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ST PAUL’S Church, Low Moor, held its annual gala, crowning of the rose queen and Sunday School a n n iv e r s a ry a t the weekend. At Saturday’s gala on
cake and yellow stalls and junior five-a-side football. Afternoon teas were served in the Parish Hall by MU members. The following morning’s
the church field, rose queen Deborah Berry (12), of Woone Lane, was crowned by the vicar’s w ife , Mrs Marion Stevenson. The queen’s attendants
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family festival service was attended by Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs John Cowgill. During the service, cer-
were Heidi Henshaw, Tracy Spedding, Sarah Robinson, Nicola Walm- sley and Linda Dawson. David Leadbetter was the crown bearer. Retiring queen Deborah
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t if ic a te s for Sunday School attendance were
presented by the rose queen, who also read a |
lesson. The service was con
Booth was attended by Penny Coon, Dawn Hen shaw, Julia Selway and Denise Calvert. The gala, which was
FOLLOWING in mum’s footsteps — rose queen Deborah Berry is pictured with her retinue.
Tighter control by council on poster display
THERE is to be a clampdown on fly-posting in Unless a clear state
the Ribble Valley. From now on, no signs
permanently attached to lamp-posts, bus shelters or kiosks will be accepted. Organisers of events must apply in writing for per mission for signs, which should be placed on boards.
displayed earlier than seven days before the event and should be re moved 24 hours after
The signs should not be
wards. The tightening-up oper
ation was authorised by members of the borough council’s Planning and T ran sp o r ta t io n Com
mittee. In a report, Planning
and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that in recent months there had been a considerable in crease in the amount of illegally-displayed adver tisements.
ment of policy was made, the problem was likely to get worse, he warned.
ers altogether, Mr Bailey recommended a tightening of the rules because many groups at fault — often through ignorance were charitable.
Rather than ban post
dress-a-bike competition, sideshows, horse rides.
ducted by Mr Stevenson, who preached a humorous sermon. Prayers were led by licensed reader Mr Ken Guy. Afterwards, Slaidburn
opened by the vicar, the Rev. Brian Stevenson, raised £200. It included sports, a
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council had the power to prosecute groups which did not adhere to the set policy.
He stressed that the
worth (Wilpshire) thought the clampdown should be rigorously enforced on the busier roads, where driv ers could be distracted by posters.
Coun. Geoffrey Ains
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Coun. Mrs Joyce Lilburn remarked that it was an noying to see posters left in tatters for weeks after an event had been held.
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CHURCH MUSIC
THREE hundred years of church music, ranging
from J. S. Bach onwards, was r e p r e s e n te d at Clitheroe Parish Church Evensong on Sunday.
HOPKINSON — WOOD
ing for South Africa at the end of the year were married at St John’s C h u rch , Re ad, on Saturday. They were Miss Kay
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Mary Elizabeth Wood, who is personal secretary to the Chief Nursing Of ficer of the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Authority, and chartered accountant Mr Thomas Duncan Hop- kinson. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs G. Wood, of “Woodnook,”
Whins Lane, Read. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs E. L. Hopkin- son, of Lytham, and Mr J. E. A. Hopkinson, of Steeton. The bride, given away
Catholic Social Centre, Lowergate, followed the wedding of Mr Christ opher Flynn and Miss April Elizabeth Yates at SS Michael and John’s, Clitheroe.
A reception at the
works at Thorn EMI, Padiham, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs L. F lynn, of Langshaw Drive, Clitheroe.
The bridegroom, who
youngest daughter of Mrs E. Yates, of Curzon Street, Clitheroe, and the
The b r id e is the
late Mr G. Yates. Given away by her
by her father, wore a crinoline design model gown in Swiss lisse, with a pleated trim. On her head was a circlet of bridal flowers with a waterfall veil and she car ried peach roses and white carnations. In attendance were Mrs
Nunc Dimittis were sung to a setting by Herbert Brewer and anthems by Sidney Campbell, Arm strong Gibbs, Bach, John Stainer and John Goss were sung by the choir, conducted by Mr Charles | Myers.
The Magnificat and
ments were played by Mrs Judith Rawlinson. The service was con ducted by the Vicar, Canon J. C. Hudson.
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b ro th e r , Mr Michael Yates, she wore a classi cal-style white gown of diamond patterned organ za with camelot sleeves and a plain full-length veil held in place by a diamante and pearl tiara. She carried yellow silk roses, white sweetheart roses, lily-of-the-valley and stephanotis.
D. A. Pickles, Mrs P. E. Healey, the bride’s sister and Miss C. Pickles, the bridegroom’s cousin. The older bridesmaids
wore peach satin dresses fe a tu r in g seven-gore flared skirts decorated with cream lace. The younger bridesmaid had a flowered peach 1 cotton dress with a deep ruffle at the hem'. Best man was Mr J.
Penman, the bride’s niece, and Miss Lisa Flynn, the bridegroom’s niece, wore blue-green cotton dresses tr im m ed ' with gold rosebuds and carried posies of yellow and white roses and carnations with blue blossom.
Attendants Miss Sharon
Pickles, the bridegroom’s cousin, and groomsmen were M,r D. A. Pickles, the bridegroom’s cousin; Mr R. H. Tattersall, the bridegroom’s brother-in- law; Mr P. E. Healey, the bride’s brother-in-law, and Mr P. B. H. Wood, the bride’s brother. After the ceremony,
the bride’s nieces, Miss Lyndsay Hargreaves, Miss Adele Burgess and Miss Victoria Penman, who wore flower-sprigged green cotton dresses trim med with lace and ribbon. They carried matching Dorothy bags. — •
Also in attendance were
conducted by the Rev. Alan Reid, a reception was held at the Foxfields Restaurant, Billirigton. The couple are spending
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their honeymoon in the Algarve, Portugal and will live at Whitefield, near Manchester, until
Flynn, the bridegroom’s brother, groomsmen were the bride’s nephews, Mr Norman Burgess and Mr Andrew Hargreaves, and ushers were Mr Barry Hargreaves, the bride’s brother-in-law and Mr Frank Holden, the brideg room’s brother-in-law.
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formed by Fr John Griffin and organist was Mr H. Crompton.
' ' The couple are to live in Padiham. The ceremony was per
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