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SEVERAL Ribble Valley councillors had a night off from debates in the chamber to step into an irena of a different kind — the Castle bowling green — for their annual match against local Nalgo members. Couns Lawrence McEn-
Helping hand for youth centre
tee, Bert Jones, John Nuttall, Albert Atkinson ami captain John Wahn- sley handed out a crown green bowling lesson to their opponents — Beryl liman, Alan Belcher,
second successive year. On hand to present
Night club owner patrols streets
THE owner of Rio’s Sliowbar, Whalley, Mr Peter Hayes, is patrolling nearby streets at 1-30 a. m. to make sure that homeward-bound custom ers do not cause trouble. Mr Hayes’s action was
revealed in a letter to Reedley magistrates, who had been sent a petition by residents angry at late-night disturbances. The petition was for
warded to the magistrates by Whalley Parish Council which, in turn, made public Mr Hayes’s reply at its monthly meeting. In it Mr Hayes said
Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 26th, l!)ti~> 9
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that misbehaviour was not to be tolerated. Mr Hayes stated that windows had been bricked up and now excessive noise was less of a problem than at any other time in his 12 years at the night-spot. The council decided not
Frank Lord, Les Bullen nd George Riley — aking the trophy for the
awards was Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Mrs Joyce Lilburn and afterwards all adjourned to the Castle Restaurant for a meal. Picture: Bruce Dowles
their first wood. From the left: Alan, Frank, Les, Joyce Belcher, Beryl, George and their oppo nents, Conns Nuttall, McEntee, Atkinson and Jones.
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BAUER — NORMAN
somed at Clitheroe Post Office was given the offi cial stamp of approval when Miss Jean Margaret Norman and Mr Malcolm Leon Bauer were married at Clitlieroe United Re formed Church. Jean, a postal officer at
A romance which blos
the King Street office, met Malcolm when he worked there as a post man. He is now a postal officer in Blackburn. The bride is the elder daughter of Mrs Vera
younger son of Mr and Mrs L. J. Bauer, of Scri- ven Road,- K n ares - borough. The bride, given away
Norman, of Whalley Road, Clitheroe, and the ute Mr Arthur Stanley Norman. The bridegroom is the
‘ Takeaway ’ chef hit with chair
AN incident at a Clitheroe take-away led to Keith Blackburn (34), of Tower Hill, Clitheroe, being given a nine-month jail sentence, sus pended for two years, at Preston Crown Court.
He was also ordered to pay £200 compensation to
chair. Mr Nicholas Simmonds,
Mr Ping Lee whom he admitted wounding with a
more money, but further trouble broke out when the meal was not ready and there was an argu ment during which the Lee brothers tried to restrain Blackburn. As he was leaving,
prosecuting, said Black burn took offence when lie found lie had insufficient money to pay for a meal and was refused credit. He returned home for
counter, but it missed them and hit Mr Ping
A COFFEE morning ;tagod by the Mayoress of
Clitheroe’s Committee •aised £150 for Trinity Youth Centre. Among those attending
was the town mayor, Coun. Howel Jones and several handicapped chil dren whom the centre has been helping. The Mayoress, Mrs
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Over 20 varieties, many still in flower Thousands of Heathers, Alpines
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to pursue the matter, but to consider it again in the event of further com plaints. Coun. Mrs Kathleen
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Sharplek said that the council itself had not com plained about the pre mises, but was very sym pathetic towards the resi dents.
Harvest concert
Maxine Jones, said that local teenagers needed every encouragement possible and Trinity was doing an e n o r mous amount to help them in various ways.
Watch on elm
Blackburn threw a chair at the people behind the
ing, said insults had been flying in both directions but Blackburn accepted that his behaviour had been disgraceful and wished to apologise to Mr Lee. Judge Mary Holt told
Lee, a chef, who was taken to hospital with a head wound which needed five stiches. Mr Paul Hart, defend
TODAY is very spe cial for Mrs Elizabeth Taylor — it is her 90th birthday! Mrs T ay lo r was
Contented 90-year- old
Blackburn that cases like this normally merited an immediate prison sent ence, but she had taken into account the fact that the people in the shop had involved themselves in what amounted to an attack upon him.
