Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advernsingj. . . . 10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 11th, 1983 ILLSTON’S SALE
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Low Moor club for Over-60 s mooted
THE Vicar of Low Moor, the Rev. Brian Steven
son, wants to start a club for the over-60s in the
parish. The idea came after a
service for pensioners at St Paul’s attended by 200 elderly people. “There are many elder
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ideas for starting the club which could meet on Mon days or Fridays in the parish hall. “ People could come
along to go on trips, play bridge or just for a cup of tea and a chat. “These clubs can be a
lot of fun and there is no reason why we should be left out of it,” added Mr Stevenson.
Party grant refused
THE Ribble Valley Coun cil’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-Committee has refused a request from Read Parish Council for a grant of £10 towards the cost of entertaining the elderly to a Christmas party. Councillors agreed that
the grant could lead to similar requests from all the other 38 parishes in the borough. Mr John Hunt, deputy
Andrew and Joan retie th e k n o t
FORMER husband and wife, Andrew and Joan Ingram, were married again on Saturday at Clitheroe Register Office, watched by delighted members of their family and friends. The couple first went to
treasurer, said no such grant had been made to a parish council in the past, but only to voluntary or ganisations.
Holiday post B U R N L E Y 22331
ALL main and sub post offices in the area will be closed on Bank Holiday Monday, August 29th, There will be no delivery of letters or parcels and no collections will be made.
the altar in 1967, but were divorced five months ago. They remained “good friends” and a few weeks ago at her Kemple View home, Joan “popped” the question. After the Register
# Pensions and allowances
due for payment on that date will be paid a week in advance.
Office ceremony, the couple went to St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, for a blessing, by the Rev. Brian Stevenson — Joan in a bridal gown and Andrew immaculate in dress uniform of the Royal Engineers. Bridesmaids were their daughters Julia and
Marie. Andrew, who is a War
rant Officer, is the eldest son of Mrs D. M. Ingram, of Yeovil, Somerset, and the late Mr D. J. M. Ingram. Joan, the middle daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs T. Waring, of Fouracre, Mellor, is an assistant at
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THE four seasons and harvest thanksgiving is the theme of Clitheroe United Reformed Church flower festival and exhibi tion of children’s art, being staged over the weekend of September
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CLITHEROE Hospital has acquired a John Con stable to add to its grow ing collection of paintings adorning the hospital’s walls and corridors. The reproduction painty
ing, “The Miller’s Chil dren,’’ was presented by Mr Frank Barnes, secret ary of the North West branch of the, Fine Arts Guild.
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painting in a draw organ ised by the guild to prom ote its work.
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to be found for it. A hos pital spokesman said: “It is a beautiful picture in a beautiful frame and we are all delighted by it.”.
I The reproduction lias J proved very popular with
the public, with many copies being sold.
Our photo shows the painting with admirers,
from the left: Mr Chris Glover (unit adminis
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length Edwardian-style hooped gown with a three-quarter length veil held in place by a pearl tiara. She earned a bou quet of sweet peas. Julia wore an A-line
Booth’s store. Joan wore a cream full-
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pink Victorian-style dress with a high neckline and frill at the bodice, and a pink floral headdress. Marie’s lilac and white
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dress featured a broad frill at the hem and a matching lilac flowered headdress. Both carried posies of- sweet peas. Best man was Mr Geoff
Allen and groomsman was Mr Tom Waring, the bride’s brother. A reception was held at
the Polish Ex-service- men’s Club, Blackburn. After the honeymoon in
Somerset — with then- daughters — the family are to live in Woone Lane, Clitheroe.
of many stolen by a gang from shops at Blackburn, turned up in a Clitheroe man’s house, magistrates were told. For, handling stolen goods, self-employed
joiner Arthur Derrick Eglin (45), of Windsor Avenue, was fined £300 at Clitheroe and ordered to pay £25 costs. Mr Peter Tidey, pro
into the possession of a
man for whom Eglin was doing some joinery work. Eglin paid £190 and did some extra work for a recorder worth £420.
. Arising from the convic
tion of the other man, police traced the recorder to Eglin’s home.
