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Sporting farewell to PE teacher


THERE was no putting off Clitheroe Royal Grammar School sports!


to three per competitor. Gisburn scored 615 points, well clear of Chatburn (563V2), Ribble (537) and Sawley (471*/2).


RESULTS


Key: C — Chatburn, G — Gis­ b u rn , R — R ib b le , S — Sawley.


Holding (C), S. Webb (C), S. Best (G). Intermediate: Boys — M. Taylor (R), J. Tatton (S), D. Dugdale (C). Seniors: Girls — C. Lee (C), I. Little (R). Boys


Felcey (C), H. Davison (G), J. Coupe (C). Boys — M. Feam- head (S), M. Webster (C), B. Waddington (G). Intermediate: Girls — E. Rowland (G), P. Bush (S), G. Cole (S). Boys —J. Tatton (S), M. Taylor (R), G. Jain (R). Seniors: Girls — C. Atkinson (G), L. Smalley (C), C. Lee (C). Boys — J. Cunliffe (C), J. Dobson (C), F. Shickle (R). 400m. Juniors: Boys — J .


Nicholis (R), J . Coupe (C). S. Monks (R). Boys — C. Hutchin­ son (R), A. Jain (R), I. Wilson (G). Intermediate: Girls — E. Rowland (G), P. Bush (S), G. Cole (S). Boys — L. Fellowes (G), B. Clarke (S), R. Smith (G). Seniors: Girls — C. Atkin­ son (G), C. Morris (G), L. Smal­ ley (C). Boys — J. Cunliffe (C), F. Shickle (R), J. Stevens (S). 200m. Juniors: Girls — A.


100m. Juniors: Girls — J .


basket of flowers. Events were restricted


rain on Monday afternoon, the events went ahead as planned and retiring PE teacher Mrs Carole Keat­ ing (pictured with some of the competitors) pre­ sented two trophies to the winning house, Gisburn. One will be kept at the York Street school and one at Chatburn Road. Mrs Keating received a


Despite intermittent


— A. Bignell (G). 800m. Juniors: Girls — A.


Felcey (C), in new record time of 3min. 5.6sec, C. Little (R), R. Carroll (R). Boys — R. Wil­ liams (R), in a new record time of 2min. 44.06scc, C. Fishlock (C), S. Best (G). Intermediate: Girls — K. B ar re tt (R), N. Rawlinson (G), E. Brown (G). Boys — M. Taylor (G), L. Wright (G), J.Goodman (C). Seniors: Girls — K. Mallam (C), in a new record time of 2min. 5'Jscc, A. Jackson (R), I. Little (R). Boys — M. Franfdand (G), M. Ellison (S), J. Stevens (S). 1500m. Juniors: Girls — H.


(S) . Intermediate: Girls — N. Rawlinson (G), K. Walton (G), H. Williams (R). Boys — M.


Taylor (G), L. Wright (G), D.


I. Wilson (G), A. Jain (R), P. Overy (C). Intermediate: Boys — C. Knowles (R), D. Dugdale (C), P. T i t te r in g to n (R). Seniors: Boys — S. Powell (S), a new re co rd o f 11.68m, F. Shickle (R), A. Ellis (G). Long jump. Juniors: Girls —


Anslow (S). Seniors: Girls — K. Mallam (C), A. Jackson (R), I. Little (R). Boys (S), R. Chew (R). Triple jump. Juniors: Boys —


C. Slinger (G), S. Uttley (C), H. Metcalf (S). Boys — S. Dawson (C), I. Blacktop (G), M. Fearn- head (S). Intermediate: Girls — R. Dugdale (R), J. Eastwood (R) , C. Booth (G). Boys — L. Wright (G), D. Dugdale (C), D. Ainsworth (C). Seniors: Girls — H. Wright (S), C. Atkinson (G), A. Driver (R). Boys — J. Cun­ liffe (C), D. Luckin (G), A. Big­ nell (G).


equal 1st, D. Chiappi (G), J. Sharrocks (S), J . Widdall (S). Boys — R. Williams (R), B. Waddington (G), S. Webb (C). Intermediate: Girls — R. Whi- twell (C), G. Cole (S), J. Eas­ twood (It). Boys — N. Alobaidi (G), J. Tatton (S), W. Pressley (S) . Seniors: Girls — K. Mallam


