• Clitheroe Advertiser and. ‘Times, August 23r(l, - 1979 7 £ W N


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THE CALDER NURSING AGENCY, BURNLEY


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made herself, Miss Susan Bialecki, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs-M. Bialecki, of Windsor Avenue, Clitheroe, was married at Clitheroe Register Office to Mr Trevor. McTear, eldest son of Mr and Mrs K. McTear, of. Edisford Road, Clitheroe.


Wearing a gown she


lorry driver for Ribbles- dale Cement and the bride a machinist with Pendle Furnishers.


The bridegroom is a


Reported accident too late


THE morning after collid­ ing with a parked car at Low Moor and driving off, Clitheroe .motorist John Edward Shuttleworth reported the accident to the police.


given away by her father, wore a long gown in mint- green wild silk. She wore matching flowers in . her hair ana carried a Vic- torian-style bouquet of white and yellow flowers trimmed with cascading ribbon.


The bride, who was


Celena Joanne Bialecki and Miss Anna Bialecki, the bride’s nieces, wore floral tiered dresses, edged with green velvet. These were also made by the bride. The bridesmaids wore matching flowers in their hair and carried baskets of


The bridesmaids, Miss


pastel-shaded flowers. The dame of honour,


Mrs Celena Johnson, the bride’s s is te r , wore a brown coloured outfit and carried gold flowers. Mr Clifford Sweeny was


best, man and Mr David B iale ck i: th e b r id e ’s brother, and Mr Kevin


Copy Nook Hotel, the couple left on their honey­ moon in the Lake District. They are to live in St James’s Street, Clitheroe. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatbum.


McTear, the bridegroom’s brother, were groomsmen. After a reception-at the


tleworth (26) a plant driver, of Mytton View, was fined £40 for driving without due care, £40 for not stopping after an acci­ dent and a similar amount for not reporting the acci­ dent at the time. He was also fined £10 for using the car-without a test certifi­ cate.


At Clitheroe, Shut­


defending, said the acci­ dent happened when Shut- tlewortn skidded in trying to avoid a car which stop­ ped suddenly in front of him.


Mr John Houldsworth,


beer that evening, he panicked and foolishly drove off. He reported the accident next morning.


Having had two pints of From far and wide.


in the Ribble Valley, guests were attracted to St Helen’s Sunday School garden party, in the grounds of Waddington Hospital.


• The three little girls wearing Dutch costume were not, however, visitors from Holland. They were Brownies, demonstrating singing games, one of which had a Dutch theme.


dismal weather, the organisers were relieved that Saturday’s sunshine permitted the event to be held outdoors, as in former years.


After last week’s


Disobeyed stop sign


the well-stocked stalls, and the Sunday School committee provided . teas. More than £200 was raised for the Sunday School improvement fund.


Trade'was brisk at


winners were.Mrs E. Cowgill and Mrs E. Davis.


Competition


AFTER disobeying the stop sign at the junction of King Street and Market Place, Clitheroe, car driver Neil Patrick Elwick (22), of St Ann’s Square, Low Moor, then overtook another car within the limits of a pedestrian cros­ sing in York Street, Insp.- Bill Moore told Clitheroe magistrates.


the stop sign offence and £10 for the other.


Elwick was fined £15 for


Fined for collision


A COLLISION with a motorcyclist at Stone Bridge, Longridge, led to Rocco Almonti (42), of the Shireburn Arms, Hurst Green, being fined £60, at Clitheroe, for driving a car without due care and attention.


he denied a police claim that his car and the motor­ cycle had been extensively damaged. Both vehicles sustained only a small dent, he said.


In a letter to the court FACE AND FIGURE


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Waxing, legs, bikini, arms, under-arms, upper lip and chin.


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DEPILEX electrolysis without a needle, painless and no scarring or swelling


Make-up lessons can be arranged


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FOURTEEN tables were in play at last week’s dupli­ cate game at Clitheroe. Bridge Club. North-South winners were: Mr H l ‘ Walker and Mr R. Wilkin,


ULTRA 22


point duplicate bridge is to play in a nine trick no-.trump game, rather than an 11-trick minor suit game. Such a hand was the following:


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