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PINDER — HARB


The wedding of Miss


Julie Helen Harb and Mr Maurice Leslie Pirider took place at Chatburn Methodist 'Church. The bride is the eldest


senior social work officer Mr N. G. Baron, “for someone in need to be helped by an unpaid non- official person; in other words, to be befriended. “Presently we have a


It is meaningful,” said


group of five volunteers who work with a small number of people. Service to others is their main motive and we have very much appreciated the time which they have been able to offer to our clients.” A volunteer is likely to


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be asked to do a variety of jobs, some as one-offs, such as transporting people, b ab y -s it t in g , granny- sitting or shop­ ping, but the most impor­ tant thing of all is to build up relationships on a long­ term basis. The social workers will


daughter of Mrs Juliana Harb, of Pendle Avenue, Chatburn, and the late Mr Josef Harb. The bridegroom is the


eldest son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Pinder, of Grafton Street, Clitheroe. The bride, given away


by her uncle, wore a lace- trimmed gown featuring a high neckline and train. She had a headdress of white pearls and silk flow­ ers and carried a bouquet of pink and mauve silk flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss


Angela Harb, the bride’s sister, and Miss Wendy Hudson, Miss Paula Briggs, and Miss Cindy .Briggs, the bridegroom’s nieces. They wore mauve dres­


advise volunteers when any difficulties are en­ countered. The appeal coincides


Six months to sort out Chipping planning


with a seasonal drive to provide Christmas toys for needy children in the Ribble Valley. All kinds of playthings


AN appeal against Dosa by the Ribble


Valley Council to pull new bowling


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in good condition are re­ quired and volunteers are needed to collect, pack and distribute the gifts. If you are interested,


clubhouse -at 1 The Brick House Restaur­ ant, Chipping, has been adjourned for six months.


Mr Baron will be pleased to receive inquiries on Clitheroe 25146.


Village news


ses decorated with frills and made by the brideg­ room’s sister, Mrs Pamela Hudson. Their outfits were completed by match ing headresses and bou­ quets. Best man was Mr Mark


Paythorne


Pinder, the bridegroom’s brother, and usher was Mr Alan Boyer. Following the cere­


subject of the annual mis­ sionary meeting held at Paythorne Chapel on Friday. The Rev. T. J. Brad­


Costumes Life in Ghana was the


mony, performed by the Rev. Tim Bradshaw, there was a reception at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton. The couple went on honeymoon to the Lake


District. They will live in Bridge Road, Chatburn. Photograph: P y e ’s,


Clitheroe.


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Man did not pay for bar of chocolate


A STORE detective at Hillards Supermarket saw a Grindleton man put a block of chocolate in his trousers pocket and leave without paying for it, Clitheroe magistrates


were told. Frank Fletcher Briggs


(53), of Greendale View, was found guilty of steal­ ing the chocolate, worth 63>/2p. He was fined £50 and


shaw introduced the speaker, Miss C. Garnett, of Rathmell, and the boys and girls tried on the ap­ propriate costumes. There was a bring-and-


The council imposed an


enforcement order against ' the owner, Mi- Tim Gor- nall, for going ahead with building work without de­ tailed planning permis­ sion. The order would have meant taking down the building for inspection of materials.


the appellant’s evidence,. Mr Eric Lawrance, a senior planning inspector from the Department of Environment, decided to adjourn an inquiry at Clitheroe, to give Mr Gor- nall time to put full plans before the council. If


After hearing part of


these are then refused, the inquiry will be re­ sumed in six months. Counsel for Mr Gomall,' .


Mr David Hodson, said that in 1975 his client had been given outline plan­ ning permission to con­ vert a barn. He had planned to build


building “inspector,” said Itf'June,'1980 application


a motel with two staff flats, but after a change of heart decided on - a bowling green and club­


house instead. Approval was sought


and building work started on, the site of the barn and a shippon. Mr Hodson conceded this was a breach of planning per­ mission. In the course of build­


was made for permission to develop a car park and the bowling green. This was granted and there was then an interval until October 1981 when the council wrote to Mr Gor­ nall asking, about- the un­ authorised work on the two-storey clubhouse


building. After a site meeting be­


ing work the shippon fell down. Mr Gornall did not think he needed permis­ sion to re-build on the site of a former building. “During the course of


the work there were fre­ quent visits by the council


buy ■ stall and refresh­ ment's were served. Pro­ ceeds of £25 arc for the overseas mission fund.


W is w e l l


Cancer research The final total raised at


Wiswell WI’s ploughman’s lunch at the home of Mr and Mrs H. D. Hacking, Springfield Close, Whal- ley, was £309.02. It will go to the Mayor’s Charity Fund for cancer research at Christie Hospital, Man­ chester.


the Old Grammar School, .Whalley, over £50 was


Whitewell


that he noticed the choco­ late sticking out from the bars of his trolley and put the block in his pocket so that it would not fall on the floor. “I did leave without


ordered to pay costs total­ ling £31.59. Briggs told the court


grand draw held at the Whitewell Hotel by per­ mission of Mr and Mrs R. Bowman l-aised £244 for St Michael’s Church.' Whist winners were:


For church A whist drive and


Jumble At a jumble sale held in


raised for Wiswell WI funds.


Guild increases its membership


RIBBLESDALE Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild enjoyed a full and active year with increased membership, members were told at the annual meeting by secretary Mrs E. Windle. Mrs A. Pedder presided


and Mrs K. Higson gave the financial statement.


The constitution and standing orders were read by Mrs H. Mikanowize and Mrs J. Boothman.'


everyone for their support during her three years as chairman and handed over the badge of office to Mrs M. Robinson.


Mrs Pedder thanked A set of table mats and


a plant were presented to Mrs Pedder and Mrs Higson for their work.


Officers for the coming


Mrs D. Hargreaves, Miss M. Jackson, Mrs N. Breaks, Mr J. Robinson, Mr T. Holden, Mr J. Robinson. < Dominoes: W. Hay-


paying for it but I did not do so intentionally,” he said.


hurst, G. Timbrell, C. Colley, E. Howarth, E. Nowell, M. Simpson.


year are: Mrs M. Robin­ son, chairman; Miss 0. Wolstenholme, vice-chair­ man and social studies chairman; Mrs Windle, secretary; Miss B. Foulds, minutes and speakers’ secretary; Mrs A. Pedder, treasurer; Mrs M. Cunlif- fe, deputy treasurer; Mrs Mikanowizc, homecrafts chairman.


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A SHOPKEEPER in Clitheroe in the 1960s, Mr David Oddie, has died,


aged 68. Mr Oddie’s brother,


Edward, started Oddie’s Textiles in King Street,


where the Army and Navy Stores is today, and Mi- David Oddie helped his brother to run the cloth materials business until it was sold. A former pupil of


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Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Mr Oddie worked as a cloth cutter in the 1930s until the war, when he joined the RAF and served in India. After the war he lived Blackburn, where he


was employed as a works manager. When he returned to


the area he lived in Clitheroe Road, Wadding- ton, for 10 years, moving to St Mary’s Street, Clitheroe, recently. He was a member of


the Royal British Legion and the local Conservative Club. He is survived by his


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wrote to the council saying he had only re­ built an existing building and that their inspector had raised no objection while the work was going on.


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at September’s street market in Sabden organ­ ised by the committee. Cheques for £250 went to the Ribble Valley Red Cross Club and Padiham branch of the St John Ambulance and a cheque for £25 to Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary.


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