8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May 2Mh, 198!, Sotheby’s ^


Silver and Jewellery^ Valuations in the


North of England 1 2 th -1 5 th June 1984


Sites proposed for day centre


UPBROOKS, Dugdale’s disused mill at Well- gate and Woone Lane, Glitheroe, have all been suggested as possible places for a £175,000 day care centre for the mentally handicapped.


aged that once a site has been defined and ap­ proved, work on the county council-owned 50- place centre will begin either next year or in 1986. Mr Brian Leybourne,


Social Services envis­


Ribble Valley Divisional Director of Social Ser­ vices, said that the centre will provide “gainful em­ ployment”, as well as edu­ cation and recreation. He added that a furth­


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Sotheby’s silver and jewellery experts Peter Waldron, Richard Came, David Bennett and John Henniker Wilson will be visiting the North of England in


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Telephone: Clitheroe (0200) 41520


er, central site is being sought for a multi-purpose


Blocking the way


that the doctors would be unable to leave quickly in an emergency. The parish council is to


ask Whalley police what action can be taken.'


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MOTORISTS were block­ ing in doctors at Whal- ley’s surgery by parking outside the entrance to back King Street, Parish councillors were told. Concern was voiced


day centre, which would be mainly for the elderly. In a report to the Social Services District Liaison Committee, Mr Ley- bcurne said most mentally handicapped people of the a re a . cu r re n t ly use facilities in Blackburn and Accrington.


the idea of using the old Whiteacre School - pre­ mises at Barrow — be­ cause of travelling , dis­ tances involved. Mr Leybourne said the


right for a. centre to meet local needs. The report dismissed


purpose centre was still in its infancy, he said.


the Ribble Valley Council seem to be on the out­ skirts of the town,” he said. “I know that there aren’t many places in the middle of Clitheroe but there — as close to the community as possible — is where we want to build it.” Planning for the multi­


social services department was still seeking sites and would like a central one. “Those suggested by


But the time was now


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Hospice. building admired


MANY Ribble Valley people were among the .1,500 who flocked to the grounds o f Park Lee Hospital, Blackburn on Sunday to take a.look at the new E a s t’Lancashire Hospice. - The £600,000 hos­


pice was opened to the public for the first time, to allow people to view, the facilities before the first pa-, tients are admitted —; possibly 'within the, next fortnight. A r ep r e sen ta t iv e


Seeking hobbies


THE Vicar of Low Moor, the Rev. Brian Steven­ son, is looking for hidden talent : . . for a hobbies exhibition being held in St Paul’s Church during the Edisford and Low Moor Community Festival.


from the Edisford and Low Moor area to make a sma‘11 display of their hobby — whatever it may be — for show during the. 10 day festival, v’hich s ta rts on June 22nd. Further details can be ob­ tained from the Vicarage (Clitheroe 22418).


He is inviting anyone


MANY children strode out alongside, the grown-ups in a nine-mile sponsored walk on Sunday to raise money for-the Clitheroe One Parent Individual Needs Group.


\ All the 27 walkers completed the walk from


Waddington Fell to Edisford, including the youngest, Darren Wilson (5), of Taylor Street, Clitheroe.1


i ■ - Mrs Mollie Hood, one of the organisers, said:


“This was very much a social occasion and it is fast, becoming an annual event for our group, which meets at Clitheroe Health Centre.


- “If we can raise as much for children’s events as the £150 we made last year, we will be well pleased.”


Our photograph shows some of the walkers and helpers about to start.


Playing together


A MEMBER of a well- known musical Clitheroe family, Josephine Whit­


field and her husband, Peter, are taking part.in: Blackburn Concert Socie­ ty’s informal concert to­ night in the Wesley Hall, Fielden Street, in the town. .


lin .teachers and Mrs WJiitfield’s mother, Mrs M. Robinson, is a piano teacher.


the School of Music in Blackburn and also at Stonyhurst College.


