' 12 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 13th,-1980 Slice of cake for all at anniversary party


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Silent films pianist


MEMORIES of the days of the silent films at Clitheroe cinemas will be stirred by the news of the death of the former Miss Dorothy Ringrose. Cinemagoers in the late


1920s will remember Miss R in g ro se , la te r Mrs Dorothy Hudson, as the lady who played the piano and ran a small orchestra to accompany films at the former Palladium Cinema. She was then living in lodgings in Pimlico Road. Mrs Hudson, an accom­


plished musician, died at her home in .Leyland last week. She leaves a huS' band and daughter. She met her husband


'KNOWLES METCALF


farming families were united on Saturday when Mr Alan William Knowles was married to Miss Jean Iris Metcalf at St An­ drew’s Church, Slaidburn.


Two Ribble Valley


stores assistant,. is the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs J. W. Metcalf, of Mossth w a i te F a rm ,


The bride, a clerical


Newton. The bridegroom, an ag­


ricultural contractor, is the only son of Mr and Mrs W. Knowles, of Edis- fo rd B r id g e F a rm , Clitheroe.


father, the bride wore a white rose lace gown with a train and a long cathed­ ral veil. ’ She carried ap­ ricot roses and white car­ nations.


Given away by her ,


when he worked as a pro­ jectionist at the cinema and the couple were mar­ ried at Clitheroe Parish Church in 1931. They later moved to Leyland. C l ith e ro e -b o rn _ Mr


George Hudson is household name in local cricketing circles, being a former Lancashire Leagui professional. He still hold: the record for-most wick­ ets taken- in a season the Ribblesdale League. His brother, Mr Frank


Hudson, lives in Lit tlemoor View, Clitheroe and his sister, Miss Mary Hudson,’ lives in Whalley.


T o o fast


■of Avenue Road, Hurst Green, was fined .£20 by Clitheroe magistrates.


FOR exceeding the m.p.h. speed limit in Pre ston Road, Longridge Martin Greenhalgn (32)


Mrs Jean Parkinson, the bridegroom's sister.


Matron of honour was


Miss Rachel Morphet and Irene and Fiona Little,


Also in attendance were


• the bride’s nieces. They wore brandy-coloured silk dresses and carried .yellow carnations. - B e s t man was Mr


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Edward Parkinson, the bridegroom’s- brother-in- law. Ushers were _ Mr Turner Robinson, 'the bridegroom’s cousin, .and


Mr James Edward Met­ calf, the bride’s brother. Organist was Mr John


Cowking and the cere­ mony was conducted by the Rev G. H. Gaze. ■After a reception at the


Hark to Bounty Inn, the couple spent a honeymoon in the Yorkshire Dales. They are to live at -Edis-


ford Bridge Farm. • Photograph: - Raymond Greenwood, Clitheroe.. -


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organised by Paythorne Methodist Chapel to celebrate its 150th anniversary. The cake was made by Miss Kathleen Hanson and iced by


A HUGE birthday cake was divided between 140 people at a family party


Mrs Edith Moorhouse. Chatburn Methodist minister the Rev Ward Jones asked Mrs Annie Preston to perform the monumental task of cutting up the


cake. Earlier, games and entertainments _


provided a fun-filled evening for people of


been attending the chapel for 40 years, Mr and Mrs \V. Hanson, were presented with gifts on behalf of chapel members. Mr Hanson was given a box of chocolates by Michael Preston and Mrs Hanson received a bouquet from Alison


all ages. A couple who have


Gorst. Clitheroe Methodist


Circuit Superintendent the Rev George Knowles brought the evening to a close by leading the singing of Auld Lang Syne.


rewards long service Chimney fire


CLITHEROE firemen were called to put out chimney blaze at a house in G a rn e t t Road Thursday morning.


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THREE employees of At­ kinson’s of Clitheroe were p resented with gold watches on Friday in ap­ preciation of their long service. F o r Mr G e o r g e


Mr Weaver (G7), a skil­


led fitter, was also pre­ sented with a cheque to mark his retirement.


Weaver, of Bawdlands, Clitheroe, it was an extra special presentation, for having completed 25 years’ service, he has retired.


Clitheroe and after serv­ ing in the Royal Artillery was a farm worker on the Withgill Estate, Chaigley.


He w a s b o rn in


jorie, and two daughters, Mrs Ann Neal, of Monk S tre et , Clitheroe, and Miss Alma Weaver, who lives with her parents.


He has a wife, Mar­


spend more time walking and watching cricket and


Mr Weaver plans to


snooker. Gold watches for 25


years were also received by Mr Derek Manley and Mr Jack Kenyon.


West View, Clitheroe, is a skilled welder. Apart from three years as an apprentice with Houghton Engineering, he has been with Atkinson’s all his


Mr Manley (43), of


working life. He and his wife Rosem­


ary have two children, Tracey (14) and Paul (11). Mr Kenyon (62), a


maintenance fitter, and his wife Mary live in Whalley Road, Clitheroe. They have four boys and two girls. Their hobby is old-time


dancing and they attend many local dances. Pictured with other


members of staff are, front, from the left: Mr Tony Humphreys, who presented the awards, Mr Manley, Mr Kenyon and Mr Weaver.


Secure Auction Mart’s future, says council


CLITHEROE Town Council wants to sal guard the future of the Auction Mart.


tive document containing suggestions about how Clitneroe could develop in the next decade, some


R e v ie w in g the consulta­


councillors were con­ cerned at one suggestion to relocate the mart and replace it with shops. The council feels that the mart should have its


RED CARPET TREATMENT


CL I THE ROE Town Council will once again be rolling out the red carpet for a football team from the- F rench town of Rivesaltes. The French side will be


in Clitheroe at Easter for the annual match against a local team. After the game on Easter Day, there will be a civic recep­ tion in the town Mayor’s Parlour. At a meeting of the ,


council, it was decided to limit spending on hospital ity to £150.


security,1 guaranteed, -so that it can safely go ahead with improvement work. • Coun. Peter Nuttall


said:‘Tf the mart had sec­ urity of tenure for- 10 years, this would give it the chance to improve many of its minor faults.” Coun. B e r t Jo n e s


agreed that this would give the auction mart “time to show what it could do.” Coun. Bob Ainsworth


echoed the feelings of the council when he said: “We do not want the auction mart relocated. Clitheroe is a country town and it is amazing how many vis­ itors go to the mart.” The only other note of


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THE possibility Clitheroe’s Queens Shawbridge Street by the county count


News of the move


given to Clitheroe 1 Council by Clitheroe sion MP Mr David 1 dington. He said he received a letter froir county council saying it is taking the 'step cause of pressure 1 the town and Rill Valley Councils. However, even th<


the county council agreed to have a ret! it still doubts wheth zebra crossing woult the ideal solution, par larly where old peopk concerned. _ It also feels the t


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