High jump. Juniors: Girls —


Davison (G), J. Nicholis (R), C. Little (R). Boys — R. Williams (R)


(C), J. Ogston (C), A. Jackson (R)


girls — F. Wandless (G), H. Davison (G), S. Amin (S). Cricket ball throw. Junior


boys — equal 1st, D. Moss (R) and R. Nicholson (G), P. Parker (S) . Discus. Intermediate: Girls -


S. Lowe (S), R. Whitwell (C), N. Davison (G). Boys — M. Cockbain (C), J. Goodman (C), I. Paul (G). Seniors: Girls — A. Bignell (G), K. Pinder (R), S. Yates (C). Boys — S. Powell (S), J. Heap (G), J. Cheung (C).


, C. Fishlock (C), S. Russell


— S. Lowe (S), A. Scaffali (R), P. Briggs (C). Boys — N. Alo­ baidi (G), G. Woodburn (G), It. Smith (G). Seniors: Girls — K. Pinder (R), L. Whitehead (R), K. Shackleton (C). Boys — J. Cheung (C), S. Taylor (C), J. Heap (G).


N. Farnsworth (S), M. Hill (R), P. Briggs (C). Boys — M. Cock­ bain (C), J . Goodman (C), M. Taylor (R). Seniors: Girls — K. Pinder (R), L. Whitehead (R), A. Driver (R). Boys — M. Frankland (G), A. Bignell (G), J. Heap (G). Javelin. Intermediate: Girls


S. Uttley (C), D. Chiappi (G), K. Yates (S). Boys — M. Feam- head (S), re c o rd t im e of 15.15sec, A. Jain (R), J. Borland (R). Intermediate: Girls — E. Brown (G), S. Mansoori (S), C. Wilson (G). Boys — L. Fellowes (G), broke own record in time of 13.27sec, G. Woodburn (G), M. Titterington (R). Seniors: Girls — A. Driver (R), J. Peel (G), J. Ogston (C).


80m hurdles. Juniors: Girls — Shot. Intermediate: Girls —


GISBURN AUCTION MART PRICES


dairy cows and heifer*'forward at Thursday’s sale at Gisburn Auction Mart. First quality cows made to £885 (average £747), 2nd quality to £(!U0 (£049). F irst quality heifers made to £970 (£779), 2nd quality to £000 (£045).


THERE were 125 newly calved


— Ribble, Sawley, Chatburn. Boys — Ribble. Sawley, Gis­ burn. Intermediate: Girls — Gisburn, Sawley, Ribble. Boys — Gisburn, Ribble, Sawley. Seniors: Girls — Chatburn, Gis­ burn, Ribble. Boys — Chat- bum, Gisburn, Sawley.


4 x 100m relay. Juniors: Girls


forward, including 75 stirks. C harolais X bulls to £278 (£227.85), heifer £120, Limousin X bulls to £205 (£204.00), heifers to £158 (£125.95), Relgian Blue X bulls to £845 (£278.85), heifers to £104 (£105), Simmental X bulls to £100 (£220.80). heifers to £150 (£148), Hereford X bulls to £171 (£144), heifers to £120 (£88.85), Friesian X bulls to £202 (£120,75) heifers to £140 (£120.85), Angus X bulls to £122 (£108.50), heifers to £129 (£80).


Charolais X heifer £180. Limou­ sin X bulls and steel's to £485 (£157.80), heifers £190. Belgian Blue X bulls and steers to £100 (£185), other Cont. X bulls and steers to £440 (£190.50), Here­


Weaned stirks and stores: T h e re w e re 227 c a lv e s


were 482 cattle forwad, includ­ ing 281 young bulls, 79 steers and heifers and 122 cows and bulls.


ford X bulls and steers £140. In the fatstock section, there


(181.Op), medium to 150p (184.8p), heavy to 142.8p (180.4p). Steers and heifers: light steers to 141.8p (£128.2p). medium to 149p (128.2p), heavy to 125.2p (117.4p). Light heifers to 185.8p (118.7p), medium to 188.2p (118.7p), heavy to 144.8p (105p). Cows: grade 1 to 107.8p (98.0p), grade 2 to 94.2p (90.9p), grade 8 to 88.7p (85.4p).


