Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 27th, 1978.


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* Plaster cornice fitted where required.


* When the installation is complete we can finish the bedroom with curtains, pelmets, bedspreads and carpeted. Made In our own works to a superior standard. The whole installation carried out by our own highly skilled craftsmen.


* Wall lights, power points, plugs, sockets, moved to a suitable posi- tion.


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Coast followed the wedding at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Saturday, of Mr Anthony Green and Miss Julie Con- sidine. The b r id e , a sewing


A honeymoon on the West


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machinist, is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Considine, of Nelson Street, Low Moor. The bridegroom a labourer,


the bride wore a white model gown of Nottingham lace and a headdress of white roses. She carried a bouquet of mixed freesia.


Given away by her father,


ters Lynn and Caroline. They wore floral spring green dres­ ses and white hats and carried, bouquets of white freesia.


Bridesmaids were her sis­


is the elder son of Mr and Mrs L. 0. Green, of Beechend Road, Norwich. His twin brother Denzel was best man.


Come and meet the styles and shades of summer


formed by the vicar, the Rev. Alan Hunt, and Mr Robert Tattersall was organist. A reception was held at the Edisford Bridge Inn. The couple will live in Nelson Street, Low Moor.


P h o to g ra p h : Mrs A. Stretch, Chatburn.


Speeding fine*


A SABDEN motorist who drove his car at between 80 and 84 m .p .h . on the Clitheroe-Whalley by-pass was fined £35 at Clitheroe. Tom Harpur (56), of Green Bank, said in a letter to the court that he had accelerated to get well in front of another car whose headlights were dazzling him.


The ceremony was per­


CLITHEROE Town Maym, Coun. John Blackburn, and St Mary’s and St .Paul’s Scouts were right on target on Saturday, when the Scouts’ spring garden fete at St Denys’ Home attracted 200 visitors.


in fine -weather which enabled everyone to make the most of the entertainments in and out' of doors.


The Mayor opened the fete One of the big attractions


was a dart stall where Conn.- Blackburn soon tried his luck.


pony rides and the familiar wet sponge stall proved highly successful.


A treasure hunt, a tombola,


a bring and buy sale, a Dutch Auction conducted by Mr J. Balshaw and other stalls all helped to swell the day’s pro­ ceeds to £180.


“A sunny day, a pleasant walk”


Visit Maureen Cookson and shop in style


Take your time and let one of our staff help and advise you on all the very best in summer fashion.


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WHALLEY Lions celebrated its seventh birthday with a,dinner at the Spcad Eagle Hotel, Sawley, attended by


, ... 90 members and guests. Chief guests were Past District - Governor Mr Ron Pickering and his wife Irene, of the Lytham St Annes Club, and former'High Sheriff of £ Lancashire Coun.. Basil Greenwood, of Whalley. Other


guests included officials and members of other clubs and their wives. President of Whnllcy.Lions, Mr Max Bromilow, proposed a toast to Lions -International, and’ Mr, Pickering replied.. President-elect Mr Frank . Pope proposed the toast to the ladies and guests,.and' Coun. Greenwood responded! Toastmaster was secret* ary, Don.Nicholson. —


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remember for a group of reserve team players. Former Clitheroe player and commit­ tee member Mr Clifford Chat- burn presented the coveted player-of-the-year award to Dave Leach. ; ' Other team members to receive awards were Trevor., Pinch and Eddie Preedy (top scorers), Len Farnsworth (most improved player) and Dave Johnson' (sportsman of the year).: .; Among the guests- were r e t i r in g , manager, Leon Mercer and- committee member Bill Rothwell who have: both*done much for the Reserves. • ,


exceeded all expectations. I t was also'a night-to


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| -M r - Birkett .thanked all - the a r t is ts :— comedian Tom Inman, singers Pamela Duck-.-


worth'and Ian Golding and the resident- duo — for giving their..' serviced ' free ,and;: the club ’ fony the ^ use > mises. ,—


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hasn’t decided what colours his players will be sporting, but he hopes the kit will give the club a, bright new image. Support for the evening


CLITHEROE Football Club will be boasting a new strip next season — thanks to a cabaret evening at the town’s Wellgate Social Club. Manager Mr Jimmy Birkett


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years on Sunday. In the packed church of St Mary's and All Saints, members presented a pageant covering the history of the movement from 1876 until today. And to give the pageant the right family atmosphere,


the mothers were joined by -several husbands and children.


century took their place besides actors in modern dress, and there were also costumes from foreign lands to convey the movement’s, world-wide, links; Thepagcant told how.Mary Sumner, wifeof a Church


Characters in bonnets and shawls of the late 19th o f . England clergyman, started the movement by


. inviting a group of mothers to the vicarage to discuss -the'bringing up of children in' the Christian'faith. r The pageant concluded with a look into the future.


The Mothers’ Union, which was given its Royal Char­ ter two years'ago, is clearly alive to changing social conditions. The approach to family problems might be different, but the.need to promote a stable family lire and protect children is just as important now as in the days of Mary Sumner. " "


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Mrs Sylvia Ireland produced .the pageant and also played the part of Mary Sumner.


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