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Clitheroe 2232Jt (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Charity steps in with


rescue plan


A MYSTERY charity has stepped in to help Rowland Mountain Rescue Team to maintain


and the charity are at a delicate stage, but an announcement is expected within three weeks. The charity, which does


its centre at Dunsop Bridge, Talks between the team was way above what they


could afford, raising fears that the rescuers might h a v e to q u i t th e ir headquarters. Despite the talks they


not want to release its name, is interested in buy­ ing all four cottages pres­ ently owned by the North West Water Authority as a lo n g te rm c a p i ta l investment. The rescue team hopes _____


to be able to go on renting hotel, its present cottage from the charity at a pepper­ corn rent and also two other cottages which have been knocked into one.


This would be used as extra accommodation. The end c o t ta g e is


rented by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which is being given an alternative site by the NWWA. The char­ ity is considering using this as a holiday home. Mr Peter Taylor, team


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leader for Bowland, said the charity’s move could be a satisfactory solution t'o the problem. “It will mean we can


stay right in the centre of the hills where we need to be and will give us enough space to expand our train­ ing facilities.” The NWWA wants to


sell off the cottages and give the rescuers first option to buy, but their asking price of £85,000


have started fund-raising in case negotiations fail and they are forced to buy. They hope to raise at


least &0,000 with events such as a raft race and abseiling down a Preston


Naturalists’ in the Dales


THE sun shone brightly for Clitheroe Naturalists’ walk in the Yorkshire D a le s led by Mr G. Wilkinson. Leaving Dent viaduct,


the party walked a section of the Dalesway, most of it on the banks of the River Dee. A keen-eyed junior


member spotted 18 species of birds and among the abundance of wild flowers were wood cranesbill shining cranesbill and sweet cicely. ’The splendid views were appreciated and members had time to see the attractive village of Dent at the end of their


journey. ’Thanks were expressed


to the leader by Mr B. Shaw. The next walk is on June 6th.


WRIGHT — EMMETT


A honeymoon in Bar­


bados and St Lucia fol­ lowed the wedding at Whalley Parish Church of Miss Adrienne Emmett and Mr Richard Wright. ’The bride, a nursing sis­


ter, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B. M. Emmett, of L im e f ie ld A v e n u e , Whalley. The bridegroom, of


Clitheroe Road, Sabden, is the son of Mr A. Wright, of Whalley, and the Tate Mrs Wright, and is a busi- n e s s d e v e lo p m e n t executive. Bridesmaids were Miss


Gillian Emmett, Miss Kathryn Emmett and Miss Margaret Hughes. Best man was Mr Nick


Worked at CRGS


A LABORATORY techni­ cian at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for Boys for 21 years, Mrs Ethel Simpson, has died, aged 64.


Mrs Simpson moved


Keighley and groomsmen and ushers were Mr John W oodh ead , Mr Paul Wright, Mr Michael Ban­ nister and Mr Andrew Angew. The service was con­


ducted by the Rev. M. Ackroyd. A reception was held at


the Inn at Whitewell. ’The couple are to live in


Sabden. Photograph, Jeremy


Makinson Photography, Blackburn.


from Grindleton Road, West Bradford, to Preston Road, Grimsargh, seven month ago.


Actively associated with


All Hallows Church, Mit- ton, she was former presi­ dent of Mitton WI and a former member of Mitton A m a t e u r D r am a t ic S o c ie ty , and a keen dressmaker.


She leaves a husband,


Mr Richard Simpson. A service will be held


today at All Hallows Church prior to interment.


PENPALS PAY A VISIT


IT WAS a case of renewing old memories and cementing new friendships when Clitheroe s Pendle County Primary School received a very


special visit. Ransacked


POLICE believe that! thieves who ransacked the main office at Clitheroe Auction Mart may have entered through a broken window. Ten marker pens, £29 in


cash and £20 from a pay­ phone were taken. It is believed the same


thieves were responsible for breaking into stall 35 on Clitheroe Market, forc­ ing a rear door and steal­ ing a box of crisps and £20 in cash.


Scanner cash rolling in


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THE Scanner Appeal in the Kibble Valley stands at a mag­ nificent £26,500, and is grovdng all the time


Events


Bank Holiday week end, including the Slaidburn Festival, have given it a tre ­ mendous boost. Other recent donations


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include £885 from Clith­ eroe Ladies’ Circle, the proceeds of the pancake race and £718 from a Sab­ den dance organised by three local couples, Mr and Mrs Leo Clarkson, Mr and Mrs Peter Riley and Mr and Mrs Alan Coates.


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THE Scanner Appeal has been given a bumper boost, thanks to the efforts of Hodder Valley residents. In our picture, Mr Edward Finder (right), chair­


man of the Whit Monday Festival, is pictured with Mr John King-Wilkinson, who, on behalf of the scanner committee, presented a gold award for the


area raising £500. Over the weekend, another £700 was raised when .


all the village organisations held stalls. There has been tremendous support in the Hodder


Valley for the appeal and various other efforts are planned.


