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A honeymoon, in Majorca followed the wedding of Miss Dorothy Carol Walmsley, the youngest daughter of a former Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs John Walmsley.


Charles Thomas Ains­ worth, is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ainsworth, of Harwood Fold Farm, Clayton-le-Dale.


The bridegroom, Mr


The bride, of Higher Commons Lane, Osbaldes- ton, was attended by her sister, Mrs Julie Law, her niece, Miss Rachel Law, and Mrs Fiona Procter.


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ard’s Parish Church, Bal- derstone, was conducted by the Veil. C. W. D. Car- roll and a reception was held at the New Drop Inn, Ribchester.


The couple are to live in Whinney Lane, Black­


burn. P h o to g rap h : P y e ’s,


Clitheroe.


Lifeline system


arouses interest


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil has had nine firm requests for the Piper Lifeline, which provides 24-hour security for the eld e r ly and disabled. There have also been 33 inquiries requesting more information about the system. The council held an


exhibition and demonstra­ tion of the communication system, which provides emergency help at the push of a button. It can be installed in any


home and is linked to a control centre in Hynd- burn, which is manned 24 hours a day. Staff there can respond by calling out the emergency services, a friend or local warden. The system also pro­


vides an effective alarm against intruders. The Piper Lifeline is to


be extended to all council- owned property for senior citizens in the Ribble Val­ ley within the next two years and officials are hop­ ing that private house­ holders will come forward and use the system. There is a fee for installation in private households.


The service, at St Leon­


Youth club’s birthday


like any former members to contact them if they wish to attend the celebra­ tion. They should get in touch with Karen McGurk (Clitheroe 20714) for more details.


Right to vote


filled in and returned immediately to the Ribble Valley Council Offices, Church Walk. Clitheroe. No-one is allowed to


vote unless his or her name ap p e a rs on the register of electors.


ELECTORAL registra­ tion forms will be dropping through Ribble Valley householders' letter-boxes in the near future. The forms should be


THE Trinity Methodist Church Youth Club is It) years old this year and a dinner dance to celebrate is being arranged for Sep­ tember 24th. The organisers would


COLLEAGUES past and present filled the boardroom at Calderstones Hospital to pay a sad farewell to two doctors who are leaving after years of stalwart service. Clinical assistants Dr hoped they would enjoy a


Stanley Devlin and Dr Philip Zimmerman had each worked among the patients at Calderstones for more than 20 years. Dr Zimmerman had the addi­ tional responsibility of occupational health doctor caring for the health of the many Calderstones staff.


Wolstenholme presented a cheque on behalf of man­ agement to the two men and thanked them for their outstanding contribution to th e work of th e hospital.


Administrator Mr Brian


e t e r from Dr Jo b n McHugh.


be greatly missed by all departments, but it was


Thcy'said the two would


Expanding firm looks for more space in Sabden


FEARS that another Sabden firm is about to leave the village have been described as premature.


castable polyurethane would be very loathe to m a n u fa e t u r e r s , ha s leave, but admitted that if embarked oil an expansion expansion plans were l'rus- programme and is looking trated by staying in Sab- for larger premises, but it den, then the company is not committed to mov- would h ave to look ing out of the village, says elsewhere, director Mr Martin Hoare. The statement comes


Marbill Developments, for the past 14 years and p A A ' i. A ' 011-' ®Y?1'y soon after the decision by


of moving out of Sabden hurst to take his Treacle and any suggestion that Miners awav from the vif- we are committed to going ,


ossibility before we think businessman BiU Dew-


elsewhere is entirely pre- new premises in Sabden mature he declared.


negotiations within the vil- IMeamvhile. Marbill says Iage were still in progress it is in the middle of a sub- and th e re could be a stantial increase in busi- chance of expanding into ness and could employ 30 adjoining units at Victoria or 40 people within two or Mi'll, Watt Street.


Mr Hoare said th a t


firm had operated very workforce is extremely successfully in the village loyal.


