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( 'l itberm- man Michael I hi gd a le is t <


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vice-president of finance at Iteebok Canada Ltd. is the


only son of Mr and Mrs Erie Dngdale. of Clith- eroe. The bride, who was human resources manager for a Bolton-lmsed com­ pany, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Edwards, of Inkpen. Tile bride, given away


by her father , wore an ivory silk gown trimmed with deep lace round the hem, sleeves and neck. She had a headdress of fresh ivory pink roses and hyacinth pips and carried a boiKiuet of pale pink car­ nations, ivory pink roses,


whi te hyacinths, whi te f reesia 'and dusky pink lilies. In a t t e n d a n c e we re


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S an d ra Lee, Miss Zoo C a r te r and Miss Helen Carter. Mrs Kuchat, Miss Dug-


dale and Miss Lee wore dusky pink dresses anil car r ied posies of fresh f lowe rs and the smal l bridesmaids had dresses of ivory pink decorated with dusky pink roses, in their hair they had circlets of hyacinth pips and they car r ied halls of ribbon adorned with tiny posies. Rest man was Mr Neil


l .a/.enbtiry and u sh e r s w e r e M r S t e p li e n E dwa rd s , the b r id e 's b ro th e r , and Mr David Wilson. During the ceremony,


tile bridegroom's mother, Mrs Dorothy Dugdale, sang the solo 'Tunis Ange­ licas.” The organist was Mr Alan Melville. A reception was held at


The Bear Hotel, Hunger- lord. Berkshire, followed by a honeymoon at St Lucia, in the Caribbean. Photograph: Jennifer A.


Booth, Images Studio, Newbtirv.


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WINNERS of the weekly Bridge session at the IVn- <lle Club. Clitheroe, were: Mrs I'. Adey and Mr -I. Lynch, Mrs K. Bulcoek and Mrs K. Krahbing;.


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SETTING out to swoop tho streets ol Chtlieroe clean are workers of Biffu Waste Services Ltd, the


and dust carts on Wednesday and reports of a lit­ ter-free town centre have already reached the


town’s new street cleaning company. Biffa's street cleaners set out with their In-uslies


“Advertiser and Times." Biffa, a Buckinghamshire-based company, was


awarded Clilhoroe's street cleansing contract after fighting off fierce opposition from, among others,


both County Hall's and Kibble Valley Council’s direct services organisations. Kibble Valley Council's chief technical officer,


Mr .Ion Dunn, is pictured (right) with Mr Brian Clough, who is manager of Biffa's Lincoln Way


depot. In the background are Biffa workers, armed with their brushes and ready to sweep!


LANCS , 1


A UNIQUE) p ro g r amme to lak e high- te chnol ­ ogy comp u te r t r a in in g into rural communi t ie s is to be g iv e n a “ f ield" t r ia l in th e Kibble Val ley.


Slaidburn has been cho­


sen Tor the* eight -week course, which starts at tin* beginning of May. and the details of the programme will be explained at an open day tomrrnw in tin* village hall. Depending on the suc­


Lancashire’s rural organ­ iser Wendy Lee, who is spearheading the venture, said the initial response h a d l) e e n v e r y encouraging. The scheme is being


cess of the pilot project, th e s c h eme could be extended to other villages in Lancashire. Community Council of


promoted by Lancashire enterprises pic. the Com­ munity Council of Lanca­ shire and Lancashire Uni­ versi ty. with addit ional funding from KLTLC — th e L a s t L a n c a s h i r e Training and ente rpr ise Council — and the Rural Development Commission. “We are holding an open


day in Slaidburn Village Hall to explain more fully the details of the course, but already there has been a tremendous amount of i n t e r e s t s h ow n ,” said Wendy I ,ee. “The aim is to make


course are limited, so it is imp o r tan t tha t people attend the meeting if they are interested.” Al though no previous


informat ion technology training available to peo­ ple who otherwise would not have access to it. The reasons for that may be lack of transport, disabil­ ity or child-care difficul­ ties. As long as it is a valid reason, applicants will In* considered. 'Tlaces on this initial


Learning about


wildlife


NATO It K and anima l lovers in the Kibble Valley still have a chance to enrol in an adul t (‘ducat inn “ b i r d s and w i ld l i f e ” course. Anybody interested in taking part in the course,


which s tal ls on May 7th and runs for four sessions, should enrol today at Whalley’s adult education centre. 'file classes will be taken


by Mr Malcolm Hart, with the first meeting taking place at the Spring Wood picnic site, near Whalley, on May 7th. The course is open to all


people, from beginners too established nature lovers. It costs L’ lO.SO for adults and .1*5.20 for under INs and OAPs. Anyone requir­


ing further details should contact Whallev Adult Centre (020-1 S227’l7).


