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PARENTS of Clitheroe Scouts put on a colourful concert entitled “An odd night to remember” in the parish hall. I t raised about £125 for Scout funds. Mothers donned fancy
Bus fares rise in store
FARES on Ribble buses are going up by five per cent at the end of next month. The increase — Ribble
says it is to help close the gap between operating costs and revenue — will mean the cost of the jour ney from Clitheroe to Chatburn going up from 40p to 42p. The fa re b e tw e en
Clitheroe Adveiiiser ajid Times, October 28th, 1982 11
LAST TWO WEEKS FOR PLANTING BULBS
DAFFODILS, TULIPS, HYACINTHS, CROCUS, ANEMONES, SNOWDROPS, etc.
STILL A LARGE SELECTION
ALL OUR BULBS ARE DOWN IN PRICE
Clitheroe and Blackburn will jump from £1 to £1.05. The increase comes into
STRONG BUSHY
effect on November 29th, 12 months since the last price rise. Ribble’s original prop
osed increase of nine per cent has been limited thanks to a county council subsidy. County Coun. George
WALLFLOWER PLANTS POLYANTHUS and PANSIES READY NOW
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Slynn, chairman of the county Highways and Transportation Commit tee, believes the subsidy illustrates the authority’s intention to make bus travel more attractive.
Dinner- dance time for NFU ladies
dress, with a variety of themes, to raise money for the St Mary Mag dalene Scout Group. Mr John Clayton, chair
a
man of the group, de scribed the evening as im mensely enjoyable and a financial success. Compere was Bill
Taylor.
for joggers JOGGERS returning to their parked car after a keep-fit lain on the Nick o’ Pendle, on Saturday, dis covered that thieves had been active in th e ir absence. They entered the vehi
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Chess club fortunes
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cle using a duplicate key and took clothing valued at £170 as well as £26 in cash. The clothing was found
dumped in Pendle Road, Clitheroe, on Sunday.
CLITHEROE Chess Club has been vei*y active in league and cup matches recently.
Clitheroe B team played Great Hanvood B in th eir third division
hours play Clitheroe led 3-2. The sixth game must go to
fi.xture. After* three
adjudication, with Clitheroe claiming a draw and Great Har wood a win. The position ap pears to favour Clitheroe player Alex Rajski, so the final result should give Clitheroe
two points. Wins w e re sc o red by
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match against Lucas, Burnley, they won A¥i — \Vi. Stephen Robinson, Alex Rajski and Stan Townsend won, while John Trappes-Lomax, Simon Karmann and Geoff Capstick drew. Clitheroe A played Bumley
Stephen Robinson, Vincent Tudisco and Simon Karmann, with Peter Ryan and Stan Townsend being defeated. In the team’s league cup
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Great Hanvood A while the team face Tottington A.
Planning in the
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Road, Clitheroe, from a single dwelling to offices (number 0556), has been received by the Ribble Valley Council’s plan ning department.
jecting sign at 68 King Street (0545).
on land adjacent to Demesne Court (0546).
Ncwsholme: Dwellinghouse
sion to provide flat at “Four- w ay s ,” Whitehalgh Lane (0547). Vehicular access from Whally Old Road (0548).
fixed to wall at barn adjacent to the Spread Eagle Hotel (0551).
Sawley: Illuminated sign
site owner’s dwelling at Three Rivers Caravan Park (0554).
West Bradford: Erection of Langlio: Single storey exten
Other applications include: Whallcy; Illuminated pro
Australia for Clitheroe woman Janet Taylor led to romance. And on Saturday she manied the man she met, Richard Lagden, at Clitheroe Parish Church. The couple, who re
A working holiday in
turned to Janet’s home town for the wedding, are s e t t in g up home in Sydney, where Richard’s mother lives. Janet, the youngest
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Computer club
officials NEARLY 30 people turned up the first meet ing of the Ribble Valley Micro-computer Club.
youngsters, and Shaun Lambert (15), of West Bradford, was appointed chairman.
Of th e se , 19 were
junior secretaiy, Andrew Connell; publicity officer, Ian Thornton-Bryar; com mittee member, Alistair Hepworth.
Other officers;' Secret ary, Peter Hothersall;
the club should contact Mr T h o rn to n -B ry a r (Clitheroe 25933).
Anyone wishing to join
the second and fourth Mondays of the month in the canteen at Pendle Carpets, West Bradford.
The group is to meet on
daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor, of Peel Park Avenue, Clitheroe, is a nurse’s aide. Richard, the son of Mrs D. E. Lagden and the late Mr F. Lagden, is an accoun tant. ■ Janet’s father gave her
away and she wore a gown of white Chantilly lace. Bridesmaid Miss Jac
R o b e r t P u l len , who travelled from Australia for . the ceremony, and groomsmen were Mr James Taylor, the bride’s brother , and Mr Ian
queline Anne Taylor, the bride’s sister, wore a powder blue dress with a lace over-jacket. B e s t man was Mr
Bliiildio. The ceremony was con
ducted by Canon J. C. Hudson. Following a re ception at the bride’s home, the couple left for a honeymoon touring Bri tain and France. Photograph: P ye’s,
Clitheroe.
drawn up and visits ar ranged to the computer department of the Nation al Bus Company, Preston, and hopefully to Terminal Display Systems, Black burn.
A progi’amme has been Large
cast WHEN Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic and Dramatic Society and the Clitheroe Parish Church Players joined forces, they thought it was about time to stage a production ivith a large cast.
on their first combined effort when “Dear Oc topus” — with a cast of 17 — starts its three-night run (November 25th to 27th) at the Parish Hall.
And the curtain goes up
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'Mrs H. D. Hacking is ex pected to raise more than £200 for cancer research at Christie Hospital, Man chester.
A PLOUGHMAN’S lunch at the Springfield Close, Whalley, home of Mr and
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THE Clitheroe NFU Ladies’ Social Section president’s annual dinner- dance at the Coronation Hotel, Hortonrin-Craven was attended by 100 members, husbands , and fiiends. Among the guests of
president Mrs Pat Shor- rock were county presi dent Mrs Ruth Pearson of Wilpshire, and her hus band, and the chairman of Clitheroe NFU, Mr Bi-yan Bristol, and his wife, of West Bradford. After the meal there
was dancing to the hotel’s resident band.
£1,000 theft from works
ALUMINIUM sheeting worth £1,000 was stolen from the Ribblesdale Cement Works. The sheeting, in eight-foot lengths, was stacked out side a fabrication shop and belonged to one of the contractors carrying out work on the new plant.
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