Clitheme A<lrertiscr X- Times. Mini lit It, !!>!>- CIMeroe SJ.UJ, (Editorial), 22,12:1 (Advertisi> <</). Burnletj 22.1.11 (Classified)


A n o p p o r t u n i t y t o i n f l u e n c e t h e w h o l e k i n g d o m


“FROM the centre, we can influence the whole Kingdom — those were the spirited words of Ribble Valley’s new Mayor, Coun. John Travis, during his installation cere­ mony on Tuesday evening.


As the speeches and


t h e e v e n i n g p r o ­ g r e s s e d , i t b e c ame a p p a r e n t t h a t th e assembled councillors, officials and commu­ nity are embarking on what promises to be


an i n t r i g u i n g a n d memorable year. t'oun. Travis, the head­


master of Fuhvood High School and borough coun­ cillor for Simonstone, stated his intentions — to ensure that the name of the Kibble Valley is heard and enhanced as widely as possible; to pursue the arts policy including musi­ cal introductions by young Lancashire musicians


prior to each full meeting of the council; and to sup­ port chari t ies for the young, for those suffering from cancer and the vic­ tims of strokes.


To celebrate the instal­


lation, a reception was held at Stonyhurst College — a first for the college and the authority. The ma gni f ic ent bui lding proved to be a popular and fitting choice of venue for a man who had chosen education as his career and whose gue s t s included more than the usual com­ plement of distinguished educationalists. The bo r ough’s new


Mayor took the oppor­ tunity to utilise the occa-


Perform story of prophet for anniversary


TRINITY Church, Clitheroo, took a step back into Old Testament times for its Sunday School


“Klijah — the fireman," a play hy Catherine Need­ ham, which told tlie story of the* prophet Kiijah. Andrew Whaites took


anniversary on Sunday. Tin* children performed


tin* part of Klijah. with Matthew Torheti as Allah, Kmma Wilkinson as .Jeze­ bel and Andrew Isher- wood as Obediah. The play was produced


British end to season


CI.ITHKKOK Association of Church Choirs, a choral group formed seven years ago. presents its final con­ cert of the I!>!ll/2 season in ('lithorne Parish Church


bm Sunday afternoon. 1 All the music to he sung can he said to ho by Itrit- ' ish composers, as Handel


w a s a n a t u r a 1 i s e d Knglislunan and is to be represented by his Filth Chundos Anthem. Tile programme also


includes Hubert Parry : excellent setting of Mil ton’s ode "West Pair ot Sirens." while the other B r i t i s h work is by Vaughan Williams, who set words liv (leorge Her­ bert under the title "Live mvstical songs for baritone solo and ehorus," ending with a very joyful setting of “Let all the world in every corner sing. The soloists will he Sally


Coates (soprano). John Kden (tenor) and Danie Howard (baritone).


organ and. besides accom puttying, will play music by John Ireland, ('hack' Stanford and a piece of hi: own. Alice Kenyon will provide the continue and Ch a r i c s M y c r conduct.


Nigel Gaze will he ill the wi l l


Returning to give recital


A FORMER pupil of the (Irammar School in Clith­


eroc, Linda Carrington, returns to the town on Saturday to give a recital


in tlu* parish church. Slu* will be appearing at


the invitation ol the t lith- eroe Parish Church Organ Society, which is pres­ enting its 293rd concert. Now living in Lytham


St Amies, she studied the organ and piano with Charles Myers in the town, before going on to further study at Trinity Col lege . London. She helped with church ser­ vices before going to col­ lege and was later assts taut organist for a number


of years. _______ _ Burnt out car


A CAR s t o l e n from Accrington was found burnt out at 1 a.in. on Monday at Black Hill


Sahtlen. Mr Robert John Tas


sart, of Accrington, had reported tlu* Y-registra lion Austin stolen on Sun


day morning. Peugeot stolen


A WHITE Peugeot 20 Cabriolet was stolen from a back street near a town centre* car park in clith i*roe between 8 and 11 p.m. on Sunday. The car, which was


valued tit £11,(100, had the registration number HD70 ARN.


