( ’lifhrmr Aih'crliscr A: Tains, Mug Jlst, Ii>VJ Clithcruc JJ.UJ, (Editorial), j j .u .l (Advcrtisiuy). Huntley 2M-I1 (Classified) Letters to the Editor j'
Best-Kept9 town award in offing?
SUDDENLY the main streets of Clitheroe are looking lighter,
Strength lines in our
Golf club duo master the art of quality cooking
ALREADY boasting beautiful fairways and greens, Clith eroe Golf Club has now achieved another claim to lame.
d o wi th t h e 19 th h ole t h a n a n e a g l e o n t h e f i r s t o r t h e e x p lo i t s of t h e r e s i d e n t
p ro fe s s io n a l . Th e club l ias become only one of .'12 throughout the COl ll
to join the Guild of Master that the area referred to is C a t e r e r s — p u t t i n g i t I of considerable extent and
il coulntU Vry to he invited lO DC UiviLeiii i i .
f i rmly in th e p r em i e r when Eongr idge and its league when it comes to I environs are added in. d the s tan d a rd of c a te r ing cons t i tutes a goodly pro- tviilahle
I portion of the total area ol This su p e rb success is the borough. In population
all the work of Mr Bernard terms, it is home to rather Collier anti Mrs Margaret more than H ,<)()(> ol the ....... .. who have been at
fid.mm r e s id e n t s m th e the club for the last five w h o l e of t h e K i b b l e veal's.
Veterans of the catering! With the bat t le for uni- Valley. LEYLAND — NEWBOLD
A hel icopter to u r round ihe Kibble Valley tolluwed the wedding of Mark Alan I .evland and Kma . layne NYwbuld at St P e t e r ’s
Church. Stonyhursl . The bridegroom, a ga r
dener . is the son ol Mr and Mr s L e v l a n d , ot Pe e l St r e e l . ( 'lilheroe. The b r id e , an animal
farm worker, is the only d aughte r id Mi' and Mrs New bold, of
Sturlibrid.no ( 'ullages, Stonyliursl. ( l iv e n aw a y by h e r
fat her. t lie bride wore a full length crinoline gown of shell pink laffela with a Irillell bodice, lull sleeves and a I rain of cascading antiqui' lace frills. She ear' ried a bouquet of roses, sp ray ea rna t
ions.gypso- ■hila and froosia. In n t to n i lu n c e w e r e
dresses of South Sea blue sh a n tu n g silk witli t r im mings of shell pink rose b u d s . Th ey bad c i rclet headdresses ot Iresh flow ers and car r ied posies ol rose wh i te f re e s ia and spray carnations.
Dost man was the bride
groom's cousin, Mr Keith Aus t in, groomsman wa the bride's uncle, Mr Mark Taunton, and ushers wen Mr David I.eyland and Mr Tim i.eylaud. brothers of the bridegroom.
The ceremony was per
f o rm e d b v F r M. K. ( fl lal loran and the organ ist was Mr Anthony .Inhn A recept ion was held at Myltnn Fold Farm Hotel. I.angho. Tile couple's honeymoon destination was Fortiigal.
m a t r o n o f h o n o u r Mrs Diane Rut tc rwi i r t l i and br idesmaid Miss Cr ist ina t i a r l i n g t o n . who w o re
T h e y a r e Lo J i v e a t Stonyburst . Photogr aph' - l ’a til Drown. ( 'litheroe.
business for over 21) years, I tarv status hotting up — Mr ami Mrs Col l ier live which in simple terms is it a t t h e c lu b a n d w e r e ! bat t le for the very exts- (leligiited when they heard tence of the Kibble Valley thev had been suceesstul. I as we know it — the bene- f „ be put forward, the! f i ts of good local p re s s
guild must receive a cer- coverage cannot he over turn number of recummcn-l e s t im a t e d . Yo u r p a p e r
ihttions and only then will g i v e s s u c h e x c e l l e n t a n i n s p e c t o r lie d i s - | coverage of events at the patched, without warning, cent re that the frustration
to put the d u b to the test, of those living in the outly- "The.v come w i th o u t ing t i re a s is t h a t much
w a rn in g and che ck th e l greater , prices. Die food, the pro-1 In uni ty lies our grea-
lessitmalism of the service test st rength. All par ts ot and the overall qual i ty," the borough need to pull said a spoke sman at tliel together as never beiore. ,•1^ 1,
I Wid e r c i r c u l a t io n of a For thei r achievement , I t r u l y local n ew s p a p e r
Mr and Mrs Collier were! could he a v e ry p o te n t presented with a comment-1 a d d i t i o n a l w e a p o n in o r a t i v e p l a q u e by t It el establ ishing the uni ty of director of the guild at a | our beloved Valley.
pre sen ta t io n held in the! clubhouse at the weekend.
Damage
Cl . lTHEKO E police are quest inning a youth in con nection with iMfitt worth of d am a g e to win d ows tit Brookside School. Bright St reet , t 'l itheroe.
C O U N . C H A R L E S
WARKMAN, (it l loh'Grcen. Mellor.
9 I .K T TE I iS fo r publica tion tire acceptetl onlp on the n ndersto nd i np that tliep map be edited o r c o n d e n s e d ot th< Editor's discretion.
