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1Indictment against


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’ CRITICISMS of Whalley by the judges of the Lan­ cashire Best-Kept Village competition were an indict­ ment against the villagers,' said Coun. Peter Lancas­ ter at a parish- council meeting. The judges were par­


ticularly scathing about the amount of litter.around the bus station, where the. toilets were described as “disgusting.” The judges conceded1


that Whalley was a dif­ ficult place to keep tidy because of the many vis­ itors, and.it was felt that they could be responsible for much of the litter. There was praise from


the judges for the Sands and Square area, however, and for the Abbey and the village churches. The councillors. agreed


that the judges’ comments were justified. -


*1 at farm


: BILLINGTON farmer Mr- Mr Geldard wanted'>to ■ George Geldard has lostA build the;house; so thatjhe ■, his 'appeal, against Ribble ;• could be on hand f or lamb- ■IValley Council’sdecision to ■ ing'"and..'Calving*emergen- refuse planning permission ■ for a house in Nieddy Lane.


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is in- Industrial’.Terracei Billington, so that his son, Keith, who also: works1 at the. farm, can live at -the farmhouse.with his family. - But Mr C.-’ Danby, an inspector with the 'Depart­ ment of the Environment, who conducted , a ^planning inquiry, .'supported^ th e council. •,


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■n He agreed ■ that. Neddy Lane was; in ' an " area 1 of great landscape-value;-and that -the house - would be easily seen from a lay-by on the nearby Clitheroe- Whalley bypass. . In addition, 'Neddy


Lane, which would be used for access to the house, did not measure up to today’s planning standards. Tt was not wide enough-and had no footpath; and street lighting. .And the inspector was


not convinced that another- house on the farm was necessary, because Mr Geldard • Snr.-'could be quickly summoned by tele­ phone.


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■■■5 The inspector hoped, however, that planning applications fo r other nearby sites, which would not be subject to such objections, might be more successful with the council.


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18 MOQR LANE;CLITHEROE ': T e l. 22420


MEMBERS of Edisford Ladies’ Club held pieces of cucumber on their eyes and had salad cream, mar­ g a r in e , oats and egg daubed on their faces when Mrs Valerie Huddleston gave a talk on “Beauty in the kitchen.”


. - . ; She explained the benfi-


cial effects of these home beauty- treatments and added some amusing anec­ dotes.


1 A successful seconds


party was run- by Mrs J. Pickies, who also donated the raffle prize won by Mrs Christine Wright. At the OctoDer meeting


a representative of the Lacnashire Constabulary will speak on “The drug menace,” and a good-as- new-stall will be started.


Harvest ball


HODDER Valley Fox Club’s harvest ball at the Plough Hotel, Wiggles- worth, -had an attendance of 130, who enjoyed danc­ ing to the music of the Thwaites Duo, from Set­ tle. A carving buffet was provided. Mr Don Cromp­ ton,- the social committee chairman, thanked all for their support. Mr Stephen Hatton won a competition.


CLITHEROE organist and soprano, Miss Pauline Blackwell (21), of West Bank, Pimlico' Road, has ^gained ,a B.Mus degree,1 with-hon­ ours, at Sheffield Univer­ sity.


Pauline, the daughter


of Mr and Mrs Joseph Blackwell, is a former pupil of Mo o r land School, Clitheroe, and Harrogate College, where she was head of the choir.


Pauline ispicturedat •


the console of the organ at Sheffield Cathedral, where she also studied with Graham Mathews, organist and Master of Music.


Pauline is continuing


her music studies on a post-graduate course'at Leeds University.


Tree offer


' WHALLEY. Parish Goun- . cil wants local organisa­ tions and villagers - to sug- : gest places where trees


, may be planted. This fol- - lows an offer by the Ribble Valley Council to -plant


-• trees free, as part o f National T re e - Week, which begins on November 11th. The person to contact


; is parish clerk Mr Jim Hol- 5 deny.


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• The bride,- given! away by her uncle, Dr C. O’Con­ nor, w o r e a full-length, white gown trimmed with guipure lace and a shoul­ der-length veil held in place by a headdress of white flowers. She carried


a posy of pink and cream tea roses, white freesia -and carnations.


- , Bridesmaids Maria Cot­


ton and Kathryn Robinson wore fine wool dresses in dusky pink, with a tur­ quoise floral design, and carried posies of mixed pink flowers. ■ B e s t man was Mr


Richard Nunn and grooms­ man was Mr Graham Fal­ coner. Ushers were Mr David F. Mobbs and Mr Malcolm Rhodes and Mr N. J. Barnes was organist. The ceremony, per­


formed by the Rev. F. Dawson, was followed by a reception at Sheffield Masonic Hall. After a honeymoon tour­


ing Devon and Cornwall, the couple will live in New­ bridge, Gwent.


