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hands of Rossemlale B, the Clitheroe Chess C team had a morale-boost­ ing 3-2 win over Great Harwood D, just in time for their daunting away trip to Crusaders B. Crusaders B is arguably


“ALL is not gloom and doom” — those were the words o f Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Chamber of Trade president Mr


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the best team in the divi­ sion and includes ex-dith­ er o e ]) 1 a y e r Vine e n t Tudisco. This fact spurred on the


C team and, in no time at all, Philip Radcl iffe crushed his opponent on board four in only 21


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moves. Soon afterwards, Bren­


dan Brown, with some excellent counterplay on board three, made the score 2-0 and captain Peter iMcquade gradually wore his opponent down to seal the match at 3-0. Chris Biddulph, how­


ever, was very unlucky not to achieve a draw (ill board five, as his opponent had a slight material advantage which he made count in “ the end game." Simon Karmann played


an excellent game against Vincent Tudisco on board one and, yet again, in another very tight game, the Clitheroe man just edged out on top to give a surprising final score of Crusaders B 1, Clitheroe


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Sampling red wines


A VISITING teacher from France, Virginie Sanchez, will be talking about her f ir s t impressions o f England to members and


friends of the French Cir­ cle of Ribblesdale on


Monday. The meeting will be held


at the Whalley Abbey Conference Centre. At the recent wine tast­


ing, Threshers staff Paul, Susan and Sheila pre­ sented six French red


wines for sampling, with a Ramage La Batisse claret


voted to]) choice. Members and friends


are reminded of the New Year party on January 10th. Names must be given to treasurer Ann Highton (0254 822102)


Stirk House Hotel, Gis- burn, was attended by dozens of Kibble Valley traders, as well as local MP Mr Nigel Evans and Clitheroe deputy mayor and mayoress Coun. a n d M r s D e n i s McWilliam. Mr Favell told the


It’s not all


gloom, says chamber president


patterns are changing and I feel we must entice shoppers away from the shopping mall culture. Every Chamber member must play a part. We need to offer specialised shops and a high level of customer


sendee.” He continued: “ Sun­


gathering that Clith­ eroe had suffered the recession like other towns, hut that all was not doom and gloom. He also outlined his


hopes for the future of shopping in Clitheroe and issued a rallying call to Chamber o f Trade members. He said: “ Shopping


day markets are very damaging to our trade and the Chamber o f Trade will continue to oppose them at every opportunity.” Guest speaker was Mr


Mike Farrell and the Loyal Toast was pro­ posed by Mr Evans. A bumper r a f f le


raised £318.


Poppy appeal hits the jackpot again


THE Chatburn and District Poppy Appeal hit the jackpot this year, with


over £3,000 raised. Appeal organiser Mr Jack Altham told the


“Advertiser and Times” that thanks were due to the “loyal band of helpers, with trays of poppies and collecting tins,” who gave then


time to the appeal. This year's collection of £3,0 <8.00 was an inciease of £306.97, said Mr Altham, who described the effoit


aSHeSsaul:bl‘‘Thanfe'are also due to the pupils and teachers of Bowland High School, to the churches for the donation of collections and local organisations tot the donation of wreaths.”


He continued: “ I was apprehensive as to the out­ ,


come of the appeal, but I need not Jiave worried, because once again we hit the jackpot.


The following amounts were raised: Grindleton


(£370.40), Chatburn (£410.25), Boiton-by-Buwlaml (£243.94), Sawley (£102.95), Rimington (£280.44), Downham (£124.00), Worston (£00.21), Lane Ends


(£79.50). (£188). Bowland High School (£32.48), St Ambrose CE „ , .


School, Grindleton (£8.98), ceremonial wreaths (£237.25), sponsored walk (£801.00), bingo evening


Friendly manner made her popular with customers


A LOW MOOR woman who was well known locally through her work as a salesjissistant with the North Western Electricity Board has died, aged S2, at St Ann’s Court.


Mrs Mary Elizabeth


Wrigley was born in Brook Street] Clitheroe. One of three ch i ld ren , she attended St Michael and St John’ s RC School, where she met her future husband,Joseph.


The childhood sweet­


hearts were later married at St Michael and St John’s RC Church. Mrs Wriglev worked initially as a weaver at Chatburn Mill and during the war at the ICI works in Pimlico.


She was later employed


at a tailor’s in Moor Lane, before becoming a sales assistant with Norweb, where she worked for more than 10 years and her friendly personality I made her popular with the customers.


Outside work, Mrs


W r ig le y had m a n y interests. She was an accomplished baker and over a period of 30 years there was not a family member or friend who was not treated to a cake baked and iced by her.


Mrs Wrigley, who lived


in Woone Lane, Bolland Prospect and Edisford Road over the years, also enjoyed sewing and knit­ ting and was a keen stu­ dent of local history. She loved the Lancashire dia­ lect and never wanted to see the old Lancashire


dying. In addition, she was


keen on music, in particu­ lar Victorian ballads. One of her fondest memories was meeting the artist L. S. Lowry when he passed her house in Edisford Road and his print of old Clitheroe always enjoyed pride of place in her home.


Mrs Wrigley, who was a


widow, will also be remembered as a devoted


family member and friend, who looked after her par­ ents in their old age and always took a keen interest in those close to | her.


On assault charge


A MAN pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and a public order offence when lie appeared before Clith­ eroe magistrates. Russell Summers (27),


formerly of The Crescent. Clitheroe, is charged with assaulting his girlfriend and a police officer, as well as using threatening behaviour. The court heard that he


was also in breach of a bind-over. Magistrates adjourned the case until January Oth for pre-sen­


tence reports. Summers was given bail


on condition that he resides at a given address in Blackpool, that he reports to Blackpool Police each Monday and Friday and that he does not approach his girlfriend or go within half-a-mile of The Crescent.


R ad io is ta k en A RADIO cassette player,


valued at £275, was stolen from a car in Carlton Avenue, Simonstone, bet­ ween 3-30 and 5-30 p.m. on Sunday.


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