ClUheroc Advertiser & Times, June lJlh, WOO


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A FORMER Wad­ dington couple have nroved they know how to pull the pints, and pull in the crowds at


their new pub. Robert and Sharon San-


broolc w e re named best new licensees of the year a fter increasing the num­ b e r of custom ers a t the Craven Heifer, Ingleton, s in c e t a k i n g o.ver in .


August. Tomorrow, th e couple


and th e ir Ribble Valley


f r ie n d s w i l l c e le b r a te b e in g b e s t n ew com e rs with a party a t the. pub


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: n u n s i ip er r SHOWROOM-YouTI b e pleasantly surprised..,


|d a y on S a tu rd a y i when i t was open | house at her Padiham


Doris well ONE of S ab d en ’s oldest residents,- Miss Doris Dawson, cele­ brated her 90th birth-


i Road home. , A p a r t from six ye ars I sp en t teaching in Man­


chester, Miss Dawson has lived ail her life in Sabden, where she is a well-re­ spected member of the vil­ lage community. She has travelled exten­


i C a r d s a n d f lo w e r s I flooded into her home and among her dozens of visi-


sively and can recall ski­ ing in Austria before the advent of ski lifts, cycling and walking' holidays in many parts of Europe and tr ip s to America, India and Asia,


| tors was the Mayor of the Kibble Valley, Coun. Mrs


i Eileen Lowe. Miss Dawson is a life-


I long member of Sabden Baptist Church, where she | is a deacon.


Her birthday celebra- .. .< • •


I lions continued on Sunday w i th a meal o u t w ith friends and on Monday she received birthday g re e t­ ings a t the WL meeting, where she is a founder member.


Dads beaten in lively


tug-o’-wa r


THE Waddington Sports Day was ripened by one of the people responsible for starting the tradition, Mrs M a r ie B rown , a founder and ex-secretary of the event. E n jo y in g p e r f e c t


weather, an enthusiastic crowd of young people ended the day in triumph by beating the dads in a tug-o’-war. Cup winners were:—


Infants: 1st, Jade Lax- ton; runner-up, Rebecca Herd. Junior boys: joint 1s t, Phil ip Woodruff, Howard Laxton; ru n ­ ners-up, William Stock- to n , T h om a s S te a d . Junior girls: 1st, Natalie Conti; runner-up, Laura W a d d in g to n . S e n io r boys: jo in t 1 s t, Paul T ie rn ey , Luke Conti; runner-up, Richard Wil­ kinson. Senior girls: 1st, Victoria Stockton; 2nd, Kelly Harrison. Our photograph shows


some of the young com­ pe tito rs with, standing at the back, one of the people who made th e ir enjoyment possible, Mrs Browin______■


Castle visit for club


IT is an e ar ly s ta r t for Clitheroe Garden Club’s visit to Powis Castle, with members asked to gather at the railway station fore­ c o u r t a t 8-30 a .m . on Saturday. T h e re a re s t i l l some


seats available for the trie to Bcnningborough Hall,


held a t the home of Dr and Mrs Michael D. Pa rk e r Fell Road, Waddington on June 19th, between 7 and 9 p.m. There will be bring and buy and a book stall Admission is 50p and pro­ c e ed s will go tow a rd s show expenses.


near York, on July 13th A coffee evening will be


WILKINSON — WALLBANK.


A country guard of honour attended the wed­ ding of farmer Mr Samuel Henry James, Wil­ kinson and YFC secretary Miss Emma Louise Wallbank at Our Lady and St •Michael's Church, Alston, Longridge. The bride, who is an animal feed sales representa­


tive, is the daughter of Mr James Robert and Mrs Janet Wallbank, of Manor House Farm, Alston, Lon­ gridge. The bridegroom is the son of Mr Richard Wil­ kinson and Mrs Linda Wilkinson, of Crossgills Farm, Hurst Green. The bride, who was given away by h er father,


..Sarah Morley, Alias Harriet Wallbank and Miss Emily Harris. Two wore dresses iif dark green shot taffeta and two wore ivory print dresses with a dark green trim.


men were Mr Brian Wallbank and Mr Vincent Wilkinson.


After the ceremony, performed by F r H. Doyle, a ■


reception was held a t the Crofters, Cabus, Garstang. After a honeymoon in Scotland, the couple are to live


in Hurst Green. Photograph: Malcolm Eckton.


