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the home of Mr and Mrs John Rowley was allended by some 50 people,, and about £60 was raised towards the street party the residents are holding on June 4th. Residents' committee


PLANS to celebrate the Royal Jubilee in 'Winder- mere Avenue, Clitkeroc, are proceeding apace: A tea and cake party at.


Guild celebrates 10th The beauty of lead crystal can be yoursi CRSTAY L CHN ASILIER S


We Invite you to view our extensive Section of STRASS CRYSTAL Chandeliers and wall lights


We boast a marvellous range of LIGHT FITTINGS with matching WALL LIGHTS to suit all tastes


Choose from our display of LAMPSHADES, TABLE LAMPS, FLOOR STANDARDS, OUTDOOR LANTERNS, in modem and traditional styles


Pendle Club ARNDALE CENTRE, NELSON. Tel. 67292 Also 33 Church Street, Accrington. Teli 36868. .


WINNERS at the Pendle Bridge Club drive were Mr F. Walker, Miss R. Holland, Mr G. Horsfield and Mrs K. Bullock.


Now on display, The Schrelber Economic Miracle Kitchen


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THE thriving Ribblesdale Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild is 10 years old and that was an occasion for celebra­ tion when the monthly meet­ ing took place in the Parish Church Hall; Our picture shows Mrs


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birthday cake made by Mrs Rose Howden and iced by Mrs Mabel Hammond. From the le f t they are Mrs Peggy Robinson, Miss Dorothy Rushton, Mrs Edith Windlo, Mrs Mikanowicz, and Miss Mary Hitchen. The guild wa.s formed witIT


Mikanowicz and fo u r founde r- members at the cutting of the


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PRICES: 5 0 < ^ (19^n.)ymlj untt. ^ .9 5 .1 ,0 0 0 mm (39Wln.) wall unlt.i33.S5. Wxktops from p -5 5 according to size. Hob top for Cannon, English Electric or Tridly hobs £12.55. Bass units Irorn S^-25. D r a ^ unit £45.10. Oouble-dralner sinktop £47.75 (without taps). Right- or teft- h a n ^ sinktop


X°“ And wo con tel vou have It wlthoul delay. fridge or freezer, £81.40. Tall storage unK rsaor;


to hold E l f is h Bectric double oven or Trlcfiy^dou^ ovens, '


21 DAYS FREE DELIVERY WE GIVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH DISCOUNTS Open Monday to Saturday 9-30 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. (closed all day Tuesday)


.50 members and now has a closed membership of 130, and a waiting list. First chairman was Miss D. E. Rushton, a former Mayore.ss of Clitheroe. Present holder of the office is Mrs Hilda Mikanowicz. Visiting speaker at the


anniversary meeting was Mr S. H. Pullen, of Harrogate, who gave an illustrated talk on “Great gardens and flower festivals.”


Faults on van


FOR permitting use of his van with a faulty indicator, no brake light and no mirror, Raymond Anthony Jones (35), of Padiham Ro^, Sabden, was fined £5 for each offence a t Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court.


admitting the offences Jones said he had not been aware of


In a letter to the court . . the faults. r l # .m \ . ' ^ 3 1 1 4 - ' f > " " C . ^ * 2 '•d


PREPARING to do their “good deed” are these models who staged a fashion show for the Clitheroe and district Venture Scout Unit at Trinity School. The clothes were


provided by Gwen’s, of Clitheroe, and the event was organised by Mrs Loma Davison, assisted by Dr Gordon Hampson, Commissioner of Clitheroe Scouts and


Venture Scout leader. About £35 was raised.


other models, from the left, are Mrs Violet McDonald, Mrs Dorothy Oldham, Mrs Mary 'Whipp, Mrs Eileen Taylor, Mrs Evelyn Smith and Miss Wendy Steel. Mrs Helen Wood was the compere. ’Thanks were expressed to Air Denis Mortimer, of Ribblesdale School for providing the cat walk and to the Rev.'G. W. S. I^owles, (jlitheroe Methodist minister for the use of the school


Seen adjusting her hat is Miss Jane Seedhall and the


P R IK IR O S E N U R S E R IE S CLETHEROE. Tel. 23521


L Open 7 days a week 8-30 a.m. to 5-30 Sun. 10-30—5-0 ' or 5 for £4.6510 for £9.00 9Sp JUST A FEW


S E E 0 P § T A T © i i LEFT GOOD SELECTION OF


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NEW POLYTHENE GREENHOUSES JUST ARRIVED—3 SIZES


IN FA(rr EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GARDEN AT


OVER 350 VARIETIES VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS


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chairman Mr Peter Gamer sa id “Thanks to the enthusiasm of Itxal people and others in supporting our events and donating prizes we have very nearly reached our fund-raising


target." Picture: All smiles at the


lea and cake party as youngsters look forward to the big day.


