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THE choir of Clitheroe Evening Townswomen’s ‘Guild took part in a presen­ tation at AH Saints’ Church, Pendleton, of S t a i n e r ' ’ s “Crucifixion.”


' mes are for church funds. With the choir are


Stuart Caley (tenor) and Jerry Latham (baritone) and Geof­ frey Hitchen con­ ducted the choir from the organ. The proceeds from the sale of program-


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‘Mannequins’ entertain Border group WIs


THE border group of WI’s—• Gisbum, Bolton- by-Bowland and Rimington — were welcomed to their annual meeting by Mrs E. Robinson, the Rimington president.


Business


in ‘wrong’ place


AN application by two men for the use of pre­ mises in Croft Street, Clitheroe, for general in­ dustrial purposes; was re­ jected by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. In a report, Borough


meeting at Rimington, were Miss Marion Stott (LFWI treasurer) and Mrs Carol Riley, of Wad­ dington (area group leader).


Among those at the


LFWI badge motif which she has embroidered and Mrs Riley-outlined forth­ coming events during WI Promotions year.


Miss Stott displayed the


Planning and Technical Officer, Mr Philip Bailey, said that the premises were immediately adja­ cent to houses and the type of work envisaged by the applicants would gen­ erate noise and disturb­ ance.


indicated that the pre­ mises would be used on a part-time basis and it was conceivable that their ac­ tivities might take place during the evening and at weekends. Coun.. Eric Bracewell,


The applicants had also


Mather, told of the cus­ toms and traditions of her native Germany. She was thanked by’ Mrs C. Pick­ les, president of Bolton- by-Bowland, and mem­ bers of the platform party were presented with Rimington souvenir thim­ bles.


The speaker, Mrs Ingar


\the host institute mem­ bers, after which there was an hilarious “manne­ quin parade” entitled “House beautiful.” .


Supper was served : by


Clitheroe, said that while he1 did not want to dis­ courage young men' from setting up in business it was in “totally the wrong place.”


Cost of vehicles


' of the Finance and Gener­ a l Purposes Sub-Commit­ tee heard.: This included £217,930 for the cleansing and refuse vehicles.


IT cost the Ribble Valley Council £295,110 to keep its vehicles in operation :during 1983-84, members


.


, Mrs J. Gorrigan. A raffle for the visitors


corated Easter egg was won by Mrs S. Graveston: and Mrs S. Falshaw with home-made products and


was won by Mrs ,J., Temple and Mrs B. Spencer won a traditional German Easter basket which had been given.by Mrs Mather. .


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charge of a WI . publica­ tions stall.


-Mrs F. Oliver was in '


Mrs S.“ Graves'ton,


thanked: the : Rimingtqn ladies on behalf of the .vis­ itors.


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Liquidation debts


WHEN six local firms went into liquidation during the. year, it cost the Ribble Valley Council £18,074 in lost rates, Borough Treasurer Mr Gordon Onslow told the Finance and General Pur­ poses Sub-Committee.


said that he was quite confident that someof the money would be re vered. •


However, Mr Onslow


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Marie Salisbury was mar­ ried to design draughts­ man Mr Andrew David Child at SS Michael and Jo h n ’s RC Church, .Clitheroe, on Monday.


SALISBURY ' Clerk-typist Miss Linda


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youngest daughter of Mrs J. M. Salisbury, of Cas'tle View, Clitheroe, and the late Mr R. B. Salisbury. The bridegroom is the


The b r id e is the P R I C E D . ATKINSON J


A HONEYMOON in Italy followed the wedding of Miss Bridget Atkinson and Mr Jonathan Price, at St J am e s ’s Church, Clitheroe. , The bride, a solicitor, is


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Planning go ahead for link road


THE final phase , of Clitheroe’s Salthill indust­ rial, estate project — a road'connecting Upbrooks with the Pimlico .link road — is now in sight.


Council’s Development Sub-Committee approved an application from the council to complete, the vital artery which will help clear heavy vehicles from the town centre. The £450,000 project is being financed on a 50-50 basis by Ribble Vailey- and the county council:


The .Ribble Valley


WHALLEY HOMES PLAN IN FAVOUR


the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Atkinson, of Lingfield Avenue, Clitheroe. The bridegroom, a


second son of Mr and Mrs M. Child, of Eshton Ter­ race, Clitheroe.


by her brother, Anthony, wore a full-length white gown of satinised embroi­ dered tulle with a sheer yoke and long straight sleeves. Her waist-length veil was held in place by a headdress of small white’ flowers and she carried a bouquet of pink lilies and white roses.


The bride, given away


her sister Mrs Katrina Conlan, her nieces Miss Lesley Underwood, and Miss Kerry Conlan,' and h e r nephew R o b e r t Conlan. .


She was attended by


rose-coloured w ate r ­ marked taffeta dresses trimmed with lace and satin ribbon. They carried posies of pink and white roses.


The bridesmaids wore


Michael Child, the brideg­ room’s brother. Grooms­ man was Mr Fred Steele and ushers were Mr Graham Child, the brideg­ room’s brother and Mr Keiran Conlan, the bride’s brother-in-law.


