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R e ta i l m a n a g e r Mr Richard Gerard Sharkey was married to primary school teacher Miss Eliza­ beth Mary Bromley at St


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daughter of Mr and Mrs N. Bromley, of Padiham Road, Sabden, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs J. Sharkey, of Ravenoak Lane, Wors- thorne, near Burnley. The bride, given away


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by her father, wore an iv o ry t a f f e t a gown primmed with lace. Her fiPSddress was of cream roses, gypsophila and ivy and she carried a bouquet of cream roses, freesia, gypsophila and ivy. Matron of honour was


Mrs Geraldine Stewart, the bride’s sister. Brides­ maids were Miss Monica Bromley, the bride’s sis­ ter, Miss Alison Sharkey, the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Stacey Bromley, the bride’s niece, and Miss Angela Mount. They wore full-length


dresses of pale peach satin and carried bouquets of peach and cream carna­ tions and gypsophila. The youngest wore a Alice band of the same type of flowers in her hair and the others had side combs of flowers. B e s t man w a s Mr


Richard Mercer, grooms­ man was Mr Lawrence Evans and usher was Mr Michael Stewart. The ceremony was per­


formed by Fr Leon Morris and the organist was Mr John Mead. A reception was held at


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B 1LL IN G TO N and Langho Community Asso­ ciation is holding a charity ball next month to raise funds for its village hall project. The group has already


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PICTURED with “O.B. and the New York Cops” from Granada TV arc some of the Royal British Legion majorettes and friends who attended a fund-raising event at the Grcendale Restaurant, Chatburn, on Saturday.


was poorer than expected, over £126 was raised towards the £600 to £800 which the newly-formed troupe of majorettes needs for costumes. The Clitheroe branch of the Legion is now look­ ing at other ways of raising the money.


Although the turnout to the circus theme day '


‘Dear lady’ remembered area she


loved WRITER Jessica Lofth- ouse has left a lasting trib­ ute the the region she loved so well, the monthly meeting of the Ribble Val­ ley Council was told. Coun. Myra Clegg,


chairman of the Recre­ ation and Leisure Commit­ tee, said 81-year-old Miss Lofthouse, who lived in Langho, had bequeathed a sum of money to Ribble Valley Council to provide wayside seats for walkers in Whalley, Langho and Billington areas. There was £4,000 on


P lan n in g in th e i pipeline


PLANS for the change of use of 40-48 Parson Lane, Clitheroe, into six dwellings are among the latest planning applications lodged with the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (0607). Other plans include: Clitheroe: Change of use


from betting shop class A2 to shop class Al at 136 Lowergate


(0601). Continuation of existing


garage and repair facilities, plus use of premises as a private hire base, at Victoria Street Garage, Victoria Street (0592). Wiswell: Outline application


Skateboarders halt wedding day bliss


NOISY skateboarders brought wedding day blues to a ceremony at Clitheroe Register Office as a local couple were attempting to make


their vows above the din. The embarrassing inci­


dent was outlined by Superintendent Registrar Mrs Valerie Crookes, fol­ lowing last week’s report in the “Clitheroe Adver­ tising and Times” featur­ ing the skateboarding saga. And a strong word of


warning to parents to keep their children away from the fire station car park, next to the Register Office car park, has also come from a local fire chief. Both car parks are regu-


for erection of a building to be used as a cattery at The Eaves, Pendleton Road (0599). Chipping: Proposed barn con­


version to dwelling at Countess Hey, Elmridge Lane (0603). Thornley with Wheatley:


account, but there would be a further sum to come when h e r e s ta te w settled. Coun. Clegg said: “It is


a typical gesture from a dear lady who had a great love for this beautiful area.” A r e p o r t has been


ordered by Coun. Clegg for the next committee meeting to decide how the money should best be spent.


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Change of use of barn to a dwelling including details of conversion at Walnes Tenement, Farm Barn, Longridge Road


(0009). Uillington: Residential devel­


opment on land at Whalley New Road (0577). Bashall Eaves and Great


Mitton: Residential devel­ opment on land adjacent to The Barn, Church Lane, Mitton (0594). Whnlley and Little Mitton:


la r ly used by s k a te ­ boarders using makeshift ramps. The fire station car. park


was featured in our story last week when parents said the Fire Service did not object to children using the area. “This is totally untrue,”


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said Assistant Divisional Officer Tony Cornwell. “We are constantly having to remove children ana their skateborads from the car park, which is also a training area.. “It is of great concern to


Renovation and refurbishment of existing dwelling and existing adjoining building to form new dwelling at Abbey Corn Mill, King Street (0597).


Step forward with indoor sport ideas


PEOPLE with bright ideas on indoor sport and recreation are being asked to step forward as the final plans are being drawn up for the ambitious Roefield Centre in Clitheroe.


what type of activities 'optimistic that everything should be accommodated will now go according to­ rn the purpose-built leisure plan,” she said, centre are being invited, so that all needs can be taken into account before decisions are made. Members of the fund­


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raising committee say they are already ’ aware of the needs of badminton, vol­ ley-ball and mountaineer­ ing groups and would now like to hear from other clubs and individuals with special requirements, such as indoor bowlers. “We want to hear from


them as soon as possible and will give everyone’s request careful considera­ tion,” said Mrs Doreen Euinton (Clitheroe 41823), who as chairman of the Ribble Valley Sports and Recreation Association, has led th e Roefield campaign. The association hopes


that building work will begin early in the New Year. “We have already raised


£40,000 tow a rd s th e £70,000 required for grant aid and, thanks to the gen­ erosity of local businesses


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THE h e a r t f e l t p le a from th r e e y o u n g skateboarders


us th a t children aged between four and 15 are using our premises. We would hate it if a child was hurt and insist that they cease to use the area immediately.” Mr Cornwell is so con­


cerned about the matter th a t he has asked the Police to keep watch on the car park and remove children when necessary. Meanwhile, the story


has taken on another new twist with a heartfelt plea from youngsters to the local authority for a special skateboarding area out of harm’s way. Martin Cowey, of War­


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Matthew Hudson, have r e p e a t e d th e w o rd “please” no fewer than 242 times in a bid to emphasise their plight in a letter to the RibbTe Valley Council. They say that “people


should not complain about us using the pavements to skate because we have nowhere else to use our skateboards. I f we did have somewhere to skate, then people would have a right to complain about us using the pavements, because we ought to be using the facilities built for skateboarders.” But back to the wedding


day ordeal. Mrs Crookes said that she had to stop the ceremony because the ■bride and bridegroom


Jcould not be heard above the noise from sk a te ­ boarders using the Regis­ ter Office car park, which has open access. “The noise was ju s t


awful,” she said. “It spoilt the whole ceremony and I had to apologise to the couple and guests for the


the incident was the latest in a long list of complaints about insensitive skate­ boarders, who take their own makeshift ramps to th e R e g i s t e r Offic


delay.” Mrs Crookes says that


ding. They created a thun­ derous noise right in the middle of the ceremony and we had to tell them to leave before'we could continue.”


voice to the growing anger of local people complaining about the antics of skate­ boarders in. various parts of the town.


Mrs Crookes added her In our story last week


we highlighted the prob­ lems of youngsters who complain they have no place of th e i r own to skateboard and use the Fire Station car park; They explained they would be petitioning the council fo r s k a t e b o a r d i n g facilities:


is expected to be spelled out at the next meeting of the council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee on Tuesday.


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Myra Clegg said: “We are aware of the problem and would like to do something for'the skateboarders, but because we serve such a large area we are faced with the problem of where to put the facilities. “Parents in the report


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