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A CLITHEROE man who preached in more than 80


churches in the Ribble Valley and Eas t Lancashire has


died, aged 87. Mr William James Holliday, also


known as Billy, started preaching in his early twenties and took his last service five years ago. Born in Clitheroe, Mr Holliday


and his family moved to Bolton- by-Bowland before he was one year old. He attended school in the village and was in the church


choir. The family moved to Low Moor


when he was nine and he la te r attended the National School. Mr Holliday lived th e re with his mother and two sisters until he married Miss Nora Fell in 1934. He served his time as a cabinet- .


m a k e r , b u t f o l lo w in g th e depression of the 19J0s and the introduction of mass production he and his wife s ta r ted a grocery business, Mr Holliday also had a travelling shop, making deliveries


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CLITHEROE MAYOR Conn. Stephen Holt added some more exotic names to the town’s visitors’ book when Clitheroe Rotary Club brought a party of guests from Indonesia to visit him. The group comes from the Java area and is mak­


ing the return leg of a Rotary exchange visit which has already seen a party of members from Lancashire


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and Cumbria travelling to Indonesia. After the visit to the Mayor’s Parlour, Rotarians


entertained their guests to lunch at the Starkie Arms Hotel. Our photograph shows the Mayor with his guests


and, left to right, Town Clerk Mr Peter Roberts Preston Rotarian Mr Peter Laslow, Rotarians Trevor Roberts and Gerald Hood, president Mr Roland Hail­ wood and visit co-ordinator Mr Roger Hirst.


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to farms and homes in Bashall Eav es, Whitewell and Dunsop Bridge. His wife later started a drapery,


shop. He worked for a general wholesale business in Blackburn


until his retirement. While a t Low Moor, he was a .


Sunday school teacher and church­ warden a t S t Paul’s Church. Thirty years ago Mr Holliday moved to Littleinoor Road, Clith­


eroe, and became involved with the work of St James’s Church. For a number of years he led a


p ra y e r 'g ro u p for the Overseas Missionary Fe llowsh ip , which works in South-East Asia. He was also a founder member of the United Christian Fellowship and was secretary for 30 years. His daughter, Miss Glenys Hol­


liday, said: “He was a devout Christian, living out his faith by his actions. He counselled and helped many in th e ir Christian faith.” • Mr Holliday enjoyed walking in


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C L E A R A N C E A U C T IO N


SATURDAY I 5 t l i JU N E a t 2 .0 0 pm 'O n V ie w : / ; F r id a y 14th June, 5 pm - 8 pm •


the countryside of the Ribble Val­ ley and, in his later years, being taken around the area by car. He also enjoyed spending time with his family.


T h u r sd a y , h a v in g s u f fe re d a stroke 12 months ago. The funeral was a t S t J am e s ’s Church on Monday. He is su rv iv e d by h is two


Mr Holliday died at his home on


daughters, Miss Holliday and Mrs Christine Walker, son-in-law Mr John Walker and grandchildren Gillian and Philip.


I n d o n e s i a n v i s i t o r s f o r t h e M a y o r ■ l Saturday 15th June, f rom 9 tun


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Best man was Mr David Wilkinson and the grooms­ .


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wore an ivory satin gown and carried a bouquet of ivory freesia, roses and lilies. The bridesmaids were Miss Anna Pattinson. Miss


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S u r p r i s e a w a i t s n e w l y w e d s a s t h e y l e a v e c h u r c h


licensed trade, n ewspaper,. Mr Sahbrook said he; was , delighted with the p r iz e ,. p u t t in g th e achievement down to giving customers good food, a good atmo-. sphere and entertainment. ; Mr Sanbrook previously


worked as a chef a t the .


Calf’s Head in Worston, th e H a rk to B o u n ty -a t Slaidburn, a n d ,th e Petre, Arms, Langho. His w ife , ran a mobile fish and chip;


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thre e -y e a r-o ld daughter, Farrah


T h e c o u p le h a v e a. ..... _


Trdatlor elderly


AROUND iop C|itheroe. senior citizens attended a , garden p a r ty in' Cumbria-


on Sunday. ■ , Clitlieroe Lions organ­


ised the trip to th e annual event, “A day in a country garden”, a t Levens Hall, near Grange-over-Sands. The senior citizens took


packed lunches and were treated to a day of brass band and pipe band music, as well as various demon­ strations, including a dog agility display and a gym­


nastic show. The event; is organised


for senior citizens and dis-- abled people by Cumbrian a n d L a n c a sh ire ; . L io n s clubs.


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