10 Clithcroe Advertiser & Times, July Hath, l'JSH) Off to the woods for a picnic


Clitheroe 22.121, (Editorial), 22328 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) _


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A D V E R T S on Wadding to n ’s vi l lage TV ch a n n e h a v e r e s u l t e d in i*l,SU0


wo r th of dona t ions being m a d e t o l o e organisat ions . Th u 1*1,>100 r aised dm


in g t h e e x p e r im e n t s b r o a d c a s t s wa s ma tc h e d 11 for i ‘l by Granada TV b r i n g i n g t h e t o t a l i 1*2,800, adminis tered as TV Ameni t ies Fund by sma l l c ommi t t e e c h a i r ed by the vicar, the chai rman of the par ish council, the h e a dma s te r of th e village p r im a r y school a n d th e four local TV pre s en te r s . At th e las t me e t in g o


t h e p a r i s h c o u n c i l , th 1*1,800 was handed out g r a n t s to local o rgani s e tions, the la rge s t going to W a d d i n g t o n a n d We s Bradford CE School (1500


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22 Wilson S t re e t , success fully appealed agains t the


A C. O V E K N M E N in sp e c to r has o v e r tu rn e d Kib b le Va l ley .Counc i l decision to refuse planning permiss ion for a Cl i theroe house extension. Mr and Mrs P. .Jones, of


refusal of planning permis ­ sion for a two- s torey rear extens ion a t th e i r home. On h e h a l fo f the Dep a r t ­ ment of the e n v i ro nme n t


inspector Mr ,1. Lewis, in g r an t in g the appeal , said it wa s his view t h a t th e r e would not he a significant lo s s o f d a y l i g h t to th e o c c u p a n t s o f a d j o i n i n g prope r t ie s and noted tha t th e r e had been no ohjec t i (i n s f r o m o t h e i neighbours. l i e s a i d t h e r e w e r e


dready a n umh e r of simi a r e x t e n s i o n s in W e s t


View and n e a rh y s t r e e t s ind he did no t cons ider


th a t th e exten s io n would he ser ious ly out of charac­ t e r wi th t ile su r ro u n d in g proper ty. The inspector imposed


c o n d i t i o n t h a t t h e m a t e r i a l s u s e d m u s t he i p p r o v e d hy t h e local planning author i ty.


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MASHITER — HILTON


A honeymmi i i in Mexico followed th e wedding, a t S t L e o n a r d ’s C h u r c h , l .an g h o , of Mis s J o a n n e Hi l ton, only d a u g h t e r of Mr and Mrs Philip Hilton, of Chapel Rise, Millington, a n d Mr C a r l M a s h i t e r , second soil of Mr and Mrs .John Mashi ter , of St S t e ­ p h e n ’s A v e n u e , Bla c k - liurn.


T h e l i r ide is a s s i s t a n t


man ag e r a t Thoma s Cook's Trave l Agents , Hlackliurn, and th e b r id e g ro om is a service engine e r lor Mril- ish Has. Th e l iride, given away


hy h e r f a t h e r , w o r e a gown of pale peach Dupion silk t r immed wi th anl i i |ue lace and featur ing a how a t


t h e h a c k , t i n y c o v e r e d Imt tons and sc a t te red sin­ g l e p e a r l s . S h e h a d a ( lower and lace headdres s . In a t ten d an c e were the


br idegroom's sister -in- law, H e l e n M a s h i t e r , G a y e T ow l e r an d Lis a Nie ld. Th ey wo r e olT-the-shouI- d e r dr e s s e s in copper rose, t e a to r i n g s w e e t h e a r t n e c k l i n e s a n d c u p p e d sleeves. Res t man was Mr Tom


A s h c r o f t . G r o om sm e n w e r e t h e b r i d e g r o om ’s bro th e r , Mr Ian Mashi ter , and th e br ide's cousin, Mr Maul Conellie, and ushe rs were the br ide ’s brut her, Mr Ro b e r t Hilton, and the br idegroom's brut her , Mr Glenn Mashi ter . The c eremony was pe r ­


fo rme d bv t h e Re v . Q. Wilson. A recept ion was held at


t i le C a l f ' s H e a d H o t e l , - Wors'ton. l ’liotograpli : David Sim­ mons, Cli tlieroe.


