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FIFTEEN tables played in the weekly duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club. The hands were very unusual, including a real freak hand which is given below. The winners were: NS Mr


W. L. Wilkinson and Mr B. Micks, Mr J. Martindale and Mrs Martindale: EW Mr and Mrs Atkinson, Mrs Brenton and Mr Gatlow. Handicap winners were: NS Mrs Wilkin­ son and Mrs Knowles. EW Mr


P. Strange and Mrs Collins. The hand in question. [•: Dealer. E\W Vul.


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held in place by ti lattice-effect .liiliel caj) handed with flow- er.-^. and she carried pink and while roses ami carnations with while stephanotis. Tlte bridesmaids were Miss


Anne Ltimbert, the bride’s sister, Miss Brenda Lewis, amsin of the bridegroom, and .Misses .loaiine and .leannette Harrison, cousins of the bride.


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'Phe two adult bridesmaids


wore full-length dresses of MVicel crepe in African violet, with high collars, long bishop sleeves, frilled hems, velvet ribbon sashes, and a white lace trim. They carried posies of pink and white carnations and roses, with lily of the valley.


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had full-length dresses in lilac Tried crejje, with high collars,


• frilled hems, elbow-length puff sleeves, velvet ribbon sashes, and a white lace trim. They carried baskets of pink and white mi.\ed flowers. All the bridesmaids wore


white flowers in their luiir. Best man was Mr Brian


Dean, the b r id eg ro om ’ s brother, and Mr Roger Harri­ son, the bride’s uncle, was groomsman. The ushers were Mr Paul Dean, cousin of the br id egroom , and Mr I^n


Ijloyd. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. N. D. Walton, and Mr Arthur .Jones was organist. The reception wjis at the Brown Cow Inn, Chatburn. After a touring honeymoon


in Yorkshire and County Durham, the couple will live at Lancaster University. P h o t o g r a p li : Mr s A. Stretch, Chatburn.


hearts or five diamonds, but at our table the bidding took a different turn. East opening the bidding with one spade, my partner bid five diamonds; pre-emptive, but showing nine tricks with diamonds as trumps, pass from west. I was now in a dilemma, but settled for si.\ diamonds which made for a top board. Pairs, who bid si.x hearts,


unaccountably went off, but seven hearts is lay down as the cards hay. The hand illus­ trates a good bidding rule — that is never pre-empt holding a four card major suit. A good ACOL sequence


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JOINING FORCES


SAWLEY parish meeting is to join Bolton-by-Bowland parish council, but there are to be no elections until June ne.xt year, it was decided at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Parish Councils’ Liaison Com­ mittee. Ch i e f Admi ni s t r a t i v e


Of f i c e r Mr Jack Ruffley rep or ted that Bolton-by- Bowland had agreed to accept Sawley ami asked the commit­ tee to consider holding an election in the near future. But the committee decided


not to hold an election before June because of the cost.


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Make certain of your vote


forms will be used to compile new electoral lists — and if your name is not on these you may not be entitled to vole in elections next year. Qualifying date for resi­


dence is October 10th but it is not necessaiy to wait until then before returning the forms. In fact, the longer the delay the more likely it is that your name will he omitted from the 197G register. The electoral lists will be


published in late November, enabling electors to make sure their names will bo included in the Register of Electors to be published next February. Any householder who lias


not received a form should contact the Ribble Valley


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of course, specially important for next year as there will be both borough and parish elec­ tions in May.


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Barn switch turned down


PROPOSED conversion of a barn at Abbey Farm, Whal- loy, to a dwelling has been turned down by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development


Sub-Committee. 1’he commit­ tee heard in a report that the proposal was contrary to the


jiroper planning of the area and that sewerage facilities


were inadequate. Applicant was Mr W. Ormiston.


THE small, informal kind of nui’ses’ prizegiving, recently introduced in the Burnley health district, made a suc­ cessful debut at Calderstones


when IG pupil and student nurses received hospital cer­ tificates and badges on com­ pletion of their training.


District Nursing Officer


Miss B. Blackstock, making the presentations, told the nurses they should be proud of having trained at Calder- stoncs, which had a very enlightened approach to Uie care of the mentally hand­ icapped.


It was one of the largest


caring institutions in a large health district, and nurses should remember the import­ ance of the mutual depend­ ence between the caring and the institutional and siqjport services. Good communication of all kinds was vital.


Miss Blackstock also urged


the nurses to take the chance of further (lualifications, lo become bettor nurses.


She was thanked on behalf


of the nurses and their frieiul.s by Mrs Carole Cropper, who


also expressed the thanks of the prizewinners to the tuto­


rial staff, the training ward and administrative staff, and the catering and gardening staff who had contributed to the occasion.


Mr Thomas Bradley, a stu-


dejit nurse, presented Miss Blackstock with a bouquet.


Among the j)rizewinners


were: Student nurses — Mr Thomas Bradley, Salthill Road, Clitheroe; and Mrs Rita Ho r n, Mi s s Swuber oon Mosany and Mr Peter War­ wick, of the Nurses Home, Calderstones.


Pupil nurses — Mrs Mary


M a r s d c n , We s t Vi e w , Clitheroe; Mr John Philip MeShee, Nurses Home, Cal- {ler.stonos; and Mi’s Hermione Striitynsky, Pasturelands Drive, Billington.


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