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MAY I be allowed to add my own small tribute to the many that have been paid to the memory of David Moon whose tragic and senseless death has been so sensitively reported in the columns of your paper.


I lirst met David several years ago when joint ly we attended


C ivil Defence training sessions at the Castle and where, with his keen sense of humour and warm personality, he quickly became popular with all sec­


tions of the Corps. U was a measure of that


fence Corps at the funeral of Sir Winston Churchi ll, a duty which he per formed with dis- stinction and which I know gave him great persona] satis­ faction. Many of us today arc ap ­ palled by the appearance and


popularity, combined wit h tiiauy other qualities, that re­ sulted in his being selected to represent the County Civil De­


at t i tude of the younger genera­ tion and arc shocked by their apparent lack of a sense of


the citizens of Hire enjoy a


Moon we may, however, restore oijv faith in that generation for he typified all that is good and noble in youth and so encour ­ aged us all to look with re­ newed hope to the future of our beloved country. Obviously we cannot allow' our minds to he clouded by


loyalty to the country of their birth and its traditions. In tho example set by David


hatred for it is this very attitude that has bedevilled the long sad history of the whole of Ireland. Nevertheless, Mr. VVilmot in


his letter of last week is right to express anger at the country which harbours


t h o s e re­


sponsible for organising and carrying out the cold-biooded murder of those endeavouring to maintain the peace between the two factions of one nation. I am sure that many will sup­ port his decision to boycott, all goods and products exported from Hire. Let us ah o remember that


SINCERE THANKS TO A COMMUNITY


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MAY I be permitted the courtesy ol’ your correspondence column to offer my sincere thunks to nil those who did so much to sustain Irene. Ruth and myself following the death of my son, David.


•have been honoured to receive and did so much to help us dur ing our darkest days. The flood of messages of sym­


man to experience the warmth and sympathetic support of a whole communi ty which we


It is not often given to any


pathy and flowers has been of such an overwhelming nature that it may be some time before t can deal, in detail, with each


week, of which we were not aware, that it would be impos­ sible to name everyone but I feel that I must mention Mr. Vic Wood of Messrs. Tomlinson (Funeral Services) Ltd. who has been such a lower of strength,


ous duty of accompanying him to his last resting-plaoe. the Rev. John Hudson who, at shor t notice, officiated at Bolton-bv- Bowland. the journey to which wa- eased so much by the ser­ vices of the members of the Police Force. And to all those others, too numerous to mention, I offer my


friendship a n d respect for David, volunteered for the oner ­


the Officers and NCOs of HM Forces who. entirely out of


i icar tfel t gratitude.


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FRANK S. E. MOON, .15 Church Street, < Iitbcroc.


and every one of them but 1 would like our friends to know, in the meantime, how much each individual kindness lias been appreciated. So much was done for us last


Reply from Home


Secretary


MAY I prevail upon your-paper to pass on to those readers who attended Dr. R. Webster's talk on euthanasia on May 2Sth. the reply I have received from the Home .Secretary to the proposi­ tion submitted. "Euthanasia is a very cont ro­


stances at the request of the recipient, but their proposals were rejected. There is no such Private Members' Bill before Parlia­


versial subject and eminent people have presented argu­ ments on both sides. During the last Parliament, Lord Raglan and Dr. Hugh Gray attempted to introduce Bills to legalise euthanasia in certain circum­


special relationship with the rest of Great Britain which is not extended to the citizens of any other Commonweal th or foreign country. It is my contention that by


reason of their behaviour the citizens of Hire have forfeited any continuing right to enjoy that privilege and while it rests


with the Government to rectify the constitutional position there is much that the ordinary men and women can do to register their disgust and sense of be­ trayal. One of Hire's principal indus­


country which repays by or ­ ganising and perpetrating that murder of our peace-keeping soldiers of which David Moon was so fine an example. It goes almost without saying


tries is the tourist trade and those contemplating a holiday in that country would do well to consider the justification for supporting the economy of a


that i shall never take another holiday in that country.


ERIC BRACEWELL, Alma I’lacc. Oi lheroe.


No clogs


allowed THE letter by ’Loner' can only refer to cither the Ramblers’ Association or Cl itheroe Na t ­ uralist Society. On behalf of the latter 1 can speak with some knowledge. The Ramblers will no doubt answer for them­ selves. The problem lias repeatedly


been brought up in committee and if pets or dogs have been taken on ‘organised walks’ then this is in direct opposit ion to


claiming to be a naturalist who believes it bet ter to take along a pel in order to get the utmost benefit f rom a trip into the countryside merely reveals a grave misunderstanding of wild


the Society’s aims and purpose. f urther, and this is mv own opinion.


personal anyone life.