o the r Sunday School teachers helping with the props and scone-shitting and music provided by Karen Mctluirk and Pau­ line VVrigley. The performance was a


great success, despite the smoke* machine*, which


by .Jean Robinson and Christine Kritelitle, with


fai led to provide the* expected pull ot smoke at


the* right time! Following the play, the*


primary department, led hy Kath Crane. acte*d out Psalm loll, with narration by Simon Dixon. The* Kev. .1. Needham then look


centre stage* and tided the* part of Klijah’s servant, w r i t in g home to his


mother. The servie'e ended witli


prayers for the* childrem and a hymn of praise.


Reminder for postal voters


VOTERS in Mellor are reminded that the closing


dale for postal or proxy votes for the forthcoming district by-election is a


week tomorrow. rile by-election, on June


11th. is to cho o s e a replacement for borough


councillor John Walmsley who died in February. Any residents wishing


tci vote, hut unable to got In a polling station, must register their postal or proxy vote witli Ribble Valley Council’s electoral registrat ion officer hy noun on May 22nd. A series of forms are


available from the council offices enabling this to he


done. They are; Form “RPF 7" — tor those who work away trom


home Form "UPE 7A" — lor


those who will he on holi­ n' in the UK or away from home for any other


ason Form "RPF 7B” — lor


those who are disabled or ill. This form must he ounte r s igned by the


doctor urm "RPF 8" — for


those who have moved house since October 10th


last year. Kibble Valley Council's


lectoral regis trat ion officer is Mrs Kathleen Law and the council office number is Clitheroe 2;>111.


Vehicle was not insured


A CLITHEROE man was moving his vehicle to make wav for a lorry when] police stopped him and discovered he was not wearing a seat belt^ and had no insurance. Clith- eroe magistrates heard. Gary Swales (22). of|


Colbourne House, Well- gate, pleaded guilty to the two offences and was fined £1*1 for failing to wear a seat belt and £ltM for u s in g a c a r w i t h o u t insurance. He was also ordered to pay £20 in costs and received six penalty points on his licence. The court was told that


the offences happened in Highfietd Road. Clitheroe. In a letter to the court,


Swales said he was moving his car from private land


to let a delivery van park. Swales apologised for


not wearing a seat belt "which was an oversight probably caused by allow­ ing the lorry to park,” he said. He pointed out that he had insured the car the day after he was stopped.


sion to launch his arts mi- t i a t i v e w i th mu s ic throughout the meal. Kib­ ble Valley’s new “Centre of the kingdom" logo was also prominent on cards accompanying floral but­ tonholes and on the labels for the table wine, a spe­ cial selection presented by D. Byrne and Co. for the Mayor. A percentage of the proceeds from each sale is to go towards his


charity. The installation cere­


mony took place in the Kibble Valley Council Chamber. Propos ing Coun. Travis as Mayor, Coun. Mrs .Joyce Lilburn (Kol ton-by-Bowland)


refereed to Simonstone joining the borough in


'l 9 8 7 a n d s a i d o f Coun.Travis; “He was ini­


tially quiet. He listened and' learned. It became apparent that we had an intelligent man, an inde­ pendent thinker and a man


with great humour.” She referred to the


“excellent job” done hy his predecessor, Coun. Allan Kay and hy his wife Sheila as Mayoress, adding that it would he “a hard act to


follow.” The nomination was


seconded hy Conn. Howel Jones (Clitheroc), who lightheartedl.v referred to


t f 1


Conn. Travis's career in education, adding that throughout his life he had been head of something or othe r — head hoy at school, then headmaster _ iind was adding one more to his l is t that


evening.


