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l 8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 19th, 1979 mfS&ug*. m


Golden couple look back to their meeting in


SUGGESTIONS! iSlEOF WIGHT from£7875


ISLE OF MAN from£6090 9 and 16 September


Choice of 6 or 8 days : . ' y.s


8 and 15 September 8 day holidays ■


T . LLANDUDNO from£82 87 15 September -£?■ y : ’ ‘


8 day holidays Choice of half or full board


.. JERSEY (ChannelIsles) from £ 7 9 ' 0 0


8 day holidays


30 Sept, 4 & 14 Oct Air/Coach. Half Board


* Return transport from many local towns.


Included in the cost


* Accommodation in Pendle approved Hotels.


*Vat at 15% Clitheroe Travel


S E R V IC E S L IM ITED B 3 Castle Street Clitheroe Tel. 23362/22975


at West Bradford Method-' ist Church, on Saturday, of Miss Julie Mary Wadding- ton, only daughter of Mr and Mrs G. R. Wadding- ton, of Pimlico, Clitheroe, and Mr Steven Hitchen, eldest son of Mr and Mrs D. R. Hitchen, of Bright Street, Clitheroe. The bridegroom is a


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CON V EN IEN C E ON FRIDA Y & S A TU R D A Y JU L Y 27th & 28th


OPEN SECOND H O L ID A Y WEEK AS USUAL


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EASY when you know how — as Catherine. Oven/ (6) demonstrates on the trampoline at Brooksidc County Primary School’s summer fete.


AdTenJn of eZ »k'l .wcrc among the 500 attending the event, ’which raised a p7ny rides*


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j u s t I YOUF OFTIj


HERE! FAMC| ARE,


ELIZAS LANCCI CHRIsj w o r t | q u a r : JA C Q l l LAROCI


Miss Susan Hargreaves and Miss Clare Fox, who wore full-length pale blu? broderie anglaise floral


by her father, wore a white gown of witchcraft lace with a high neckline and gossamer sleeves. She had a full train and her short circular veil was held in place .with an open-work Juliet cap. Her bouquet was composed of blue and white silk flowers. She was attended by


development fitter and the bride is a production clerk. The bride, given away


HITCHEN — WADDINGTON The wedding took place


dresses. Susan had a small flower headdress and Clare had a blue and white circlet headdress. They both'carried posies of blue and white silk flowers.


Page boy was Stewart


Hanson. Best man was Mr Brian Hitchen, the brideg- ro om ’ s b r o th e r , and groomsmen were Mr‘ Ian Waddington, the bride’s brother, and Mr Peter Barnes, the bridegroom’s b r o th e r - in - la w . Mr Andrew Lavender was an usher.


The service was con­


ducted by the Rev. G. W. S. Knowles and Mr Clif­ ford Johnson was organist. After a reception at the


Plough Inn, Wiggles- worth, the couple left for a honeymoon in Newquay.


-Their home will be in


Fairfield .Drive, Clitheroe. Photograph: Cast le


Studios, Clitheroe,


SENSATIONAL SUNSHINE


WHEN Mrs Florence' Addison first met her husband John, she was o u t .w al kin g in Brungerley Park with her best friend Edna Bailey. ;


The friendship con­ ¥ Yfc . ........


CALDER House’s ability at baton changes was a major factor in making them winners of Ribbles- dale School’s sports day. At the start, of the relay


events they trailed Pendle by one point, but they grabbed three outright firsts and were joint win­ ners in another of the remaining five races. '


They finished clear champions with 367 points. Hodder also did well in the relays and their total of 343 points pushed Pendle (341) into third place.


Kemple, who nave won the sports for the previous


three years, came down to earth with a bump, being wooden spoonists with 305 points. The event, held at


Church Meadow, was organised by Mr Tony Scott.


(C : Caltier, H - = Hodden, K = Kemple, P = Pendle).


100m: Boys, 1st year — P.


Capewell (C), 2nd year — D. Roberts (C), 3rd year — A. Lund (P), senior — S. Winckley (P). Girls, 1st year — L. Cassf- day (P), 2nd year — S. Ains­ worth (H), 3rd year — B. Ains­


worth (H), senior — L. Knight (P).


“ One lap: Boys, 1st year — A.


