H - 42 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 1st, 2008 xlitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified)


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A V A LL EY v i l la g e ’s ju n io r f o o tb a l l te am is o v e r th e moon a f te r a ch a r i ty to u rn a ­ m en t n e tted £170. E ight five-a-side teams and


two teams of women took part in the event organised in support of Ribchester Junior Football Club. . The tournament was eventual­


ly won by players representing Das Autobann who beat Ribch­ ester 4-0 in the final.


• A good day out was had by all who took part. Proceeds from th e day are


going towards the running of the junior club and the rebuilding of the pavilion - used by junior and


senior teams - which is being constructed on the village play­ ing fields. Dave Banks (left) is pictured


on the attack during the football tournament. (G230308/lb) Ryan McMurray (right) and.


Chris Byrne in action during the tournament. (G230308/la)


Plans in to replace ancient windows


PLANS to replace almost 100 year old windows a t St Wilfrid’s Parochial Hall in Ribchester have been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council. Comments on the application


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(number 0191) which seeks to replace seven old, rotten and dis-; tressed windows at the Riverside building must be made to the council by May 9th. , Other planning applications include: Baldcrstonc: Reserved matters


application for siting of the devel­ opment, design of the building, external appearance and land­ scaping for “M e s t” facility a t BAe Systems, Samlesbury Aero­ drome, Myerscough Road (0325) Billinglon and Langho: Replace


conservatory with sun room; two dormer windows to garden eleva­ tion: revise site entrance and pro­ vide recessed gate a t Yorkfield,


i York Lane, Langho, ()274) Bowland with Lcagram: Single


storey and two storey rear exten­ sions a t Mill House, Talbot Lane, ■ Leagram, (0263).


. Chalburn: Demolition or possi­


ble refurbishment of existing side larder/store plus a further exten­ sion to create a granny f la t ; amendments to previously approved plans for 41 Ribble Lane, Chatburn (0317). Clilheroe: Erection of concrete


batching plant, storage bays and ancillary facilities, Bankfield Quarry, Pimlico Road, (0306). Application for certificate of law­ fulness for the continuing use of the property as a single dwelling house a t 7 Hawthorne Place, Clitheroe, (0316). Loft conversion with two dorm­


ers, one to front and one to rear at Viewfields, Baldwin Road (0321). Single storey rear extension a t 59 Hayhurst Street (0324). Dinckley: Proposed new


dwelling at Plot 1, former sewage tre a tm e n t, Brockhall Village (0323).


Ribchester: Demolition of exist­


ing garage, two-story addition and alterations to internal layout of existing dwelling a t Ribbles- dene, Greenside (0210).


. Construction of a double garage, re-submission for 6


Stoneygate Lane, Knowle Green (0304). Simonstonu: In te rn a l a l te r ­


ations and repairs, remove floor in tower that had become unsafe due to diseased/rotten timber, reposi­ tion floor above to i ts original position as per photographic evi­ dence; remove existing stud wall and form new s tu d walls; copy and re p a i r p la s te r coving a t Huntroyd Hall, East Whins Lane (0329)


■ ■ ■ A IVaddington: D em o li t io n of


existing porch and new replace­ ment porch; single storey glazed link between hall and existing outbuildings; proposed garden room extension on existing out- ’ building to.replace an existing conservatory; open porch on the southern elevation of the service wing and a car port addition to the Coach House; retrospective permission is sought for renova­ tion works to the existing Coach House, re -su bm is s io n . for Waddington New Hall,'Edisford Road (0314 to alter or extend a listed building and 0315 for full consent).


TH E Clitheroe Advertiser and Times has hit the right note with a choir conductor.


■; Glen Pate said he was “stag­ ge red” by th e response to his appeal for singers for a new choir to be based in Whalley. ■


: “People from all over the Rib- ; ble Valley have contacted me and the signs are th a t we will s ta r t out with a singing strength far


‘Staggered’ by response to plea for more singers The choir will begin rehearsals


greater than 1 expected,” said a delighted Mr Pate.


a t English Martyrs’ RC Church, The Sands, Whalley, on Monday, May 12th, at 7-30 p.m.