Best man was Mr


ducted by Fr T. Lakeland and the organist was Mrs H. Crompton.


the Calf’s Hgad Hotel, Worston. The couple are to live in West View, Clitheroe.


A reception was held at


Photograph: Raymond Greenwood, Clitheroe.


The ceremony was con­


father, the bride wore a full-length model gown in white silk with a figured lace overskirt, edged with white satin. It also fea­ tured a rounded neckline and bouffant sleeves. Her full-length veil was


social worker, is the only son of Mr and Mrs G. Price, of Southpark Road, Lytham St. Annes. Given away by her


Judith Bishop, the bride’s sister, wore a full-length dress featuring a deep pink floral design. Her headdress was of pink silk flowers and she carried a bouquet of roses, carna­ tions and stephanotis. 1 . Flower girl, Miss Sarah


held in place by a circlet of silk flowers and she carried a cascade of pink roses, carnations and stephanotis. Matron of honour, Mrs


Planning and Technical Officer, Mr Philip Bailey, said that it was antici­ pated that the new road would alleviate existing traffic problems in-Taylor Street by sending all com­ mercial vehicles from that area out through Salthill and on to the link road.


In a report, Borough


restrictions were being considered for the section of Taylor Street which did not already have them and also on Shawbridge.


In this • respect weight


Walmsley, . Waddington, said that the decision would make a lot of people very happy.


Chairman .Coun. John


Church hall fund


Bishop, the bride’s niece, wore a dress of similar material and carried pink roses and carnations. In her hair was a circlet of pink silk flowers. Page boy was Master


Stephen Bishop, the bride’s nephew. . Best man was Mr Alun


Burge, groomsman was Mr Paul Atkinson, the bride’s brother and ushers were Mr Philip Bishop, Mr Glen Routledge, and Mr Martin Suter. The ceremony was con­


' was Miss Susan Robinson. A reception was held at the- Old Stonehouse, Mitton. The couple are to live in Cardiff.,' Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatbum.


ducted by the Rev. David Woodhouse and organist


half way ST Jam es ’s Church, Clitheroe, is on the threshold of turning a 50- year-old dream for a church hall, into reality. : An appeal for direct


A PLAN for a major private development at Whalley has been given the go-ahead, despite objections by local residents.


ments propose to build three blocks of two- storey, two-bedroomed flats at the back of Ac­ crington Road and Sydney Avenue. Among points made to


Chapel House Develop­


Farmed at Bowland


the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Development Sub­ committee were that the land is boggy and unsuit-, able for building; prob­ lems of subsidence in the immediate vicinity; loss of the rural aspect and prob­ lems of access. : It was also contended-


that 30 homes would be over-development of


the site and that sky-line development should be avoided. Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw


. needed hall for the church can start later this year, provided diocesan and planning permission is given. The idea has been


for such activities as after-church meetings and provide such facilities as a creche while services are being held.


It could then be used '


giving has raised about £27,000 —1 more than half of the £50,000 required. St James’s hopes that building work on .a much-


(Whalley) said that had the flats been solely for the elderly she would not have been in favour. But they would be for sale to anyone. She. felt that Whalley had reached sat­ uration point with the el­ derly and it was time to look towards the interests of young people. It was a very wet and


A RETIRED Bolton-by- Bowland farmer’s wife, Mrs Mary Sutcliffe has died, aged 71. Mrs Sutcliffe, of Hill-


crest, Sawley, was born at Middlebank Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland; and educated at Lane Ends School. She began her working


RIBBLE VALLEY Mayor Coun. Ted Boden had no problem deciding that this “eggstraordi- nary” Easter bonnet, worn by, 11-year-old Lisa Quinn, was a winner in Whalley CE School’s de­ corated egg competition. Two hundred pupils


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an “eggshausted” egg lying on a bed. Another, was cleverly painted to resemble a white rabbit emerging from a magi­ cian’s hat. After discussing the en­


life as a domestic servant in Clitheroe but later re­ turned to work on Home Farm, Bolton-by-Bow- larid, which her parents owned. ' She and her husband,


tries with the Mayoress, Coun. Boden chose two winners’ from each form and, ■


sented, them with choco­ late eggs!


appropriately,; pre­


Herbert, by whom she is survived, took over the farm after their marriage


in 1959. Eleven years ago they'


retired to Sawley. Mrs Sutcliffe’s . hobbies in­ cluded gardening and cooking. She was a regular wor­


damp site and this was the only way of having it drained. Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil-


shipper at St Peter and Paul’s, Bolton-by-Bow- land, where a service pre- ceded in te rm en t on


talked about for over half a century. The church hopes the scheme could become reality by next Easter.


lington) said that there was a need for this type of development in the Ribble Valley. It was an acceptable use .for the site.


Chimney fire


SLIGHT damage 'to a bedroom ceiling was caused when a chimney caught fire at a house in Old P o s t , Office Row, Pendleton., Two pumps from Clitheroe attended.


TWG choir sings at village church IIIBHI


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COUNCIL house rent ar­ rears in the Ribble Valley were £28,064 at the end of March, - compared with £39,925 at the end of the previous month.


\Vhalley twinning ‘up


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DOES Whalley want to twin with the French


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