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SEVERAL Clilheroe young people with an artistic flair have reaped the rewards of a names workshop competition.


Some SO competitors ciicli tried their hand at painting a plastic miniature from a senes ol . . . r


The main winners were Daniel Dolton (14), John Steer (eight), Lee Brunkcr (21), Neil Booth (1.1) and Alison Sumner (six).


futurist models and a representative of the manufacturer judged the results. The contest was organised by Mr David Cowgill, of Cowgill’s newsagent s shop in Market 1 lace, and (James Workshop, which donated prizes and T-shirts.


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VIEW FROM THE f HIGH i STREET


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CRIME and policing in Clitheroe were oh the agenda when Insp. Les Martin and Supt Peter Rawstrone spoke to members of tne


Chamber of Trade at the monthly meeting. The “ring round” system, which is available to


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and is administered by Stuart Kerr. If someone^ in the town is suspected of shoplifting or seen acting suspiciously, a description and details of his or her behaviour is passed by telephone to all participat­ ing members, who then keep a look-out and inform the police of any further developments. • The number of people buying bottled drinks to


chamber members, has already met with approval from all concerned. The system has been operating for several years


take out of public houses is giving chamber members cause for concern.


hands and many local businesses regularly suffer the inconvenience and extra cost of repairing shop windows and cleaning up after bottles have been


thrown at their premises. Although it appears to be fashionable to drink


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basis with Clitheroe Town Council and Ribblc Valley Borough Council, last weekend’s folk festival.:


•T h e chamber also voted to sponsor, on an equal . . . . . . „ - , Moor Lane Motor Spares. Michael Hutchinson, A bottle can be a lethal missile when in the wrong . . . r Clitheroe 221)21, (Editorial), ARTISTIC FLAIR REAPS REWARDS


Sun shines down on sports clay


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competitors . F-mcv dress judges Mr


en tr ie s on th e en u ieo yi.


hero or heroine hich. P r zes could navt been awarded sev e ra l


times over. The afternoon u is e o


£245 for recreation gi'ound fUThe'iesults, with winners


Jackson. Four to sixes. Chris


i" r r ,s s * . »»»>■" »r ”w young I B g ms l *


i.i- Katv Holden, Shanice P ckson, Emma Bowker T w o - year-old and under: Wd-


vprv . McGuire,-Tihom/as Holden. *A,ua i


r*ific «?ix to e ig h t . R-aty. Osborn, Catherine Bolton,


ViS y ? n i n e t aiU y a n F aw - cett, W Bolton D?v.d Bar-


f f i . i ^ . ^ T a er .o t“ - f f & Jessica Osborn. Boys 12 to 15. Mark Hopkins, Daniel Faw­ cett, Ross Seddon. Girls 12 to 15- Stacey Fielding, Elizabeth


Payne, Siobhan Jackson, Thomas Bowker. Scven to


10s: Daniel Meeson. Katy Osborn, Catherine Bolton.11 to Ills: J e s s ic a Osboi n,


Rey Thotnas


tWsrAiWS r i t t f f& s g r ; : sa£ BS53.8K Ei/ffir-V'lB;


Richard Holden.


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Bowker. Three-year- Sam C h er ry ,


Ramblers celebrate more rights of way


P T TTHFROF, R am - lined the details of the of the Kibble Valley, they b ie r s to o k p a r t in a project, lie pointed out went through the areas


c e le b r a t io n w a lk to m a rk th e completion


of an im p o rtan t r ight- of-way network in th e stiles, way-marking and Wacklington area.


long-obstructed rights-of- wav. new and b e t te r


sta rt of the walk, leader Mr .Norman Thorpe out-


Raised £100


FOUR Clitheroe young­ sters put, their best feet forward in a sponsored walk for charity.


Walmsley, Carla Boyer and-Georgina Boyer, all pupils at St James’s Pri­ mary School, walked to Chatburn and back in aid of the SuperSean Appeal.


Nathan Ball, Jordan


beer from a bottle, members felt that if licensees were aware of the damage caused to other business premises they may try to ensure that bottles did. not leave the premises, especially aflui: last, orders are


under the watchful eye of mum Mrs Wendy Boyer, •aised £100.


