Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February itii, 19SS '.i


L ; . Burnlen 22331 (Classified)' • * m


CLABMING DATES


Any organisation wishing to make a claim (or a future date may use this DllCl


column to publicise their event three months in advance For example the text would contain the name of the organisation; name ol the event and the date


I ’/ng


Fo' details of this inexpen­ sive way o( publicising your event and giving


notice to other organisa­ tions your intention


Contact


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


King Street. Clitheroe Tel. 24804/22323 '


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A P R I L 22 N D (o v u n in i i ) . A p r i l 2 3 rd ( i iu i t i i ip c uiul c v c i i in p ) . Holt o i i - l iy - I J o w - I.iiuS Dr.ima G ro u p , present t h V |) >1II t o in i in e A i a d d i t i . L n n u i r ie s to H o l tu n -H y * HoNvt.md. 277.


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F E B R U A R Y 1 9 TH . T h e hiji li.iiid d.iiK'o. Parish Church Mall. Rotary C lu b ol' C l i lh -


M A R C H 9 th , T h e B r i t te n


St rill!i O u a iT e t . C h i l l l>urn Ro.id C.raniniiir School. 7-30 p.in.


M O N D A Y . A P R IL 1 8 TH to Saiurd.iy A p r i l 2 3rd , C l i th - ei'oe >ind Dis trict Scouts - (ianp Show, 1988.


S A T U R D A Y . 20th Pehruary. (;iitlu*roi! C iv ic Society in coii.iuiu t ion w i th re ce n t ly tormed R. V. C onservat ion Ciroup. r;oM«n? .Morniipj 10 a . in . • 12 n o o n U .R . C . M.ips ol CHitheroe. spaniiiini two urnturies on iliM>1ay.


S A T U R D A Y . I 'e h ru a ry 6th, 1 9 8 8 . C l i t h e r o e P a r is h


CJouiicil. Anuiteiir Operatic and D ram a t ic S o c ie t y - Sovitti Paiilic.


18th. 19th. 20th I -e h ru a ry . 1 9 8 8 . c:i>atl>urn P lu y fn u Fields C om m it te e . P a n to ­ mime ' Rumpelstilt/kin ’ .


Coach Holidays Great British 1 9 8 8


Y O U ’VE TRIED THE R E ST . . . N OW TRY THE BE ST !


• FREE INSURANCE • SUPERIOR HOTELS O DIRECT TRAVEL INC. SEVERAL DAYS EXCURSIONS


EASTER Sal., April 2nd — 8 days lllracombe...................................El 19


SPRING FrL, April 15th, Frl„ May 6th, Thurs., June 16th — 3 days Durham and Catharine Cookson Country......E59


Sal., April 30th — 7 days Glorious Cotswolds................£179 Sat., April 30th — 8 days Perthshire and Grampians.... £179


Sat., May 7th — 7 days Scottish Highlands..................... £139


Sun., May 8th — 7 days West Scottish Coast and Isle ol Arran..................................................................................9199


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CABARET. CARVERY and LOUNGE BAR Tel. Accringlon 3B4874


CABARET ROOM


FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Sin TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT


r SATURDAY ONLY 4


Feat jfif'9 n'l i & doc iock n <oH hits PLUS


MUD


R IC iC Y L IV ID


Ttyj'Jt Bc>■CorrK.,^r


Whf no! book a meal In the Can a ry and taaarva a labia In Iha Cabaral Room. Draaa raalrlcllona apply


WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10m V l i^ T A G E A louen o ' Chri .md Jnc


FfM tMjlOfO top m. F R E E A DMISSION U eabaral •vsen dining In the carvary, Wadnaaday only


DON’T MiSS: LOUNGE BAR


Lunches served dslly (except Selurdsy) Ji.30am. — 2pm.