He stressed that the stay in Sabden because the three years. It wants to fm. expansion plans. after 'failure to find


Dr Hugh Inccman pre­ sented a miniature saw to Dr Devlin, who is a keen DIY man, while Dr Zim­ merman received a barom-


On behalf of colleagues, l o n g a n <


retirement. Dr Devlin lives at Hol­


1 h a p p y


den, Holton-by-Bowland, while Dr Zimmerman, who


enjoys playing at Clilhcrue Golf C lu b , l iv e s in Blackburn.


(from the left) former col­ league Dr C. S. Paul, who returned for the presenta­ tion, sitting with Dr Dev­ lin and Dr Zimmerman.


Our photograph shows


Behaviour on roads under fire


THE behaviour of young motor cyclists, horse riders and drivers was criticised by Ribble Valley councillors at the Public W o rk s an d H e a l th Committee.


eroe) demanded action to stop track cyclists using


Brungerley Park like “Brands Hatch.”


with horse riders through­ out the Ribble Valley were described as “worsening" and councillors accused some of the adult riders as "having no manners” when it came to priorities on the road.


Problems associated


Walmsley (Waddington) re c a l led how he had recently been asked to assist following an incident on Waddington Fell, when four young men in a car pulled up behind a girl oil horseback and hooted the car horn. The girl was dis­ tressed, as was the horse, which panicked.


T h en C o u n . Jo h n


youths in the car," said Coun. Walmsley. “I helped the girl to lead the horse back to the village.


“I did not see the crazy


is appalling and could be very dangerous. I have


“This kind of behaviour


informed the police and hope that other people will do the same in similar circumstances."


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OPENER of the Bolland Gardening Club’s 11th annual show was Mr Roy Porter, of Chatburn. Green-fingered club


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Rose Bowl for the exhibi­ tor with most points in the flower section. Other main prizewin­


members had put on a fine show in Bolton-by-Bow- land village hall and there was keen competition in the many classes. The Bolland Cup for the


ners were: Special prize for best


member gaining most points in the show went to Mrs J. Corless. She also picked up the prize for runner-up to the Closes Hall Cup for most points in the vegetable and fruit sections and was joint win­ ner with Mr I. D. Mason


of the Milne-Redhead


entry in pot plant section, Murphy Challenge Cup for best entry in vegetable se c t io n and Bolland Rosette for best exhibit in the show — Mr I. D. Mason. Special prize for classes


garden flowers — Mr and Mrs Grimshaw. Barker’s Nursery Tro­


12-17 — Mr R. A. Haworth. Special prize for mixed


phy for most points in the


Trophy, best entry in pre­ serve section and runner- up in preserve section — Mrs M. Singleton. Mary Heaton Trophy


rose section and special prize for the best entry in the rose section — Mrs M. Yorke. Runner-up to Barker’s


for most points in floral art and special prize for best entry in floral art — Miss V. Pickard. Runner-up in Mary


Heaton Trophy — Mrs E. M. Mooi'house. • Closes Hall Cup. for


Bibby Tankard for runner- - !•',


most points in the vegeta­ ble and fruit sections and


points in preserve section — MrsJ. Pickard. Hammond Junior Cup


up to Bolland Cup — Mrs S. Life. Pickles Trophy for most


for the youngster with m o s t .p o in ts — S co tt Mason. Runners-up — James Taylor and Ian Mason.’ Children’s consolation


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Coun. Bert Jones (Clith­


Only brief glimpse


of summer


19th and 20th, along with many wet and cool days gave a total of over Oin. of


rain for the month. Dav


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In arrears


RENT arrears owed to the Ribble Valley Council stood at £53,012 in August — a rise of £1,700 on the June figure.


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THERE was a promising start to August with tem­ peratures of 70 deg. F. and higher on the (>tn and 10th, yet this was the only glimpse of summer during what turned out to be another disappointing and wet month. Downpours on the 18th,


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