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Clitheroe, was the setting I for the wedding of bank | clerk Mr Stephen Black- bum and staff nurse Miss Alison Carpenter, on Saturday.
St James's Church,
TAKING aim at the coconut shy are Gemma and Paul Green, watched by Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg (left), Ribble Valley Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs John Walmsley, Michele Brierley and Clitheroe Mayor and
daughter of Mr P. Car penter, of Linden Drive, Clitheroe, and the late | Mrs V. Carpenter.
The bride is the only The bridegroom is the I
eldest son of Mr and Mrs I M. Blackburn, of Buc-| cleuch Avenue, Clitheroe.
by her father, wore an off-the-shoulder gown of the embroidered lace I withsatin detail, in pure white. Her headdress was held in place by a circlet of fresh pink rosebuds in terwoven with gypsophila and a satin bow at the back with satin ribbon ringlets. She carried a bouquet of white star lilies, pink rosebuds, gyp-1 sophila and trailing ivy.
The bride, given away I B r id e sm a id s w e re I
Karon Flowerden, the | b r id e 's siste r - in- law , Fiona Sharp, the brideg- I room’s cousin, and Rachel | Hitchen.
length dresses of pink satin with embroidered white lace overdresses and pink satin bows. Karon and Fiona carried pink and white bouquets and Rachel had a white b a sk e t with pink | rosebuds.
They wore ballerina-
PICTURED on the archery course arc these would-be Robin Hoods and friends. From the left: Mr Ted Stone, Mr Harold McDonald, Mr Simon Nanson, Mrs Cynthia Nanson, Mr Fred Poole and Mi* John Stafford Bath.
Carpenter, the bride’s I brother. Groomsman was Mr R. Blackburn, the bridegroom's brother, and ushers were Mr M. Black burn, .Mr M. Sharp and [ Mr D. Carpenter.
Best man was Dr A. J.
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Plans in pipeline
AN application for the change of use of 19 and 31 Wesleyan How, Clitheroe, to ■ offices for a Citizens* Advice Bureau has been lodged with the Kibble Valley Council's I’lanning De partment (number 0561). Other applicants include: Ciithcroe: Demolition of ex
Prayers for road
at Bolton-by-Bowland Vil lage Hall. The couple, who are
isting timber stores and erec tion of new timber storage buildings at Chatburn Road Saw Mills <0566). Change of colour on fascia signs at Barc lays Bank. Castle street (05iM). Killingtun: Erection of dwel
ling on land off Sunnvside Avenue (0562). Snlxtcn: Change of use to
spending their honeymoon touring Europe, are to live in Park S tre e t , Clitheroe. Photograph: Raymond Greenwood, Clitheroe.
residential and alterations to the barn adjacent to 31 Top Row (0506).
Hospital cottages appeal
allowed ' 4
AN appeal against the Ribble Valley Council's refusal of permission for 10 additional cottages and a car park to be built at Waddington Hospital has been allowed by the Sec retary of State for the Environment. The appeal, made by
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July. The inspector, Mr J. R.
safety ROAD safety-conscious local people are being in vited to a Sunday service at Blackburn Cathedral on October 5th. A “Road Safety Day of
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EMINSON — ROBINSON
A nursery nurse at
Bright Street Day Nurse- rv. Clitheroe, Miss Joan Robinson, was married to Mr Oliver John Eminson tit Grindleton Methodist Church.
daughter of Mr anti Mrs N. Robinson, of Sntalden House Farm, Bolton-by-
The bride is the elder
Bowland. The bridegroom, a
the Trustees of Wadding- ton Hospital, was the sub ject of a public inquiry in
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Mattocks, said in his report that the existing appearance of the site from West Bradford Road, Waddington, would be altered considerably, but an improvement prog ramme was clearly neces sary. He agreed with the
farmer, is the younger son of Mr and Mrs H. R. Eminson, of Hill Top Farm, Higham.
by her father, wore a white crinoline-style gown of embroidered'tulle. Her waist-length veil was held in place by a circlet of flowers anti she carried a shower bouquet of dusky pink and white roses, gypsophila and ivy.
The bride, given away
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THE Ribble Valley Conn oil's Development Sub committee has refused permission for the erec tion of a car port at 5 The Grove, Whallev. It wtts felt that it would
be visually intrusive and seriously detrimental to the character and visual amenities of the locality.
imposed regarding land scaping and planting and he said that in his opinion all of the trees along the road frontage — which made the most important contribution to the street scene — should remain. On completion of the
Elizabeth Robinson, the bride’s sister, Miss Sarah Eminson, the brideg room's sister, and Miss Julie Wright, the bride's cousin. They wore dresses of
Bridesmaids were Miss
dusky pink moire taffeta fe atu r in g sw ee thea r t necklines and ballerina- length skirts. Their head dresses were circlets of flowers and they carried roses, azaleas and g.vp- sophila. Best man was Mr
building programme at the hospital the 29 cot tages will have been re placed by a total of 24, 1- modernised and 10 new
(1) “Don’t leave me this way" — The Com munards.
Michael Eminson, the bridegroom's brother, anti groomsman was Mr Mark Sowerbutts. Ushers were Mr Richard Frankland, the bride’s cousin, and Ml Neil Wilson. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. Jim Needham and organist was Mrs S. II. Green. A reception at Gibbon
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(2) "I just died in your arms tonight" — Cut- | ting Crew.