Sat., May 14lh — 8 days Torquay, English Riviera........£129 Sun., May 15th — 7 days Newquay/Cornish Tours........£129 Sun., May 22nd — 6 days Great Yarmouth/Norfolk Broads


£99 Sal., May 281h — 8 days Ilfracombe/Devon Tours......... £139


Please send s.a.a. tor 1988 brochure. Book by phone at our Ainsworth Street shop or your local travel agents (Althems and Clitheroe Travel)


0 2 5 4 - S 1 i 1 2 Whiteblrk Road,


Blackburn BB1 3 JD Hotel iC ioir


M A R K E T P LA CE , C L ITHER O E . Tel. 26955


LIVE MUSIC


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th THE ROGER


WESTBROOK SHOW


Lancashire's Favourite Folk and Country Recording Artist ★


★


W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 17th Welcome return of


BRIAN PRESTON the entertainer Vkr


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Leisure Services Officer: A. T. FENTON. F.I.LA.M, (Dip) ADVANCE BOX OFFtCES:


Colne 864721 and Nelson 692690 (during office tiours)


GLENN MILLER MAGIC


wllh THE HERB MILLEH ORCHESTRA


Directed Dy Jonn Miller (Glenn's nephew)


COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Sunday. February 7lh. 7-30 p.rr Tickets E4 all classes


PENDLE CIVIC PLAYERS PRESENTATION


THE ANNIVERSARY by Bill Macilwraith


Produced by Brian Kettlewell CIVIC THEATRE. NELSON


Wednesday. February 10th to February 13th — 7-30 p.m.


Tickets Cl. (fhilrtren and OAP s 50p hf we 2th


w'vening \or.


\0CK |7d.


lid after I ‘ire.


FOLK WITH A JOKE Hosted by


ROGER WESTBROOK


Featuring MIKE E L L IO T T 8ARR0WF0H0 CIVIC HALL Friday. February 12th. 8 p.m. Tickets C2 all classes


THE IVOR NOVELLO STORY


Starring ANNE DUVAL. t h t


Britain's Pest loved composer. The hie ol Ivor Novei'o IS followed from his first major success


GARETH EVANS. DERRY JONES An evening ol unashamed nostalgia reliving the glorious rjielod'es ol


COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Sunday. February 14th, 7-30 p.m. Tickets C2.50,


children and OAPs £1.50 by arrangement wllh


All Star Wrestling Promotions Limited


TO N Y S T CLAIR — V—


Heavyweights


TERRY RUDOE M IK E ‘FLASH' JORDAN


Reckless


Thursday, February 18lh — 6 p.ni. Tickets E2.50. Children and OAPs E2


••Soldier Boy^^ STEVE PRINCE COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


lends


Savoyards Appreciations Society (West Yorkshire) present


All the Pest from Gilbert and Sullivan to Lennon and McCartney (e g. "The


SAVOYARDS SING GRAND CONCERT


Policeman's Chorus" to "When I'm 64")


Sunday, February 21at. 7-30 p.m. Tickets £3. Children and OAPs £2.25


BOOKirfG NOW:


your bave


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•'Brltlsh/Canadlan Kashmir Hima­ laya Expedition'* illustrated talk by John A. Jackson, February 21st. "World Steam Railways" film show


w/ John Huntley, February 28th. The Charlie Williams Laughter Show. March 13lh. "Mr Spoon on


Button Moon" March 15lh/16th. Moira Anderson In Concert, May 22nd.


Tickets from A. T. Fenton, Leisure Services Office. Bank House, Albert Road, Colne, Tel. 864721; Tourist information Centre. 20a Scotland Road. Nelson, Tel. 692890; as well as at all council offices; Colne Town Hall; Atthams Travel Agency,


St Jam es 's Street, Bu rn le y ; Mechanics Box Office. Manchester Road, Burnley, and Tourist Infor­ mation Centre. Council Offices. Church Walk. Clllheroe


NOW , I PROVED! W.UU..I tiunnays llllll SIIUW COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


Mr St Mis IM i. Wilpshiit'. liMckhutn


Sirs. I woiiU lihf to t‘tiiend my thnnhs


bii’ak into our /iou5<*. fust through lht‘ tear doot and ne*l Ihiounh a rear lill’n'iuin window — both attempts faded, some son of (mpft'mcfir w<ts used as eonsiderabfe damage was caused lo the frames


lo Ulttalfdme. Last kviH'A .1 burghst alh’inplfii lo


hut both the window and door held firm, I can only pul this down lo the mushioom cam stvunty locking


system . . iTt Q_on__o.nn a m 9-30 — 2-00 a.m.