Eglin told the magis
secuting, said that a number of the stolen video recorders had come
trates he knew there was “something fishy” about the recorder and had real ised how foolish he had been.
TODAY and tomorrow, R. N. and M. Read, Moor Lane, Clitheroe, will be open until 6-30 p.m. Sunday: Boots, Castle Street, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, until 6-30 p.m. .
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THERE was a good turn out at Bolton-by-Bowland on Thursday for the annual sports organised by Clitheroe Lady Far mers’ Social Section. The event was opened
by the president, Mrs Sylvia Berry. Afterwards the children
Results Sprint. 12 and over — Girls:
Tracy Woods, Clare Embery, Jennifer Peel. 10-11 — Boys: Daniel Wilkinson, Alan Towler, Richard Peel. Girls: Linda Berry, Susan Woods, Janet Berry. 8-9 — Boys: James T ow le r , P a tr ick Hough, Richard Berry. Girls: Heather Frankland, Anne Berry. 6-7 — Boys: Thomas Hough, Mark Towler, Robert Whitwell. Girls: Gail Woods, Sarah Healey. 4-5 — Boys: Mathew Dugdale, Robert Embery, Vin cent Wilkinson. Girls: Kate Ann Douglas, Alison Whitwell. Under 3 — Joanne Kayley, Nicola Bristol, Thomas Whit
well. Egg and spoon . 4-5 —
Robert Embery, Kate. Ann Douglas, Vincent Wilkinson. 6- 7 — Gail Woods, Mark Towler, R o b e r t Whitwell. 7-8 — Richard Berry, James Towler, Patrick Hough. Three-legged. 8-9 — Heather
Frankland and Anne Berry, James Towler and Patrick Hough. 10-11 — Richard Peel and Daniel Wilkinson, Susan Woods and Sarah Douglas, James Towler and Alan Towler — Over 12 — Jennifer Peel and Helen Berry, Daniel Wilkinson and Emma Hough, Clare Embery and Rebecca Wil kinson. Potato race 5-7 — Thomas
Hough, Mark Towler, Kate Ann Douglas. 8-9 — Heather Frankland, James Towler, Pat rick Hough. 10-11 — Alan Towler, Linda Berry, Richard Peel. Over 12 — Emma Hough, Jennifer Peel, Tracy Woods. Sack race. 5-7 — Thomas
Hough, Mark Towler, Kate Ann Douglas. 8-9 — James Towler, Patrick Hough, Heath er Frankland. 10-11 — Daniel W i lk in son , Alan Tow le r , Richard Peel. Over 12 — Emma Hough, Jennifer Peel, Clare Embery. Skipping. 5-7 — Thomas
Hough, Gail Woods, Robert Well. 8-9 — Patrick Hough, Heather Frankland, Anne
Berry. 10-11 — Daniel Wilkin s o n / Alan Towler, Richard Peel. Over 12 — Jennifer Peel, Emma Hough, Clare Embery. Those not having won a race
— James A u s t in , James Whitewell.
and their mothers enjoyed tea in the village hall.
Steven promotes
fete
AFTER 20 years sketch ing old buildings for hobby, Mr Steven Burke, of Woone Lane, Clitheroe, has turned his leisure time artistic attentions to producing a scale drawing with a difference, of Trini ty Youth and Community Centre’ s forthcoming Clitheroe Castle fete. Mr Burke, an assistant
leader at the centre, has drawn a poster graphical ly showing not only the planned fete attractions, but their intended loca tions. He intends to produce
about 500 copies for dis tribution in Clitheroe, to promote the fete on Sep tember 3rd. Mr Burke (35) hopes his
contribution will help pull in the crowds for a family day out that will raise money towards the major extension being built the centre.
Plans in the pipeline
THE proposed conversion the first floor at 28-30 Parson Lane, Clitheroe, to a 600 sq. ft. dance studio is among the latest planning applications lodged with Kibble Valley Council (number 0435). Other applications include
Waddington: Conversion former stables adjacent Glebe House, Fell Road, Wad dington, into a dwelling house (0431). Chipping: Further car park
ing facilities at the Garstang Road playing field (0434).
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