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20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, January 10th, 2008


i^ r r o e 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) vinvw.ciitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)' A trip down Memory Lane 3 - ■ fc A /


RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL CALDER HOUSE OCTOBER,1946 THIS picture is of pupils at Ribbicsdalc School on October 17th 1946, who were in Calder


House. In the photograph is Marie Bartlett aged 11-and-a-half who can be seen 11th from the left on the back row. Also pictured is Manfred King Sharpies, aged 13, who is seventh from the


left on the front row. These two were married in 1952. Mrs Sharpies has named all the pupils on the photograph, but there are too many to name here.


CHILDREN OF LITTLEMOOR ROAD, TURNER STREET, BROWNLOW STREET AND ST JAMES STREET, 1945


THFSE children joined together for this photograph after street parlies in 1945. It was taken on Rib- hle-dale Wanderers Cricket ground. It was brought in by Mrs Pal Wralhall, of Langshaw Drive, who was Pat Orr, and she can be seen on the third row from the front, fifth from the right.


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 10th, 2008 21


Top climber will be


club's guest


EXPERIENCED Himalayan mountaineer Tom Richardson will speak to local enthusiasts next Thursday. A features writer for “Climb


Magazine”, Mr Richardson will present another slide show to Clitheroe Mountaineering Club. He has fitted more expeditions


to the Himalayas in the last 10 years than most would be able to achieve in a lifetime and has written extensively on the train­ ing and equipment needed for modern, high altitude moun­ taineering. His talk will focus on The


Karakoram Mountains, a com­ plex range that form the north west extension of the Greater Himalaya. Within the range there are five of the 14 8,000m peaks in the world.


AN introductory course on Buddhism and Meditation starts at Blackburn Buddhist Centre today. The 10-week course, split


* * “" A V * Mr Richardson’s talk:


“Karakoram Dreaming,” is based around five expeditions to that region spanning some 20 years, including exploratory trekking and making first ascents, to leading a commercial group to Gasherbrum 2, one of the 8,000m peaks. Interwoven with the stories he


identifies the sources, both his­ torical and contemporary, that


have inspired him to keep returning to these great moun­ tains. It is also, at another level, a


continuous journey of personal development, fascination and even obsession. The talk will take place at


Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chat- burn Road, 7-45 for 8 p.m. Con­ tributions of £4 on the door will be most appreciated, (s)


An opportunity to try your hand at Buddhism It runs from 7 to 9-30 p.m.


on Thursdays at the centre, located at 16 Strawberry Bank, Blackburn, BB2 6AA. Blackburn Buddhist Centre


into two five-week blocks, is aimed at newcomers to Bud­ dhism and meditation.


operates as a charity and all events are on a donation-only basis, with a suggested dona­


tion of £5 per session. For more information, or to book a place, call Vidusi on 01254 261270, visit the centre’s web­ site (www.blackburnbuddhist- centre.org) or send an e-mail tothe following: Fwboeast- lancs@yahoo.com


Thumbs up to


Santa Services Despite poor weather on


the first Saturday of the Santa Services, they once again proved to be a huge success. Over the two Saturdays,


hundreds of passengers, many families with young children, travelled into Clitheroe on the trains car­ rying Santa. They were met at the station by a group of comical cartoon characters giving out sweets to the chil­ dren and leading them into Clitheroe. Thanks to the support of


the Chamber of Trade and the market traders a wide range of entertainment and a variety of festive products were on sale, providing a wonderful shopping experi­ ence in Clitheroe. Ribble Valley Rail would


like to thank their main sponsors, Northern Rail, Booths, Byrnes, Dawson’s and Abbey Biscuits, with­ out whose continuing sup­ port they would not be able to provide this wonderful Christmas Service. Santa will certainly be


back again during Christ­ mas 2008, so look out for details later in the year.


CALDER HOUSE NETBALL TEAM 1947-48


ALSO brought in by Mrs Sharpies, this photo­ graph is of the Calder House Netball Team in 1947-48 at Ribblesdale School. She can be seen third on the right front row. The girls are, back


row right to left, Greta Sutcliffe, Wanda Eccles. Middle row: Edna Robinson, Mary Brilch, Mary Eglin, Lois Driver. Front: Marie Bartlett, Joan Cowell, Margaret Robinson.


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ST MICHAEL AND ST JOHN'S RC SCHOOL, 1953 photograph is of pupils at St Michael and St John's RC School


in 1953. She can be seen on the second row, sixth from right. Two classmates, a boy and a girl, can be seen in their costumes ready to Maypole dance to celebrate the Coronation of HM The Queen.


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^ u r n s ' at Whatley ^bbty # Friday 25*^ January 2008 LANE ENDS SCHOOL, GRINDLETON 1951-52


THIS photograph was brought in by Mrs Bren­ da Dewhurst, who now lives at Settle. It shows


pupils at Lane Ends School,Grindleton, in 1951 or 52. Back row, left to right: Gladys Coates, John Brown, John DewhursI, Marion Dugdale, Bren­


da Coates. Middle row: Marion Coates, John Coates, Alan Brewer, Eva Robinson, David Howard and Frank Robinson (standing). Front row: Jim Townson, Ann Robinson, Iso-


bel Robinson, David Swinbank. As you can sec there is a whole lot of Coates.


THiQ , Christmas Crackers" event held 25 years ago


c h u r c h ‘CHRISTMAS CRACKERS’ Church, Back row, left to right: Brian Eastwood, Geoff


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this month. It featured in our Looking Back 25 Years Ago column of December 6th. It was seen by Kathleen Eastwood who thought she would bring m the picture of these sirange-looking elves taken, incidentally by our Clitheroe Advertiser and Times photographer John Barry.


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Walmsley, John Kirk. Middle row: Frances King, Geraldine Walmslcy, Geoff Arnold, Roy


Driver, Heather Driver, Stella Smith, Linda Lcadbeater. Front: The Rev. Brian Stevenson, Roger King,


Kate King, Paul Eastwood, Ben King, Kathleen Eastwood, Miles Leadheater.


Laminated copies of these photographs can be obtained from our front office'


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31st 8pm THE MEATLOAF TRILOGY Featuring Steve Sleinman Tickets £16


COMPBimOMS ONS


January Events


11-20th Burnley Pantomime Society presents


SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS Tickets £7/£6


26th 8pm YASMIN LEVY In Concert Tickets £12/£10


29th 8pm MARK WATSON Mock The Week


Stand Up Comedy Tickets £14/£12


February Events • 'M m


4th DERVISH 13-16th GASLIGHT presented by Burnley Garrick Club 17th BURNLEY MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA 19th BASIL BRUSH 20th FAIRI’ORT CONVENTION 21st JO E LOSS ORCHESTRA 22nd LIVEWIRE (AC/DC Tribute) 24th ELVIS tribute with ‘Lee Memphis King’ 29th SLEEPING BEAUTY BALLET


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