Coun. Travis as Mayor and his wife, Elizabeth, as Mayoress. Coun. I ravis thanked all those, includ­ ing members of his family and particularly his wite, without whose support his acceptance of the position would not have been possible. lie paid tribute t" the


Coun. Kay instal led . firmation that Kibble Val­


ley is the centre of the kingdom, and the third that, during their year, the borough won another accolade in Downhum — the "Loo of the year." Keferring to his inten­


tions for his own year of office, he said all who knew the Valley realised its beauty, vigour and


o u tg o in g Mayor and Mayoress and referred to three significant points of note. The first, he said, wa s th e sh a r in g of experience with tile Udl range of the counci l’s workforce: the second, to have debate at impartial high level before total con­


activity, imagination and fullncssdie aimed to let others know and part ot his year would he spent pushing not only its loveli­ ness and warmth, hut its efficiency and considera­ tion that it could — if given a role as a unitarx authority under the terms


of the 'local government reorganisation intention^ — give the best for all ol its electorate for all ol


their needs. Regarding the arts


pol icy, lie ment ioned mi me rolls ini t iat ive s ,


including the Lancashire


Sewage in brook brings hotel


a fine of £2,000


A SIMONSTONE hotel caught in an “ecological cleit stick” was fined £2,000 with costs of £720.1(5 by Clitheroe magistrates.


H. Fitzpatrick Ltd, the


family company which owns and runs the Higher


Trapp Hotel , pleaded guilty to two charges of allowing sewage to be dis­


charged into a tributary of Simonstone Brook. Mr Gary Smith, repre­


s en t in g ‘the Nat ional Rivers Authority, which


brought the case, told the court that the problem first came to light two


years ago, when members of the public reported that the tributary was disco­ loured and smelled foul. Water authority officials


discovered, from samples taken from the water course in May. 1991, that effluent in the water was above the level agreed b e t w e e n t h e w a t e r


Soccer fan’s guesswork pays off


WINNING soccer predic­


tions have brought local fame and £20,5(10 ot tor- tu n e to a Cl it her oi* bookie's assistant. Back in February. Mr


John Thompson (GO), who works at Bradluw Ltd, in Whalley Road, sealed his guess about who would win the four footbal l league division titles by placing a £20 each-way accumulator bet with Wil


Main Hill, in Burnley. He received odds for his


chosen winners of 3-1 for Leeds, 8-1 for Ipswich. 7-1 for Brentford and 2-1 lor


sec whether his wishe cairn* true ended with Brentford's 1-2 win at Peterborough. Mr Thompson, who won


Burnley. The nail-biting wail to


£2,1)00 in a similar bet las' year, plans to put hi recent winnings towards


deposit on a house.


authority and the hotel when its treatment tank was installed 15 years


remedial action to rectify the problem, but further complaints regarding the tributary were received by the water authority in October, 1001. A water authority offi­


previously. The hotel company took


cial visited the hotel and noted that the tr ibutary upstream was clear, but that downstream it was grev-coloured and covered with a heavy growth of fungus. Mr Smith told the* court


that a sample of the water showed it to contain three times the level of domestic sewage. Further samples, taken in January of this year, revealed that the t r i b tt t a r V w a s s t i l l polluted. Mr Bas i l I) oar nig,


apparent, he said, that the system, which was operat­ ing at full capacity, was inadequate from the start. Mr Hearing told the


court that, in the light of this fact, the Fitzpatricks laid approached tile local authorities 12 months ago about the possibility ol being connected to the main sewage system. He said the authorities


were dragging their feet in the matter, which meant there was little the hote­ liers could do. In fact, he


said, the Fitzpatricks were in an "ecological cleit


stick!" Mr Hearing added that


the NKA had shown con­ siderable “intolerance" in bringing the case to court.


representing the hoteliers, explained that the problem did not exist when they Acquired tile hotel tour years ago. Since learning of the problem the com­ pany laid done everything it could to roctity the problem, including^ the installation of a new filtra­ tion tank. It had become


Certificate in catering


CATERING staff from all ever the county have been presented with certificates a ft it umlergoing “ in- house" training schemes. The succes s ful stal l


Nature trail following Dalesway


WllARFEDAl.E was tlu* venue for 21 members ol Clitheroe Naturalists on a walk led hy C. Washbmok


and ('. Laiug. The group followed the


Dalesway along the hanks of the river, before taking the path alongside Skyre- holine Peck. There was a short diver­


sion to see tile lovely gar- lens of Parceval Hall, open to tlu* public in the


included Mrs .lean Ken­ yon. who works at RrooK- s ide County Primary School in Clitheroe. '[’he certificate is tlu*


first step in a scheme aim­ ing for a nationally recog­


nised training qualifica­ tion. Mrs Kenyon received her certificate from the chairman of Lancashire County Council. County


Coim. David Nelson.