Their effort, undertaken , Ring stolen


A GOLD engagement ring with th re e diamonds, valued at £500, was stolen in a raid at a house in Peel Park Avenue, Clitheroe, between 2-30 p.m. and 3- 25 p.m. on Thursday.


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NEIGHBOURS mean Even the weather con- something special when 40 spired to make the most of of them get together for the occasion. Mr Cow- your birthday, particularly perthwaitc said: “It was a if you have just turned 90. great day. This is a lovely Mr Edward Cowperth- distr ic t, I have always


waite.'has lived on Bever­ ley Drive, Clitheroe, since it was built 35 years ago, on his own since he was widowed some years ago. The celebration of his 90th was organised by Mrs Cis- sie .Sainsbury. She said: ‘•‘He is a lovely man and we do not need much encouragement to have a party on the Drive.”


thought so.” Our photograph shows


some of the people who came to the party, with Mr Cowperthwaite, his sister, Mrs Florence Har­ greaves, standing behind him, and, second from the right, the lady who made it all possible, Mrs Cissic Sainsbury.


Working Hitting right note for lottery bid


A SPECIAL concert in Whalley looks set to hit the high note for village funds.


CLITHEROE Salthill Road, 01200 23011 OPENING TIMES: M0NDAY-FRIDAY 8.30-5.30 SATURDAY 8.30-4.00


first class reputation, will take to the stage at Whal- ley Parish Church on June 28th in a concert of mid­ summer music.


Nelson Arion Glee Union, a male voice choir with a


Club’s bid for lottery funding. ■The programme will feature a mixture of sacred,


The event, at 7-30 p.m., is in aid of Whalley Sports


classical and light-heai;tcd music. >■/


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one with a diamond and sapphire, were also taken, which brought the total value of property stolen to more than £1,100.


Two other gold rings,


scrub. The project, lie said,


s ig n p o s ts , new foot-


When 46 walkers met at bridges; and the clearance West Bradford for the of obstructing trees and


had been achieved by co-operation between the Ramblers’ Association, parish councils, Kibble Valley Borough Council, landowners and farmers, and especially the public rights-of-way section of the Lancashire County C o u n c i l S u r v e y o r ’s Department. T h e g ro u p w a lk ed


West Bradford. Said a sp o k e sm an :


t h a t im p r o v em e n t s known as Lowcocks and included the opening up of Whitakers and so back to


“Most of the group lost count of the number of improvements mot along the way, but everyone agreed that the network of fo o tp a th s p ro v id e s a delightful way of appre­ ciating the beauty of our valley.”


across the fields on the newly-opened path to the Waddington and West Bradford CE School, then on to Waddington. They then climbed to Feazer and Dove Sike, descended a little and went by way of the Three Rivers Caravan, Park to'.Dmkc Mouse. The leader mentioned


the current work being carried out to improve the footpath through Drake House Wood, but the ram­ blers’ took another route. Enjoying extensive views


extensive all-round views awaited 23 members on the Tuesday Walk, led by Mary T h o rp e . From Rimington they followed field paths to Ings End and then up to Clough Head, where they stopped to look at the Bulcock Memorial. They continued via Higher Gills and Bale Hill over Rimington Moor to Firber House. The return to Riming­


Warm sunshine and .


, above Twiston Beck by way of Hill Foot, past Twiston Mill to Bustard’s


ton was via Higher Black Moss, Colne Gate and then


be a moderately s tren­ uously 12-mile circular walk over Foutains Fell from Stainforth. Robert


Farm. On Sunday, there will


Threw a brick


VANDALS caused 2150- house in Hcnthorn Road, worth of damage when Clitheroe, between Satur- th e y th r ew a b r ic k day night and Sunday through the window of a morning.


------- moon race: Katy^Osborn, E^obham Jackson. Boys nine «« i itol l


0ids, jack Fearnhead. Gills six t0 eight sack and^gj, and


Thomas Smith, David Green, sack a anpk nnd potato race.


