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Janet Clare Henderson and Ken Bolton. The bride, who lives in


Church was the . setting for the wedding of


HENDERSON Whalley Methodist


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Special hours- licence for Chatburn pub


CHATBURN licensee Edward . Marcella has been granted a music, singing and dancing licence and a special hours certificate for. his premises by, Clitheroe Magistrates, despite police objections.'


Mr Marcella, of the


Pendle Hotel, already had a licence and, certificate for part of the- premises, but wanted permission for a large area in which he is having alterations. The £20,000 plans are


currently with the Ribble Valley Council and no de­ cision has yet been made on them. Mr Marcella told the


JUDGES and winners pictured, from the left, are: back — Knowles, Mr Cottam; front —


Mrs Ellison, Mrs Jackson.


court that he was trying to improve the image ■ of his discos and to attract a better class of customer who would want to wine, dine and dance. At his present discos on


jeans or leathers are not allowed in. Mr Marcella’s solicitor,


Fridays and Saturdays, the age. of people is check-, ed and those dressed in


Mr Leslie Ingham, said that people today wanted to be able to have music, dancing and food available


retail sales manager, of Great Harwood, is the only son of Mrs S. Bolton, of Clayton-le-Moors. The bride, given away


the application because they said there had been trouble with youngsters leaving the hotel late at night. Nearby residents had


The police objected to


by her brother, Mr David F. Robinson, wore a silver-coloured fine poly­ ester crepe gown with a pink pill-box hat and veil. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and bridal gladioli. Bridesmaid was Miss


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THE 1st Pendle Scout troop raised about £70 for funds at a coffee morning in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour on Saturday.


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WHITESIDE — CLOUGH


signer Miss Cherry Ann Clough was married to bodyshop foreman Mr Graham Michael Whiteside at Whalley Methodist Church. The bride is the elder


Children’s wear de­


deputy mayor, 'Coun. Mrs B a rb a ra S peak and Clitheroe Division MP Mr David Waddington.


Guests included the


daughter of Mr and Mrs K. Clough, of Mitton Road, Whalley. The bridegroom is the'


ments .were served by members of the troop’s fund-raising committee and there was a stall sel­ ling home produce and cakes.


Coffee and refresh­ •


elder son of Mr and'Mrs D. Whiteside, of Fulwood. ■ The bride, given away by her father, wore a full length white gown of em­ broidered; chiffon and satin with a deep frill at the shoulders and hem, a satin sash at the waist and white flowers in her hair. She carried a posy of pink and white rosebuds, carnations, lily-of-the- valley and stephanotis. Matron of honour was


joyed a tour of the mayor­ al suite. The committee wishes to thank the Scout chairman Mr Alf Ragnall for his work and Mr Alan Bleazard for broadcasting the event.


Many of the visitors en­


prices vary with models


Scouts cash in


Jane Claire Henderson, the bride’s daughter, who wore a pink crepe dress with burgundy accessories and carried pink roses and bridal gladioli. Best man was Mr Ted


Hurren and ushers were Mr Miles Robinson, the bride’s nephew and Mr John Harvey. The ceremony was con­


Stirk House Hotel, Gis- burn, the couple left for a honeymoon in Madeira. They are to live in


ducted by the Rev. Graham Vickers and - or­ ganist was Mr Norman Yates. Following a reception at


Waddington. P h o to g ra p h : Pau Deaville, Blackburn.


Sedgwick family shines at show


THERE, was a record of Newby Croft, Riming- number of entries at\ t°ni won trophies for the Rimington and district best vegetable and vase of


Horticultural Society’s CUHfaW


show, held in the’vil­ lage Memorial: Insti­ tute.


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at the same time. He added that the licensee had spent £600 on sound­ proofing the disco room.


son of the society’s secret­ ary Mr Ernest Sedgwick,


Howard Sedgwick (12),


SILVER AWARD


complained about noise. Four disco goers had been arrested for allegedly being drunk and disorder­ ly and two for causing criminal damage. Granting the licence,


MORE than 100 donors attended the session run by'the Lancaster branch of the National Blood Transfusion Service, at Clitheroe Parish Hall on Saturday. During the session, Mrs


the magistrates imposed conditions that a max­ imum of 130 people could attend the discos and that the 'licence should run from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The licence will come


Gillian M. Pinder, of “In- glenook,” Grindleton, re­ ceived a silver award for 25 donations from Mr. B. Sharpies, local donor or­ ganiser on behalf of Toe H.


into operation when the alterations to the building are completed.


