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Max and Sarah share sports day honours


BEAUTIFUL weather helped to make Bolton-by-Bowland village sports a successful event.


the boy with most points went to Max Taylor. Jamie


with most points went to Sarah Burgess, tne runner-up being Angela Kelsall. Results


Ferguson was runner-up. The Yorke cup for the girl


—Max Taylor. Jamie Ferguson, Stephen Smith. 11-12: Girls Sarah Burgess, Vicky Kelsall, Suzanne Driver. 9-12: Boys —


Flat race. 13-14 years: Boys


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New curate for parish church


CLITHEROE Parish Church will be resur­ recting an old tradition when a new curate starts work at the beginning of next month.


the church has not had a curate, but now the Rev. Paul Hartley is moving to Clitheroe to take up the post.


For the past few years,


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three years at Lincoln Theological College, stu­ dying for a Bachelor of Theology degree as part of his training.


Cathedral on Sunday. He has just completed


coln, he lived in Bradford, where he worked in the local textile industry. He and his wife, Susan,


WPendle Club Before moving to Lin­


have th re e ch ild ren , Christopher (13), Phillip (10)and Sarah (5).


bridge session at the Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs P. Adey and Mrs A. Barker, Mr J. L y n ch a n d Mr G . Horsfield.


Sports day fun at


St James’s


THE St James’s School infant sports were well at­ tended by parents and friends.


Flat race: 5 years — Stuart Williamson, Sean Harris, Clare Howell, Sadiqa Riazat, Gary Haslam, Michael Wilkinson, Sarah North, Rachel Peel. Run­ ners-up — Robert Ashton, Nadin Jilani, Catherine Byng, Sevin Avci, James Jackson, Gareth McGuire, Becky Bray- shaw. Gemma Duwden. * 6 years — Iain McLeod. Jason


Results


Martin Cottam and Andrew Harris, Matthew Garner and David Mercer. Runners-up — Philip McTear and Robert Blea- zard, Stuart Hall and Anthony McQuarrie. ^ Skipping: 7 years— Lisa Roe,


P r itt. Runners-up — Emily Salisbury, Charlotte William­ son, Lisa Hillary, Kerania Emb-


Gemma Edmondson, Shirley Veevers, Emmst Hickling, Fiona


Mark Nester, Jason Chadwick, Louise Nelson, C h a r lo t te Brewer, Stuart Williamson. Runners-up — Andrew Pearce. Gary Simpson, Kim Garner,


topher Smith, Gareth McGuire, Becky Brayshaw, Candine Edmondson, Nadin Jilani, Ryan


Peel, Helen Ward, Vanessa itamsingh. Runners-up — Gary Haslam, Qasim Rabbani, Ste-


Nicola Hardeastle, Catherine Byng, Sevim Avci.


thanie P ro c to r ,S tep h an ie .’arkes, Nicola Smith, Drew •'oulds, Richard Eatough,


ley, Joanne Wooff, Stacev Havton. Egg and spoon: 0 vears —


Daniel Massy, Lisa Roe, Nina Sieczkowski, Kerania Embley, Lucy Geldard. Runners-up — Ramzan Ali, Martin Cottam, Stephen Wilkinson, Donna Bond, Lisa Hillary, Tania Has­ lam. Helen Fowler, Stacey Havton. Three-legged race: 7 vears —


Chadwick, Kathryn Gould, Stacy Broome. Runners-up — Glen Taylor. Scott Fielding, Kim Garner. Safina Jilani. 7 years — Simon Highland,


INNERS at the weekly


YOUNGSTERS at St Mary’s RC School, Langho, took on quite a task when they held a sponsored day with a maths theme — for now loot they have the added job of counting up all the But the calculation


they raised!


Funeral of former fireman


A FORMER retained fire­ man in Clitheroe, Mr Les­ lie Dunstan, has died aged 60 after a long illness.


in a local nursing home, formerly lived on Kemple View, Clitheroe.


Mr Dunstan, who died


served with the fire bri gade in Clitheroe for many years and was formerly employed as a flagger and p av e r with the loca authority.


ment were in Clitheroe on Friday .


