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TWO Clitheroe residents are being treated to exotie holidays in the sun this month, as p a r t of their training at Althams Travel Services, in King Street.


, Miss Nicky Hatcli (24), I of Warwick Drive, who has worked as a travel consultant at Althams for sev en y e a r s , ha s ju s t returned from a week in Disney World — and Mr


THERE was a seasonal boost fo r th e Ribble Valley Crossroads care a t te n d a n t scheme on Saturday, when a coffee morning in the C lith­ eroe Mayor’s P a r lo u r raised £346.


attended and featured a variety of stalls, includ- in g b r in g - a n d - b u y , cakes and a novel addi­ tion, guess the weight of the trout, in which visitors were invited to put a weight on a trout caught by local fisher­ man Mr Martin James, v ic e -ch a irm an o f th e organisation.


The event was well Following the event,


he expressed his thanks to a ll th o se who had helped, donors of gifts and prizes and the peo­ ple of the area for being so generous.


A rm y l i f e


A TALK on the Territorial Army gave members of Clith’


Club an insight into train­ ing techniques and life in the officers’ mess and in the field. The speaker mentioned


sports and activities and countries visited. A vote of thanks was proposed by R i c h a r d M o r r i s an d Melissa Whiteoak.


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Praise for green policy


W ITH g r e e n i s s u e s becoming more and more important, the Ribble Val­ ley Counc il ha s been praised for its drive and commitment to environ­ mental protection.


council, members gave th e i r b a c k in g to th e authority’s recycling plan.


At a m ee tin g of the Coun. Charles Work­ E TH E R IN G TO N — BURY


A honeymoon in Wales fol­ lowed the wedding of Mr Darron John Etlierington and Miss Joanne Louise B u ry , a t S t M a ry 's Church, Langho. The bride, a credit con­


The bride, given away


by her father, wore an ivory ta f fe ta gown and carried a bouquet of ivory


roses. She was a tten d ed by


troller, is the only daugh­ te r of Mr and Mrs Leo Bury, of Whinney Lane, Langho. The bridegroom, a shift


chargehand, is the youn­ gest son of Mr and Mrs David E th e r in g to n , of Aspen Lane , Oswald- twistle.


Organists prepare to honour


patron of society


FOUR prominent organists will be in Clitheroe on Saturday to present a special programme of music commemorating one of the most revered patrons of Clitheroe Parish Church Organ


Society. A trust has been formed


| Tony Duckworth (25), of Moorland Crescent, takes off for New Zealand, Fiji and Tahiti on Saturday.


Duckworth, who has been employed at Althams for nine years, will be check­ ing on hotels and other facilities during his two- week visit, to help him advise customers travel ling to the same faraway destinations.


Like Miss Hatch, Mr


to carry on the name of tlie late Sir George Thal- b e n -B a l l , a man who became one of the most famous organists in the w o r ld an d a g r e e d to become a patron of the local so c ie ty , v is i t in g Clitheroe on six occasions to give organ concerts. He was born in 18i)6 and


and one from abroad. A c o n c e r t in th e Royal A lb e r t Hall la s t y e a r raised about £8,000. In view of his help to


died in 19S7, having been in charge of music in Lon­ don’s Temple Church for 62 years and known as a recitalist throughout the world. A trust was formed to carry on his name, pro­ viding a scholarship for outstanding young organ­ ists. one from this country


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A SAD bereavement has prompted a Clitheroe woman to aim to set up a help


recently and claimed she was offered no counsel­ ling whatsoever from Queen’s Park Hospital in Blackburn, where she was taken. “It was ridiculous,” she said. “I was put on a


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local health visitors, but added th a t what is needed is a local body of people who can give advice and information to anyone in the locality who needs it. The nearest help and support group is in Pres­ ton, which is no good to people around Clitheroe,


she added. “If we can get a group going and got leaflets etc.


Queen’s Park is for those who miscarry after the 20th week, who are put ill touch with a social worker. If you lose-a baby before the 20th week, you are expected to get over it by yourself. Mrs Mullins and her friend, Mrs Janet Matliie-


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the society, four organists who knew him well are putting together a joint programme chosen from th e p o p u la r i tem s he played during his visits to Clitheroe. T ak in g p a r t will be


Sarah A th e r to n , Vicky Pate, tile bridegroom’s sis­ ter, Carol Bury and Alison Bury, the bride’s sisters- in-law. They wore dusty pink dresses and carried matching flowers. Best man was Mr Craig


Etherington, the bride­ groom’s brother. Grooms­ man was Mr Russel Eth­ erington and ushers were Mr Craig McKenzie, Mr Philip Bearan and Mr Michael Pate. The ceremony was per­


fo rm ed by F r J am e s Dwyer and a reception was held at the Foxfields Hotel, Billington. Tlie couple are to live in


Baxenden. Photograph: Raymond Greenwood, Clitheroe.


man'(Mcllor) told council­ lors that the recycling of w a s te was e x t r em e ly important and th a t the Ribble Valley plan was first rate. He said mem­ bers had worked hard to achieve a result without spending a lot of money and the council officers had produced a plan whicli would go a long way to s o lv in g som e o f th e problems.


Coun. John Reese (Lon- gridge) said he hoped the Government would give the council the financial and moral backing needed.


Also backing the plan, Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil­


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at S p.m. on Saturday and will include compositions by John Cook, John Jon be r t, J . S. Bach, C. M. Widor and Sir George. T h e e v e n t w i 11 b e


opened by Canon J . C. Hudson, who as vicar of Clitheroe welcomed Sir George on behalf of the s o c i e t y on s e v e r a l occasions.


A c c e p te d f o r e x h i b i t io n


THE work of a Clitheroe a r tis t has been accepted for a prestigious exhibition which opens in London this month. Mrs Hilary C a r r , of


York Street, will be exhi­ biting her painting, “Lune Street, Preston,” at Brit­ ain’s Painters ’92 Exhibi­ tion, being held a t the Westminster Galleries in London. S p o n so red by “ The


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A VANDAL removed a large stone from the wall of a house in Sawley Road, Grindleton, and threw it through a double glazed


window. The incident, -which occurred between 6 j).m. on Friday and 8 a.m. on Saturday, caused'£120 worth of damage.


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Michael Pain, organist of Clitheroe Parish Church, is unable to take part. Tlie programme begins


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