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10 different styles in GENT’S ANORAKS, £ 4 .5 0 t o £ 1 0


4 differenfstyles in LADIES’ ANORAKS (But many more due in any time).


Get a colourful SKI ANORAK, and look the part on Pendle (if the snow lasts!!)


Ski Anoraks our speciality. Nice to look at and easy to be seen'in.


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ROAST BEEF and Yorkshire pudding was on the menu at an^ old Eng^h^lyle b^quet organised by the Ribble Valley branch of the Ladies Auxiliary to the


If you are thinking of buying a sewing machine remember, it pays to Duy from a speciafist


Expert Repairs, Needles, Oil, Sewlight Bulbs, etc., ^ to r s Fitted, Cutting Out Shears and Sctssors supplied.


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<fre88ed, Mrs Muriel Thome; of the Dog and Partridge, Clitheroe, the ladies e ^ h received a set of old-fashioned tumblers, and


^°^on^tte^OO^i^mte^Md^^’Ste at the dinner and disco were representatives


'T i n S r i z “ ntt®.Sn“ of the Alston Anns, Thomley.


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BRIDGE CLUB


WINNERS a t Clitheroe Bridge Club’s weekly dupli- categame were: NS — Mrs L. Wilkinson and Mrs Knowles; Mrs Murgatroyd and Miss Aldred. EW — Mrs Higson and Mrs Taylor; Mrs L. Boothman and Mrs Ruther­


ford. Th e following hand would


normally be played in 2S by North, but in one case they were piLshed to 4S after EW bid to 4C. The contract was made by careful play:


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lowing


. A writers' circle on the cards


EFFORTS are likely to be made next September to form •


a writers’ circle for the Ribble


Valley. . A proposal to start a circle


Yes. I on on


in Whalley foundered through lack of support.-^But _teee keen, writers have now joined an established circle at Bum- ley, which meets fortnightly on a Saturday. . ' District principal for the


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E RUSSELL — NUTTER


District followed the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Anne N u t te r and Mr Andrew Nicholas Russell, a t SS Michael and John’s Church, CUtheroe. The bride is the youngest


A honeymoon in the LAe were Irene and Rachel Neira,


bride’s nieces. They wore Empire-line


daughter of Mr and Mrs Fran­ cis N u tte r , of Cardigan Avenue, Clitheroe, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs P. F. Russell, of Westroyd Drive, Mirfield. Given away by her father,


A normal ACX)L Wilding sequence K 1C


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model gowns, and brown jersey crepe shoulder capes with marabou trim. Miss Russell wore a brown Juliet cap, trimmed with marabou, and the others had marabou bonnets. All carried maraiwu muffs with sprays of freesia. Best man was Mr Jeremy


the bride wore ah Edwardiim model gown of magnolia French jersey with lace. She had a matching Juliet cap with a shor t circular veil and carried a bouquet of iris, tulips, freesia and hyacinth pips. Bridesmaid was Miss JajTie


Bussell, bridegroom’s sister, and the junior attendants


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Councillor criticises grants ‘abuse’


IT was an abuse to hand out big house improvement grants to people with money to glare. Labour’s Coun. Bert Jones (Clitheroe) claimed at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Housing Committee.


grants of £1,600 each to two a p p l ic a n ts whose to tal improvement works were costing £22,190 and £12,304 re spe c tive ly . Said Coun. Jones: “When someone has got £22,000 to spare, and another has £12,000 it seems totally wrong that we should be handing over £1,600 to


The council had made


them. “While the act which allows


us to make this type of grant is a good one in many respects, it is the abuse of it which concerns me.”


Harry Riding (Longridge) said the full council had dele­ gated to officers the power to make such grants.


Ckiramittee chairman Coun.


ton) added: “We should be encouraging people to build d ecent properties in this district if we can. I hope Coun. Jones is not taking the politics of envy.”


Coun. Terry Yates (Billing- P.


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day morning discos for “teeny hoppers,” while their mums go shopping.


About 50 youngsters attended I the first session, on Satur­ day, which was run by assistant leaders Kno Pozzi


and David Gamer.


There were 10 helpers to show I the youngsters tfie latest | dancing steps.


Money raised by the discos is ] for club funds.


C U T H E R O E ’S W A L K R O U N D S T O R E


• X. Willoughby and organist was Mr John Fish. A recep­ tion was held at the Calf’s


Williams and the usher was Mr Michael Cottam. The cere­ mony was performed by Fr E.


Head, Worston. The bridegroom, a fireman,


and the bride, a teacher of commercial subjects at Colne, will live at Glusbum, near


Keighley. Photograph: Clayton Photo­


graphies, Great Harw-'ood. Cameramen learn


STILL life' and table top photography in two classes — colour sUdes and black and white prints — were the su bje c ts of this month’s competition for members of the Bibblesdale Camera Club. Both categories were won


Adult Education, Mr Jeff Smith, however, would like to see. a writers’ circle at Whal­ ley. I t could be operated on a club basis, using facilities at the adult centre, for an annual


group fee of £5. ■ .. Help would be available


from %e education committee and thm^ could also be meet­ ings at Ribblesdale School and Adult Centre,. Clitheroe.


by Mr Charlie Walmesley with his slides and Mr Les Youngs with prints. " It was the club’s turn to display the black and white entries for the Lancashire and C h e sh ire P h o to g rap h ic Union’s muiual competition, accompanied by comments


the entries that there are still | some very keen black and white specialists in the area. There were some beautiful


of seeing the prints and bear­ ing the judges remarks is to learn and take the opportunity of making comparisons b e tw e en one s ty le and another, perhaps deciding m one’s own mind how improv^ ments can be made m one s own photography. The o b je c ts of b e in g a


from the judge, Mr Haigh, of Ilkley. Although much attention these days is turned towards


colour -photography, it was obvious -from-the quality- of


member of a c a m ^ club is to incrcflSG' th s joy find sstisfflc-


tion th a t one can g e t from a w o r thw h i le hobby, and


members would be only . too p l e a ^ to help anyone where


possible.'.: • - . rA 7 - s i : iC n a l t c lo u a r t t la n e ;^ :B u r n le y .^ ^


enlargements in all classes. . One of the g r e ^ advantages


Do not ml»* thU golden oppotunity to buy at unbeotabto prices.


2 5% DISCOUNT 9rom 1976 LIST PRICES


and-taka advantage of our axtrsmely generoua caab dlaeounta a.g.. 29100 ffimant


Normal Retail £250.95


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