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l i ( r » /c j / 22331 (Classified) Vramlwood, Miss C.


diiul Mr E. Metcalfe. iRaffle winners were: Mr 3f . Metcalfe, Mr F. li-'laiclie. Mr B. Hogg, Mr Ta.vlor, Mr J. Tom­


Iloirir- MCs were Mr S. Hore


linson.


|3est in show Breeder Mrs Pauline


jjrossido, s to le the jimelicht at Burnley Dog |-:i„iu' on Sunday when ler two-.vear-old Kerry


'.niwn, of Chapel House,


DANDY — GARRATT


-due terrier, Sionsilva ■Kuff 'll' Tumble, won Idiree first prizes and was oted "best in show.”


Ija.'per. won the tender, pmriin.g and open sec-


The dog, nicknamed


itions. Success is nothing new


Icrufts. managing to gain "a creditable third in vciion.


to .Mrs Brown, who has I .vice shown Jasper at


Read


iMatches Two Road teams will be


|i (' leave the village -vliool at 1-30 p.m. for a


II 1 ay i n,g in fo o tb a l l laiclies this weekend. O il Sunday, Read Bo.ys


Ji.aine at O.xenhope, while la; 3-30 p.m. on the reere- latioM .ground. Read ll'nited Veterans play luead Scout leaders. Tills will be followed by


Jan evening disco in the cricket cltib jiavilion.


lAll the aces ,-\t the whist drive in


ll.adies — Mrs E. Charn- liey, Mrs R. Hargreaves. jOents — Mrs E. P. jl.arkiti. Mrs D. Slinger. I.Mrs B. Brennand won the sjiecial iirize and Mrs R. lilargi'caves was MC.


[Read Constitutional Club on Monday, winners were;


I Scout meeting, Paul Be- Iverley was awarded his l.-wimmer’s badge. Cyclist Iproficiency badges were lattained by Jason Travis, [Jason Ward, Rafe Saun­ ders. -Andrew Swind-


jiBadges A t .Monday’s Rea d


jiehurst. Mark Sharman land Ian Moorhouse.


|On parade Cluirch [larade was at-


1 Road's Scouting organisa- Ilions on Sunday at St 'John's Church. Flags were carried by


I Gareth Richards (Scouts), l.Xnnettc Garnett (2nd I'duides), Leona Burrows ;3rd Guides), Martin Ebbage (Kibble Cubs) and .Yeil Roberts (Calder


I Derek Atlride (Union), I Claire Yates (Ventures),


I tended by (iO members of


cashier Miss (jhristine GaiTatt w’as married to maintenance fitter Mr Ian Dandy at St Leonard’s Church, Langho, on Saturday. The bride is the only


Shorthand typist and


follow’ed the wedding of Mrs Ruth Richardson and Mr Alfi-ed Grimshaw’ at Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe. 'The bride, of West


GRIMSHAW — RICHARDSON A touring honeymoon


daughter of Mr and Mrs G. GaiTatt, of Billington Gardens, Billington. The bridegi’oom is the


Clitheroe AdveHiscr and rimes, September 23rd, 1982 5 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Unhappy over boundary change


MORE opposition has been voiced over the Boundary Commission proposal to share Simon- stone between the Ribble Valley and Burnley Coun­


cils. Some of the villagers in


View’, Clitheroe, is the daugher of Mrs N. Duck- w’orth, of Croft Cottage, Rimington. The bridegroom, of


elder son of Mr and Mrs E. Dandy, of Blackburn Road, Padiham. The bride, given aw’ay


by her father, w’ore a crinoline design model gown of Austrian silk pat­ terned chiffon with a fril­ led neckline and elbow’ length sleeves. Her full length waterfall veil was held in place by a circlet of flowers and she canned a bouquet of gold orchids, stephanotis, trailing ivy and gypsophila. Matron- of-honour was


Simonstone, who live alongside the giant Mul- lard complex, are upset because they would be ex­ cluded from the Ribble V a l ley under the changeover. The Boundary Commis­


