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al followed the wedding at Whalley Parish Church of Miss Nicola Jane Hill and Mr Gregory Vallance.


The bride is the eldest 1 K'


daughter of Mr D. H. Hill, of Forest House, Straits Lane, Read, and Mrs P. M. Barnes, of Clitheroe Road, Whalley. She recently obtained a B. Sc. in nursing studies


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and is now a staff nurse at . Guy’ s' H o sp ita l , London.


The bridegroom, a


graphic designer, is the only son of Mrs L. Val­ lance, of Brunshaw Road, Burnley, and the late Mr H. Vallance.


Given away by her gown, ram C T u , von u „


father, the bride wore a white broderie anglaise gown. Her full-length veil


was held in place by a coronet of flowers and she carried a shower bouquet o f orchids and white freesia.


Bridesmaids were


Sarah and Joanna Hill, twin sisters of the bride and Lucilla Vallance, the bridegroom’s sister, who wore full-length dresses of terracotta liberty silk and


■ carried bouquets of Belin- da ro se s and cream


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dant, Natasha Paes, wore a Victorian-style dress


with a cream pinafore and carried a pomander of flowers.


B es t man was Mr


A n d rew B u t le r and groomsmen were Mr Christopher Edmondson


and Mr Franco Sessini. The ceremony was con­


ducted by the Rev. J. Ac- kroyd, organist was Mr Charles Myers and .Miss Jane Rowland played the flute during the signing of the register.


The reception was held


at the Foxfield Restaur­ ant, Billington.


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ABOUT 180 senior citi­ zens tucked into a be­ lated Christmas tea or­ ganised, by the Whalley and District branch of Age Concern. They came, from


Whalley, Barrow, Wis- well and Langho for the meal at Calder- s t o n e s ’ b a l lro om , served up by volun­ teers from the local Lions, WI, MU and clergy. The annual. party,


organised by secretary Mrs Dorothy Hamp- son, of Queen Street, Whalley, should have been held a month ago, but had to be post­ poned because of bad weather.


Mingling with the ■


guests was the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. John Walmsley. He was among those who


enjoyed soup, turkey with all the trimmings, Christmas pudding and rum sauce, not forget­ ting the mince pies. Afterwards, enter­


tainment was provided by the Ann Howarth


concert party. The organiser and


helpers were thanked at the end of the even­


ing by branch chair­ man, Coun. Miss Pauline Wilkinson, also chairman of Whalley Parish Council. Raffle winners were:


Mrs Britcliffe (bottle of1 sh e r r y ) , Mrs M. Parker (towels), Mr T. Parker (wool scarf) and Miss M. Hargreaves (silk scarf).


Pendle Club


WINNERS at the weekly b r id g e se s s ion at Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mr F. Walker and Mr J. Lynch, Mr G. Hors- field and partner.


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at 1600 Sunday, July 4th, calling at the following ports. OSLO, 1000, Tuesday, July 6th, 8 hours In port.


New scale of allotments charges


GARDENING is to . be made cheaper for some Clitheroe town council al­ lotment tenants, thanks to changes in the rent system. Under the existing


rules, a new tenant pays a full year’s rent — £4 for an average-size plot — ir­ respective of when ii, occupied. . This means that from a


plot re-let during the ye,‘.r the council' collects two full year’s rent, one year each from the old and new tenants. In the case of a veget­


able plot, the new tenant is unlikely to reap any produce from his plot the last three months of the rent year up to April. New rules mean that


people first occupying plots between April 1st and September 30th will


pay a full year’s rent; bet­ ween October 1st and De­ cember. 31st half a year’s rent only and from Janu­ ary 1st to March 31st a quarter’s rent. People occupying plots


from April to September w ill pay the w ater charges.


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THE adventures of tiny travellers racing through history are portrayed in “Time Bandits” , at the Clitheroe Civic Hall. The film features John Cleese, Sean Connery;' Ralph Richardson and Shelley


Duvall.


Following his phenomenal success in last year’s “HOLIDAY ON ICE” Show, ROBIN COUSINS, our 1980 Olympic and European Champion is back to star in an entirely new presentation of “HOLIDAY ON ICE’82.”


