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105 NEW PARK STREET, ■ BLACKBURN


Surrey Road, Nelson . (Junction 13 M65)


SPRIN GERS SUNDAY, JULY 16th INDOOR CAR


BOOTSALE Stalls £8


Refreshments available


Traders £8 from 8.30 a.m. Public from 10 am. RING 696225


FREE ADMISSION


15 MARKET SQUARE, . NELSON


rail or Write lot


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22823 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified)


GRGS BIDS FAREWELL TO LONG-STANDING MASTERS


WHEN the doors o f , Clitheroe Royal Gram-,, mar School open for a new intake in Septem­ b e r , th r e e n ames which are synonymous w i th th e a n c ie n t school’s modern era will have been con­


signed to history! With the retirement of


masters Dudley Green, Peter Houldsworth and Tony Cooper, the founda­ tions of the school will not start to crumble, but three cornerstones of it, in the latter stages of the 20th c e n tu r y , a re b e in g removed.


. Max G'ardner reports


stories that go-with them; have seen a. tremendous are now destined .for the change in the ethos and memories of all '-they physical make-up of the taught and to be fondly ^school,


These names, and the short period — and they


recalled in the speeches of ■ *NA n : th r e e m a s te r s many an Old Cl.theroman. orj£jnally-taught at ..the


total 84 years of service to Street. They have seen an. institution which is the amalgamation with the saturated in a 441-year history.


worked under four differ­ ent headmasters — Mr Houldsworth himself was acting headmaster for a


The three teachers have


have seen the status of the school change to grant


: children, through time, do not change. In fact, Mr


maintained. But they all agree that


Green can quote from the history, of the school — a.: book.he co-wrote with col­


Between them they boys’'school, ih'Yd rk i the school windows, play­ —


girls, they have, worked through four, years of ren­


league Mr Keith.Harwood -^^WhercTboys also broke


in g football, two centuries ago! Mr Green (59) joined the


ovation, when the building at the sixth form centre caused physical and men­ tal chaos within their working day, and they


school in 1960, after read­ ing Classics at Oxford University and obtaining diplomas in theology ana education. As head of the religious education depart­ ment he taught RE, Clas­ sics and Latin. In 1962 he formed the


CRGS walking club — Tramps — and he ran a number of school cricket sides. A Rimington man, he has had three books published. During retirement he


Annual


SALMON SALE


will be commencing our Wild Scottish Salmon Sale on


Due to popular demand we


THURSDAY, 13th JULY FRIDAY, 14th JULY


SATURDAY, 15th JULY Available from:


WELLGATE FISHERIES


Official Retailer o f Tartan Quality Mark Salmon


5 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE (Shop only)


■ Order your fish now to avoid disappointment


Tel: 01200 23511 BEST PRICE OF THE YEAR


A CHARITY called “Destination Florida” is the latest recipient of the annual Mid­ summer’s Ball organised by a Whalley


Jewellery theft


woman and her friend from Lancaster. Over 240 guests, from


OVER £1,400 worth of jewellery was stolen from


a house in King Street, in Clitheroe, when thieves entered the house by means of an insecure front door. The incident took place


between 4 and 4-30 p.m. on Saturday.


Ford Fiesta


A FORD Fiesta, reg. No. C31 AJA, has been stolen from Caldorstones. The car, which is valued


at £1,000, was stolen from th e hospital grounds between 10-30 p.m. and 1- 30 p.m. on Saturday.


all over the North-West, attended the event at the Inn at Whitewell to help the charity, which sends terminally ill c h i ld r e n from th e North-West on Holiday. Shirley F o s te r, of


A RETIRING trio


. from the left, Mr Cooper, Mr Houldsworth and Mr Green


: An English teacher, who lives in Clitheroe, he finished his years at CRGS


school football teams.


as deputy head. A sports­ man in general, he has also been a cricketer, a mem­ ber of Tramps and he has run both the London and New York marathons.- .With family in South


Africa and Australia, Mr Houldsworth and his wife intend to travel during his retirement. Mr Cooper (60) joined


CRGS in 1973, after a stint at St Mary’s College in Blackburn. He is a graduate in botany, zool­ ogy and geology from the University College of Leicester. A teacher of biology at


in ten d s to follow his interest in cricket and con­ tinue writing. He has, at the moment, another book underway. After graduating from


CRGS his out-of-senool interests include nature conservation and DIY. He is a member of Lancashire Wildlife T ru s t and a regional representative of the British T ru s t for Ornithology. In retirement Mr Coo-


