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fit*'-*'- 4 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 18th, 1989 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) CALLING SCHOOL PALS OF SWINGING SIXTIES ' ......... 5


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WERE you in the Class of ’64 at Ribblesdale Sec­ ondary Modern S c h o o l


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keen to organise a reunion would like to hear from you.


Clitheroe? If so, pupils who are


were getting into full stride and youth was about to conquer the world when five classes of ele­ ven-year-olds started their first year at the school.


The Swinging Sixties


John Bennett, of West View, it was the start of what are now golden memories he wants to share with other former pupils and teachers.


For Clitheroe man Mr


Bishop Electrical in Wad- dington Road, saw a list of names of pupils who started at Ribblesdale in 1964 and this pulled the nostalgia strings. A sur­ prisingly high number still live locally, so he has great hopes that something can be arranged if there is enough interest.


John, who works for J. A. &C. WHITESIDE


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ring him (Clitheroe 27970) or another former pupil, Mrs Nadia Hothersall, nee Scaffali, of Newlands Ave­ nue, (Clitheroe 22940).


Anyone interested can ROUND AND ABOUT


right: Clive Woods, Neil Vilmore. First row: Christine


1965. Seated front, left to


Pictured is the class of


Listening bank has a new chief


THE new manager of the Midland Bank,


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bara Parkington, Linda Zejer, Barbara Phoenix, Kathryn Hudson, Marilyn Astin, Iyinka Abiba. Second row: Mr Heaton,


Robert Kent, Bernard Natale, Bernard Marsden, Peter Entwistle, Derek Driver, Denis Greenup, Grahame Rye, Alfred Veevers. T h ird row: Ruth


Richard Goodway, who is retiring after 34 years with the company. Mr Bonson (36) was


Clitherqe^is Mr Paul Bonson. . Mr Bonson replaces Mr


born in Helensburgh, Scotland, and joined Mid­ land in 1969. He and his wife Karin have three chil­ dren, Matthew (13), Emma (12) and Hannah


(1).


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Top dance trophy


for Jane


CLITHEROE schoolgirl Jane Smithies, who took up ballet dancing to over­ come shyness, is now stealing the show. Jane, of Brownlow


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Street, has carried off the prestigious championship trophy at Blackburn Dance Festival against st iff competition from senior competitors all over the North West.


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Ribblesdale School, has studied at the Kay Thur­ ston School of Dance from the age of five. Last year she was awarded a place at the Bush Davies Educa­ tion and Theatre Arts School in Surrey, but decided to return home after six months to resume her training with Kay Thurston. Jane is the daughter of


Jane (15), a pupil at


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was very shy when she first started dancing and it has certainly helpea her to gain confidence.”


Ian and Jean Smithies. Said her mum: “Jane


Bonson enjoys playing golf and squash and is a church youth fellowship leader. Mr Goodway (51), of


was manager of the bank’s Silloth branch, where he currently lives, but he and his family plan to move to Clitheroe. In his spare time, Mr


Previously Mr Bonson


Haugh Avenue, Simon- stone, is intending to remain active after taking early retirement. He began his career at the bank’s Burnley branch, before coming to Clitheroe in 1986 via Oldham and Manchester. Mr Goodway has spent


who stays at home to look after the children while his wife Carole pursues a successful career in publishing.


LATEST additions to the stock at Clitheroe Library include: “The house husband” — Christine Park. The story of Tony,


which reviews all the popular diets and gives helpful hints on losing weight permanently.


man plots to murder his mother-in-law....................... “The complete diet book" — Arabella Melville. A book


“This way out" — Sheila Radley. Crime novel in which a


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Third in rally


SLAIDBURN slma<| jJoi|


ston son


lambing, Slaidburn YFC PreJ members attended Bow- on> land’s regional rally, held p . j in brilliant sunshine at Gamble Hall, Newton, by permission of Mr and Mrs Bi,^


After the break for T| Cowin.


the overall points system, con with Shirley Cowin, Cath- erine Carr, Gillian and Margaret Carr, Geordie cbo Parker and Gary Swingle- q hurst claiming first places. ser The following day, the aft,


The club came third in t00 dint N


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial)]


Woodhouse Gate, Slaid- t0t| burn, began the proceed- cq01 ings with a lengthy busi- tjnl ness meeting, then the t,hL juniors discussed the set- Itu ting up of their display for bu the county rally. The w( remaining members had a (|ii tug-o’-war.


tug-o'-war team competed j in the county champion- je(i ship and finished in second cii place. Members meeting at hejl


by Mrs. M. Webber on the jj0 work of the Clitheroe Citi­ zens’ Advice Bureau. — After answering ques- . tions, Mrs Webber was ^ thanked by Peter Mars- den, the chairman. T op ic s d is c u s s e d


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all his cricketing life with Read and is an important member of the 1st XI. He is a keen walker and pho­ tographer and occasionally plays football, badminton and table-tennis. His wife Anne is a


teacher at Ightenhill Pri­ mary School, Burnley. The couple have two children, Elizabeth (22), who has recently graduated from Cambridge University, and Judith (20), who works at the Trustee Sav­ ings Bank in Burnley.


