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tant district commissioner for Scouts, said he was delighted to see so many people enthusiastic for the competition, both taking part and cheering from the sidelines.
Thieves’ £2,000 haul
THIKVES struck lucky when they raided a motor caravan parked on a tpiiet country road at Mitton on Thursday afternoon. After opening a window lock using wire, they
escaped with property worth almost £'2,000, including a Sony video camera, black in colour, serial number 505350, worth £1,1-15. Also taken was a blue
longer exists, was a fre- i|ueat winner, then the honours passed to 1st I’emlle. Jlr Simon Nunn, assis
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DOWNES A honeymoon in Turkey followed the wedding of accountant Mr Michael Richard Gray and market ing services executive Miss P e n e lo p e J a n e Anderson Downes at the Parish Church of St Boni face, Bunbury, Cheshire.
in Leeds and is the only son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Seaton Gray, of Greys- to n e s , Moor L a n e , Wiswell.
The bridegroom works
Yorkshire Post in Leeds and is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Glyn Downes, of Whitchurch Road, Bun bury, Cheshire.
The bride works for the **■
case containing two Sony batteries and 11 tape's worth £1-1-1. a green Bar- hour waxed jacket worth £90 and two Orvise fishing rods, each fitted with a Betterkill reel, together worth £515. The mat ter is under
investigation by Clitheroe police, who believe that a white van may have been used by the thieves and have appealed to anyone with information about the theft to come forward.
by her father, wore a white satin gown with ruched sleeves, a frilled neckline and crinoline- style skirt with a scalloped hemline. Her short veil was secured by a circlet of white flowers and seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white carna tions, roses, freesia, ste- phanotis and trailing ivy.
The bride, given away
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Frances Ashworth, Miss Rosalind Gray, the bride groom's sister, Miss Alison Halton and Miss Jenny Cope wore Bo Peep-style dresses of soft ice blue satin with frilled necklines and hemlines scalloped with bows. Their head dresses of blue and white circlets of flowers were decorated with trailing ribbons and they carried posies of blue and white flowers with trailing blue ribbons.
B r id e sm a id s Miss
Graham and ushers were Mr Christopher Downes, the bride’s brother, Mr Neil Wilson and Mr Mark Shaw.
Best man was Mr Neil
formed by the Rev. Don ald Marr, Vicar of Bun
The ceremony was per
bury. It was followed by a reception at the Abbots Well Hotel, Chester.
The couple are to live in Cookridge, Leeds.
ald, Crewe. Photograph: J. MacDon
Rail trip special
TICKETS are still avail able for the special rail trips calling at Clitheroe Station on October 15th.
the opportunity of travel ling to Skipton or Black-, pool and the timetable has been arranged so that local people can see Blackpool Illuminations, returning home on the 10-30 p.m. train from the resort.
Passengers will have a- the-new.
by Ribble Valley Rail, the group campaigning for the return of regular passen ger services on the scenic Ribble Valley route.
The train has been hired
Moore’s plumbers in York Street and newsagents D.
Tickets are available at
and P. Brass, Whalley Road.
POLICE are seeking the owner of a stolen "Officer of the Order of the British Empire” medal.
version and was awarded to a woman some time after 1936.
August 24th, along with several thousand pounds w o r th of jew e l le ry , antiques and electrical g o o d s , when p o lic e searched a flat in the Pres ton area.
It was recovered on
been traced from burg la r ie s in Lancashire, Hampshire and Thames Valley, all of which took place in residential areas, with the thieves forcing the front doors in broad daylight.
So far, property has
probably a treasured pos session or family heirloom and if the rightful owner is
Police feel the medal is
traced, other stolen prop- e r t y may w e l l be identified.
where- the OBE may have come from should contact the police at Penwortham (0772 744321).
