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THERE was a trolley full of pop,... crisps, chocolate biscuits and savoury sandwich fillin g s when the 1st Langho (St Leonard’s) Brownies - went on a shopping spree for a very special 'party to mark their organisa-. tion’s 75th anniversary. •.


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pay a penny for. their, goodies. . . for a collage' they had made, depicting , the Brownie.“lend a bn.id” motto, had .iyon them one.of 75 prizes of party money, to be. spent at-.a Tesco. store. “ , .


: The Brownie pack, the only .one in the area to wheel home an award,


| held its celebration in St-Leonard’s


School, Langho, on Monday night, with guest of honour Miss Mary Hud­ son (90), who was the first Brown Owl in Clitheroe. - -. • Also on the invitation list were the 18 members of the new Brownie pack starting at St Leonard’s. Balloon games and blind man’s


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; sharing of an iced cake in the shape . of a Brownie toadstool with an- owl ; on .top,:; made by Tawny.-,Owl Mrs . Val Johnson (right).


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Camera club


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MEMBERS of Ribbles­ dale Camera Club were treated to an exhibition of all the entries for the “Clitheroe Advertiser and Times” competition.


one of the events celebrat­ ing the club’s 50th anni­ versary, attracted -33 prints and 44 slides.


The contest, which is


tive on the judging com­ mittee, Graham Dudley, introduced and com­ mented on the pictures in the competition, saying that the overall standard was extremely high.


The club’s representa­


ing dinner of the 1989/90 programme will be held at the Pendle Hotel.


On Tuesday,.the open­


A STONE cleaning contractor, caused a storm in a chip shop in Clitheroe on Friday. '


ow n e r in an a n g ry Valley’s environmental mooci


tisThe'contractor, adver- °£flcer was sent


got to work on property next to the Woone Lane shop just as owner Mr Michael Johnson started his lunchtime frying.


And it left the shop that he phoned the Ribble health department and an


ing a “dust free” service the shop to see that the on the side of his wagon, contractor cleaned up the


mess before he left. “I thought it was disgra­


Leslie is a top judge at Lord Mayor’s Show


ceful that a contractor could operate in this way without someone warning


on the pavement outside tlon Yas saPP°sed l®*!e my shop and covered my


counter, shelves and cup­ board. It was terrible and it couldn’t have come at a worst time — just at my busiest period.” Mr Johnson (pictured


Tenants are in line for


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A NEW “customer orient­ ated approach” is being offered to local council house tenants.


meeting of the Ribble Val­ ley Council’s Housing Committee when chairman Coun. Bill Fleming said that regular visits to estates could be beneficial for both tenants and councillors.-.'


This was reported at -a


cleaning method was used, but the dust still got everywhere.” Mr Johnson contacted


He said: “Dust settled -"}e in advance- The,°Pel:a„ ® ^ '


the “A d v e r tise r and Times” after reading' a


above) was so incensed rePort last week highlight- the problems of stone


cleaning and the fact that contractors were not required by law to notify the local authority in advance of operations. After Mr Johnson’s com­


thing illegal, but the inci- pha '


WHAT do the 800th anniversary of the Lore Mayor of London’s Show and Sabden have in


common?The answer is Mr Leslie Three years ago he White, of Grimshaw Ter- became general secretary, race, who is judging the but ill-health forced himi to dahlia section, in the City retire after 18 months, of London’s annual-show when he was also forced to at the Guildhall this year re t i re from his local — a job he has done for government employment, the'past six years.


plaint, Principal Environ­ mental. Officer Mr David Newton said that the con­ tractor had not done any-


dent emphasised the need for new legislation requir­ ing operators to give prior notice of work. The contractor had used


moved t o S a b d e n 14 jocai horticultural society, months ago from the East an(j js vice-chairman until Midlands. He has long the annual meeting, been associated with the At the moment its all National Dahlia Society, systems go, fulfilling his having been vice-president judging engagements in and he received one of the the south of England, prestigious silver medal in However, apart from the 1982.


Leslie and his wife, Pat, already involved with the National Dahlia Society^


strongiy in his life and he ^ ^ sW n g ’all southern hisTood, with a father,


Dahlias have featured a^ H n n Z n ^ w ^ h e


ing a l a S n T r s e ^ in J - J * - Budleigh Salterton, East sh°w uevon‘


a wet cleaning method which sent the dust down­ wards, unlike the dry cleaning method which required scaffolding and,


day visits could put coun­ cillors in direct contact


with tenants’ feelings and complaints.


d u r in g a d iscussion devoted to analysing the housing services provided by the council.


His comments came


consultants Coopers and Lybrand had recom­ mended that the council should adopt a “customer- orientated approach” and this was now being done.


It was reported'that He suggested "that half­


sheeting. Mr Newton said that an


.explained that the borough council’s Public Works and Health Committee was pressing for g re a te r Government controls over stone cleaning operations so that dust problems can be minimised.


officer from his depart­ ment spoke to the contrac­ tor and the arrangements agreed for cleaning up a f te rw a rd s had been accepted by the chip shop owner. Our report last week


• " « « “ « sS well as being an


Loughton, Essex, where dahlias and uses prints to their home was bombed illustrate his specialist lec-


during the second world tures on the subject. r. He joined the Navy; He says the move to


and the family moved to Sabden was to “ the Northampton. „


scene some 31 years ago arrival have been a reflec- and he has been hooked tjon of true Lancashire ever since. He had pro- hospitality and very much


He entered the dahlia been given since their . , ,, ,


gressed from growing to appreciated, showing, then to judging


and to involvement with th e National Dahlia Society and a place on the committee.


■ Leslie became one of the youngest chairmen of one of the society’s committees and was chairman of all the committees in turn.


Party time as Brownies go on shopping spree


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The family moved to expert'photographer of excellent judge, he is an . t, , to Sabden, where he is The couple then moved


Storm in a chip shop over dust invasion


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