10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 28th, 1978


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Wine Festival Fete Du Vin Wein Feste Festivale Di Vino


You are cordially invited to our Bi-annual Wine Festival at which you may' taste a comprehensive • selection of more than fifty wines, try some fine foods; from our new Delicatessen and meet some of our suppliers and wine growers.


Wednesday, October 11th Thursday, October 12th Friday, October 13th


Emile Chandesais — France/Bourgogne


Each evening from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. In our cellars >


Roger D'Esgrigny — France/Bourgogne Sica Vins — Toulouse — France/Sud Ouest , Michel Schneider NachF— Germany/Mosel Bodegas Rio Llano — Spain/Navarra Bodegas Corral — Spain/Rioja Peilro Sartori — llaly/Veneto Terre del Barolo — Italy/Piedmonte


.Luigi Cecchi — Italy/Tuscany Wootton Vines — England/Somerset Dolin and Cie — Vermouths de Chambery


No admittance charge w ill be made, b u t d o n a tio n s to th e Pat Seed Appeal Fund fo r a scan ne r fo r C h ris tie s Hospital w ill be g ra te fu lly accepted.


■ HAPPY to be home, but sorry their holiday is over


,are these members of ,Trinity Brownie pack. .h i They, spent an eventful week at a Quaker mcct-


ing house _at Yealand. Conyers, near Carnforth,


..which is given over >to -youth: organisations. Mrs i


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Hazel Hailwood, -Brown Owl, was in charge, assisted by Mrs,Patricia Houldsworth, Brown Owl


of the Parish; Church Brownies, and Mrs Marion Niven, Tawny Owl, Trinity Brownies.


. . : Two : Guide helpers, . Clare Houldsworth and


Kate Washbrook, and Michael Houldsworth. (3rd left, front row); made up the party; . Some o f . the Brownies’ had the memorable experience o f allowing eagles to land on their arm


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as.the birds were fed at Leighton Hall. They all enjoyed seeing Morecambe illuminations, and pic­ nics, walks through the woods and sports day. Twelve of them earned their discovery badges, and all gained experience as cooks, waitresses and house orderlies. It was a holiday entirely without rain, and voted super by all.


Brothers ’ ill-luck on charity ride


TWO Sabden brothers had to abandon a 2,000 mi}e charity motorcycle ride when one of their bikes seized-up halfway through the journey.


- Chris and Gavin Rain- Serviced


popularity- growing


NOT as many people as was hoped for are hopping on “Betty’s Bus,” the 19- seater which links several Ribble Valley villages with Clitheroe. But all the signs are good. ..The service, provided by.


Ribble, and subsidised by Lancashire County Coun­ cil, links Grindleton, Gis- burn, Howgill, Rimington; Downham, Worston with Clitheroe. The bus takes its name from its driver Mrs Betty Gray, of Bol- land Prospect, Clitheroe. According to Coun. Leo


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Wells, Ribble’s superinten­ dent in Clitheroe, the ser­ vice has been well patron­ ised on Tuesdays and Fri­ days, and Wednesday shopping trips to Nelson have proved popular. On the morning peak run


from'Grindleton and Wad­ dington to Clitheroe, the bus is being well used. At the_ evening peak it is car­ r y in g ch i ld ren from Clitheroe to Wiswell, Mit- ton Road and Whalley. “At this stage we are not


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dissatisfied,” said Coun. Wells. “Familiarising the public with a new service takes time and the County Council’s trial period is six months.” .


£30 towards the bills


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MEMBERS of West Brad­ ford FC were a little disap­ pointed to be able'to raise only £30 at a bingo night at Waddington Social Club.


, A similar eventearlier in


up. for- the bingo evening. C a lle rw a s Mr Michael Cox, a member of the social club.


, BAIL NOT > SOUGHT,


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THE, two Keighly.men, Bernard Fletcher;(25) and Joseph Anthony j'Garolan (29), Doth of :East Caravan Park,; who are • accused: of


* the. shotgun ‘raid'on ;Chat- 3 burn! Service Station^were iremanded. in ‘ custody? for a' ‘ further seven/jdays.Cwhen; th eyjj: ag a in ■


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iJbeforesfClitheroeifmagis-: trates last Thursday, i ^ r‘Mr , W. Greenwood


, appeared if o r : the -p’rosecu- . tion and Mr J.-L.-^Lumley 'appeared.as.agenti’forthe d e fe n e e ‘ s o l ic i to r ,; -Mr: Stephen ? Couch;, There .was? no=application>for/bail:


the; year had raised £80. Treasurer Martin Bristol said: “Perhaps we didn’t advertise it as well as we should but we were a little disappointed. Neverthe­ less £30 is better than nothing and we’ll ‘put it towards paying our bills.” About 50 people turned


HOSTY— TAYLOR


Hairdresser Miss Susan


Taylor was married at SS M ich a e l and J o h n ’ s' Church, Clitheroe, on Saturday, to Mr Jonathan Hosty.


