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THREE PEAKS TAMED


TEAM from Atkinson’s Clitheroe tvere the first .lest” team home when ;y took part in a Three aks walk on Saturday.


llhent, Whernside and Tfleborough with their 1st five walkers home in Hder eight hours.


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ed walkers in the team two women and eight n, Atkinson’s excelled mselves by completing 24-mile route of Pen-


|rhe walk was an annual ent organised by a Dar- gton civil engineering npany, with 15 teams mi as' far away as Glas- w and London taking f t .


J>m in about third place |>rall and gave them I.omatic entry into next Jir’s walk.


put


Irek Smith, and Brian jig. Roy Sunter had to lire through injury after Jipleting the first peak.


lirse for Atkinson’s Ire Doug Mullins and ji Riddings, followed by gin Trotter, Jan Hanley, Livingstone, Linda ■st, J e f f Cowling,


•’irst to complete the


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JlTHE ROE Ramblers’ lociation invite the llic to take to the hills |i them. Ihe first of a series of jkly walks they are or- lising starts from Wad-


llon next Wednesday ■>-15 p.m. and will be I by Mrs Pat Parrott, -*ntly back from her


J mile trek along Euro- jn roads during the Jche de L’Europe. heir next Saturday


I;, on May 3rd, is in 1 Dent area, which will reached by the Dales service, departing at 1 a.m. ie walk last Saturday led by Ellen Parker started in Whatley,


ich was taken on I Moor. After rough


'ey and High Moor.


Tint, the retu rn to Jtheroe was by way of |igram Green, Little


king to the Pendle trig iVith only two experi-


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A CHATBURN van driver was fined £40 at Clitheroe for using the vehicle with a faulty handbrake and £15 for a dangerous door hinge.


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Insp. Bill Moore said THE World Wildlife Fund


was boosted by more than £100 thanks to a spring fair in Whalley CE School


on Saturday. Among the stalls kept


tombola.


busy were new goods, jumble, nearly new and a


by Mrs Dorothy Atkinson, of Rishton, who was born in Whalley, assisted by her relatives and friends who live in the area. Mrs Atkinson said the


The fair was organised . ,


Committee’s target is village centre


afternoon was a great suc­ cess, even though two other jumble sales were held in the village that day. She would like to thank all those who helped to set up and man the stalls.Pictured are some of the helpers and some who called in to pick up a bar­ gain at the new goods stall.


THE campaign for a community centre for Langho and Billington received a boost this


week with the formation of a steering com­ mittee.


function as part of the Billington and Langho Community Association, which had its constitution adopted at a public meet­ ing at St Leonard’s School, Langho. Its objective will be to


The committee will


provide re c re a t io n a l facilities for the people of the Billington area and the formation of a com­ munity centre is its major target. Chairman is Mr M. C.


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SELECTION OF IN THE AREA RICKERBY— HARRISON


ALL. Saints? Church, Pendleton, was .the set­


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pany executive, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs A. D. Rickerby, of Evening Hill, Thursby,


at the Cumberland Infir­ mary, is the only daugh­ ter of Dr and . Mrs Rex Harrison, of Green Drive, Clitheroe. The bridegroom, a com­


Carlisle. The bride, given away


At the organ


REMINISCENCES and anecdotes of 30 years as a church organist were re­ lated to Clitheroe Probus Club members by Mr D. K. Hall, of Read. He was thanked by Mr


w hite lace crinoline skirted gown with a short train. Her long veil was held in place by a head­ dress of white silk flowers and she carried a bouquet of freesia, bridal gladioli, Belinda roses, lily-of-the


valley and stephanotis. Matron of honour was


Mrs Catriona Fursden, who wore a pale turquoise hand painted chiffon dress and c a r r ie d fan ta sy freesia and gypsophilia.


by her father, wore a


Rickerby, the bride­ groom’s brother, grooms­ men were Mr Anthony Rickerby and Mr Neil Harrison and usher was Mr David Fursdon.


Best man was Mr John


ducted by the Rev. J. n Cole and the organist w the bride’s cousin, Peter Harrison. Following a reception


Tom Boylan. Chairman Mr James Hargreaves, on behalf of members, con­ gratulated Mr Wilfred Lees, who recently cele­ brated his 94th birthday. The next meeting is a week tomorrow.'


The ceremony was con


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Murdoch, of Pasturelands Drive; vice-chairman Mr J. Leach, of West View; secretary Mr J. Lamonby, treasurer Mr L. Gollop, both Pasturelands Drive and publicity officer Conn. Mrs Olga Leach, all of Billington.


.Mrs Leach, said: “We have considered a number of possible sites where community centre could be set up. “But the first task is to


ous fund-raising events in the pipeline including waste paper collection and a lottery. It is also to run a stall at the Ribble Valley Sports Council’s Co u n t r y F a y r e in Clitheroe, on June 8th and hopes to organise its own gala day later this year. Publicity officer, Coun


The committee has vari Bargain sale boosts funds


—Members should set example


A PLEA to nature lovers to uphold the Country Code and respect life in the countryside has been made by Mr John Huckie, administrative officer of the Lancashire Natural­ ists' Trust. He reminds members of


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FOR using a car with a faulty ty re, Douglas Richard Haigh (25), of King Street, Clitheroe, was fined £20 by the town’s magistrates. After considering the


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THERE could not have been a tighter Finish to the Wadding- ton Social Club sports quiz, with the out­ come resting on the final question. T h e re had been


Golf poser clinches quiz title


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