Stole Easter eggs after drinking


A CLITHEROE woman who stole chocolate Eas ter eggs from a town centre newsagency was fined £(it) with £20 costs by Clitheroe


magistrates. Michelle Turner (2(>). of


to .stealing confectionery valued at £7.-M


Castle Street. Miss Lesley Rossall.


prosecuting, told the court that witnesses who saw Turner leave the shop holding items inside her jacket informed two off- duty policemen. T h e p o 1 i e em e n


Tower Hill, pleaded guilty S from Mar­


tin the Newsagent , on


to Clitheroe Police Sta­ tion. where she reiused to say why she had stolen the chocolate, but aeeedetl (hat she was under the influence of alcohol. Mr Steven Barker, in


mi t ig a t io n . said that Turner had been drinking alcohol since the death ot her father in January last veal* and was drunk when she committed the oltence. He said she could offer


approached Turner and, after returning with her to the shop, discovered she had stolen two Cadbury Easter eggs and two boxes of Cadbury mini-eggs. Turner was then taken


summer, lietore continuing to Gill Head and Skyre- lioltne Dam. which once supplied water to a paper mill in the village. The I dam hurst in 1899 anil was never repaired. The route then entered


Trailers Gill, a superb min ia tu r e g o r g e cut


through the Great Scar limestone and said to con­ tain tile cave where llm great spectre hound of Craven lived. The cliffs hail many


i n t e r e s t i n g p l a n t s g r ow in g


on the ledges, including mos sy s a x i f r a g e , and membe rs we re able to compare shining crntieshill wit it dovesfoot cranesbill


and herb rohert. Af ter a visi t to tlu*


impres sive water sink called Hell Hole, the out­ ing ended at Apple- treewick. The leaders were thanked hy Mr W. Shaw. The next trip is to With-


erslack on May 22rd, departing at 10 a.m.


Bridge winners


WINNKUS at Clitheroe Bi’id.uv Club on Wednes­


no reason for committing the offence, but pointed out that she had substan­ tially cut hack her drink­ ing'. Tin* m a g i s t r a t e expressed sympathy with her bereavement.


day night were: NS Mr Atkinson and Mrs D. M. Snowden. Mr Higson and Mr Ormond: KW Mr Leach and Mr Harry. Mrs Holden and Mr.Jennings. Winners of a team event


on Monday were Mr Car- tier and Mr Capstiek, Mrs Porter and Mr Haydock.


i


Youth Big Band sounds which would lie heard echoing from a local barn or hangar in the next tew months; a Mayoral hmch- tiine jazz session being broadcast live on Radio Two next mouthy and hoped-for Kibble \ alley sculptures in public places. ( ’(jitti. Mrs Dorothy


Pearson tSlaidhurn) then installed Conn. Tony .hick- son (Kihchester) as deputy Mayor anti Mrs Patricia


.1 a c k s o u a s d e p it t y Ma y o r e s s .


Following an excellent


meal prepared and served bv the college stall, Mr John t'otterall, former dis­ trict education officer tor the Borough of Preston and author of a number of hooks, proposed the toast


to the new Mayor and Mayoress. He r eferred to the


grace, sung by the Father Rector of Stonyhurst Col­


lege, then congratulated


the Mayor on the magnifi­ cent surroundings, speak­


ing of the college as “an architectural masterpiece; the most distinguished


house in the Kibble Valley a n d a c e n t r e o f enterprise." He gave an interesting


and humourous^ insight into Conn. Travis's role as head of Fulwood High School and Coun. Travis


responded. Thanking till who had helped with prepartitions


for the evening. Conn. Travis said he felt "very humbled to be invited to celebrate this in one of the most beautiful buildings in


the world." Comity Conn. Mrs Josie


Farrington, chairman of Lancashire County Coun­ cil, replied to the Mayors toast to the guests, on their behalf. Pictured are the new


