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rindleton, burn and ere under


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I assurance |i that the Council


Included in lions. lies Fell dered that [l 1,000 was rig'-eonsid-


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Honeymoon in take • ■‘District


HEAVY;; goods '-vehicle-; driver Mr Thomas >Wil- liamfRedmayne; only son, of'. Mrs C. J. Redmayne,-; of . Church Street,; Slaid- burn, and the late Mr T. W. Redmayne, was mar­ ried at St Peter’s Church, Askham, near'Penrith.- . • His bride was clerical.


assistant Miss Pamela Elizabeth Huddart, elder daughter of Mrs ", J. M; Huddart, of Green Croft, Askham, and the late Mr J.' Huddart.- ,, Given away by her


Interest-free hjelp Cricket


THE third pfiasejof af development program- ‘


iof t.'se 1 f - h'elp•;». by• members..1 \ ■ !


uncle, Mr D. Hodgson, the bride wore a long white gown with a veil and Juliet cap. She was attended by


the club considerably more than the, original budget so it has had to borrow money from vari­ ous members on an inter­ est-free loan basis: to be- repaid in two years.


For the scheme has cost


h e r s is te r , Mrs J . Graham, and Miss A. Rhodes, who wore peach coloured dresses and car­ ried flowers. Page boy was Master S. Graham, the b r id e ’s


nephew. Best man was Mr , F.


Baines, groomsman was Mr P. Rhodes and ushers were Mr K. Graham,- the bride’s brother-in-law, and Mr P. Lawson. . A reception at the Clif­


C h a tb u rn Road, Clitheroe.


Minister’s life story


CLITHEROE’S Method­ ist Circuit Superinten­ dent, the: Rev. James Needham, spoke to Trini­ ty Ladies’ Afternoon Fel­ lowship about his interest in the Church since child­ hood. His parents are farmers


ton Hotel, Penrith, was followed by a. honeymoon in the Lake District. The couple will live in


grateful to .these people,” said chairman, Mr Ken, .Barnes. Members are hoping that the development,


“The club is extremely


•me at Glitheroe Crick- >. et Tennis and Bowling Club* is' i n i t s final' stages, thanked a .bit .


■ and changing rooms at the- - ’Chatburn • Road ground, will b'e ‘ready'1 for1 next, season.


which'.'entails'providirig’.aj new; lounge, • games■


! room;


tidying and decorating-the - new extension!’-The next step .is the filing, of‘the. • toilets and shower area before installing the; show­ ers early next year:- * - - ' Mr Barnes added: “The


Club • officials are 1 busy ' > ” , ' ,


club - can now; boast some. - of the finest sports, and recreational facilities in Lancashire and is looking to a bright future both on and off the field.” The development has


been . sponsored by the. Government’s' Manpower Services' Commission


which > gave the ’ “thumbs, up” ‘to the: 'original, esti­ mate in 1977J .,. But ■


: culty' in finding skilled ; labour > in the .area, the project' has had to rely


, v This has led to the con­ siderably higher cost than was originally expected. • However, despite these


local contractors.


..deadline for completion. Several fund-raising ac­ tivities have been organ­


problems and with the help of the North West Sports Council, which is extending its sponsorship until next April, the club has set next season-as its


: heavily-? ton volunteer labour from the various sections . of the club and


because of - a diffi-. -


; H ot e 1 ,\>' C1 i th eroe, '-.oni ’November 25th.


ised to ;.financet ;the ;work. outstanding;' including -a Sportsman’s, Evening at the Swan and Royal


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« Guest speakers; jvilLbe, iPeter. Parfitt,.ex-Mid- ■dlesex and England crick­ eter and Frank Sugden,


'president ; of Bradford ;RUFC. Tickets are avail­ able from club members, price £8.50.


* The solo drives have now restarted in the new lounge and take place every Friday. This .room is also available to any individuals or organisa­ tions.