H. E. COOK. President, Clithcroc Naturalists’ Society.


iNoise is


reduced 1 WISH to thank the Fylde Water Board fand especially the young local man who prom­


ment at tile present lime and the Government has no plans to introduce legislation on this subject".


Clifiicioc and 'Whalky Abbey Knights of St. Columba


BROWN.


25 Litflcmoor KoarJ, Cliflseroe.


ised me to sec to itl for at tend, mg to the grates in the road near to mv home. At all hours of the clay and


Miss M. Thornber, 86 Bawdlands, Clitljcroc.


night heavy lorries caused such a noisy rattle as they passed over them.


CUtherrre 'Advertiser arid Times, Jtsly 7. 1972, ft


Ramblers insist on proper


control


I FEEL that last week's letter about dogs on rambles could have been directed aL the Ram­ blers’ Association since the Association organises rambles in the Cl itheroc urea. Although the Ramblers’


Association allows persons to bring their dogs on organised rambles it is usual for the leaders of the walks to insist on proper control at all times. Be­ cause the law and other organi­ sations allow dogs to be taken on public footpaths it would be unfair for the Association to prohibit them since owners who arc prepared to keep them under proper control would be discriminated against simply be­ cause they were members of the Association. I f the person writing last


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week’s letter fwho preferred to hide behind a pseudonym in common with hal f of last week’s letters') or anyone else with a complaint about dogs oil organised rambles, would give me information about the inci­ dents T can promise them a full investigation and. if proved, little chance of a repetition.


R. W. DRIVER,


Secretary-, NE Lancs Ramblers’ Association.


Officiates at wedding of goddaughter


THE headmaster of Stonyhurst College. Fathe r Michael Bossy, performed the ceremony when his cousin and goddaughter married a Cl itheroc man in


Dorset. The bridegroom was Mr.


Roger Gordon, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gordon, of Pimlico Road, and the bride was Miss Josephine Enright, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. 'Enright , of Lyme Regis, Dorset. Both arc student social wor ­


the bride wore an Edwnrdian- style gown of white seersucker with large, leg o’ mutton sleeves, and a crocheted cap decorated with pink and white rosebuds. She carried red roses with whi te frecsia and lily of the


SS Michael and George's Church, Lyme Regis. , Given away by her lather,


valley. Her sisters. Miss Kate and Miss Clare Enright, were


bridesmaids. They wore long dresses in a


floral print on a wheat-coloured background, with large wide- brimmed straw hats and carried sprays of dried flowers and


grasses. Best man was the bride­


groom’s brother. Stirg. Lieut. .1. F. Gordon, RN, and ushers were Dr. John Bossy and Mr.


John Cooper. The organist was Miss Rose­


George Hotel. Axminstcr. Devon, the couple left for a honeymoon a t Lulworth Cove. On their return, they will live in Clapham, London, until September, when they will move to Newcastle-upon-Tyne.


mary White. After a. reception at the


Objection to rally


BOWLAND Rural Council is to write to the police objecting to not being notified about a motor rally which is to take place in their area. At a meeting this week, i


Coun. Mrs. S. J. Dow said ‘M think it’s disgraceful that no- one knows this rally is going to take place. Ninety cars arc going down White Hall Lane, Grindlcton, and that road is j not fit for any cars to go tear- ! ing up and down, let alone I 90.” She added that she con­


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Grammar litheroe


TH E sound of popping corks - me ant something like £10U lor local charities when the women .


land.


r ROE PARISH HURCH


DEN PARTY


I be held at croc Vicarage in Parish Hall)


urday. July 8th pened at 3 p.m.