Wheels taken o f f car


A BLACK Kurd F i e s t a XR2 wa s s to l e n f rom a Wltalley pub ea r park on F’rida.v evening.


T h e c a r , v a l u e d a t


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MEMB ER S of Cl i th c ro e P a r i sh Ch u rch Op e ra t ic and Drama t ic Society h i t a high n o te wi th a “spo n so red s in g ,” in winch th ey hope to have raised o v e r £1,000 for new s e at ing for tile par ish hall. A team of 50 singers , pianists and a small orches t ra, fortified by


cons tant cups of te a and coffee provided by ki tchen staff , ente r ta ined visi tors wi th 100 songs over a ma ra thon four hours. The songs camo f rom musicals sucli as “My F a i r Lad y ,” "South Pacific” and “Annie Get Yo u r Gun.” Said Mr Jo h n Clayton, chai rman of th e society: “ I t was a supe rb


ef for t by all concerned. F o u r hour s is a long t ime for an y b o d y to s ing.”


I t is two y e a r s since the society decided to replace th e se a t in g in


th e par ish hall, a f te r people s i t t ing through th r e e -h o u r shows com­ plained of feel ing uncomfortable.


La s t y e a r , six rows we r e replaced, a t a cos t of £0,600. Th e society- is now faced wi th raising an o th e r £10,000 to replace th e r e s t and has


been promised a g r a n t of £3,300 if membe r s can raise th e rema in d e r themselves .


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Farewell gifts for leader


MOTHERS from I ’endlc Playgroup said a special thank you to leader Mrs Stephanie Alston for all her hard work hy presenting her, on her


retirement, with various pieces of jewellery. Mrs Alston, of Waddington Road, has been


running the playgroup for the last three years and is leaving to take up the post of nursery


assistant at Clintlium School. Her replacement will lie Mrs Alison Willliourn,


who has been assisting Mrs Alston. Mrs Yvonne Carter, who lias two children attending the scheme, will lie the new assistant.


The playgroup meets at Clitlicrnc Cricket Club


on Tuesday, Wednesday ami Thursday mornings. Over 20 mothers gathered at the Old


Sloneliouse, Milton, to wish Mrs Alston a fond farewell.


Sunshine brings out the wasps!


WASPS’ nests are creating havoc in tile Kibble Valley.


The pest control office at the Kihhlc Valley


Council is inundated with calls and cannot meet the demand. On one day alone, pest control officer M r Les Billion can receive as many as 20 calls to attend nests, which have been found not only under eaves and bird boxes, but also in a Itiming- lon post-box and a golf Img! The number of reports is already up oil last year


and senior officer Air David Newton blames the mild winters and recent good weather for the cur­ rent outbreak. Whilst lie urges the public to leave well alone if


the wasps are doing no harm, the pest control olliee will deal with a nest for the small charge of 11.50 (a bargain compared with Blackburn's rate of


• t i l l ) . A lte rn a t iv e ly , a wasp aerosol de ftly aimed


should do the trick! The time for attack is during the evening, rather than the (laytime, when the wasps are most active. A wary approach is advis­ able, as even the professionals can lie caught out — Mr Bulloii recently had a nasty sting on the eye. despite his protective clothing.


Cheers as marathon pays for chairs


IF you go down in the woods today . . . you might just hump into 2<i little Maddingtons from Waddinglon and West Bradford CE School. The entire reception


middle infant department decided to go on a teddy bear’s picnic and were accompanied by deputy head Mrs Susan Tcalc, nursery nurse Mrs Maureen Lonsdale, five mothers and one grandfather. The hears — who had


made their own masks and cardboard teddy friends to lake with them — decided they would also make their own food. Said Mrs Teale: “The


concensus of opinion was that bears would eat syrup sandwiches . . . but we thought that would be a rather sticky problem to deal with! Instead wc opted for cheese, ham, egg or jam . . . and the children made their own cakes at school, too.” The outing started


with a swimming session in the learner pool at Clitheroe’s swimming baths, followed hy a picnic outside on (he grass. The rest of the afternoon was spent in a treasure hunt and games in the sunshine.


