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Whalley in


the swim


PUPILS of Whalley CE School have been in the’ swim recently gaining personal survival awards at Great Harwood Swim­ ming Pool. Three Whalley youngs­


ters, Lucie Waterhouse (11), of Station Road, Catherine; Ashton (11), of Woodlands Drive and Elizabeth Alblas (10), of Abbey Fields, gained gold awards. Silver awards .were


gained by 11-year-olds Michael Bale, of The Old V ica ra g e , Whalley; Andrew Evans, of Rid- dings Lane, Whalley; David Hornby of Indust­ rial Terrace, Billington; Sally deLey, of Clitheroe and Giles Kitching of In­ dustrial Terrace, Bil­ lington. Bronze awards went to


Jowenna Heyworth (11), of Mitton Road, Whalley; Roger Coates (11), of Lawsonsteads Farm, Whalley; Henry White (11), of Mitton Road, Whalley; Alison Laycock (11), of Limefield Avenue, Whalley. Alan Slow (10), of Pas-


turelands Drive, Billing­ ton; Adrian Shields (10), of Walmsley Brow, Bil­ lington; Jane Ireland (10), of Clitheroe Road, Whal­ ley; Shaun Dewhurst (10), of Pasturelands Drive, Billington, and Katie Alblas (10), of Abbey Fields, Whalley. Pupils of the school,


from the age of nine up­ wards, regularly visit the baths for swimming lessons.


s o s c o s o t


Celebrate golden wedding


FORMER Downham couple Alan and Doris Hanson celebrated their g o ld en w ed d in g on Saturday. Alan (76) and Doris,


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band in fanning, Doris, formerly of Low Moor, was a weaver. Their family joined


them in celebrating their special day with a party at the Coronation Hotel, Horton-in-Craven, on Saturday. Doris’s sister, Miss


Edith Taylor, of St Paul’s Street, Low Moor, a bridesmaid at the wed­ ding, was at the party, as were the couple’s chil­ dren, Alan, of Gill Farm, Barnoldswick; Clive, who lives at Croft Gate Farm with his parents; and Mrs Shirley Berry, of Moor Lane Farm, Salterforth.


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READ motorist Frank Todd (26), of Hambledon View, was taking a Land Rover for the MoT when police stopped him in Railway View Road, Clitheroe, Insp. Bill Moore, prosecuting, told the town’s magistrates. Todd pleaded guilty to


using the vehicle without, insurance and was fined £60. He was ordered to pay £5 costs.


CELEBRATION SPENDING IS KEPT DOWN


THE Ribble Valley Council is encouraging local communities and parishes to arrange their own events to celebrate next month’s Royal wedding.


Apart from planting a u


mature tree in the Castle grounds and sending a telegram of congratula­ tions to Prince Charles and his bride, the coun­ cil’s Policy and Resources Committee decided against spending any more money to celebrate the event. The committee heard


BRIDE of two weeks Mrs Anne Pietrzak, of Clitheroe, brought out her wedding gown for the second time to take part in a mock wedding to demonstrate hair styles to Clitheroe Evening Townswomen’s Guild. Also in- the wedding party were the “bride’s


that various villages were arranging celebrations and Clitheroe had a tor­ chlight procession and firework display planned in September. A suggestion by Coun.


Casting for next play


A ASHWORTH —


WILLIAMSON A nursing auxiliary at


Clitheroe Hospital, Miss Jacqui Williamson was married to agricultural contractor Mr Alan Ash­ worth at St Mary’s Church, Gisburn.


The bride is the daugh­


ter of Mr and Mrs J. H. Williamson, of Fell View, Stubbins Park, Sabden, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs V; Ashworth, of Low Moor Farm, Low Moor, and the late Mr J. Ashworth.


The bride, given away


by her father, wore a white traditional-style gown of Chantilly lace with a sweetheart neck­ line and a full train. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses, white and l i la c fr e e s ia and stephanotis.


Chief bridesmaid was


Miss Gillian Slinger and other attendants were Miss Gillian Ashworth, the bridegroom’s sister, and Miss Claire Spedding, the bride’s niece.


Miss Slinger and Miss


Ashworth wore pale lilac cotton dresses trimmed with broderie anglaise and Miss Spedding wore a white cotton dress trim­ med with lace. They all carried mixed white flowers.


B e s t man was Mr


Michael Holgate, the bridegroom’s brother-in- law, groomsmen were. Mr H. Ashworth and Mr B. Campbell and ushers were Mr D. Ashworth and Mr R. Spedding. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Canon S. A. Selby. Following a reception at


the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, the couple left for a honeymoon in Devon. They are to live in Bal­ moral Avenue, Clitheroe.