Anyone who knows The medal is the civilian
Clitheroe Mayoress, Mrs P a t Brown; the chairman of Preston and East Lancashire Federation of Towns women’s Guilds, Mrs Hilda Cochrane; the president of Clitheroe Soroptimists, Mrs Hilda Makinson; the chair man of I tibblesdale Afternoon Townswo men's Guild, Mrs Edith
Coffee time
CLITHEROE’s United Reformed Church is the venue for the annual autumn coffee morning organised by the Clitheroe Support Group of the Sue Ryder Foundation. Proceeds from the event
sary of Clitheroe Eve ning Townswomen’s Guild culminated in a dinner at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington. Guests included the
CELEBRATIONS to mark the 25th anniver
Allen; Clitheroe Inner Wheel representative Mrs Marjorie Sadler; and chairman of Clith eroe Ladies Circle, Mrs Janet Spedding.
by th e ch a irm an of C l i th e ro e E v e n in g Townswomen’s Guild, Mrs Marjorie Ross. The toastmaster was
They were welcomed
Mrs C. Washbrook and after dinner entertain ment was provided by Mr J. Claxton with a talk entitled “The Good Life.”
Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Tribute to retiring chairman
LOCAL Conservatives thanked their retiring branch chairman, Mr Noel Baron, who stepped down at their meeting on Friday after three years
in office. The president of the Conservative Association’s
ous activities and answered questions from the committee.
Clitheroe branch, County Coun. Leo Wells, paid tribute to Mr Baron for his “tremendous con tribution over recent years.” Vice-chairman Mrs Jean Entwistle was unani
ing a trip to the'House of Commons in February and a fashion show on March 1st.
A district event, entitled “A Dickensian eve ning” has also been fixed for December 3rd.
A programme of events was arranged, includ _ .
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mously elected as the new chairman. Several local councillors reported on their vari
Clitheroe Advertiser A Times, October titli, HISS
Painting vivid picture of past
THE Ribble Valley branch of the Lancashire Family History and Heraldry Society was given a fascinating glimpse into the past by Whalley librarian Jean Harrison.
“Around the old Ribble Valley,” illustrated with slides. She also referred to her
She gave a talk entitled ANNIVERSARY DINNER FOR THE TWG
research into the Harrison family and read excerpts from letters dating from 1830 to 1886. They were written by John and Mar garet Harrison, of Ragged Hall, Gisburn Forest, to their sons Stephen and George, who emigrated to New York State in 1829. The later letters were
next meeting, should con ta c t a member of the committee.
Making modern music
visited Clitheroe Library and was shown a selection of books by librarian Jenny Williams, who also described the many aids available locally to help with research. A supper of pie and peas
written by two younger sons. They all contained a wealth of genealogical information and references to the prices of foodstuffs, state of harvest and so on, giving a vivid picture of life at that time. Last week the group
A CLITHEROE youth worker has been helping youngsters to make their own kind of music. Peter Haslam's work
shop has been held on Sunday mornings for members of the senior youth club at Trinity Youth and Community Centre and several types of instruments for the making of modern music have been available. In the centre’s annual r e p o r t , A re a Youth
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followed at the New Inn, Clitheroe. The next meeting will
be at Clitheroe Cricket Club on Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m., when Mr Robin Sharp will speak on “The Battersby murder.” Anyone who wishes to
take part in the Christmas party on December 13th, but is unable to attend the
Worker Geoffrey Jackson says the young people have started to learn to play instruments and have created a variety of music, culminating in the produc- t io n of an o r ig in a l song,which they mixed and taped. “Peter set up the work
shop to meet a need from members and to complete his training as a qualified youth worker. This project has been a great success and it is hoped that extra funding can be found for its continuation.”
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Ovens vanish
THIEVES stole two dark brown microwave ovens, worth £100 each, from
Well Court show apart ments, Well Terrace, C l i th e ro e , b e tw e e n Wednesday and Friday last week.
Councillors in a trance over act
A REQUEST for a hypnotist to appear at a Whalley night club left councillors in a predicament.
for a clause in Ribble Valley Council’s entertain ments licence to be lifted enabling him to book a hypnotism act at his club.
Mr Paul Adams, of Maxine’s, Whalley, asked
members of the council’s Finance and General Purposes Committee gave the go-ahead, providing the hypnotist stays at the club for one hour after his act.
be obtained to have such acts. Faced for the first time with such a request,
who heard that advice had been taken from the local authority in Blackpool, where such acts are more common.
The item was discussed in private by councillors,
A delighted Mr Adams has now booked hypno tist Phil Daemon to perform at the club tomorrow.
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