Pe r fe c t day for sports


THE weather was perfect for Slaidburn sports day held at Endowed School.


I t was well a t ten d ed by


p a r e n t s , f r i e n d s a n d g o v e r n o r s . T h e e v e n tu a l w i n n e r s w e r e t h e b lu e team wi th 85 points. The g r e e n te am c ame second wi th SI , th e ye l low s ide th i rd (67) points and red four th (f>r>).


worth. Intermediate three — equal 1st K. MeNainee, G. Tay­ lor and I*. Wood. Intermediate two — S. Cruttcnden, A. Ash­ worth, R. Maher. Reception one — A. Taylor, R. Ksson, S. Cruttcnden. Reception two — C. INmle, S. Kltns, l<. Parkin­ son. 'l’iny tots — L. Wood, IL Wilson, V. Howard. Hijdi jump: Junior four — K.


Robinson, R. Cowking, R. Guest. Junior two arid three — P. Dixon, IL Itlakctnun. Junior one — S. Cowkinj;, K. Ash­ worth. Intermediate three— K. MeNainee, P. Wood, G. Taylor. Intermediate two— S. Crutten- den and A. Ashworth. I uterine-


son. Junior three — H. Rlako- tnan, 1\ Dixon, I\ Ki^hy. Junior two — T. Rlakeman, I). Itlakc- inan, V. Wood. Junior one — 8. Cowking, P. Maher, K. Ash­


Flat races: Junior four — R. Cmvking, R. Guest, K. Robin­


Results


t h e a n n u a l B r e n H a n d ’s


shire. Junior three — P. Dixon, It. Itlakenian, 7 .Parkinson. Junior two — equal 1st T and I).


diate one — A. Taylor, I, Parkinson. Sack race: Junior four — R. Cowkintf, R. Guest, C. Darby-


I*. Dixon, Z. Parkinson, T. Itla kenum. Junior one — P. Maher, V. Wood, K. Ashworth. Infants — G. Taylor, K. McNamee, K. Lewis.


It. Itlakeman, P. Maher, K. Robinson. Infants — P. Wood, S. Kims, A. Ashworth.


Maher, T. Itlukeman, S. Cowk- ing. Infants — K. McNamee. G. Tavlor, P. Wood. Parents’ rare: Mrs Taylor, Mrs Ashworth, Mr Poole.


It. Itlakeman, I*. Wood. Marathon: Juniors — P.


Champion welly throwing:


Cowking, K. Robinson, U Guest. Junior two and three —


Itlakeman. V. Wood. Junior one — I*. Maher, S. Cowkintf, N. Howard. Intermediate three - K. MeNainee, K. Lewis, P Wood. Intermediate two — G. Taylor, S. Cruttenden, R Maher. Reception one — A. Taylor. S. Crutlenden, U. Ksson. Reception two — Parkinson, S. Kims, G. Howard. Skipping: Junior four — R.


for a n ew amp l i f i c a t io n sy s tem) and th e re c en t ly formed playing Helds com mi t te e (1-100). The y outh club receive 1200, th e p lay g ro u p 1100


and 150 each wen t to the cr icket club, football clul Me thodis t Sunshine Band Age Co n c e rn lunch club Brown ie s , Gu id e s , Rain bows and Cubs. T h e r em a i n i n g 11,000


has been kept as ide tern p o r a r i i y in c a s e o t h e g r o u p s h a v e b e e n o v e r looked. But the fund coni g row a l i ttle more ye t


prof i ts made by the recent per formance in St Helen’:


Church hy the 1st Royji Tank Regiment hand will be added, said the vicar the Rev. Alan Bailey.


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Wellv throwing: Juniors —


LHI’RA is invi t ing teams a f e ig h t c om p e t i t o r s — four of each sox, aged over Hi — to e n t e r th e i r “ I t ’s k n ockout" compet i t ion ; Wi t to n Ba rk, Blackburn on S e p temb e r Kith. E n t r a n c e (nul li f icat ions


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