6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May 10th,' 1984
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), C O A L WHY PAY MORE? • FUEL RIGHT • WEIGHT RIGHT
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LUND — DEWHURST A blessing at St /Mary
the Virgin Church, Gis- bum, followed the mar riage at Clitheroe Regis ter Office of Miss Sarah Jane Dewhurst and Mr John Norman Lund. The bride, a livery
•stable proprietress, is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Raymond De whurst, of Martin Top Farm, Rimington. The b r id eg ro om ,' a
farmer, is the only son of Mr and Mrs Norman Lund, o f Wood Farm, Rimington. The bride, given away
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by her father, wore a white off-the-shoulder gown of silk on net, em broidered with flowers. Her headdress was a coronet of flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss
Mandy Rhodes and Miss Joanne Whiteside, the bride’s niece. They wore off-the-shoulder pink satin dresses and had coronets of flowers in their hair. B e s t man was Mr
M ich a e l D a k in , the bridegroom’s brother-in- law, and ushers were Mr W. F. Poole, the bride’s u n c le , Mr A n d rew Whiteside, the bride’s nephew, and Mr David Billows, the bridegroom’s nephew. The blessing was per
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formed by the Rev. H. L. Clark. A reception at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, was followed by a celebration at night at S t irk H ou s e H o te l , Gisbum. After a honeymoon in
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Portugal, the couple are to live in Rimington. P h o to g r a p h : John Barry, Blackburn.
Chemists’ rota
TODAY and tomorrow,- Heyes Chemists, 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.
Green not being by pensioners
I WAS pleased to read the remarks by Goun. Bert Jones about the charge for pensioners’ on the Castle bowling greens.
Stephen’s canoe race
victory C L ITH E R O E S cou t Steven Petty, of Railway View Road, paddled his way to victory in his class in Sunday’s River Ribble rapid race from Edisford to Ribchester.
Steven (14), a pupil at
Ribblesdale School, beat 45 Scouts from all over the North West to win the junior_slalom with a time of one hour 51 mins.
In the race, organised
by Preston Scouts, sever al C l ith e ro e d is t r ic t Scouts took part, but none had the success of Steven in any of the classes.
For Steven, a patrol
leader with St Mary’s Scouts, this was his first river race. He puts down his suc
cess to his trainer, Mr Fred Poole, of Cardigan Avenue. Overall, the day was
marred by very low water and several canoes were Holed.
First score
published C L ITH E R O E gu ita r tutor Nicolas Mackey (22) has had his first musical score, a Hebridean dance, published in the interna tional music magazine “Classical Guitar.”.
Nicholas, of Fairfield
Drive, who is principal of the Clithe ro e Guitar Studio, started teaching five years ago after leav ing Clitheroe Royal Gram mar School.
It is very reassuring to
know that Mr Jones and one or two more of his colleagues — and I am sure I may be permitted here to . mention Mrs Ethel Penny — who are really sincere and pre pared to do whatever possible to get this fee reduced or completely abolished. However, I . would like
to make one comment on Mr Jones’s remarks — that there were only 10 people using the green on the particular, afternoon he was there. That can be misleading
as I do not think so many of them would be pension ers. I have never myself seen or heard of 10 pen sioners being on the green. The most you can ever expect in one single afternoon is six and even then the number can vary from day to day. How cart any one
assume that six people are “monopolising” or “hogging” the green. In- any case most pensioners use their own “bowls and
jacks.” If it is thought that we
monopolise the green, then that may be the reason the authorities have decided on such an exorbitant charge. It is about time someone came along and put us in the picture.
T. RILEY, 28 Peel Park Avenue, Clitheroe
Moving film
RETAINED for another week at the Civic Hall Cinema, Clitheroe, is “Champions,” a moving film based on the true story of a jockey’s strug gle to win the Grand Na tional despite serious illness.
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BRIDGE CLUB
WINNERS at the weekly ses sion at Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS Mr L. Gamer and Mr B. Russell, Mrs Sheffield and Mrs Kirkham; EW Mrs A. Brenton and Mrs P. Garde, Mr D. Hall and Mr Hounslow. At one table the bidding
went:
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of. diamonds. After losing to the ace, the declarer won the next trick, drew trumps and played the ace and king of spades. When the queen of spades fell, the declarer made 12 tricks. The con trac t was well
played, as the losing finesse in spades was avoided. J f the queen of spades had not fallen, the declarer would have played another spade, which would have been ruffed. West would then have entered with the ace of hearts, the established spades allowing the declarer to make 12 tricks.
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R.K.A Under control
VANDALISM in Whalley is at a low level compared to other places, members of the parish council were told. PC Peter Woof told members that the bus sta tion was one of the main places where vandalism had occurred, but' added that this had been con trolled.
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CLITHEROE Parish. Church’s May market organised by the ’76 Group, on Saturday, raised £350 for local charities and refurb ishment of the parish hall kitchen. Group leader, M rs '
Kay Hudson was de lighted with the re sponse from the public: “Everyone worked
very hard, and we were ’ able to raise more money than last year. It teas a happy day
with all the favourite . stalls there,” she said. The vicar, Canon
John Hudson, wel comed the Mayor' of Clitheroe, Conn. John Cowgill, and his wife Anne,'who opened the . market.
: They were thanked
by Mrs Betty Robin son, the secretary of the ’76 Group. Our photograph
shows Conn, and Mrs John Cowgill at the cake stall.
Trust work outlined to group of WIs
GRINDLETON was the host institute for the 35th Bowland Forest group meet ing attended by members o f Downham, Sawley and West Brad ford WIs and held in: Chatbum School.
