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IN TRUE party style, 80 c h i ld r e n , grandchildren, nieces and nephews of em­ ployees of Neotechnic En­ gineering, Clitheroe, had a happy, if noisy time at their annual Christmas party at Clitheroe Parish Hall on Saturday.


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party games, danced to re­ cords, wore paper hats, popped balloons galore and tucked in to ice cream and


minerals. Highlight of tlie afternoon was tlie arrival of Father


Christmas pulling a sledge


laden with gifts for every­ one


The party was organised by Mrs Sheila Procter, Mrs


Gladys Tobin, Miss Kath­ leen Kindle and Mr P. Bolton.


Joined by the ladies


CLITHEROE Probus Club had the largest, audience in iLs history when members were joined by their wives to hear Mr Alex Broadley, of Accrington, describe Disney­ land in Florida. He showed slides of the


place, which is about the size of Clithcroe and in­ cludes permanent tableaux, replicas of buildings and streets from famous films, and where tropical trees and creepers contrast with stretches of parkland and well-groomed lawns. He was thanked by Mr J.


Hargreaves, of Read. Chairman Mr S. Whiteside


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panel will be held on Decem­ ber 20th.


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Chatburn poppy total


THE poppy appeal organised by Chatburn and District branch of the Royal British Legion totalled just over £3G0. This was slightly down on last year because of a fall in proceeds from social events. Tire poppy collection itself showed a


small increase. The money came from


the sale of poppies and wreaths, church collections


and donations in Chatburn and the surrounding area. Mr Jack Altham, the


organiser, wishes to thank the collectors and donors and. In particular, pupils of Bowland County secondary School who under the guid­ ance of their headmaster, Mr G. C. Harris, added silver foil and leaves to the poppies during their lunch break. Individual totals: Grindlc-


ton £60.20, C h a tb u r n £53.441, Sawley £38.851.


Bolton-bv-Bowland a"ci Hol­ den £47.25. Rimington


£37.841, Downham £r2.92. Worston £8.24, lane Ends £4.89, Pupils and stall (Bowland Secondary School! £3.72. branch donation £81.40, Ribblc Valley Coun­ cil wreath £5.50,' Poppy Ball £26.40.


TOMLINSON— HANSON


Safety training adviser Mr


David Tomlinson, of George Street, Clltheroe, was mar­ ried at Trinity Methodist Church on Saturday, to Miss Frances Hanson, a secretary


at Ribblesdale Cement Works.


The bridegroom is the


younger son of Mrs Tomlin­ son, of Coronation Street, Great Harwood, and the late Mr R. Tomlinson, and the bride is the younger daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs W. R. Hanson, of Westfield Drive, West Bradford. The bride, given away by


her father, wore a blue dress with matching jacket and accessories and a pink hat. Bridesmaid Miss Kathleen Hanson, the bride's sister, wore a brown dress with matching jacket and acces­ sories and a fur hat. Best man was Mr Michael


Karate club seeks


members


A CLITHEROE karate club is seeking more members, otherwise it might lose its


instructor. Karate -instruction was


started at the Congrega­ tional Youth club about two months ago. They practise the s h o t k a n form of the sport under Derek iNewsholme, of Preston, brown belt instructor.


Of the club's hard core of


10 members, two, Stcviin Williamson and' Dav.d Woodworth, have already passed their first grading.


Says youth club leader Mr


Mick Hodges, " I would l'atc to lose such a good instruc­ tor as Mr Newshohne, but if wc don’t get any more members tills might happen. The clubs he runs around Preston are all fully sub­ scribed with about 50 mem­ bers.’’


Anyone interested in


joining the free classes should go t° the youth club on Thursday evenings or contact Mr Hodges at. his home at 14 Chatburn Road.


Clitheroe. " People who join the


class will have to be dedi­ cated because this form of karate is very demanding,"


he said. As well as taking part in


instruction sessions at the club, Mr Hodges puts in an extra 14 hours practice a


week.


CONGRATULATIONS for Mrs Freda Pickles and Dr Hoytc from Mr Barnes ( left) and- Dr Stalker.


FREDA’S TASTE BUDS SURVIVE A COLD


A HEAVY cold almost caused Mrs Freda Pickles, of Pcndle Road, Clitheroe, to opt out of the Anal of the North East Lancs wine tasters' competition staged at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. But she was pleased she


preciates good food and


wine. A relative newcomer to


Clitheroe, Dr Patrick John Hoytc, of Brook House, West Bradford, came third


in the competition. His prize was 12 bottles of Zel­ ler Marienburger Kabinett. Dr Hoyte, and his wife.


made the effort, for she carried oil second prize—a dozen bottles ol German Spatiesc wine.


two. has travelled exten­ sively in the wine-produc­ ing countries and ap­


Mrs Pickles, mother of


Cyprus. It was tlie first time that


Mrs Pickles and Dr Hoyte had entered a competition.


