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STONYHURST COLLEGE INAUGURAL


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S SATURDAY, 7-30 p.m. (Doors open 7 p.m.)th EPTEMBER 1 2


ST PETER’S CHURCH Donated to local charities


Admission by programme £3.00 (at the door)


Black Bull Inn, Chatburn Presents on


Friday, September 11th at 8 p.m.


PLEASERS THE


Admission FREE All Welcome


A T Y O U R S E R V I C E


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CASYLETTES MAJORETTES


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Would you like lo be pari of a Majoretle Troupe? If so come along lo our training sessions held in


St. James School Hall.


5 - 8 years — Tues. 5.30 - 6-30 p.m. 8 onwards — Tues. 6.30 - 8.30 p.m. S u b s c r ip t io n s SOp p e r t rc e lc


For fu r th e r in fo rm a t io n c o n ta c t :


M r or Mrs Simp so n on 0 2 0 0 2 2 3 4 3 We would like you lo note that contrary to belief our


Troupe is NOT disbanding and that Mr W. Braysliaw is no longer with our Troupe due to his resignation


Waddington C L IT H E R O E 2 8 7 0 5


v Saturday September 12th iT H E P fG G IE S


^Friday! September llthf;


Qualily costumes E8 and CIO


Suitable lor parties, fund raising, kissagrams. carnivals teles, promotions, etc.


Wig hire and carnival make-up available


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| WADDINGTON METHODIST 2 &


CHURCH SUNDAY 13th SEPTEMBER


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Services at 10-45 a.m. & 6-00 p.m. Guest Preacher Rev G W S Knowles


MONDAY 14th SEPTEMBER at 7-30 p.m. Mr N Duerden St Hurst Green


Presents £ £ 7


“T h o s e L on e ly M o u n ta in s ” 7 A visit to the Bronte Country


Whallev Methodist Church


MARKET and CAR


F O O T B A L L A T S H A W B R ID G E F.A. CUP


1st ROUND CLITHEROE


HUCKNALLTOWN


SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER Kick Off 3-00 p.m.


Match Ball Sponsor Mr R Scott Team Sponsors Swinton Insurance


BOOT SALE Saturday,


September 12th from 10 a.m. Admission 20p


Stalls C6 available by


phoning 0254 822873 or 0254 822576


IN DISTRESS? SUICIDAL?


NEED HELP? Ring the


SAMARITANS @ ANYTIME


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Whalley Mother’s Union


J U M B L E S A L E


In W h a l l e y C o f E S c h o o l , C h u r c h L a n e I


F o o d S e r v e d j D a i l y


L u n c h t im e a n d e v e n i n g s


CLITHEROE


COMMUNITY CHURCH


WE MEET TO WORSHIP GOD


AND HEAR HIS WORD Every Sunday in


RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL


DRAMA COMPLEX At 10.30 a.m.


HODSONS OF GISBURN THE FAMILY FIRM ESTIMATES FREE


co ach hie


12 to 53 Seater Luxury Coaches fo r all Occasions Tel: GISBURN 445394 Day GISBURN 445751 Evenings


^Hurst Green [Tel: 0254 826478


West Bradford Playing Fields


GRAND


AUCTION Saturday,


September 19th at 3-15 p.m.


At the playing fields


Auctioneer — Bill Honeywell


.1032 Claiminq Dates


SATURDAY iiml Sunil.in li) amt 'JO September. Model C l-Ahihitiim at Festival Hall.


lishurn.


S A T U R D A Y , S E P T . 1 2 th a t 2 p .m .


Admission 20p Chipping


Village Hall F O O D


B I N G O Saturday,


September 12th at 7.45 p.m.


Admission 20p Good Prizes


Proceeds for new bingo machine


Friends of Fur and Feather


COFFEE MORNING


Saturday, Sept. 12th 10— 12 a.m. at


United Reformed Church


Moor Lane, Clitheroe


Home-made cakes, Bring and Buy stall


COULD BE SELLING


SPACE THIS


FOR YOU Ring Display A d v er t ising


FRIVOLITY WITH [;FAT CARTER


C l i tH e r o e Rattle Admission 40p EVENING


CLASSES Meditation and Teaching


by English Monk Samden Gyatso


Every Sunday from


September 13th at 7-30 p.m.


