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daughter of Mrs Marjorie Vines, of Longworth Road. Billington. The bridegroom is the


W h a 11 e y M e th o d is t . Church. The bride is the younger


Freelance artist Mr John Chapman was married to Miss Gillian Vines at


younger son of Mr and Mrs W. M. Chapman, of Cambrian Close, Brown- hill. Blackburn. The bride wore a full-


length gown in dusky pink with a pearl grey looped underskirt and a bodice trimmed with grey pearls. She had a g re y h a t trimmed with flowers and carried a bouquet of pink roses, lilies and freesia, trimmed with grey ribbon. She was attended by


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Recruiting * members for YFC


CLITHEROE Young Farmers’ visit to the GPO sorting office had to be cancelled due to the postal s tr ik e , so at the last minute a visit to Ultra­ frame in Clitheroe was arranged. Members looked round


the showroom and displays of the uPVC doors, win­ dows and conservatories. They also had a tour of the offices and production line. . ;Supper was provided and members asked ques­ tions about the business. A vote of thanks was given by Helen Berry, seconded by Adrian Wilson. Next Wednesday the


ers’ apathy comes under fire


BENNETT CHAMLEY


A honeymoon in Scotland followed the wedding at Clitheroe Register Office of Miss Lucy Chamiey and Mr Kevin Bennett. The bride, a housewife,


way of meeting others and revolves round helping the community, as well as educating people about various rural aspects of life. Members also visit local firms and organisa­ tions in order to get an understanding of their environment. Membership is open to


those aged between 10 and 26. Parents are invited to go along to the meeting and ta lk to c u r r e n t members.


Pendle Club


WINNERS of the weekly bridge session at Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs K. Tolson and Mr J. Harri­ son. Mrs K. Brabbing and Mr G. Horsfield.


club is holding a recruit­ ment evening in Pendleton Village Hall, at 7-30 p.m. County vice-chairman Gary Davies and girls’ vice-chairman Paula Hes- mondhalgh will help to answer any ciueries. The club is an excellent


THE apathetic response to Clitheroe Garden Club’s annual flower and vegetable show brought criticism this week from the club


chairman. Out of 2 5 0 members, Atl“msoI


only 37 took part, manag- strong. Sweet peas: W. G. and illg to submit 225 entries I. Gregson, E. Moorcroft. Dahl- to ensure that-Saturday’s ias: 1 and 2 E. Moorcroft, N.


, n„ . , , ’ roses: J . Greg ory, S. Arm- n- f


show in Clitheroe Parish “ Hall went ahead.


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and secretary Mr Geoff Thorn be r. A n nua ls : N. Sainsbury. “Despite only Th o rn b e r, A. P arkinson, E.


“One person put.in 2 7 entries, said chairman


winning one first and one


s e c o n d p i iz e , th e y to o k Sainsbury. Foliage plant: T. p a r t , w h i c h IS w h a t P e a rc e , N. T h o rn b e r , E. counts.”


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TOWNSEND — ALLEN


Nursing assistant Miss Deborah Allen was mar­ ried to wood machinist Mr Mark Townsend at St J a m e s ’ s C h u r c h , Clitheroe. The bride is the only


fifth son of Mr and Mrs T. Townsend, of Whipp Avenue, Clitheroe. The bride, given away


daughter of Mrs D. Allen, of K irkm o o r R o ad , Clitheroe. The bridegroom is the


by Mr John Jervis, wore a white satin gown with silk embroidered flowers on the fitted bodice. Her shoulder-length veil was held in place by a white alice band and she carried a shower bouquet of roses, spray carnations, alstro- meria and pearls. She was attended by


Waring, groomsman was Mr Darren Allen, the b r id e 's b ro th e r , and ushers were Mr Gary Townsend, Mr Ian Town­ send, Mr Kevin Townsend and Mr Mick Townsend, the bridegroom’s brothers. The ceremony was con­


Miss Karen Garner and Miss Jacqueline, Miss Tracy, Miss Shelly and Miss Tina Townsend, the bridegroom’s nieces. Best man was Mr John


ducted by the Rev. Eric Chard and a reception was held at the Hodder Bridge Hotel. The couple are honey­


mooning in Spain and are to live in Bawdlands, Clitheroe. P h o to g rap h : P y e ’s,


Clitheroe.


