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F i SPROL MAYERS — EDWARDSON


Bride Miss Carol Hdwardson walked down the aisle to the music of a trumpeter for her wedding to Mr Jonathan Mark Mayers at St Michael and St


John's RC Church, Clitheroe. Rebecca Wilkinson (17) played “Trumpet Tune"


instead of the traditional “Wedding March" as the bride entered the church and "Trumpet Voluntary" at the couple left the church after the ceremony. The bride, who lives in Park Street, Clitheroe, is


a home help with Lancashire County Council’s Itibble Valley team. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F. I). ICdwardson, of Shawbridge Street. Clitheroe. The bridegroom, of Park Street, is an employ­


ment officer with Calderstoncs NUS Trust. He is the son of Mr L. Mayers, of Well Terrace. Clitheroe. and Mrs M. Mayers, of Salthill Knud, Clitheroe. Civen away by her father, the bride wore a full-


length ivorv gown with a lace bodice and pearl detail. She carried a bouquet of red and ivory roses, orchids and gypsophila.


Chief bridesmaid was Miss Helen Wilkinson,


matron of honour was Mrs Jean Slater, and brides­ maids were Miss Domini and Miss Danielle Slater, the bride’s nieces. Miss Wendy Craig and Miss Sioh- han Carter, the bridegroom’s niece.


with roses on the sleeves, and the two junior brides­ maids had Bo-Peep style dresses.


Ptige hoy was Christian Slater, the bride's nephew. Best man was Mr Sean McDonnell and grooms­


men were Mr Hubert Craig (sen.). Mr Hubert Craig (jun.) and Mr James Slitter. Ushers were Mr Richard Sadler, Mr Paul Mayers and Mr Stephen Mayers.


The ceremony was conducted by Fr Dunn and


the organist was Mr Mark Jrzierski. A reception was held at the Spread Kagle Hotel,


Sawley, and in the evening at the Coronation Hotel. Gisburn.


Photograph: Peter Anslow, of Trawden. File senior attendants wore red calf-length dresses,


menu featured black pudding from Cow­ man’s famous sausage shop, in Castle Street, Clithcroe. The Lanca­ shire delicacy was used in a dish called Venison Richard III to depict his black heart. During the interna­


tional catering event in Aalborg, the Blackburn College team competed against colleges from Belgium, Poland, Hun­ gary, Russia, Latvia, Bulgaria, Sweden, Fin­ land, Iceland and Den­ mark for four prizes. The talented students


won the main cookery event when Gareth and Lee Snowdon cooked a f o u r - c o u r s e m e a 1, including black pudding


Talents in the family


THK creative flair of Kibble Valley brother and sister was rewarded in the NSPCC/Marsden Building Society “Christmas Card De s i gn and Ve r s e competition.


to-11 years and 12-lo-l)i years sections respectively it the Clitheroe branch of


Lisa ami Chris Bailey, if Gisburn, won the nine


the building society. Lisa (10). a pupil al Gis­


burn County Primary School, and Chris (I I), who attends Ribblesdaie


High School, Clitheroc were among hundreds of


dul l s and chi l dr en


throughout the Nor th West to enter Christmas ard designs.


are being present hags of goodies and copie: of the NSPCC “Thank God for kids” cassette in hon­ our of their efforts.


Today. Llr


youngsters ed with


Intriguing glimpse of Singapore


MEMBERS of Clitheroc


I’robus Club heard of the achievements of Singapore from Mr Thomas Duff, who spoke of the intrigu­ ing society derived from the enterprise of three million people, most of whom are Chinese. Situated just off the


Malaysian coast, it is only about one seventh the size of L an ca sh i re and is d e v o id o f n a t u ra I resources. But since it gained independence from Britain in 1965. Singapore lias established one of the


it is virtually a benign dic­ tatorship tinder President ".ec Kuan Yew, who has become one of the most influential and respected men in .Asia. The combina­ tion of tough laws, full employment and a high tandard of education have


leading economies in the world. Ostensibly a democracy,


produced a society which vi r tual ly free from


mine. The speaker concluded by saying that there are


pressures for change hut. whatever the future holds, Singapore is a successful imi t bought - provoking country. He was thanked


by Mr George Braith- waite.


Safety on the farm


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Voting Farmers received a isit from the Health and


Safety Executive during their recent meeting.


Mr Roger Kendrick


illustrated his talk about afety on the farm with a ideo. He pointed out the


dangers of fanning and the tire that needed to be


aken to avoid accidents. Mr Keith Slinger pro­


posed a vote of thanks, eeonded by Mr Tim


Malone. Next week, members


ire asked to meet at the Kibble Valley Council car >ark for 7 p.m. to travel to


".awsonsteads Farm, in Whalley, for their annual bonfire.


A NEW round of emis­ sions monitoring began at C a s t l e C e m e n t on Monday.


Two representatives of


HMIP were on hand to’ supervise the work of Cas­ tle-employed independent


environmental consul­ tants, who are testing emissions of both coal and a mixture of coal and Cem- fttel in kiln five.