(Keirby) Hotel, Keirby Walk, Burnley


Venue: The Friendly


TODAY anil tomorrow, Ileycs Chemist, Moor Lane, Clitheroe, will be open un til (!-:)() p.m. H a r t le y ’s C h em is t , Church Street: Sunday, noon to 1 p.ni. Monday to Friday until li-30 p.m.


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ROE LEE


Coastal walk


TMIC I!l!l2/:i programme for Riblilesdale Camera Club started with an inl'or- (lial opening supper at tbe Moorcock In n , Wadd­ ington. A l te r tbe meal, pro­


gramme s e c re ta ry M r Stewart Clark followed in tbe steps of Wainwrigbt by giving a slide talk on bis walk along the "coast to coast", long distance footpath from St Rees in Cumbria to Robin Hood Ray in North Yorkshire.


.The p re s en ta tio n was enjoyed by all. N e x t Tuesday night,


there will be an evening of particular interest to rail­


way enthusiasts, when tbe dull shows “ Last Steam Locomotive,” one of tbe


famous Colin G a r re t t audio-visuals.


DUTY PHARMACISTS' £


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Plenty of sunshine inside


M I S E R A B L E , r a i n y weather on Sunday after­ noon failed to dampen the spirits of the Rimington and District Gardening Club members as they staged their late summer flower and vegetable show at the Memorial Institute. A colourful array of pro­


duce filled the room and club chairman Mrs Susan Gravcston welcomed com­ petitors and visitors. She in t ro d u c e d M r John Knapp, parish councillor and s e c re ta ry of th e - Memorial Institute Man­ agement Committee, who declared the show open. He presented trophies


and prizes to the winners and was thanked by presi­ dent Mrs P. Townsend. Exhibits were judged by Mr D. Burney (flowers tind vegetables), Mrs C. Redmayne (floral art) and Mrs R. Parnaby (confec­ tionery and wine). Raffle winners were Mr


ID. Sedgwick, Mrs J. Gor- nall, Mrs M. McPherson, Mrs D. Whittaker, Mrs D. S p e a k a n d M r s L . Wallbank.


KHSUI.TS


S p e c ia l aw a rds Host exhibit, in sh ow , b e s t flo­


ral a r t and b e s t gladioli a r ran g e ­ ment: Mrs S . Ura v eston. Host pot p lan t , b e s t g ladio l i


and b e s t v a se o f cu t flowers: Mr 1C. S ed gw ick . B e s t s w e e t p e a s : M r s U.


Cowgill. Host rose: Mrs I. Carr. l i e s t v e g e t a b l e : M r s IS.


Hartley.


PRIZEWINNERS are pictured with show opener M r Knapp and president Mrs Townsend


Host child’s exhibit: Sura Cal­


v e r t (5). P la n t s and f low e r s Fuchsia from a cu tt in g : Mr K.


S ed gw ick , M rT . Ja ck son . F low ­ e r in g put plant: 1 and 2 F. S ed g ­ wick, Mrs M. McPherson. F low ­ e r in g s l r e p t o c a n m s : Mr s M. McPnerson, 2 and 3 Mr H. S. M cP he r son . F o l ia g e pot plant: Mr H. S . M cP h e r so n , Mrs 15. Cowg ill, Mrs It). .Jackson. Fuch­ s ia : Mr E . S e d g w ic k , Mr T . •Jackson, Mrs k). Jackson. P a n s ie s : Mrs S . G r a v e s to n ,


Mrs M. M cP he r son , Mr 11. S . McPJierson. Howl o f plants: Mr 10. S ed gw ick , Mr T . J a ck so n , Mrs 10. J ackson. One I IT rose: Mrs S . ( ira v e s to n , Mrs I. Carr, Mr 10. S e d g w ic k . T h r e e 11T roses: Mrs 1. Carr. Florihumia rose: Mrs 10. H a r t ie v , Mrs 10.


Ja ck son , Mrs M. McPherson. V a s e o f p e r e n n ia ls : Mrs S .


Gra v e ston, Mrs M. McPherson. Mrs 10. Ha rtiev . Howl o f roses: Mrs I. Carr, Mrs S . G rave ston. Rose ju d g ed for sc ent : Mrs M. McPherson. Mrs I. Carr. Sw e e t peas: Mrs B. Cowg ill, 2 and 2 Mrs M. McPherson. Dahlias: 1 and 2 Mr 10. S ed gw ick , Mrs I. Carr. Gladiolus strike: 1 and 2 Mr 10. S e d g w i c k , Mr s 10. H a r t le y .