LOCAL fami l ies a re playing host to more than o() French students from Kibblesdale High School’s “twin” in North­ ern Prance. The Drench students


a t t e n d a s e c o n d a r y school in Peronne , a similar town to Clith- eroe. situated between Paris and ( ’alais. “The exchange visits


give the young people a chance to exper ienc e family life and to com­ pa re t he d i f fe ren c e s


between schools,” said Kib b l e s d a l e F r e n c h


the link 10 years ago. The v i s i to r s , aged


b e tw e e n 12 and 10, ar rived last week and leave for home today. They were given a civic welcome by Cl i thcroe Mayor and Mayores s Conn, and Mrs Patrick Shepherd, at the Mayor’s P a r lo u r , wh e re they were shown the Mayoral regalia. The party, led by Mine


t e a c h e r Mr Rich a rd Clark, who first set up


New law on waste disposal


A NKW law aimed at improving the environ­ ment will affect virtually everv business in the Kib­ ble Valiev.


! nt reduced at the hegin-


ning of t he month, t he "Duty of Care" requires all businesses to look after their waste and prevent its illegal disposal.


Anyone who produces,


imports, stores, t reats , p roc es ses , t rans por ts , recycles or disposes of “ co n t ro l led w a s t e ” is affected.


Controlled waste is any


Prancoise Monnet, also visi ted Klackpool and York and there was a buffet in school for par­ ents and students.


PC’s lot


"A I’OI.ICEMAN'S lut:" was the subject of a talk given to members of C’lith- eroe Afternoon Townswo­ men's Guild by PC Peter Craig, of Chatham. The meeting, which was


well attended, was chaired by Mrs Mary Christy and refreshments were later provided by members.


kind of waste from shops, offices, factories and build­ ing s i te s and includes scrap metal, effluent, clini­ cal waste, building and demolition waste, sub-soil and anything which is dis­ posed of as broken, worn- o u t , c o n tam in u t e d or spoiled.


The Department of the


environment has issued a code of pract ice which gives practical guidance on how people should comply. More information is avail- a b I e fro m L a n ca s h i re County Council’s waste regulation section. County Surveyor 's I lepart ment (0772 2i;:;ooo).


Planning in the pipeline


AN outline application for change of use of the former Brantley Meade Maternity Home, Wiswell Lane, Whalley. is among the latest applications lodged with the Kibble Valley


Council’s Planning Department. The applicant is the North


Western Regional Health Authority (plan number 0l(i7). Other plans include: Aightnn, Bailey atul Chaig-


sion of redundant barn to house at Lower Aigden Farm, Forest Becks Brow (Oltitl). Whalley and Little Mitton:


Bolton-hy-Bowlaml: Conver­


I’se of poly tunnels and use for sale of garden products at Fon­ dle View, Calderstones, Milton


lev: Extension to form living room, bedrooms, kitchen and new garage at Moon Cottage. Hill Lane. Hurst Given (lllb-l). Kitchen extension at St .John’s School House. Shire Lane.


computer experience is necessary, the course will lead to a recognised quali­ fication for those who wish to take it. Anyone who will not be able to attend the open day, which starts at 10 a.m., can get further information from Wendv Lee (0772 717-101).


More in swim


A T T E N D A N C E S at Cl i th eme ’s Kibblesdale Pool are 1,000 up on the same time last year, the Kibble Valley Council’s Recreat ion and Leisure Committee beard.


detached garage (resubmission) on land at rear of Wellsprings, Woodlands Drive (1)137).


Koad (U171). Freetion of dwelling and


Hurst (liven (iHSli). Simonstonc: Erection of security fencing at Altham water pumping station, Burnley Koad (Ultiti). Replacement detached dwell­


ing with attached garage at Sunnvside, Dean Top, Whallev Knad'dil'G).


for development of private houses on land in Albemarle Street (0172). Proposed new vehicular


Clitheroe: Outline application


access at Clitheroe Auction Mart. Kibblesdale Centre, Lin­ coln Wav (017S). Billingtnn: Change of use of


mortuary to dwelling at Langho Centre, Longsight Koad (017-1). Bedroom, kitchen, restaurant and lounge extensions at North-


improvement to junction at land off Whalley New Koad (0185). Waddington: Change of use


cote Manor, Langho (01710. Erection of 50 dwellings and


of barn to residential property at Brook House Farm, West View (0175). Erection of porch to side


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entrance (resubmission) at the Old Smithv, Belle Vue Lane (01SIJ). Kimington and Middop:


Combined double garage and DIY workshop at Langroyd,


Stopper Lane, Kiminglun <oism.


dwelling and change of use of agricultural land to garden cur­ tilage at Eaves House Barn, Waddington Koad (018-1). Sahden: Change of use from


West Bradford: Extension to


restaurant hack to residential use at (>/8 Whalley Koad (0188). Erection of front porch at I t


77\Vh;il!i-ylWcl(imU). Mellon First-Hoor extension


Whins Avenue (0180). Two-slorev rear extension at


at 21 Elswick Cardens (0100). BashuII Eaves: Change of


use/conversion of two redundant barns to residential use at Edis- ford Hall Farm, New Lane, Edisford (0100). Change of use of the redun­


dant barns adjacent to Edisford Hall (listed building application) at Edisford Hall Farm, New Lane, Edisford (0107). K ib ch c ste r : Komodulling and


ex ten s io n to e x is t in g dw e l l in g at F a w n a L o d g e , (J r e c n m o o r Lane, k n ow le Green (0100).


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