P. Macnamara, team leader Miss Christine Kirk and ladies of the nursing division of the Clitheroe St John Ambu­ lance. WRVS members served refreshments. ",


In attendance was Dr


Call for change in rent defeated


(Clitheroe) argued that the system of charging people the rent of their usual house, even though they might be temporarily in a smaller one, . was unfair. He said that some ten-


A CALL for a change in the Ribble Valley Council’s policy of charging full rent for people living in temporary accommodation while their council houses are being improved was made at the Housing Committee. • Coun. B e r t Jo n e s ants in Mytton View had


been moved to smaller homes, but still paid rent for the larger ones. “It seems unfair that


these people should pay more rent than the people living next door in the same size house. They have all the inconvenience of a smaller home,,but do not have a smaller rent,” he said. However, Coun. Harry


Riding (Longridge) said: “Anyone who has im­ provements done to their own home has all the . in­ convenience of the reno­ vation work. At least these people have a house to move to.” Health and Housing Of­


ficer Mr Peter Gladwin told members that of the nine tenants moved, six would pay more rent if the system was altered. The only alternative


would be to create new tenancies, with new rent books, involving much expense. Mr Gladwin pointed out


father


cups, for sweet peas and the best rose. The children’s exhibit


collected -


.Mrs Lillie Pratt, of .West View, Clitheroe, won the : award - for floral.art on the Royal Wedding theme. Mr Brian Harrop, of Clitheroe Road, Sabden, took the cup for wine: The trophy for best in


cup went to James Fal­ shaw (9), of Shuttleworth Hali Farm, Gisburn, and


show went to Mr A. Greenwood; of Barnold- swick, and the best be­ gonia was shown by Mr J. Green, of Fence. Judges were Mr F.


taker, Miss B. Woodcock, Mrs E. Hartley. Peas: 1 and 3,. Mrs A. Seed, Mrs A. J. Taylor. Beans: 1 and 3, Mr T. Jackson, Mr E. Gomall. Tomatoes: 1 and 2, Mr A. Stott. Cauliflower: H. Sedgwick, Mr T. Jackson. Other vegetable: Mr A.


Dressed onions: J. Whit­


Stott, Mrs E. Hartley, Mrs J. Whawell. Soft fruit: Mr T. Jackson, Mrs D. Wells. Three onions: Mrs A. Seed, H. Sedg­ wick, Mrs J. Taylor. 1


Confectionery


waite, Mrs E. A. Silverwood, Mrs D. Wells. Fruit scones: Mrs'C. Thistlethwaite, Mrs D. Wells, 3 and highly commended Mrs C. Knowles. Chocolate cake: 1, 2 and 3, Mrs C. Knowles, equal 2 Mrs C. Thist­ lethwaite.


Parkin: Mrs C. Thistleth­ □


Cottam (flowers and veg­ etables), Mrs A. Burton (floral art), Mr -T. Cook (wine) and Mrs A. Hol­ gate (confectionery). Prizes were presented


by president Miss B. Woodcock. Raffle winners were Mrs • Marion Ashton and Mrs Joyce Gorrighan, both of Rimington.


RESULTS Flowers


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Greenwood, Miss B.' Woodcock. Foliage plant: A. Greenwood, H. Sedgwick, ,T. Butterworth. Cactus or succulent: 1 and 3 ,1. Butterworth, Mr G. Carr. Fuchsia: A . : Greenwood, T. Butterworth, Mrs K. Schos- land: Begonia:, l and;3 Mr J.‘■ Green, H. Sedgwick..