Hull University with a degree in English, Mr Houldsworth (55) became a part-time professional footballer, turning out for Portsmouth FC. He joined CRGS in 1987 and took control of a number of


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Whalley, and Sue Cap- stick organised the first dinner dance, which is a formal dress occasion,


three years ago. It was so successful they car­ ried on, choosing a dif­ fe re n t c h a r i ty each year. And i ts continued


popularity has meant th a t they have even


booked the. hotel for next year: ‘


tomorrow, the three teachers will walk away from their jobs for the very last time, but not for ever. They will continue to visit the school, of which they will remain integral parts,


>er, who is married and ives in Clitheroe, intends to pursue these interests. When the final bell rings


~ CARR —ASPDEN ■


A S X >;iS»S£f£fx... V. ■ I ’ Oft-Si


A honeymoon in Jamaica followed the wedding of sales consultant Mr Matthew Francis Carr and busin­ esswoman Miss Lisa Aspden at Pleasington Priory. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs


K. F. Carr, of Whalley Road, Billington. The bride, who works in the family firm, Aspden


Blackburn.


attended by Miss Nicola Darwen, Miss Victoria Marsden and Miss Emma Loyelle.


The bride was given away by her father and ,


and followed by a reception at The Pinos, Clayton-le-Woods.


The couple are to live in Whalley. Photo: Jeremy Makinson, Blackburn.


Coaches, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Aspden, of The Crescent, Cherry Tree, near


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were Mr Dermott Carr and Mr Andrew Aspden. The ceremony was performed by Fr K. Kenny


Best man was Mr Dominic Carr and the ushers


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VS'/P'Z'i* HOLIDAYS 1995 READER JULY


22 - Rod Stewart. Manchester City football ground '< ...................................................................only £37.50


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28 - Joe Longthorne. Southport Theatre . . . . . . . . .only £2 0 . 30 - Royal Lancashire Show, Aslley Park, Chorley 7


................................... ....................... .. .. .£ 1 1 .5 0


USA. various dates, 8 d a y s ................... from only £749 AUGUST


6 - Sunderland International Air Show................... .£10


11 - Walking for Softies, 3 d a y s ............... from only £89.95 1 8 -'Sandringham and The Broads, 3 days


from o n ly ................... ...........................•• • • • • • .£99.95 20 - Edinburgh Tattoo Break, 3 days . . . .from only £99.95


24 - Paris. A d a y s .................................................... .only £119 25 - Windsor and London, 3 days . . . . .from only £129.50 SEPTEMBER


8 - Walking for Softies, 3 d a y s ................... from only £89.95 9 - Buckingham Palace Break, 2 days ............................................................from only £69.50


10 - Canada and The Rockies, 12 d a y s .................from £945


WEEKEND 3 days £89


BATH October 20th


Staying in idyllic surroundings at the 4 star SlakisTiotel in Central Bath where you will


enjoy Vi board accommodation. With free time in Bath to see the sights and experience the


Regency architecture and a trip to the fabulous C larks Village paradise for lovers of designer labels this superb ’factory1 shopping area will tempt you with its bargains.


Price includes: Return transport by private


coach, 2 nights accommodation at the 4 star-. Stakis in rooms with private facilities, bed, breakfast and 3 course evening meal, visit to


Clarks Village, visitTo Cathedraf City of Wells, services of experienced representative.


O.r..g..a..n.---J ‘ -------- 1— Ly Fourwinds 7208.


ised for readers b Holidays. ABTA V2


29 - Normandy, 4 days ........... .... . .from only £124


30 - loch Lomond, 3 days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .from only £79 OCTOBER


6 - Loch Lomond, 2 d a y s ......... .......................... ....................£39 6 - Holland Shopper, 4 da y s .


' . 7 - Lloret de Mar, 10 days .................. .. 8 - Canada and The Rockies, 12 d a y s ..............-.from £945


9 '-Killarney.and TheRingofKerry, 6 days ............... . . . . . . . . . f romonl y£199


13 - Golden Fleece Cruise, 8 d a y s ........... . . .from just £749 1 4 -Paris, 4 d a y s ................... ............................. from only £124 20 - Eurotunnel Weekend, 2 da y s . . . . .from only £59.95 20 - Bath and Clark's Village,^da^s.................from just £89


1 - Autumn Breok, Paignton, 5 d a y s -------- . .from only £98


10 - Loch Lomond, 2 d a y s ........... ..-....................................... £35 TO - Scarborough,;2 days. . •


. . f r . . . . . . . . . -^£29,.


