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MEMBERS of the Clith- eroe Chess Club B team
Hopes of victory lost for chessmen
had their hopes of victory jolted when league leaders
m Nelson,B took the first ~ two games during a heated away fixture. - On board five, Martin Titterington played well in
/+. the opening but lost a
V piece and could not hold the end game. Brian Carr, on board one, came out of the opening with an iso lated pawn, which, after manoeuvres to gain an advantage, failed to lead to a resignable position. The pressure on the
remaining three boards brought the best from the
Clitheroe side. On board four, Philip Titterington
found a derisive attack against his opponent forc ing his king into a mating net and was mated with the smallest piece possi ble, the pawn.
Ryan carried on the fight when, after exchanging all remaining major pieces from the board, he gained a win in a pawns and kings end game. Rog er Mendonca, on
On board three, Peter
board two, gained Clith eroe a point when he won a-p ie c e in a game o f chances for both sides, but had to accept a draw under time pressure to complete his allotted 35 moves. The final score was
Clitheroe B 2.5 to Nelson B 2.5. Two remaining fixtures
from the B team are Bury away and the return game against Clitheroe A.
Tiles boost for local group
MEMBERS of the Ribble V a l le y C on s e rva t ion
Group received a boost when 720 tiles were don ated to their bam renova tion project. The gift, from Pilking-
ton Tiles Ltd, will allow the group to complete the internal decoration of the barn at Sandal Holme, Bashall Eaves, which is b e in g tu rn ed in to a resource and education base. Members have been
becoming involved in con servation work in the Rib
ble Valley and wishing to join the RVCG should con tact the secretary, Mr Ian Fenton, on 01200 29320.
working on the barn for the last two years and recently finished building toilets and a kitchen area, v Anyone interested in
Planning in the
pipeline
P L A N S for a proposed additional pole in an exist*
ing line at The Square, Waddington (number 0239) are among the latest applications lodged with the Ribble Valley Council Planning Department.
double pre-cast concrete garage to replace existing sin-
fjle garuge at 147 Pasture-
Other plans include: Billington: Erection of
ands Drive (0251). Clitheroe: Conversion of
existing derelict residential development to one cottage, one flat and one retail unit at land adjoining the health stu dio, off Lowergate (0243). Substitution of house type
on plot 1 at Alderleign, Henthorn Road (0247). Grindlcton: Barn conver
sion, demolish outbuildings nnd genernl vehicular access improvements at Stone Hill Farm, Main Street (0238). Mearley: Replace existing
roof on attached cottage with new grey Welsh slate (appli cation for listed building con sent) at Little Mearley Hall, Clitheroe Road, Worston (0255). Newsholmc: Two-storey
rear extension to dwelling at Windy Pike Farmhouse, Carters Lane, Gisburn (0236). Two-storey rear extension to dwelling (application for
presently bnck clad, with pro filed metal cladding at Philips Components Ltd, Simonstone
Glass Factory (0254). Whalley: Change of use
from residential (class C3) to office (class Bla) at 2 Princess Street (0244).
Food for thought for members of history society
THE various foods associated with feast days in the Lancashire area were the subject of a talk given to members of the Ribble Valley Family History and Heraldry Society. Guest speaker Dr A. Crosby, talking about “Feasts
and Festivals” , explained that poor families could afford to use the spices in recipes such as simnel cake
only once a year, on a date which became known as
Simnel Sunday. The meeting heard that the word might have ori
ginated from the word cymbal, as this was the
shape in which the top of the cake was formed. Dr Crosby also told how prosperous mill owners in
the cotton trade sometimes laid on banquets for
. their impoverished workforce to celebrate a special occasion, such as an eldest son’s coming of age. In one instance, a factory stopped for the day
, and all the looms were removed from the weaving ' shed to make room for trestle tables to seat everyone. The landlady of a nearby public house had cooked a meal on her premises and each course
: will be at 7-30 p.m. in the cricket club on Tuesday, when the speaker will be Mrs D. North on the topic
i “Violet’s Story” . Non-members will be made welcome ■ and details may be obtained from secretary Ann ■ Maudsley on Stonyhurst 826291.