Smashed car windscreen after dispute


A S LA I UR U R N mnn smashed a windscreen


with bis arm, following a domestic dispute with liis estranged wife, magis­ trates at Clitberoe beard. Mr Mark Graham Olives


(22). of I Latboms Farm, was o rd e re d to pay JCKio.oS in compensation and Alio costs, after plead­ ing guilty to the offence. Miss Patricia Rramley,


prosecuting, said Oliver was visiting bis wife with tbe intention of reconcilia­ tion when tile incident occurred. When bis wife would not


speak to him or let him in tbe bouse, be bit tbe w in d s c re e n of a c a r belonging to a male visi


tor. Tbe blow was sufficient


Lo shatter tbe glass and leave O l iv e r bleeding heavily in tbe right band. Miss Rramley said. Mr David Parkinson, in


mitigation, said Oliver and bis wife bad separated only a few weeks before­ hand and tbe visit bad dashed bis hopes for a reconciliation.


T hr e e gladioli: Mr I*). S ed gw ick , 2 and 3 Mrs S . Gravestun. Five animals: Mr It). S ed gw ick , 2 and 3 Mrs S . G rave ston. F lo ra l art l 'ow l o f sw e e t pea s : Mrs S.


G rave ston. Vase o f mixed flow­ er s: 1 and 2 Mrs S . G ra v e ston, Mils I. Carr. D r e s s spray: Mrs 1. Carr. 2 and 3 Mrs S . Gra v c slon . Kxhiirit u s in g th r e e gladioli: Mrs


S . G ra v e ston, Mrs 1. Carr, Mr !•). S edgwick. "Autumn g lo ry :” Mrs S . Gra­


v e s t o n , Mr s I. C a r r , Mr K. S e d gw ic k . A r r a n g em e n t in a bo x : Mrs 1C. J a c k s o n , Mrs S . G r a v e s t o n . M r s I . C a r r . A r r a n g em e n t in a c r eam ju g : Mrs S . Gra v e ston, Mrs 15. Cow­ g i l l, Mrs I. Carr. Small exhibit: mr s M. Cowg iii, Mrs S. G ra v e s ­ ton. Mrs A. J ackson. C n n lc e t io n c r v and p r e se rv e s S o ft fruit jam: 1 and 2 Mrs S.


G r a v e s t o n . Mr s K. H a r t le y . Raspbe rry jam: l and 2 Mrs S. G r a v e s t o n . Mrs J . M. D ib b . Hard fruit jam: Mrs S . G ra v e s ­


to n . Mrs J . M. Dib b. Mrs M. H a ir s tow . F ru it cak e : Mrs F. H a rtley , M r sJ . M. Dibit, Mrs S . G rave ston. Gingerbread: M r s J . M. Dibb, Mr A. Darker, Mrs 15. Cowgill. Almond s lic es : l and 2 Mrs J.


M. Dibb, Mr A. Parker. Fruit f la n : M r s 15. C o w g i l l . I c ed n o v e l ty cake: Mrs 15. C ow g i l l , Mrs S . G r a v e s to n . M e r in g u e shells: Mrs 15. Cowgill, Mrs M.


S penc e . Truffles: Mrs 15. Cow- g d l , Mrs M. S p e n c e , Mrs K. Calver t. Dry w h ite wine: 1 and 2 Mr P.


C ow g i l l . S w e e t w h i te win e: 1 and 2 Mr P. Cowgill. Dry red w in e: l and 2 Mr P. C ow g i l l . Sw e e t red wine: l and 2 Mr P. Cowgill. D e s se r t wine: 1 and 2 Mr P. Cowgill. V e g e ta b le s Tray o f v eg e ta b le s : 2 Mr K.


