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It will be open this Saturday and next.


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AN event which has become one of the highlights of the Ribble Valley’s social calendar — the annual Ciitheroe and District Chamber of Trade dinner-dance — has taken on a new format. And the 200 members and guests who attended the first Saturday night


event, with a guest speaker as another first, voted the new style a huge success.


drink, the raffle (which this year raised £390 for local charities) and an excel­ lent night’s dancing. Grace was said by Mr Keith Taylor, Ribble Valley’s Tourism Officer, with


All the old ingredients were there, of course — the fellowship, good food and


the loyal toast being in the hands of chamber president Mr Barry Stevens. “Our guests” was proposed by Chris Wood, the chamber’s vice-president, and the response was by guest speaker Mr John Pearson, a past area chairman of Round Table, who delighted his audience with a marvellously humorous speech.


In fact, Mr Pearson waived his fee for the evening, stipulating that it should


be donated to the NSPCC. The vote of thanks was by Mr Stevens. Toastmaster for the evening was Mr Roland Hailwood.


Good trade for cows


made £145, having slightly less conformation than” the” previous week’s bull.


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THREE Christmas dinners were solved when Ribble Valley Coun. Allan Kay (Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley) donated raffle prizes of a goose, a turkey and a chicken to the Mayoress of Ciitheroe, Mrs Mary Shepherd, for her ladies’ committee coffee morning in the Ciitheroe Mayor’s Parlour. The prizes were just some of the many attractions at the event, which raised


about £220 for the Mayor’s Welfare Fund. _ The ladies worked hard serving coffee and biscuits to a constant stream of


Helpers and friends.


visitors. They also manned the stalls, which included a tombola supplied by local shops, a cake stall supplied by Ciitheroe Ladies’ Circle and a bring-and- buy stall. Raffle prizes, in addition to those supplied by Coun. Kay, were donated by local shops. Our picture shows the Mayor, Coun. Pat Shepherd, and the Mayoress with


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what has tended to be a failing market, with up to 95p for young cows and 87p for heavy weights.


127p (1 1 5 .90p) , medium to 139.50 (1 1 9 .8 0p) , heavy to 122.5p (117.5p).


(1 1 5 .7 p ) , medium to 118p (109.8p).


Steers: Light made to 132.5p


good numbers and a lot were still too good for the grader! Trade, while very sound, lacked the fire of last week and prices settled some lOp per kilo which, in contrast to last week, was a few pence below national prices.


(116.5p), medium to 115p (lllp), heavy to 131.5p (115.14p). Cows made to 95p (76.4p). Lambs were still appearing in


average was the larger number of horned lambs which did not attract much attention above the 200p mark. Smart Suffolk


222.8p (201.Gp), medium to 227.7p (205.Cp), heavy to 200p (193.2p). Overall average was 202.54p, rejects made to £40 ewes to £30


(£36.15) and (£21.28).


and Euro lambs could still make 220p to 230p. Lambs: Standard made to


A major reason for the lower Heifers: Light made to 125p Young bulls: Light made to


1,062 sheep forward at Mon­ day’s sale, when there was a very firm cattle trade across the board, with averages all up a few pence. Bulls topped at 139.5p for medium weights and 127p for light weights. Steers reached 132.5p for light weights and 118p for medium weights. Heifers made to 125p for light weights, 115p in the interme­ diate range and 131.5p for heavy weights. Cows made a good trade in


heifers topped at £600 (£587). There were 84 cattle and


(£163), heifers to £90 (£78), Charolais bulls to £175 , heifers to £138 (£118), Friesian bulls to £158 (£114.60), Belgian Blue bulls to £248 (£202), Simmental bulls to £185, Hereford bulls to £132 (£97.50), heifers to £70, Aberdeen Angus bulls to £98, heifers to £76 (£72). In the newly-calved section,


Friesian bulls topped at £158 from E. Procter, of Chipping, and the second Piedmontese bull ever


Limousin bulls made to £282


TRADE was brisk but selective at Ciitheroe Auction Mart’s calf sale on Tuesday, when the top price of the day was for a Bel­ gian Blue bull from R. Booth- man at £248.


