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A ‘DRY’ ROYAL WEDDING


AFTERNOON


AN application by 67 Ribble Valley public houses to open between 3 and 5 p.m. on the day of the Royal Wedding in July has been refused by Clitheroe magistrates. ; But the pubs —


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Honeymoon in Majorca follows


wedding


A FORMER member of Clitheroe YFC, Mr Gary Stuart Watts was married at St Nicholas’s Church, Arundel, Sussex, to Miss Elaine Mengham.


The bridegroom,' a sales


manager in Bognor Regis, is the elder son of Mrs K. W a t ts , fo rm e rly of Clitheroe and now living in London, and the bride, who works for a subsidi­ ary of the Heinz company, is the third daughter of Mr and Mrs R. G. Men gham, of Arundel.


The bride, given away


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by her father, wore i white French crinoline style gown of heavy lace with a train. Her short veil was held in place by a mother of pearl and orange blossom headdress and she carried a tiny bouquet of white roses and red carnations.


Best man was Mr David


Conrad and ushers were the bride’s brothers, Mr Nigel Mengham and Mr Russell Mengham.


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The Poplars, Bogno Regis, the couple left for a honeymoon in Majorca. They are to live in Bognor.


Conversion PLAN to convert


garage and store room to ; house at Gisburn’s Com­


mercial Hotel has been backed by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.


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IF YU HV N OE IR O AE A PN FE — AT RALLY


CLITHEROE Methodist Circuit was represented at the annual Good Friday Rally organised by Black­ burn Area Methodist Youth Council, held this year at Mellor Methodist Church. Guest speaker was Mr


J. S. Earnshaw, of Black­ burn, whose theme was “ The Cross of Jesus Christ.” The lesson was read by


Mr M. Tomlinson and the duo BASF led community singing.


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members of : the Ribble Valley Licensed Victual­ lers Association — will be allowed to remain open until 11-45 p.m. to cele­ brate the wedding of the century.


For the police, Mr


Peter Tidey said that it was felt there should be the usual clear three-hour break in the afternoon, so as not to encourage people to drink all day.


The justices also re­


fused applications for spe­ cial orders of exemption on six other days, many of them Saturdays preced­ ing bank holidays. Those turned down were April 16th, April 18th, May 2nd, May 24th, August 29th and January 2nd.


Hours allowed for


Christmas and New Year celebrations were brought into line with neighbour­ ing court areas and are as follows: Christmas Eve — extension until 11-45 p.m.; Christmas Day — either 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. or noon until 2 p.m.; Boxing Day — 11 p.m. until mid­ night; New Year’s Eve — 11 p.m. until 12-30 a.m.; New Year’s Day — 11 p.m. until 11-45 p.m.


Bridge Club


TWELVE tables were in play in the qualifying round of the Clitheroe Bridge Club champ­ ionship. Fourteen pairs qual­ ified for the final, the leaders


being: NS — Ml- A. Woollin and Mrs J. Martindale, EW Mrs Mercer and Mrs Gillib- rand.


Few pair found the sacrifice bid of five spades oa the follow­


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Pendle Club


WINNERS of a bridge session at the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were Mr and Mrs T. Adey, Mr F. Walker and Mr K. Jones.


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W.L.W. Porch


PERMISSION has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee for a porch and internal alter- ations to Greenfield


House, Back Lane, Grind- leton.


FOR these ■ members of the 1st Langho Guide company, it was out with' the walking boots on Good Friday for a seven-mile ramble from Downham to Barley and back by way of Pendle Bridge.


It was a hard but re­


warding pull for the girls who were accompanied by Guider Mrs B. Cooper (on the right).


The village’s 2nd Guide


company, however, was determined not to be ac­ cused of taking things easy and took part in a walk arranged by Ranger Carol Hargreaves, who plotted an eight-mile course from Langho to Great Harwood and back to Spring Wood. Guider Mrs L. Hargreaves was in charge of the party.


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Council warns slow payers


THE Ribble Valley Council’s legal department is having a blitz on slow payers buying their homes on the showpiece Riverside estate at Low Moor.


Conditional discharge


APPEARING on deferred sentence at Preston Crown Court on two cases of criminal damage by


breaking windows at TV-hire firm’s premises and the Department of Health and Social Securi­ ty office, in Clitheroe, Gil­ lian Darnell (19), Pee Park Avenue, Clitheroe, was given a conditional discharge for two years on condition that she undergoes psychiatric treatment.'


Judge William Open-


shaw told Darnell, an off- work nursing assistant, that she was lucky not to be sent away.


Easter test of endurance


' Ten people who' have council mortgages account for most of the arrears totalling £8,000. This, said Housing Committee chair man Coun. Fred Green (Wiltshire), was “disap­ pointing.” Announcing the blitz


Mr Jack Ruffley, Chief Legal Executive, said letters had been sent warning of likely prosecu tions. Coun. Tom Robinson


(Clitheroe) declared that there was perhaps mor need for'a blitz on tenants in arrears w'ith rent. At Riverside there was at least the security of the property. Mr Gordon Onslow


Borough Treasurer, had reported that rent owed by former council tenants now totalled £2,591 com pared with £1,731 at the end of December. All possible steps wer


being taken to recover this money but it was not easy. Coun. Mrs Beryl Cas


sidy (Clitheroe) wanted non-payers to be listed publicly at the council of­ fices but this idea v'as rejected as a dangerous step.


ANGLERS FINED


A MANCHESTER man who was said in court to be a bailiff for an angling club w’as fined £15 at Clitheroe for fishing the Ribble at Dinckley with an unlicensed rod. Kenneth Carlisle, of


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SIX members and two leaders from Trinity Youth Centre, Clitheroe, survived an Easter test of endurance.


They are pictured before setting off for Win-


dermere, where they were left on Thursday evening to make it home under their own steam, equipped only with provi­


sions and sleeping bags. Thankful for good


weather, though the nights were chilly, they arrived back in Clitheroe on Saturday night.


In the party were Philip Knight, Nicky


Slinger, Neil Winckley, Stuart Smith, Carl Stewart and Russell Men-


zies, accompanied by lead­ ers Dino Pozzi< and. . Dominico Lafranceschina.


Cotsw'old Drive, Royton pleaded guilty and in a letter said he was using two rods, but due to an oversight one of them was not licensed. He w'as or­ dered to pay £15 costs. For a similar offence at


Dinckley. Roy Laurence Mason, o f How’ son Avenue, Blackpool, was fined £15 with £15 costs. For fishing at Roches­


ter without a licence, Michael Cookson, of Scot­ land Bank Terrace, Black­ burn, was fined £15 and a further £15 for not giving his name and address to a water bailiff. He was or­ dered to pay £15 costs. He told the court that


he had thought the length of river near the village was free and he panicked w'hen he saw' the bailiff.


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