M il lth orn e House, Clitheroe, is a process w’orker. The bride, who w’as


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given aw’ay by Mr Ot- tiwell Lodge, w’ore a navy suit with pale blue acces­ sories and had a spray of flow’ers on her handbag. In attendance w’ere Mrs


sion has given interested parties until October 22nd to make known their views and Ribble Valley councillors have already said they want the Mul- lard factory to be part of the transfer. At a special meeting of


Shirley Hayman, the bride’s daughter, Mrs Gladys Lodge, the bride’s sister, and Mrs Julie and Miss Sarah Lodge, chil­ dren of the b r id e ’s


Mrs Alison Titterington and bridesmaid was Miss Julie Dandy, the bride­ groom’s sister. Best man was Mr Bain’y


nephew. Mrs Hayman w’ore a.


Sharpies. Following the cere­


mony, conducted by the Rev. Paul Wain-en, a re­ ception was held at the


White Bull Hotel, Gis- bum. The wedding cake


had been made by the bride’s mother and iced by the bride. The couple are to live in


Padiham. Photograph: Westmins­ ter Studios, Langho.


Overturned car after drinking


WHEN Clitheroe police interviewed a motorist who had overturned his car at the junction of E d is fo rd Road and Seedall Avenue, they dis­ covered that he had been


drinking. For driving w’ith excess


alcohol in his blood, Glen Robson (20), of Standen Road, Clitheroe, was fined £75 and disqualified


I Cubs). Philip Youles took up


I took the collection and ! Sue Parkinson road the lesson. The vicar gave a


the cross, Joe Lambert


I talk on the [ihysical and mental marks of sacrifice,


I speaking of St Paul and the marks of a Christian.


Thornley


Transported’ Members of Thornley-


wiih-Wheatley WI were "Iransiiorted” on a jour­ ney to China by Trans- Siberian railway. Their s|)caker, Mrs Hayhurst, was thanked by Mrs Ellison. Mrs D. Charnley pres­


for a year by the town’s magistrates. Robson, a presser, was


also ordered to pay £40 for driving w’ithout due care and attention and


costs of £24.40. He pleaded guilty,


blaming the incident on his car’s faulty suspen­ sion.


Chemists’ rota


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derson. Tate&


EDISFORD Ladies’ Club resumed meetings after the summer break with a coffee evening in St Paul’s Parish Hall on Tuesday.


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The event was well


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Stole from super mart;


DOMESTIC problems


were the root cause of a Bashall Eaves woman ste­ aling from Hillards Super­ market, Mr Barry Hear­ ing, defending, told Clitheroe magistrates.


Margaret Maudsley


(43), of Cooper’s Cottage, admitted stealing meat and other products. She was fined £30, with £25 costs. She w-as ordered to pay £4.591/2 compensation and to contribute £25 to- .wards legal aid costs.


Water project


IN just over a year WI members throughout the


country have raised £14,000 for a Unicef prog­ ramme to install water systems in Lesotho, one of the world’s poorest and least developed countries where the people are largely dependent upon cattle and crops for sur­


raised in many ways, in­ cluding a sponsored walk in traditional Lesothan garb and a water trans port relay.


vival. The money has been


Dancing successes


THE follow’ing pupils of the Kay Thurston Dance School, Clitheroe have p a s sed th e ir ISTD Modern and Tap examina­


tions. Key — H Honours, HC


Highly Commended, C Com­ mended, PP Pass Plus, P


Pass. Grade I Modern — Emma


C rab tre e PP, Jacqueline McCallion C, Alison Warburton H, V an es sa Young HC, K a th e r in e R u s s e l l HC Elizabeth Ayrton HC, Charlot­ te Ayrton H, Kathleen Whipp PP, Johanna Holmes P, Susan


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Crabtree HC. Grade I top — Jacqueline McCallion C, Stephanie Mitch­


ell H(l, Amy Norcliffe H. Grade II Modern — Laura


Woods H, Donna Walmsley C, Stephanie Mitchell HC, Louise Kerr HC, Melissa Kerr C, Vanessa Young PP, Amy Norc­ liffe HC, Tama Lambert PP, Claire Harrison H, Michelle Jones HC. Grade III modern — Louise


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Topham C, Zoey Hacking H, Jeanette Hartley H, Juliet Har­ rison PP, Nicola Jackson C. Grade III tap — Zoey Hack­


Zoey Hacking and Jeanette Hartley — were awarded the Classical Shield for duets at the Pennine Dance Festival at


c h o p m


Birds Eye Cod Fish Fingers lo pack.


won places in the various clas­ ses. Kay Thurston will be ad- .judicating the North West Bailey Championship at Kirkby later'in the year.