G R E A T A TM O S P H E R E A N D T O P S O U N D S FREE ADMISSION THURSDAY


FRIDAY and SATURDAY . — Smart casual brass


A n y th l r ^ to celebrate — book here EL. W H A L L E Y 3086


16 Accrington Road, Whalley. ^ Battle ol TV


PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING


^ MOORCOCK INN, w a d d i n g t o n


C O M E D A N C IN G With P H IL C A S E


and hIs ballroom melodies on F E B R U A R Y 20th


Our excellent bar meals will be available throughout the evening starting at 8 p.m.


Table bookings available T E L . C L ITH ER O E 22333 RiBBLESDALE POOL


EDISFORD ROAD, CLITHEROE Telephone 24825


COMMENCING FEBRUARY 15th (School half-term holiday)


OPENING HOURS FOR WEEK


W EDNESDAY 17th: Open 12 noon, close 8 p.m. TH UR SD A Y 16th: Open 12 noon, close 8 p.m. FRIDAY 19th: Open 12 noon, close 7 p.m.


MONDAY 15th; Open 12 noon, close 5-45 p.m. TU E S D A Y 16lh: Open 12 noon, close 7 p.m.


The Teaching pool Ib closed while swimming lessons are In progress Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 4-30 until 5-45. RVBC serving the community


SATUR D AY 20th:Open 9 a.m.. close 5 p.m. SUNDAY 21slr Open 9 a.m.. close 5 p.m. Last admission ’/fe hour before close.


( INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE


AND FLEA MARKET COLNE MUNICIPAL HALL


SA TUR D AY , F E B R U A R Y 6th 10 a .m. to 4-30 p.m.


L # BUY • BROWSE • SELL • 8 ^ EXCHANGE • £G STALL


I f lion litirr iivtits formtleonuiif iuijiiirii'.i plntsi- .MrC’s. OAKN()Li)S\VlCK81.'i7.')(5


TH E LANCASHIRE LIBRARY RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT


FEBRUARY EXHIBITIONS C L I T H E R O E L IB R A R Y (staircase wall)


Paintings by MICHAEL HOWLEY of Barrowford


WHALLEY LIBRARY


1988 OPEN A R T AN D C R A F T C OM P E T IT IO N


(Members ol the public are invited lo vole lor the exhibit ol their choice during the period February 6th-20th)


CLITHEROE OPERATIC WEEK


After the Show Supper served until 11 p.m.


HALTON WEST INSTITUTE


W H IS T D R IV E


T U E S D A Y , F E B . 9th 7-30 p.m.


Proceeds Institute funds, 80p ANTIQUES and


FLEA MARKET G R E Y S TO N E S INN, B L A C K O


S u n d a y, Fe bru ary 7th 11 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Bar Snacks 12— 2, Parking Linen. Copper. E.P.N.S.,


Prints, Porcelain. Glass, etc. Inquiries ‘J ’ Fairs


Barnoldswick 813626


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


BINGO SATURDAY,


FOOD


FEBRUARY 6th 7-45 p.m.


ADMISSION 20p


Proceeds to Chipping Cricket Club


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INN


CLITHEROE ROAD, SABDEN


Serve BAR MEALS lunch end evening seven dmye a week


Private Room available for weddings, parties, meetings.


Tel. Clitheroe 23870


DUNSOP BRIDGE ST HUBERT’S,


GRAND DANCE


at N EW TO N V IL L A G E H A L L


on FR ID A Y , F E B . 19th Dancing lo Highlanders


Band 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. Bar applied tor


Tickets £2.50 inc. supper, available by telephoning Dunsop Bridge 268


f


BURNLEY MECHANICS Manchester Road. Burnley


1 , I by phone with IL_». ^


Tlel. Burnley 30055 . IKICM' Book your tickets


ui o iiito B l a c k b u r n Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


SUN INN, WADDINGTON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th ST VALENTINE’S


EVE DINNER A 5-course candlelit dinner £ 8 > 5 0 Including V A T


V D A Y LU N C H Bring the lady in your life — gran, mum or sweetheart — to a 4-course lunch