Clare puts on a great show


ticularly true - when young violinist - Glare; McFarlane; gave.a recital with Parish Church-organist Charles Myers. < • A capacity audience at


, the Girls’ Grammar School enjoyed, a varied and ex-


i citing'.- programme, -which began .wellwith ; Mozart’s E,-minor sonata,: in which


sIT’Sl-a^red letter day ;for Clifiieroe" when- a local - celebrity -performs at a concert'and: this ;:was par­


ILLSTON’S f.r FITTED BEDROOMS


too late to invest in a Strachanbedroom.


libu almpst left it


,. Anyone in te re s te d should contact the stewar­ dess, Mrs Barbara Slinger;


. posed. by ’ David Barlow,- was a brilliant work, giving Miss McFarlane, a pupil at the Yehudi Menu- din School of Music, an opportunity to show her mastery of technique. She played with consummate skill. Mr, Myers performed a


prelude and fugue in A flat from the “Well tem­ pered Klavier.” It was beautifully played and fol­ lowed by. a novelette by Poulenc. ■ Then came the delight­


Club


W. L. Wilkinson and Mr R. Atkinson, .Mrs Ains­ worth and Mr Ilott. i EW Mrs Wright and Mrs Hol- lender, Mrs ,Brenton and Mrs Garde. The following freak hand


THIRTEEN tables were in, play at the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club. . Winners were: NS' Mr


posed problems for all players. The par contract is six clubs


doubled by north-south. East- west can make 11 tricks in diamonds, but the pairs ’ who bid to six got a bottom score. •


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and after his marriage he followed in their footsteps but his interest in theolo­ gy took him to Hartley Victoria College where he studied for the ministry and also took an external degree'. Mr Needham' came to


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Clitheroe in July after spending 11 years in the Alsager circuit. He was thanked by Mrs


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After a one diamond opening


by west, north sHould pre-empt to the limit with a bid of five c lu b s . I f e a s t b id f iv e diamonds, north should bid six clubs, which only goes one off.


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ocal au- his week onstrous” Onslow*.


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tee, Mr Borough


;. Marathon : match f


• CLITHEROE Chess Club A team gained their first victory of the season when they beat Nelson B team 4Vb boards to IV2


match which lasted more than three hours.


in a


, Paul Timson made little headway against Nelson’s number one and the game, finished in a draw.


Can-, Eric Mansfield and Bernard Shaw all won their matches. The only defeat was to Vincent Tudisco.


■ Derek Northage, ’Brian


87.49 per collected, 85.19 per ;ime last


ilthough lad been steps had n to ac- th the in- l of pay- vailability irtain cir-


J (Clayton- Ihought it lageous to lir prompt |islow said and less


jun. Geof- “JAMES KAYLEY and JOHN CORCORAN”


eminders, 3,000 had


rought in could be


Original Oils and Prints at


The Dyson Gallery


on canvas, Targe detailed oils on canvas. Beautifully framed and inexpensively priced. Examples of rare works of art which represent a sound


Featuring many miniature paintings, signed prints, prints


which have been published in. print ‘form. “Wycoller in Winter,” and “Springtime.” Exhibition will commence on Saturday the 8th of November, until Saturday the 22nd of- November.! .


investment for the future and a hedge against inflation. On view will be two of John Corcoran’s finest paintings,


PREVIEW - ' ! ’ ' '


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th , - from 7 p.m: until 9-30 p.mi •


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M o d e l -m a k e r s d i s p la y s k i l l


A MODEL railway exhibition which also in­ cluded displays of model aircraft, sailing ships and radio controlled cars raised • £150 for Clitheroe Parish Church restoration fund. Local model enthusiasts of all ages flocked to,


the Parish Hall to look at exhibits donated by model engineering societies from all over ,NE Lancashire.


commentary on aircraft and.cars as well as “live, steam” displays.' ,.


■ Organiser Mr Leslie Norris said the idea for the exhibition had come about after .Mr Ken Taylor, of Clitheroe, a member of. Blackburn Model Engineering Society, ' had shown 'some examples of his models to the- parish Sunday school.


A DAY TO REMEMBER


REMEMBRANCE day will be marked by a number of, services, in the Ribble Valley on Sunday morningyand aft/ernbon.? The hbmagevin Clitheroe will be. led by Town Mayor Coun. Leo Wells and Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Miss Agnes Melling. will attend the armistice service at Longridge.


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Advice on public


speaking


ANYONE whose work or interests require speaking before an audience can obtain practice and help in a friendly atmosphere at Clitheroe Speakers’ Club. At a typical evening,


Derek Holmes and Don Anderson spoke on “Pack­ men’s-' trails”-;.-and £Thb beauty of dialect.” ' ' ^ Dennis Ogden chaired


an unusual topics session to tax members’ spelling as well as speaking skills. 'An education session


was chaired . by Lionel P a tte rso n and other


duties were carried out bv Brian Allison, Arthur


Blackburn will compete against members of five; other clubs at the area speech contest in Darwen on Saturday. The : next meeting .in Clitheroe, on Tuesday at the Station, Hotel , at 7-30 p.m. , will .be a joint even­ ing with the Burnley club. A cordial invitation is ex­ tended to anyone in­ terested.