Success for local


school THERE was success for Moorland School, Clith­ eroe, in the Independent Schools’ Association Ath­ letics Championships at Wigan.


North-West competed and 34 pupils from Moorland School attended.


Sixteen schools from the


team were runners-up Members were Craig Jacks, Nicolas Jaubert


John Duerden, Davi Burton.


Suckler cow premiums


Victoria S l in g e r , Rober t Ashton. Obstacle: 5 years — Chris­


applications is November 30th, and claims will not


be accepted after that date.


HOLIDAY POST


THE Post Office has announced its arrange­


m en ts for th e local holidays.


sub-post offices in Clith- eroe’s Henthorn Road, Chatburn, Downham, Dunsop Bridge, Gisburn, Newton, Rimington, Slaidburn and West Brad­ ford will be closed.


From July 18th to 23rd,


and Waddington will be closed.


and allowances will be made a week in advance.


Payment of pensions


All main counters will be open as usual.


B o l to n -b y -B ow la n d , Grindleton, Pendleton, the Salford area of Clitheroe


From July 25th to 30th, those at Bashall Eaves,


ture, Fisheries and Food as soon as possible. The closing date for


July 31st should get in touch with the local office of the Ministry of Agrieul


siders that he may be eli gible and who has not received a claim form by


CLAIM forms and notes for guidance for the 1988 89 Suckler Cow Premium Scheme are now being dis tributed to the producers who applied for the pre­ mium last year. Any producer who con


THERE was something for everyone at the C l i t h e ro e Parish Church Garden Party on Saturday afternoon. I t was held in the


vicarage grounds, and stalls included cakes, tombola, home-made products and a variety of games. A demonstration of


ju-jitsu proved popular and Clitheroe town crier Mr Roland Hail­ wood kept everyone informed of events tak­ ing place. The £300 proceeds are


to be divided between church missions and charities. Pictured at the gar­


den party arc the Rev. Anthony Roberts and Mr Hailwood with other helpers and visitors.


and fund raising still con­ tinuing, the band hopes to be able to purchase the remaining bass before the end of the season, thanks to the continuing support of the public."


£2,000, makes a welcome replacement for one of the 70-year-old instruments. With enthusiam high


spokesman, said: "The new bass, which cost over


try-out at the Kirkby Lonsdale Band Concert on Sunday when the band came fourth, and received a commendation on the performance of a hymn tune. Mr John Cowking, band


cessful events as part of the 90th anniversary cele­ brations, the band has now been able to buy a new bass instrument. The bass was given a


VARIOUS fund-raising events for Slaidburn Silver Band are striking the right note. Following two suc­


the right note


Striking


disorder’ charge


‘Violent


until July 26th for further enquiries to be made.


by police in Whalley Rond, Clitheroe, was fined a fur­ ther £20 for having no test certificate. He pleaded guilty by


letter.


William Smith (29), of Albemarle Street, was fined £40 by the town's magistrates for driving a car with a defective tyre and £60 for using a car with no excise licence. Smith, who was stopped


C Fined £120 LITHEROE man James


represented in court by Mr David Parkinson and Calvert by Mr Dermot Woodhead. The Duffys were not represented. The case was adjourned


brothers are to keep a cur­ few between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. and Linford between 9 p.m. and 6-30 a.m. and Calvert is not to visit Clitheroe. Linford and White were


dent at his home address and mus t not e n te r licensed premises or regis­ tered clubs at any time. White and the Duffy


Carl Joseph Duffy (20), both of Henthorn Road, Stafford Linford (19), of Kenilworth Drive, Darren White (20), of Riverside, and Ashley Calvert (30), of Briercliffe Avenue, Colne, were released on condi­ tional bail. Each must remain resi­


following a disturbance in Clitheroe’s town centre area on Sunday night. Twins Gary Peter and


FOUR Clitheroe youths and a Colne man appeared before magistrates on T u e sd a y a f te rn o o n charged with violent disor der and using or threaten ing unlawful violence. The five were arrested


THERE were many parents ancl friends at f the Chatburn School sports held on the playing


Sports day draws the crowds


yellow house with 86 points.


ield. Overall winners were


Flat race. Reception infants: Girls — Clare Gregory, Sarah Fenton, Emma Lawless, Char-


Results


John MeKeowan, David Sut­ cliffe, David Lukin. Girls — Lorraine Sutcliffe, Victoria Entwistle, Gail Roberts.