The bride is the eldest


daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. Taylor, of York Street, Clitheroe. The br id e ­ groom, a stonemason, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs J. Hosty, of Dryden Street, Padinam.


Given away by her


father, the bride wore a gown of cream voile trim­ med with satin and lace. Her Victorian style cream lace headdress was held in place by a band of pearls She carried a prayer book decorated with orange roses and russet ribbons. Chief bridesmaid was


Miss Jane Hosty, the b r id e g r o om ’ s s is te r . Bridesmaids were the Mis-' ses Jane and Jennifer Taylor, the bnde’s sisters, Miss Jayne Lakin and Miss Karen Worswick. ’ They wore floral print


dresses trimmed with broderie anglaise and green velvet ribbon, with matching ribbons in their hair. They carried posies of yellow roses with cream' and' russet ribbons. The chief bridesmaid wore a full length floral print skirt with a sash and a broderie anglaise blouse. She car­ ried a bouquet of yellow and orange roses with


; cream and russet ribbons, and had flowers in ; her


‘■'hair.-.... . - ■ .. •Best man w as Mr


Stephen Hosty, the bride­ groom’s brother, grooms­ man was Mr Kevin Crook, and ushers were Mr Terry Hosty and Mr Edward Worswick.


, The .ceremony was per­


formed by Fi* E-. ■ Wil­ loughby. The organist was Mrs Crompton and chil­ dren playea guitars. After


.a reception at SS Michael and John’s Social Centre, the couple left for a holiday at St-Annes. They will live in H e n th o rn R o a d , Clitheroe.


.. P h o t o g r a p h : B i l l McBreen, Burnley.


In danger of closure


1. Following ’Comments about .the-.state of the


,f toilets, Ribble - Motors has ..written to the parish coun­ c i l stating that the cost of a , ufull-time; attendant.‘.is'noti ^justified,1 and that the com-? pany had to rely upon the!


^correct, attitude’^ of.Hhe 'public. ‘


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, If there was no improve­ ment, however, the'“cbm-.


Ip'any.irwouldibe'l.fdrced ‘ to! jicbnsider!'whether’ or, not’to '■‘cbntinUe‘-with’',-,’ " ‘’J’~":i:t--,?


' ■ i. 'great 'sportsman j up'in Sabden', and'Nancy, home, \and i a im aV n e \and everybody the.pub ' ; who.comes fromPadiham,.\,‘ daughter:a ^ / rh ir sk .^ ^ : 1 . ‘ ? - < - > • < A v - i * -


ford were attempting to ride to John o’ ’ Groats, down to Lands’ End and back to Sabden to raise about £500 for the Pat Seed cancer appeal.


They reached John o’


Groats and were on their way back near Glasgow when the engine in Chris’s bike seized up and they had to a b an d on th e attempt. .


. Chris (19), of Clitheroe


Road, and Gavin (23), of Whalley Road, were mak­ ing the trip as a “thank/you” gesture to people who con­ tribute to a fund to buy a portable kidney machine for their brother Barry.


Chris and Gavin had to


hire a van to have the bikes brought, home,. but they are still hoping to have raised a considerable amount for the Pat Seed fund.


Sang in choirs


A FORMER member of Wesley Male Voice Choir and of Moor Lane Method­ ist Church choir, Mr Luther Edmondson, has died at the age(of 84.


Mr E dm ond son , of


L o n g s ig h t : A v e n u e , Clitheroe, lived in: the town all his life. He was a keen member of the Con­ servative and Probus C lu b s , and a 1 so o f Clitheroe; Cricket Club.


He retired as a chief


clerk; for CWS 19 years ago. His wife, Mary Ellen, died some years ago.


Mr Edmondson, who


died in a Gargrave nursing home, leaves a daughter; Mrs Jean Hartley.


C r em a t io n was at Accrington on Tuesday. •


Harvest supper by candlelight


“CREATIVITY, God the creator and man the creator” was the theme of the harvest celebrations at C l i t h e r o e U n i t ed Reformed Church.