Irs. Martincau Sideshows; Teas ion and Tea lOp Children 5p) !hc Children Fund, and Caldcrstoncs


spital Club.


gational Church Clitheroe rship at 10.30 a.m.


thleen M. Hendry •A.. B.D.


organisations will at tend


gathered at the Coach and Horses Hotel for the party, and dur ing the evening Mr. John Heaton, of Whi tbread, made the holiday draw. The committee which organised the event, will meet to decide w-hich charities should benefit from the money


at the party arc, from the left: Mr. Brian Hoggard and Mr. Keith Pring (of Babychani), Mrs. C. Carter . Mrs. B. Walker. Mr. Heaton and Mrs. R. Clark.


raised. Pictured raisinti their glasses


| About 120 licences and friends !


o f Cl i theroc Licensed Victual- j lers Association held a cham- pa.gnc party at Bolton-by-Bow- ,


Thu real collector preferred


BECAUSE of the loss of per ­ sonal contact with their tenants that rent collection by the Post Office National Giro System would entail. Clithcroc Rural Counci l’s public health and housing '.’cmmiuee have decided against such a plan. The .scheme would mean that


the council's 201 tenants would pay their rents through the Post Ollice every fortnight, and the eotineil decided that the present system—a rent collector—was preferable.


B i l l in g t o n s c h o o l to g o c o m p r e h e n s iv e


A PROPOSAL th a t St. A ubus* tine’s RC School. Billington, should become an 11-16 com- prehensive school, with sixth formers transferr ing to St. Mary’s College or Notre Dame Gramma r School, Blackburn, has been accepted by the Lancashire Educat ion Aulh-


ority. Details of the scheme, which


it is intended to bring into effect af ter the midsummer holiday 1973, have been sent to the Depar tment of Educa­


tion and Science. A repor t on them was sub­


mit ted to the No.^5 Divisional


Education ExecutNtfc and the governors of the school are to be asked what steps are being taken to inform parents of the reorganisation. The


Schools Commission has been considering the mat ter in con. sultation with the governing bodies of the schools con­


division. The


cerned. S a l f o r d Diocesan re-organisation o f


secondary education for Ro­ man Cathol ic schools has had to be treated on a wider area basis than a single education


I gathered on Church Meadows i for their annual sports.


W ra th a l l , M a rg a re t H a r r i s . T h re e - leg g ed ra c e—Boys: R o n ­


. . C la s s 2. F l a t


n ie L am b e r t a n d K evin H a r ­ greaves, P h i l ip Gow ers a n d Alan Wilson. G i r ls : A n n e T ay lo r n n d Carol B r l tc h .


S te p h e n D e n t . David Slln g e r . G i r ls : Ja n e t. Wilkes, J a n e t T ay ­ lor. W h e e lb a r row : S t e p h e n D e n t a n d S tev en M cGlynn. Egg a n d S p o o n : J a c k ie S ow c rb u t ts . D e b b ie Briggs. T h re e - leg g ed ra ce —Boys: P e te r O'Neill nn d David S l in g e r . H ow a rd B le a z a rd a n d Kevin H u lb e r t . D u c kw o r th n n d C a ro lin e Krol H a r r is


ra c e—Boys:


J a n e t Wilkes, a n d Barbara-


G i r ls : S h e i la


Derek C ro f t , S tu a r t G ren to rex . G i r ls : Ca rol T om l in so n . J a n e t Brew e r . W h e e lb a r row ; M a t th ew Re ec e a n d A lan Boyer. Clive S tn rk ie a n d I a n Howell. Egg a n d S p o o n : N u s a r a t Begum. D en ise Monk. T h re e - l egged r a c e—B o y s : J e rem y Lo rd a n d a n d G a ry H a rg re av e s . Ga ry W in ek lev a n d S tu a r t G ren to rcx G i r ls : Dawn H a lllwe ll a n d Clare


Class 3. F la t ra ce—Boys:


n ie L am b e r t . T im o th y W h ite . G i r ls : M ich e lle W ra th a l l , G i l­ l ia n D a rn e l l . W h e e lb a r row : D u n c a n F ie ld in g a n d T im o th y W h ite . S k ip p in g : Michelle


Class 1. P l a t r a c e—Boys: R o n ­ J U N IO R R E S U L T S


IT w.is a fine and sunny af ter ­ noon on Friday when 400 chi ld­ ren front St. James’s School, watched by parents and friends,


sidered it disgraceful that ral­ lies were allowed to be organ­ ised without any public notice Mr. E. Berry, surveyor and


engineer, said the police had contacted him and had asked if there would be anv ob ­ jections.


Spain, followed the wedding of M r. Kenneth William Davev and Miss Ruth Knight, at Tr in­ ity Methodist. Church, C. lith- croe, on Saturday.


A honeymoon in Henidorm.


sales representative for FI. .1. Heinz Ltd., is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Davey, of Kemple View. Clitheroe. and the bride, a sales clerk at the head office of Trutex Ltd. in Grindleion. is tile daughter of Mrs. W. Knight, of Chatburn Road. Clitheroc, and the late Mr. W. Knight.