S e d g w i c k . P o t a t o e s : Mr K. S ed gw ick . Mrs M. McPherson. Mr I!. S . McPherson. Iteetrool: M r s E . H a r t l e y , M r s M. M cP h e r s o n . C a b b a g e : Mr K. S ed gw ick . !Jeans: 1 and 2 Mr A. Pa r se r . Tomatoe s: Mr !•). S ed gw ick . 2


a n d 55 M r s S . G r a v e s t o n . D r es sed onions: 1 and 2 Mrs S. G ra v e s to n . A n y o th e r v e g e ta ­ ble: Mrs S. (Jraveston. Mrs 15. Cowg ill. Mi-s E . Ha rtley . Mixed herbs: Mrs M. McPherson. 2 and 2 Mrs I). J a ck s o n , i ta sk e t o f herbs, fruit and v eg e tab le s : Mrs K. J a c k s o n . Mrs It. C ow g i l l . Mrs S . Grave ston. C h i ld r en s s e c t io n C o l la g e o f t h e O lym p ic s :


Linder 'J — Sara C a lv er t. S e a ­ s id e in a tr a y : S a ra C a lv e r t . P e p p e rm in t c r e am s : 1 an d 2 Carol Hew itt J an se r , Sara Cal­ v e r t. Gingerbread man: 1 and 2 C a r o l H ew i t t .J a n s e r . C om ic cr ea tu r e from v eg e tab le s : Sara C a lv e r t . J u n k m od el: 1 and 2 Carol H ew it t J an se r .


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A local ample arc to start married life in Devon, fol­ lowing: their wedding in ( 'l ith o ro e . .Mr Michael Andrew Gcldard married Miss Suzanne Marie Prior at St M icha e l and St John's RC Church.


The bride, a teacher, is


tbe only daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs Ikirrv Prior, of St John’s (Jose, Read.


Tbe br id egroom, an o f f ic e r in tb e R o y a l


Marines, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Peter Gel- dard, of Chatlnmi Road, Clitberoe. Tbe bride, given away


by lier-fatber. wore a full- length gown of white satin with a sequin and pearl bodice and a long train. She had a train-length veil and carried a bouquet of red roses, gvpsopliila and ivy. In attendance were Miss


Philippa Anderton, the bride’s cousin. Miss Claire Gcldard and Miss .Maria Geldard, sisters of the bridegroom, and Miss Oli­


via Hyrom, goddaughter of.' the bride and bridegroom./ They wore fu ll-ie iig t li drop-waisted dresses of red dtipion and carried mixed flower bouquets to match the colours of the Royal Marine uniform of the bridegroom. Tile sisters of tile bride-’


groom played tbe flute and- trumpet as the couple left the church tlirough a . Royal Marine guard of honour. Rest man was Mr Chris- ■


toplier Geldard, the bride­ groom's b ro th e r , and ushers we r e . M r John; Prior, the bride’s brother, Mr Andrew Nield and Mr Simon Artliv. The ceremony was per­


formed by Fr Leo llcakin. of St John the Baptist Church. Rurnle.v, and music was provided by members of the bride- ; groom's family. A reception was held at '


St Michael anil St John's ! Social Centre, Clithcrne. P lio t o g r a p l i : J < Rarrv. Rlackburn.


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N( )STA L ( ! IC memories w e re s t i r r e d , past events nod diame ters recalled and names put to faces as many visi­ to rs to S t M a r y ’ s C h u rc h at G is l iu rn pored over the vast array of photographs oil (Iisplnv at the Flower an d P h o l o g ra pli ic Festival.


A t r e m e n d o u s


amount of work prepar- i n g a n (I s e le c t in g , recording and mounting the prec ious p h o to ­ graphs, mostly on loan


from individuals and groups form within the


p a r is h and fu r th e r afield, had been under­ taken by a small group of people.


Thanks to them, a


fascinating ami unique exhibition of life in Gis- hurn and the surround­ ing villages over the past 100 y e a rs was brought before the pub­ lic, who responded with g r e a t in te r e s t and enjoyment.


Floral arrangements


by organisations and individuals enhanced the ancient church once agliin and amply repaid all tile care and thought which wont into their construction. 1 Ionic-made teas were


served in a marquee each day of the festival. A l th o u g h th e R an k H o l id a y w e e k e n d brou gh t mostly wild and wet weather, the event raised approxi­ m a te ly .1)000 fo r the church. The Rev. Jonathan


Lumliy expressed his thanks to all those who had worked so hard in so many ways to ensure th e s u cc ess o f a n unusual and memorable festival and exhibition. Pictured are visitors


to the festival with the k ib b le V a l le y M a yo r


and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs John Travis.


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