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appeared as Horatio in the Stonyhurst College pro duction of ‘’Hamlet” last November, obtained hon ours in the London Acad emy of Music and Dra matic Art examinations held in the new Centen aries Theatre at St Mary’s Hall. All the students for
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speech and drama were trained by Mrs Eileen Clews, of Waddington. The group improvisation candidates were trained by Mrs Mary Jones. The following pupils
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A PUPIL at Slonyhurst College, who appeared in the television drama "The Riff Raff Element,” has been awarded a bronze medal in national acting examinations. Ian Kay (17), who also (pass), Phillip Moure (pass).
(distinction), Daniel Calvert (distinction), Thomas Mulherge (distinction). Luke Roberts (distinction). Grade li — Robert Rawhnsnn
(honours). Junior Acting: Grade 1 — Clive Rurrows
(pass). Philip Hill (dislinetion), Michael Kenny (pass). Martin Podevvn (honours), Paul Keeh- ten (distinction), .lames Thomp son (honours). Group Improvisation: Grade 3 — Alistair Anshoro
Grade 5 — Kier-aii Anslmro
CALLING the class of ’79 — tickets are now on sale for your Ribblesdale High School reunion fund-raising get-together.
held at Clitlieroe Rugby Club, Liftlemnor, on April :!()(h, slarling at s-:!ii
p.in.
The event is being
le a th e r s from the school past and present and there will he a disco and buffet.
honours. The Speaking of Verse and
(pass). Martin Johnson (pass), tinction), Pe te r Madigan James Tasker (pass).
Grade 2 —
received awards: Kc*v: 65 tn 75 = pass, 75 to So - distinction. So to KM) =
(pass), Michael Humphreys (pass), Robert Katough (distinc tion), Rory Malone (distinction).
tinction), Crispin Glover (dis tinction), James Mulholland (pass), Ren .Smith (pass). Grade A — David Norris
Porter (pass), Ignatius llsobiago Key: 110 to RIO - pass. P’.oto (pass). Guillermo de Valesco 15<) = honours. (pass). Nei! Woodley (hmiours). Senior Acting: Grade l — James Andrews Rnm/.e meds (distinction). Kichard Campbell (honours).
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event Mrs Lorraine Hodges (nee Forrest) said: “ We have had enquiries from at least Kill former classmates, some from as far away as London and Colches ter. who want to attend the reunion." She continued: “As
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stable block for lo horses at Kockniount. Pimlico Koad
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rear of School lame (0161). New access and associated
from Higher Trapp Hotel. Trapp Lane, to a public sewer at
Sinmnslone: Private sewer
over garage at 24 Hai'ewood Avenue (0162). Whalley: Krection of new
landscaping til Higher 'Frapp Hotel. ’1 rapp Lane 0)167). Front porch and new roof
dential to hire outlet for wed ding services at 5 Littlefield Avenue (0172).
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Invited to view hall
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to take a louk round tile new Wind- ley Village Hall over the Faster weekend. Chairman of the Village
letter thanking everyone for their support ami invit ing them to the open days had been put through the door of every home in the village. The next phase will
Hall Committee Mr Kric Konnan said that, after two years of fund-raising, phase one of the building had been completed, including the toilets, kit chen and a meeting room. Me noted that a news
classrooms, multi-purpose hall, kitchens, dining room and ancil lary accommodation at Oakhill College, Wiswell Lane (0I6M. Part change of use from resi
droom, bathroom and lounge
l‘KAN’S for the construction of a wishing well at the village hall car park, off Kirklands, Chip* ning (number 0158) is among the latest applications lodged with the Kibble Valley Council’s Planning Department. Other plans include: Killinglon: Conversion of an
septic lank on land at the real' of 2 and l Dairy Cottages, Bailey
Bank (0171). Chathurn: Conversion of a
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A WELL-KNOWN West Bradford woman who was a stalwart member of St Catherine's Church in the village has died, aged 55, while staying with family in Brownlow S tre e t . Clitheroe. Miss Margaret Ann Tit-
terington, of Hazel Dene, was born and spent her childhood at Brocklehirst Farm, West Bradford. She attended Waddington and West Bradford Brimary School and Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School. From there, she joined
the staff of the Midland Bank at Clitheroe. Miss Titterington later worked for the Midland in Pres ton, Lytham and Burnley, retiring four years ago, due to ill-health. An active member of St
Catherine's Church and a long-standing chorister,
Miss Titterington loved music. She was a member of Clitheroe Concerts Society and the first trea surer of Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society. Through her work and
involvement in the church. Miss Titterington made many friends over the
v e a r s . H e r f a m i 1 y described her as a "very, very well-known and loveiy person.” A funeral service was
held on Monday at St Catherine’s Church, fol lowed by burial in the cemeterv.
Coffee date brings in
£100 profit
attended by Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress Conn, and Mrs Howel Jones, included a display mounted by Cotm. Bert Jones and Mr John Chew and a competition organ ised bv Mr Maurice Holden.'A cake stall was maimed by Mrs Florence Wilson aiid Mrs Jean Kntwistle and a bric-a-hrac stall was manned by Mrs Beryl Cas sidy and Mrs Cathie Course. Coffee, donated by the
A COFFKK morning in the Ciitheroe Mayotir’s Parlour raised ill00 for Clitheroe Civic Society funds, with the spring weather and hard work by society members combin ing to make it a success. The event, which was
ing is on April 11th, at 7- 30 p.m. in the Mutual Room at Clitheroe Parish Hall, w It e n M r K e n Howarth, of the North West Sound Archive, will he the speaker.
Coffee Exchange, Well- gate. was served by Mrs Mary Shepherd, Miss Helen Thnrnber and Mrs Margaret Rose. The society's next meet
Town guide best seller
Through Clitheroe: Two Centuries of Change,” it was written by Mr Boh Jones, of Clitheroe Civic Society, and illustrated by Clitheroe artist Mr Jim Hurley. Priced at just 75p, the
A BOOK describing the delights of walking in Clitheroe is "selling like hot cakes.” E n t i t le d “ A Walk
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meeting room. The build ing will he open to the public from 0-30 a.m. to ■1-80 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday.
TODAY, Boots the Chem ist, of Castle Street, will he open until 0-30 p.m. and, on Good Friday, Heyes Chemist, Moor Lane, will be open from noon to 1 p.m. Peter Buckley Ltd,
involve the completion of the hall and second-floor
20-page guide is available from the Tourist Informa
tion Centre, in Market Place. _ T h e R i b b 1 e Vail e y Council’s tourism officer, Mr Keith Taylor, said: "The guide is selling like hot cakes. It is ideal for visitors and local folk alike
to follow the town trail and see some of Clith-
eroe’s most interesting and important buildings."
Sony radio
Railway View Road, is open Sunday and Monday, noon to t p.m., and Tues day to Friday until G-30 p.m.
was stolen from a Volks wagen Polo parked in Claremont Avenue, Clith eroe, between 6 p.m. on Wednesday amd S a.m. on Thursday last week.
A SONY radio-cassette player, valued at £150,
Hypnotic effect
BE prepared for an internationally Clitheroe on April 8th. Phil Daemon will be appearing at Wellgate Social
a mind-bending experience when renowned cabaret hypnotist visits
Uub as part of a fund-raising evening for the Salthill I lav’ Area Improvement Committee.
Canada and has since developed his one-man cabaret shows.
He completed his formal training at Calgary in
able from the social club and the Tourist Infor- •■rvV)*}” Centre> or b‘v Hnknng Liz Trotter (Clitheroe
Tickets for the show, starting at 8 p.m., are avail
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