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BRIDGE CLUB


DUE to .holidays and other functions in the town, only seven tables played at the Clitheroe Bridge Club’s last session. Winners were: NS — Mr J.


Martindale and Mr W. L. Wilkinson; Mr P. Strange and Mrs Collins. ■ EW — Mr and Mrs


Sheldon; Mrs Dewhurst and Mrs Thorne. The handicap winners were:


NS — Mrs Murgatroyd and Miss Aldred. EW — Mrs Haworth and


Mrs Wilkinson. The following grand slam


hand was not bid by any EW pair. In fact only three pairs reached the small slam in hearts.


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THE first Friday function at Whallcy Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Club since electric­ ity was piped to the pavilion was a highly successful cheese and wine party. •


About 60. members and friends attended, and- the


- club now plans to hold social or sporting events ..every Friday. Club secretary Mr Tim


Marshall who organised the evening with cricket team colleague Mr Alec Anderson said some Fridays might be devoted to tab le - ten n is , dart3 or dominoes. Others would feature dances and discos. A full programme of events is at present being worked out. Mr Marshall will be or­


ganising future social even­ ings with the help of cricket, committee member Mr Ernie Whiteoak. Tomorrow night, 19 young


cricketers will be presented with their National Cricket A s s o c ia t io n P r o f ic ien c y awards at the club. During the evening there will be a film show of a famous cricket match.


Sewer link


PERMISSION for an 1,800ft sewer link between Brick House Restaurant, Chipping, and the main sewer has been given by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub- Committee.


MEMBERS o f Downham youth group brought a touch of the “Jesus Christ Super- star” to St Leonard’s Church on Sunday when they gave a performance of “The Prodi­ gal Son.”


The members starred,


wrote and produced this s p e c ia l 45-m inutc show which told the story of the parable in mime, song and readings.


Under the direction of club leaders Mrs Janet Cowgill


and Mr Derrick Smith, the youngsters had been busy rehearsing for the .past s ix weeks for their first attempt- a t a religious service. The extremely varied prog­


ramme in c lu d ed , modern h ym n s , traditional songs and even excerpts from the hit musical “Cabaret.” The scrvicc.coincided with


th e c om p le t io n .o f th e group’s Simana Medical mis­ sion project for which the club raised £200 to buy a microscope.


Members also led the


prayers and Ian Brown, Ian Hardbattle, Robin Cowgill,1 Aidcn Roney and Stephen Knowles acted as sidesmen.


S o lo i s t s were Jan e tte


Sm ith , Bridget Harrison, D o n n a C lem en t , Lin d a S w a r b r ic k , an d , T e r ry Braithwaito. Organist was Mrs B etty Todd; pianist, Mrs Stella Smith; flute, Mar­ garet Binns; recorders, He­ len Chard and Linda Hard- battle; trumpets, Thomas


Binns and Alan Gornall; gu ita rs , Margaret Binns, Christine Dcnby, . Gwyneth Hart and Clare Lund.


Others taking part were:


Alan Gornall, Helen Chard, Carol H a rd b a t tlc , Janet Knowles, Rosemary Harri­ son, Christine Swarbrick, Linda Gornall, Sandra Cow- gill, Diana Smith, Shaun


.Ron ey , Mark Braithwaite, Mark Gornall, David Buck ic, Thomas Binns, D. Smith and D. Walmsley.


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The wedding took place at


St Andrew’s Church, Slaid- burn, of. Miss Freda Pinder, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Finder, of Long- stripes Farm, Newton, and Mr Paul Preston. The bridegroom, a joiner, is


the youngest son of Mr and Mrs E. Preston, of Anchor Grove, Darwen.


The bride, a clerk, was Reunion


for Scouts A REUNION for Lancashire Scouts, who attended the World jamboree is being held at County Hall, Preston, on Saturday, November 1st. Among those invited are


local Scouts Duncan Eglin, of ■Windsor Avenue, and Gary Gore, of Claremont Avenue, both of Clitheroe. On view will be cine film,


slides and an exhibition of photographs, log books, Press cuttings and trophies brought b ack from Norway and Denmark.


given away by her father. She wore an Edwardiafi-stylc gown of white organza lace with lace trimming round the neck and sleeves. Her shoul­ der-length veil was held in place by a latticed headband trimmed with flowers, and she carried p in k ‘ and white r o s e s , c a r n a t io n s and stephanotis.


Bridesmaids were Miss


Mary Pinder, the bride’s sis­ ter, Miss Christine Porter,


the bride's cousin, and M


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Helen Preston, the brides- room’s sister.


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dresses of powder blue cre'r* trimmed with white lace, jj-d white picture hats trimmed with flowers. They carried


pomanders of carnations roses and freesia.


' Best man was Mr Job,


. Preston, the bridegroom’s brother. Groomsman was M Colin Avison and usher was


Mr Bill Pinder, the bride's brother. The ceremony was pc : .


formed by the Rev. George Gaze and Mrs Gaze was the organist. A reception was held at the Parker's Arms Hotel, Newton.


The couple will live in


Oakfield Road, Ewood, Black­ burn.


Ph ot og r a p h : Audrey Stretch, Chatburn.


Moped rider had no helmet


DURING a trial run on a moped a 27-year-old Clithcroe man did not wear a crash helmet because he wanted to hear if the engine was running properly. This was the explanation


Alan King, of Bolland Pros­ pect, gave to Clitheroe magis­ trates when he admitted three motoring offences. He was fined £20 for riding the moped without insurance and £5 for


using it without an excise licence. For not wearing a crash helmet he was given an absolute discharge. King told the court he was


hoping to buy the machine and was trying it out. The owner of the moped,


John Hilton Smithies, of Highfield Road, Clithcroe, was fined £20 for permitting King to use it without insur­ ance.


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