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Blooming good award for Sabden ^ FROM PAGE ONE
graffiti, while floral contri butions were also taken into account. A represen tative of the Tidy Britain Group even visited the vil lage to see how it mea sured up.
Coun. Lowe said: "Sab
den at last has got the re c o g n i t io n it ju s t ly
deserves and all the resi dents alike should be con gratulated for all their efforts to win these two awards.
feather in tile Kibble Val ley’s cap,” she said. "County Coun. Albert
“1 am very proud. It is a
Atkinson agreed: “If the people here work together as a community, these are the kind of results we can expect. It’s a pleasure liv ing in a village where e v e ry o n e h e 1p s one another.”
former deputy leader of the Raving Loony Green
Mr David Beesley, the
Giant party, was also very enthusiastic.
the awards to Sabden, Lady Pilkington took a clear view of things and wasn’t looking through frosted glass!” he said.
“When she presented Thief disturbed
AN attempted break-in at a house in Woone Lane. Clitheroe, was unsuccess ful when the elderly occu pant disturbed the bur glar, who was described as a teenager. The incident occurred last Thursday afternoon at
around 2 p.m.. when the robber smashed the back door window in an attempt to gain entry.
MORE than ISO past and tify machinery parts and
present members of Slaid burn Young F a rm e rs ’ Club attended celebrations marking the diamond jubi lee of the group.
V ic e -pre s idents and
advisory members, along with officers from the past GO years , were among those participating in the rallv, held on Saturday at Root F a rm , D unsop Bridge, by kind permis sion of Mr and Mrs M. Shepherd.
included Mr T. Carr and Mr J. Calverly, who were the first chairmen of the
G u e s t s of h o n o u r
club, in 1934 and from 1935 to 1937 respectively, as well as Mr Stephen Harrison, the 19-19 chair man, who attended while on holiday from Australia. A team of Cumbrians also ventured down to Lanca shire for the well-sup
ported event. The evening commenced
with judging of everything from dairy and beef cattle, lambs and breeding ewes, to swiss rolls, quiches, embroidery, knitting and flower a r ran g em en ts . Casting their watchful eyes over the entries were m a s te r ju d g e s Mr R. Frankland and Mr and
Mrs H. Pickard. Teams also had to iden-
Sales incentive for newsagents
NEWSAGENTS through
out F a s t L a n c a sh ire Newspapers' circulation area had an added incen tive to sell copies of the titles during two weeks at the beginning of July. A five-day all-inclusive
holiday for two in Paign ton was the prize for the newsagent whose sales were most increased over
the same period last year. The winner was Mr
Stuart Philips, of Burnley, who managed to increase his sales by 2«fi copies on
an sw e r q u e s t io n s on household topics and ani mal husbandry. A f te r wards, there was a most enjoyable barbeque, pro vided by Mr and Mrs Neville Shaw and staff, as well as a bar, run by Mr M. B e att ie and Mr I.
Smith. The results were as fol
lows: 1st — Phyllis Robin son’s team (715 pts); 2nd — John Harrison’s team (G93 pts); 3rd — Janet Carr’s team (G83 pts).
given by Mr John Harri son to everyone who had helped make the evening such a success. A raffle was also held in aid of the Rural Youth Trust, with prizes going to Mrs J. Cal verly, Mrs M. Walker, Mr R. Pinder and Mr N.
A vote of thanks was
Shaw. The evening eventually
drew to a close, with many old skills renewed and old friends reacquainted. The club’s next anniver
Farewell salute
to parish church bellringer
BELLRINGERS from Lancashire and St Marv's Parish Church. Clitheroe, gathered in the parish church belfry on Monday morning to ring a farewell salute to an old Inend and col league. Mr John Philip Norman.
Street, Clitheroe. known to his friends as Philip, died in hospital at the age of S9.
Mr Norman, of Kendal
and handbells at St Mary's for Go years, starting in 1927, ringing regularly for S unday s e rv ic e s and re h e a r sa l nights each Monday until two years ago when he rang the tre ble for the last time on Mayor-making day.
He had rung tower bells
sary event will be a dia mond jubilee dinner at the Moorcock Inn, Wadding- to n , on O c to b e r 1st. Tickets, priced at £11.50, are available to anyone associated with the club prior to September 10th, ov ringing Alison on Clith eroe -1-18230. The evening will include a dinner dance and grand raffle, with prizes ranging from a colour television, car valet and turkey to various vouchers. Raffle tickets are available from club members. Our photograph shows
In 1929. as a junior
ringer, he and five other young men discovered 22 ‘old handbells in the parish church belfry. The team of six practised hard and was led and conducted by Mr
Norman. Eventually, they went
on to perform in public at c h u r c h s e r v ices a n d
socials, in schools and at a number of open-air ser vices on Waddington fell. In recognition of his
guests enjoying the deli cious diamond jubilee barbeque.
CLITHEROE golfing ace Kirstv Speak has won the British Ladies’ Strokeplay Championship. A birdie, birdie, birdie,
the same period in 1993. winning the closely-fought contest.
