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IT may have been a “shotgun” wedding; but there was nothing: subdued about the nuptials of Trevor Walmsley and Eileen Shuttleworth at Waddington on Saturday.


"guests” fromr far and wide1 turned out to see just about the oddest'looking pair ever to go to the altar. But then there were many


For the whole village and


peculiar things about this wedding . . . not least the fact’ that the bride and bridegroom “ reversed” roles and the buxom, blushing bridesmaids sported very hairy legs. All in all Waddington’s wed­


the second “car” were village midwife Dorothy Dewrance;: (just in: case!), best; man, (Barbara Harrison) and the bridegroom’s parents (Edna , Irwin and Roy. Wilson).


Following close behind in- And keeping them company ,


were six "lovely” bridesmaids —John Herd, Stephen Aspin,.


ding of the year added up to a great day’s fun — and a £300 boost to the fund to pay for the village children’s sports day and to provide improved recreational facilities at Twit- ■ ter Lane. It was just on three when


the “happy couple” took then- places on the bridal carriage - pulled by a traction engine. With them were the bride’s dad (Fred Brown) shotgun and whip in hand, mum (Cynthia Whitehead) and the vicar (Barry Whitehead).


Children join mums


THIRTY FOUR children accompanied , their mums to a meeting of Edisford Ladies’ Club to see a selection of films presented by members of the Burnley Amateur Film Society.


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FOR ’ exceeding the speed limit on Sawley Brow, William Sagar Whitlow (33), of Club Street, Barrow, was fined £20 at Clitheroe. Whitlow, who admitted driving at 72 m.p.h., said he was in a car he had only recently bought and did not realise his speed.


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THE victors in the-nibble Valley Football League received, their spoils from Blackburn Rovers manager Jim Smith at the annual pre­ sentation ceremony.


■ About 200 players and offi­ cials were, at the Sandpiper Restaurant for the presenta­ tion, and to enjoy a buffet


meal and dunce. ; It turned out to be n good


night'for West Bradford policeman Tommy Wilks, who was voted “Sportsman of the Year’-' by-.the clubs. He returned to the side this sea-1


• son after- a fou r -y ea r - absence. . * . Hurst Green Reserves, were voted most sporting i team of the season by the:


referees. ■ Winner of the “Referee.of i


the Year” award was the ; league's registration secret- j ary, Mr Norman Berry.


i The Tony Goring award — i


for the: player who scored most, goals in the season — ,■ was won by Grindlcton’s .- Graham Parkinson, who;


, netted -12. It was: presented : 'by Mrs' Monica Goring, wife > of Tony, the referee who died 1


in a swimming accident while on holiday in Spain last summer.- . Thei first division champ­ ionship trophy went to. King’s Arms, with Hurst Green runners up, and the second division winners were Spring Mill, with Read run­ ners up. In the cup competitions,


the Aitken Shield was pre­ sented to Chipping,:who beat Hurst, Green; the Ashley Smith'Trophy was won by Clitheroe .-Academicals, with' King’s,Armsrunnersup; and the Dan Seed Trophy was


won by Spring Mill, beat Brockhali..


who Picture: League officials


with the trophies are (from left): Ralph Aspinwall (Vice chai rman) , Alan Scott (executive committee), Peter Dawhor (executive commit tee), Peter Wrigley (cxecu t ive committee), .-Neville Keighley (chairman),- Bill Briggs - (cxecuti^ef commit­ tee), -Neil Grawshaw (cxecu tive committee), Norman


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THE throbbing "Sound of Light” disco provided the music for a barbecue and dance in aid of Downham Village Hall Committee. Held at Green Lane Farm, home of Mr Alan Spcnslcy, it is the second such event in successive years. About 400 people were there to


enjoy the dancing and the tasty barbecue of steak, sausages, rolls, crisps, and all the trimmings. The food was cooked and served by committee members. The organisers managed to sell all the tickets and hope to raise about £300 towards the upkeep of the hall.


AWARDS NIGHT FOR FOOTBALLERS


film of Clitheroe’s Petticoat Lane Market, and others included “Buried Treasure,” ‘Forest in Trust,” “Isle of


Three of the society’s films


will be shown on BBC televi­ sion in the near future. A vote of thanks was expressed by Mrs Jones.


Tranquility,” “Aviemore,” and a small comedy “Madeira M’Dear.”


Stephen Hatton, Colin Under­ wood, Stan Pearson and Neville Whiteside — who looked as if they would be more at home on a rugby field. To the strains of “I’m get­


ting married in the morning,” played by Slaidburn 'Silver Band; the procession wended its way through the village'— bombarded by wedding pre­ sents ranging from horse manure to old television sets. All these were later auctioned by Mr Chris Silverwood to swell the money collected by Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Brownies and assorted jesters including a womble, a'bumble bee and a chicken.' 1 Also in the procession were


y | v\ jAs-"1- ’■ S, - , , ABOVE: Waddington’s


su c ce s s fu l football and snooker teams proudly dis­ play their trophies.


shapely leg are two' of the bridesmaids, with best man Barbara Harrison casting an appreciative glance.


members of the village’s foot­ ball and darts teams. Proudly displaying all the trophies won in the past season, these lads had the onlookers in stitches with their funny costumes and boisterous antics. By the end of the day


The fun and frolics carried .


A chance to go


■ ■ sailing


almost all the sportsmen had ended up in the stream and several innocent bystanders found themselves soaked by buckets of water.


t first in the village for more ' than 10 years — was organ­ ised jointly by Waddington Recreation and Sports and Social Committees.


on well into the night with a wedding reception at Wad­ dington Social Club. There 120 guests toasted the health of the bride and bridegroom and danced to the Black Cat Disco. The mock wedding — the


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June 11 th-13th, is being organised jointly by the Rib- ble Valley and Salford Youth


Services. Ribble Valley has been alio


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For their 300 new pence


young people going on the weekend will be accommo­ dated in chalets at the Ven­ ture Forth Base and receive expert sailing tuition in GP 14 dinghies, arranged by district youth officer Mr Denis Lewis. The price also include food and travel.


young people from the district and the only qualification is that they should be able to swim. Further details can be obtained from youth leader Mr Geoff Jackson at the Rib­ ble Valley Careers Office in Wellgate (tel. 25063).


The course is open to any


there will be the opportunity of gaining further sailing experience at the Belmont Sailing Club, Bolton. Trans port can be arranged for any one wanting to attend the ses­ sions which will be on Mon day, Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday morn ings.


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