t>. Uillieroe Advertiser & Times, March IStn, u,,6. JANET GUEST HONOUR High


praise,


A FORMER cafe and shop; converted .to a licensed restaurant’’in 1968 — .Abbots Court, in Milton Road, Whal­ ley — has- been included in this year’s Good Food Guide.


Proprietor Mr Geoffrey:


Dobson, whose wife Jean sees to the food preparation, is particularly pleased at the


, honour because his is the only restaurant mentioned bet­ ween St Michael’s-on-Wyre, in the Fylde, and Skipton.


The book refers to the trad­


itional home cooking at the restaurant, which “easily sur­ passes the local norm.”


cial mention are prawn vol-au- vent, sirloin steak Burgundy, coq-au-vin, gateaux, fruit pies and meringue.


06 in a pleasant comfortable atmosphere, has a wide choice on the menu, with duckling a l’orange as the favourite.


The restaurant, which seats Fellowship


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followed the wedding at St- Ambrose Church, Grindleton, on Saturday, of Mr Kevin Wil­ liam McCally and Miss Lynda Elizabeth Griffith.


A honeymoon in Tenerife The bridegroom, the .


Grindleton, is a fitter at Rib­ ble Cement Works, and the


youngest son of Mr and Mrs J. McCally, of Valley View,


father, wore, a gown of, white chiffon trimmed with nylon-


and Mrs J. Griffith, is a nursery nurse. The bride given away by her


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. lace and forming a long train. Her full length veil was held


in place by a Juliet cap and she carried gold roses and white bridal flowers.


Fiona MeCally, the bride­ groom's sister, Miss Jane Gid- low, the bridegroom’s cousin,, and . Mrs Joan Griffith, the bride’s ‘'sister-in-law. They wore dresses of fine Polyester


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with small lemon flowers in their hair, and,carried gold


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• Hotel, Grindleton. The couple’s future home


formed by the Rev. E. M. Sidebottom and the reception was held at the Duke of, York


Harper and ushers were the bride’s brothers, Mr John and Mr David Griffith. The ceremony was per­


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TWELVE tables took part in a duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club last week.


Walker and Mrs I. Walker, Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mrs Brenton; EW — Mr H. Walker and Mr R. Wilkin, Mr and Mrs Sheldon. A most interesting hand


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charity pairs contest was played rec en tly at the Clitheroe club, but results will not be known for eight weeks. Local winners were: NS — Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mrs Brenton; EW — Mr G. Catlow and Mr J. Walsh.


WLW TREES


hill, the trees include two laburnum, five sycamore, one mountain ash, two beech, four birch, four chestnuts, 10 red Norway maples, and five limes.


WHALLEY Parish Council have brightened up the A671 approach to the village by planting 33 trees on the North side of Sandy Brow, in a con­ tribution to National Tree Week. Planted near the top of the


missing king so signs off with a bid of six hearts. South can now count at least 13 tricks — 6 spades, 5 hearts, a diamond and a club — so should bid seven no trumps. A heat of the world-wide


North knows there is one


■MEMBERS of t,lie Read Women’s Unionist Associa­ tion last week had a chance of seeing the Ribble Valley Council’s civic regalia. Then


were shown round the council chamber by the Mayor and Mayoress ,Coun. Tom Robin­ son and Mrs Robinson, and afterwards entertained to a buffet supper. The visit was the result of


an invitation by the Mayoress when she spoke recently at a meeting of the association.


ORGAN BATTLE


the famous four manual Father Willis organ in the Town Hall and a three manual electronic theatre organ, among others. Music by Bach, Handel, Rodgers and Hart will be represented, making it a feast of great music ,for organ lovers all over the North.


vious experience of an organ battle in Clitheroe is assisting in the organisation, will repre­ sent the North West along with Blackburn Cathedral organist John Bertalot. The programme features


CLITHEROE Parish Church organist Charles Myers is to take part in a “Battle of the Organs” at Huddersfield Town Hall a week on Saturday. ' Mr Myers, who with pre­


Thief hoarded stolen goods ‘like magpie’


A FARM WORKER who hoarded the goods he stole in a series of burglaries in the Ribble Valley was jailed for 18 months at Preston Crown Court. Eric McGough (22) of Mil-


defending, said McGough was an unusual criminal in that the offences were not committed for personal gain. A lonely man, he would occupy himself by going out, taking a car and committing a buglary. But he had no intention of disposing of the goods, all of which had been recovered.


TIP FIRE


A SMALL rubbish fire at Henthorn tip was quickly dealt with by an appliance from Clitheroe, at the weekend.


“fairly well planned opera­ tion’’ on New Year’s Eve, McGough stole a total of 78 items including a £1,500 cam­ era from Stocks House, home of a Mr and Mrs- Redmayne. He hoarded stolen goods like a magpie and after his arrest took police to a garage where property worth over £5,000 was stored. Mr Richard Henriques,


ton Street, Padiham, pleaded guilty to burglary at Stocks House, Gisburn, and stealing property and jewellery worth £5,031 and cash totalling £654. He also admitted taking a van without consent and theft of property from the vehicle and asked the court to take into consideration 21 other off­ ences of taking vehicles, four of burglary and four of theft. The court was told that in a


FLOWER POWER


CONTEST


ALL the villages in the Ribble Valley have been invited to enter the “Britain in Bloom” competition, sponsored by the British Tourist Authority.


the Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee, members were told that the North West Tourist Board was anxious to have as many entries as poss­ ible from its area.


own prizes in addition to the national ones for this competi­ tion which will be judged in three sections — villages with a population of under 2,000, towns with a population bet­ ween 2,000 and 50,000 and cities with over 50,000 resi­ dents.


The Board is offering its


obtained from the Ribble Val­ ley Council offices.


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THE North West Area’s Miss Royal British Legion added a touch of glamour to the Waddington branch’s annual dinner at the Sandpiper Restaurant, Whalley. And the members could take a little pride in the fact that guest of honour Janet Whiteside is the village’s own represents-


The 16th. Branch chairman Mr Eric Edmondson welcomed the members ,and guests. The Tribute was proposed by president Mr Robert Hayton.


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tivc in the Miss British Legion competition. Janet, of Beechmount, Waddington, will be taking part in the finals of the competition in Llandudno in May. About 80 members and friends attended the dinner.


AT a meeting of Trinity Methodist Church Women's Fellowship Mrs G. Moir, spoke about Psalm 23. Mrs J. Wilkinson, who presided, thanked Mrs Moir for her interesting talk.


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