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THE ninth veal of com petitive vintage rallying in the Kibble Valley took place in super driving con ditions on Saturday, as
Bentham, Garstang, tor-
ton, Chipping, Jef f rey Hill, Ribchester and What
drivers negotiated some of the lesser-known roads of
the area in the Clitheroe
S00 Rally. Around 35 pairs took
part in the event, which attracts motorists from far
and wide annually. Modern vehicles can
take part in the main sec tion of the competition, but an old-fashioned two-
stroke Saab 95 broke the finishing tape first, at
an average s m.p.h., while their naviga tors follow complicated
Foulridge. Drivers have to keep to iced of 30
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Nab.The winners of the rally were James Lucking and Richard Norbury, from Wigton, in Cumbria. The runners-up were
long service, he was made a Life Ringing Member of the Lancashire Associa tion of Bellringers and. over the years, has helped many learners to master the art of campanology.
Church belltower .Mrs Jenny Bradley paid tribute to Mr Norman this week, saying: *Thitip was appre ciated and respected lor his knowledge and ability by all the ringers who k n ew him wel l and enjoyed with him many moments of light-hearted laughter, for he was a real c h a ra c te r and a good
Secretary of St Mary’s
friend.” A funeral service was
leaves a wife and son. Kirsty is British golf champ
Spa , L i n c o l n s h ir e , attracted a field of nearly. 100 competitors. Kirsty narrowly beat
secured Kirsty the much- coveted title, as well us the competition’s under-23
par and eagle finish, with a chip in at th e la s t ,
championship. The prestigious compe
tition, held at Woodall
her Curtis Cup colleague, Irishwoman Eileen-ltose
Power, by two shots. Her victories meant
that she was able to bring home two special competi tion salvers, as well as courting selection for the squad that will represent
Great Britain and Ireland team in the forthcoming World Team Champion ship, to be held in Paris at the end of September. Kirsty commented to
th e "Advertiser and Times” on Monday that sh e w a s n a t u r a 11 y delighted with her victory and was looking forward to plaving in the \ \ orld Team Championship.
800 rally in top gear again
followed by cremation at Accrington. Mr Norman
SORELL — WRIGLEY
Australian cricket coach and former Ribblesdale Wan derers overseas amateur Mr Mark Sorell was fob'11.' bowled over when his brother, Tim. arrived in Chili-
erne to lie best man at his wedding. Tim’s arrival had been meticulously planned by
bride-to-be Miss Pauline Anne Wrigley, of Littlemonr Road. Clitheroe. and came as a complete surprise to
M Subsequently, there were two best men at the cou ple's wedding at Trinity Methodist ( liurch. Clitheioe.
on Sunday.
arrival for several months. The bridegroom’s parents. Mr and Mrs Christopher Sorell. of Brahma Lodge. Adelaide, had even sent over TimV measurements so that a suit could lie made for Sunday s ceremony. Paulino and Mark met four years ago while Mark
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was staving in Rishtun as overseas amateur hn Lihh- u-sdale. One of his team-mates was I aiiluie s biotliei, Martin who asked Pauline to make up a foursome one. evening for a night out. Mark was completely stumped bv the local nursery nurse and love blossomed. ‘Tim was met by Pauline at Manchester Atrpoit last week and waited ill the garden of the Wrigle.v laimly s
home until his brother arrived tor lunch. When Mark and Tim met. 1 aiilme, her pin cuts,
were all on the boundary. On Sunday, the bride was given away by liei tuthu .
Mr and Mrs Peter Wrigley. the brides sister, Mrs Louise Rucklev. Martin, the bridegrooms parents and Kihblesdale Wanderers' current cricket professional Mr Shane Martin — also a best man at the wedding
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and wore a full-length gown of ivory satin, trimmed with pearls, lace and flowers, with a lull tram. Her'\ei
was secured bv a headdress of pink and ivory dutd
image silk flowers and she carried a shower bouquet oi pink and ivory dried image silk fiowers. The chief bridesmaid was the brides sistei. Mi*
1 ouise Rucklev. with Karen MeGurk and Janice Sun derland in attendance. They wore olf-the-shouldei
dresses made bv the bride's godmother, o deep lose oink silk, featuringfull skins trimmed with rosebuds, l’lieir headdresses and bouquets were of toning (hied
1,1 ThV'pagebov1 was Master Jamie Ryan Dickinson,
UT e s illt n ,^ r e Mr Tim Sorrell, the bridegroom’s brother, and Mr Shane Martin. The groomsman was the bride’s brother. Mr Martin Wrigley. and the usher was the bride’s cousin, Mr Alan Dickinson.
lev Jones and the bride's father. "The ceremonv was performed by the Lev. Michael
The organists were C htheroe Mayoiess Mis Revet „ Fielding and the Rev. James Needham.
coach with the South Australian Cricket A*yonaUoii B A reception was held at Mytton Fold Faini
The bridegroom is currently a professional uickct ...... ...
moon in Singapore, cn-route to Aust ah.. w e - u -> « . . . . » » w — 1
illington, ami the couple a re to sp en d then honey a r e T e S n g to Clithoroe for a few uveks
before going back to Australia until April, wl™ * •"^ hopes to obtain a full-mne post as a cuckil eoatli
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Gary Williams and Keith Oglesby, from Garstang, who drove a Fiat Uno, and third were Colin Mowle and Peter Chapman, from the West Midlands, in a
Discovery. In a less difficult section
for vintage cars only. Dean Jackson and lan Fraser came in first in a Sunbeam Rapier.
were Waddington pair Jeremv McCr e e and Louise Datorn in an Aus
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Motor club member Ml Trevor Roberts said: “It
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Bob Lightfoot is pictured starting the rally from the Clitheroe Castle gates. The clerks of the course were Mr Roy Honeywell and rally s ta r Mr Ian Grindrod.
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