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Thieves’ daring £16,000 haul


TWO wagons, a quantity of tools and more than 50 wheels and tyres were sto­ len in a daring £16,000 raid at B. Dugdale and Son feed merchants, Bellman Mill, on Salthill Industrial Estate. On Su n d ay n ig h t ,


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daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Hacking, of Sandic- roft, Rimington. The bridegroom, a head


thieves broke in through an emergency access gate, then into a garage. They loaded up the flat-backed Bedford wagons with HGV wheels and tyres of various sizes, plus some tools, then broke the lock on the main gate and drove away. Clitheroe police helieve


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BRIDGE CLUB


WINNERS of the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS Mr H. Atkinson and Mr P. Jennings, Mrs L. Gilli- hrand and Mrs S. Hollander; EW Mr A. Leonard and Mr K. Bailev. Mr R. Hounslow anti Mr 1). Hall. The following hand was


academic attainment: Gillian Alderson. Marcus Biilinyrton, J o n a th an B r a i t h w a i t e . Elizabeth Chisnall, David Draper. Fiona Slater. Gail Lloyd. Anne Wilkinson. Subject Awards. English —


The W. L. King Award for language: Fiona Slater. Litera­ ture: Angela Taylor. Drama:


Elspeth Hirst. Mathematics — The J . L.


Gamer Award: David Draper. Science — The J. Winnard


Award for biology: Gillian Al­ derson. The .1. S. Wright Award for physics: Gillian Al­ derson. Chemistry: Jane Ashton. Biology: Fiona Slater. Electronics: Neil Williamson. History: Neil Entwistle.


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played in one heart for 10 out of III ‘times. However, there is a convention where, after the opening bid of a suit is followed by two passes, the fourth hand can “protect”. If the fourth hand has a five


card suit, he overcalls that suit, but if he does not have a five card suit he doubles with 14 plus points and calls one no trump with 10 to 111 (Ktints (with not necessarily having a stop in the suit ojKMied). A further refinement is that


Represents club in contest


TWO different aspects of Clitheroe Speakers’ Club were shown during the most recent meetings.


by Chris Carr, of the Clitheroe Ladies Speak­ ers’ Club was evaluated by three members.


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when the fourth hand has already passed, as in the follow- ing hand, a bid of one no trump shows 10-11 |>oint.s and a stop in the suit o|>ened( while a double


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judged to have given the best analysis and advice and will represent the club at the area evalua­ tion contest. Members hope that he can repeat the success of Chris Roberts, who won the area speech contest.


Don Meadows was Hyndburn Speakers’


Club members attended the second meeting and


the cross-pollination of ideas made it enjoyable and entertaining. New members at Clitheroe are always welcome. The next meeting is on Monday at Low Moor Club at 7-45 p.m.


A WHALLEY woman who was sewing mistress at Calderstones for more than 30 years, Mrs Ann Douglas, of Biddings Lane, has died, aged 70. Born in the Bolton area,


she moved to Mitton Road, Whalley, and mar­ ried Jimmy Douglas, popular comedian and tai­ lor at the hospital. Mrs Douglas also taught


crafts at night school anil remained active at Calder­ stones until about five years ago. She is survived by six


nephews and nieces. A service took place


yesterday at Whalley Par­ ish Church, pr io r to interment.


SLAIDBURN S ilv e r Band is going into the recording industry . . . to ra is e funds for new uniforms. At the end of the month


sette will be available for sale in January in order to raise the £2,000 needed for replacing the uniforms.


the band is to record a tape featuring brass band music of all types and including the ‘‘Clitheroe 800 march," composed by its conductor, Mr John Cowking. It is hoped that the cas-


were bought about 10 years ago and are looking somewhat threadbare. In fact, one or two waistlines have expanded and some of the younger members have outgrown the outfits.


The present uniforms


of outdoor engagements for the hand. Members have been rehearsing for the recording session for the last few months, as well as presenting their usual series of indoor con­ certs which continue right up to Christmas.


It has been a busy year Photo tips


AT Ribblesdalc Camera Club, John Barton, of Accrington Camera Club, very effectively used a set of black and white prints taken over several years to illustrate photographic tips. The emphasis will again


Henthorn watch scheme popular


CLITHEROE’S f irs t neighbourhood watch scheme has received marvellous response”


from residents in the Henthorn area. Ribble Valley District


Police Liaison Committee heard that there had been a massive response from icople in the area want- ng to become contacts. Supt. Wynne Darwin


th e b lu e and w h ite wagons, registration WFV 675R and RFR 266P, were travelling along the A59 towards Preston at about 10-30 to 11-00 p.m. on Sunday and are anxious to hear from anyone who saw them or who has any information.