Constitutional Club whist drive were: Ladies — Mrs M. Wilkinson, Mrs M. Pickles. Gents — Mr L. Grime, Mr A. Cropper. The special prize was won by Mrs M. Redpath and MC was Mrs P. Larkin.


A fourth tragedy strikes former landlord’s family


A FORMER Ribble Valley landlady was this week reeling from the fourth in an appalling series of tragedies which have hit her within the last two years.


who took over the Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by- Bowland, in 1984, with her husband Alan, learned on Thursday that he had died during a trip to Portugal, trying to set up a new start in life for the family. “It’s the most terrible


Mrs Margaret Marshall,


shock,” said a close friend of the family, Miss Sarah Evans, of Bolton-by-Bow- land, who added that Mrs Marshall was at present awaiting details of the post-mortem before pre­ paring to fly out to Portugal. The popular Marshalls


left the village after their only son David (18) died in an horrific crash near Bol- ton-by-Bowland two years ago, when his van caught fire.


The family, with daugh­


the shock in June last year of finding her father, Mr Frank Lomax, who lived with the family, dead in the lounge, following heart problems. This summer, Alan’s


ter Catherine, who was 17 at the time, moved to take over the Game Cock Inn at Austwick, near Settle. There, Margaret-had


decided to emigrate to Portugal to begin a new life, with Margaret’s sis­ ter, Brenda, and her hus­ band, Brian Hankinson, who run “Old Rosin’s Inn” at Darwen. Said Sarah: “They were hoping to open a bar


father, Mr George Mar­ shall, of Barrow-in-Fur­ ness, died on the operating table while undergoing major heart surgery. The Marshalls then


together if things worked out. Brian and Alan flew out to Portugal a week last Sunday and were sup­ posed to return a week later. “However, Brian tele­


phoned on Thursday morning to say that Alan had died. He had com­ plained of bad indigestion that morning and had died in the car on the way to see the doctor.


Winning hands Well attended Prizewinners at Read


1M. Jackson, Enid Tallen- tine, B. Peel. Gents — B. Breaks, L. Wightman, H. Jackson, Bill Knowles. Dominoes: Mrs Birtle,


dance at Newton Village Hall Christmas whist and domino drive. MCs were Mr George Parker (whist) and Mr John Pinder (dominoes). Whist winners were: Ladies — V. Duckworth,


There was a good atten­ unristingie *■ i • There was a good atten-


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The Christmas party for whist members will take


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dance at All Hallows & ? » e a tan g '“ d‘ Church, Mitton, on Sun­ day when 18 children played a special part in the Christingle service.


buy prize.’’ New Year outing


A coffee morning held


Mr S. Dugdale and Miss e r s ’ Union, Read, on Emma Smalley. Each child Saturday, was most suc- received a Christingle cessful, with a superb £126 made by Mrs J. Spurgeon, being raised. Thanks were and as the candles were lit expressed to all those who they sang “Light a can- attended, die,” accompanied by the A New Year outing has vicar, the Rev. Brian been arranged for January Cave, on guitar.


Lessons were read by by St John’s Church Moth-


ken-up by James and Lois ing to go should give their Spurgeon and the organist names to Mrs Joyce was Mrs E. Spurgeon. Andrew.


READ NEWTON The collection was ta- Simonstone. Those wish- 28th to the Higher Trapp,


News from the Villages u


GISBURN


Foggy drive The Christmas whist


and domino drive, held by the management commit­ tee at the Festival Hall, Gisburn, was reduced to 23 tables, when fog and bad weather conditions kept many players at home. MCs were Mr F;Wall


and Mrs T.Bell. W h is t w in n e r s —


Mrs A. Phillips, Mrs A. Pratt. Gents: Mr I. Whit­ taker, Mr R. Brown, Mr S. Hogg.