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DEVEREUX Preparatory School W


THK second prize show ami sale ot spring lambs was held at (»i> burn Auction Malt oil Ihiirsdav,


when th e champion was \\ . Parker, of KibehesUw. tor a i-*'» latuh sold to A. Harking. H. C. Crook won the 1st. 2nd


&


and Jrd prizes m the class fm tile bes t pen id to u r lambs weighing :’. l.o kg. ami under. W P a rk e r ca r r ied oil In s t and second prizes in tlu* class for the best pen of four lambs J.'.kg. and over at £.‘>M and JM-1. with.l. H*n- nall coming third at £11.oik T h e r e we r e 1 . I a 1 s h e e p


“'eR the (v'° IP;


Devereux Preparatory School can offer a few places for certain age ranges for August 1992


For further details please contact The Headteacher Mrs L Grandfield, on


forward in the ta l s tor>e i turn, including .Vks lambs. .571 hoggs and 212 ewes ami rams. Kambs: Bight made to 111‘i.sp


(average iui5.>p). standard to l 111 .Up ( in B7p) . medium t" 1 h; :;p l m2.-lp>. heavy to 1U2.2|


m;:.up). Hoggs: Light made to_i.*.(i|


(7op). standard to ll<k*>p l7.»..5pi medium to s>.‘Jp (71.(ip), heavy


to S2.In <72T*pk overweight to


(5.x 7}> (liO..'■'!>). H a l f - b r e d ew es ma d e III


£:;(> 2u (£2:5.:’.()). horned to £2.5.•><! i i' 1 *1 x.">). i n m s t o £2»> li’jn Jin. There were


tonnes ol


harlev straw on otter in the pro duce sretmn. making to £51 per


tonne. Then* wen* (52 newly calved


dairv cows ami heilers lorwanl, with first quality rows making to £1.01)0 ( iXM..',m. second qual itv to l'72D i£i'>7s.:>m. first qual it’v heifers to £TJ7 (i>7.v7r>».


second quality to £7-1*) (£iO-it* T h e r e w e r e D»2 c a l v e s


forw ai d and tk'v slirks stores. Calves: Chamlais X heilers


made to £1.72. Limousin X bulls to £270 i £1><I.:5.M. heifers to I'lJ.i <£lol.2oi, Belgian Blue X bulls to £2i»>' ( £227.77'. heifers to £22*7 i£P*>'.77), Simmeiital X bulls to £27.7 i £1‘i.x.,x7 i, heifers to £l.il (£1211.17), Blomle d'Aqiiitaine X bulls to £220 |£2BM. M R l X bulls to £17'.i (£17n.7()). Heivlord X bulls to £170 i £12(*.*>7), heifers to £NI, Friesian X bulls to £102


(£1 17.1(0. Weaned s l i rk s and - lores:


( 'harolan X bulls steers made to £2.x.x, heifers to £7.7.7 ( £7.KL.iOt. Limousin X bulls steers to £-52u i £27S.7,7 i. h e i f e r s to £7,on < £27(5.17), Be lgian Blue X hulls Steers to £7,27. “tiler ColiU_ d e n t a l X h e i f e r s to £2,.>


chief citizens with their lamilv.


i £ ” 7 7 . .x.’> ). H e r e t o r d X hulls Steers to £7.7,7 <£7.U>. Fi le Sian X hul ls Ste e r s to £7.12


(£21)7.171. Black Roily X hellers


to £2.x2. In the latstock section, di.-iv


YoDNH Infill skiers «*.\f»*U«*'l at lln.* recent Br it ish Alpine Rare Scrie s which was held in Krance at th e AI pc IHln e / .