“We are going to watch


everything while this test­ ing is going on, so there is


no question that shortcuts a r e b e i n g t a k e n , ”


explained HMI P si te i n s pe c t or Mr


J o h n


Isherwood. He noted that the emis­


sions monitoring was the first to be carried out since a new HMIP protocol for the testing of substitute fuels in cement kilns was a d a p t e d for Ca s t l e Cement.


Mr Isherwood said the


modification was neces­ sary because the national protocol was designed for


Gathering


for annual reunion


MEMOR I E S wi l l 1>


jogged and former days relived when old Clit’h- eronians gather for their annual reunion dinner on Friday next week.


Clitheroe Royal Gram


mar School old boys from round the country will attend their reunio’n din­ ner at Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn, starting tit 7-15 p. m.


taking over the presi­


dency of the old bovs’ association will he dentist Mr Ian Parsons, a pupil between 19 III ami 1955.


He succeeds Mr IVler


Sharman, the managing d irector of Ro y a l Insurance (UK) Ltd. who headed the company’s


operations in Spain and Australia. Tickets for the reunion


ire available from associa­


tion secretary Mr Keith Whiteside (C l i th e ro e 22121) or from Mr Eddie


Murphy at CKGS (Clith­ eroe 2.11 IS).


Mix of antiques, cheese and wine


TWENTY-SEVEN members of the Wednes­ day Club attended the AGM — an unusually high attendance probably due to the venue being the home of member Mrs Karen Hard­ man, who provided cheese and wine to help the proceedings along.


Leader Mrs Pain Bury


introduced guest speaker Mr Tom Brindle, of Chat- burn, who gave a fascinat­ ing talk on antiques. He described the many lovelv items lie had brought witn him, including some Rus­ sian enamalling work, a Japanese silver bowl, a Victorian claret jug, a blue anti white decorated Chi­ nese rice howl made in 1 6 8 0 , two Me i s s e n


figurines and several paintings. He also took time to


describe objects brought by members, telling when


and where they were made and giving an idea of their approximate value. Mrs Hardman thanked


Mr Brindle. Mrs Bury gave a report on the years activities and treasurer Mrs Ruth Stevenson gave the financial report.


It was agreed that i’100


raised at Airs Eileen Lam­ bert’s “At Home" should be donated to the Laser Appeal.


S t e p p i n g d o w n it s


leader, Mrs Bury was thanked for her sterling work over many years. New leader will be Airs


Janet Hulme and two new committee members were appointed.


made for the Christmas pa r t y to be held on December 14th. The next meeting will


be at 8 p.m. on November 16th, at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton, when Mrs M. Strickland will show slides accompanied by music depicting the French countryside. New members a re always welcome.


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companies planning tests, while Castle was already conducting them. The testing, which will


include analysing samples of air, soil, Cemfuel, coal, kiln feed material and clin­ ker dust, is expected to


take a for tnight . The results should be on the


public register before the New Year. Noting that the new


p r o t o c o l w a s b e i n g rigorously applied, Castle environmental manager Mr Iain Walpole com­


mented: "We expect the results of the monitoring to further demonstrate the environmental benefits of using Cemfuel and confirm th e r e s ul t s a l r e a dy obtained since the start of the Cemfuel programme two years ago." Our photograph shows


Mr Waljxile and Mr Isher­ wood with Mr Robert Tay­ lor, Mr Cymvyd Miles and Mr Martin Flitter, all of Gibb Environmental, and HMIP monitoring expert Mr Dave Mitchell.


Hand caught in machine


A CLEANER at a Whal­ ley firm was rushed to


hospital after the fire bri­ gade was called to set her hand free from the roller


of a food produc t ion machine. Mrs .1. Metcalfe suffered


s e v e r e c r it s h e d h a n d injuries from the accident,


which happened at Abbey Biscuits. Units 1 and 2, The Sidings, early last Thursday afternoon.


Firemen used a socket


set and tool kit to free Mrs Metcalfe’s hand, before an


ambulance took her to Blackburn Koval Infir­


mary. After making satis­ factory progress, she was expeeled to he released from hospital yesterday.


The Health and Safety Executive is investigating.


BALLGOWNS SALE at


EX-HIRE


restaurant. The team also came


i n t h e


en ca sed in venison medallions, which Jane and Christopher Welch s e r v e d


second in a workshop competition and overall as well as fifth in a res­ taurant competition. As a result of the culinary victory, Blackburn Col­ lege has been invited to compete a t the same level in Budapest in March. O u r p h o t o g r a p h shows Gareth and Jane


c e l e b r a t i n g t h e i r success.


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SUM


LEGS eleven and full house were the calls of bingo players who raised a record amount for stray animals at a special fun evening.


F r ien d s of F u r and


F e a th e r ra is ed £’205 towards its funds when it held the bingo evening at


the Clitheroe Royal Brit­ ish Legion Club in Whal­ ley Road.


Group chairman Miss


Nora Briggs said the final total was a record and t h a n It e d t h o s e w h o


attended and everyone who donated a prize.


HMIP men monitor testing of emissions at Castle Cement


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