RIBBLE Valley wal­ kers will be delighted to know that the foot­ bridge over the Ribble at Dinckley has been repaired. The steel bridge was


one of the casualities of the floods in October, 1980, when the centre bit was washed away and finished up near Preston. Lancashire County


Council workers have spent four weeks re­ placing the centre span and carrying out reme­ dial work on the re­ maining structure. Since the floods wal­


kers wanting to cross from Dinckley to Hurst Green have had to go the long way round o v e r R ib ch e s te r


Bridge. The original bridge


was erected in 1951 by Lancashire County Council to replace the old ferry boat service and soon became popular. •


Evening TWG


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Evening Townswomen’s


Guild were given a very informative talk by Mrs Dickinson, of Langho, on “The jo y s ,o f counting calories” .


.A vote of thanks was


given by Mrs B. Brown. The competition for three home-made- scones was won by Mrs E. Wilkinson.


The next meeting will


be on February 4th when guest speaker Mr Wal­ dron’s ' subject will be “Save the children”.


A breath of spring


THE cold weather was forgotten by Clitheroe Flower Club members during a talk and demon­ stration entitled “Time of promise” , by Mr Craig Bullock, of Clayton-le-


Moors. Looking forward to


warmer times, his arrange­ ments included a com­ bined one of snowdrops and daffodils with black­ ened driftwood and a wooden display using two pieces of blue glass, cane' loops and blue iris. A large church arrange­


ment suitable for a spring wedding was created with the help of fresh greenery and silk flowers and a large piece of natural driftwood was used with dried material and orange enchantment lilies.


An unusual antique ,


caSt-iron Japanese lantern with pale pink chrysan­ themums were spotlighted to the accompaniment of a few bars of “ Clair de lune” representing the custom of lighting lan-. terns in' the moonlight in


Japan. Mi- Bullock was thanked


by Mrs K. Marsh. The annual meeting will be on February 5th..


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■TODAY and! tomorrow, Boots, Castle Street, Clitheroe, will be open from 5-30 to 6-30 p.m: Sunday: Derrick Green,


^Railway View, noon to p.!m. Monday to Friday, 5-30 to 6-30 p.m.


Join us on Friday, February 26th, for a weekend to remember. As well as seeing this marvellous show, you will have the opportunity to see Robin Cousins in person at an exclusive reception afterwards, together with other members of the cast.


For just £59.88 each, we think that this really is a holiday not to be missed! '


We leave Colne at 8-34 a.m., Nelson at 8-38 a.m., Brierfield at 8-41 a.m., Burnley Central at 8-45 a.m., Rose,Grove at 8-53 a.m. and for Ribble Valley readers Blackburn at 9-15 a.m. on Friday, February 26th, by train and once in London will be taken directly to our hotel the centrally situated London International Hotel. All the rooms have private bathroom and will be ready for you on arrival, with the rest of the day and evening free for you to enjoy London.


Continental breakfast is served in your room on Saturday morning as early as you wish. You may then like to go shopping, do some sightseeing or perhaps visit the Royal Academy of Arts, close to Piccadilly Circus, to see t h e ----------------- ~


Fie magnificent Great Japan Exhibition.


At around 6-30 p.m. our coach will take us from the hotel to The Wembley Arena for the highlight of our weekend — “Holiday on Ic e ’82.”


1982 is the 4th triumphant year of this spectacular show which brings together many of the world’s greatest


full cast of International Skating Stars including our own Robin Cousins, Rachelle ar _nd Bond the former professional World


World Professional Champion beautiful Korean born Young Soon Choo.


ice skaters. This year sees an entirely new production featuring a Ice Dancing Champions and the 1980 Women’s


“Holiday on Ice” really is a unique blend of skating artistry, drama and non-stop colour.


After the show, another highlight for those who join us on this trip — a chance to see Robin Cousins himself ana other members of the cast who will be joining us at our specially arranged buffet reception. As a memento of what promises to be an unforgettable evening, everyone will be presented v/ith a signed photograph of Robin.


On Sunday morning, there is a guided sightseeing tour of London by coach, taking in Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral and many other famous sights, before we set off for home.


' The cost of £59.88 each adult and £32.86 for children under 14, providing they share their parent's room, covers the following:


* Second class return rail travel to' London, with seats reserved from Preston. * Coach transfers as mentioned in the itinerary. •


* Two nights accommodation in one of Grand Metropolitan’s centrally located hotels sharing a twin room with private bathroom.


* Continental breakfasts.


* Good seat for Holiday on Ice on Saturday, February 27th. * Buffet reception after the show.: * . Guided sightseeing tour on Sunday^ * Your signed Robin Cousins photograph. * VAT at 15%.


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