Young bulls: light to 145.2p


rams. Lambs: light 198.5p, standard


forward, including 1,045 lambs, 19 shearlings and 255 ewes anil


T h e re were 1,919 sheep


(107.7p), shearlings to 148.5p (188.0p). half-bred ewes to £40 (£11.91), horned ewes to £29.50 (£28.88), rams to £00 (£45.97).


to 199p (189.9p), medium to 191 p (182.7p), heavy to 174p


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t h a t th e r e s t i l l appeared to be a prob­ lem with disabled dri­ vers who did not understand the park­ ing restrictions and he urged anyone who wanted clarification of the regulations to obtain a leaflet at the police station.


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See nature reserve


annual Wakes week walk to Dean Clough a week on S a tu rd a y . Members should meet at Whalley bus station at 11-45 a.m.


Driver


fined £120 WHEN a policeman inspected a parked car in Market Place, Clitheroe, he found that the right wheel arch had sharp jag­ ged edges. After telling the driver


of flowers ranged from the tiny viola tricolour to Wal­ ney geranium, particular to the area. Seventeen species of birds were also noted. The leaders were th a n k ed by Mrs C. Pickles. The next outing is the


introduced the warden and members were able to see the superb camouflage of a ringed plover chick sitting motionless on a deserted beach. The exceptional variety


A RECORD number of 76 different flowering plants and ferns was noted when 34 members of Clitheroe Naturalists travelled to North Walney National N a tu re R e se rv e on Saturday. Leader David Topsfield


Dobson (C), A. Clarkson (C). Rounders ball throw. Junior


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Clitfieroe 2282b (Editorial),


22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) j ; l . 1,1,1


An exciting training


revolution


public sector. Yesterday’s granting


of development status by the Department of Employment requires the East Lancashire TEC to produce, during the next eight months, a business plan cover­ ing th re e yea rs . I t requires the group to identify local training needs and to describe how i t w i l l u s e resources to meet those needs. The TEC is expected


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to consult employers, schools, colleges, local authorities, chambers of commerce, trade unions and other organ­


isations, and it will be applying private sector standards to the man­ agement of training


sch em e s would be would be anybody’s guess at the moment, added Mr Cann. There might well be new schemes for women and members of ethnic min­ orities. The TEC would ■ only know the direction it should take once it had investigated local needs. The other eight busi­


schemes it promotes. What those trainings


nessmen forming the TEC are: Joe Coulson, managing director of Matthew Brown pic, Blackburn; Bill Davies, c h ie f ex e cu t iv e of Famco Holdings Ltd, Blackburn; George Dickinson, chairman of Green Line Carriers Ltd, Burnley; Stephen Jury, managing direc­ tor of Ashworth and Hoyle Ltd, Rosscndale; Adam Patel,- JP, man­ aging director of Comet Cash and Carry Co Ltd, Blackburn; Mark Price, managing director of GEC E n g in e e r in g (A c c r in g to n ) L td , Accrington; Geoff Sut­ ton, chief executive of Weston Ltd, Colne; and Harry Tuley, chief executive of Scapa Group pic, Rossendaie.


Rotaract hosts sports


FOOTBALL, netball, tug- of-war, an obstacle race and welly throwing were the ingredients for a suc­ cessful day’s competition at the Castle Field last weekend. Ribble Valley Rotaract


The bride's friend, Mrs J e n n i fe r Dewhurst, designed and made the wedding dress when Miss Macina Coughlin, daugh­ t e r of Mr and Mrs T.Coughlin of Whalle.v Road, Langho, married Mr Stephen Swain, son of Mr and Mrs J.Swain of Chapel Rise, Billington at St Leonard’s Church. Langho. The bride is a nursing


Clitheroe 2232b (Editorialj|


Clitheroe leads in


Friesian bull trade


AT Clitheroe Auction Mart’9 Tuesday sale there was a superb trade in Friesian bulls compared to other local markets, the top