Successful barbecue


still being counted, but an organiser, Mrs Doreen Hartford, said the event was very successful.


day was attended by about 90 people and a substantial profit for the Mother and Baby Unit at Queens Park Hospital, Blackburn, is expected. The amount raised is


A BARBECUE outside Low Moor Club on Satur­


Race two — Katie Hunter, Hannah Smalley, Zoe Alker. Boys — Matthew Horsfield, Alexis Vnllnnce, Richard Ken­ yon. Top infants: Boys — Andrew Ainsworth, Christopher Mercer, Janies Kemp. Girls — Rachel Drain, Sarah Wilson, Kelly Ridgway. Junior 1: Bovs — Stephen Catlow, Dean Nor- grove, Philip Gill. Girls — War­ ren Gregory, Gillian Wilkinson, Victoria wrathnll. Junior 2: Boys — S tu a r t MeKeowan, H o w a rd Jackson, A n d rew Broth. Girls — Emma Haworth, Jessica Kemp, Philippa Murphy. Junior 3: Boys — Scott Turner, Paul Maynard, Trov Gregory. Girls —-Caroline Pafnier, Helen Battersby. Junior 4: Boys —


one, girls — Tracey Woodward, Emma Simpson, Katie Read.


S tew a rt MeKeowan, i>cot' Turner, John MeKeowan.


Welly throwing. Boys —


Philippa Murphy and Emma Howarth, Gail Roberts and Louise Smalley, Caroline


Girls — Philippa Murphy, Caro­ line Palmer, Helen Battersby. Junior 4: Girls — joint 1, Lor­ raine Sutcliffe and Gail Roberts


Sarah Wilson, Gillian Wilkinson, Victoria Wrathall. Junior 2;


— Dean Norgrove, Warren Gregory, Matthew Jackson. Junior 1: Hoys — Matthew Ken­ nedy, Stephen Catlow, Philip Gill. Junior 2: Hoys — Stewart MeKeowan, Howard Jackson Andrew Booth. Junior 3 anti 4:Boys — David Lukin, David Sutcliffe, Troy Gregory. T u g o f w n r : ,1 oh ll


Green, Blue, Red, Yellow. Junior 2 mid 3: Red, Green. Blue, Yellow.


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McKeowntl's team. Shuttle race relay. Junior 4:


Craig Harrison, Richard Ken­ yon. Sack race. Top infants: Hovs


Russell Kay, Russell Jackson, Thomas Kcarslcy. Race 2,bovs — Michael Townson, Murk Lis­ ter, David Leonard. Middle infants: Girls — joint 1 , Katie Hunter and Joanne Kemp, Tra­ cey Woodward. Race two _ Hannah Smalley, Emilia Simp­ son, Ruth Drain. Boys — Matthew Horsfield, Alexis Vnl- lance, John Read. Middle infants 2: Hoys — Robert Simpson,,


son, Claire Gregory. Hovs — colleagues will be secure in


V ic to ria S u tc l if fe ,' Sarah Tunling. in. KKB and spoon. Reception


fants: Girls — Shiobhan Daw­


intended and will do my best to make sure that mv


s t r u c t u r e w o r k i n g successfully."


amendment, there was never any witch-hunt intended." pointed out Coun. Bert Jones. "We felt we were starting a new system and sooner or later we needed someone in that position. It seemed that the sooner we got omeone, the more chance there would be of the new


integrity out of the Labour group's case. “In putting forward an


burn expressed her sad­ ness at Conn. Pickup’s remarks, which she said were to be deplored ami had taken a great deal of


the future — it is certainly not a charade.” Conn. Mrs Joyce Lil-


Gregory. Hoys — Russell Kay, David Leonard, Thomas Kcans- Icy. Middle infants: Tracey Woodward, Emma Simpson, Katie Head. Girls — Katie Hunter, Zoe Alker, Hannah Smalley. Hoys — Matthew Horsfield, John Read, Craig Harrison. Skipping. Junior: Girls —