Pupils help to ease world disasters For cancer
A RECENT collection for C a n c e r R e s e a r e h a t Te sco's su p e rma rk e t in Cl i theroe real ised a total
ot'
JfStlo.ito. T h e c o l l e c t i o n wa
organised by Mrs Barbara Tay lo r fo r ’ th e ch a r i ty 's Bla c k b u rn and d i s t r ic t
committee. "Tile committee is most
grateful to all the shoppers who suppor ted us and tin
Tesco staff for their help," IBl said su c ro ta ry / l re a su r iT
unity
I WOULD like to follow up on re c en t cor respon dene e f rom Coun. Dave Smi th and Coun. Detei Kvans regarding coverage . in t h e “ A d v e r t i s e r &
H ow e v e r , t h i s l a t e s t Times” of events and con a c c o l a d e h a s m o r e t o I
of Kibble Valley Borough. My particular interest is
"> % pa. ts
in the south west fringe, namely Wi lpshire, Sales- b t t ry , ' Ramsgre ave , Bal- (lerstone, Osbaldeston and
Mellor. Finm the length of my
list it will be apprec ,iated
brighter and cleaner. So what is the talk of our local residents and the envy ol our many
visitors? I und e r s tan d th a t the suggest that our problems
answer is to be found in are over, hut in poly two ailbwti 13 tu
the contract negotiated bv months a promising stai t the Kibble Valley Council has been made. I erhaps with BIFFA Was te Ser- householders may now feel vices , which came into they can contribute by the ope ra t io n on Apr i l 1st; r eg u la r sweeping of the rep la c ing a r r a n g eme n t s pavements front ing then which in the past have, for p r o p e r t i e s a n d t h o s e whatever reason, failed to respons ible fot di opping a c h ie v e a s a t i s f a c t o r y l i t ter will be encouraged standard of cleanliness.
... ------ • . . to change thei r habi ts in I t would se em f i t t ing th e in t e r e s t s ol all our
th a t th i s imp ro v eme n t residents, s h o u l d c o i n c i d e w i t h Who knows Ch th en ie N a t io n a l E n v i r o nm e n t may one day left ante to Week (May Wth to 21st) e n t e r t h e B e s t -K e p t and the recent decision by Town/Village competition,
the council to implement measures for enforcing the provisions of the Environ m e n t a l P r o t e c t io n Act relating to l i t ter offences. It may he loo early to
M R
BUACEWELL, Pr imrose St reet , Cl i theroe.
Why weren’t our views sought on bypass plan?
E R 1 C
Thanks for your kind thought
ECENTl .Y 1 wrote to th e ' ‘L a n c a sh i r e
.•'.veiling Telegraph seeking help in find in g a .job in y o u r delightful area. Imagine my great urprise and pleasure
to receive an anony mous le t te r on May
12th, containing my let ter in printed form pills two pages of the '( 'l itheroe Adver t iser mil T im e s , ” d a te d April ollth and May 7th. co n ta in in g the | "sits vac." I w o tt 1 d I i k e .
. h r o tt g It y o u r columns, to thank the per son who went to so much t ro u b le on my b eha l f . Wh a t a marvellous thought. I t g o e s w i t h o u t
s a v i n g t h a t I c an never thank litis per
son enough. S u f f ic e it to say
that I have been in contact reg a rd in g tt s i t u a t i o n an d now await an appl icat ion form lor tt position in th e lovely town o l t g ( ’ l i t h e r o n , w h i c h EH pi i te e n t r a n c e d my wife and me "it out
last visit. Now I wa i t ttml
hope! Once again, "than!
you" is all I can say to a very kind person.
.MICHAEL KIRK. 1 Quint in Close. I lai lshain, Ettsl Sussex.
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pre s ident Mr Tom Rock towards the club’s disaster
box appeal. A total of JLlDLivl was
.a i s ed a t school by the pupi ls, who organised a pop concert for the appeal, which is par t of a national campaign by Rotary Clubs in Great Britain to provide urgent ly needed supplies whenever disaster strikes anywhere in the world. “AH the schools arc very
helpful when it comes to assisting our appeal and I p a r t i c u l a r l y c omme n d th e s e CRGS pupi ls for thei r ini t iat ive,” said Mi
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f ie ld , Mikko Hi l l an d Richard Buxbaum. R i b b l e s d a l e R o t a r y
Club is intending to send up to 50 boxes f rom the
local area, each containing tools, household e q u ip ment, clothing and medical
supplies. The local appeal is due
to end in Ju n e , but any boxes filled af ter this date will still he forwarded to the central appeals office. Our picture shows Mr
Rock receiving the cheque f rom Mik k o , w a t c h e d (from the left) by Richard, Rotarian Richard Dugdale
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on ramble A WALK “ ful l of s u r pr ises" was the order of the day for 17 members of th e Cl i th e ro e Ramb le r s group, who completed a 1 0 - m i 1 e w it 1 k i n Barhontlale. S ta r t in g from Barbon,
t h e y m a d e t h e s t e e p ascent to Ca s ter ton Fell,
c l imbing to a h e ig h t of 1 ,-B!() feet and enjoying p anoramic views of the Lakeland Fells. They descended to Bull-
pot Farm and Ease Gill, o b s e rv in g th e d r ama t ic limestone gorge, the kirk, the potholes and the banks of pr imroses and spot ted
orchids. T h e g r o u p a l so w i t
nes sed a rescue te am at wo rk , l i f t ing a po th o lc r
with a broken pelvis from Cow Pot. Mr Boh Gregson was th anked for leading
tlie walk. The next evening walk
will be on We d n e s d a y , f rom Ba r ley, led by Mr Gr e g so n . an d th e n ex t dayt ime walk will be on May J l s t . from Chipping, when Mr Alan Parker will be the leader . Members a re asked to me e t at 10 a. m. at Waterloo car park, Clitheroe.
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