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CLITHEROE Pendle Club celebrated its 29th i birthday with a party for 220 members at the Parish Hall.
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cakes, members settled down for an evening’s 1 entertainment.
After enjoying a tea of turkey, ham, jelly and ~ , ■ .
club’s keep-fit class, followed by items from ( Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic Society mem bers and a conjuring act by Mr Derek Smith.
This started with a demonstration by the
singing, accompanied by Mr Harold Astley on the piano.
Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Jimmy Fell; Clitheroe’s Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs Bob Ainsworth; club chairman, Mr Brian Haig; • chairman of Clitheroe Old People’s Welfare Committee, Mr Joe Robinson; and the Vicar of Clitheroe, Canon John Hudson and Mrs Hudson. .
Special guests included the Mayor and The Pendle Club committee and a team of
helpers who organised the party expressed thanks to Canon and Mrs Hudson for allowing , the use of the hall and helping with arrange ments, to Clitheroe and Ribblesdalc Rotary Clubs and the Round Table for providing trans port to the party, and to Clitheroe Venture Scouts who helped prepare the hall.
Park may soon have tem porary toilets installed in their changing rooms, Clitheroe Town Council has been told. M e m b e r s w e r e
For convenience Footballers at Henthorn
informed, however, that the Ribble Valley Council did not wish to spend too much money on the project in view of plans to improve to i le ts and changing facilities at Edisford.
The party was rounded off with community DOMINOES
• Adult winners were Miss'S. Harrison, Mr W. Smith, Mrs F. Capstick, Mrs B. Peel, Mr R. How ard, Mr R. Ainsworth. Booby: Mrs N. Howard.
Centre were Philip Coup land, Brian Coupland and David Harrison. -
CHILDREN who won Erizes at a domino drive at
.ane Ends Community
Cuts may bite at anglers
ECONOMY cuts may hit a £117,000 plan to turn part of Stocks reservoir into an anglers’ paradise.
West Water Authority Recreation Committee have decided that, because of costs, it should not. be given the go-ahead until talks have been held with other interested bodies.
Members of the North- These include the Ribble
Valley Council and the local fisheries’ advisory committee. The committee also felt
that because of the present economic situation, the scheme, which would involve annual running costs of nearly £31,000, would have to be examined by its finance committee. The plans include provi
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MUSICAL SISTERS TRIUMPH
TWO Clitheroe sisters brought home six certifi cates from Saturday's Hor- wich Music Festival.
Croft, was a member of an instrumental group trio which took a first and sec ond place in the 18 and under section.
Jane Reddy (13), of Gills
tine’s RC School, Billing- ton, Jane also shone in the woodwind and recorder classes, ooming second in the 16 and under section.
younger sister Catherine (9) and seven other mem bers of the William Bird Music School, Oswaldtwis- tle, in an ensemble which gained second place certifi cates for three pieces. Catherine attends St
She was joined by her
Mary’s School, Langho. These latest successes
tinction certificate in the solo woodwind section.
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A CENTRAL heating boiler has been stolen from a partially completed flat off E sh to n T e r ra c e , Clitheroe. The boiler is a Thorn
tion is asked to contact C l i th e ro e CID (Tel. Clitheroe 23818).
Anyone witn informa ,
follow the trio’s recent triumph at Macclesfield Music Festival, where it won a first-place cup in the under-18s recorder class. Jane also gained a dis--
A pupil at St Augus
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-Marian Christina Holden was married to electrical contractor Mr Leslie Roy Nixon at St P e t e r ’s Church, Stonyhurst, on Saturday. The bride is the elder
Housing officer Miss
daughter of Mr and Mrs Adrian Holden, of Warren Farm, Hurst Green., The bridegroom is the
third son of Mr and Mrs John Nixon, of Rydal Road, Ribbleton. The bride, given away
by her father,'wore a white semi-fitted flared gown trimmed with Chan tilly lace and featuring a chapel-length train. Her lace-edged veil, was held in place by a headdress of flowers dnd she carried a large posy of lily-of3.he- valley, sonia roses and stephanotis.
Mrs Colette Watson, the bride’s sister.
Matron of honour was
Stead, the bridegroom’s brother-in-law, and usher was Mr Alan Nixon, the bridegroom's brother. The ceremony was con
Best man was Mr Harry
. Mee. Following a reception at
ducted by Fr P. Magill and organist was Mr Alfred
the New Hotel, Ribches- ter, the couple left for a honeymoon in Majorca. They are to live in Roach Bridge. Photograph: J. G. Farn- worth, Darwen.
MUSIC
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A CONCERT given by Great Harwood Music Soc iety was enjoyed by a large audience of members and
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would be set aside as a nature reserve.
Hot dogs at YFC bonfire
A SUPPER of hot dogs and coffee was welcomed by about 70'members and friends
of.Clitheroe Young Farmers Club at their bonfire. The fire was stacked by
members at Mason Green Farm, Bashall Eaves, at the invitation of Mr and Mrs J. Spurgeon. Results of the junior
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