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PROFES S IONAL­ ISM a chieved by sheer hard work was the , keynote of Rib- blesdale School’s pro­ duction of “Joby.” ' It was an evening of


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entertainment in the best traditions of the theatre, with many well perceived character cameos, plenty of imagination shown by joint producers J. D. Pic­ k e r in g and Richard Cowman and great atten­ tion to detail. For those of the audi­


the right degree of au­ th o r i ty and worldly wisdom. Particular mention must


ably played by Marcus Billington, had a pinched look on his face, reminis­ cent of the thirties. Joby and his best chum


ence who could remember the pre-war months of 1939, it must have been a nostalgic night. The at­ mosphere was beautifully conveyed, though not overstated, by touches such as a genuine Marx


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CLITHEROE CID is in­ vestigating two thefts — believed to be linked — at Calderstones Hospital’s car park. Someone broke into a


Snap (an excellent per­ formance by Anthony Halstead) were perfect foils for each other and Stan Barstow’s dialogue, especially between the schoolboys, came over as extremely natural. David Whitham was


be made of Joby’s parents (Susan Chadwick and Ian Lomax), awkward Aunt Daisy (Naomi Astley) and f lig hty cousin Mona (Joanne Chadwick), though even the briefest of appearances by charac­ te rs varying from a church organist to a man wheeling a bike could not be faulted. It was the kind of play


credible in theT'ole of the bully, Gus Wilson, aided and abetted by Mark Aspden as Tommy. Older pupils adapted


.odd sound effects hiccup, it was plain sailing on the opening night with only the wobble of Joby’s front door giving some' cause for. concern. Other named parts


(grocer), Amanda Barr.ott (Mrs Collins), Justine Hailwood (Miss Grinwell), Marie Welch (old lady), Robert Pearce and Jeffrey Wearden (old men). In the supporting cast


in which the backstage team, led by E. Nancar- row and J. Lees, had to work as hard as the actors, with over 120 lighting cues and umpteen


amazingly well to playing the grown-ups, with ju s t ,


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were played by David Bowness (Uncle Ted), Andrea Dixon (Audrey), Lynne Brooke (Audrey’s friend), Joanne Sowerby (Mollie MacLeod), Julie Bleazard (Miss Morrison), Mark Leonard (Mr L a e d e k e r ), N i c h o 1 a Joseph (Mrs Laedeker), Geraldine Cowell/Lorraine Uttley (Elsa Laedeker), Robert Mitchell (Mr Manley), Mark Dunn (cinema attendant), Har­ r ie t Roberts (nursing sister), William Hanson (preacher), Colin Birtwell (chemist), David McTear


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car and stole items worth £112, including a cassette player, tapes and a bag containing books, Later, a Ford Escort


was broken into and driven aivay. It was found abandoned the next day at Colne.


were: Gillian Alderson, Emma Andrews, Paul Ashworth, Caroline Bid- dulph, Julian Bradley, Lee Broughton, Tracy Brunskill, Simone Carter Caroline Cudworth, Vic­ toria Dinsdale, Tracey Fisk, David Frankland Helen Gibson, Sarah Gor- na ll, Sarah Gorst Elizabeth Grooby, Els peth Hirst, Dawn Lawr­ ence, Rebecca Lees Melissa Peel, David Sals- bury, Nina Slater,. Stuart Slater, Suzanne Stanley, David Stretch, Janet Sutcliffe, Gillian Thorn- her, Sarah Ward, .Abigail Webb, Kimberley Whal- ley, Jacqueline Wright and Linda Wright.


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CONSTRUCTION of detached house and a garage. in Main Street Grindleton, has been ap­ proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. It will be built opposite the post office.


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The bride, given away by her father, wore a full-


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ribbon and fine lace. Her full-length veil, embroi­ dered with flowers, was held in place by a floral headdress of organdie and seed pearls. She carried a Victorian-shaped bouquet of pale pink and white roses, trimmed with white ribbon.


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A WHALLEY chip shop owner has been given planning permission to make the shop next door into a cafe. In., a report to the • De­


velopment Sub-Commit- tee, Planning Officer,Mr Philip Bailey stated .that the highway authority had reservations because of the lack of off-street park­ ing facilities in the village However, he felt • the


send, the bride’s niece, wore a printed turquoise and white chiffon dress with deep frill and cape sleeves. She carried a po­ mander of pink flowers. Best man was Mr Ale­


xander Dubowski . and groomsman was Mr Brian


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formed by the Rev. j Brian Stevenson. After a recep­ tion at the Stai-kie Arms Hotel, Clitheroe, the


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Travis. Ushers were Mr Michael Townsend and Mr Andrew Travis and page boy was Darren .Michael Townsend. '


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