Photograph: P y e ’s, Clitheroe.


WELLS — LYONS


The son of a former


Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Mr Anthony Wells, was married to Miss Judith Anne Lyons at St Augustine’s RC Church, Lowerhouse, Burnley, on Saturday.


The bridegroom, a Brit­


ish Telecom technical of­ ficer, is the son of Coun. and Mrs Leo Wells, of C h e s te r A v en u e , Clitheroe.


The bride, a telephonist at British Telecom, is


the daughter of Mr and Mrs H. L y on s , of Padiham Road, Burnley.


The bride, given away


by her father, wore a white chiffon organza gown with a fitted bodice of heavy guipure lace, bishop sleeves and a full train. Her full-length cir­ cular veil w’as held in place by- a floral circlet and she earned a bouquet of gold roses and white bridal flowers.'


Matron of honour was


Mrs Ann Hartley, and bridesmaids were Miss Linda Houghton and Miss Elizabeth Wells, the bridegroom’s sister. They w'ore full-length


aqua-coloured dresses with floral chiffon capes and floral headdresses, and canned pink roses and white bridal flowers. Best man was Mr Peter


Wells, the bridegroom’s brother, groomsman was Mr David Paul Lyons, the b r id e ’s brother, and ushers were Mr Alan Barnsley and Mr Kenneth Riley. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Fr J. Groake. Following a reception at


the Fence Gate Restaur­ ant, Fence, the couple left for a touring honeymoon in the south of England. They are to live in Whalley.


. Photograph: Ken Cron- shaw, Padiham.


Tosside sports fun


DESPITE the bad weath­ er, all races were com­ pleted at the annual sports day at Tosside on Saturday. The fancy dress parade


REPRODUCTIONat GOOD QUALITY


REASONABLE PRICES This 3ft. dresser


£199


was followed by sports and a Jacob’s Join tea in the institute. A social was held in the evening when MCs were Mr S. Hogg and Mr J. Wilson. Mr Garry Robinson provided the music. The field was loaned by


Mr T. Edgar, of Skirden Hall. Starter was Mr S. Hogg and judges Mr J. Wilson, Mr P. Dugdale and Mr M. Leverton. The prizes were pre­


sented by Mr P. Tilbury, results recorded by Mrs M. Thorn and tea pre­ pared by Mrs Close, Mrs T ilb u ry and Mrs Robinson. Mr and Mrs Howarth,


.tion. . Fancy dress — Original:


• Sack races — 5 years: Luke Dugdale, Alexander Van Rees, Rebecca Thorn and Susan Wilson. 6 years: Angela Close, Carol Wilson, Joelyn Rogan and Aaron Dugdale. 8 to 9 years: Daniel Brown, Michael Rogan, Tracey Levertori. 10 years: David Leverton, Robert Powe, Amanda Newhouse. 11 years: Paul Howard, Paul Wilson, David Winnard. 12 years: Pe te r Taylor, Sam Leverton, Joanne Murdoch. 13 years: Andrew Proom. Christ­ opher Close, Peter Wilson.


Rebecca Thom, Luke Dugdale, Kevin Robinson, Under 5: Luke Dugdale, Rebecca Thom, Kevin Robinson. 5 to 6 years: Alexander Van Rees, Jac­ queline Hay g ar th, Susan Wilson. 8 years: Angela Close, Carol Wilson, Aaron Dugdale. 9 years: Michael Rogan, Sarah Drachenberg, Tracey Lever- ton. 10 to 12 years: David Win- nard, Paul Howard, Paul Wilson. 13 years: Jason Brown, Gerard Winnard, Peter Wilson.


Flat races — 2 to 4 years:


of Quarry House, judged the fancy dress competi-


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Close and Aaron Dugdale (Royal couple), Rebecca Thom, Joan Burrows, Andrew Proom (Cinderella and sisters), Jac­ queline Haygath (Bo-peep), equal 3rd Robert Powe (one man ’ ' and his dog) and Sarah Drachenberg (Fairy Queen). Comic: Paul Wilson (Prince


Susan Wilson (News at Ten), Carol Wilson (Dusty Bin), Peter Wilson (Danish Bacon). Character: equal 1st Angela