by her uncle, Mr John Philip Norman, wore a full-length gown of em
broidered satin featuring bouffant elbow-length
sleeves and a skirt with a scalloped hemline. Her cathedral-length veil was held in place by a head dress of white silk flowers and she carried a bouquet of white silk roses, gyp- sophila and lil.v-of-the- valle.v. Bridesmaids were Miss
Planning in the
pipeline
A PLAN to change the use of land to a caravan site at Brook House Farm, Whalley. has been lodged with the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning De partment (number 0493). Other applications include: Chipping: Farm building at
Colte Coates Farm (0492). Billington: Conversion at
Susan Elizabeth Norman, the bride’s sister, and Miss Joan n e Louise Bauer, the bridegroom’s daughter. They wore full-length
The Barn. Chapel Lane, Old Langho (0497). Bungalow and garage at
born and educated in Ulverston, where she became a laundry wo rk e r. She then lived in Parson Lane, C l i th e ro e , for 50 happy years with her husband Charles. Now a widow, she
AN eye is being kept on a tree in the centre of Whalley which lias either not responded to treat ment for Dutch elm dis e a se , or has been scorched by the reaction of a chemical used to con trol the problem. Whalley Parish Council called in a tree surgeon to examine the Wheatley elm in Vale Gardens after the leaves started to turn brown. The tree will be looked at again in the spring.
HARVEST thanksgiving celebrations at Clitheroe United Reformed Church will include a concert on Saturday by Slaidburn Silver Band, recently re turned from its Belgian
trip. The programme will
range from Handel and Offenbach to “Nellie the elephant” and hymn re quests will be welcome. Celebrations begin a t
AT CLITHEROE MARKET, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.. . .
. PRIMROSE NURSERIES and Tiff GARDEN CENTRE,
7-30 p.m. and tickets are £1.25 for adults and OOp for children. On Sunday, at the
church, “Songs of praise” for harvest begins at 6 p.m.
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PENDLE TRA VELS GREAT NEWS
her birthday quietly — though there may be a small surprise in store from warden Mrs Hollywood and other residents!
Whittle Hall Farm. 01(1 Nab Road (0510). Whitcwcll: Change of use of
dresses of dee]) turquoise taffeta with elbow-length sleeves. They had circlets of silk flowers in their hair and carried bouquets of roses, gypsophila and pink zinnias, threaded with blue ribbon. Best man w a s M r
farm implement store and workshop to additional use for car repair at New Laund Farm (0498). Clithcroe: Conversion of one
Wet work at Stocks Reservoir
house into two at 9 and 11 Moss Street (0499). Conversion of 04 Waterloo
Gerald Charles Firth and ushers were Mr Geoffrey Hilchen, the br ide's cousin, and Miss Christine
Lane from office and dwelling to second-hand bookshop and dwelling (0521). Sawley: Detached garage at
Yates. The ceremony was per
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the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, the couple left for a honeymoon touring Cornwall. They are to make their home in Rich mond Terrace, Clitheroe. Photograph: Duncan Bicknell, Tosside.
Improved
THERE was no evidence of serious problems of flooding during recent downpours, the Ribble Valley Council heard. Chairman of the Public
Road into self-contained flat, three bedsits and three offices (0502). Change of use of 52 Moor
4 Southport Barn (0503). Itimington: Pair of semi-de tached bungalows at Yew Tree
IN heavy rain, volunteers from the Lancashire Trust for Nature Conservation organised a working party at Stocks Reservoir, on Saturday. Nearly 20 volunteers
helped to remove willow trees which are invading a stretch of the shore used by nesting birds. The operation had been
Farm, Newbv Lane, Newby (0504). Whallcy: Change of use of.
part of 26 Station Road to form treatment and waiting room for physiotherapist (0514). Block of six flats on land at
Manor Road (0507) and erection of workshop on land at the same site (0508). Two signs and a projecting
sign at 25 King Street (0510). Shop sign at 36 King Street
(0520). Hurst Green: Porches at 17
and 23 Smithy Row (0509). West Bradford: Conversion
of shippon to playroom at Moor Roods (0511). Bashall Eaves and Mitton:
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Listed building application for removal of external render, pointing of stonework and re placement of windows at * Acre Farm, (0518).
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Works and Health Com mittee, Coun. Harry Waddington (Gisburn) said that the removal of 45 tons of silt from the existing drainage network had alleviated flooding problems.
Pendle Club
WINNERS of this week’s bridge session at the Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mr G. Horsfield and Mr J. Harrison, Mrs K. Gudgeon and Mrs A Barker.
cise in conservation will be on November 16th, when i t is hoped to remove surplus rhododen drons from a woodland re serve near Bashall Eaves. Further details may be
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obtained from the local conservation officer, Mi
Tony Cooper (Clitheroe 24577).
Fined £20
FOR urinating in a public place, Martin Redding (17), of Peel P ark Avenue, Clitheroe, was fined £20 by the town’ magistrates.
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