1 0 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 27th, 1991, Clitheroe 22324 (Edita irk*


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job for dinner lady Mrs Vena Brooks, who retired on Friday after 28 years.


Mrs Brooks, of Valley View, Grindleton, will give up her cooking interests, for she was pre­ sented by her employers with a food mixer and deep fat fryer.


But it is unlikely that


stranger to the school when she started work there 28 years ago, after raising a family, as she had been one of its pupils in 1949.


now planned to enjoy her retirement, spending time gardening and going on coach trips with her hus­ band, Henry.


ly e a r s , Mrs Brooks explained that pupils now had their taste buds firmly fixed on pizzas, lasagne and chips


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To mate room for our not Aulum


time, pupils gave her a cut crystal glass bowl and wished her all the best during retirement.


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boy Martin Entwistle and headgirl Sarah Bolton presenting Mrs Brooks with the bowl.


Costs more to meet monthly


council holds its regular monthly meetings at the village library, Whalley CE Primary School has long provided a venue for its planning sub-commit- tee meetings.


£2.50 per session to £10 per hour.


recent meeting, council members decided to look into using alternative accommodation, following an increase in charges for the use of the school from


However, at th e ir


NEW charges may mean that members of Whallev and Little Mitton Parish Council will be looking for an alternative venue for their committee meetings. At present, while the


Our picture shows head-


In a special presentation rs Brooks' final lunch-


Describing the changes in the canteen over ' the


served up meals to her own children, her grand­ children and her great- nieces and great-nephews. Mrs Brooks said she


Since then, she has Entertaining time for elderly L itv — . . . ------------------- ----------------------------- Mrs Brooks was no


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Magic touch at Gisburn YFC dinner


magical entertainment and they were thanked by Mr S. Preston.


elled to Rathmell for an inter-club quiz, when the Gisburn team came third. Due to renovation work at the Festival Hall, the meeting next week will be held at Halsteads Cottage Rimington, when Mr Ken Scott will talk about regi- mental badges.


Uelhn. Superstars boys: David Gruveston


lier. Intermediate girls: Carol Graveston, Susan Downing. Senior girls: Susan Graveston. Efficiency cup: Carol Graveston, Susan Downing, Helen Thwaite. Endeavour cup: Gemma Lancas­


> Elizabeth Thwaite, Antonia Col- ■ ,


ter. Superstars girls: Susan Downing. NEC county rally cup: Helen


1 hwaite. Holland trophy: Phillip •Melhn. Crossfields sports cup:


Adami Lllithome, Luke Lancas- ter, Damon Newhouse, Alan .Newhouse, Helen Thwaite.


Fireworks go


MORE than 90 elderly people from the Rihblc Valley attended the 7th annual Lions World Ser­ vice Day concert at the Fendle Hippodrome, in Colne, on Saturday.


There were 48 elderly people from Clithero’e


and 44 from Whalley in the 308-strong audience.


Accrington, Burnley and Kosscndiilo rltthu


tainment was the Colne Lions Club, with support from the Whalley, Clith- c r o e , B l a c k b u r n ,


Organising the enter­


wiches and enke was served during the inter­ val, with the help of Lions members and part­ ners from each of the seven clubs.


E n t e r t a in in g th e audience were Claud


A light tea of sand­


SPARKS flew at Barker’s Nurseries, Whalley Road, Clitheroe, last Thursday morning, when it was dis­ covered that £2 ,0 0 0 worth of Black Cat fireworks had been stolen from a wooden cabinet during an over­ night break-in.


Lafont and Carol Dean on the keyboard and x y lo p h o n e and The Mojos, of Haslingden, presenting “Songs from the shows.”


the Clitheroe contingent departing from the Pen- dle Club.


Our photograph shows


Lane: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday until ii-30 p.m.


Chemists’ rota TODAY and tomorrow. Hills Pharmacy, of Church Street, Clitheroe. will be open until C-.’U) p.m. Hevcs Chemist. Moor


Preston. Junior bovs: Luke Lancaster, Phillip Mellin, Dean Lancaster. Intermediate boys: A la n N ew h o u s e , Damon Jyewhouse. Senior boys: David Graveston. Ef f ic ien cy cup David Graveston, Steven Pres t° n,i. Luke Lancaster, Phillip


the dinner were:- Attendance shield: Steven


Junior girls: Helen Thwaite, Aiiiuiuu u,oi*


Awards announced at


lowed an excellent meal. Mrs Susan Graveston read the annual report and Mrs G. Bargh p re sen ted awards. MC for the eve­ ning was Mr G. Bargh. The club recently trav­


and his assistant Shanlee delighted guests with their


Their performance fol­ Conjuror Melvin Lehair


annual dinner at the Coronation Hotel, Horton-in-Craven.


Search is


on for the best pint


IF yours is a pint, ther look out for our fourtl “ Best Pint of Bittei Contest.”


the charity of his or he: choice, as well as a troph; to be retained for '■


will be visiting the hos telries and sampling the beer towards the end o the month.


months and a replica keep. Our independent judge;


week’s “Advertiser anc Times.”


Remember, look out foi the special coupon in nexi


Browsholme Hall yester­ day morning. Mr Carter, of Trapp


of three guests appearing on a Radio 4 chat show being broadcast live from


of eight “Midweek" pro­ grammes being recorded around the country at


broadcaster Libbv Purves Banned to chat to the Jarkers about their his­ toric home.


ell as talking to guests w interesting houses. As


"Coronation Street" star Lynne Ferric and the lead singer of Zimbabwe pop group the Bhundu Bovs at the home of Robert’and Amanda Parker. The show was the fourth


orge, joined former


stately home SIMON STONE black­ smith Ron Carter was one


On the air at


licensee, there is a chequi for £50 to be donated to


to


“Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,” the person nomin­ ating the wanning pub or club will receive a cheque for £25, plus a free weekly pint of bitter. F o r th e w in n in g


inviting readers to vote for their favourite Ribble Val­ ley club or pub serving the best pint of bitter. S p o n so red by the


Next week we will be


of Gisburn Young Farmers gathered for their


was magic in the air when members


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