Two other local men


among the 10 finalists were Dr R. Stalker, of Clitheroe Road. Whalle.v, and Mr Frank Barnes, of pinder Close, Waddingtcn.


Rosemary, who have a young family, both enjoy cooking, with an appropri­ ate wine to accompany the meal.


First prize—a three-day


visit to the Mosel region of West Germany—was won


won bv bachelor Mr J. D. Gaskell, of Wilkie Avenue.


Much of the doctor's


knowledge of wine came in tlie six years he served in the Army in Germany and


Burnley. He will be the guo.-.t of


Michael Schneider Nachf. wine shippers and famous vineyard owners. He will fly from Manchester to Dus- seldorf in a British A i r - ways’ Super One-Eleven


jet. A special ladies’ prize


went ■ to Miss Margaret Whitney, of Burnley.


Tlie competition was


Tomlinson, the bridegroom’s brother. Groomsman was Mr Nicholas Tomlinson and ushers were Mr Eric Kenyon and Mr Christopher Tomlin­ son. The Rev. Norman Walton


jointly promoted by White- side's' of Clitheroe, the Clitheroe Advertiser and


Times, the Burnley Express an(i Nelson Leader Series.


officiated and Mr Arthur Jones was organist. A re­ ception was held at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton. Mr and Mrs Tomlinson


Audrey Stretch, Chatburn. LIVESTOCK


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CLTTFFPOE SOLDIFR’S WEDDING


A livestock survey of Eng­ land and Wales shows that the number of daii7 cows has decreased by 93,000 but tlie beef herd went up by 131,000. The pig breeding herd is down by 107,000. the er.2-laying flock by 529,000 and the number of growing pullets by 1.3 million.


THE long-awaited oil-fired contra) baiting system at Chipping village hall wa* put into operation for the first time on Saturday on the occasion of the hall commit­


tees Christmas fair. Dui the heating equip­


ment has not yet been fully paid for, even though the profit of £215 from the fair u ill go long way towards


NOISY. . . . BUT GREAT FUN f*., W


meeting the cost. The fair was opened by


Mrs J. licyes Sell, of Moss- borough Hall Fanil. Rain-


accompanied his w i fe , also farms at Woolfon Hall Farm, Chipping. Botli have long connections with tlie village.


ford. Mr Hovcs. who Mrs Hcycs was presented


with a bouquet by Sara Rich (live), daughter of Mr Jeff Rich, chairman of the hall committee.


Stalls were varied and


there were many willing helpers. Cubs and Scouts organised


several g;unes and competi­ tions, but nobody was able to guess lluinperdink as the name of a teddy bear, and it was later auctioned.


refreshments—Miss E. Mars- den. Mrs E. Ellison and Mrs A. Whitaker — were able to provide sandwiches, after oilers of several home-baked loaves. A popular competition was


Three ladies who served


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CLITHEROE soldier Mr E r ic Trevor Maynard, youngc-'t son of Mr an(l Mrs Robert Maynard, ot Lime Street, Clitheroe, was married at S'.o’.iyhurst. Col­ lege Chapel to Miss Chris­ tine Mary Crotly, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs I Michael Clotty, of Bilsberry Cottages. Hurst Green.


fectioner, was given away by tier father. She wore a white Crimplene gown trimmed with lace and car­ ried a bouquet of pink roses and white freesia.


Tlie bride, who is a con­ Bridesmaids Miss Rose-


marv Crottv (bride's sister) ana Miss Maureen McDon­ nell (bride's fousin) wore embroidered dresses of tur­ quoise crepe trimmed with lace.


Robinson. Ushers were Mr John Crottv and Mr Lesley Maynard, and the grooms­ man was Mr Michael Crottv.


Best man was Mr David The ceremony was per­


formed bv-Fr J. Dinlev and the organist was Mrs T.


Eccles. After a reception at the


Sandpiper. Wlialiey. the couple left for a honey­ moon in London.


guessing the weight ol Little John, a Shetland pony ow ned by Eliza belli and Jayne Kay. of Chaigley. ills weight was 5141bs. The


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prize, a giant teddy bear, mis won by Mrs Sheila Ilod- kinson, of Isaac Fanil, who was nearest with 5101bs. PICTURE shows a group


of visitors to tlie fair with Little John's owners Jayne and Elizabeth. On tlie right


is Mr Rich.


A CLITHEROE MAN wlio aided and abetted a friend lo drive without either licence or insurance was


fined a total of £30 by Clith­ croe magistrates.


Sandham (21L of Edisford Road, who pleaded puilty, was fined £5 for the licence offence and £25 for the in­ surance offence.


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