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AN accident on a bend at Billington led to Nigel Thomas White (22), of Calder House, Brockhall, b e in g fin ed £50 at Clitheroe for driving with­ out due care and atten­ tion. White, who denied the


towards him as he round­ ed a bend on Chapel Lane on his own side of the road. He tried to steer his vehicle further to the left but the other car hit him. Mr Paul Schofield, de­


summons, told • the court that he saw a car heading


fending, described the bend as “ very tight indeed.” White was or­ dered to pay costs of £25.


TO mark Clitheroe Rugby Club’s fifth an­ niversary, the club held a special lunch in the new clubhouse a t L i t t lem o o r on


Sunday. Last month, the


club completed its second development stage with the instal­ la t ion o f showers, changing fa c i l it ie s and a m em b e r s ’ lounge. The next stage will


be the laying of hard core for the car park


and a tree planting scheme' in time for


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Rhythmic drive is feature


of recital


A PROGRAMME cover­ ing a wide choice of music was given by Chelmsford C a th ed ra l o r g a n is t Graham E l l io t t at Clitheroe Parish Church Organ S o c ie ty on Saturday. His recital was notable


THERE tvas a full house at a fashion shoiv held by the Whal­ le y , Wi swe l l and Barroio Conservative Association women’s branch at Whal ley Abbey.


provided by Jackie, of Clitheroe, included cocktail and evening dresses and separates.


Autumn fashions


J. Tasker and Miss E. Coleman. The proceeds of nearly £170 ivere for branch funds.


Commeres were Mrs


for its rhythmic drive and very bright and interest­ ing choice of stops, ex­ ploring many of the tonal colours of the instrument. The Jig Fugue must


have had everyone tap­ ping their feet and the Music for the Royal Fireworks was a magnifi­ cent tour de force. Vierne’s Carillon de


of the outfits are, from the left, Joan Joss, Marie Yates, Marian Ri dsd ale , Ei l e en Haythornwhite, Kath Hic key, . Be v e r l e y Duffy, Janet Dickson.


Westmins ter showed great quality of articula­ tion and in Chant de Mai and Minuet/Scherzo by Jongen, "Mr Elliott gave the romantic side of the music full rein. Before playing “Varia­


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Garage to home plan


•A PLAN to change the use of commercial premises at Sawley


tions on a Hymn Tune” by his Welsh compatriot Wil­ liam Matthias, Mr Elliott explained its meaning. His encore was C. S. Lang’s Tuba Tune.


Empty-handed INTRUDERS fled empty-


handed after setting off a burglar alarm at Castle Lighting, Castlegate, Clitheroe, on Monday. They gained entry by


forcing bars on a window at the rear of the pre­ mises:


Garage to a domestic dwelling is among the latest applications


received by the Kibble Valley Council’s Planning Department


sign with overhead spot light illumination at 136 Lowergate (0559). Extra bedroom and an.- additional window to provide more light at 36 York Street (0562). Building of fridge and ancillary works to the rear of 13 King Street (0565).


(number 0567). Clitheroe: Projecting board


sion to 20 Bridge Road (0557). Langho: Proposed altera­


Chatburn: Proposed exten­


tions with bedrooms and bath­ room extension at “The Nook” York Lane (0563).


nated internal projecting sign at thejRed Pump Inn (0566).


Bashall Eaves: Static illumi­ "'•eon/y


and we w our desi, styles b Susa


l a t e n ig Shoiving a selection CO. LTD


the official opening of the clubhouse next


April. This will be celebrated with a spe­ cial game against the Anti-Assassins. Our picture shows


tall ships race


Talk on


AN illustrated talk on life aboard a sailing ship and the Tall Ships race to Lisbon was given to 50 members of the Retire­ ment Fellowship -at Cal- derstones Hospital by Mr Roger Hirst. Mr Hirst, a former


Festival of Remembrance


THE Clitheroe branch of Legion is on Saturday staging i


Arranger and producer


Mr Walter Brayshaw, the branch secretary, hopes


that standards from many North-East Lancashire branches will be paraded during the service, which starts at the Calderstones theatre at 7-15 p.m. The festival — a minia­


ture version of the nation- al spectacle at London s


Albert Hall — was last held 20 years ago in Clitheroe’s King Lane cinema, which is now Hill­ ards’ supermarket. It has been revived as part of the Clitheroe


Swim gala cancelled through


cable fault


head gardener at the hos­ pital, was assisted by Mr B. Shields. The talk was followed


Megan Haworth, of the ladies’ committee, serving lunch to mem­ bers and guests. .


