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Over 250 (-owns always in stock for brides and bridesmaids


Price from £20 to £200 Sizes from 10-20 and over


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A TOUCH of spring was in the air at Clitheroe Good Companions Easter meeting. For members showed


Pratt, who decided that Mrs F. Allen’s entry, “Garden of Gethsemane, the empty tomb” should take first, prize. E n te r ta inm e n t was


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Evening appointments with pleasure


ist Church. The judge was Mrs L.


ing Close, was placed fourth in the fourth-year girls’ class and Carl Overy, of Fairfield Drive, came seventh in the fourth-year boys’ section. Pamela Bullock,.of


Walker Fold Farm, Chaig- ley, and Tracey Robinson,


off various displays in a competition for the most attractive miniature gar­ den at Low Moor Method­


New date for parish council elections


PARISH council elections — due to have been held on May 3rd — will now be on May 24th to avoid a clash with the General Election and polling for the district councils.


provided by Mrs E. B ra y sh aw , Miss M. Robinson and Mrs Ellis. Mr J. Scott played the piano for community singing. Afternoon te a was


ish elections close at noon a we e k on S a t u r d a y although those submitted for the May 3rd date remain valid.


served by Mrs Crooks, Mrs Burgess and Mrs Clarkson and helpers were Mrs Seed, Mrs Shut-


who attended the meeting are pictured.


THE 1979


P I G F A I R 25th and 26th APRIL


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services-live pig exhibits and trade stands covering breeding, feeding, health, housing and all types of pig equipment.


For further information contact:- PIG FARMING Wharfedale Rd, Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 4LG T m r a m f ic & m


tlcworth and Miss I)acc. Some of the members


attend their polling sta ­ tions for the general and district council elections on May 3rd may qualify for a postal vote.


People who cannot


zens of the Republic of Ire­ land who are resident in this country and who are on the Electoral Register


British subjects and citi­ Nominations for the par­


may vote, provided they are over 18 on that day.


post are the disabled, registered blind persons, or those likely to be too ill to go to the polling station.


Those who may vote by


to be away from a consti­ tuency on polling day because of work commit­ ments can apply for a postal vote.


An elector who is likely FOWLER — WILKINSON


from one division to another since October 10th last year may also apply for a postal vote — but only for the Parliamentary election.


Electors have moved


p o s ta l v otes can be obtained from the consti­ tuency’s Acting Returning Officer, Mr Michael Jack- son, at the Chief Execu- t i v e ’s d e p a r tme n t , Clitheroe Castle.


Application forms for


the Ribble Valley must be returned by today to Mr Jackson — who is also the district’s Electoral Regist­ ration Officer — in order for ballot papers to be sent back.


Forms from people in


apply for a postal vote and no postal votes from over­ seas will be accepted.


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ARMED with packs and maps, the 1st Langho St Leonard’s Guides set off for \ a 10-mile ramble on Good Friday. Under the leadership of their Guider, Mrs B. Cooper and assistant guider Mrs L. Hargreaves; they, hiked through York and Great Harwood, stopping for tea at Spring Wood. Each patrol had a challenge to do on the way, collecting patrol points on completion. Despite blisters, everyone had an enjoyable time. In our picture, the Guides face the camera,before setting off on the walk.


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besdale Cement and the bridegroom is an uphol­ sterer in Darwen. They will live in St James’s Street, Clitheroe.


away by her father. She wore a model white gown, with underskirt of silk, covered with leaf pat­ terned lace. I t had a square neckline, with strips of white ribbon from the waist and Camelot sleeves. A long, full train was gathered from the waist. The veil, of white net, edged with leaf pat­


The bride was given


Hodder WIs at Chipping


A FILM show and demon­ strations on how to make chairs and cheese were among the ingredients of the Hodder Women’s Insti­ tutes’ annual group meet­ ing at Chipping. The Chipping president,


Mrs H. Powell, welcomed the NFWI vice-president Mrs Broderick, executive committee member Mrs V. Huddleston, the president o f T h o r n l e y -w i t h - Wheatley WI Mrs Snell, and the president of Grim- sargh, Miss Baldwin. Area convenor, Mrs D.


