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Driver Mr Stephen Hmvarth and assembly operator Miss Angela Taylor, who both work for local firm Neotcchnic, were married at Clitheroe Parish Church. The bride is the only daughter of Mrs I. Hunter, of
North Shields, and Mr G. Taylor, of Clitheroe. and tlie bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs D. Howarth, of Clitheroe. Given away bv her unde, Mr B. Pateman, the
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6 Dec 5 Days £99 CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
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Hotel Waram, Valkenburg 22 Dec 7 Days £289
ARROCHAR, SCOTLAND The Cobbler Hotel 23 Dec 5 Days £259
NEWQUAY Trenance Hotel
23 Dec 5 Days £269
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Mother’s plea for pelican crossing
A LOCAL mother has expressed concern over severe traffic congestion outside Clitheroe Royal Grammar
School. Mrs Richenda Ratcliffc, of West Bradford, whose
11-year-old daughter attends CRCS, believes a peli can crossing is desperately needed outside the Chat- burn Road site to prevent a serious accident. “ I am just aghast at the end of the school day to
see the turmoil of traffic outside the school. It’s horrendous between 3-15 and -1 p.m.,” she said. "There are queues of traffic both ways and chil dren have to cross the road to catch the bus. Because
of the congestion, i prefer my daughter to catch the bus, but 11 is a bit young to be crossing a busy road
without supervision or a crossing. “ I certainly don’t want her or any child to g e L
knocked down. I would prefer something to be done before that.” Mrs Ratcliffe added.
THE newly launched Clitheroe Ladies (Charity)
Luncheon Club will give local women the chance to enjoy lunches and make new friends, while rais ing money for worthwhile causes. At the club’s first lunch, held at the Auctioneer
Restaurant, New Market Street, Clitheroe, £12 was raised for the Dorian House Children’s Hospice appeal. The club will be meeting at the restaurant on the second Wednesday of every month, at 12-30 p.m.
BOURNEMOUTH 6 Dec 5 Days £135
bride wore an off-the-shouider gown of white crystal organza with beading and pearl detail, forming a waterfall train. Her cathedral-length veil was held in place by a pearl tiara, trimmed witli peach and white silk flowers, and she carried a bouquet of fresh peach and white roses, carnations, lilies and gypsophila. In attendance were the bride’s cousins. Miss
Samantha, Miss Amy and Miss Jade Pateman, wear ing jade satin dresses trimmed with white lace and headdresses of peach and white. Their bouquets were similar to the bride’s. Best man was Mr Mark Howarth, the bridegroom’s
brother, and usher was Mr P. I.apicki. After the ceremony, performed by the Rev. Anth
ony Roberts, a reception was held at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe. The couple, who are to live in Clitheroe, left for a honeymoon in Gran Canaria. Photograph: John Barry Photography, Blackburn.
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Bid to unite eczema
sufferers
A CLITHEROE mother is hoping to form a support group for families strug gling with the problems of eczema — and has issued an appeal for members as the National Eczema Society prepares to stage a special week to promote public awareness about the complaint,. Mrs Carol Booth, of
Seedall Avenue (Clitheroe 25752), whose 13-numth- old baby, Alison, has the complaint, is the local con tact for the society, which was formed 18 years ago to offer help to sufferers. National Eczema Week
begins on Saturday and Mrs Booth is inviting either parents of children with the complaint or adult sufferers to get in
touch with her if they need advice. “ I receive all the latest
information about eczema from the society and am able to supply literature on the subject. But I would also like to form a support group if enough people come forward.” she said. _______________
Binoculars
A PA IR of binoculars, valued at £100, were taken from a Vauxhall Cavalier parked in a lay-by on White Hill, Read, between 2-30 and 4-15 p.m. on Monday.
Charter night for Rotarians
MEMBERS of the Ribblesdale Rotary Club held their 16th charter anniversary dinner at the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn.
The !)8 members and guests in attendance included Clitheroe Mayor Coun.
Howel Jones, Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Anthony Jackson and representatives of the other local service organisations, from the Lions to the Round Table.
There were only two ladies present, Inner Wheel president Mrs Janice Hirst
and Rotaract president Mrs Barbara Bryan. Proposing the toast to Rotary International was Ribblesdale member Mr David
Frost, with District Governor Mr Denis Exley responding. Mr David Lancaster, vice-president of the Clitheroe Rotary Club, proposed the
toast to Ribblesdale Rotary Club, to which Ribblesdale president Mr George
Clarkson responded. Proposing the toast to the guests was Ribblesdale member Mr Brian Haig and
Mr Keith Beeston, of Burnley Rotary Club, responded. NEW CHARITY LUNCHEON CLUB LAUNCHED
A sweet treat for
ladies THE Clitheroe Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild met in the parish hall on Mon day, when chairman Mrs E. Spain welcomed guest s p e a k e r M r J oh n Whittaker.
He told the enthralling
story of the evolution of Whittakers Chocolatiers
Ltd, of Skipton. It began in 1857 in Crossbills as a draper's and grocery shop and remained in the family through different stages, eventually moving to the present shop in Skipton.
His aunt Ida, as a very
young girl, learned how to make chocolates from a vicar’s wife in the village and tiiese were then sold in the shop.
Manv years later, Mr
Whittaker, as a young man, decided to change the nature of the business, believing he had the recipe for success — one quality product — chocolates they manufactured themselves.
Aided by his family’s
long standing good reputa tion. he took appalling risks for those days to raise capital for premises and machinery. It cer tainly paid off and the company now has huge commitments at home and
abroad. The meeting ended with
the hostesses serving tea and samples of the famous chocolates.
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