a n d t h e S c r r e l h e v a l i e f resorts . S e v e r a l vnuii.e Imp e lu l s


f rom Beiidh* Ski ( ‘lull took p a r t in t h e s e r i e s wh ic h involved slalmn. uiant slalom, ami super iriant slalom races held over the two weeks. Bal ll inu tor honours against


top skier s from all over the British Isles. Bendle Ski Chil* member s achieved some out ­ s ta n d in g r e s u l t s . ’I lie te am we re ru n n e r s -u p in the eoii- : te s t for th e most improved


I club at the race series. I n d i v i d u a l s u c c e s s wa s


achieved bv ( beryl Wood tin) who finished Rid In the Junior One category of the slalom. ( ‘lit he fo e Royal ( i ram ma r


School pupil Jonathan Heyes ( 12) was honoured to he a race forerunner for the chi ldrens ( I rade 1 and 1


He p e r f o rm e d a dm i r a b l y d e S p i t e t r e a e li e I'n U S


coiidit ions. O t h e r local c om p e t i t o r s


f rom I ’endle Ski Club were Dan Norton. Tim Chambers. Nat Chamber s and Helen ami Susan ( la rn e l t .


Cup thriller


RKAI ) Cnited F<”> Townley Cup setui final match against | ' I v i tt u D u t c hm a n wa s a


thriller. Ruth sets of defenders Were


on top in tlie match and the scores remained lucked at <•-<) a f t e r 'JO min u te s . In e x t r a ­ t im e . R e a d e x e r t e d t h e g r e a t e r presMi re. hut were u n a b l e to c o n v e r t t h e i r ch a n c e s into goal s an d th e match went t" penalties. The hero of the match then


h e c a tti e ' k e c p e r l c r v y .McCrinty. who s a \ e d th r e e


s p o t k i e k > to m *nd B


th r o u g h to tin played at Tu r f


final, to he Moor tumor -


row night. The side w ill face The Royal


in ( lie final an d local s u p ­ p o r t e r s a r e welcome to go along to the match.


Badminton contest


ROKF IFLD Badminton Cluh are holding an Open Badmin­ ton Tournament on Tue sday Ju n e 2n*l at S p.m. at the Roe-


field Leisure Cent re. Ti le c lu b an* Imp in g to


a t t r a c t s ome e x p e r i e n c e d plavcrs as they are forming a thi rd te am to en te r into tlu* B l a c k b u r n a n d D i s t r i c t


League in September . Rocf ield Badmin to n Club


also run a more social session on W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g s between N p.m. anil in p.m. An annual membership fee ol


just £7ll makes Roetield excel­ lent value. | f y o u a r e i n t e r e s t e d in


e n t e r in g tlu* to u rn amen t or want more information about


the club, please contact Mary Brass on Clitheroe 2t7I J .


Midweek cricket Tight at the top


WITH action in the Clitheroe and District Midweek Cricket League now well under way. Ch a th am and Waddington are lending th e way . wi th vic­ tor ies in each of thei r games. Catholic SC s tand in thi rd


place, one poin t behind the leaders.


Points and positions: Chat-


hunt -l. Wa<l<lingt<m l. Catho­ lic SC Chipping A Chip ­


p i n g B R im i n g t o n 2. R i v e r s i d e 2. Bro c k h a l l 1. R u s ty C a v a l i e r s 0. Wh i t e


Lion (k Fixtures: Tuesday — White


Lion v Catholic. Wednesday — Chipping A


v Ch ip p in g B. C h a t h am v Riverside. Rus ty Cavaliers v Rimin g to n . Wa d d in g to n v


Brockhall. LGU medal


I WINN'KR of the LCD medal and J ack Tat tersal l Trophy at Clitheroe Golf Club was Mrs


IK. Ta v lo r . wi th a s co r e of (10l)-2ll-T-l).


1 slalom event.