The bridegroom, a company The bride, who was given


a wav bv ber brother, Mr. David Knight, wore a full- length Lmpire-line gown of while organza, wiih a long


train. T lie sleeve, and bodice 1 of the gown were trimmed with white guipure (lowers and sequins. Her lull-length veil, held in place with a headdress of white roses and siephanotis. was trimmed with small white ; daisies, and she carried a bou­ quet ol pink roses and while stephanutis. The matron oi honour was


Mrs. Elaine VlaiMlon. who wore , an Hnipiredine dress in deep purple Milano satin. trimmed


with pearl droplets. she had ! two small purple Mowers in her hair, ami carried white curna- ; tions with loons of coloured


ST. JAMES’S SCHOOL SPORTS DAY WINNERS


. . Clas s 5. F la t ra c e—'Boys: Kevin Ja c k so n . Neil T om l in so n .


Munro and Jane Meadows.


G i r ls : G i l l ia n S ow o rb u t ts . S u s a n F r a n k l in . W h e e lb a r row : M a r t in R im m e r a n d E r ic S n a p e . I a n G u y a n d G o rd o n R o b in so n . S k ip p in g : S u s an F r a n k l in . Ecg a n d S p o o n : G i l l ia n S ow e rb u t ts . D en ise P a rk in so n . S a c k : K ev in Jn o k so n . Ma lcolm S c o t t.


P o r te r . Nlckv T om l in so n . G i r ls : Angela C ro f t . K a re n T,ench. W h e e lb a r row : Nicky T om l in so n a n d Stovo P o r te r . J o h n K e r r i- son n n d Alec L c ’sk in sk a . S k ip - n in e : An g e la C ro f t . K a r e n W in to rb o t tom . E -g a n d Sn o o n : K a ren L ea ch. E l iz a b e th Gnod- bior. Th ree - leg g ed r a c e : G o rd o n P o r te r a n d Alan P e e l. G a ry Crook a n d G a ry Sm i th . Class 7. P la t r n f -—Bovs* l a in


Class fi. F la t r a c e—B o y s : S tev e


M o F a r 'an d David N o r to n . G i r ls : Me lan ie C m n ,Prt t wnit.c. P e v c r -


lev R o b e r ts . W h c e lb a r ro " - : D av id N o r to n a n d Do n a ld R e d d in g .


B e ard . P a ck : S tev en W in ck lev . P a u l Winoklev. Three-1


T r a c v


Andrew W atso n a n d M a - t in Meadows. Egg a n d Snoon : Mel­ a n ie C->wnert’n v a ‘te


t*ace: A n n e "Brl^as ^ n r1 H/lnd*1 H a rg reav e s . J u l ie P o o le a n d J a n e t I re la n d . Boys’ tu g o f w a r : te am c a p ­


C ow p c r thw a i tc . Kay D cw l iu rs t a n d M an d v Wilkes. Class <1. F l a t ra c e—B o y s : Mark


girls’ Mnrnt.hon: Michelle


N u t ta l l . C a r l Barlow. G i r ls : D e b o rah D aw so n . W h e e lb a r row : D av id W in ck lev a n d M a rk N u t - ta l l . G o rd o n L e a ch n n d P e te r W a tso n . S k ip p in g : Ca rol Wil­


k in so n . S h a u r a W h i t ta k e r - Sa ck : C a r l Ba r low , Nige l Schofield


T h re e - leg g ed ra c e : C a th e r in e Wilson a n d S u s a n T ay lo r , K a ren


ta in . R o b e r t P a rk in so n . G i r 's ’ te am c a p ta in . M ich e l le W r a th - nil. "Bovs' Mo'•a them • D en t. Mark NuMnll. D e rek C ro f t .


w r a th n l l . Mnrcrnrct H a r r is . Ca rol T om l in so n , IN F A N T S ' R E S U L T S


Mark M a sh i te r , M ic h a e l H u n g : , B r isgs , S te p h e n Ne ild.


S k ip p in g : J o a n n e P o l l a r d , Beverley A in sw o r th : P a u l in e


Class 9. Tliree-leggcci r a c e :


L am b e r t . D e b o ra h H am m o n d s . O b s ta c le : S te p h e n B la c k b u rn ,


David


n u n n . M v h te r , Bc v e r lo v AiriDVorth. J o a n n e P o l l a r d : P. Andc r ton. bm in n Br iggs : Ca ro l T v ’.ct’. P a u l i n e I . am h e r t .