Il79 2)be'nB £2°5 (averaRe A b e t te r entry of quality


(£164.83), heifers to £135 (£92.76), Hereford bulls to £192 (£165.86), heifers to £89.67. Breeding Friesian heifers made to £148, a Charolais bull to £312, a heifer to £118 and a Blonde D’Aquitaine bull to £158. Top price in the newly-calved


Limousin bulls made to £204


calves saw some good prices and the top was £312 for a Charolais bull from J. L. and M. Stephen­ son, Stonyhurst.


section was £835 for a heifer from R. Boothman, Fence. Three more heifers from J. L. and M. Birtle made to £790 (£765).


assistant at Calderstones Hospital and the bride­ groom is a welder fabrica­ tor in Clitheroe. The bride, who was


qualitycattle on Monday, which sold exceptionally well, with bulls topping at 150.5p for a Belgian Blue from T. W. Pick- _


given away by her father, wore a full-length dress of white satin, decorated with lace, pearls and sequins, with a sweetheart neckline, short sleeves and a fitted bodice with a dropped waistline. Her flared skirt extendd to a long frilled train and she carried a bouquet of white carnations, lilies and orchids trimmed with sil­ ver flowers, pearls and ribbons. Chief bridesmaid was


made of jade satin, with fitted bodices, off-the- shoulder sleeves and flared skirts with a frill at the hemline. The junior bridesmaid wore a full- length white dress with jade trimmings. They car­ ried bouquets of white carnations, peach and jade flowers trimmed with pearls and ribbons. Best man was Mr Phillip


Miss Janet Wilkinson, bridesmaid Miss Susan Woodworth and small bridesmaid Miss Jessica Coughlin, the bride's younger sister. Their dresses were


Punchard and groomsman Mr Christian Swain. After the ceremony,


L o n g wo r t h Road, Billington. Photograph: Steven J.Lockyer, Burnley.


Raised £250 for hospital


hosted the annual sports day for clubs in the Lanca­ shire and Cumbria areas. They won that right by


winning last year's compe­ tition, which was held in Appleby. Although numbers were


down, the local club triumphed against stiff competition from the visitors.


THE sum of £250 was raised for Pendlebury Children’s Hospital when members of Clitheroe Tre­ foil Guild organised a cof­ fee evening. It was held at the home


performed by the Rev Q. Wilson, a reception was held at the Hillock Farm Restaurant, Old Langho. The couple are to live in


Limousin from B. Whalley and light heifers made to 129p for a n i l Limousin from P. Dewhurst. 1 Mediums made to 136p for a Blue from T. W. Pickard. Cast cows sold well to reach 95p for heavy Friesians and 94.5p for heavy beef breeds, with medium weights making to 92p. A very bold trade took place


in sheep, with 2,038 forward and prices up a good 20p per kilo on the week. It was the mart’s big­ gest lamb sale, when top quality 1G-I8kg animals could top 200p. This season to date, the overall average is 192.8p, against Mon­ d ay 's national average of I92.58p. Young bulls: Light made to


150.5p (132.03pj, medium to 122.5p. Steers: Medium made to 135p (126.5p), heavy to 131p (126.79p).


(124.88p), medium to 136p “ (124p). Cast cows made to 95p (87.o6p). Lambs: Standard made to


Heifers: Light made to 135p t h | 4,_ Steers peaked at 135p for a d a | . There was a good show of 58


ard. Limousins made to 145p Cu| from R. and J. Brewer, Here- fords to 136p from T. Whitwell and Sons and Friesians to 125p from the same farm.


254.84p (197.24p), medium to 205.56p (191.24p), heavy to 183.33p (176.49p). Half-bred ewes made to 38.5p (28.6p), . ■ homed ewes to 28.2p (23.8p). Lrl


Motorist reported theft


heard that a driver was travelling along York Street in the town, when he saw two men acting suspiciously near a Peu­ geot car. He realised they were


TWO Billington youths, who stole four wheel trims from a car, were spotted by another motorist and reported to the police. Clitheroe magistrates


stealing the wheel trims and noted the number of the car the thieves were using. Giles William Kitchinj


of Mr and Mrs D. Harri­ son, in Claremont Drive, and a beautiful evening enabled coffee to be served in the garden. Var­ ious stalls and games were run by the Guides and Brownies.


