1 Clilhcroe Advertiser & Times, November 8th, 1090


Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial). 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


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Busy lady guides her ‘family’ of 2,000!


2,000 other children! It was on September 1st


C h a tb u rn m o th e r (right) is not only guiding her own two lively sons towards a promising, future, but also gives guidance to


VIVACIOUS Mrs Vanessa Kay is a lady with a lot on her plate. For the 32-year-old work and experience.


my schooldays,” she declared, “when the careers’ cupboard was a tiny affair at the back of the classroom — and as far as girls went, it was jobs as a librarian, teacher or secretary.”


“Gone are the days, like


exactly the same day this year, Vanessa, who was only the eighth woman elected as a Trident direc­ tor in the country, heard th a t she had b een appointed a JP for the Kibble Valley. “The only thing is to


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if not a fighter, and her courage has shone through into Michael, who has grown into a sturdy, bright boy, with his sights s e t on becoming an architect. Vanessa has worked in


Kibble Valley in 1975, away from her North Eastern origins, Vanessa was to face more problems than many of us do in a lifetime. She was to dis­ cover only three years later that her son Michael (now 12) suffered from haemophilia, which later brought weekly treatment at a Manchester hospi­ tal . . .as well as coping with her other young son Russell (now eight.) But Vanessa is nothing


become very well organ­ ised,” explained Vanessa, who is a shining example of what a working mother can achieve. When she moved to the


last year that Vanessa, of Robinson Street, heard that she had been chosen as the new director for “Project Trident” in the Blackburn and Darwen area — bringing together industry, education and voluntary organisations to provide schools with work experience and community involvement. Coincidentally, on


herself “determined to do something about a world where many women dare not tackle certain jobs because of their families’ reaction and where many of the hi-tech jobs all go to men.”


Now Vanessa pledges


t u r e of w h a t th e employers are looking for when they interview and would like students to be “conscious of essentials like punctuality and regu­ lar attendance, as well as school work.” “


She also has a clear pic-


companies participating in th e sch em e , which involves 2,000 students. And with the recent appointment of a Ribble Valley Project Trident Director — Mr John Stanswick — and another scheme operating in Burn­ ley, the three offer a blan­ ket coverage for East


Vanessa now has 400


Glimpse of village history


A FASCINATING publi­ cation giving an insight into life in Chipping in the 19th century has been pro­ duced by the village’s local history society. The magazine, which


takes the form of a census return booklet, is the third in a series of publications which have proved popular with local historians and residents alike. The latest edition covers


the north part of Chip­ ping, inc lu d in g Old Hive,Black Hall, Saddle


Fell, The Grove, The Core and Saunder Rake Bot­ toms for the years 1811, 1851, 1861, 1871 and 1881. The publication is illus­


trated throughout and fea­ tures a double page map in the centre pages, pinpoint­ ing the locations of the dwellings and water mills. The study shows that


the population in the vil­ lage was made up of farm­ ing families and factory workers, also tailors, mechanics, doggers, blacksmiths,chairmakers, stone masons and even a tea dealer. The other two booklets


Curtain u p on comedy | Anight of nostalgia


tunities,” said Vanessa. “We have a wonderful


TOMORROW night will be one filled with nos­ talgia for Clitheroe Royal Grammar School’s classes of 1945 and 1952.


the world will converge on the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn, when the Old Clitheronians’ Association holds its annual reunion


Old Boys from all over


ceedings will inejude speeches by the retiring


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variety has helped her to recognise the variety of needs children face when entering the world of adult


many areas — at the Mid­ land Bank, as a cashier receptionist at Clitheroe’s Relayvision, production controller at Trutex, Grindleton, receptionist at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, and for what she considers a very valuable 18 months’ service at the Citizens’ Advice Bureau. She now feels this great


LIBRARY CORNER


LATKST additions to Lite stock at Clitheroe Library include: “The ghost from the Grand


2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 22979'.


NOEL KING & CO.


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Banks" — Arthur C. Clarke. A novel set in the near future, which describes the attempts to raise the wreck of the Titanic in time for the 100th anniversary of its sinking. “ The circus an im a ls” —


celebrations. The after-dinner pro­


president, Mr Roy Adams, and the new president and recently retired headmas­ ter, Mr Clive Darley. A special effort has been


made to reunite as many pupils as possible from 1945 and 1952 and it will enable them to catch up on wh a t ha s h a p p e n e d between then and now. On Saturday morning,


A FAST moving comedy by Derek Ben f ield, “Beyond a Joke,” is Trin­ ity Methodist Church Drama Group’s choice of p ro d u c t io n a t th e weekend.


and garden is the setting — the latter extremely realistic, due to the skills of the stage manager in creating an instant blaze of colour on stage.


