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CLITHEROE mimic Simon Entwistle was fea tured live on ITV’s Telethon '88 during the early hours of Monday morning. Appearing on G ran ad a Television in a
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other, e.xcejit that a twist in the jiath opened out to reveal a pageant of vivid colour and movement on the Castle Field. The court je s te r was
bathed in sunlight, the distant sound of an old-fa shioned fairground organ di'ifted on the breeze and couples and families stroll ed at a leisurely pace through the beautifully- ke])t gi'ounds. A summer day like any
ancient and modern. As the historic Castle
THOUGH the austere backdrop remained the same as for cen turies past, Clitheroe’s tremendous effort for ITV’s Telethon was a definite mixture of
made up and hair coloured in o u tra g e o u s punk
Tablers and Rotaract did their bit to help us along, and the ambulance peo))le, Clitheroe Ju-jitsu Club, who gave a b r i l l ia n t demonstration, Sabden Treacle Miners. Ribble
Stevens, who had the hon our of handing over the all-important cheque at Granada’s Manchester stu dios; “The whole day I'eally was a tremendous achievement, especially considering that we only started to organise it five weeks ago.” “The Lions and Round
was, not only iiroviding a smashing day out for hun dreds of visitors, but rais ing a splendid £4,750 into the bargain! Said president Mr Barry
round to raise a massive £21 m. during ITV’s 27- hour Telethon extrava ganza, Clitheroe’s Cham ber of Trade was pulling off its own spectacular success. And what a triumph it
fashions. As the country rallied
tainly standing tall earlier in the day. ITV’s Bob Smithies interviewed him in front of the cameras while he balanced i)re- cariously on top of a gigan tic Chieftain tank! The crew also filmed the
crowd puller came from the Royal Armoured Corps Mobile Display Team, all the way from Dorset, whose attractions included two Scorpion
vehicles were admired, including a 1937 fire engine brought along by the Fire Service Preserva tion Group, and later the fun was once more screened live to viewers. Surely th e b ig g e s t
content, the winner was Denis Robinson, of Sand- bach, and for a splendid costume, the best turned out town crier was judged to be Roy Harness, of West Lancashire. Well-maintained vintage
beginning of a fun run and the town criers’ com])eti- tion at the bandstand, which was a feast for the ears and eyes, with Clith eroe’s own big voice, Roland Hailwood, acting as Master of Ceremonies. For .volume, clarity and
Valley Rail and the Army u n i t s , a l l w o rk e d extremely hard.” Mr Stevens was cer
reconnaissance vehicles and th e mag n ific en t Chieftain.
members from Manchester plastered “broken” limbs and dressed fake wounds in return for donations to Telethon and all kinds of Telethon paraphernalia was on sale, including
Army Field Hospital BY RACHAEL COLLINSON
baseball caps, T-shirts and even special soup. Said Mr Stevens: “The
the chet|Ue jiresentation to Richard Madeley at about 9-30 ]).in., acconijianied by former ))resident of the Chamber Mr Hailwood and their wives, Carol and Hazel, who all agreed that the atmosphere in the stu dios was amazing.
raffle were A. Wightman (bathroom suite), N. Hol den (weekend at Harrop Fold), G. Halliday (dinner for two at Stirk House), Mrs Aspen (case of wine), P. Moore (decorating sup- j)lios), B. Smalley (holiday in L o n d o n ) an d S . Dubowski (dinner at the Craven Heifer).
amazing day. Winners of the giant
beauty of Telethon is that all the money raised in a particular region will be spent in that region.” He went along to make
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It was a fitting end to an
THIS Chieftain tank was a monster attraction to kids of all ages. With fuel consumption of about one mile per gallon and the capacity to blow away the Castle without trace, it’s a good job she was strictly off duty!
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