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Sunny day for nature outing


A F T ER a week of heavy


showers, Clitheroe Na tu ralists were blessed with a fine sunny day for t h e i r o u t i n g


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Bolton-by-Bowland. Led by .Jean and .John


T ro t te r , ’ the group went by Skirden Bank to Green F o rd F a rm , N e w lu irs t Farm and Broad Ing. A t W y c o n g ill, th e leaders spoke about the history of the place, which was built in the early 17th century. Above the farm can be found the remains o f old Victorian lead mines last worked in 1870. F u r t h e r p la c e s o f


in te re s t were M u n g r ill, w i th i ts old w e l l now covered by a huge circular stone, and B olton Peel,


WINNERS ill CliLhurou RriclKe Club on Wednesday night were: NS Mr R. Atkinson and Mr 1\ Jennings, Mr Spencer and Mrs Ml Millington; EW Mr,s J. Min t ami Mrs M. Phillips, Mr and Mrs.). Pawlicki.


BRIDGE ; CLUB


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Here was an opportunity for a successful line of play which is often missed at the table. South needed three tricks from this diamond suit to make his no trump contract but, with so many high cards missing, the prospects were not bright. s.However, he made a lucky


S IX Kibble Valley teen­ agers have been swimming le n g th s o f R ib b le s d a le Pool, Clitheroe, to raise money for Romania. A ll third-year pupils at


R owlan d C o u n ty H ig h School, Grin dleton , they decided to give the £130 raised in sponsorship to the Pendle fo r Romania group, whose team leader, Clitheroe PC Chris Creel- man, recently received a top Rotary award for his work in the beleaguered country.


The donation was espe­


ttart by leading low from the table and, when the queen held the trick, east was marked with rhe ace, as west would have no


eason to hold up the ace if he heJd it.Next came a low diamond


from hand, on which west played the ten. At this point there wen* only two diamonds out, the jack and the ace. If east i held them both, there was noth­


cially helpful as the group t ra v e ls to Romania in O c to b e r, on a five -d a y mission that includes mak­ ing repairs and improve­ ments at a medical centre and sanitorium.


w ith its cruck barn and p re a ch in g cross a t the gate. In the nearby woods the remains o f an ancient moat can be seen, which s u r ro u n d e d th e P e e l Tower, a refuge in tro u ­ bled times. The party then went on


to H o ld e n to see th e w a te r fa l l , re tu rn in g to B o lto n -b y -B ow la n d by field paths. Signs o f autumn were


evident, with swallows lin­ ing the telephone wires ready for th e ir long jo u r ­ ney suuth and the identifi­ cation o f many d if fe re n t species of fungi, brought north by the recent damp weather. M r Barry Asp- den gave a vote of thanks. The next t r ip will be to


SlonylnirsL this Saturday, star ting at 10-30 a.m.


Pictured handing th e ir WHITWAM — TITTERINGTON


cheque to PC Creelman a re A im e c S m ith s o n , Catherine Askew, Melissa Marsden, Sarah Dinsdate, Emma Driver and Rachel Holden.


tng to be done to avoid losing


hick, then east’s ace was now hare.So south played low from dummy and, when the ace appeared from east, he was t later able to kill the knave with


tl.ie king and claim the necessary


movement were: Mr L. Garner and Mr Capstick, followed by Mr, ami Mrs Lnflhnuse. Mr and


hree? tricks in the suit. • ■Monday’s winners on a Howell


Kirs Pawiicki were in third place.


I). M. S.


I; C o lo u r TV A PHILIPS remote con (lot Min. portable colour


TV, valued at £200, was Stolen from a caravan on a farm in Read.


a R a d io th e f t


IK FO R D 2C01 ra d io , [valued at £50, was stolen ifrom a vehicle at the Red [Pump Inn, Hashall Iiaves, t .overnight on Saturday.


; wo tricks, but if west held the Abbey tour


for farmers A T O U R o f W h a l le y Abbey was in store fo r m em b e rs o f C l i th e ro e Young Farmers at th e ir recent meeting.


