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months of talks•, to- be ' , ,


-Manchester University, . will give an illustrated talk on 'American ■ and Russian cities. ■ ~


On.-November ; 21st;: • Prof. .Brian Robson,-"of


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■ • India comes under, the spotlight on February 20th, with speakers Dick Morgan and Steve Har­ rison.


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Pendle Club


WINNERS of the bridge session' a t Clithe ro e Pendle Club were Mr C; Hill and Mrs R. Pye, Mr T. Adey and Mr J. Lynch.


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CLITHEROE Oxfam Group is appealing for as­ sistance for its flag day on Saturday, to raise-money for the victims of famine and drought in East Africa. Anybody wishing to volunteer should con­ tact Mr Malcolm Black­ b u rn , on C lith e ro e (24387), or go the shop on the day.


surer is Miss M. Rawes, of P a rk Avenue, Clitheroe, head of geogra­ phy at the Girls’ Grammar School, and vice-chairman is Mr Graham Mitchell, of Hurst Green, head of geography at Stonyhurst College.


geography is welcome to attend the lectures, held in Blackburn. ■ The association’s trea­


and a sales engineer who both work in West Ger­ many were married on Saturday at St Mary The Virgin Church, Gisburn.


A bilingual secretary


Payton, is th e ' elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Payton,. of Little Court Cafe, Gisburn and the bridegroom,' Mr C h r is top h e r Richard Johnson, is the younger son of Mr and Mrs Peter Johnson, of Beckenham, Kent.


The bride, Miss- Janis


by her father, wore a white high-necked • gown with long lace sleeves,' ruched bodice and lace train. Her short veil was edged with guipure lace and daisies and held' in place by a Juliet cap and she carried a bouquet of pink and mauve orchids and stephanotis.


• The bride, given away


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hryn Payton, the bride’s sister, and Mrs Carol Johnson, the bridegroom’s sister-in-law, wore pale pink dresses trimmed with white lace. They had fresh flowers in their hair and carried bouquets of pale pink rosebuds and stephanotis.


Bridesmaids Miss Kat­ A


Johnson, the bridegroom’s brother, and ushers were Mr Antony Beard and Mr Andrew Goldsbrough.


Best man was Mr Robin


conducted by Canon S. A. Selby, a reception was held at the Castle Re­ staurant, Clitheroe.


After the ceremony,


West Germany, after a honeymoon in Corfu.


The couple will live in


Photograph: Pye’s, Clitheroe.


AN attempt to quash court action against a man storing concrete lintels at Worston without planning permission was defeated at a meeting of the'Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.


favour, of legal action being taken to prevent use of the site.


Members voted 7-5 in


Paul Timson said that, fol-, lowing a complaint, an order was granted in July, 1979, stopping the manufacture and storage of lintels. Manufacture


Council, solicitor Mr. ■ :: Enforcement order


ceased, but materials were still being stored there despite promises th a t they would be removed. ■ Moving that no action be taken, .Coun. Bob Ainsworth (Clitheroe) said that the site was well screened and not visible from the road. Coun. Edwin Gretton


A PRESENTATION of a carriage clock to mark 25 years'with Clitheroe Auc­ tion Mart was made to Mr Robin M. Addyman at the Castle-Restaurant on. Thursday.:


: He is pictured (sixth right) with his wife Judith on his left and Mr John Dawson, the company sec­ retary, on his ,right.


pany-chairman, made the presentation.


Mr Hill Speak, the com­


all parts of the market, before working as an au­ ctioneer with the late Mr Joe Balshaw. In recent years he has been the sole auctioneer at the market, conducting the Monday, iTuesday and Friday cattle and sheep sales and the monthly pony sales.


: Mr Addyman trained in


farmers throughout the Ribble Valley and to many from further afield who attend the special sales of stock.


He is well- known to


his main interests and he has been. chairman of Area 32, which extends from Leeds to Colne, and chairman at Skipton. He and his wife attended the charter celebrations in Malta.


driving in his pony and trap. He recently spent a short holiday driving through the Dales.


' Mr Addyman’s hobby'is ,


(West Bradford) said that he had never noticed the site but, as the ground was being used illegally, the committee had no option but to press ahead with the enforcement order. :


Grove, Skipton, he runs his own business as an auctioneer, officiating at farm sales in a wide area of the Ribble Valley and Craven. Round Table is one of


From his home at Wood


Wednesday Club’s officers


THE new executive com­ mittee of the .Clitheroe and District Wednesday Club was elected at the AGM at the Sun Inn, Waddington. Leader is Mrs Beryl


: monstration was given by Mrs Dawbers and mem­ bers wex-’e able to buy the items. The next meeting has


; been brought forward to October 8th, when .there will be a trip to the Mike Yarwood Show at the Opera House, Blackpool. Tickets are limited to 30 and members wishing to go should contact Mrs Pam’ Bury (Clitheroe 25383) or Mrs Kate Grant (Clitheroe 26657).


Convictions quashed


AN appeal by a Billington motor cyclist against two motoring convictions has been upheld at Preston Crown Court. Clitheroe magistrates convicted Philip Richard Hornby (20) of Meadow Close,. of driving without due care and not obeying traffic signals, and fined him £75 when he ap­ peared before them in March.


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