(3) "We don’t hnvc to” — Jermaine Stewart. (6) “Word up” — Cameo. ‘Glory of love" — Peter Cetera. ‘Walk this way” — Run DMC. ‘Thorn in my side" — Eurythmics. ‘Rain or shine" — Five Star. ‘Love can’t turn around" — Farley “Jack- |
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15. (—) "One great’ thing” — Big Country. 16. (11) “Holiday rap” — M. C. Miker “G" and | Deejay Sven.
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Bridge Restaurant, Chip ping, was followed by a
honeymoon in Scotland. The couple are to live at Hill Top Cottage,
Greenwood, Clitheroe
Higham. Photograph: Raymond
17. (_ ) "Hold tight” — Sam Fox. 18. (—) “iMontngo Bay” — Amazulu. 19. (17) "Forever live and die" — OMD. 20. (—) “Theme from Howard's Way" — Marti | Webb.
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CLITHEROE United Re
formed Church welcomes back former minister the | Rev. Alan Gaunt to con duct its harvest thank sg iv in g s e rv ic e on Sunday.. Mr Gaunt began his
Prayer" has been ar ranged by the Blackburn Area Road Safety Associ ation — which has 200 Clitheroe members — to mark European Road
Safety Year. The association’s found
er member, Mr Tom Wood, a former policeman at Whalley, said: “We hope that every effort will be made by all sections of the community to attend the service." Invitations are being
sent out to civic dig nitaries, councillors, vol untary organisations and business people through out the area. Lancashire’s Chief Con
More work
THE new enlarged com munity programme at the Clitheroe Sound Archive is to provide employment for about eight pairs of busy hands. A full-time supervisor
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ministry in Clitheroe in 1958 and has since served pastorates in Keighley, Sunderland and Heswall, before moving last year to be one of a team of minis ters serving a group of churches in south west | Manchester. The author of two
witlely-used collections of prayers, Mr Gaunt has also published several hymns. He is bringing one of his own compositions for the congregation on Sunday.________
Action on vandalism
stable Brian Johnson will read the lesson. The ser vice starts at 2-30 p.m.
WHALLEY Parish Coun cil is looking for ways to I lessen an increasing cause for concern . . . vand-1 alistn. Recently there has been I
an upsurge in damage to village features including the bus ' station, notice board and benches and the council wants to take | steps to curb the out
ject on children’s play songs.
and assistant will be needed and about six part-time staff. Their first study will be a Manpower Services Commission pro
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A SUPER enjoyable day . . . that was the Ribble Valley Disabled Action Group’s "Sport for Fun” occasion, held on Clitheroe Castle Field on
Saturday. The fun packed afternoon was given a great start
great-granddaughterof the group's chairman, Mrs Prudence Birtwistle, of Barrow.
by Miss Clitheroe 800, Michele Brierley, who re ceived a basket of flowers from Gemma Green (4),
arenery, shot putt, javelin, crown green bowling and, in Trinity Youth Club, carpet bowls, table tennis and skittles. There was an inflatable bouncing castle for chil-
Sports for the disabled included a coconut shy,
drenandClitheroe Ladies Circle ran a very popular poster painting stall. The event was organised by Mrs Birtwistle, Mrs Kathleen Bath and Mrs Aleine Ellison.
child of Sabden’s Christ ian Council, set up recent ly and comprising the vil lage’s four denominations.
Mary’s RC Church, said that parishioners of all de nominations had decided to go ahead with the idea.
Fr Leon Morris, of St Now the Christian
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Charity worker dies
A HARD-WORKING fund-raiser for the McMil lan Cancer Relief Fund, Mrs Margaret Sanderson, has died at her home, Rose Cottage, in West Bradford. A lecturer in business
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising!
Fat steal
THERE were 921 Clitheroe Auction! Friesian bulls madl
heifers to £66. Lirmj to £120, heifers
studies at Blackburn Col lege, Mrs Sanderson raised several thousand pounds for cancer relief in the past two-and-a-half years; Originally from Black
burn, she moved into the Ribble Valley 12 years ago. Her hobbies included painting, pottery, sewing and flower arranging and looking after the garden of her home. She leaves a husband
Festival attracts
800 entril THE annual Fel Youth organised! Clitheroe Methotl cuit has attracted tries in 23 classes! The festival —I
and two daughters. The funeral service is to be held a t St H e len ’s Church, Waddington, to morrow, prior to crema tion at Pleasington.
Cash aid
THE Ribble Valley Coun cil’s Recreation and Lei sure Committee has ap proved a further three grants to cultural and ar tistic organisations. Clitheroe Concerts Soci
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Proceeds for charity
THE Clitheroe 800 casset te, which includes rock, classical and folk music plus dialect and sound ef fects from local perfor mers of all ages, is still available. It can be bought for
November and is| Sunday School and teachers, offil youth organisatitl sers in the C| circuit. Entries have
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ceived from 1301 16-year-olds froil ley, Waddingtoif burn, Paythorml burn, Grindletl Trinity, Clitherotl Classes ran(T
music to Christn| rations. The festival enl
concert at whicl cates and trophii| presented.
Brush drivinl
RIBBLE Valley [ have the chancel up their drivinl ques at a speJ evening organist" Lancashire Cons: At the open
Nelson ana Colnl on Tuesday, frorj 8-30 p.m., part: tention will be highlighting th seatbelts and th| of drink-driving will be an oppo: try equipment t> esight and reacti
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Lorry til replacf
A REFUSE loi was a “write-i collision with a at Longridge la is to oe rep Ribble Valley G cost of £40,433. The loro’ wi
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