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Belated, but spectacular celebration in store


THE wedding of the year will be celebrated in right Royal style in Clitheroe with a torchlight procession through the streets followed by a firework display at the Castle Field.


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every effort was made to e n su re c o n t ra c to r s adhered to the council’s specifications, and houses were painted on a five- year cycle. Delay in com­ pleting the improvement of all the council’s pre-war houses was due to the ac­ tions of the present Gov­ ernment and its predeces­ sors.


Music licences


dancing iicence was granted to Newton Vil­ lage Hall.


AN application by Mr Terence Hall Parkinson for a special hours certifi­ cate and a musics sing­ ing and dancing licence for the Foxfields Restaur­ an t , Billington, was granted by the Ribble Valley Licensing Bench. There were no objectors. A music, singing and


(Clitheroe) said they were often told that the council had some of the best ten­ ants in the country and in that case they ought to be given the best service. Mr Black replied that


Coun. Bob Ainsworth, Town Mayor of Clitheroe, who had complained about work which he described as “an absolute disgrace”. He wanted to know what checks were made. Coun. B e r t Jo n e s


eye on things THE housing department of the Ribble Valley Council keeps a detailed written record of repair work, even down to when each coat of paint is ap­ plied, Mr Dennis Black, Borough Engineer, told the Housing Committee. He was replying to


set the celebration date for Saturday, September 5th — as the actual wed­ ding day, July 29th, is in the middle of Clitheroe holidays and the night would be too light. But, despite the “time


The town council has WALKER — MARSDEN.


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C a s t le g ro u n d s for firework display and sideshows was given at last week’s meeting of the Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee.


Permission to use the No licence FOR using an unlicensed


car, Michael Ball (36), of Lime Street, Clitheroe, was fined £25 with £5 costs at the town’s magis­ trates’ court. He pleaded guilty.


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celebrations in 1977 were a great success, but we are sure that the public interest in the Royal wed­ ding is such that this year’s procession and dis­ play will be even bigger and better.” The procession will


dividuals and organisa­ tions to come forward with a view to taking part in the procession and we need volunteers to make sure the firework display goes smoothly,” said Mr Orrell. “The silver jubilee


Orrell said that the even­ ing would follow much the same format as the Queen’s Silver Jubilee celebrations of four years ago, but on a more am­ bitious scale. “We are looking for in­


lag,” the council is deter­ mined that the celebration will be the biggest and best of its kind ever held in Clitheroe. Town Clerk Mr Janies


' field Avenue, Clitheroe. Given away by her


for Pendle Furniture, Sabden, is the fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs J. A. Marsden, of Marl- Hill Farm, Newton. The b r id eg ro om is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs G. Walker, of May- ■


Barbara Marsden was married to labourer Mr William Graham Walker at SS Michael and John’s Church, Clitheroe, on Saturday. The bride, who works


Machinist Miss Ann


Mrs Catherine Ann Duck­ worth and bridesmaid1 was Miss Margaret Mary Marsden, both sisters of the bride.


Restaurant licence opposed


taking part is asked toy contact Mr Orrell at' the


THE Ribble . Valley Licensing Bench turned down an application by Mr Drazen Sitar for the grant of a residential arid restaurant licence for an outbuilding he proposed to use in conjunction with his Northcote Manor Re­ staurant, Langho. He told the bench he


posed by the Ribble Valley Licensed Victual­ lers’ Association and sev­ eral publicans in the area.


White Lion licensee dies


some time ago with a brain tumour and spent time at Preston Royal In­ firmary and Christies Hospital in Manchester.. He came to the area in


1975 as a member of the Padiham Medical Centre practice. He was very much in­


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place at St John’s Church tomorrow at 1 p.m., fol­ lowed by interment in the churchyard.


m em b er of the 401 Masonic Lodge and was the Ribble Valley rep­ resentative on the Whit­ bread Tenants Associa­ tion. .


• Lesley and Diane. The funeral service was-’


He leaves a. wife, Dorothy and daughters


h e ld y e s t e r d a y a t Clitheroe - Parish Church, followed by cremation at Accrington.


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Guttridge had been at the pub for four-and-a-half years. Prior to that he was landlord at the Royal Oak Hotel, Allinthwaite, near Grange-over-Sands,. for six-and-a-half years. Before going into the licensed trade, he lived in Swinton and was a techni­ cian for a national register company. Mr Guttridge was a


LICENSEE of the White Lion Hotel, Clitheroe, Mr Bryan-Guttridge, has died in hospital, aged 50. Manchester-born Mr


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father; the bride wore a full-length white nylon dress edged with daisies. Her white veil also edged with daisies, was held in place by a headdress of small white flowers, and she carried a bouquet of carnations and orchids trimmed with pale blue and lilac ribbon. Matron of honour was


ducted by Fr B. Dobson and organist was Mrs Helen Crompton. A reception followed at


the Starkie Anns Hotel. The couple are to live in Highfield Road, Clitheroe. Photograph: Castle Studios, Clitheroe.


R o b e r t Walker, the bridegroom’s brother. Groomsman was Mr Peter Nelson and ushers were Mr John Walker, the bridegroom’s brother and Mr Joseph Marsden, the bride’s brother. ' The ceremony, was con­


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MORE than 500 people danced until the early hours of Saturday morning at Eaves House Farm, Waddington, the home of Jim and El- lalene Aspin, and raised about £900 for TFesf Bradford Playing Fields Committee. The money will be used towards supplying


electricity, water and toilet facilities to the recently-erected building on the field.


A 'CONTINUING domes­ tic squabble led to Mar­ garet Anne Ashworth (29), of Faraday Avenue, Clitheroe, appearing before .Clitheroe magis­ tra te s for assaulting Pamela Edna McTear, of Conway Avenue, Clitheroe, and causing her actual bodily harm.


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