Fighting child abuse


THE Ribble Valley will benefit from the setting up of a special team of social workers to fight the grow­ ing menace of child abuse in Lancashire. One of them will be


based at the social services offices in Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, said Mr Brian Leybourne, divisional director of social services for Ribble Valley, Black­ burn and Hyndburn. “This will be a valuable


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said that a similar scheme had started in Wiswell, with schemes for six more areas planned. It was too early to say


be on techniques on Tues­ day, when there will be a Photographic Alliance re co rd ed le c tu re b y Harold C. Woodhead enti­ tled "Mucking about in the darkroom."


Branch records its highest poppy total


THIS year’s poppy appeal by Chatbum and district branch of the Royal Brit­ ish Legion raised a mas­ sive £2,126 — the highest amount ever! That was the welcome


message at the annual branch meeting, held at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton. In his report, vice-


to poppy collectors for their invaluable work and to schools, churches and other organisations for their splendid donations.


chairman and appeal or­ ganiser Mr Jack Altham expressed grateful thanks


with the Exhortation and Silent Tribute by chair­ man Mr J. W. Wilson, and prayers were said by branch chaplain Fr Trevor Vaughan.


The meeting opened


report, treasurer Mr A. Hall said the position was very healthy, showing a substantial increase over the previous year.


Presenting the financial The chairman gave a


report on the work of the branch during the year and thanked officers, com­ mittee and members for their support. Mr Wilson paid tribute


work and loyal support over the years. Guest speaker was Kr


Trevor Vaughan, who de­ scribed his position as chaplain to the Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeoman­ ry Territorial Army Vol­ unteer Reserve, the work of the Territorial Army and the role it will play in the future. A vote of thanks was


proposed by Mr Altham. Officers elected were:


President Mr H. Pearson, ch airm an M r J . W Wilson, vice-chairman and poppy organiser Mr J Altham, treasurer Mr A. Hall, secretary Mr G. C. Daw, vice-presidents Mr A. Rudgyard, Mr J. C Wiseman and Mr W. H. Proctor. Thanks were expressed


to Mr Jack Read, who is retiring from the commit­ tee after 16 years’ ser­ vice, thanking him for his


to Mr Ted Marcella, been see of the Pendle Hotel, for his h o s p i ta l i ty throughout the year.


Cash aid promise for new meals van


A PLEA for a donation towards the cost of buying a new van for the WRVS meals-on-wheels service has been made to the Rib- ble Valley Council’s Finance and General Pur­ poses Sub-committee.


ident of the Rotary Club of Ribblesdale, said that about £4,000 would have to be found towards the cost of the project.


Mr Peter Brierley, pres­


raise £2,000 with four fund-raising events and wanted to know if the council would look favour­ ably towards granting money to meet any short­ fall that might arise.


The club was hoping to


very old model, near the end" of its working life, and some WRVS members preferred to use their own private cars to deliver meals.


The present van was a Borough Treasurer Mr


Gordon Onslow said the WRVS delivered more than 5,000 meals in the Whalley a re a alone. Financial help for a similar purpose had been given in the past.


Cliff (Longridge) said the council recognised that the WRVS was providing vital service and did not feel that it would want to let anyone down after meeting appeals in the past. The committee agreed


Chairman Coun. John


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CLITHEROE Pendl Club's weekly bridge ses­ sion was won by Mrs K. Bulcock and Miss R. Hol­ land, Mrs K. Tolson and partner.


Winners of the monthly


drive were Mrs D. Under wood and Mrs D. Hindle Mrs I. Kosmalski and Mrs K. Higson, Mrs R. Sand e r s o n an d Mrs K Gudgeon.


Draw winners were M


Thorne, J. Tattersall, M Stone, E. Wood, K. Bui cock, K. Ford, L. Lynch A. Foster, I. Kosmalski M. Mansfield and F Porter.


what sort of impact the scheme was having at Henthom, but it was pro­ viding a greater aware­ ness. The co-operation be­ tween the community and police had improved and she hoped it would spread to other areas. Supt/ Darwin said that


addition to existing ser­ vices, offering expert help and raising awareness of abuse among community groups." There is only a small


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there had been police pro­ jects at five schools, in­ volving police dogs, horses and film shows. Henthorn was not a


high risk area, having few crimes committed, and


with the help of the scheme police hoped to keep it that way.


THE former joint licensee of a Nelson sports club has been granted a pro­ tection order in respect of the Swan Hotel, .Whalley. Michael Way, of Hibson


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