Ski stars T(>utfh 1k1c1 in form


L K A D IM K n d u r o T


mot oivycle 11v r enjoy


wel'


were (5*57 cattle forward, mclud mg 275* voting hulls. 177. steers and heifers ami 277. enus ami


th e Up Brooks am, C l i t h e r o e u-e Br ian Crab- :| a magni f ic ent


lav when he competed itl the


Blackpool Reach Race. Killing a 27" c.c. Sii/.ulu


KMX. tin* tulollti'd rider main ugoil to I’limplfti* 2a laps "I tin* test ing man-made c imn l . Th e res t nf tin* P p Brooks te am did not ta r e ip i i te as


Andrew Teasdaie, riding a


li.NO e.e. Honda CR. completed 21 laps, while William Dent :ind B a r r i e S y k e s b a d •*


tougher time only manage them.T h e BI a c k p o o l e v e n t a t t r a c t e d e n t r a n t s f rom all o v e r th e co u n t ry and C r a b ­ t r e e was pleased with his pe r ­ formance. He is now looking fo rwa rd to th e for thcoming Southpor t Beach Rare, when till* Dp Brooks te am will be in action once again.


of it and could 11 laps between


Trophy night


S U I T K R s t a r s f r om th e Whi t b r e a d . R ib b l e \ a l l e y | Le ague will meet tomor row niglit for the animal oiid-of-


season presentation. Th e event t a k e s place at


( 'lit lienie Social ( lub on \ \ ell- | gale, s tar t ing at T-Jdp.m.


Monthly medal THK monthly medal compeli-J tion at Stonyhurst Bark Colfj Chili was won by Bar ry Bol­ ton with i7*1-P-f>->*.


Foursomes


THK Coronat ion Four somes at Cl i thcroe Holt Club were won hy Mrs A. Ban t e r and Mrs K. Thornton with a score of t.sT l : 7 n.


Teams


Kih h lc sd a lc Wa n d e r e r s 1st XI tv Whalley. Sal . . 2 p.m.. away ) : T. Brai l h wmil e, H. |.each. M. Dewhur st . M. Sor ­ rell D. Howard. .1. Rain. 1*. Hall. H. Monk. D. O’Neill. A. Dickinson. Fit ton. Scorer: K. Ch a th am. Rihldcsdalc Wanderer s 1st


\ l tv S e t t l e , Ramsh o t tom Cu p . S u n . . 2 p .m. . home) :


Same team. R i b b l c s d a l c W a n d e r e r s


2nd XI tv Kdeiillold, Sat. . 2 p.m. . home) : W. Sl inger , S. Proctor , D. Cot tam. R. Blair, i. Britcliffc. B. Spencer . M. Davies. M. Briggs. W. Wrig- ley. R. I 'aimer . B. Spencer . Scorer: D. Ktchells. Ribhlcsdalc \ \ andorer s J rd XI (v Oswaldlwis t le Imman­


uel. Sun.. 2 p.m.. away): W. B r a d l e y . J . H u t c h i n s . N. Schofield. J . Byrne. I. Tom­ linson. J . Holden. A. I lil'el- fall. C. Monk. P. Kenyon. J . B l a i r . S c n r e r : M •


McNauuhton. R i b h l e s d a l e W a n d e r e r s


Youth XI (v (i»;*at Harwood.


Mo n . , fi p .m . . h ome ) : M. Briggs. D. Howard. T. Byrne. It. O’Nei l l . M. A u s t e r . D.


Fle tche r . J . Rose. B. Ha rd ­ man, A. Amos. A. Beam*. B. S m i t h i e s . B. B u r g e s s . J . D ew h u r s t . S c o r e r : M. McN’aughton.


XI (v S e t t l e . S a t . . 2 p.m home): N*. Ashwor th. N. Bol­


(’litluToe (Ticket Club 1st


to n . C. S e e d . M. Mould* worth. H. Sutcliffe. K. Faw­ cet t . F. Hussain. S. ( imhum, A. Booth , B. He th e r in g to n Wr i g g l e sw o r t h . S c o r e r : S.