Charles off his horse), equal 2nd Joelyn Rogan (Ostrich) and Aaran Dracnenberg (Baby yetti), equal 3rd Mike Dugdale (Flash Gordon) and Paul Howard (Woodhouse way). ■


years and under: Claire Van Rees, Rebecca Thorn, Luke Dugdale and Alexander Van Rees. 6 to 7 years: Aaron Dug­ dale, Jacqueline Haygarth, Susan Wilson. 8 years: Joelyn Rogan, Angela Close, Carol Wilson. 9 to 10 years: Tracey Leverton, David Leverton, Robert Powe. 11 years: David Winnard, Jonathan Burrows, Paul Wilson. 12 years: Ian L ev e r to n , P e te r Taylor,


Egg and spoon races — 5


Paul Wilson, Paul Howard, Jonathan Burrows. 12 years: Joanne Murdoch, Sam Lever­ ton, Peter Taylor. 13 to 14 years: Christopher Close, Andrew Proom, Paul Wilson^


under: Susan Wilson and Jac­ queline Haygarth, Rebecca Thorn and Alexander Van Rees. 7 to 9 years: Carol


Three-legged races — 6 and


Wilson and Angela Close, Tracey Leverton and Sarah Drachenberg, Amanda New­ house and Joelyn Rogan. 10 to - 11 years: Peter Taylor and Sam Leverton, Paul Wilson and David Leverton, Joanne Mur­ doch and Amanda Newhouse. 12 to 14 years: Jason Brown and Gerard Winnard, Christine and Susan Burrows, Peter Wilson and Christopher Close.


14 years: Andrew Proom and Christopher Close, Jason Brown and Gerard Winnard. 10 to 11 years: Ian Leverton and Jonathan Burrows, equal 2nd Paul Wilson and David Win­ nard, Amanda Newhouse and Joanne Murdoch, Robert Powe and Paul Howard. 8 to 10 years: David Leverton and Robert Powe, Sarah Drachen­ berg and Tracey Leverton, Jo e ly n Rogan and Carol Wilson.


Wheelbarrow race — 13 to


Monkey runs — 13 to 14 y e:ars: Andrew Proom, Gerard .Wi Vinnard, Jason Brown. 11 to


Joanne Murdoch. 13 to 14 years; boys: Gerard Winnard, Andrew Proom, Jason Brown. 13 to 14 years, girls: Susan Winnard, Christine. Burrows, Susan Burrows. Obstacle races — 7 to 8 Carol


y e:ars: Aaron Dugdale, Wi


Vilson, Joelyn Rogan. 9 years: Michael Rogan, Daniel Brown, Tracey Leverton. 10 years: David Leverton, Robert Powe, Amanda Newhouse. 11 years:


to 8 years: equal 1st Joelyn Rogan, Aaron Dugdale, / Close, 4th Carol Wilson.


12 years: Ian Leverton, Paul Howard, David Winnard. 9 to 10 years: Robert Powe, David Leverton, Tracey Leverton. 7


and over: Jason Brown, Joanne Murdoch, Gerard Winnard. 10 and under: David Leverton, Sarah 'Drachcriberg, Tracey Leverton.


Round the field races — 11 '


Cycle race: Peter Taylor, Jason Brown, Andrew Proom.


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UPHOLSTERY Welbeck 3-sealer Chesterfield top quality, was SALE gold damask................... ............................. £408 £199 Half price and below odd lounge chairs, l.e. Gala chair, beige Dralon................................. £175 £59.90 Duchess 3-seater suite, Dralon upholstery...... £816 £450 Foster Len cottage print settee....................... £118


Welbeck Dralon Chesterfield suite.................. £899 £549 Woodstock 3-seater suite.............................. £680 £395 New Abbey traditional 3-seater settee............ £319 £150 Carver frame Italian 3-seater suite, blue Dralon.......................................................... £1,278 £699 Ascot 10-^ushion traditional suite.................. £1,069 £699 Regent 3-seater suite, plain Dralon................. £729 £395 MANY MORE


CABINET


Alfa 4ft. high wall unit, teak finish.................... £215 £149.90 Rimini 4-door black ash robe/2 mirror doors............................................................ £255 £149 Hallmark antique oak finish sideboard............ £294 £195 Haiimark antique oak finish dining table.......... £192 £125


Hallmark antique oak finish TV/Hi-FI cabinet.......................................................... 2231 £149 Three-tier tile top nest tables..........................


Schrelber Nova vanltory bedroom unit............ £489 £295 Combination robe, teak/whlte finish............... £131


£42.90 £78


Meredew 6ft. 7in. mahogany finish wall unit..... £639 £450 Custom built white/glit finish dressing table.... £154 £99.90 Solid pine 3-shelf unit.................................... £39.90 £22.90 MANY MORE


BEDS Folding bed...................................................