15 - Scotland Scenic Railways, 5 d a y s ...................... .. .£149 17 - Turkey, Tinsel,' Mistletoe and Mountains, ■ , „ 5 days . . . . . . . . . . i


o m only £119


25 - Rouen, French Shopping and S i g h t s e e i n g , ^ - . ' "2days . . . : . : . V; . . . . . ' ........... . ' . . .'I ...'■ .only £49


25 - Edinburgh and The Borders, 2 days . . . . . . . . . . .£35 28 - Calais Shopper, 2 d a y s ........... ..


: . . . . .from just £49 v


New York City Break, various dates, 5 days - .DECEMBER


2 - Clothes Show Livel. . . . . . . . . .............................. from £399


3 - York S h o p p e r . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • -only £ 1 0 , 2 4 -A Scottish Christmas in Montrose, 4 days


.only £27 , „


........... ..; ..................... i . . ................from only £199-


•; New York City Break, various dales, 5 days . ' •


. 1 .- .from £449


. .from just £99 .from just £199


ROYAL LANCASHIRE J u ly 3 0 th 1 9 9 5


SHOW S u n d a y ,


,


goals and carts, motor cycle madmen, one man & his pig finals! Police bands and much more all climaxing in the Grand Parade..,


attractions including: show jumping, Shin : & Shetland pony championship, Pigmy


A superb day out for all the familyl A. huge range of events, shows and


Price £11.50 per adult, £8. OAP's, £7 children


includes return transport and admission.


Organised for readers by Viscount >.: . ' Central.


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&


August 20th 3 days £99.95


EDINBURGH TATTOO


. Experience a magnificent spectacle of military , prowess and national patriotism at this truly memorable event, now in its 45th year.


In the awe inspiring setting of the Castle Ramparts with the excited murmur and roar of


' the crowd a tremendous pageantry ceremony of Scottish, history will be recreated before your eyes.


■ Price includes: Return transport by private coach, visits to Durham and me Metro Centre, • . Gateshead,'entrance to Edinburgh Tattoo,... - accommodation in 3 star hotel with cooked, i.


, breakfast .(V evening meal andllunch) for two nights, free time in Edinburgh and Newcastle,


- v s e r v i c e s of driver/courier throughout. ( Organised for readers by Farthing j,i Holidavs. ABTA 28612.


I PARIS


4 days £119, August 25th August Bank Holiday Weekend


Our most popular reader holiday lo date, over the past two years hundreds have travelled on this superb weekend break with ourselves and Riviera Travel - their comments speak for the holiday perfectly.


"Great value and very well organised" Mr & Mrs Robbins, Nelson.


"It could not have been better." Mrs Seed, Burnley.


"Thoroughly enjoyed by all our party. " Mrs Storey, Fer


nce.


"Certainly recommend these trips." Mrs West, Read.


"Congratulations on the bargain of the year." Mrs Lee, Burnley.


These are genuine quotes from readers letters displayed at our reception in Burnley.


Call for your brochure today and try it for yourself! __________


Earls Court August 25th, 2 days £87.50


TAKE THAT


Your opportunity to see Take That in what promises to be the most


spectacular stage show, and enjoy a weekend in London.


Price includes: Return transport by •


private coach, accommodation in 3-star hotel. Top price ticket for Take-Thaf> .


London shopping arid sightseeing, services or newspaper escort. ' ‘ _


Organised for readers by _ County: Entertainments Ltd


WALKING FOR SOFTIES


Downhill all the way! ;


August 11 th and September 8th> 1995


3 days only £89.95


aim to leave you invigorated and refreshed; riot exhausted. If you would love to experience wonderful countryside at first hand, not through a coach window, but don't fancy a full . scale trek then this holiday is for you. The walks are carefully “ ' planned for ease and are indeed downhill all the wayl":


Here is a walking holiday weekend with a difference. We ;


•_ and visits to York and Whitby included in the price we feel -. sure you'll agree this is a great opportunity to put on your ^


With dinner, bed and breakfast al the 3-star Hospitality Inn


knowing that if you can’t make it — the coach driver will -' ■ - I ' - ’ ' pick you upl""’-''


* ', v n walking boots and experience the great outdoors., k; 4 :; Oraanisec! bv Farthinq Holtdavs


FOR YOUR FREE BROCHURE; RING PAULA KENEALY ON 01282 426161 •-Vi /1 J-4


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