Clifford Gibson. Girls 9 to 11 sack and egg and ^poon nice: Charlotte Tasker, Sabrina


Gibson, Hannah Osborn. Boys 12 to 15 sack and


potato race: Mark Hopkins, Danicld Fawcett, Ross bed-


Morpeth has obtained per­ mission from the farmer at Rough Close, in Henside Road, to use a track on which no r ig h t of way


exists. The group will leave


Waterloo car pa rk , in Clitheroe, at 9-30 a.m. and further details arc avaible from Mr Morpeth (01200 29807).


Saw snatched


OPPORTUNIST thieves stole a petrol-driven Stihl saw, valued at £859, from the verge of Settle Road, B o l to n -b y -B ow la n d , between 12-05 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Thursday. The saw was being used


Fellowship trip


THE Calderstones Retire­ ment Fellowship trip to th e c h e e s e f a c to ry Hawes, costs £4.sTho pick­


ing-up times are: Sabdcn (9-30 a.m.), Whalley (9- 40a.m.), Biliington (9-45 a.m.), Langho (9-50 a.m.), Barrow (10 a.m.),Clith­ eroe (10-15 a.m.).


Generators go


TWO generators, valued at £300 each, were among


property, stolen from the Norweb depot m Clitheroe


between 5 p.m. on.Tues­ day and 7-30 a.m. on Wednesday of last week


THESE NEIGHBOURS PROVE VERY SPECIAL FOR EDWARD


Smalley, Beverley Gibson, Jessica Osborn, hive-year- olds’ mixed egg and spoon: Claire Reynolds, Vicky Tay­


don. Girls 12 to 15 and spoon race. Elizabeth


lor, Sam Cherry.


by workmen from Lanca­ sh ire County Council Engineering Department.


E.Jackson, A. Taylor, F.filly. Boys six to eight football sla­ lom: Thomas James, Philip McGuire, Edward Holden. Girls six to eight hockey sla­ lom: Katie Osborn, Charlotte Fernhead. Boys nine to 11 football slalom: Tom Smith, John Bolton, Stephen Tomlin­ son. Girls hockey slalom: Sabrina Gibson, Hannah Osborn, Charlotte Tasker. Girls hockey slalom 12 to 15: Stacey F ielding, J e s s ic a Osborn, Amber Fielding. Boys 12 to 15: James Driver, Daniold Fawcett, Christopher Smi th. P a re n ts ’ egg and spoon: Len and Fiona, Gill and Steve, Steve and Julia. Boys’ long distance obstacle ra c e : Mar c Hopki ns on, Richard Meeson. Ditto, girls: Rachel Melling, Sabrina Gib­ son, Stacey Fielding. Chil­ dren’s welly throwing: Char­ lotte Tasker, Stacey Fielding. Egg throwing: Scott Fielding.


phen Cherry, Lon Gibson. Mums ’ f oot bal l s l al om:


50 years - - , - o fB and P celebrated


in style HALF a century of the Business and Professional Women’s Blackburn Club was celebrated in style at t h e N e w d r o p I n n, Ribchester.


The guest speaker was Lizzie Jone s, who was


accompanied by her part­ ner, Mr Howlett. Both were dressed in period c o st ume a n d Li z z i e became Bess of Hardwick when she spoke of the life of Bess.


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tained by magician Shaun McCree, and by Be ryl Hall, a long-serving mem­ ber of the Business and P ro fe s s io n a l Women’s Club in Blackburn, who wrote two poems espe­ cially for the occasion and recited them on the night. Memorabilia was on dis­


Members were' en te r ­ • Dads’ blindfold sack: Ste­ _


Sti S i


Smalleyf Beverley Gibson. F iv e -y e a r -o ld s n o v e l ty .. Inseoh Holden, Lauren Caro-


la n /1 Charles Hopknison- Four-year- olds: Claire Reyn­ olds, Sam Cherry, Shanice


JaBoyiT six to eight sack and


play for all the members, past members and guests to see. Miss Brenda Whal­ ley, Blackburn’s longest- serving member, and Mrs Jane Downham, the club’s youngest member, along with president Mrs Lor- rain Mullins, cut the cake.


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