Marsh (C), 2nd year — A. Nicholas (C), 3rd year — N. Hibble (P), senior — P. Thomas (C). Girls, 1st year — M. Wilkin­ son (K), 2nd year — S. Sweeney (PI,. 3rd year — P. Lambert (K), senior — D. Pocklington (P). Two laps: Boys, 1st year —


C. Hibble (P), 2nd year — R. Foulger. (C), 3rd year — M. Rung (C), senior — N. Tomlin­ son (C) and A. Birtwoll (P). Girls, 1st year — A. Bailiff (K), 2nd year — M. Wightman (K), 3rd year — D. Hammond (P), senior — L.' Gornall (P). Relay: Boys 1st year — Cal-


der, 2nd year — Hodder, 3rd year — Colder, senior — Calder and Pendle. Girls, 1st year — Calder, 2nd year — Hodder, 3rd year - Pendle.


— ---- Catherine shows the way


tinued over the years after John and Florence married and ..Edna — now . Mrs


' Coates— went to live in Australia. So it was fitting that


stay for the celebrations on. Sunday, they were able to ' reminisce about their younger days and attend a Sunday service together at Low Moor Methodist Chapel. Florence and John, now


in their seventies, were married at the former W a t e r lo o M eth od ist Church in C l ith e ro e , where Florence was in the choir and Sunday School.


Hannah Ingham, F lo r ­ ence’s sister, and Mrs Ellen Hodgson will both attend a celebration dinner with other members of the fam­ ily and friends on Wed­ nesday.


Their bridesmaids, Mrs John was brought up in


Chatburn, where he worked on his father’s


farm. At the time of his marriage he was employed by his uncle, Mr Oswald Rowe, a Clitheroe coal merchant, and later he worked as a labourer with the NWEB.


in reading world history and geography and he can recite much of the work of Robert Burns. On the practical side he enjoys pigeon racing, walking and gardening, and he serves


Michael Jackson told the Finance and General Pur­ poses Committee that the council’s figure is 55,000, based on a population and


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil would be entitled to an increase of £21,000 in its rate' support grant if Whitehall accepted the council’s own population figure, which is about 2,000 more than the official one. Chief Executive Mr


His absorbing interest is


on the executive, of the Clitheroe branch of the Labour Party. His wife, a 'd e v o u t


Methodist all her life, takes an active part at Low Moor Methodist Church, where sh e - is Sunday, School Superintendent and secretary. She was on the commit­


tee of the Clitheroe branch of the Old Age Pensions Association for 14 years and with Mrs Barbara Rothwell founded the Good Companions Club. Before retirement she


was a weaver at Sun Street Mill, finishing as a w in d e r at Lancaster Hosiery. During the war she was


involved in concerts and other fund raising events to send parcels to soldiers.


Population figures disputed


migration survey it has carried out. This survey has been made to check the official


chance of the council’s figure being accepted and he expressed a hope that the 1981 census would not be cancelled along with the revaluation of property.


estimated p opu la t ion (53,000) which had been reached by updating the 1971 census returns. .v Mr Jackson saw little


BRIDGE CLUB


FIFTEEN tables were in play at Clitheroe Bridge Club’s duplicate game. Winners were: NS Mrs Snowden and Mrs Pickles; Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mr R. Atkinson. EW Mr D. Walker and Mr N. Moorcroft; Mr D. Pendleb- ury and Mrs Littlewood. The following was an interest­


ing hand: N dealer, NS vul.


S J85 H A84 D K10873 C 85


S AQ42 H G


D 54 • C AQJ932


S K1093 H K10953 D — C K100-1


S 7G H QJ72 D AQJ9G2


C 7


No east-w'est pair bid the lay down slam in spades or clubs.


Many pairs languished in a club part score after a light third in hand opening bid by south and an unfortunate double by west. The auction should proceed as


follows: NT E


p P


3D *4D P


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ID 5D


GS P


•Cue bid showing first round control. ,


' .WLW


when Mr and Mrs Addison, of Manor Road, Clitheroe, were about to celebrate their golden wedding, Mrs Coates happened to be vis­ iting Clitheroe. Although she could not ^


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WHEN School, (B marathoif funds.


Headmal


Jones gavl classes 4(| tables or p| out in 10 * meant 10, L mark. Pa! tives were! sor the chi imum of ll rect ansW'f Book to I


' Michael tiS G e 1d a rd| Leonard. The twol


awarded tl four juniol Nigel Colei


Watl for ts


THINK t\| buy a digil holiday p f could be b:B That’s


for repair I bearing a I name and l| them the b;l nothing can! Mr Baker S


try to giv>[ and it is when we c;| said. “People


companies! Kong, Taiil Philippines :|


cheap supphl ling operatic| by repair se| The bettel


Clitheroe Baker, whefl for digital-1 marketed b0 companies available. “Clitherol


panies d o [ repairs and il bought th:| catalogues af for a year.


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