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Concerned by litter in streets


EMPTY shops in Moor Lane and increasing litter in the streets of Clitheroe are causing concern to members of Clitheroe Civic Society. . The Society praised the


efforts of road sweepers, but described the litter as “horrible.” Members had a long


discussion on the future direction the so c ie ty


.should follow and felt that more exhibitions, such as the Camera Club show, could be mounted under the society’s auspices. It was also suggested


that the society and the sound archivist could com­ bine to improve refresh­ ment facilities. Members heard that


their chairman, Mr Bob Bennett, had had some fruitful discussions with Ribble 'Valley planning of­ ficer Mr Philip Bailey. The annual meeting is


at the Pendle Heritage Centre, Barrowford, on June 26th, followed by a guided tour and refresh­ ments.


Festivals


JEWISH festivals was the subject of a talk given by Mrs Hilda Homer to the Clitheroe Ribbles- dale Afternoon Townswo­ men’s Guild. The talk was a follow­


up to an earlier one given by Mrs Homer, who was thanked by Mrs Mabel Hammond. There was a good at­


tendance-for the meeting, which was chaired by Mrs Mary Robinson.


WIs ’ group meeting has animal theme


THERE were 96 WI members at the Kemple End group meeting ■


, Altered car tax disc


AN e le c tr ic i ty board worker who found a motor tax-disc on the ground while h e was working, took it for his own car, Clitheroe magis­ trates were told. , William Jones (26) saw


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the offences, said he was very sorry. It had been a “silly thing” to do.


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PPS At this rate the management and friendly staff of Pendle Travel and Airtours «won’t get any, holidays themselves this year — but at least our managing director will be happy.


“WHO will buy my lovely pot plants?” Customers at the May


Market run by the United R e fo rm ed Church, Clitheroe, on Saturday, could not resist the smiles o f th e s e two young helpers.


Karen Holt (7) and her brother Graham (6), of


: Park Avenue, Clitheroe, were' busy helping gran­ dad Arthur Speak, of Sid- dows Avenue, Clitheroe,


• at his plant stall. The market, which raised £500 for church


funds, was organised by Mrs Winnie Chisholm and Mr Verdun Allen,, of the social events committee.


' As well as a variety of


stalls, the church Guides and B row n ie s ran “yellow and blue” stall.


Home’s funds


A COFFEE morning held by St D en y s Home, Clitheroe, was very suc­ cessful, with £327 being raised for its funds.' The event was well sup­


ported and was attended by the Ribble Valley Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs .Ted B o d en , a lo n g w ith Clitheroe deputy mayor Coun. James McGhie. Cake, gift and plant


stalls all proved popular and a raffle and tombola also helped raise cash.


President of Billington


and Langho WI, Mrs Meryl Ibbotson, welcomed the guests and presented the platform party with pewter bookmarks made by member Mrs' Bonnie Kramrisch.


Area leader, Miss K.


Hanson-, spoke about forthcoming promotional activities. Then guest speaker Mr Michael Ed­ wards showed slides of a day on location with the BBC television crew film­ ing “All creatures great and small” in the7 York­ shire Dales.


. A flower display on the


same theme was created by Mrs Ann Brewer and Mrs Pat Cockbin.


Supper was served by


Billington and Langho members and L i t t le Mitton gave the entertain- ment ta k in g a l ig h t hearted look at television programmes.


Mrs T. Crotty, of Hurst


, Green, won an arrange­ ment of flowers in the competition for the most amusing photograph, a cat in a fish bowl.


The vote of thanks to


Billington and Langho and Little Mitton was prop­ osed by Mrs Mavis Day, president of Whalley WI.


No licence


FOR using a car without a current excise licence, John Steven Johnston (33), of Woone Lane, was fined £30 by the town’s magistrates and ordered to pay £7.08 back duty. He was fined a further


£20 for having no test cer­ tificate for the vehicle and was. ordered to pay £6 costs. Johnston said in a letter


he had taken the car out for its MoT but it had failed.


— 33 from the host insti­


tute of Billington and Langho, 20 from Whal- ley, 24 from Little Mitton and 19 frdm Hurst Green.


