6 Clitlieroe Advertiser and Times, August 12th, 1982


Cli ther oe 22324 >.24 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


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THE village green at Bolton-by-Bowland was the venue for the annual sports for children of members of the Clitheroe and District NFU Ladies’ Section. On a warm, sunny day, many parents and friends turned out to cheer on the competitors.


RESULTS Flat Races — Toddlers: Vin­


cent Wilkinson. Alistair Houeh. Louise Whitwell. 4/5 years.


Girls: Angela Blezard, Kate Ann Douglas; Boys: Mark


Towler, William Robinson, Andrew Read. 6/7 years, Girls:


Heather Frankland, Nichola Bumop; Boys: Thomas Hough, Sammy Wilkinson. 8/9 years, Girls: Anne Berry, Jane Doug­ las, Janet Berry; Boys: Alan Towler, James Towler, Daniel Wilkinson. 10/11 years, Girls: Emma Robinson, Jennifer Peel, Janet Robinson; Boys: Stephen Preston, Michael Frankfand, Richard Armer. Over 12: Claire Embery, Gitlian Armer, Sylvia Robinson. Egg and Spoon — Toddlers:


Robert Embery, Kate Anne Douglas, Susan Read. 4/5 ears: Andrew Read, Mark owler, William Robinson,


Berry, Jane Douglas; Boys: James Towler, Mark Towler,


Elizabeth Schofield and Janet Robinson, Emma Robinson and Jennifer Peel, Rebecca Wilkin­ son and Joanna France. Over 12 years: Gillian Armer and S y lv ia R o b in s on , C la ire Embery and Emma Hough, Janet Blezard and Anne


Preston. Potato Race — 5, 6 and 7


Angela Blezard. 6/7 years: Heather Frankland, Nichola Bumop, Sammy Wilkinson. 8/9 years. Girls: Anne Berry, Janet


years: Heather Frankland, Thomas Hough, William Robin­ son. 8/9 years: Alan Towler, James Towler, Peter Nelson. 10/11 y e a r s : E l iz a b e th Schofield. Emma Robinson. Michael Frankland. Oyer


Michael Preston. Three-legged — 10/11 years:


Embery, Emma Hough. Sack Race — 5, 6 and 7


'ears: Anne Preston, Claire


years: Heather Frankland, Wil­ liam Robinson, Nichola Bumop. 8/9 years: Alan Towler, Daniel Wilkinson, James Towler. 10/11 years: -Jennifer Peel, Emma Robinson, Richard Embery. Over 12 years: Claire Embery, Emma Hough, Anne Preston. •


Skipping — b, 6 and 7 years:


Heather Frankland, Mark Towler, William Robinson. 8/9 years: Daniel Wilkinson, Peter Nelson, Richard Peel. 10/11


y e a r s : Emma R obinson, Richard Emb e ry , Joanna France. Over 12 years: Emma Hough, Claire Embery, Sylvia Robinson, Gillian Armer.


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goalkeeper Mr Denis Underwood had the most important match of his life on Saturday when he married Miss Julie Ann Buchanan, at Trinity Methodist Church.


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buds, and pink and white carnations finished with


gypsy grass. In attendance were


Miss Ann Stewart and Miss Judith Mercer and Miss Sarah Buchanan, the bride’s niece.


maintenance fitter, is the younger son of Mr and Mrs D. Underwood, of West View, Waddington.


A kitchen assistant, the


bride is the daughter of Mrs E. Crane, of Standen Road, Clitheroe.


Given away by her brother, Barry, the bride


wore a full length white crinoline style gown with lace and ribbons. Her short veil was held


in place by an open Juliet cap inset with seed pearls. She earned a shower bouquet with pink rose


The bridegroom, a


pale pink dresses and car­ ried posies of rosebuds and carnations.


They wore full length Best man was Mr Keith


Underwood, the bride­ groom’s brother; grooms­ man was Mr Nig el Whiteside, and ushers Mr


Simon Whiteside and Mr Nigel Spencer. After the ceremony,


conducted by the Rev. James "Needham, a recep­ tion was held at the Calfs Head Hotel, Worston. The couple are to live in


Clitheroe. Photograph; Raymond


Greenwood, Clitheroe.


TWO musicians formed a different kind of duet when they were married


at SS Michael and John’s RC Church, Clitheroe. The bride, Miss Patricia


Josephine Robinson, of Railway View Avenue, Clitheroe, a private music teacher, is the elder daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J. Robinson. The bridegroom, Mr


Peter Whitfield, teaches music for Lancashire County Council and is a co-director for a recording studio and personal assis­ tant to a composer. He is the only son of Mr and Mrs H. M. Whitfield, of Eden Park Avenue, Beck­ enham, Kent. Given away by her


brother, Martin, the bride wore a classical-style model gown of magnolia Italian hand-embroidered tulle. A short, circular veil was held in place by a


headdress of silk flowers and she carried a bouquet o f pink r o s e s and


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Mrs Margaret Rigby, the bride’s sister and Miss Ann W h it f ie ld , the bridegroom’s sister. They wore shell pink taffeta dresses with matching headdresses and earned pink roses and gladioli. Best man was Mr Mal­


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groomsman. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Fr B. Griffin and organist was Mr Howard Seymour. Following a reception at


the Whitewell Hotel, the couple left for a honey­ moon in Paris. They are to live in Rail-


way View Avenue, Clitheroe. P hotog raph: Wally Talbot, Blackburn.


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A PLAN to change the use of commercial pre­ mises at Sawley Garage to a house has been ap­ proved by the Ribble. Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. In a report to the com­


mittee, Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey stated that part of the site was al­ ready used for residential purposes and such a con­ version would be accept­ able. Mr Bailey told members


that permission had al­ ready been granted for conversion to a craft shop. The consent was linked with the development of the adjoining land for seven houses. Under the terms of the


agreement, said Mr Bailey, if the garage site was used for any other purposes than a craft shop then there would be no planning consent for the houses. An application had been


made for ‘the agreement to be amended to allow conversion to a house and for the seven dwellings to be built and the commit­ tee agreed to negotiations taking place on the matter.


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.photo copying machine in the Planning Department with a Japanese model


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Ainsworth (Clayton-le- Dale) spoke up: “I think we should go out of our way to buy British and save British jobs. We talk


often without doing any­ thing practical about it. This is our chance to do something,” he said. Mr Brian Manning,-


deputy town clerk, said the Japanese model, cost­ ing £3,950, was being re­ commended simply be­ cause of the 150 models on the market it was the best for the job. It was agreed to find out how much a British-


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IF YOU want a great night out, then follow the example o f mem­ be r s o f Bowia n d Forest YFC by hold­ ing a coffee evening instead o f a meeting. The usual agenda


was replaced with a series o f games rang­ ing from croquet to darts. There were also guessing games and a treasure hunt which was won by Mr Les Collinson. Raffle winners were


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