James Plunkett. The story of Prank and Peggy, a young cou­ ple experimenting with new Ideas in life and love in post-war Dublin. “The Knglisli country cot­


around an overheard con­ versation about an acci­ dent which leads to much misunderstanding and confusion.


The plot rev o lv e s


tage” — R. J. Brown. Traces the development of cottages from the Middle Ages to the HOth century. "The missing reel” — Chris­


topher Rawlence. Story of the mysterious disappearance of Augustin I.e Prince, inventor of the movie camera.


Thursday to Saturday at Trinity Church Hall, Par­ son Lane. Tickets are available from F. H. Allen and Sons, Parson Lane, or by ringing Clitheroe 25186.


Performances run from


New carpets and vinyls.


Repairs and refits


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TEMPLEMAN 37 Wellgate,


Clltheroe Tel. 25638, or 28401 (evening*)


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PHOTO CORNER 4 Moor Lane, Clltheroe. TEL: 29338


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For brickwork, stonework


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THOUGHT for the week


ARE you lacking peace of mind? So you don’t really know what ails you. You have a feeling that you are missing out. You have no inner satisfaction, no true peace of mind. Have you a great sense of loss, a consciousness of a gaping void in your life? Thanks be to Cod from whom all such feelings


come. Why? Because this is a divine discontent. Evi­ dently, you are not so far gone as to be completely spiritually lifeless, or you would ho incapable of this feeling of deep uneasiness. Our heavenly Father, Who never lets anybody go if


they can possibly be saved, is still able to stab your flagging spirit wide awake into thoughtfulness. Your past neglect, indifference, self-centredness and that streak of apathy, have not yet succeeded in stifling completely your spiritual capacity. You are spiri­


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An accident-prone house


members of the cast — Norman Hornby, Pat


Our picture shows some


Bowkcr (on the ladder), K i m a n d C y n t h i a Croydon.


the school’s York Street site will be open for the


former pupils to look round. It will enable many


to have their first glimpse of the impressive altera­ tions, officially opened by the Queen last month.


Making news


THERE will be new faces behind the counter of a t Clitheroe newsagent's at


Joan, are taking over Dawson’s in Woone Lane. For the last five years,


least will be no stranger to customers. From Saturday, Air David Coupe and his wife.


he weekend — hut one at


ous owner, her brother-in- law Mr Steve Dawson.


Mrs Coupe has worked for her predecessor, Mrs Helen Dawson, who in turn worked for the previ­


Lancashire. “There are such oppor­


network of roads which mean pupils can move between the three areas for work experience. And


they can all reach their own individual potential, provided they have the right attitudes in life.”


cover Bowland and Lea- gram, priced at £2, and Chipping village, priced at £2.50. p The publications can he


bled Corner Cafe in the village, Chipping Rost Office or any Ribble Val­ ley libraries.


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tually under-nourished because of your neglect of attention to God’s word, talking to Him and listening to Him in prayer. By choosing to go your own way instead of follow­


obvious that in time you will gradually lose strength and die from malnutrition. Your spiritual life, starved of spiritual nourishment, has absolutely no option but to perish from malnutrition. The fact that you have a divine discontent is some­


ing His guidance, you have been trying to do every­ thing in your own strength, haven’t you? If you neglect you body by denying it food, it is


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thing to he thankful for, as a sign that your spiritual life is still alive and stirring within you. The spiri­ tually dead have no such feelings, because they have effectively silenced the still small voice within them. That keen awareness of your need is the first step towards your recovery. Be of good cheer, there’s hope for you yet! Hey there! Why sigh so deeply? You don’t feel


gift of God’s grace, believe that God loves you, and that Jesus diet! upon that cross to be the last ultimate : sacrifice for the sins of all of us.


JOE STANSFIELD.


good enough. Good enough for what? The Christian life? Excuse me. It would appear that in your present weakened state you arc not able to think straight. No one has ever been good to accept the gift of salvation from Jesus. Everyone of us is a sinner, entirely unworthy of His gift of grace. This favour is always unmerited. We do not have to earn it, nor do we have to work our own way into the Kingdom. All any of us can do is to simply oelieve. Accept the


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