Dominoes: Mrs P. _


Oddie, Mr C. Wiseman, Mrs C. Parker, Mrs J. Howarth, Mr M. Graham, Mr R. Earnshaw. Raffle: Mrs K. Eccles,


Mr J. Oddie, Mrs A. Jack: son, Mrs Duckworth, Mrs J. Moorhouse, Mrs Robin­ son, Mr E. G. Thompson, Mrs A. Phillips, Mrs J. Pratt, Mrs Waddington, Mrs S u t ton , Mrs D. Mason, Mr G. Parker, Mrs M. Lund, Mr. I. Whit­ taker, Mrs M. Gallagher, Mrs B. Farrow.


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John Pinder, George Barker, Mary Oddie, Mrs Capstick, Joan Fisher, Constance Hodgson, Mary Pye.


Raffle: Mrs Tomlinson,


Gareth B e a t t ie , Mr Howarth, James Traynor, Mary Parker,Mrs Oddie.


Committee held its annual Christmas dance on Fri­ day. Music for dancing was provided by the Mark Kitto Band and supper was made and served by the ladies’ committee^. Prizewinners were: Mr Corvin, Margaret Pinder, J. Carr, M. Beattie and L. Tomlinson.


Dance night Newton Village Hall


Sabden in Christmas spirit


SABDEN’S Christmas tree lights were switched on during a carol and dedi­ cation service on Sunday evening. Despite cold weather,


many villagers turned out to attend the popular service. Mr John Houseman,


managing director of Con­ trast Upholstery, per­ formed the “switch on” ceremony and the dedica­ tion was performed by Methodist minister the Rev. David Newman. They were introduced


MOST churches in the area were represented at the united Advent service for the Ribble Valley Council of Churches, held at Chatburn Methodist Church. It was conducted by the


For shoppers


MEMBERS of Christian Aid will be offering coffee and mince pies on Satur­ day at the Ribble Valley Mayor’s Parlour, from 10 a.m. until noon, and there will also be a collecting point for the Ethiopian Emergency Fund


St Nicholas’s Church choir and, during a welcome interruption, Father Christmas arrived to hand out bags of sweets to all the children.


25th year marked


Rev. Graeme Halls and the preacher was Coun. Howel Jones, chairman of the Council of Churches. This year marks the


25th anniversary of the founding of the council and Mr Gerald Hood gave a resume of its formation and welcomed a founder member, the Rev. Ronald Jobling. A message of greeting was sent by another founder member, Mr Edward Hall. Lessons were read by


Miss Anne Bowker and Mrs Ruth Hudson and the organist was Mr Clifford Johnson.


by the chairman of the Sabden Holme Commit­ tee, Mrs Eileen Lowe, who thanked everyone for attending and gave special thanks to Earby Brass Band, whose members accompanied the carol singing, and to Mr Terry Cattermole, who donated the tree. The singing was led by


The service, which has


become a tradition in the village, is organised by Sabden Holme Commit­ tee, which also provides the crib and lights for the tree. A collection, taken for


St Denys Children’s Home in Ciitheroe, raised £100.


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Henthorn struggle


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STARTING with only nine n Henthom struggled to build any real pressure agains strong Feniscowles team.


were back at lull strength, this could not improve the l for the away side. Soon at a mix-up between Barnes Hargreaves let the home sid to take the lead, but the i was disallowed for offside.


After five minutes, the s


their stride and, with the i | field not showing any flair, side struggled througho After 30 minutes, Feniscov took the lead from a comer.


Henthorn could not get i |


promise better things, with! midfield beginning to play l front men Dewhurst and W| both looking dangerous, soaking up a lot of pressure, home side cracked and W claimed a worthy equaliser. 1 was soon followed by impressive Hitchen strike wl put Henthorn into the lead.


Taylor and Dewhurst, Hi__ could not add to their lead 1 Feniscowles began to fight t | way back into the match.


Despite the improving


side grabbed an equaliser f then went back into the 1 from a Henthom own goal.


After 67 minutes, the hi


both sides battling it out in : field. With less than one mil left on the clock, the home managed a last-gasp fourth to seal the victory.


The game then settled, '


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