Bowkar. bKipiv.ng; B e r n a d e t t e - ,I;me Roberts. Ob-


P Class 10' Ih i ' r e - lo g g e d r a c e : Rh i l ip b r a s s an q I a n Sm i t h .


ichard Bcc.u.'ii. nnri


HaslcW0011,. 1 hndeitc Scvmour. June Tomltnvou: Pnu, w n ’ms-


j icy. 1uhe [HP 1 1. , ii


Hamond*. B 'T n e l.imbort.; Aiis- i); . ooro. Simrm TMrkles. J o h n


Htall.am ,,.f; A111'” TM


» Dr i l l


Henrilf’ Obstacle: Alan N u t tn l l , Andre"' F01' 1


Bin-asUlt': Slin g e r . S u s an -01'. S k ip p in g : D r - p-nlf, Lyndon F enw ick : S h a ro n (MASS * "Y * ’ p HH-’f .


Vi»ietaclC; ■pnoie.


rwYie. L ci Alison Bradley. P o ta to : d Sh ip p in g : H e len Woort- . unon Owen.


B o g e r w o


NiiiBSleV, Web s te r . Alan D ic k ln - 8 e 'C11 Sco tt. E ile en Cole-


n'r 'la's I®; Bint ra c e : Ca r l M’»c- ' SWP b en Hlck iin g : C h r is -


Harris- , O b s ta c le : M u n i r Mo- S i e i l - , D a r ren W h ite . S k ip - ” ,n’e- Michelle Wood. S h a ro n


wortl': R ic h a rd G a te . Neil R11(W' Ju b a


J-Iclcb Whittaker.


,»ins"'orfcl1’ P o t l lo : Nell W ln c k - B'ehard G a te ; K ay Riley .


FOR PICTL,RES SEE PAGE 6 Waddington. S h a ro n A ins-


S f e K e y — — ’ 12. F’at rac e: Ro-ct


rv 'i- ’wt


o„.eene'’' ,A lsr?" B rad ley . King.a- L... V'et>st®r - Andrew Boyer : Jo - L 'ln , Wilkinson. H e len S c o t t .


‘• lull Ondle; .Susan Wincklcy. Ccnvn r d : Dclona


Class 11;n n l rr*,(‘(‘ : Alan N u t- i,vn t


Allen. F1‘lt V11''" David" Work­ man.


s . ta c l r Paul Walnisley. David Chirk;


Soyniouir 2}0vco. Jul ie


Hartley: Judi th , 1 ,u*' VY.I 'llN-


ASHCROFT — GIFFORD


Ashcroft atul Son. cattle lood manufacturers, Lamb Roc. Whallev, Mr. John Edward Ashcroft, was married on Satur­ day at St. Augustine's Church, Huncoat.


The managing director ol F.


Clilhcroc Motor Club and a keen racing driver, is file only son of Mrs. M. Ashcroft, ol Ashlea. Lamb Roc, Whalley, and the late Mr. Edward Ash­


croft. His bride was Miss Sharman


Va'erlc Gifford. a fashion model and cider daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gifford of Burnley Road, Huncoat.


she wore a full-length gown of white nylon organza with a shoulder-length veil and she


Given away bv her lather,


carried white lilies. Her sister. Miss Linda Gif ­


ford, and the bridegroom’s nieces, Miss Judith and Miss


Mr. Ashcrofl. a member oT Elizabeth Collins, were brides,


dress of pule yellow nylon organza with a wide-brimmed white hat with a pctallcd crown and she carried white flowers. The two small bridesmaids wore long pale green dresses with white petallcd bonnets and carried pomanders of white flowers. Best man was Mr. Steven L.


maids. Miss Gifford wore a long


Brooks and groomsman was Mr. Christopher J. Collins, both brothers-in-law of the bride­ groom. The ceremony was perfor­ med by the Rev. T. F. Ellel


and afterwards a reception was held a t the Dunkenhalgh Hotel , Clayton-lc-Moors. The couple left for a honey­ moon in Spain and on their re ­


turn thev will live in Exton Terrace, Whalley. Photographs by David Kid-


son, Preston. Iiin r w Michael


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ribbon. I he three small bridesmaids


were Hilary Knight, the bride's Christine .-Mian. the bride's niece, Lynne Campbell and Christine Allan, the bride's cousins. Thev wore full-length Empire-line dresses in lilac Mil­ ano satin, with short puff sleeves. Their dresses were trimmed with purple daisies,


and they had headdresses of deeper lilac flowers. They car­ ried pomanders of white ear- nations with loops ol coloured


ribbon. I lie page bos was Clareth


Knight, the bride's nephew.