Miss Marion Wilkinson, second daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Wilkinson, was married at Trinity Method­ ist Church to Mr Glyn Fowler, youngest son of Mr and Mrs H. M. Fowler, of Ancho r Avenue, Darwen. The bride works for Rib-


A Clitheroe clerk-typist,


tern, was held in place by a white petal and diamante Juliet cap. Her shower bouquet was of gold roses and freesia, with ivy leaves. She was attended by her


BRIDGE CLUB


sisters, Joan and Carole. Their chiffon dresses had scooped necklines and fea­ tured two tiers from the waist. Both had white petal Juliet caps and car­ ried bouquets of white spray carnations and freesia. Mr Melvin Moores was


Knowles officiated and Mr Peter Wrigley was organ­ ist. A reception was held at the Swan and Royal Hotel. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatburn.


In office


again AREA youth worker Mr Geoff Jackson has been re­ appointed treasurer of the Lancashire Branch of the Communi ty and Youth Service Association. The Association is the


largest body representing Youth and Community workers in the country, and maintains contacts with schools, probation and social service depart­ ments and all matters affecting young people, in addition to negotiating salaries and conditions. For Mr Jackson (34), of


Chadwick, reported on future group activities. Mr Smith and Mr Walsh,


W i n d s o r A v e n u e , Clitheroe, it is his third year in the post.


of Bolton, presented fas­ cinating films about the four seasons, with approp­ riate commentary. They were thanked by Mrs Snell. A competition for a


floral treasure was won by Mrs J. Nuttall and Mrs A. Seed. Raffle winners were M rs Todd and Mr s Armour. Mrs M. Watling recited


A MAN is due to appear before Clitheroe magis­ t r a t e s thi s morning charged with aggravated burglary at Chatburn Fil­ ling Station last August. Mark Vickers (19), of no


Burglary charge


Lancashire dialect poems and a sketch “Albert and the jubilee” was hilariously performed by Chipping committee members.


fixed address, made a brief appearance before Reed- ley magistrates on Tues­ day morning and was remanded in custody until today.


best man, Mr Gordon Wil­ kinson and Mr Dennis Young, the groomsmen, and Mr John Ainsworth and Mr Leslie Fowler the ushers. The Rev. G. W. S.


cate bridge is the penalty dou­ ble. The following hand demons­ trates this point. North-South can make 10


overeat] of one heart by West achieves a score of 300 for a top board.


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lessons,' provided by the local Education Author­ ity, commence on Mon­ day afternoon at 2 p.m., at the Dog and Partridge Hotel, Clitheroe.


• Beginners’ bridge Wl.W.


Talk on Israel


A TALK about Israel was given to members of Bol- ton-by-Bowland YFC by Miss Mary Bailey, of Clitheroe. A vote of thanks was given by Anne Smalley. Other recent activities


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L. Wilkinson and Mr A. Woolin, Mrs J. Haworth and Mrs I,. Wilkinson. EW, Mrs A. Brenton and Mrs P. Garde, Mrs Haworth and Mrs Waddington. The best point scorer in dupli­


IN the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club, 13 tables were played. Winners were — NS, Mr W.


tricks in diamonds, worth 130 points, but if North doubles, an


biggest in the world for primary school children, but the Clitheroe players were not disgraced. Deborah Grime, of Stirl-


The event is one of the


of Garnett Road, came 10th and 12th respectively in the fourth-year class. Julie Allerton, of Ribble


SCHOOL CHESS FANS TRY A NEW GAMBIT


SEVEN young chess enthusiasts from Edisford Primary School, Clitheroe, took part in their first-ever contest — and faced 2,000 entrants in the Merseyside Chess Congress.


other two members of the team, Dale Whittaker, of Fairfield Drive, and Lind­ say Bywood, of Edisford Road, failed to complete all their 15 matches because the car taking them to the second day of the congress broke down. The Edisford team was


Way, Low Moor, was 10th in the third-year section. Unfor tunat ely, , the


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