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was transported by horse and cart to the workplace. The speaker was thanked for an extremely interesting and amusing evening. The next meeting
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ing porch, erect new porch and extension to bedroom at Cascade, Whalley Road (0249). Recladding of batch house,
glazed timber structure to rear of dwelling (application for conservation area consent) at 4 East View (0242). Simonstone: Remove exist
for'erection of one house and mirage at land adjacent to 1 College Cottages (0253). Pendleton: Demolition of
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 4th, 1995 7
Keith former table tennis champ in , in South Africa
TABLE tennis is the favourite pastime of the new chairman of Clitheroe Round Table.
Mr Keith Rudd, who took over from Mr Colin
Price during the AGM at the Moorcock Inn, Wad dington, is the former South African national table tennis champion. He is also a former Kent county captain and Round
Table national table tennis champion, and still plays for Horwich and represents Bolton in the Lanca shire and Cheshire League.
Mr Rudd joined Clitheroe Round Table in 1986
and has held various positions over the years, includ ing those of treasurer, sports officer, international
relations officer and vice-chairman. Born in Lambeth, off the Lambeth Walk, Mr Rudd
began his working life in London after obtaining a
B.Sc. in civil engineering. It was in the capital that he met his wife, Janet, originally from Burnley, who was studying to become a teacher there. Mr Rudd then worked in South Africa for three
years and returned to England in 1985. The cou ple, who have two children, Richard (10) and Caroline
(8), lived in Gisburn initially before moving to their home in Chatburn Avenue, Clitheroe, in 1987. Mr Rudd is currently employed as a chartered
civil engineer in the Manchester office of consulting engineers Ove, Arup and Partners, and is a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers. Recent work has taken him to Malaysia, Italy and Russia. Other Clitheroe Round Table officers elected
include: Mr Keith Bagot (vice-chairman), Mr Tre vor Wilson (treasurer) and Mr John Anderson (secretary).
Determined to boost Circle membership
“REVIVE and survive” is the motto o f the new Clitheroe Ladies’ Circle chairman who is deter mined to turn the tide a g a i n s t f a l l i n g membership. Mrs Linda Wilson took
over from Mrs Christine McKenna during the AGM at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington.
She had been a member of Ladies’ Circle for just
3V2 years when she was unexpectedly made vice- chairman after the current vice-chairman, Mrs Louise Wyatt, moved house.
Mrs Wilson is part of
the younger circle that remains, following a two- year fail in membership which has seen numbers halve to just 13 and the departure of almost all long-serving members. Explaining her motto,
Mrs Wilson commented: “We have to survive and this starts with being able to make decisions that are right for Ladies’ Circle. Times change and so too
do ideas for fund-raising
and social events, so some traditional and regular events may be put on the back-burner, allowing new and inspirational ideas to be civen an airing. .‘ ‘My greatest hope is
that Clitheroe Ladies' Cir cle will be revived. Many circles throughout Great Britain and Ireland have folded, and weathering turbulent waters ana uncertain times will find us strong and positive about future years for Ladies’ Circle.
“We have a varied pro
gramme for the next 12 monthB and hopefully we will be able to attract a few enthusiastic and fun- loving ladies to join us,” Mrs Wilson added.
She noted the momen
tous change in member ship rules last year which meant ladieB no longer had to be the wife or partner o f a Round T ab le r to become part of a group, where members not only did fund-raising for local
and national charities but gained much fun and friendship along the way. Mrs McKenna looked
ahead to-this year’s pro gramme, which includes
many family events as well as a grand summer ball being held at Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho, on June 30th in aid of Mac millan Nurses and local charities. Other officers elected:
Mrs Nina Bryan (vice- chairman), Mrs Suzanne Bagot (treasurer), Mrs Anne Pietrzak (secretary), Mrs Kathy Roche (area delegate) and Mrs Chris tine McKenna (immediate past-chairman). Information about Clith
eroe Ladies’ Circle is available from Mrs Nina Bryan on 01200 22428.
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