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RUBBISH spoiled th e view for the Clitheroe Ramblers


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poor drainage several p a r ts of the route were a morass b u t the Ramblers still enjoyed a pleasant and colourful walk.


»HAVING FUN MEETING a t the Sun Inn, Waddington, on M o n d ay , Clitheroe Antique Collectors’ Club began the season w ith a talk on the fun of collecting antiques, by Mrs E . Ber ry . Members’ own antiques will


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A COACH party of Chatburn Mothers’ Union members went on


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SENIOR travel, officer Miss Catherine Margaret Swinbank, elder daughter of Mrs E. M. Swinbank, of Littlemoor Road, Clitheroe, was married at SS Michael and John’s Church on Saturday to Mr Michael John Scotson Mulvaney. The bridegroom, regional manager of a computer firm, is the


elder son of Mr and Mrs F. Mulvaney, of Brantwood Avenue, Morecambe.


long A-line gowri'of white silk crepe with a scoop neckline and small cape and a white streamered straw bonnet. She carried a bouquet of freesia.


Given away by her uncle, Mr E. Hodkinson, the bnde wore a . ■


■ Michael Duda: The, ceremony .was performed by. FrB. Dobson and organist was-Mrs H.- Crompton. After a-reception at the Spread.Eagle Hotel, Sawley, the couple left for a honeymoon in the Scottish Highlands. They will


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Engaged couple star in festival winner


Alan Jones, it was the day they became engaged — after playing the parts of a young couple whose arranged mar­ riage never took place in “Son­ net for a summer dav.”


Unfortunately the author of


the play, Vivian Paget, was unable to be there to share in the group's triumph. His part in the production had to be taken by the producer, and this meant several last minute cuts being made in the script.


Adjudicator Mr Bernard


Prentice, making his first visit to Clitheroe, said that maybe the standard of plays had not been as high as he had antici­ pated but the important thing was that people enjoyed the theatre.


Bridge club


WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club were NS Mr H. Walker and Mr W. L. Wilkin­ son; Mrs Mercer and Mrs Gil- ltbrand. EW Mr P. Strange and Mrs C o l l in s ; Mrs Edmondson and Mrs Murgat- royd.


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Continuing the theme of the able.


TWO members of the Bridgend Castle Players, the winning team at Chtheroe The winning play, based on


Festival of Plays, will never forget Saturday. For Angela Tcrrett and


a Welsh legend, achieved high realism and the costumes were beautiful, but the pre­ sentation needed to be tidied, he said.


Players, Bradford, for “The Long Mirror,” by J. B. Pries- ley, described by Mr Prentice as a difficult play to learn. Unfortunately the group was not represented, as they were attending another festival that night.


Runners-up were Onset The Lawrenson award for


the best individual perform­ ance went to Jeffrey Willis, of Gargrave Dramatic Society, for his part in “Tell Tale Mur­ der” as the lawyer, Bentley Richmond.


In the official party which


presented the awards were. the Ribble Valley Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs Fred Singleton; the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs Leo Wells; and the chairman of the Drama Festival Committee, Coun. Richard Turner.


Thanking the adjudicator,


organisers, staff and audi­ ences, Coun. Singleton said that there had been record attendances at the festival. It was now becoming known fu r th e r a f ie ld , but he appealed for still more pat­ rons to give their support next year.


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intrigue and murder, Wednes­ day night’s play, “Tell Tale Murder,” kept the audience guessing until the last minute. Mr Prentice liked much of Gargrave Dramatic Society’s set, but felt that the stage was underlit at times, giving more dimness than was necessary to the “ cold, cold theme.”


“Thrice Crowned Head” by the Broughton Players had degrees of .problems in pre­ sentation, said Mr Prentice, and without good lighting was inclined to become a documen­ tary. He praised the superb* costumes, which showed “.a degree of devotion and love of theatre.”


Thursday’s performance of The only comedy of the


week, Alan Ayckbourn's “How the other half loves,” on Friday, was, according to Mr Prentice, tricky to perform. He tempered his praise for the Norcross Players, of Thornton Cleveleys, with con­ structive criticism of lighting, timing and dress.


capture Labour


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THE Tories tightened their grip on the Ribble Valley Council in last week’s by-election, when Coun: John Troop cap­ tured a seat previously held by Labour. Coun. Troop, a local


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engineering company direc­ tor, of Hereford Drive, Clitheroe, was more than 300 votes clear of his nearest rival, Labour’s Coun. Bert Jones, with his other two opponents, Tony Cooper (Lib­ eral) and Tony Perry (Inde­ pendent) third and fourth respectively. The result means that of the


38 seats on the council, 31 are held by Conservatives and the remaining seven by Indepen­ dents.


the by-election, held following the resignation of Mr Derek Akker, who has left the dis­ trict, was the degree of public apathy. The poll totalled only 32.3 per cent — or as one candidate commented after­ wards, 68 people out of every 100 didn’t even bother to vote. Counting the votes, from pol­ ling stations in six different parts of the town, took little more than an hour. After the announcement of


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the re sult by. Returning Officer Mr Michael Jackson, who is Ribble Valley Council Chief Executive, Mr Troop thanked his own party work­ ers and everyone else invol­ ved in the election.


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nents have been almost as busy as I have, trying to beat the apathy that tragically seems to be prevalent*in local elections. I would also like to thank the people who did not vote for me. It may sound magnanimous but at least they made the effort to vote. It is rather sad that so many others did not even bother to turn out.” Seconding the v o te .o f


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PART of the profit from the St George’s Day Fair at Whalley was presented to Mrs L. Povey, on behalf of the Guide International Fellow­ ship, when the Lancashire East County Trefoil Guild held it s AGM at Whalley Abbey. Mrs. Povey was guest


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