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Police plea to beware of bogus officials


CL1THER0E Police are pleading for pen­ sioners to beware of bogus officials, after a man pretending to be a council g a rd en e r robbed an elderly Clitheroe lady of £45. The robbery occurred at ran off and she discovered


a block of flats on the Alma Place estate, at 2-2f> p.m. on Wednesday. The man called on the


lady and said he was a council gardener who had been sent to car ry out important work. He asked her to make a


cup of tea and, when she returned from the kitchen, she found him searching through the sideboard. He


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, lleyes Chemist, 35 Moor Dam*. Clilheroe, will lit* open until b-30 p.m. Hoots, Cast le St re e t : Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday until b-3(> p.m.


that £15 was missing. The man is described as


whi te, about 30, wi th short black hair and wear­ ing a cream motif sweater. A C l i th e r o e Po l ic e spokesman said: “All we can do is ask householders to request identification from EVERYONE pur ­ p o r t in g to c a r r y out work.” A Kibble Valley Council


spokesman added: “Coun­ cil workers always carry identification cards. We urge the elderly to ask to see them and, as an extra precaution, to ring the council offices (Clitheroe 25111) to check that work


is being carried out in that area.”


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ROTHERHAM — WILDING


A trumpet solo was played


by Miss Maria llcldard at the wedding at SS .Michael and John's RC Church, t'litheroe. of Miss Sarah Jane Wilding and Mr John


I’eter Kotherham. The bride, an auditor for Preston Health Authority, is the only daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs Charles Cordon Wilding, of Clitheroe. The bridegroom, a book­


seller. is the youngest sun of Mr and Mrs Peter Roth-


■r ha m. o f H a r s t n n ,


Liverpool. The b r id e , who was


given away by her father, wore a gown of white rot- ton brocade with leg-o'- m u t to n s l e e v e s . He r shower bou,|Uet was ot white roses. Ireesia and orchids. I! r ide s maid was the


bride's niece. Karen F.liza- heth Wilding, who wore a high-neeked while Mouse with lace etiffs. a hlaek velvet jacket with prplum and a long full skirt in grey Douglas tartan, with a matching headband. She carried a small pomander nf white roses and freesia. P a g e hoy wa s th e


br ide 's nephew, Pe te r James Wilding. Pest man was Mr Roy


Menrar and ushers were the br ide's brother . Mr (leoffrey Wilding, and the bridegroom's brothers. Mr Paul and Mr Michael Rotherham. The ceremony was per­


formed by Fr V. Waiving and the organist was Mr 1 ‘at rick 1 lough. Following a reception at


the Craven Heifer. Cliaig- ley. the couple left for a honeymoon in t he Lake District. They a r e to l ive in


Sollt lipnrt. Photograph: Philip Dar­ lington, ( Irimsargh.


Contest entries view


FOR CLITHEROE... KIBBLE VALLEY, FOR BRITAIN.


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E WINNING TEAM


NIGEL EVANS X JOHN MAJOR X


( ’lull membe rs viewed competition entries to the IPP1 Inter - r lub Photo­ graphic Alliance Annual (' n in pe l it ion a t t he i r •cent meeting-. 'The competition portfo­


IKI.FSDALF Camera


lio is current ly being circu- lated among the North West clubs which took part ami Kibhlesdale mem­ bers were able to compare their black and white or colour entries wit h those of oilier compel itors. At t be club’s next llleet-


ing, on T u e s d a y . Mr Roland Frankland will present a personal view of Kibble Valley br idges, •milled “A Fr idge Too Far!''


C o n s e rv a t iv e Published by Alan Lceke, 9 Railway View, Cliiheioc, Lancashire. Prinlcd by The Clithcroe Advertiser, King Street, Clithcroe Lancashire.


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