The next event is an afternoon tea in Dunsop Bridge Village Hall on June 7th.


. Sabden man Mr David


Aspden, who is recovering from a minor operation, raised £86 from a spon­ sored run. Plans for a musical


evening at Whalley Meth­ odist Church had to be ch an g ed at th e la s t moment . . . after the organ motor burnt out. The concert was trans­ ferred to Whalley Parish Church, and about £65 was raised for the appeal. Among forthcoming


events is a grand midsum­ mer ball and buffet to be held in the Marquee at the Inn at Whitewell on June 27th. The e v en in g is to


include dancing to music by Johnny Pearson and


over the


“Magic with a Sparkle” from Shaun McCree, who


will visit tables with “close up magic.”


Frank Barnes, of Ethos


Gallery, will be auctioning his “number one” picture of Clitheroe which he com­ pleted recently.


There will also be a raf­ fle and a very attractive


buffet. It is hoped that as well


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as being a memorable social occasion the Scanner Appeal will be given a large financial boost. Local industry is helping by sponsoring the evening. Tickets, price £17.50


each, are available from Mrs A. Wilbourn (Clith­ eroe 27786), Mr I. Lloyd (Clitheroe 27331) or the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Office (Clitheroe 22323).


Club boosts the appeal


FOOT stomping music and good food helped to swell the Scanner Appeal by £145 on Saturday night when members of Low Moor Club, Clitheroe


held a barbecue. Music was provided by a five-piece band, the


Eidelburgers, and the proceeds included a collec­ tion and draw.


Saturday’s event brings the total raised by the . , .


club for the appeal to £420. The committee and staff expressed their thanks to all who had contri­ buted to the evening’s success.


Focus on cine films


THE speaker at Ribbles- dale Camera Club was Mr Frank Yates, of Earby, who spoke about the cine camera and showed films produced by himself and fellow members of Pendle


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Cine Club. He demonstrated the


equipment used in film making and rounded off his talk with a “Day trip to Blackpool,” a film made during the 1960s. The club’s summer pro­


gramme starts on Tuesday with a photographic quiz, compiled by member Charles Walmsley.


For the visitors were


teacher Mrs Joan Barton, herself a fonner pupil, and 54 children from her Liverpool school, who have been penpals with Pendle youngsters since September.


Mrs Barton, formerly


Miss Parkinson, grew up in Clitheroe and, now a teacher at Rice Lane County Primary School, decided she would like to “get back to her roots.” So the correspondence link was set up between two classes at each school and, with the help of Clitheroe teacher Mrs Liz Wadding- t o n , t h e t r i p wa s arranged.


Face to face for the first


time, the eight and nine- year-olds got on extremely well. They spent a hectic morning playing rounders and other sports and join­ ing in singing gsmes, then teachers bravely ventured through the town with the ioo-plus group, up to the Castle for a fun picnic. After playing in the


park, the Liverpool chil­ dren waved goodbye to their new pals and were taken to Shuttleworth Farm, Henthorn, for the afternoon — for some, their first visit to a real farm. About 80 Pendle young­


sters are to make a recip­ rocal visit in June, spend­ ing a morning at the Liverpool school and an afternoon at the Maritime Museum.


Former


bandsman dies


A KEEN member of the former Clitheroe Brass Band, Mr Fredrick Down­ ing, has died aged 80. Mr Downing, of Lilac


Grove, Clitheroe, was a trombone and euphonium player who performed at many leading event s locally. Born and bred in Clith­


eroe, he stayed in Ribble Valley all his life and worked as a driver for the former Ribble Cement. He leaves a wife and


daughter. The service and crema­


tion is at Accrington on Monday.


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I WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club of the qualifying round for the Thome Trophy were: NS Mr Grindley and Mr Leader, Mrs Fazackerley and Miss Vinten.


BRIDGE CLUB


I EW Mr Hounslow and Mr Hall, , Mrs Cross and Mr Hargreaves.


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The following hand was usually played in three clubs b>;


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when north discouraged, fol­ lowed this with the three of dia­ monds. which cast won with the queen. A low spade was led to tne queen and tne ace was then cashed. The king and queen of clubs were played, a diamond being discarded by east. South ruffed and led another diamond. West won and led a fourth club, which south ruffed with the king. East won the heart return with his queen, drew the out­ standing trump, and led a heart to the ace, to enable the estab­ lished clubs to be enjoyed. Ten tricks were thus made. S dealer, game all.


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were: NS Mr G. and Mr C. Pol­ lard, Mrs Cross and Mr Patten. EW Mrs E. Wilkinson and Mrs I Bowker, Mrs Haworth and Mrs I


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Sounds from Clitheroe


MANCHESTER pinned back its ears yesterday as a pioneering listening centre was opened, giving access to many thousands of hours of sound rec­ ording at Clitheroe Cas­ tle’s North West Sound Archive. The exciting venture is


a result of co-operation \rith the Greater Manches­ ter County Record Office, 56 Marshall Street, New Cross.


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