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14th ST VALENTINE’S


£ 5 .9 5 Including VAT To book please ring


CLITH OERE 23262


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS jA


ANYTIME J / 6 9 4 9 2 9


15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON


Call or wnte to


105 NEW PARK STREET BLACKBURN


BLACKBURN


f 6 6 2 4 2 4 NELSON


February 18th, 19th, 20th, 5-30 p.m. e-30 p.m -. Tickets - from ---------- £3. £4


THE KEN DODD 1988 LAUGHTER SHOW


and 8


BOOK NOW: very few aeate left for Friday and Saturday ahow


RECREATION AND LEISURE SERVICES DEPARTMENT


Tickets £2.25, Club Members £1.50 Hectic Feast present


Friday. February 5th, 8 p.m.


Wednesday. February 10th, 7-30 p.m. ■;2.2r ■5, Concessions £1.25


Tickets £


B O L TO N -B Y -B O W L A N D V IL L A G E H A L L


5 0 / 5 0


DANCING to M A R K K IT TO and his band


on FRIDAY, FEB. 12th 8 p.m. to 12 p.m.


(Supper 10 p.m. to 10-30 p.m.) Licensed bar Admission £2


To book please ring Bolton-by-BowIand 277 or 272 --------- -


Northumberland Theatre Company present


O’ER TH E HILLS A new play with music Padiham Town Hall


Friday, February 12lh, 7-30 p.m. Tickets £2.25


TH E TO N Y MANN QUAR TE T


A great night of Be-bop Jazz Yorke House. Yorke Street Friday, February 12th, 8 p.m. Tickets £2.25, Concessions £1.25


NOW BOOKING for


The Dutch Swing College Band; March 7th; The Ukrainian Cossacks: March 12th; Phil Kelsal In Concert: March 16th.


Habergham Sixth Form Centre KEMPS COMPANY


with THERIOT BAND Padiham Town Hall


Mechanics Folk Club CEILIDH NIGHT


Farmers plan to beat the


storm clouds


NEW ways for the Ribble Valley farmer to earn his livin}? featured at a special meeting at the Edisford Bridge Inn; With stormcloutls loom­


ing on the economic hori­ zon, many are looking at ways of bringing in extra


cash. The meeting, which was


organised by the local Agricultural Training Board, was attended by 50 people, the theme being diversification.


Sailor’s life


A TALK entitled “They that go down to the sea in ships" was given to Clith­ eroe Aftoi'iioon Townswo­ men’s Guild b.v Mrs Bar- baraRiding on Monday. She told of a sailor’s life


from his humble begin­ nings through to becoming captain of his shij). some­ times related through the letters he wrote to his daughter at home. Mrs Edith Allen was in


the chair and the vote of thanks was given by Mrs


Kathleen Bulcock.


C L I TH E R O E G A R D E N C L U B


RIbblesdale Scho ol (Drama complex)


T U E S D A Y , F E B . 9th, 7-15 p.m.


Recording ol “SPADEWORK”


(Radio Lancashire team) Admission Iree


Everybody welcome


UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP


will meet on Saturday,


February 6th, 1988 in WADDINGTON


METHODIST SCHOOL at 7-30 p.m.


Speaker: Rev. C. FOSTER (Whallcy)


EVERYONE WELCOME


ADVERTISING PAYS DIVIDENDS SUN INN WADDINGTON


TEQUILA C A N C E L L ED and appearing at a later date


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11th at 9 p.m.


ROGER WESTBROOK FREE ADMISSION


If meals required please ring CLITHEROE 23262


THE MOORCOCK INN Waddington


DANCING CLASS


E V E R Y T U E S D A Y E V E N IN G 8-00 p.m.


All welcome Tel. Clltheroe 22333


S T JAMES’S BROWNIES AND GUIDES


SLAIDBURN PARISH CHURCH P A R IS H S O C IA L


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th Newton Village Hall at 8 p.m.