. Sllentnlght kingslze 5ft. sprung set................ Lay-E-Zee 4ft. Gin. Damask mattresses............ Juliet 4ft. 6ln. divan set 10-year guarantee...... Sllentnight single divan set............................


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Rio deep drawer double divan set, 10-year auarantee


£128 33


£145


£49.90 £99.90 £59.90


Hundreds of headboards, velvets and metals Items subject to availability


Large selection of Cabinet furniture all reduced bedroom/dining and occasional furniture


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Challenger double size divan set, 10-year guarantee ’


SALE PRICE £79.90


Silentnight double continental headboard, two bedside tables with brown velvet pad and lights.


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Beautility Woodstock 6ft.


natural teak finish, high wall unit.


Was £429.75 SALEPRICE £279.50 x £25 Was £453


Orland 3-piece suite, green velour velvet. SALEPRICE


£250 £65


Contessa Windsor suite with 10 loose reversible cushions and quality upholstery. Was £711


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mother” Mrs Sylvia Walker, of Dunsop Bridge; the “bridegroom’s mother,” Mrs Marie Brown, of Waddington, and “bridesmaids” Miss Michelle Brown, of Waddington, and Beverley Moss and- Elizabeth Bray, both of Clitheroe, who had all recently undertaken the same roles in actual weddings. The wedding group was part of the demonstra­


tion entitled “A woman’s crowning glory” pre­ sented by Brotherton’s hairdressers, Clitheroe. Compered by Mr N. Bradley, area manager for


L’Oreal, five hairdressers and 30 models — all customers of Brotherton’s — displayed a wide range of colours, styles and sets. Hairstylists were Lynn Clarke, Debbie Read,


Alison Crane, Sandra Jones and Irene Alizeon. Visitors to the open meeting who were wel­


comed by .Mrs J. Biehler, were able to watch several styles being set. Mrs C. Sainsbury thanked the proprietor of


Brotherton’s, Mrs A. Baron, and gave her a spray of flowers. Raffle prizes were won by Miss Fox, Mrs E. Lord and Mrs Wooff.


CJ


WADDINGTON Drama Group has chosen “Move Over Mrs Markham” for its next production, from November 18th to 21st.


The producer is Greta


Wilkinson and casting au­ ditions are being held on Monday.


Anyone who is in­


terested in a part, or in helping out backstage, is asked to contact April Bell, Clitheroe 26234.


The group is also look­


ing for willing helpers to reconstruct or build new flats for scenery. Stage manager Barrie- Wood would welcome any help at the Higher Buck car park, Waddington, from 11 a.m. on July 11th.


Geo f fr ey Ainsworth (Wilpshire) to give small coins to all Ribble Valley junior schoolchildren was not accepted after mem­ bers heard there were about 5,000 children in­ volved. Committee chairman


Coun. Harry Riding (Lon- gridge) said: “It would take a lot of money and it is - not the best time to spend money on some­ thing like this.” Coun. Brian Braith-


waite (Clitheroe) sug­ gested the council should


N o L - p l a t e s


FOR not displaying L- plates on a moped he was driving in Station Road, C l ith e r o e , Andrew Nicholas Pritchard (17), of Henthorn Road, was fined £15 by the town’s magis­ trates and ordered to pay £5 costs.


make a small grant to each parish towards then- own celebrations, but it was felt this would be too difficult to administer. The Mayor, Coun. John


I. Walmsley (Waddington) added: “I hope that each parish in the Ribble Valley will organise some­ thing for itself.”


Wheelchairs welcome at fair


DISABLED people, par­ ticularly those in wheel­ chairs, will be specially welcome at a charity fair being held in Waddington on Saturday. For its aim is to raise


money to buy equipment for the local Red Cross Club for the Disabled. The fair, being organ­


ised by Waddington WI, is in St Helen’s Sunday School, to make access easier for those in wheel­ chairs. It will be opened at 2-15 p.m. by the chair­ man of the Lancashire Federation of WIs, Mrs Florence Smithies. Attractions include lace­


making and spinning de­ monstrations, home-made teas, a display of WI crafts and all manner of goods on sale, from cakes, plants and produce to jewellery, books and greetings cards.


Full suite


Brazil cream finish 7ft. bedroom unit with brass coloured trimmings Was £245


SALEPRICE


£148.50 £


2 £ Of O?


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