Stolen machine A YAMAHA motor cycle


was stolen from the car Dark at the Wellsprings


Inn, Nick o’Pendle, on Sunday night. The 350 c.c. machine is valued at £600.


by the official film from the “Sail Training Associ­ ation” featuring the ships “Sir Winston Churchill” — manned by boys — and the “Malcolm Miller” — by girls. Chairman Mr H. Tun


AN electricity fault meant that Clitheroe Swimming Club had to cancel its annual children’s gala at- the last minute on Friday. The Ribblesdale pool


stall gave a vote of thanks. Tea and biscuits were served by the com­ mittee. At the next meeting, on


temperature dropped after a cable overheated and over 200 children and relatives had to be sent home. Clitheroe MP Mr David Waddington had been due to present the prizes. Club official Mr Rod Jones explained: “We


November 30th in the social club, speaker will be Mr Bob Roberts, Radio Lancashire pre­


senter. He will give an after­


noon of music and infor­ mation entitled “Country Sounds”. New members are welcome.


were too late to warn most people so they turned up for nothing.” The fault was repaired


during Saturday and the pool reopened on Sunday. The gala will now take


of Remembrance for 20 years, and the public invited to ioin in.


Festival nublic is


branch’s effort towards the annual Poppy Day


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^Leading the service will be Canon John Hudson, vicar of Clitheroe and Legion chaplain. The act of remembrance will be spoken by Mr Stan Tavlor, of Waddington, the North-West area


chairman. The Clitheroe Evening


Townswomen’s Guild choir will be taking part and community singing


will be led by Whalley councillor Jimmy F ell. The festival will see the


gathering of county, branch and association standards; naval, army, air and nursing cadets and


bands.


There will also be dis­ plays by the army and


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police cadets. Among those attending


will be the Ribble Valley and Clitheroe Mayors, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg and Coun. John Cowgill, and Mr Frank Pope, chief executive officer at Cal derstones. Royal British Legion of­


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Tenerife followed the wedding of Miss Julie Alison Barrow and Mr John Thompson Drinkall, at St Helen’s Church, Waddington, on Saturday. The bride, a product as­


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sistant, is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Barrow, of Fields H o u s e . Farm, Wad­ dington. The bridegroom, a


farmer, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. R. Drin- kall, of Backridge Farm, Waddington. The bride, given away


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A PACKED publi meeting in Waddingto on Monday reaffirme the village’s oppositic to any extension of Wa< dington Fell Quarry. Resident after re:


dent told how their liv were being made intole


able by heavy lorri passing through the v iage to and from t quarry. Coun. Eric Edmor


son, chairman of t parish council, summ up the feelings of t village when he sa “Cracks are appearing people’s homes and w: and lamp-posts a


tilting. “People have h


enough of it , wi mothers fearing for th


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,length waterfall veil was held in place by a circlet of flowers and she carried a bouquet of pink roses, stephanotis, freesia and lily-of-the-valley. Bridesmaids were the


by her father, wore a model gown of crinoline design in French moire ta f feta trimmed with Chantilly lace. Her full-


ficials will include East Lancashire County secret­ ary Mr George Pollard; and Mr George Fair- weather, chairman of the Bing House Home, South- port, and a National Ex­ ecutive member. Souvenir admission programmes are available,


price £1.50. Clitheroe’s homage to


place this Saturday, bet­ ween 5-30 and 8-30 p.m. followed by a disco dance in the Roefield Barn.


the fallen will be led a week on Sunday by Town Mayor, Coun. John Cow- g i l l . A s e r v ic e at Clitheroe Parish Church at 10-45-a.m. will be con­ ducted by Canon John Hudson and afterwards the Mayor will head the p r o c e s s io n to th e c'.enotaph.


Fashion show time at Abbey


CLITHEROE magis trates banned Trevo Walker (19), of Mitche! Street, from driving fo six months after he ha< admitted using a moto cycle without insurance.


Walker was fined £1 for the offence and similo


bride’s sisters, the Misses Linda, Elaine, Diane and Karin Barrow, who wore model gowns of matching design in pale blue and pale pink Swiss cotton lawn, trimmed with white


lace. B e s t man was Mr


Richard Drinkall, the bridegroom’s brother, and groomsmen were Mr John Livesey and Mr Robert Townson. Ushers were Mr Andrew Bicknell and Mr Michael Porter. The ceremony was


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Eaves. Photograph: Pye’s,


Clitheroe.


Tour of fire station


MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley Rotaract Club en­ joyed a tour of Accrington Fire Station. The next club meeting


is on Tuesday at the Sta­ tion Hotel, Clitheroe, and will take the form of a d a r ts and dominoes evening. New members are always welcome.


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