. Mr Whitfield teaches at The couple are both vio­


group from the now- d isb a n d ed R ib b le Valley Hospice Appeal C om m it te e , which raised £57,000 towards the cost, were taken round the building by H o u s e c om m i t t e e chairman Mr Roy De- whurst, of Twiston. Many


o th e r


Clitheroe people vis­ ited the 10-bed hos-. pice throughout the day and Mr Dewhurst commented: “All in a l l i t was a very happy day. It was too good to be true.” The hospice, the


first of its kind in north Lancashire is for the terminally ill and those suffering from chronic pain conditions.


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Judith Sheila Dinsdale was married to machine operator Mr . Peter Ray­ mond Barnes at Clitheroe United Reformed Church on Saturday.' \ ,


Accounts clerk Miss ,


youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs F. S. Dinsdale, of Alder House, Bolton- by-Bowland. The brideg­ room is the son of Mr and Mrs R. Edmondson.


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.chiffon with a mandarin collar and a long, full train.'-Her short veil was held in place by a floral headdress and ■■she carried a bouquet' of .pink„roses, white spray carnations and lilies.


Miss Tracey Capstick, the bride’s niece, and other attendants were Miss Pauline and Miss Sarah Capstick, the bride’s nieces, and Miss Lea Brown, the bridegroom’s niece. Page boy was Paul Barnes, the bridegroom’s son.


Chief bridesmaid was


Sarah wore crinoline style dresses of pale blue and white embossed nylon, with blue floral headdres­ ses. Lea had a white or­ ganza crinoline style dress trimmed with blue flowers and a velvet sash and a headdress of pale blue flowers.. They all carried pink roses and white spray carnations. Best man was Mr Nigel


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A PP R ENT ICE hair­ dresser Karyn Myers (17) is following in mum’s footsteps.


. For she and workmate Miss Christine Walton (22) have just learned that they have each g a in ed dip loma s in perming,- colouring, cut­ ting and styling from the John Miller Hair


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Karyn, (left), of Dark- ivood Crescent, Chat- bum, and Christine, of


F la i r ,” in Whalley Road, Clitheroe. ■ To tackle the course,


. “S u n n y c r e s t ," L i t - tlemoor Road, Clitheroe, sacrificed their weekends and Mondays and Tues­ days fpr three months. S a id Mr s My e r s:


“Both have done teirifi- cally, because the pass mark of the three ex­ aminations teas 65 per cent and they were up in the 80s and 90s.”


Speakers take a break


AT Clitheroe Speakers’ Club’s last meeting of the season, reports were given by the executive of­ ficers on a very successful year... ' Officials elected for the


coming season wei-e: Pres­ ident Mr J. D. Altham, vice-president Mr S.


Blackburn, secretary Mr D. R. Holmes, treasurer Mr D. Wilson, education director Mr C. Roberts, publicity officer Mr D. Ogden, social director Mr J. Burgess. ’ Meetings of the club


will recommence, in Sep­ tember.


Neal, groomsman was Mr Terry Barnes, the bride­ groom’s brother, and ushers were Mr Ronnie Edmondson, the bride­ groom’s brother, and Mr Paul Beverly, the bride­ groom’s nephew. Following the cere­


mony, conducted by the Rev. John Salsbury, a re­ ception was held at the Plough Inn, Wiggles- worth. The couple, who are


Talbot, Blackburn. Pendle Club


honeymooning in Italy, are to live in Fairfield Drive, Clitheroe. Photograph: Wally


by her father, wore ' a white gown of figured


The bride, given away j]


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Men are celebrating [ years of Morris dancinj the town and to give , event real flavour t | have invited 12 te:l from all over England [ Wales to join in the


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Lancashire took part :| the Clitheroe detachml finished in fourth pll overall. The team, led! Cadet Sgt. Paul Wilsl had been training for t | months for the event.


A 10-MAN team frl Clitheroe army cadi gave an impressive n formance in competitil held at Holcombe Moorl Cadets from all o i


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