Hot Pot Supper, Slides of Flower Festival, Musical Entertainment


Tickets: Adults £1.50, Children 75p


Available from DUNSOP BRIDGE 273 and 280


JUMBLE SALE S A TU R D A Y ,


F E B R U A R Y 6th to a.m. — 12 noon


St James’s Junior School


Admission lOp


Knowle Green Village Hall, near RIbchester


MARKET FLEA SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th


11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Inquiries;


Tel. Cleveleys 824918 W H IS T and


D OM IN O E S GIsburn Festival Hall SATURDAY, FEB. 6th 7-30 p.m.


Admission 80p, including supper


. . REMEIVIBER THIS AD?


We have been advertising the superior quality of our windows and doors for months, we now have conclusive evidence that in several instances our units have kept burglars out. due entirely to the inbuilt security systems designed to beat all but the most determined attempts at Intrusion


Exact copies of other testimonials arc available in our showroom


• Multi point locking systems • Mushroom head cams & Shoot Bolts


• Galvanised steel frames and supports Security beaded and glazed safety glass and standard double glazing High security is peace of rnind. yoUr hprne is your castle .- keep it that way - KEEP HIM OUT 111 II Some farmers are turn­


ing ponds into fish farms, o th e r s are b re ed in g angora goats or selling ice­ cream or butter. A popu­ lar option has been to take in bed-and -b reak fa st


trade. A panel of speakers


explained some of the pit- falls and costs. Taking part were David Padley, Forest of Rowland Coun­ tryside Management Ser­ vice; Victoria Wood, Har- r o p F o ld C o u n t r y ' Farmhouse Hotels; Pat Ward, CoSIRA; and Mar­ jorie Dewhurst, Hother- dew Dairy Ice Cream. Mr Don Bridge chaired


the meeting and there was a lively question and answer session. Organiser Mrs Christine


Newhouse said she had been very pleased at the response to the meeting, which could be followed with practical training courses where there was need.


Renowned for her cooking


A RESPECTED and well- knowned Stonyhurst resi­ dent, Mrs Mollie Bailey , of Pinfold Cottage, has died,


aged 79. Before she was married,


Mrs Bailey worked in the dairy at S tonyh ur st College.


’ Later, she ran a guest


house at the New Lodge, Stonyhurst, for more than 20 years ant] during that time became renowned for her excellent cooking. She and her husband,


Tom, and daughter, Mary, moved to Pinfold (iottage 23 years ago. Mrs Bailey had suffered


from ill-health for the last 20 years and for the last two had been cared for by staff at Clitheroe Hospital. She was founder mem­


and INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE


FLEA MARKET


Salesbury Village Hall, Wllpshtre, Nr Blackburn


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Clear oul your allic and turn it


into cash this weekend. Lots of interesting items and bargains


tor all the family. Cale. No new goods.


Stalls £7


To book {U8t ring Pauline on Burnley 30670


ber of Hurst Green Over GOs Club, a member of the WI and a former member of Hurst Green branch of the Women’s Conservative Association. In addition to her hus­


band and daughter, she leaves a brother and four sisters. The funeral service was


held at St Peter’s Church, Stonyhurst, on Tuesday, followed by interment at St Joseph’s Cemetery, Hurst Green.


B E T TER DRIVING


HELP and advice to motoi’ists is offered in the new course of “ Better Driving" organised by the Blackburn Area Road Safet.v Association, start­ ing on February IGth.


The venue is the County


Council’s Road Safety Training Centre, Ewood


The first lecture starts


at 7-30 p.m. and the c ou r s e fe e o f £7.50 includes a copy of the Police driving manual “Road Craft” and a year’s full membership of the association. Further infor­ mation is available from Mr W. Hounslow, Black­ burn 53518.


Fund-raising takes shape for Roefield


WHAT do you want for Roefield? That is the uestion being posed by the Ribble Valley


Iports and Recreational Association. It wants to find out how


people intend to use the facility, so they can make provision for their individ­ ual sports and leisure needs. Currently the asso­ ciation is liaising with the mountaineers, indoor bowlers and badminton players. Association chairman


Doreen Euinton said: “Wo need to know what people actually want for Roefield, so that we can incorporate their ideas in our current and future plans. If you have any s])ecial needs or ideas for the com­


plex, contact the associa­ tion's design consultant, Denise Mallinson (Whalley 2312). Meanwhile, the appeals


committee has been busy organising and co-ordinat­ ing fund-raising events. The first, on February


17th, is a sponsored 12- hour table-tennis mara­ thon by Trinity Youth Club in the Trinity s])orts hall between G a.m. and G p.m. Anyone interested in helping sp on so r the youngsters can contact Lee Robinson (Clitheroe 25831).