Mr Pate says that the aim is to.


rehearse a wide variety of choral music, ranging from 15th Centu­ ry church music to modern show tunes and including folk music;


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1972 ST MICHAEL AND ST JOHN'S RC SCHOOL 1938


BROUGHT in by Frank Holgatc, this photo­ graph shows infant pupils at St Michael and St John's RC School in 1938. Frank, at five-years- old, can be seen kneeling on the front row on the left. Pupils, back row, left to right: Alban Snape, Allen McClelland, ?, Brian Keogh, Tdny Jackson^ Kenneth Carden; Gordon Wilkinson,


Anthony McClintock, R. Bridge. Front row: Mary Booth, Pat Mclia, Margaret


Conchic, Kathleen Harrison,-Angcla Conchie, Betty Woodworth, Eileen Pollard, Moira-Ash­ ton, Janet Hudson, Winnie Snape, Dorothy Jackson, Jean Goodbier. Kneeling: Frank Hol- gate; Geoffrey O'Connell. . "


TAKEN in 1972 at Clithcroc'Royal Grammar - Mr Hesketh was the form tutor. Graham is now School, this picturewas brought into the office by organising races in.Cumbria beading up Spurt Mrs Irene Patten. ^


Third from the'left; front,.is'-her son, Graham,. who was three times of-Boyxfjthc.Ycar..


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If you can name all the others on the picture. Mrs Patten would be delighted.


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vlr' GRINDLETON CE SCHOOL 1952-3


BROUGHT in by Mr Robin Clark, of West Bradford, this photograph shows pupils at Grindlcton CE School in about 1952-3. Mr Clark can be seen on the back row, second from the left. Pupils arc back row, left to right: David Jackson, Robin Clark, Eric Green, Robert Aspin, James Smalley.


- Middle row: Sylvia Jolly, Peter Nicholson,


Brian Clark, Harry Jolly, George Lofthousc, Brian Johnson, Bobby Wilson, John Wliitlakcr, Brian Wilson, Irene Jolly. ■: Seated front: Patricia Howard, Doris Peel,


Mary Horner, Jean Scott, Kathleen Aspin, Susan Robinson.


ALSO brought in by Mr Clark, this photograph .


-is of pupils of Form 5B at Clithcroc Royal Grammar School, in 19.57/8. . Mr Clark, now in his senior school, can be seen


on the second row from the back, third from the left. Pupils arc: front row, seated left to right: Bobby


Gillow, John Ainsworth, Ian Tomlinson, Row­ land Dowell, Mr R.I. Kay, Colin Hartley,


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ST JAMES’, CLITHEROE, 1949


opera choruses and spir itua ls. “People of any age and experi­ ence are welcome,” he. sa id . “Enthusiasm is more important than expertise a t th is stage. A good sense of fun m ig h t help, too.” Anyone interested in singing


with th e choir is asked to ring 01254 824312 for more informa­ tion, or turn up on May 12th.- •


DO you remember school days at St James' in Clitlicroe? This picture was brought in by Mrs.: Irene Patten (nee McGregor) and taken in 1949. v - ■ Site is pictured third from the right, front, and ' Valeric Thompson; (Valerie Patten) now living in Salisbury is sixth from'the right on tlie hack row. . Mr Cook; right, was the head and Mr :Edmond:.>-,


soni'left; teacher. Carl Sims is second from right


•on the middle row, Frank Rourke third from right. Sylvia Rimmer, Kenneth Townson Eileen Corn-,


f .’On Ihc'frbnt row.afe:Irene Baker and Elsie Robcrls('i'- v \


picture.


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wall. Pal Orr and Kathleen Aimes arc also on the • i ''


ST AUGUSTINE'S RC SCHOOL, 1964


THIS picture was sent in by Peter Holgalc, of Cow Ark, and shows first-year pupils of St Augustine's RC School, Billington, in Septem­ ber 1964. The teacher is Miss Nolan and Pe tef . can he seen second From the right on the back;; row"


- Pupils arc": Back'rbw, from left: JohnTliompT-v son; Shaunl,iv'csey,-Tcrrence;Owcn;’Mick'”


Aslin, Mick Clark, Joseph Barnowski, Christo­ pher Tattcrsall, Peter Hulgatc, Peter Hacking.


. Middle row: ?, Mick Hargreaves, George Clark, Peter Howard, Eric Fairhurst, ?, David Bridges, Garry.MacNamara, Maria Davis; Front row: Catherine Bond, Janet Devine, Theresa ?, Ann- Cullen, Elizahclh Bowen, Christine Holden, -Bridget White.


' ' Laminated copies of these photographs can be obtained from our front office 't'Jj'JSjjtIt


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