-----less, Claire Three-legged race. Girls —


junior 800 metres race. The inter-boys relay


runner-up in the inter boys 400 metres race. Ste ven Lee (12), was third in the pre-junior boys jave lin, and third in the pre-


David Burton (16) was A bachelor, Mr Dunstan


should not prove too diffi­ cult, for the 148 pupils have already proved their head for figures, every single one of them com­


pleting 100 different maths activities.


Each also paid a “fine”


for coming in non-uniform clothes, which added touch of colour to the proceedings.


co n s tru c tin g models, weighing, measurements, estimating games and using calculators and com­ puters, as well as tradi­ tional-style maths and timed sports-type outdoor activities.


The day’s fun included The service and inter­


will be split between pur­ chasing new maths books and equipment for the school, the Leukaemia Research Fund and the special care baby unit at Queen’s Park Hospital, Blackburn.


Proceeds from the day Some of th e young!


brainboxes are pictured, wearing hats made spe­ cially for the occasion.


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Battling to save line


letters to MPs and minis­ te rs , letting everyone know the line exists and we intend to keep it that way.”


bers say they intend to explore every possible option available in the two weeks before the crucial Clitheroe meeting.


Blackburn. Visitors would find it invaluable and there would be benefits to shop­ keepers — who knows, we could possibly introduce steam at weekends!” Ribble Valley Rail mem­


t r a v e l from Gisburn through to Clitheroe and


Mr Moore. “Driving has become a lousy pastime; roads, especially motor­ ways, are more and more congested. The comfort provided by the railways is provided by no other form of transport. The railway runs into the centre of all our major towns. We could possibly talk local industrialists into using the service again. “Schoolchildren could


Trinity Methodist Church Hall. “We need ideas,” said


b e e n a r r a n g e d fo r Wednesday, July 13th, in


A public meeting has


Tony Kelsall and Adrian Town- son, Scott Mason and Jason Craddock, John Cornthwalte and Oliver Rushton. 7-10: Boys — Martin Peel and Michael Bur­ gess, Daniel Ingham and James Taylor, Darren Rushton and Andrew Hine-Hackney. Girls — Catherine Askew and Jenny Darlington, Laura Harrison and Margeurite Heaton, Clare Met­ calfe and Ann Craddock. 11-14: Girls —Vicky Kelsall and Sarah Burgess, Angela Kelsall and Suzanne Driver. Wheelbarrow. 7-10: Boys —


Andrew Hine-Hackney, Daniel Ingham, Darren Rushton. Girls — Sarah Burgess, Jenny Dar­ lington, Catherine Askew. 12- 14: Boys —joint 1, Jamie Fergu­ son, Max Taylor, Stephen Smith.


Vicky Kelsall, Suzanne Driver, Sarah Burgess. Boys — Martin Peel, Michael Burgess. 13-14: Boys — Max Taylor, Jamie Fer­ guson , John Boulting. Race round village green. 6


Andrew Hine-Hackney, Ben Ferguson, Michael Burgess. Cross country. 10 and over; Boys — Max Taylor, Stephen


and under: Mixed — Robert Darlington, Jane Wells, Ann C rad d o ck . 7-9: Mixed —


Obstacle. 10-12: Girls —


geurite Heaton, Laura Harri­ son, Jane Wells. 8-10: Girls — Angela Kelsall, Jenny Dar­ lington, Catherine Askew. 11- 12: Girls — Sarah Burgess, Suzanne Driver, Vicky Kelsall. High jump. 8-11: Boys —


Jamie Ferguson and Max Tay­ lor, Stephen Smith and David Hoyle, Wayne Ingham and John Boulting. Skipping. 5-7: Girls — Mar­


Daniel Ingham and Martin Peel, Ben Ferguson and Michael Bur- jess, Simon Peel and Andrew rline-Hackney. 11-14: Boys —