Christmas spirit


survives


CLITHEROE’S Christ­ mas trees and lights sur­ vived the festive season b e t te r than usual thanks to close circuit television.


How’ever, there were


some casualties. Coun. Barrie Parker


told town councillors that on the first day the crib was up, light bulbs valued at £25 were stolen.


"Undoubtedly this was


the work of local people,” he said. “They spoil the enjoyment of Christmas for everybody else.”


Coun. Eric Bracewell


added: “That number of bulbs could not be taken without someone seeing. It is a sad reflection on society that people look the other way and don’ want to become involved.’


REA looks back on a good year


NEW president of the Clitheroe and district branch of the Royal Engineers’ Association is Mr Brin Joynson, who was elected at the pp’oup’s 19th annual meeting.


were: Mr J. Smith (chair­ man), Mr A. W. Chappell (secretary), Mr H. Kay (treasurer), Mr A. A. East (standard bearer), the Rev. B. Stevenson (branch chaplain). Social committee; Mr H.


Other officers elected


Kay, Mrs V. Joynson, Mr V. J. C. Wood, Mrs E. Wood. Mr J. Smith, Mrs K. Smith. Retiring president and


formation of a new social committee more events can be held for members and friends. Mr Chappell gave a


It is hoped that with the


chairman Maj. E. B. Lock­ ett (RE Retd) said that the branch had had a good year and thanked officers for their work, especially Mr Joynson on the visit of the RE Band to Clithoroe for the “ Beating the Retreat” ceremony.


resume of ali branch acti­ vities, including the acqui­ sition of a set of silver communion plate, dedi­ cated b.v the branch chap­ lain at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, in memory of all REs who served in the battaliqn there from 1940 to ’40. The next meeting will


be at Low Moor Club at 8-30 p.m. on February 24th and the RE branch dance will be at the Catho­ lic Social Centre, Lower- gate, on March 5th.


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PRIMROSE WORKS, CLITHEROE @ 2 9 0 6 6


FREE PARKING — OPEN Sat. 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.; Open weekdays Mon. to Fri. 9 a.m. — 5 p.m.


LATE NIGHT OPENING THURS. till 8 p.m. pST’-v-jj


On February 20th, the Catholic Social Centre will be turned into a casino for the night, in an evening organised by Ribble Val­ ley Rotoract Club. The 1st of March sees a


meeting in the Mayoral Chambers at 8 p.m. for anyone interested in help­ ing the project. The committee is also


looking for someone to organise an aluminium recycling “Can-paign.” If you feel you can do the job, contact Mary Brass (Clitheroe 27543).


Tour of carpet factory


CLITHE RO E Young Farmers enjoyed a visit to the Stalwart Dyeing Com­ pany and were given a guided tour by Keith, Tre­ vor and Henry, who explained the process of turning various materials into finished carpet. In the works laboratory,


a scientist showed how colours and patterns are achieved by experiment­ ing with various dyes on small samples before they are used in the factory. Different standards


were seen being made some of them going on to be treated for stain resistance. The v is it was well


attended and a vote of thanks was given by Jeff Wearden, seconded by Steven Goodbier. A busi ness meeting followed which included a competi tions report given by Susan England.


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REDUCTIONS ON BRASS and WOOD POLES


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Brought up in Sawley


A MAN who was born and firm, finishing as ware- brought up in S:iwley, Mr house foreman. He retired Thomas Francis Robinson, six ye:irs ago has died at his home in Hillside Drive, West Bradford.


Mr Robinson (09)


worked as a farm labourer in Sawley for a number of


years. In 1962, he moved to


Clitheroe and worked at Dugdale's animal feed


He ami his wife, Jennie,


moved to West Bradford six months ago. In addition to his wife, he le:ives a (laughter, Mrs J u n e L a w s o n , o f


Chatburn. The funeral service and


interment took place at St Ambrose Church, Grindle- ton. on Saturday.


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