Singing in cathedral


THE choir of St Helen’s Church, Waddington, has been invited to sing Even­ song in Chester Cathedral a week on Saturday, at 4- 15 p.m. The music will include


wood’s setting in A flat and the anthem “Jesu, the


the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis to Basil Har­


very thought is sweet,” by Richard Shephard. The choir, together with


in g s th ro u g h o u t th e y e a r ' Cactus or suicculcnt: 1 and 3 H. w a s g o o d , b u t w h e n i t Bradley, M. Silverwood. Hang-


.lack of inte ,rest in exhibit- Moorcroft, E. Friend. Begonia: ing. Attendance at meet-


s e em e d to b e a g e n e r a l wood, 2 and 3 H. Bradley. ■ ■ <• ? ------1 A..


,


r e s p o n s e disappointing.


c a m e to s h o w s , t h e w a s Vegetables


w a s Tomatoes: 1 and 3 A. Parkin- Thn«?r» whn Hid p v h ih i t son« G’ ancl Gregson.


were p ra ised by th e G. Sainsbury. Exhibition onions: national judge, M r Jack F. Harrison, E. Moorcroft, E. Green, of Littleborough.


in o s e wno OKI exm o ic potatoes. x und 2 F. Harrison, Hamer. 16 oz onions: E. Hamer,


n a n a s c le an Decause tn e and 2 w G and , GregSon, e . exhibits w e re so immacu- Friend. Carrots: F. Harrison,


late and the quality SO E. Hamer, M. Varey. Cabbage: high.


Mr Green is pictured Sainsbury. presenting the Quinton


Cup for best exhibit by a club member to Mr Fred Harrison (centre), as other trophy winners look on.


Trophies


Lawrcnson Rose Bow), J. Tattersall Medal, Standring


Lucas Rose Bowl,


F. Harrison, E. Hamer, G. i''andavrF°iiar


Gregory, rison, M. -Varey. Broad beans: E. Hamer, 2 and 3 J. Gregory. Runner beans: 1 and 2 J. Gre­ gory, G. Sainsbury.


Cup and th e Cup for most Gregory, D. Taylor, G. Friend, points in show: J. Gregory. Wine and preserves “ * J. Sc J‘


son, E. Hamer. J. Gregory. Any other vegetable: 1 ana 3 E. Friend, J. Gregory. Soil fniit: J.


l


worth Cup und Mrs D. Green Kershaw, E. Friend. Sweet Cup: M. Silvcnvood


Cup tor best flora! exhibit: E. Friend E Hamer, W. G. and I. Moorcroft.


N.Gnrside Award andIF oral E and c , Newsam. j anl: E. p,rp(,« nn


Dry wine: C. Sainsbury, C. wine: E. Friend, C. Sainsbury,


Cup: E. Hamer. Whipp Cup: A. Parkinson.


Flowers and plants Single rose: J. Gregory, N.


Results


by a club member and Bank- sian Medal fo r most prize money: F. Harrison. Trutex Trophy and Garden


Quinton Cup for best exhibit Novice s


Novice section Any perennial flower: Mrs S.


Baron. Cut garden flower: Mrs E. Hamer. Any other vegetable: Mrs S. Baron. Children’s section Dressed vegetable: joint 1 Sarah Baron and James Turner. Min­ iature garden: joint 1 Sarah Baron and Susanna Turner.