3 J. Fitton. Three roses: H.! Sedgwick, T. Butterworth, J , Fitton. Vase of roses: Mr E. Sedgwick, J. Fitton, Mrs W. M. Ellison. Rose: A. Green­ wood, J. Fitton, Mr J. Green. Floribunda roses: Mrs F. In-


Fitton. Gladioli: H. Carr, 2 and 3, H. Sedgwick. Three gladioli: 1 and 2, H. Sedgwick, Mr G.


gleby, 3 J. Fitton. Vase of floribunda roses: J.


Carr. Sweet peas: Mr E. Sedg­ wick, A. Greenwood, Mr A. Stott. Herbaceous perennials: J. Fitton, Mrs E. Jackson, Mrs J. Taylor.


wick, J. Fitton, Mr E. Sedg­ wick. Cactus dahlias: 1 and 2, A. Greenwood, H. Carr. De­ corative dahlias: A. Green­ wood, 2 and 3, H. Carr. Chry­ santhemums: H. Carr, A. Greenwood, Mr T. Jackson. Buttonhole: T. Butterworth, J. Fitton, Mrs F. Ingleby. Dress spray: Miss 'M. Bairstow, J. Fitton, Mr E.,.Sedgwick.


Floral Art ,


M. Scott, J. Fitton. Royal Wedding exhibit: Mrs L. Pratt,


Shades: Mrs A. Seed, Mrs G.


Mrs G. M. Scott, T. Butter-/ worth. Neat and charming: Mrs G. M. Scott, Mrs L; Pratt, J. Fitton. .


. Children’s Section


that at the moment the council paid moving ex­ penses, but if new tenan­ cies were created for. tem­ porary accommodation, tenants would have to pay removal costs.


whelmingly re j ected Couri. Jones’ proposal.


• The committee over­ ’


Thistlethwaite, James Falshaw. Miniature garden: James Fal­ shaw, David'Scott, Tony But­ terworth. "Oddity” class: Tony Butterworth,- James Falshaw, Jean Thistlethwaite. Salad James Falshaw, Jean Thistleth waite. Coconut pyramids James Faishaw, Jean Thistleth waite.


Tray. of. wild .fruits: Jean


BRIDGE CLUB


FOURTEEN tables were play at


n Vegetables


•Mrs E. Hartley. Beetroot: Mrs A. Seed, 2 and 3, Mrs E. Hartley. Turnips: 1 and 2,- Mrs E. Hartley. Cabbage: Mrs A. Seed, Mr E. Sedgwick, H. Sedgwick. Onions: 1 and 3, H. Sedgwick, Mr E. Sedgwick.


Potatoes: 1 and 2, H. Carr,


Clitheroe Bridge Club. Wiiinners were: NS Mr W. L. Wilkinson


the duplicate game at in


and Mr B. Hicks; -Mrs Milling­ ton and Mrs McKinnon; EW Mr Moore and Mr Spencer,; Mrs Brenton and Mrs Garde. ‘The following hand was


passed out at every table but one, when an adventurous north opened a sub minimum one no tnimp, which his part-' ner passed to two. With a bit of help from the opponents, the contract was made for a top score.-


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Mrs Heather Young, the bride’s; sister, who wore a fall length pale- pink dress in broderie anglaise and satin in a similar style to the bride’s. She had matching’ flowers in her hair and carried a posy of pink and white flowers. B e s t man was Mr


Ronald Hopkinson and ushers were Mr Kevin Young and ■ Mr Brian Hopkins.


ducted by the Rev. G. A; Vickers and organist was Mr Norman Yates. Following a reception at


The ceremony was con­ v :•


the Fence Gate Restaur­ ant, Fence, the couple left for. a honeymoon in Jersey. They are to live in


Preston. P h o to g ra p h : Paul Deaville, Blackburn., .


THE weather was on its best behaviour for Whalley CE School’sannual September fair in the school grounds, organised by the Parent-Teacher Associa­


tion. . - - ^


numerous sideshows, including the roll-a.-penny game which, was well patronised, as iseen in our picture.


The sun shone all day and more than "£500. was raised for school funds, ; There were cake, white elephant, grocery and handicraft stalls, a tombola and


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CLITHEROE Nicholas Wilkin received a broke head and facia when he was in an accident with, Tuesday night, home in Castle N The driver o


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