Jenny Darlington,Margeurite Heaton, Laura Harrison. Boys — Ben Ferguson, William Wells, Adrian Townson. 5-G: Girls — Jane Wells, Kelly Walker, Anne Craddock. Boys — Scott Mason, John Corntn- waite, Oliver Rushton. 3-4: Girls — Alice Heaton, Louise Town- son, Mary Foley. Boys — Nicky Harrison, Ian Mason. Three-legged. 5-7: Boys —


and Darren Rushton. 7-8: Girls joint 1, Angela Kelsall and


Andrew Hine-Hackn ey, Martir Peel,


. ------- el rges: joint 3, Michael Burgess The Wilkinson cup for


Smith, Jamie Ferguson. Girls — Sarah Burgess, Angela Kelsall, Suzanne Driver.


Jane Wells (Flora and fauna), Lydia Rushton (Perfect as a peach), joint 3, Clare and Jen­ nifer Metcalfe (Two little B’s of B o l to n -b y -B ow la n d ) and H e a th e r and Mark Dakin (Bumps and Daisy). Boys — Robert Darlington (greenfly), Adrian Townson (Eddie the


ton-by-Bowland. 3-7: Girls


Ferguson, Daniel Ingham and Ben Ferguson, John Boulting, Jason Craddock and Oliver Rushton, Simon Peel, Martin Peel,Andrew Hine-Hackney and Michael Burgess. Egg and spoon. 3-4: Girls —


Louise Townson, Lydia Rush- ton, Jennifer Metcalfe. Boys — Nicky Harrison, Ian Mason. 5-7:


Eagle), Ian Mason (Ambush). 8 and over: Girls — Jenny Dar­ lington (Earth wind and fire), Catherine Askew (St Trinians), Sarah Burgess (Minnie Mouse). Boys — Ben Ferguson (gob­ lin),William Wells (scarecrow), Darren Rushton (snooker table). Chariot race. Boys — Jamie


Fancy dress. Judges, Mr and rs Nuttall, of Netnergill, Bol-


Girls — Ann Craddock, Laura Harrison, Clare Metcalfe. Boys — Scott Mason, Jason Crad­ dock, joint 3, Adrian Townson and Oliver Rushton. 8-10: Girls — Angela Kelsall, Catherine Askew, Jenny Darlington. 11- 12: Girls — joint 1, Vicky Kel­ sall and Saran Burgess, Suzanne Driver.


Adrian Townson, Robert Dar­ lington, Jason Craddock. Girls — Laura Harrison, Jane Wells, Margeurite Heaton. 8-10: Boys — Ben Ferguson, Michael Bur­ gess, Daniel Ingham. Girls — Angela Kelsall, Jenny Dar­ lington, Catherine Askew. Over 11: Boys — Max Taylor, Mar­ tin Peel, Jamie Ferguson. Girls — Vicky Kelsall, Sarah Bur­ gess, Suzanne Driver.


Singers take


ter’s light-hearted musical setting of Kenneth Gra- hame’s story, “The Wind in the Willows,” for choir and soloists.


take place at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, a week on Saturday, and tw o w o rk s w i l l be performed. The first is John Rut­


THE Clitheroe Singers have the daunting task of performing a new work by John Bellm — in front of the composer himself. A short concert is to


on ‘dream’ contata


special work by Mr Bellm, a cantata for baritone ancl choir entitled “I have a dream," based on a speech by Martin Luther King. Soloist will be lo-year-


Parish church garden party success


mental parts will be per­ formed by students from primary and secondary schools in Clitheroe. The second is a new and


All the solos and instru­


are a dedicated group of students and teachers from local schools, plus parents and friends, all of whom rehearse weekly at Edisford County Primary School.


entry and a collection will be taken. The Clitheroe Singers


Presentation evening


went to Diana Barton, who is one of Clitheroe’s longest-serv­ ing players, with the runners-up prize going to Vicky Ash­ worth.The fair-play award went to Wendy Smith for the second successive year . The Alan Johnson sporting plaver-of-the- year prize went to Ivath Coun­ sell for her loyal service to the club.


by Yvette Jackson, a former goalkeeper for the local side. The plaver-of-the-vear award


sented to the team manager. Mr Frank Counsell, his wife Mavis and the club treasurer, Mrs Pam Barton, for the hard work and effort they have put in through­ out the season.