Chappell and -John, Noonan. Club president Stan


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in^oneV year; and four- in another. • Mr;'Onslow, gave •: _a -:general-!reminderxthat the mbbilevoffice does- not operate at all during-the .-ilocall'holidayoperiod‘.w ^ «


ritinar'y;'? Mr; Gordon Onslow,:.: Borough ^Trea­ surer,"; told- the ^council’s Finance Committee.’ ’ L Only; two people-used it


THE ;i'people , of West Bradford make ’so little use ofv the =Ribble.-..Valleyj Couhci"s.,mbbile. collecting! office F;that' -'the ivillage’ noHonger included; in- the


- is


of tbe town’s residents, especially those serving in; a public capacity or in social organisations, to’ join him.


will- head a procession from Church S t re e t through the Market Place, King Lane and Lowergate to SS Michael and John’s for Mass at 10-45 to be conducted by Fr Edmund Willoughby. The' Mayor invites', any


, will.be a procession to the . -Castle;1 war niemorial' where the Vicar of Clitheroe, Canon John Hudson; will lead , a joint act of remembrance. -• ■


After the service there


•fives of the various organ­ isations. . :


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Engineers’ Association will be 'attending the morning service at St- Paul’s, Low Moor, and in the afternoon ■ a united service at the nearby cenotaph. ;


'Members of the Royal ,


. Members and officers of. the- Ribble - Valley Council will join ,the Mayor at St Paul’s Church,- Longridge, and her deputy, Coun. John Walmsley, will take part in the homage in his village of Waddington.'J".


sion from the social club for a service at St Helen’s . Church a t '10-45, followed by - wreath : laying; at:, the village cenotaph. .. . ,


: ley' Parish Church,- 'con-- ducted - by .the -Vicar,-, -the Rev.-Alec Harpur, .mem­ bers-. of - the congregation, -uniformed organisations1 arid. the ,village’s branch of..


- . After a service at-Whal-


-the'--Royah British-,' Legion,' will - process'- to'‘,the’*wai;' memorial .-.for .rifshort- united service at 11-45 a.m., again to be led by


'Mr^Harpuc-viXT^i^jj-: v There will be a 'proces- : | 1.. I MAN...........................


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Post” will be sounded and, 'following a short si­ lence, “Reveille.” Wreaths will tnen be laid by the- Mayor and: representa-.


At’ about noon,-' “Last At 10-15 Coun. Wells


and all day Saturday, refreshments were served. by the ladies of the parish.


Throughout the exhibition, on Friday evening


Other' attractions included video tapes arid , ■ ■ >


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Celebrates centenary


TELEGRAMS and greet­ ings. cards were received by former Whalley resi­ dent Mrs Grace Exton to mark her 100th birthday last week. Mrs Exton, who lived


most of her life at Bram- ley View, Lamb Roe, Whalley, now resides at a private nursing home in Accrington. Her husband was the


ful “Romanze” for violin and piano by Dvorak, a virtuoso piece by Sarasate and the’ much' loved sonata by Cesar Franck, which was given its due by both performers. : It was unfortunate that


.had 'to 'withdraw with a broken string. < Her encore was a piece


- violin and - piano co-oper­ ated effectively. T.he second item, a sonata:for, solo violin com-:.


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a few bars from its con­ clusion Miss McFarlane


by Elgar, concluding a pleasing choice of music for a concert which will long be remembered.


Help with collection


PEOPLE have rallied round to' help in the house-to-house collections for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, but there are still a few areas of Clitheroe uncovered. According to local' or­


OFF OUR NORMAL RETAIL PRICES ON ALL FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY


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. - 2/4/G/8 RAILWAY STREET, BRIERFIELD. Tel. B7351


CREDIT FACILITIES AVAILABLE .


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OWN CAR PARK AT REAR OF BOTH PREMISES


BARROWFORD JOINERY MILL STREET (OFF PASTURE LANE)


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late Mr -Daniel Exton and her nephew is Mr George Frankland, of Bonny Grass Terrace, Billington. For many years Mrs


ganiser Mrs Ethel Penny, volunteers are still needed for areas including Green, Warwick and Denbigh Drives, some parts of Pimlico arid the Taylor Street and Shawbridge areas. Anyone wishing to help


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Exton was employed in the office' at Calderstones Hospital.;


with the house or street collections should contact Mrs Penny at 50 Parson Lane, which is next to the frozen , food centre car park,' from'10 a.m. to .4 p.m. during the week and from 9 a.m. on Saturday.


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