Limiter. Cl i thcroe Cr icket Club 1st


XI (v Barnoldswick. Rams b o t tom Cu p . S u n . . 2 p.m. home): Same te am except M Dewhurst for F. Hussain. ( ’lit heroe Cr icket Club 2nd


XI (v Old Rossemlalians. Sat 2 p.m. . away): B. Bishop. S. We s t h e a d .* K. D r i v e r . B A t k i n s o n . A. B i g b y , l) Booth. A. Palmer . B. Doman K. F r a n k s . NT. Bib b y , M Bla ckb ur n. S c o r e r : M


XI (v S e t t le . Su n . . 2 p.m. awav): A. Howat, B. Hritfiths H. Car t ledge, S. Ashman. T Hobday. \V. Briggs. S. Duel- wor th. T. Smal l, A. AH, R Blackburn. N. Robinson. A D aw s o n . A. L a n c a s t e r


Scorer: M. Preston.


Hussain. Cl i theroe Cr icket Cluh J rd


bulls.Bnll>; Continental light.- made to 17(5.2p i 121 . Ip', medium to 1-t.xp 1127.tip), heavy to 121.2p i l 1 sq, i, i.t h e r l ight Dull- to


, pj.y.^p i 107.t'p). medium to 12iksp Ilio.lip). heavy to 121.>p


(11 l.xpi. Steers and heifers: ( onluien


tal light sleets made to 122.2p I 1 20. 1 p I . tiled HI Ml to 1 1 Op I I l*x..xpi. heavv to 112p (1 lo.2p >. o th e r light s te e r s lo 102.>P i '.17. -I p >. med ium to l I 1 . >p i l<io.t*p). heavy to 112.2p ' I07jn. Continental light heiters made


to n o p 1 1 17,r.pi. medium to I2'.'.2p (117,. Ip), heavy to I2<h2p d l l ,7 p ) . other light heifers to


1 (I 1. ,xp 11)7 . Sp I. ittediu up t o llltl.Sj, (tt.x.lp). heavy to 10.,.Sp


l'.*:5.2p).Cows and hulls: tirade 1 cows made to 102>p C.D.Spl. tirade 2 to n.7.Sp (Sl.(ip). Brade 7, to


S'.t.sp (7 l.tlp). feeding 102.2p <7sp). matin’* lli5.2p(Hl7.|p).


hulls


Popular teacher of music


A POl’DLAII (.'lit heroe music teacher who liad a love of classical music has


died. Miss ( ’atlierim* Dawson


U‘H, of High Street, Low Moor, died on Saturday,


after a long illness. Miss Dawson was horn


The be>l gross pl’i/.e Went I I


to Ron Ke r sh aw wi th ' * * 1 af ter a card play-off.


in ( ’lit he roe’s Well gat e ami a t t en ded I’endle .Junior Scho o l , the n Riversinead High School and (.'litheroe Hrammar School. Af ter music college.


Miss Dawson, win* was an accomplished player ol the piano, saxophone and clar­ inet. took teaching posts in Liverpool, tlu* Lake Dis­ trict and Skehnersdale. Hut it is as an indepen­ dent (.'lit heroe music


i teacher, win* was popular among all her students, that Miss Dawson will he best remembered. She is survived by her


mother, Mrs Mary Alice Dawson, of Low Moor, and also leaves an tiunt. Mrs Nora Hinksman. of Oldham. Her funeral service will


take place at 10--L) a.m. dav. at Peaeehavcn 'hapel of Rest. C’hatburn. it


followed by cremation Accrington.


Loses fight for unfair dismissal


ACCOUNTS m a n ;i it t* t Andrew Harper lias lost a flight fur unfair dismissal ijrainst the C.isiniru pri­


vate hospital where he used tu work.


In a written decision, an industrial tribunal ruled


that Mr Harper (2!)). of I The Square, Whalley, had not been dismissed.


At a Manchester hear­


ing. he brought an unfair dismissal claim against Gislntrne Park Ltd, of Gis­ borne Park. Gisburn. near Clitheroe.


Leslie Gould heard that Mr Harper ended up out of his job — in disputed cir­ cumstances — with the company he had worked for since lPSti.


Tribunal chairman Mr


dismissing Mr Harper, who had started work there as an accounts assis­


The company denied


tant , and said he had resigned.


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