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featured a short cabaret- style entertainment by chairman Derek Green and John Thompson. This week it was back
once more to rehearsals for the group’s next production, “LordArthur Savile’s crime, ”a costume comedy adapted from a short story by Oscar Wilde.
Bridge Club
IN sp i te of atrocious w e a th e r , 44 s ta lw a r t members of Clitheroe Bridge Club turned up to play in a duplicate game.
Wilkinson and Mr B. Hicks; Mr Jennings and Mr Stott. EW — Mr F. Walker and Mr Nicol Smith; Mrs Pickles and Mrs Higson.
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Moss and Mrs Millington. EW — Mr and Airs Sneldon.
The North-South winners had a
72 per cent score — record for the club. They were helped to a top board by the defence on the following hand, which proves that bad bids do not always get their just deserts.
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BRIDGE winners at the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were K. Jones and partner, T. Adey and E. Bush.
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GRAVELING — FLACK
at Nottingham are teacher Miss Dorothy Flack,‘elder daughter of Mr and Mrs S. Flack, of Church Brow, Clitheroe, and computer cont rol e n g in e e r Mr Frederick James Graveling.
Seen after their wedding The bridegroom is the
only son of Mrs M. B. Graveling, of Comhill Road, Carlton, Nottingham, and the late Mr J. C. Graveling.
The ceremony, at the
A lb e r t Hall Methodist Mission, Nottingham, was performed by the Rev. John Homer.
The couple will live in
Aidens Avenue, Syston, Leicester.
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P h o to g rap h : Michael
A DISCO in the old courtroom of the Hark to Bounty Inn, Slaidburn, followed a roast beef dinner for about 50 members and friends of Waddington Drama Group on Friday, The evening also
Prominent figure in cotton industry
AFTER many years of active participation in local life, Mr John David Green wood, of Moorside, Wiswell, died on Saturday, aged 82.
Mr Greenwood was for
many years chairman and managing director of Barlow Bros, and Greenwood, cotton manufacturers, of Church and. Clayton-le-
Moors. He lived in Clitheroe from
the 1920s until 1965, when he moved to Grindleton and then to Wiswell.
association with the old Clitheroe Amateur Operatic
Growth of camp site traced
EARLY days as Boy Scouts were recalled by many of the 66 Probus Club members who heard a talk by Mr A. W. Young, warden and camp leader of Bowley camp site and training centre, on its origin and development. Following the spoiling of
the former camp site at Huntroyde by the construc tion of the Nelson bypass in 1963-64, th e Scouting authorities bought a run down farmhouse and build ings with 47 acres of fields and woodlands on the bank of the Calder near Great Harwood.
Tremendous voluntary
help, both in raising money and in actual physical labour, were forthcoming to create a modem camp site with all supporting indoor a c c om mo d a t i o n and
facilities. Last year it catered for
almost 13,000 Scouts from Britain and overseas, includ ing parties of the handicap ped and under-privileged.
Thanks were expressed by Mr K en Williamso n (Clitheroe). Chairman Mr Tom Boylan
(Whalley) asked for volun teers to drive handicapped people to the Red Cross centre at Low Moor Church on specified dates. Anyone possessing a car and willing to help should contact Mr Ernest Ayre, Bolton-by- Bowland. Members willing to help
w ith the Round Table scheme for a “talking news paper” were requested to inform club secretary Mr E. Croft (Downham). A t th e meeting on
February 3rd, the speaker will be Mr Harold Eccles (Clitheroe), his subject being “With a camera in Scotland.”
Mr Greenwood had a long
and Dramatic Society, play ing parts in many produc tions and later becoming president. He was also a m em b e r of Whalley Amateur Operatic Society.
For some years Mr Green
wood was a magistrate on the Clitheroe bench and from 1939 to 1944 was chair man of the Clitheroe Divi sion Conservative Associa tion, later becoming pros p e c t iv e Parliamentary candidate for Blackburn.
He was at one time
captain of Clitheroe Golf Club and a member of the Ribblesdale Otter Hunting Association.
Mr Greenwood was a
former chairman of the Cot ton S p i n n e r s a n d Manufacturers- Association and also of the Blackburn and Dis tr ic t Cotto n Employers Association.
In the 1940s he was a
member of the cotton board of the North West Regional Board for Industry.
Mr Greenwood was a past
master of the Whalley Lodge of Freemasons and past officer of the Provincial Grand Lodge (East Lancs).
he served on the Admiralty staff in London and during the second war was in the Home Guard.
During the first world war
wife, Gertrude, to whom he had been married since 1953. He was first married in 1919 to Madge Preston, who died in 1951. His son John died in 1974.
Mr Greenwood leaves a He also leaves a daughter,
Cynthia, and four grandchil dren.
Whalley Parish Church yes terday, followed by cremation at Accrington.
A service was held at Trades
Council’s new leader
NEW president of the Ribble Valley Trades Coun cil is Mr George Cliffe, a retired TCI worker. Mr Cliffe, of Chatbum
Road, Clitheroe, who is a member of the General and Municipal Workers’ Union, was elected at the council’s annual meeting a t the Waggon and Horses Hotel. He succeeded Mr John
Wilkinson, a former county council worker, who retired after four years as presi dent. Mr Wilkinson told the
meeting that he was grateful for the co-operation and fellowship he had received from members during his term of office. Wishing all new officers
the best of luck, he said the time had come for a change in the council’s presidency,
Earn shaw praised Mr Wilkinson and thanked him for his efforts on behalf of members. The meeting was attended
but he would remain deeply involved in its affairs. Council secretary Vernon
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Smoking ban
CIGARETTES have been banned for the first hour of future meetings of Whalley Parish Council. But for the remainder of the meetings smokers will be able to “light up.” The ban was called for at
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L e a rn e r fin ed
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