SPORTS SURVE Y CHALLENGE TO SCHOOLS


Frank Lee said the council secondary school pupils would like to see the schools taking part in this major project, collecting information from their own particular areas. “I don’t think all'this infor­


many people. Copies could be distributed to ail orgam’sa- tions affiliated to the sports council, local libraries, infor­ mation centres, council offices and parish council clerks.”


mation is readily available to anyone,” said Mr Lee. "The directory could be used, for example, by people wanting to know where they could t^ e part in a particular sport or join a club. “It would be of great use to


THE Kibble Valley Sports Council is hoping to undertake a survey of all the sporting, recreational and voluntary bodies within the area. It -wants to find out what fatalities are available to them and, once the evidence is gathered, look for possible improvements. Committee member Mr Mr Lee would like to see


compiling the survey. “I am sure it would be of immense


interest for them to take on such a project.” The school with the best report could be given a trophy


and, possibly, an item of sporting equipment’.' Any schools prepared to


tak e p a r t should contact sports council secretary Mrs K a th R aw l in so n (Tel. Clitheroe 23693).


Devolution opposed


RIBBLE Valley Council members voiced a strong “no” to devolution at 'Tuesday’s council meeting. T h e y u n a n im o u s l y


supported the findings of a council sub-committee, which has expressed total opposition to further major change in local government structure. It reconunended that the council oppose devolution of power to Scotland and Wales or to English regions. The prob­ lems facing the UK were such, it fell, that fragmenta­ tion would only lead to greater difficulty in dealing with them. Councillors who had sent


observations to the sub­ committee were thanked at Tuesday’s meeting by Ckiun. Bill Fleming (Billington), chairman of the Policy and Resources Committee.


Dismissed


AN appeal against Ribble Valley Council refusal of permission for a house and garage at Grunsagill Bridge, ’Tosside, has been dismissed by the Department of the Environment, members were told at Tuesday’s meeting.


Models prepare to go on stage KENNY —


MISS Dera’se Hughes, daugh­ te r of Mr and Mrs Derek Hughes, of Queen Street,. Whalley, was married a t Whalley Parish Church on Saturday, to Mr Stephen Kenny, son of Mr and Mrs William Kenny, of Derby Road, Golbome.


Caldcrstones, and the bride­ groom is a weaver at Roe Lee Alill, Blackburn.


The bride is employed-at


Mr Allan Hindle, head chef at Queen’s Park Hospital, Black- bum, made the wedding cake, and ilso acted as groomsman.


'The bride’s brother-in-law,


the bride wore a white Edwardian model gown of


Given away by her father,


Swiss organza and goffered lace, a pctalled Juliet cap and


, wore an Edwardian gown of orchid pink FVench organza with white picture hat, and carried pink and white roses


fuU-lengUi veil with matching edge. She carried pink and wmte roses, stephanotis and freesia. Her sister. Miss Sandra Hughes, was bridesmaid. She


"and freesia. Best man was Mr Michael


Kenny, th e bridegroom’s brother. T h e c e r e m o n y w a s


Spread Eagle, Barrow. The couple will live in


Studios, Langho.


performed by the Vicar, the Rev. A. Harpur, and Air D. Hartley was organisL A recMtion was held at the


Haslingden Road, Blackburn. Photograph; Westminster


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THERE have been 12 entries so far in the jubilee Best Decorated Village competition, which will be judged on June lOth. It ta being organised by the Ribble -Valley Council and the closing date for entries is a week on Monday. Taking part, so far, will be West Bradford, Rimington, Gisbum, Whalley, Read, Hurst Green. Slaidburii, Mellor, Leagram, Whitewell, Chipping and Sabden.


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