mil (Classified) ATE I refuse to Wedncs- 1


|ccept this Avenue,


GRAMMAR SCHOOL THERE NOW.


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Big honour for local


cameraman THE managing director of B orou gh P r in t in g , Clitheroe, Mr John West, has been made a licentiate of the'Royal Photographic Society. Mr West, a former


submit 10 prints for judging.


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blesdale Camera Club and his prints will be on public view at the Heritage Centre, Clitheroe, from May 15th — May 22nd at the club’s annual exhibi­ tion. The exhibition will fea­


He is a member of Rib-


S AND LARCE AD. I KNOW THIS IT IS A WELL


ture works submitted by members for the club’s annual competition which was judged by Mr K. Metcalf, of Altham.


RESULTS


Todd 2 and 3 J. West. Portraiture — 1, J. West, 2,


Prints: Pictorial — 1, J. R.


J. West. Colour — 1 G. R. Fletcher. WJames Abbot TroDhv — 1 J.


T COUNTY HALL AUSE THEY ARE


R. Greenwood. Record — IK. R.' Geddes, 2


2 and 3 K. R. Geddes. Portraiture — 1 and 2 K. R.


est, 2 K. R. Geddes. Slides: Pictorial — 1 J. West,


Geddes, 3 A. Carter. Record — 1 and 3 K. R.


Walmsley, 2 K. Rycroft, 3 K. R. Geddes.


Geddes, 2 B. Strickland. Natural history — 1 C .


A BRONZE medallion awarded by the Royal Life Saving Society has been found in the grounds of Whalley Old Grammar School. It bears the name


S WE SHOULD IAR SCHOOLS-


. MORE than 200 pa­ r en ts , teachers and


friends had an enjoyable tim e 'a t the annual buffet dance held by St Augustine’s Association, Billington, in the school, hall. Guests tucked into a buffet made by the school kitchen staff and there ivas dancing to the Phil Case Discd.. Proceeds are for St Augustine’s Association funds.


Medallion


“V. J. Stanley” and number 34929 and can be claimed from Coun. Jimmy Fell, 7 Limefield Avenue, Whalley (Whal­ ley 3141).


Tories’ active year


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1 MEMBERS of the Bolton- ,by-Bowland, Sawley and Gisburn Forest Conserva­ tive Association were praised at their annual meeting for a year of great activity.


chairman of the Western area, congratulated . the members. He said- that next year the newly- formed constituencies would branch out. He also spoke about current prob­ lems facing the country.


Mr K. Tennant, vice-


members of the Skipton D iv is ion A sso c ia tion annual meeting at the Anchor Inn, Gargrave, to-' morrow night. He was thanked by Mr C. F. Pickles.


Mr Tennant reminded


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Free s to rag e If required.


Ramblers would have to continue their publicity


campaign to highlight their grievances, he told the 150 people at the meeting.


Clitheroe group, at 67, was said to have remained stable during 1981.


Membership of the


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Ramblers seek


rights THE conflict of interest between ramblers, and the NFU over public rights of way across fields could worsen in the coming months, Mr Andrew Dalby, of the Ramblers’ Association headquarters, London, told the annual meeting of the NE Lancs area branch of the Rambr l e r s ’ A s so c ia t io n at Clitheroe.


The problem was as 4 1


serious in the Ribble Valley as anywhere and


ramblers had to work to­ gether if they were going to protect their rights, he said.


farmers’ legitimate rights, but the public had rights, too, and putting bulls in fields was not going to solve the problem, he said.


Ramblers recognised


LAMBERT — LASH


burgh followed the wed­ ding of Mr George Mal­ colm Lambert and Miss Margaret Ann Lash at the Independent Methodist Church, Walmsgate, Bar- noldswick.


A honeymoon in Edin­


nurse for the mentally handicapped at Brockhall Hospital, is the son of Mr G. Lambert, of Myrvel House Farm, Rimington, and the late Mrs E. Lambert.


The bridegroom, a


father, the bride wore a white water silk gown and


the daughter of Mr and Mrs A.' Lash, of Man­ chester. \ . ’ Given away by her


The bride, a cook', is


had white flowers and combs in her hair. She carried a bouquet of freesia and lily-of-the- valley. Bridesmaids were Miss


Catherine Lash and Miss E lizab e th Lash, the bride’s sisters, and Miss Lindsay Golding. They wore burgundy


Robert Pickles and ushers were Mr David Lambert, Mr P e te r Lash, Mr Stephen Kershaw and Mr Steven Brown. The ceremony was con­


Barnoldswick Civic ; Hall. The couple are to live in Barnoldswick.


ducted by Rev. Bryan Lingard and organist was Mr D. Carson. A reception' was held at


and peach outfits and car­ ried Dorothy bags. B e s t man was Mr


members, Mr and Mrs D. Wright; of Sawley, Were welcomed.


Two new committee,


A. Wright, the former president, who died re­ cently.


Tribute was paid to Mr Officers elected for the


coming year were: Presi­ dent, Mrs M. A. Boson- net; chairman, Mrs J. Craddock; vice-chairman,- Mrs D; Wright, Mrs H. Moorhouse; secretary, Mrs S. Lund; treasurer, Mr C. F. Pickles.


Mrs Lilburn for her work and Mrs Lilbum and Mrs Lund were thanked for holding committee meet­ ings in their homes.


Mrs Bosonnet thanked


TRAINING HARD


IT’S so far so good for Clitheroe civil servant Mr Ben Brown, who is train­ ing for The Great Cumb­ rian Run from Carlisle to Brampton on April 25th.


Mr Brown (31), of Park


Avenue, is becoming a regular sight around Clitheroe as he jogs along in training for the half­ marathon distance run of 13 miles.


;


10 miles a session and had his best day, so far, on Monday when he ran 13 miles.


He has been averaging


ners in the1 race so I don’t expect to win,’.’ said Mr Brown, who is secretary of Clitheroe Ramblers.


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