Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 17th, 1989 3 Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
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Telephone: 0200 41266 ___ For help and CHEESE & WINE BARBECUE &
Bolton— by— Bowland Village Hall Hosted by B— by— B YFC Friday 18th August 8 p.m.
Raffle, Tombola, Home - Produce, various side shows. TICKETS £1.50 (inc. Glass of Wine)
BRING YOUR OWN MEAT — Side Salad etc. provided
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Moorhouse Rachel
Clitheroe Concert Society
Mayor’s Parlour, Clitheroe, Town Hall, Church Street.
COFFEE EVENING
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 23rd 7 p.m. — 9 p.m. Stalls, etc.
Admission 30p /
* CLiTHEROE SOCIAL CLUB ¥ ¥
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19th
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AL ROBERTS Another First
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20th
JOHNNY LEROY Remember Last Time
WEEKLY DOUBLE: 12-25 1W WEEKLY TREBLE: 19-17-27 NW
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Sat 19th Aug Tues 10th Oct
Wed 20th Dec DEACON BLUE at the G-MEX
Sat 6th Jan’90 PAUL McCARTNEY at NEC
Special Offer 2 tickets for £45.90 £26.90 £16.90 £29.00
BROS at Wembley
THE WHO at NEC
Tel: BLACKBURN 51112
BLACKBURN COACHLINES Intack Garage, Whitebirk Road, Blackburn. BB1 3JD
Local Agents: Clitheroe Travel. COACH WADDINGTON Wl
SOUP AND SANDWICH
LUNCH
In Waddlngton Methodist Sunday School
Saturday, August 19th. 12 noon ’III 1-30 p.m. Produce stall,
competitions, etc.,
Tickets: £1.50 available at the door
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Saturday 19th August at 7.45 p.m.
Admission 80p including Supper.
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SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. Every Week
Now accepting goods for our monthly auction
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Royal British Legion Waddlngton Branch
JUMBLE SALE
St. Helen's Sunday School, Waddlngton
Friday, 18th August
Doorsopenat7-00p.nl. Admission 5p
AGE CONCERN LANCASHIRE
If you are over 60, Age C o n c e rn L a n c a sh ire welcomes you lo the Pendle Club, Lowergate. on Saturday 19th August, 1989, where you can Pop In for tea and toa st between 10-00 a.m. and 12-00 noon.
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Town mourns as PC loses
fight for life
CLITHEROE was this week mourning the death of one of its bravest and most popular
police officers. Calls from the general in Clitheroe until last
public offering sympathy year, said: “Jim was so, flooded in to Clitheroe popular with the public. Police Station as news He lived for the Force and spread of the death of PC his family and was really a Jim Thwaites (45), of Peel model policeman.” Park Avenue, Clitheroe. PC Thwaites had been He died in hospital in suffering from the effects Preston on Saturday.
His wife Moira, who was four, years. He had tried herself a special constable
keep working, often taking vainkilling tablets for leadaches before starting
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a shift. I t is only five years
since PC Thwaites was commended for his brav ery in disarming a drug- crazed man with a knife and received an award from the Chief Constable of Lancashire, Mr Brian Johnston. Three years ago he received an other award, this time for 23 years’ loyal service to the Lancashire Constabulary. Supt. Wynne Darwin, in
Busy winter for club
of a pituitary tumour for herbal medicine with some
success for a while, but not many people knew of the brave struggle he put up recently in trying to
gramme has been lined up tor members of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club. The programme starts
BUSY winter pro
with an indoor meeting tonight at 7.45 p.m. in Clitheroe Cricket Club when Godfrey Metcalfe will give an illustrated lec ture about mountain walk ing in Austria and the use of Alpine huts for over night accommodation. The next outdoor meet
Vintage vehicle rally
A TWO-DAY rally involv ing 120 vintage vehicles is to be staged at Ribbles- dale Agricultural Centre at the weekend by local enthusiasts. The Ribble Valley Vin
tage Club has lined up an interesting collection of steam engines, tractors, cars, motor cycles, fire engines and commercial v eh ic le s for public viewing. It promises to be an
excellent programme for the entire family and a small fun fair and bouncing castle will be available for youngsters. Clitheroe Young Farm
ers’ Club has arranged a tractor-backing competi tion and there will be a vintage vehicle auction s ta r t in g a t noon on
charge of the Clitheroe sub division, said: “Jim was one of my most experienced officers, hard working, highly efficient and well-liked by the pub lic who had dealings with
him. “Due to his in-depth
knowledge of the workings of the police station, he was always helpful and able to offer assistance to both senior officers and new officers arriving in the area. My colleagues and I will miss him.”