YOUR MOVE TO SAVE, CLUB


CLITHEROE Chess Club is in danger of conced­ ing the game unless it can recruit more members.


Only five turned up for For trial


CHARGED at Clitheroe with theft and obtaining money by deception, Brian Hargreaves Sims (19), of Walker Street, Clitheroe, elected for trial at the Crown Court. Mr Robert Hirst prosecuted and Mr John Lumley represented the accused. Sims is accused of stealing 42 Mot- ival tablets worth 20p, ste­ aling two cheques worth 4p and obtaining, sums, of £20 and £45 by deception. He is also charged with taking a motor cycle without con­ sent. An application for bail was refused. • 1-


Out of work


U N E M P L O Y M E N T figures. for the Clitheroe area show a slight fall this month: »There were 209 men and-109 women job­ less. The total of 318 is 53 less than in August, and represents 2.7 per cent unemployment.


STEEL BAND AT, NEWTON DANCE


the opening night of the new season. “Unless more players come forward —' good, bad or indifferent it doesn’t matter which----- the club will fold up,” says founder member Mr H. L. Cosgrove.


“The game is fun to play.


I t ’s completely different from other sports, and anyone can-become profi­ cient,” says Mr Cosgrove,


: emphasising that they are not looking for budding Karpovs or Korchnois — just players who enjoy a game in the old coffee house atmosphere.


; In its 10 years existence the - club has had several home s , including the Coach and Horses, Bolton- by-Bowland .and the Sta­ tion Hotel, Clitheroe. It meets now in a private room at the New Inn, Par­ son Lane, every Tuesday. — from 7-30 to 11 p.m. — throughout the winter. .


A l l e q u i pme n t —


boards-, clocks etc are freely available. It costs £1 to join and 20p each even­ ing. The person to contact for details is secretary Mr B i 11 W olste nh olme (Clitheroe 22471).


FARMER'S WIDOW


A -FORMER member of. Dunsop Bridge WI, and of St George’s Church, Mrs Janet Parkinson;;v.of£tHill-:- side- Drive,:, West Brad­ ford; has died, aged 84. Born ,at Abbeystead,'


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CALYPSO~80und8*came to Newton when the^Hodder Valley Badminton Clubi-:^ held itsjhird annuaManceAnJhe village hallMbout 170 member8cand guests


pi»enjoyed'inu8icby:GaryBuchahdn:and?.hi8lAllBtcel;Star8:rA<lwt'-p6t8upper‘£;f b;'fcwa8!al8d',provided?,Our:piclure^8hai08i8dmeiQf.the.youngipeppWrWho.ienioyed:^


near,.; Lancaster,? she - and her husband, John, lived,in’ Ro o t ,f a r m, >-.D u n s o p Bridge, for 37 years. She left- the - farmvon., her,..1iust> band’svdeath in 1955 and. moved, to;.West Bradford ? after living, for a, short period : in v,Lancaster.;! :She* leaves th’ree daughters and • a son.


, t lS n- t 5 ‘Burial took' place at' St’


Andrew’sChurch,'.'Slaid- burn,> the Rev) G. Gaze officiating.,,,.


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CLITHEROE Flower Club enjoyed! civic


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were- three stalls one for flowers, of course. Total receipts were about £40.


Funeral at Whalley


A FUNERAL, service for Mrs Beatrice- Wigby, at Whalley Parish Church, on Saturday, was followed by interment at Whalley and Wiswell Cemetery.


; Mrs -Wigby (79), of


Woodfield View, Whalley, was born in Clitheroe and moved to the village; when her parents became prop­ rietors of the Assembly Rooms.


■ On her marriage m 1948,


she; went to live in Wiswell Lane'until; 1954. Her hus­ band George, who. was head gardener at Mitton Hall, died in 1962. . For a time Mrs Wigby


lived with her daughter, Mrs Doreen Mount, at Barrow. For the past 18 months she had . lived at Whalley. with another daughter, Mrs Dorothy Odefl.


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FOURTEEN Tables were in play at last week’s dupli­ cate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club.- Winners were: NS — Mr H. Walker, and Mr R. Wilkin, Mr and Mrs Butler. EW — Mr D. Walker and Mr N. Morec- roft, Mrs Wilson and Mrs Bulcock. Handicap winners were:


NS — ; Miss Aldred and Mrs Murgatroyd, EW — Mr and Mrs Hyde. The hands were .very"


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clubs is .laydown, but no NS pair found this c o n ­ tract.- Top score for NS was 2NT doubled, making 11 tricks.


W LW Tidy-up plea


WHALLEY Parish Coun­ cil is writing to the Post Office asking for improve­ ments,to the appearance of the goods yard at the old­ railway station.


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