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AUOVK: On the Telethon trail wore “ Indians” Ron and Margaret Miller.


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LIOFT: ( l iv in g I 'au l Kwasniewski (12). of l lenthorn ( ’lose, Clith- eroe, a helping hand with a giant (eddy hear are se­ ven-year-olds Paul Clark and Anthony Hollond, hot h o f To we r Hi l l , Clitheroe. The hear was the p r iz e in a draw organised hy A. .1. A. Smith Transport.


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ISKLOW: This dog cer­ tainly had his day on Monday, to (he delight of hundreds of spectators. Wolf, a Herman shep­ herd, was one of two dogs featured in a display by (luardhall Security. Sgt David Hast is pictured with a group of Clitheroe Armv Cadets.


T KM iTM O N touched down in Clitheroe lor a t rem e n d o u s b a n k


descended on the Castle Field, adding a hamper £10,001) to tin* Telethon Appeal coffers in t he North West.


Holiday spectacle. Thousands of people


Story: Vivien Meath . . . Photos: John Barry


come true for the organ­ isers, Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Chamber of Trade. Mont hs and moldhs of


The result was a dream


hard work had gone into preparing for Monday’s 'Telethon and as the sun made an early morning appearance*, president Mr Chris Wood and his prede­ cessor, Mr Harry Stevens, r e a l i s e d th e y had a winner. As the clock st ruek


noon, cars and people began to converge on Clitheroe.


for everyone and to the credit of the organisers much of it was fret*, mak-


'There was something


attraction was the King's Division's army aerial slide, offering those with nerves of si eel


there were hundreds of them — an opportunity to sail down on to the ground below.


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cameras were in town from mid-morning, provi­ ding live coverage from a special I v-erect ed l 50 ft. tower.


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was a non-stop programme of e vent s. st aged hy a variety of groups, from tlie pipes and drums of the Scots Cuards to the re­ cent ly-formed ( !lit heroe Uoyal Hellish Legion Majorettes resplendent in their new uniforms.


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young ju-jilsu outImsiasts, the Caledonian Society. (Juardhall Security’s (»er- imtn shepherd dogs and much, much more. A massive marquee


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i n g t li e f u n d a v a n extremely attractive prop- osit ion for families. Hy far (he most popular


broadcast live non-stop music and entertainment for the teenagers and the young ;it heart. Th e re was also an


appearance by Clitherne p e r s o n a I i t y S i m o n Fnt wistle. Meanwhile, t he ( ’ast le


organisational skills and those of his many helpers. Mr Hailwood will lie rest­ ing his vocal chords now in readiness for the world championships in Canada in August. 'There were bumper


bands! ami was a perfect setting for Hritain’s top town criers, who raised the roof during the l >anie! Tlnvaites sponsored cham­ pionships and provided a 1 tickensian-tyjie spectacle, with a feast of colour for t he crowds. 'The winner was national


handed over a cheque for £100 from their hob-u-jnb


champion Mr Alan Hoolh of Scarborough. 'There was aunt her bonus for t he s p e f l a t o r s — t h e appearance of one of t he count ry ’s few female c r i e r s . — M r s I ’ a u I ( ’apewell, represent ing t he ( ’ity of Peterborough. Organised by (Mitheroe


'Town Orier Mr Roland Hailwood, the event was a fantastic tribute to his


and attract ions for the youngsters. In a neighbouring mar­


housed a picnic for toddy hears and owners, a disco


quee, Salnlen 'Treacle Miners were at work. Out­ side, the Kibble Valley’s tourism office Mr Keith 'Taylor was ensuring that hundreds of balloons were floating all over the Kibble* Valley.


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Scouts mounted a clean-up with their litter consuming can crusher. 'The fair­ ground enjoyed a roaring trade, bouncing castles provided fun for the tiny tots, sideshows offered a variety of prizes and com­ petitions. Ked Rose Radio


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AHOVK: Smi le s and candy floss from Mrs Rosemary Noon (left) and Lorraine, John and Andrew Kenyon, with m u m M r s S a n d r a Kenyon.


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LKFT: The scene on Clitheroe Castle Field as crowds Hocked to the site on a sun-drenched Bank Holiday Monday.


BKLOW: Roping them in — the Army’s King's Divis ion Re c ru i t in g Team set up an assault course, which provided hours of fun for young­ sters throughout the day.


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prizes to be won. too. Clitheroe Health Centre employee Mrs Avril Mac- Neall, of Kemple View, was “over the moon” to hear site had won a week­ end holiday in Haris. She now intends to celebrate her forthcoming 20th wed­ ding anniversary in style in the French capital with her husband. A dinner Ibr four at the


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many others . . . all grate- fully thanked by the C h a m h e r o f T r a < organisers.


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