Special gifts were also pre­ Mums boost


the West Bradford Tod­ dler Group, was presented to village building fund r e p r e s e n ta t iv e Mrs Yvonne Carter by trea­ surer Mrs Elaine Watt.


building fund THRIFTY West Bradford m um s , who r a i s e d £125.67p at a merry-go- round sale, are helping the village building fund. The money, raised by


clothes, toys and nursery equipment were sold by the mothers to boost the fund.


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a new chief executive, it could be several months before the post was imple­ mented and during that time the authoritv would be without.


straight


easy 12 months for me." be added. ”1 will be going ot e a r l ie r th an I


“It is not going to be an


^ t w e n t y sounds


Last week's placings are in brackets.! “Foolish heart” — Debbie Gibson. II “Tracy Chapman" — Tracy Chapman.! by Castle Records and Tapes.


19. (20) "Chains of love"—Erasure! 20. (-) “Somewhere south” — Thil dren.


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10. (-) “Don’t blame on that girl" [" 11. (2) "Doctorin’ the tardis” — Tl| 12. (-) "Brekfasl”—UB40. 13. (-) “Tamborine"—Prince. 14. (-) “Don’t believe the hype"—| 15. (12) “Carwash"—Rose Rovce. 16. (-) "I will" — T’Pau. 17. (-) “Poison" — Cool G Rap and! IS. (19) "Chill" — Eurythmies.


1. (-) “Love" — Glenn Medeiros. 2. (-) "Twist" — The Fat Boys. 3. (1) "Nothing” — Bros. 4. (3) “Boys" — Sabrina. 5. (-) "In the air tonight” — PhilE 6. (-) "Fast car" — Tracy ChapntJ 7. (6) “Maybe" — Hazel Dean. 8. (-) “Push it" — Salt‘n’ Pepa. 9. (12) “Tribute" — The Passadenal


Putting record


Rani


girls studying for A-levels in maths and physics an idea of the problems encountered in real-life engineering. Only girls undecided on


Good-as-new children’s Justine


organised jo in t ly by Brunei and the Engi­ neering Industry Training Board, is designed to give


on a special insight course, which consisted of project work in groups, discus­ sions. department visits and a day with an engi­ neering company. The annual ev en t,


The girls spent five days


CLITHEROE Ladies’ Football Club held its end-of-season pre­ sentation evening at the Game­ cock Inn. Great Harwood, at the weekend. The awards were presented


Singers have taken part in a six-month recording project, dealing with the subject of music education materials for schools, and at the co n c e rt those youngsters will perform two of the songs they recorded. There is no charge for


of the concert is under the capable supervision of Valerie McDonald, and conductor is Marie Tomlin­ son, the a re a ’s county music adviser. Eight of the Clitheroe


old Mark Leadbeater. Design and presentation


Wayne Ingham, Jamie Fergu­ son, John Boulting. Girls — Sarah Burgess, Jenny Dar­ lington, Catherine Askew. Suck ra c e . 5-7: Boys —


Mason, Nicky Harrison, Reece Walker. Girls — Jennifer Met­ calfe, Lydia Rushton, Mary Foley. Slow’ bicycle race. Boys —


Potato race. 3-4; Boys — Ian Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial) , : HISTOJ


They see themselves


are available from the council offices at a cost of £12.50 each.


wtis made necessary at the time because the finishing touches were still being put to the new civic suite. Copies of the video tape


I n v i t a t i o n


THE new Kibble Valley Town Hull will he open to the public on Saturday morning. Local people are invited to tour the building in Church Street, Clith­ eroe, between 9.30 a.m. and 12 noon.


CLITHEROE Royal Grammar School sixth-for­ mers Rani Kova and Jus­ tine Smith were among 56 youngsters selected to solve some knottv techno­ logical problems at Brunei, the University oi West London, last week.


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