WADDINGTON pack, had. double cause to celebrate after the district Cub Scouts’ annual cross-country . run, on Friday, from Highmoor. Waddington1 were


the winning team and their runner David Bialecki was first past the post. , More than 100 Cubs


from nine packs are shown at the start of the race, which was organised by the Ven­ ture Scouts. D is tr ic t Commis­


sioner Mr Peter Car­ penter presented the team trophy and the individual winner’s medal.


Couple spend honeymoon in Spain


A HONEYMOON in Spain followed the wed-’ ding at Clitheroe Register Office on'Saturday of Miss Carole Ann Perrin and Mr Nigel Booth. The bride, a pupil nurse


at Brockhall Hospital, is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. N. Perrin, of Garnett Road, Clitheroe. , The bridegroom, a‘


garage forecourt atten­ dant, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. Booth, of Duck Street, Clitheroe. The bride wore a knee-


length cream gown with a butterfly lace yoke . and gathered sleeves tapering to the wrist. She had a cream hat trimmed with net and a silk rose and carried a bouquet of cream, white and beige silk flowers trimmed with cream ribbon and lace. Best man was Mr Paul


Sutcliffe. A reception was held at


Farmhouse Catering, Chatbum. ;


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The couple are to live in Highfield Road, Clitheroe.


Screen smashed


VANDALS smashed the windscreen and kicked the bodywork of a car left in Clitheroe Auction Mart car park o v e r th e w e ek en d . Damage amounted to £300.


MAY MARKET MAKES £500


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May 17th, 1981 9


GOOD NEWS FOR AIRTOURS


Over 55,000 people have already booked on our 1984 Summer Programme. This programme is now very


nearly fully booked.


The management of Airtours thought how well they had done and how pleased their directors were going to be.


Unfortunately for the management, the managing direc­ tor consulted his figures for last year and found that over 25,000 people decided to book a last minute holiday with Airtours in 1983.


This meant that because we were nearly full these 25,000 people would not be able to take an Airtours holiday in 1984.


MORGAN — RODGERS


Two employees of the


Langho Newsagency, Mr Timothy Robert Morgan and Miss Janet Rodgers, were married at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Pre­ ston on Saturday. Mr Morgan, the assis­


tant manager, is the only son of Mr and Mrs R. F. Morgan, of Rogersfield, Langho, and Miss Rod­ gers, the sales assistant, is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs K. Rodgers, of Leybum Road, Black­ burn. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a gown of champagne wa­ tered silk taffeta trimmed with heavy lace and featuring a sweetheart neckline. A tiara of pearls secured her long cham­ pagne Veil and she carried a bouquet of pink roses and stephanotis. Matron of honour was


Mrs Amanda Broughton, the bridegroom’s sister, and bridesmaids were Miss1 Louise Morgan, the bridegroom’s sister, and Miss Susan and Miss Michelle Rodgers, sisters of the bride. They wore off-the-


shoulder dresses of white nylon patterned with pink and blue flowers, featur­ ing hooped skirts and wore side combs of blue flowers in their" hair. Their posies were com­ posed of pink roses and freesia. "


, B e s t man was Mr


Donald Schelling. Grooms- men w e r e Mr Mark Broughton, the brideg­ room’s brother-in-law, Mr David Ogden, the brideg­ room’s cousin, Mr Neil Rod g er s , the bride’s


■uncle, and Mr Dick Rod gers, the bride’s cousin. The ceremony was per­


formed by Mr Roger Kendle and organist was Mr Timothy Ambrose. Following a reception at


Barton Grange Hotel Preston, the couple left for a honeymoon in the Lake District. They are to live at Sun-


nybower, Blackburn. Photograph: Westmins­ ter Studios, Langho.


IMPROVING FOOTPATH


IMPROVEMENTS are to' be carried out to the foot­ path up Pendle’s Big End, which has become badly eroded over the years. Lancash ire County


Council’s Finance Sub Committee has approved a £1,500 scheme for resur­ facing the path from Barley to the 1,831, foot high beacon. The programme, due to'


be completed before the winter, will also include improvements -to sign posts and replacement of damaged footbridges. A quarter of .the costs will be met by a Country- ' side Commission grant.


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