Clitheroe Advertiser- and Times, January 11th, 1979 7
HAS LEE-MING GONE MAD?
Gisburn i i t i i l !
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THE people of Gisburn who have raised more than £1,000 for the vic tims of muscular dys t rophy have been thanked by Sir Richard Attenborough for their efforts.
of the Muscular Dystrophy Group of Great Britain.
Sir Richard is president Guild CALDERSTONES
NINE tables played in the duplicate game last week. The NS winners, with an excellent score, were Mrs J. Martindale and Mr A. Woolin. Second were Mr Spencer and Mr Grayson. EW winners were Mrs L.
B o o t h m a n a n d M r s Rutherford and Mrs Wad- dington and Mrs Haworth. The following hand was
workers Miss Susan Mary McVitty and Mr David Harold Ruane were mar ried at Whalley Methodist Church. The bride, a pupil nurse,
sees life ‘Down Under’
comes from Bury St Edmunds, and the brideg room, a student nurse, from Manchester. The bride was attended
by Miss Alison Schnitzel-. Best man was the Brideg room’s brother, Lee, and the groomsmen were Messrs Gregory Weeks, Roy Kay and Richard
played in many different contracts. No pair bid the 'ay down grand slam in clubs. ■
WYst dt-alor All vul
Cafiero. The ceremony was per-
fo rm ed by the Rev Graham A. Vickers. The couple are to live on
the Riverside Estate, Low Moor.
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A HIGH RESPONSE
STATISTICS compiled from the recent population
survey of the Ribble Val ley are now going through the computers at County Hall, Preston. There was an 86 per cent response to the survey which was carried out in conjunction with the regis ter of electors canvass.
Total grows
Top of League The Gt Harwood office
of the Britannic Assurance Co., which covers the Rib ble Valley, did more new business in 1978 than any other North-West branch of the company.
THE Clitheroe Poppy Day total now stands at £1,128. Latest sums included £3 from Clitheroe Labour P a r ty and £5 fr om C litheroe Guides for wreaths; £7.50 from the exhibition; and £21.50 from the Clitheroe branch of the Royal British Legion.
THE 50 Clitheroe (Even ing) Townswomen’s Guild members who braved the Arctic conditions last Thursday night were rewarded with a delightful evening of slides by Mr Ronnie Carus. It was his second visit in
a matter of months. Mr Carus described his “holi day of a lifetime” — a visit to Australia. He managed to capture
the vastness of the country and also the bleakness together with many superb sightseeing shots of fam ous landmarks and places of great beauty. Obviously a lot of time
and thought had gone into compiling this presentation
and he certainly had a very appreciative audience. M r s Joan B i e h1e r
expressed appreciation on
behalf of all present. Mr P. Brennan assisted
Mr Carus to show the
slides. The competition for “My
favourite Christmas card” was won by M rs A . Cheetham, Mrs M. Ken drick and Mrs K. Bond. Mr Carus again asked
for his fee for the talk to be donated to the Leukaemia Fund. At the next meeting, on
February 1st, Mr G. D. Onslow, the Ribble Valley Council's Treasurer wi 1 speak about his week’s work. The Drama Group will
be holding a kitchen shower stall.
been raised through the efforts of Mr Richard Ver non, licensee o f the Ribblesdale Arms, which has been taking part, since October, in a competition to see which hostelry in the country can raise the most money.
Much of the money has
£1,000 has been collected by various novelty efforts in which several local hos- telries have competed against each other.
Already more than Gisburn’s effort reaches
its climax on Sunday at St Mary’s Church, at a songs of praise service. Tunes have already been
voted for by members of the local communities. Musical dire cto r and organist for the evening will be Mr R. E. Davies, director of music at St David's College, Llan dudno. The blessing will be given by the Vicar of Gis burn, Canon S. A. Selby.
young people, it is hoped that many local boys and girls, fortunate enough to have good health, will be at the service.
As the disease affects There will be a special
item by Gisburn children and the church choir will be augmented by singers from neighbouring ham
lets, conducted by Mr Jim Parker, of Twiston. Also providing music
will be the junior section of the Earby Brass Band, the musicians, aged eight to 17, will be conducted by- Mr Fred Bowker. In his letter, Sir Richard
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GOOD SELECTION OF BACK CARE BEDS ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
Also our new CASH AND CARRY IN AND OUT SELF-SERVICE DEPT. NOW OPEN —
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Closed New Year’s Eve
hopes the service is a suc cess. He points out that there is, at present, no cure for the disease, but that money is urgently- needed for continuing research. As to the competition for
the hostelries, the Ribbles dale Arms will have to wait until next week before it knows how well it has done in the league.
STARTS TOMORROW FRIDAY
JANUARY 12th AT
COUNTY VOGUE
ODDMENTS AND DISCONTINUED LINES IN
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