10 CI it lie mv Advertiser & Times. October 14th. 1'JtlJ MSHATTERISCONCEPTIONS


Ciitheroe 21324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Six-day celebration of local library service


The week, which com­ mences on November


LIBRARIES in’ the Ribble Valley will be acting out an impor- ta n t c h a p te r of National Library Week with a six-day local celebration of then’ pivotal role in society.


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A honeymoon touring the South Coast followed the wedding of bank clerk Miss Joanne Aspin and agri­ cultural contractor Mr Stephen Robinson, at St James’s Church, Ciitheroe. The bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs


son, of Grindleton Road, West Bradford, and Mr M. Robinson, of Main Street, Gisburn. Given away by her hither, the bride wore a white


R. Aspin, of Woone Lane, Ciitheroe. The bridegroom is the only son of Mrs R. Robin­


attendance were Mrs S. haycock, the bride’s cousin. Miss C. Blezard, Miss J. Simpson and flower girl Miss C. Reynolds, the bridegroom’s niece. Miss Reynolds wore a white satin dress trimmed


satin gown with beaded bodice, long lace sleeves, an appliqued cathedral train and a large bow at the back. Her short veil was held in place by a headdress of fresh and dried llowers and she carried a waterfall bouquet of lilies, roses, dried grasses and berries. Matron of honour was Mrs C. Kenyon and also in


witli coral roses and flowers and carried a hoop of roses, spray carnations and pearls. The others wore Bo-Peep style full-length dresses of coral swirl satin with puffed sleeves and rose trimmings and carried bouquets of roses, spray carnations and dried grasses. Ptige boy was J. Reynolds. Best man was Mr M. Spark, groomsman was Mr


S. Aspin. the bride’s brother, and ushers were Mr J. Harrop, Mr M. Aspin and Mr A. Ireland. The ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. It. Philpott, was followed by a reception at the Myt-


ton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho. The couple are to live in Ciitheroe. Photograph: The Garth Dawson Studio,


Accrington. Caravan haul


THIEVES made off with included a portable colour £-120 worth of property from a caravan in Todber Caravan Park, Gisburn, between 10 a.m. on Thurs­ day and -1-20 p.m. on Friday. The i tem s s to le n A10123GJ.


television, microwave twin-cassette radio player,


set of cutlery and an aerial booster, which has the identification number


“We are trying to encour­ age non-users to see what libraries can offer and to get existing users to think of other uses to which they might put li­


District librarian Miss Barbara Snell explained the purpose of the national celebration: “Basically, the idea is that you can’t live your life without libraries.


“We also want to convince funders and opinion for­ mers that people mind about libraries — that they need them to work and participate fully in a democratic society and that libraries of all kinds deserve proper financial support.”


braries."


Ciitheroe Town Crier Mr Roland Hailwood will officially open National Library Week at 10 a.m. on November 1st at Ciitheroe Library.


1st, will feature every­ thing from a slide show by “Advertiser and Times” photographer Mr John Barry to a celebrity visit by chil­ dren’s author Mrs Hazel Townson.


Impressive line-up of events to attract non-users ELIZABETH HUFFMAN REPORTS


On Tuesday, Ciitheroe Library will be hosting a clay sculpture workshop for schools, with Mr Keith Hamlett, as well as a solo piano recital by Mr Peter Lawson at 7- 30 p.m.


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At Ciitheroe Library on the following day, there


will be storytelling ses­ sions for schools and a Victorian lantern slide


At the same time that evening, there will be a special talk for senior citizens on “ 1945: A Year of Promise,” by Mrs Ann Lightfoot at Mellor Library.


show by Mr Barry at 7- 30 p.m.


bury Hall, when mem­ bers of the audience will be invited to bring items for his inspection.


Rounding out the week will be a humorous talk for senior citizens at Chatburn Library, enti­


On November 4th, at 7-30 p.m., Ciitheroe Library will be the setting for an evening with Mr Arthur Bickerstaffe, of Samles-


tled “Not a word to anyone,” by Mr George B ra i thw a te , which begins at 2 p.m. on


November 5th.


Finally, a free family his­ tory workshop will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. on November 6th at Whal­ ley Library. Information and advice on how to trace a family tree will be available throughout the afternoon.


Tickets for the other events, which are priced between 50p and £2, will be available from the respe ctive lib ra rie s s ta r t in g on October 21st.


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At the same time that evening, there will be a slide show on “The Mountains of Western Scotland” by Mr Keith Kendall, in Longridge Library, and another on the “ Landscapes of America: New York to L.A.” by Miss Jean Har- r is o n a t W h a l le y


Other events at Ciitheroe Library that day will include two sessions for children, aged seven to 11, with Mrs Hazel Townson, from 10-30 to 11-30 a.m. and 1-30 to 2- 30 p.m., and a cookery demonstration by Brit­ ish Gas on energy-sav­ ing recipes at 7-30 p.m.


AN American comedy about a play within a play will be tickling the funny bones of Ciitheroe audiences at the weekend. “Play On,” written by Rick Abbot, is the 10th production of the Trinity


Drama Group. Produced by Mr Stuart Robinson, the play will be shoxvn at 7-30 p.m. tonight, tomorrow and on Saturday iri Trinity Methodist Church


Hall. Cast member Mr Roland Hailwood described the production as hilarious and entertaining, highlighting all the things that can happen when a drama


group puts on a play. Mr Hailwood actually plays a villain opposite his wife, Sharon, who is the


producer of the play within the play. Admission is £2 for adults and £1.50 for OAPs and children. The price


includes refreshments and tickets are available on the door or from F. A. Allen, in Wesleyan Roxv, Clithcroe. Our photograph shows some of the cast members trying to keep a straight face during rehearsal.


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FOUR children from the Whalley Road and Park Street area of Ciitheroe have raised £32 for Cancer Research. Debra Ellison, Adele


and Fiona Simpson and Roy Fielding held a jum­ ble sale and washed cars during the school holidays. In previous years they


have held jumble sales and donated £30 to Cancer Research.


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