ham, PC Thwaites worked as a marine engineer before joining the police. He was just half-an-inch
Born in County Dur
D0WNHAM HALL GARDENS
OPEN (By kind permission of Lord and Lady Clitheroe)
Sunday, August 27th 2 p.m. — 5 p.m.
Come and enjoy these beautiful gardensand . entertainment.
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• Alan Dearden at the organ. • Mike Falcon’s Punch and Judy show. • Jumping Castle. • Pony rides. • Games of chance • Teas — Ices
★ FREE CAR PARKING ★ Admission Adults £1
YOO AIN’T SEEN Ifc e m tS NOTHINQ LIKE IT
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too short for the Durham Police, so joined the Lan cashire Force, being based at Nelson for three years. He married in 1966 and was transferred to Clith eroe Police a year later. The couple lived first in Bright Street, Clitheroe, until 1981, when they moved to Peel Park Avenue.
included photography, DIY, fell walking and playing cricket. In addition to his wife,
PC Thwaites’ hobbies
he leaves two sons, Paul (19) and John (15). A service will be held at Clitheroe Parish Church
ing will be on Sunday when members will be walking the Fairfield Horseshoe, leaving the car park at the council offices at 8 a.m. The weekend p ro gramme over the next few months includes visits to mountaineering huts in Llanberis and Eskdale, a backpacking expedition in the Lake District, and a rock climbing course for beginners and improvers
Saturday. Club s e c re ta ry Mr
Richard Dugdale said: “This is the first time we have held our rally at the Ribblesdale Centre and we are hoping for a bumper attendance. It is not a profit-making venture as such, but if some money is raised we hope to donate it to t h e S t
Ambulance.” The weekend starts at
J o h n
10 a.m. on Saturday and runs throughout the day, starting again at 10 a.m. on Sunday;
Ex-Ribblesdale pupils plan
grand reunion
FORMER fourth-year pupils of Ribblesdale • School in Clitheroe are busy organising a grand reunion.
A g e t - to g e th e r is year and we will have a lot ,
1964-5 and organisers hope to combine the great occa sion with former pupils’ 40th birthdays. One of the men behind
the reunion is Castle Cement worker Mr Rod ney Read, -of Pendle Avenue, Chatbum, who is greatly encouraged at early interest shown in the celebration. He said: “It is coming up
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planned at Waddington to ta J k a b o u t and Club for the fourth year of remember.
spirit of the occasion, a. sixties-style disco is planned at the club on September 1st.
In keeping with the
pupils in the fourth year. A surprisingly large num ber are still living in the , Ribble Valley, but others are scattered all over the world.
There were about 150
to 25 years since we left school. At the same time, many of us are coming up to our 40th birthdays, so
today, prior to interment at Clitheroe'Cemetefy;
BOLLAND GARDENING CLUB
FLOWER and VEGETABLE SHOW
Sunday, 27th August
In the VILLAGE HALL Bolton-By-Bowland
Doors open 2-00 p.m.
Admission 25p (Adults) 5p (Children)
Refreshments available
Enteries toJ. C: Singleton OR the Post Ottice
BUCK INN
LOWER Waddlnston
CLITHEROE 28705
Food Served Daily
Lunchtime.and evenings
we thought we might as well mark the two events with one very special celebration.
"It was a very happy ...
seemed as .though the glory days would last for ever. They were growing up during the highpoint of the Swinging Sixties, the heyday of the Beatles, when youth was conquer ing the world. Young peo ple in many places were in rebellion, but at Ribbles dale relations with teach ers were very good and former pupils today look back with considerable nostalgia. Mr Read said: “We want
For the pupils of 1964, it
to involve teachers in this, because it will be a once- in-a-lifetime occasion for all concerned.” Anyone wanting more
information should contact Mr Read (Clitheroe 41485) or Mrs Christine Parkin son, nee Jones (Accring ton 392566)..
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