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if Perhaps the last clue


may not have put vou on ta r g e t fo r the 'r ig h t answer, but the picture of


Susan Tilburv certainly will.


1'rn,r archer Susan (33),


o f The Plantation, this ancient sport of kings and


noblemen has helped her


scoop a string of trophies and cups. In just three years as a member o f North York­


shire Bowmen in Settle, Susan has crossed hows with some of the nation’s sharpest shooters. Only last month she claimed sil­ ver in the National Field -Archery Society competi­ tion in Wctherby. Hut is this sport not a


bit unusual for a mother of two? Archery is so often associated with burly "L it­ t le John” cha rac te rs "'■essed m Lincoln green. I here is a fallacy that


only big strong men do it. A rch e ry is a good a l l­ round sport for e v e ry ­ body, no matter what shape or size. Our club has old gentlemen and young c h i ld r en in i t , ”' she explained.


'file former Clitheroe resident actually took up


-------------------- j m d m e(l 111 rlians


went into bat- t I e u s in g


them, Robin H o o d w a s famous for having his own,


the sport at the Settle club when she and two friends we re lo oking fo r new interests. “ I looked round and


found that there were only things like badminton anil a e ro b ic s a v a i la b le . I wanted something differ­ ent,” she commented. Eventually she dico-


vored the field archery c lu b , w h i c h in v o lv e s shooting at animal targets on boards in wooded areas. As opposed to tar­ get archery, this takes the discipline one step further into the outdoors, giving competitors the oppor­ tunity to be tested not just by the ta rget, hut the natural elements.


F ield archers compete


ill a method similar to golf; they move in groups, shooting through trees, down hanks or whatever


time you go to :i shoot, as there are always different distances. Field archery appeals to me, because it's instinctive, you just use your eyes," she said.


presents its e l f at each target. " I t s different eve ry


Points are awarded for


accuracy at each target, with competitors accumu­ lating them as they move


round the wood during the day. Shooting with a -151b bow at the national compe­ tit.ion, Susan lost Lu ru


ohadwell by only 35 points


mingham archer Emma adwi


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Re g u l a r s at the castle pub. Clitheroe, will be


putting their cigarettes out for a day in aid of the


Macmillan Nurses Appeal r mid.


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A number of customers have volunteered to quit


[ efforts. Sponsorship, which is


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to Bir- JJ'UIJMU


However, Susan, who


last year became best field archer in Lancashire and ^ orkshire, beat Emma in two regional shoots after the competition, proving the unpredictability of the sport.


Susan is a how hunter,


which means shooting with a how constructed from metal and plastic, but no matter what class, the sport always sticks to a strict code of conduct.


" I t is very disciplined


,\°u really have to stick to the rules, it needs very sensible people," she said.'


There is definitelv no


chance o f going down in the woods and being con­ fronted by an arrow-wield- mg archer, as the shoots are always cordoned off to ensure maximum safety.


So where did Susan


acquire this urge to do something different? The answer is her father, who


was a champion knife thrower in the Armv.


a different outlook on life than ordinary girls " she explained. "My father took me along to more boyish


brou»?ht up with


ac tivities, football am rufiby, and I had mv owt fishing rod.”


As a youngster, she


used to enjoy throwing darts at a target on the


g a r a g e d o o r , which appears to be where her


sharp-shooting skills have come from. Now she wants to see


more women taking up sports, which are so often


dominated by men, and is even thinking of having a go at fencing.


But surely the unusual


element cannot he the only thing that attracts people to archerv? Susan admit­ ted that she believes most members secretly harbour thoughts about the world's most famous archer.


' I think e ve rvhod'


secretly has in the hack 0 their mind the thought: ‘ would like to be Robii Hood,’ ” she joked.


North Yorkshire Bow


men are inviting atiyont interested in archery alum to their Wednesday eve ning sessions in Settle. F or more information con­


tact Susan Tilburv (072‘i 8-10693).


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in at the Station Road put). The proceeds will be


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presented to a Macmillan representative during a sponsored quiz night on November 10th.


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SUNDAY COLUMNISTS IN THIS WEEK’S S j K j T D A Y


_________________ for the week OF course there are lots of grand good living neonlo


l'h,‘°irnri'r “ tte,Vl or sl,!>l>ort the Christian Church I f the truth were known about most of them it would be found that they owe a great deal to past influences of Christian thought and teaching. They are noorer for their absence from Christian' fellowship and the


Church is less effective because of their lack of sharc ing. caring and support.


a ohJ.n r 'w i ! tlllc c0f ,n1L‘ natl011 is much lower than it


we all suffer 'T h ^ V l^ " Co" lman<|menLs are broken ".e .“ suffer. The idea so often portrayed on tplevi-


sion, that sexual intercourse within hours of meeting is the norm, is both wrong and harmful.


. Consideration and concern for the welfare and feel mgs of others is basic Christian teaching Cndless' vandals with no respect for others or them property


n v lS .llpKi 0Uts "-ho onlY attend football matches to make trouble are just the tip of the iceberg, indicat­


ing the great number of those who live only for them.


others Y^tb” 0 lL'.onFor'1 °f. sense of responsibility for othero. I f this kind of thing continues to lower the


nations for cominir o’enorntinna HrinnlKf


rc fom T a n lrm is e ^ 1" ^ ^ U'timate rCSult can 0Il|y Common sense demands that we should co-operate “ .better way of life and lay goo<ffoun


consensus of opinion is that somebody ought to do “


threatens to undermine the stability of our people Do you feel called to hnln? Th„ ^ i , , .1


j s . .0' , to make a personal stand is to join forces^with


those m the Church who are prepared to do some­ thing about it.


JOE STANSFIELD m


t J f ^ VOru- ° Bf b i 0 achieve this aim than to jo?n '“ "ft abo“ t confronting this moral 8evil that Do you feel called to h e ip rTh e o n r e y f o r


*U,, VIU,""'K sunerauons. inere is no bettor he fellowship of the Christian Church. The general


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