Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, J u ly 5th, 1990 11 Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


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HOLDEN — ROWELL


A civil ceremony at Gretna Green, with a piper in attendance, preceded the w ed d in g s e rv ic e a t


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twistle, of Steven Holden and Ann Margaret Rowell. The bridegroom, of


West View, Clitheroe, is a plater-fabricator for Har­


rison’s, of Whalley. He is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs B. Holden, of Rhyd


dings Lane, Whalley. The bride, the only daughter of Mrs A. Loom­


ing, of Oswaldtwistle, and the late Mr J. E. Leeming,


was.given away by her son, Mr David Rowell. She wore a gold satin crinoline gown encrusted with pearls and sequins and featuring a four-foot train embroidered with pearls. Her bouquet was com­ posed of apricot and cream roses, lilies and stephan-


, SECOND-YEAR pupils at St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, have raised a grand


total of £309 for charity.


over to the Clitheroe 12 months, branch secretary of Lepra, -. Mr George Kay, area


The money was handed hard at work over the past


Mr George Braithwaite, at representative ot Guide a special presentation at Dogs for the Blind, the school on Monday. It


will help bring the Clith­ eroe branch of Lepra’s, total for the year to nearly £2,.r>00 — £500 more than last year. The pupils chose the


brought his dog, Larry, along to the school to col­ lect a cheque for £345. He also gave a talk on the charity’s work. The money was raised


charity at the beginning of the year and raised the generous sum through a variety of fund-raising events, including spon­ sored football, copper collections and cake sales. The head of the si 1


year, Mr Philip Mooney, is obviously proud of ine


pupils’ efforts. "They have done very well and worked hard,” he said. There was a similar suc­


cess story from the third- years, who have also boon


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otis, trimmed with pearls. In attendance were the


bride’s daughters, Mrs Julie Stanton and Mrs Heather Hamer, wearing


apricot satin crinolines, and the bride’s grand­ daughters, Miss Kirsty Stanton and Miss Bryony Hamer, who were flower girls. They wore cream satin shepherdess-style crinolines and carried bas­


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brother. After the ceremony,


PLANS to convert a house to a home for the elderly in Hurst Green were wel­ comed by parish council­ lors but turned down by members of Kibble Valley Council's Development Control Sub-committee. The parish council said


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AUDIENCE ENJOYS A BAG OF ‘ALLSORTS’


Advice day for the elderly


j FOR any elderly people in | the Ribble Valley who have a problem or worry, Age Concern Lancashire is


holding an advice and information day in the


Concern shop, Shawbridge: S tre e t , Clitheroe, on | Tuesday, between 10 a.m.


| will be on hand to give advice on many issues con­ cerning the welfare of


and 4 p.m. Staff from Age Concern


kets of flowers. Best man was Mr John Holden, the bridegroom’s


performed by the Rev. ,J. Barr, a reception was held a t S p a r t h H o u s e , Clayton-le-Moors. Thu couple spent their honeymoon on the Isle of


Skye. They will make their home in West View,


ster Studios, Langho. Street aid


Clitheroe. Photograph: Westmin­


A STREET collection in Clitheroe for ActionAid last month raised £3()(>.iSl. The money will be used to improve the charity’s health and education pro­ gramme in Sierra Leone.


the proposal would pro­ vide employment for local people, but the county sur­ veyor’s view that access was unsuitable led mem­ bers of the committee to make their decision.


CLITHEROE could have one of a few telecottages in the North of England, if enough interest is shown in an exhibition at the town’s old auction mart site on


self-employed.


tems which could be available to local people. There’s a chance to look at and try fax machines,


On show are a number of telecommunications sys­ .


PRESTEL, other information systems, various soft­ ware packages, and possibly desk-top publishing. Ribble Valley Enterprise Agency director Chris


Telecottage c^uld soon take off “Rather than conduct a survey or direct mail shot


we thought it would be better to talk to people face-to-face about their needs.”


^JTh(f exhibition has been arranged by Ribble Valley Enterprise Agency, but is designed to appeal to local organisations as well as businessmen and the


have to visit the exhibition, she added. But a pot­ ted summary might be something like ^ a drop-m high-tech communications systems centre. One could be established in Clitheroe to satisfy specific local


To find out exactly what a telecottage is you will


needs, including those of local organisations. Exhibitors include British Telecom, the Small


Rawlinson said: “We were looking into telecottages elsewhere — there are several in Scandinavia and some in the Midlands and Scotland — and thought we ought to be setting up our own, in Clitheroe.


| elderly people. These include welfare rights, housing benefits, social services and leisure activities.


MEMBERS of the audience at St Leonard s School, Langho, were able to dip into a musical bag of “allsorts” last Thursday evening And the event, aptly


entitled “A Musical All­ sorts Evening,” turned out to be a pleasant treat for the 130 people present. The school choir and


Fund Appeal.


Firms’ Service, the Rural Enterprises’ Information Service the Rural Development Commission, the East Lancashire Training and Enterprise Council (ELTEC), the Ribble Valley Enterprise Agency, Bryar and Gaskcll, and possibly Pilot Properties and the Lancashire College of Horticulture and


Agriculture.


instrumentalists started the evening’s entertain­ ment and were followed by pupils who gave demonstrations of cho­ ral speaking and danc­ ing. In all, 70 pupils to ok pa r t


Jump presented a che­ que of £140, the pro­ ceeds of the event, to the Very Rev. Lawrence


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MANAGEMENT restruc­ ture delayed window


replacement work at Pen- dle Court, Clitheroe, and St Ann’s Court, Low


discussed at tonight’s meeting of the Planning and Development Com-


Moor.The work at Pendle Court has now been fin ished and the Ribble Val­ ley Council’s Housing Committee heard that work at St Ann’s was close to completion.


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