Best man was Mr. Malcolm Buhner, the bridegroom's cou­ sin. Groomsmen were Mr. Bart Marsden and Mr. John Lan­ caster. and ushers were Mr. Michael Coles and Mr. Keith Bradley. The ceremony was performed


signed Mrs. Rosemary Lancas- w. s me Mo/cri 's "Hal lelujah”, 'i he organist was Mr. Albert Litigat’d.' A reception was held at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. On their return from honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Davcv will live in Chatburn Road. Clitheroe.


by the Rev. N. D. Walton, and '-p . ii-o register was being


Photo by Pye's. of Clithcroc.


kers. The ceremony took place at


TATTERSALL


The wedding of Miss Mar ­ jorie Maria Czarnogrebcl and


Mr. Christopher Tattersall took place at St. Michael and


St. John Church. C'lithcroe, on Saturday. The bridegroom is the eldest


son ot Mr. and Mrs. Wjlliam It, Tattcrsall, of Fairfield Drive. Edisford Park. Clitlicroe, and the bride is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mictick C/arn- ogrcbcl. of Peel Street.


Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of white


crystal satin trimmed with gui­ pure Powers. It was cut on classical lines, and formed a lone train from the waist. Her full-length veil was held in place bv a headdress ol bridal flowers anil seed pearls. She earned a Mctonan posy ot pink carol roses, slephanotis and


CZARNOGREBEL


white rosebuds, with trailing ribbons.


bride's sister, and Miss Kerry Dawn Goldsmith, bride's niece, wore dresses of blue Swiss nylon, with matching bonnets trimmed with lily of the vallcv. They carried pomanders of white carnations and blue del­ phiniums. Best man was Mr. Paul Hud­


son, bridegroom's cousin, and groomsman was Mr. l ine A.


'I attcrsall, bridegroom's sisters, wore gowns of Swiss floral lerylcnc in pink, blue and white. They carried pomanders ol pink and white carnations with pink ribbon streamers, and wore white scatter flowers in their hair. Two small attendants. Miss Michelle Helena Czarnogrebcl,


Her bridesmaids. Miss Joyce Catherine and Miss Julie Ann


Goldsmith. bride's brother-in- law. Ushers were Mr. Stefan Czarnogrebel, bride's brother, and Mr. David William Tattcr- sall. bridegroom’s brother.


ganist was Mrs. Helen Cromp­ ton.


honeymoon on the l-yldc Coast. They will live in Cross Street., Clithcroc.


Edisford Bridge T-lotcl, Mr. and Mrs. Tattcrsall


from the bridegroom's work- I'ricnds at E. Dugdalc Ltd., Cliatburn. where lie is a brick­ layer. and bedding from the bride's colleagues at the North- gate Group Lid., where she is a sewing machinist. --- Photo: Pvc's. of Clitheroc.


Gifts included a cheque


Oddies Textiles Ltd. 14-16 KING STREET, CLITHEROE 'Telephone 3346


We arc open all Clitheroc Holidays 10 a.m. to 5 pan. (Except Wednesday, closed all day).


After a reception at tile left for a


The ccremonv was performed by Fr. F. Hannan, and the or ­


lOp each (or 75p pair)


TOGETHER WITH MANY ODDMENTS OF HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES


REMNANTS * REMNANTS *


HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS ALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IN—


Furnishing Lengths. Needle Cords. Blanket Fieccs, 'I weeds, Dress Fabrics, Crimplcncs, Polyesters, etc., etc.


* DRESS FABRICS *


GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN PIECE GOODS, including those by Rose & Hubble and Epafra Fabrics


GREAT MID-SEASON


Wc arc pleased to announce that wc now h av e a


FULL and QUALIFIED STAFF in attendance


• ROSALYN • CAROLE • DOREEN • KATHLEEN • R U T H


• JENNIFER and • ELAINE . . . wi l l b e p le a s ed


to lo o k i j f lcr y o u r in d iv id u a l req u i remen t s . EE. Brothejrton


Ladies' Hair Stylist 5 KING STREET


Tel. CLITHEROE 3288 -A- Appointments not always needed- !★ Reduced Rates lor Pcn-i mums on Mon.. I tics.. "Wed.


N o t e ; O p e n t h r o u g h o u t t h e H o l id a y s


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