LIBRARY On your guard L CORNER


ATEST additions to the stock


at Clitheroe Library include: “Time and chance” — Anne


a great English country house. Sequel to “ All my worldy goods.”


th a t sh e would be reported, it later tran­ spired that no insurance was in operation for the vehicle, Clitheroe magis­ trates were told. Nursery nurse Carole


The story of Gideon Zuilok, a novelist. Set in Russia, Holly­ wood and Israel. “Very small living spaces”


“Milta Pass" — Leon Uris.


— Beth Franks. Design and decorating strategies for peoiile with a limited amount of living space.


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Vivien Ralston (35), of Accrington Road, Whal- ley, who admitted the offences, was fined £20 for using the car with danger­ ous parts, and £100 for using it without insurance. Her licence was endorsed with eight penalty points.


Lost control on bend


A CAR collided with a garden wall before coming to rest in the middle of Mitton Road, Whalley, Clitheroe magistrates were told. Geoffrey Beetlestone


guide, beautifully illustrated with colour photographs.


CINEMA


include “Willow,” the tri­ ple Oscar winning "Dan­ gerous Liaisons,” “Police Academy 6,” "Indiana Jones and “The Last Cru­ sade,” the latest James Bond adventure, entitled "Licence to Kill,” and the ever popular “Batman.”


CLITHEROE’S Civic Hall Cinema will be closed for the local holidays, from tomorrow until July 23rd inclusive. Films coming shortly


(31), of Church Lane, Whalley, was fined £100 and had his licence endorsed, with four pen­ alty points, af te r he admitted driving a Volks- waggon Scirocco without due care and attention. Representing Beetles­


tone, Mr David Parkinson said that the defendant, who works as a chef at Whitewell, was on his way home when he went round a bend near the junction with Moor Field, and lost control.


Seatbelt offence


AFTER a visit to the den­ tist, Joseph Noel Harrison (51), of Newby, Riming- ton, forgot to put his seat belt on, Clitheroe magis­ trates were told. Harrison, who: was


stopped by, police in Chat­ burn Road for the offence, was fined £20.


land mountain passes" — A. Wainwright. A fellwalkers’


“Wainwright on the Lake­ Ordination


THE Rev. Paul Hartley of Clitheroe Parish Church, was ordained to the priest­ hood in Blackburn Cathe­ dral, last Sunday.


ducted by the Bishop of Blackburn, the Rt Rev. A. D. Chesters.


Pendle Club


WINNERS at the bridge session of the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were Mrs L. Lynch and partner, Mrs K. Gudgeon and Mr G. Horsfield.


The ceremony was con­


Wcale. Novel revolving around the restoration of Longwarden,


taken place in Wisweli, Sabden and Rimington. Anyone who sees anything suspicious is asked to con­ tact the police (Clitheroe 23818).


POLICE at Clitheroe are warning Ribble Valley residents, particularly in rural areas, to be on their guard following a spate of burglaries and attempted burglaries. The incidents have


(19), of Fells View, am Dean John Bonney (19), of Pasturelands Drive, were each fined £100, with £20 costs, after admitting stealing the wheel trims, worth £60, belonging to Susan Haythomthwaite.


Driver fined £200 and banned


A POLICE officer spotted a car being driven through Whalley without its head­ lights on in the early hours of the morning. When he stopped the


car, the policeman realised that the driver’s breath smelled of intoxicants. Jonathon Paul Gleave


(19), of Standen Road, Clitheroe, was found to have 62 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml. of breath, the legal limit being 35. He was fined £200 and


disqualified from driving for 12 months after admit­ ting the offence.


Married for 53 years


THE funeral service took place on Monday at St Helen’s Church, Wadding­ to n , of Mrs Gladys Spencer, of Brook House Farm, Waddington. She


was 73. Mrs Spencer was born


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Council’s Public Works and Health Committee agreed to back the firm’s request after it- reported that all-day parking by cars was making access increasingly difficult’ and dangerous for service


Lane, in Clitheroe. The Ribble Valley


vehicles. ' Police support the move


and the request will now go to the county sur veyor’s department. :


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