Vicki’s on target for national prize


A WADDINGTON girl is hoping for a national prize after achieving success in her agricultural work. Twenty-one-year-old


Vicki Swales, a former pupil of St Augustine’s RC School, Billington, and Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, was one of 10 undergraduates who spent two months in industry under the Shell Technol- o g y E nt er p ris e Programme. This is run locally by the


Pendle Enterprise Trust and the students were placed with’ companies to perform projects. These were then judged by local companies and the


Mitchell said Vicki had been an excellent student and the firm would be happy to have her back any time. Vicki is the daughter of


new legislation on the medication of animal feeds. Sales manager Mr Brian


§amekeeper Mr Barry


length pearl grey dress, trimmed with grey ribbon, and carried a bouquet of mixed pink flow e rs trimmed with matching ribbon.


wore full-length dresses of marbled grey cotton with pink sashes and under­ sk i r ts . They c a r r ied pomanders of pink rose­ buds and carnations. B e s t man was Mr


The other attendants


Michael W. Chapman, the bridegroom’s brother, and groomsman was Mr Keith Lee. Ushers were Sheila and Alan Bowles.


formed by the'Rev. Clif­ ford Foster and the Rev. Graham Vickers. Organist was Mr Norman Yates, the bride's brother-in-law, and a solo was performed by Mr Brian Slow. A reception was held at


th e C rav en H e ife r , Chaigley.


their honeymoon in the Lake District and Suffolk. They a re to live in oalesbury.


Blackburn.


Photograph: Jeremy a k 1 n s o n S tu d io ,


Giving blood


A BLOOD donors’ session is to be held in Clitheroe


17th, from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m.


* on September The couple are spending The ceremony was per­


relatives and friends, will be travelling by coach, leaving the church at 9-30 a.m. There are a few seats available, at £5 each, and anyone wishing to go should contact Mr A. Hughes (Clitheroe 23039) as soon as possible.


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Centre. The local club shook off all challengers and gladly accepted the. winners’ trophy. The second victory was claimed when members travelled away to face Darwen in a annual competition run between the two groups.


won two trophies in all. The first success came in a six team meeting held at Hyndburn Sports


The club, which caters for adult swimmers of any age and level of ability, V i s


trust. Vicki came first and now there is a chance that she may win a national prize when her work is compared with the best from all over the country. She is studying for a


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garet, who live at Cross Lanes. .Vicki said she found the


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Tray of vegetables: F. Harri- — L- L7 a mnM T CnArp nmt A n o


Clitheroe club’s show, g. and I. Gregson, E. Friend, which was one of the few B eetroot: E. Hamer, G. where he could keep his Sainsbury, J. Gregory. Turnips: b o n d s clean h e en n s e th e E- Hamer, E. Friend. Swedes: 1


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length ivory brocade gown with bat-wing sleeves, fin­ ished off with an ivory bow round the waist. She had a blue hat and veil and carried a bouquet of pale blue and cream satin flowers with gypsophila. Witnesses were Mr


Richard Broughton and Miss Wendy Bennett, the bridegroom’s sister. A reception was held at


the White Lion Hotel, Clitheroe. The couple are to live in Edisford Road, Clitheroe. P h o to g rap h : Barry Townson, Clitheroe.


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door” gives practical advice on what elderly people should do to ensure that they do not fall victim to doorstep con men. It also outlines new Euro­ pean Commission regula­ tions on doorstep selling which came into force in July, offering greater con­ sumer protection. When someone comes to


RIBBLE VALLEY coun­ cil house tenants are cur­ rently receiving hand­ books o u t l i n i n g the obligations, duties and rights which both they and the council have.


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His Lordship — on video


THE Ribblesdale Camera Club was honoured by the presence of Lord Lichfield — on video.


of the summer programme and the film covered a large number of practical topics, including lenses, filters and composition.


It was the last meeting


for illustrating the topics and he made many practi­ cal points and echoed many sentiments p re ­ viously expressed at the club.


The medium was ideal


Next T u esd ay , the opening supper for 1988-89


will be held at the Pendle Hotel, Chatburn.


and spent her time with farm feed manufacturers F. Ashcroft and Sons in Whalley, where she hope reported on the impact of companies next year.


B.Sc. degree in agricul- with Pendle Enterprise ture at Bangor University Trust, said it had been dif­ ficult to choose a winner. The scheme had proved


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