Doctor in TV spot


of 100 square miles extending between Slaidburn, Tosside, Bolton-by-Bowland, Dunsop Bridge and Whitewcll, appears in the pre-recorded “Country File” programme, which goes out on BBC-I at 12- 30 p.m. Dr McCrec, who is based at Slaidburn, believes


A LOCAL doctor with the largest “patch” in the country is to be featured in a lunchtime television programme on Sunday. Dr Terence McCrce, whose rounds cover an area


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he is the only GP in the country who covers such a large area single-handed. The doctor, who lives in Waddington, was inter­


which recently featured Downham Post Office. He said: “Many people think of Lancashire as an


industrialised area, not realising there arc large rural areas such as mine.”


US Army call-up for sound man Simon


LOCAL sound effects supremo Simon Entwistle has been called up again by the Army — but this time it is the American one.


President Brian awaits top team hockey date


For d e ta ils of d isp la y ad ve r t is in g in this n ew sp a p e r


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L a n c a sh ir e County tor at Castle Cement. Hockey Association presi- “Hockey doesn’t often dent Mr Brian White is come to the north on this eagerly looking forward to scale and we are aiming to the encounter. _ •


Brian (60), of The Bun- years Bmn still competes galow Greenbank Farm, ^nd turns out regularly for


. n . d A player for over 40 outsell Luton.”


dent of the association and series, the two teams will is pleased that the teams be traVeiling: to Berlin to are coming to Lancashire cbm pete in fhe champions a county often starved of T ^ y . This ev en t


Gnndleton, is currently in a preston Veterans side, his second year _ as presi; After the three.match


tog class hockey. attracts all the top teams


two teams in the world, Pakistan and India. England — including Interest in hockey has lethal marksman Sean greatly increased, follow- Curley — and Australia ing the success of the will play each other at Great Britain side in the Deepdale, the home of Seoul Olympics, and the Preston North End, on international matches June 1st, Luton Town’s against Australia can only ground on June 3rd and a enhance its reputation venue in Leicester on June further. 4th.


Recognised as the best in the world, including


games,, as both teams are Preston Guild Hall box^ evenly matched," said office and Preston North Brian, who works as chief End’s club shop.


“They should be good game can be obtained from Tickets for the Preston


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ENGLAND is currently gearing up to face the cn


ton Road, Clitheroe, served for three years with the King’s Own Royal Border Regiment and appeared on B r itish Forces Radio last month. American intelligence


Simon (33), of Wadding­ 1


said that he had heard Simon on. the British pro­ gramme and wondered if he would consider appear­ ing on US Armed Forces radio and television at West Point. » Unfortunately, at the moment Simon is far from Al, as he is just about to enter Blackburn Royal Infirmary for an explor­ atory operation, which could keep him out of active service for several weeks. However,' when he is fit


must have been monitor­ ing the show closely, because Simon has just received a letter from Col Bruce Eaton, who is in command of the American Forces Network at West Point, Virginia. In the letter, Col Eaton


went live on Irish national radio for the second time this year. “The staff at RTE seem


defence budget. Two days ago, Simon


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included the county rally and items to be made for the Country Fayre, to be held at Abbeystead on June 11th. Members are reminded that next week’s meeting is a farm walk at ■ Wigglesworth, meeting at Slaidburn Village Hall at 7 eo p.m.


Treasure hunt Despite bad weather


which had been threaten- ing all day, a walking family treasure hunt organised by Friends of Slaidburn School even­ tually got under way. Driving rain abated just


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long enough for all the participants to complete the course, returning to school for a Jacob’s join supper. Adult winners were the


Beattie family, of Newton, and the booby prize was awarded to the Maher family, of Slaidburn. A prize for the most


points gained by children unaided by parents was shared between Eleanor Robinson, Gayle Dixon and Robyn Guest.


at Waddington WI in memory of Miss A. Booth- man, a long standing mem­ ber. Welcomed to mem­ bership were Mrs M. Banks, a former member who has returned to live in the village, and Mrs Seed, a colleague of Mrs J. Oldroyd. There was also a plant and produce stall. More tombola prizes are


Silent tribute A silence was observed


needed for the Heritage Fayre and these can be left at Mrs A. Postleth- waite’s or Mrs J. Entwis- tle’s. Eight members had enjoyed a visit to Martin


Mere. For the Lancashire


Best-Kept Village Compe­ tition, the WI will clean round the church and stocks. Miss D. Dewrance is to use £10 to buy flow­ ers for the triangle of land which members also main­


tain. Mrs Entwistle askedfor


ideas for next year’s pro­ gramme. Designs for a wall hanging depicting Waddington should be


brought in June. Resolutions for the


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led by Mrs B. Barlow gave three play readings. Mrs Barlow agreed to work with Mrs Banks on one of the co-operative entries for the Clitheroe WI Show.


Oldroyd was to vote. After tea, 10 members


Tribute Waddington Leisure


Club organiser Mrs Joan Parkinson paid tribute at the meeting to Miss Annie Boothman, whose recent death was a sad loss to


the club. Miss Boothman had


been a regular attender of the club lunches and her gentle ways would be greatly missed. The Rev. Elaine Halls,


Methodist Minister for Whalley, Waddington and West Bradford, was a guest, entertaining mem­ bers with slides and amus­ ing anecdotes of her holi­


day in Egypt. Mrs Parkinson pre­


sented Mrs Halls with a pot plant and said how much the members appre- j dated the kindness of the chapel committee, adding that she felt the happy atmosphere had contri­ buted towards the club’s success.


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