The church was deco­


rated with traditional har­ vest gifts of flowers, fruit and vegetables; and also samples of art, literature, needlecraft, weaving and collage.


The morning and even­


ing services were led by the Rev. J. Sa'sbury.


The celebrations con­


tinued with a supper, cooked and served by the men, amid surroundings of straw and candlelight. About 85 adults and chil­ d r en e n jo y e d baked potatoes, sausages, baked apples, kibbled wheat and coffee.


HOUSES NEEDED


A PUBLIC meeting is to be arranged in Whalley to discuss housing needs for young people in: the vil­ lage; The parish council wants county officials to attend to give details of the age structure of the population.


At last week’s council


meeting the. view , was expressed that lack of suit­ able housing is driving some young people from Whalley. It was felt that a public meeting would establish whether this was true, and if so, what sort of housing should be provided to reverse the trend.?


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HOUSEHOLDERS in the 'Ribble“Valley are showing


:growing;:interest',’ in!.“their: council’s’.-offer .of ! grants towards the cost of insulatf in;g._ hom‘e s . ,T h e 'G o v


:e r,h!m en t - s p o r i s o r e scheme 'cameinto opera' tiorr in . the - area : on. Sep' tember 19th and so, far. 80 applications," have, been received,; of. which! 60,have' been-approved by,the council


, ' , The ,Government has


allocated enough money to the Ribble' Valley Council to iprovide> for; “aboutr 360


, grants in the current finan cial year. Once" this1


- has


been.used:up a waiting list will be. opened. , ‘Grants, are available to


houseowners,? tenant (except, those living in council houses, or in houses built by housing associations) and to .land lords. Grants are subjectwto


conditions, one o f which is that, the!loft is at present not insulated in any form Under .no circumstances must the work be com­ menced before a grant has be en appro.ved.. The amount of grant is fixed at 66 per cent of. cost, or. £50 whichever is;the less:


MISTY


IN spite of wet and misty w ea th e r ,’.members o f Clitheroe Naturalist • Soci­ ety set out for their latest walk from Sabden,, led by Mr J. Gregory. After looking round the


village, the party eventu­ ally reached; the Nick .0 P e n d le w h e r e , , th e y enjoyed much better con ditions and consequently excellent views of the sur- rounding countryside The route home took im


Wymondhouses and Pend leton.


The next walk is a week


on Saturday to “Dove Syke,” led by G. Robinson Members should meet at the station at 1 p.m.


Poorly


GRINDLETON ‘motor cyclist, Carl Simpson, was taken to Blackburn Royal'Infirmary after he had been involved in an accident with a Ribble bus in Waddington Road, West Bradford. At the hospital yesterday, Carl (19), of Meadow Side, was said to be poorly. The bus driver, Darren Patrick Marum (34), of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, was not injured.


Fined £60 for driving offence


FOR driving-a car without due care, Wilfred Hewitt (30) of Littlemoor Road; Clitheroe, was fined £60 at Clitheroe. Insp. Bill Moore said


Hewitt turned across the path, of another car on Longsight Road, Clayton- le-Dale. There , was a colli­ sion and Hewitt’s car spun round and collided with another vehicle.


Wet walk


STEADY drizzle did not deter Clitheroe Ramblers on their walk on Saturday. From Lower Hodder


Bridge they walked by the riverside to Ryddings Farm up to Kemple End, and then went along the side of Longridge Fell to Chaigley and .the summit. They- returned b y . Holly, Hall, Greengore, Dean Brook and Hurst Green.; ; ■ ' The next ramble is on


October 7th, meeting at Edisford car park at : 11 a.m.


Eddie passes on boxing skill


CLITHEROE landlord Eddie .Atkinson is taking time off from Ins duties behind the bar' to help youngsters at Trinity.' Youth Club learn the skills f of boxing.


Eddie achieved tremend­


ous- success in the sport while he travelled the


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world for 10. years • in’ the i.i Army, and he aims to pass - on his expertise to mem­ bers of; the club,who climb ' into ‘the yng every Tues­ day evening.


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■ : But boxing is just one of ' many sports with which ’ Eddie, as landlord of the - Broiun Cow Inn, is invol­ ved in at the moment. ’ ’ With his wife Nancy, he -


has encouraged regulars at h the pub to try their hand'atM bowls, ‘ cricket,> dartsf- ’ swimming’and even tug-o'-w- war. The pub’s sports and social.club has a full mem­


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