Mrs H. Simpson, presi
dent of Grindleton WI, welcomed Lancashire Federation chairman Mrs Netta Broderick, vice- ch a irm an ' Mrs M. B u rg es s , area group leader Mrs Carol Riley and the respective presi dents, who all received sprays of carnations.
Mrs Riley outlined the
special forthcoming events during WI promotion year and appealed to members to support them. West Bradford ran a WI publi cations stall. Speaker Mrs Julia Fit-
zherbert-Brockholes ex plained the work done by the' Lancashire Trust for Nature Conservation and showed slides of herons and fish farms, on which she had done a great deal of research. Sawley WI president Mrs V. Giles.
thanked her. Supper was served by
Grindleton members, after which a group from Downham gave a humor ous reading of a play enti tled “Down on the Farm.” Raffle winners were Mrs Fitzherbert-Brockholes and Mrs F. Singleton. Mrs Anne Gregson,
president of West Brad ford WI, thanked Grindle ton for the hospitality and Downham for the enter tainment. Mrs Broderick added her thanks for very enjoyable evening.
Geese sighted
THE bluebells in Mitton Woods and the sighting of seven Canada geese were among the highlights of a walk in the Whalley area b y 38 m em b e r s o f Clitheroe branch of the Ramblers’ Association. After leaving Whalley
Church, the ramblers headed for the River Ribble at Hacking Ferry and .returned via an. old Roman road. The walk was led by , Ellen Parker.
Health chief sees town’s computer set-up
CHAIRMAN of the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Authority Mr W. Ian Woolley has visited Clitheroe Health Centre where he was given some insight _ into the developments in computerisation within the primary medical care services.
The Centre is- able to
provide “ on-line” com puterised data for 7 direct patient care together with epidemiological data for a g e o g ra p h ica l def ined population of 35,000 on the practice lists of 15 GPs.
Computer terminals are
also linke'd into the Clitheroe Community Hospital and the GP surgeries in Whalley.
Mr Woolley was also
shown the computerised electrocardiograph system which was the first appli cation of its kind in gener al practice in Europe and North America when in troduced in 1979. Immediate ECG report
ing facilities are now av ailable riot only at the Health Centre but also to over 90 GPs in the dis trict. The. recent develop
ments of Clitheroe Hospi tal into a Community Hospital Jhas enhanced the links between both health care establishments in C l ith e r o e , providing, major benefits in the primary health care field. The role of the. Communi ty Hospital will be. the subject of a future. visit by Mr Woolley.,
Keep-tidy discussion
CO-OPERATION from villagers in Whalley is needed if they hope to do well in this year’s Best Kept Village competition. Whalley Parish Council
has decided to hold an open meeting on Tuesday to discuss the competi tion.
Mrs Clara Horsfall said
a sub-committee should be formed, but members of the public would have to help out.
Big crowd at Gisburn races
A CROWD of about 8,000 made the Pendle Forest and Craven Hunt’s Gis bum races the best at tended in. the , last (0 years.
Held at Westby Hall
Farm, Gisbum, on Satur day, all six races had the spectators biting their nails because, of the close ness of the finishes.
The race for members
of the hunt was won by Mr Michael Bannister, of Coniston Cold, for the ninth time. His first vic tory was in 1954.
Only two of the four
runners finished, Mr Ban nister on his own mount Bell ’Busk beating Vul- gan’s Trout, ridden by Jane Brooke, of Gargrave and owned by Mr John E dm u n d s , o f W e s t Marton.
APPOINTED CHAIRMAN
THE new chairman of the: Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper Group is Mr Jim Metcalf, of Dunsop Bridge. His appointment was
made at the annual meet ing of the group at Trinity M e th o d is t C h u r ch , Clitheroe, when Mr Stan ley Snape became the new vice-chairman. " Elected to the commit
tee were Mr David Crane, Miss Christine Bailey and Mr Peter Thompson. Mr Geoff Holmes thank
ed everyone who had made it another successful year for the group.
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Villag Whalley
Jumble sale A jumble sale in the
Vale House sheltered ac commodation at Whalley on Saturday was organ ised by warden Mrs Phyl lis Jolly and the residents’ committee. • Proceeds will go to local community ac tivities and charities. Donations from other
social activities at Vale House have already been made to the Mayor of Ribble Valley’s fund for Children in Need, Whal ley Lions and The. Queen Elizabeth II Playing Field Committee.
Near completion Negotiations between
Whalley Parish Council and Ribble Motor Ser vices for the purchase of the Vale House garden site in the village centre are now near completion. Administration of the
site will come under the Parish Council and appli cations from local organ isations wishing to make use of the facility for social and other activities should be made to the parish clerk with at least three months’ notice.
Hectic pace The normally sedate
pace of life {in Whalley has been shattered in the last few weeks by the ac tivities of a large group of young people from the vil lage’s Methodist Youth Club. They made £150 from
their annual tumble sale and followed that six days later with. a sponsored disco, from which they made a further £150. The money is to be
used in several ways, some going to the general costs of running the club and a large sum being set aside for research into multiple sclerosis. Soon 20 members will
be joining groups from Clitheroe and Rishton for the annual national MAYC we ekend in London. ,A day trip to Alton Towers is also plan ned for the summer.
Winning hands At the Abbey senior
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citizens’ drive in Whalley, whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs M. Flack, Mrs H. Metcalfe. Gents — Mrs E. Hook, Miss N. Knowles. Dominoes: Miss Birtwell, Mrs Weaver, Mr Evans, Mrs Pye.
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