Nelson. Other pupils from the school


Speeding


FOR exceeding the 30 m.p.h. and 40 m.p.h. speed limits on Chatbrnm Road, Clitheroe, motor cyclist Ian Duckworth (i'7), of Nutter Barn House, Sabden, was fined £50 and £10 respectively at Clitheroe mapstrates’ court.


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pink dress w’ith cream ac­ cessories, Mrs Lodge a cream dress w’ith brown accessories, and Julie and Sarah had long w’hite dresses wth blue flow’ers and carried w’hite lace dolly bags w’ith flow’ers on.


Simonstone Parish Coun­ cil the residents who live near the plant claimed they were being “slung out” of the village which originally started in their


locality. Council chairman Mr


George Holden sympath­ ised with their point of view’ and suggested that they made their protests direct to the Boundary Commission. The parish counci


boundary change.


Cook, the bridegroom’s cousin, groomsman w’as Mr Vernon Allen and usher Mr Donald Lodge. Follow’ing the cere


Best man w’as Mr Jack


Stole from meters


mony, performed by the Rev. James Needham, a reception w’as held at the C a s t le R e s tau ran t


West View’, Clitheroe. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatburn.


Humour


LOW MOOR Good Com­ panions met on Thursday and the vicar of St Paul’s, the Rev. Brian Stephen­ son, gave a very humm’- ous address based on the hymn “Through all the changing scenes of life. Thanks w’ere expressed


to the vicar.


Clitheroe. The couple are to live in


TWO offences of stealing from prepayment meters led to Robert Michael Leonard (33), formerly of Carlton Place, Clitheroe, being put on probation for two years at. Clitheroe. He was ordered to pay £43 compensation. Mr W. D. Greenwood,


ALL householders in the Ribble Valley should by now’ have received a form for completion in connec­ tion W


Complete those forms


to ra l R e g is tr a t io n ’ith the 1983 Elec­


canvass. They are therefore


meets again tomorrow’ night to finalise its obser­ vations on the suggested


urged to complete and return it as soon as poss­ ible to ensure their vote in 1983. Any delay or fai­ lure to do so could mean that certain electors’ names are omitted from the Register of Electors — and, no name on the Register means no vote at borough, parish and, poss­ ibly general elections. 'This year there are no


TWO groups of people close to the heari of the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, were thanked for their work at a reception in her parlour. Members of Bai-row


Morgan displaying the mace, %vatched by the


Mayor , her husband Charles (far left), Mr J a c k s o n and thei r guests.


Uni t e d Re f orme d Church and Wisivell WI were able to inspect the mayoral regalia and were given a talk on local government by the council’s Chief Execu­ tive Mr Michael Jack- son. Pictured is mayor’s attendant Mr Joe


Obstruction


CLITHEROE man Stephen Christopher Smith (22), of Pimlico Road, obstructed the pavement w’hen he parked his car outside Daw-son’s Ironmongers, in King Street. He was fined £10, W’i t h £5 costs, by the town’s magistrates.


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envelopes being used, so the completed form should be sealed with the Elec­ toral Registration Offic­ er’s address show’ing and posted to the council in the normal way. People should not w’ait for a can­ vasser to call for the form as this will only cause


delay. Any elector w’ho has


not received a form should report this to Mi- Bill Alker on Clitheroe 25111, extension 228.


defending, said that the Leonard family had been without money and the offences w’ere committed in desperation. In the past four years


Took ‘risk’


PROVISIONAL licence holder Colin David Sie-


Leonard had literally tramped miles looking for w’ork and now’ had the chance of a job. Leonard was in breach


quien (24), of St Chad’s Avenue, Chatburn, was fined £10 at Clitheroe for using a car without L-


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