M r Rill Anderson gave a


very interesting, informa­ t iv e and often amusing to u r o f the A b b e y . He po in ted out the various stages o f b u ild in g work which have been carried out aL the Abbey over the c e n t u r ie s . He a 1 so described how the monks w o u ld have l iv e d and worke d, which included


worshipping seven times a day, and lie oven dressed in the manner in which the Benedictine monks would have done.


A vote o f thanks was


proposed by Brent Stans- l'ie ld a n il seconded by Andrea Lister.


A honeymoon in the Y orksh ire Dales followed the wedding of West Bradford bride Miss Helen Titte rin g - ton and M r Stephen Michael Whitwam, at St Cath­ erine's Church. The bride, the youngest daughter of M r A lb e r t T it-


ter inglon , of Grindleton Road, West Bradford, and the late Mrs P. E. Tittering lo n, works as an accounts


clerk. M r Whitwam, the elder son of M r and Mrs Geof­


frey Whitwam, of Golcar, Huddersfield, is a dental practice manager in Her Majesty's Forces. The bride, given away by her father, wore a white


satin gown with a niched waist and a short-sleeved lilte d bodice with a cut-away daisy design. Her short veil, trimmed with beaded pearls, was held in place by a headdress of white satin roses. She carried a bouquet o f pink bridal roses, pink spray carnations, alstro- meria, gypsophila, ivy and eucalyptus leaves. 'M rs Ann Knowles, the b r id e ’s siste r , and Miss


Lauren Knowles, the bride’s niece, were in attendance. Mrs Knowles wore a jade satin ballerina-length dress


with a dropped waist and bow at the back. Her head­ dress was a comb of fresh Rowers. She carried a bou­ quet of pink bridal roses, spray carnations, alstromeria and gypsophila. Miss Knowles had a ballerina-length dress of pastel green and while striped satin, with a taffeta waterfall back featuring a bow and white cum­ merbund. She wore a circlet of fresh flowers and car­ ried a basket of pink bridal roses, spray carnations,


alstromeria and gypsophila. Rest man was M r Sydney Green, groomsman was


the bridegroom’s cousin, M r Nigel Taylor, and ushers were the bride’s brother, M r John Tittering ton, and the bridegroom's brother, M r Andrew Whitwam. F o llow in g 'th e ceremony,'performed by the Rev.


Alan Bailey and accompanied by organist Miss Elsa Carr, a reception was held at the Craven Heifer Hotel, Chaigley. The couple are to live in Catterick. Photograph: David Simmons, Clitheroe.


Leading parts in show


C L IT H E R O E Am a te u r D ram a t ic and O p e ra t ic Society's forthcoming pro­ duction of "Kiss Me Kate” is w e ll in th e sw in g — w ith the following actors having been chosen to take leading parts. P e u t r ie io — C h a r le s


H o lla n d , K a te — Jean Pells, Bianca — Andrena Backhouse, Lueento —


,Brian Howarth, Balista — Barry Philips, Joe Ambro- sio — B i ll T a y lo r , Max Hands O’Hare — Michael O'Hagan, Harrison Howell — Bob Cleave, Hattie ,— Lesley Howarth, Paul —


John Greenwood, Horlen- sio — R o g e r D u g d a le , Gremio — Matthew Grif­ f in , Stage Door Man — D a v id B a r r e t t R a lp h , Stage Manager — T e r rv Till. The show's producer is


John T u rn e r , choreogra­ pher is Anne Grogan and musical d ire c to r is J im Parker. A spokesman fo r the


society said: “ Rehearsals have s ta r te d fo r w h a t p rom is e s to be a good show!"


KIBBLE VALLEY SAT 26 - SUN 27 SEPT ’92


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jujitsu Exhibition plus join in session...............2 - 4 p.m. Volleyball Exhibition plus join in session . . . . 2 - 4 p.m. Juggling Display ......................................................2 - 3 p.m.


S u n d a y 2 7 t h S e p t e m b e r


Volleyball - open session Indoor Cricket - taster session


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SPECIAL WEEKEND OF SPORT Admission Charge - 5 0 p (8.30 - 5 p.m.)


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