Tasty morsels and colourful spin-offs


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* •Sr?nce Hargreaves will be demonstrating how food colourings


and dyes made from lood can be used to colour textiles.


talk to complement the Tasty Morsels exhibition cu r ren t ly on show at Clitheroe’s Platform Gal­ lery. Both a r tis ts are members of the Guild of Dyers, S pinne rs and Weavers and both have broadcast on local radio recently.


They are giving their


p.m. and tickets, available’ BB7 2JT. from the Platform Gallery. The winner will be pre­ cost £1.50 and include rented with their prize at refreshments.


The event starts at 7


The Tasty Morsels exh- mas C ra f ts show on bition is sponsored by The November 7th.


Marathon walk to school


CHILDREN in the Ribble Valley regularly walk to school — but two head teachers this week faced a marathon to join them. Mr Graeme Dow, of St


Wilfred’s CE Primary School, Uibchester, and Mr Stephen Colling, of Bowland High School, faced long distances before assembly when they took part in “Walk to School” day. Mr Dow walked JO miles


the preview to the Christ-


Concern over


goat pen


| back garden have con ( corned some villagers.


PLANS to build a home for one of nature’s most hardy animals in a Sabden


: with a garage and shelter, in Top Row, have been approved by members of


The goat pen, along


; .the borough council’s Plan­ ning and Development Committee.


from his home in Black­ pool and raised money for a school extension, while Mr Colling covered 18 miles from his home in Rishton — then walked back again! The event was the third


plained that the pen, built before permission was granted, was not in keep­ ing with the area. Nearby residents also complained that the building work had left a mess which had not been cleaned up. Councillors voted


The parish council com


organised by Lancashire County Council through its Travelwise campaign. Despite the day’s title, bicycles or public trans­


port were allowed. Safety is an important


factor of walk days and the council’s Road Safety sec­ tion was at hand with advice.


Car stolen


A THIEF stole a Ford Granada car from Hay- hurst Street, Clitheroe, at 7-45 p.m. on Monday after the owner left the keys in the ignition. The car’s registration number H717 YFM and the vehicle is valued at £4,500.


SIMPSON —JONES


A honeymoon in Menorca bolero. Her long veil was followed the wedding of held in place by a pearl Miss Kathleen Jones and tiara and she carried a Mr Chris Simpson at St teardrop bouquet of ivory H e l e n ’ s C h u r c h , roses and Singapore


Waddington.


son of Mr Richard Simp- matron oi honour Mrs son, of Henthorn Road. Joyce Maudsley, Miss Clitheroe. and Mrs Mary Cally Simpson, the bndo- Hubbersty, of Hereford, groom’s daughter, and The bride is the daugh- Miss Lisa Atkinson. They ter of Mr Roger Jones, of wore midnight blue satin Blackpool, and the late dresses and carried poses Mrs Kathleen Jones.


The bridegroom is the In attendance were orchids.


father, the bride wore an Also in attendance was ivory satin princess-line pageboy Master Scott


Given away by her blueagapanthus.


gown featuring a pearl-en- crusted bodice and lace


Tender loving care is on offer


LOCAL people looking for a touch of “TLC” (tender, loving care) are invited to Whalley


Village Hall this weekend. From tomorrow until Sunday, the village is hosting


municare and Calderstones NHS Trust, will feature on-the-spot health checks and advice for carers. There will also be exhibitions and demonstrations from numerous caring agencies and voluntary


The event, which is being sponsored by Com- . . . , , „


organisations. Admission to the festival is free and it will close


with a short service at 6-30 p.m. on Sunday by Whalley vicar the Rev. Michael Ackroyd. Mr Ackroyd described the festival as the contem­


a festival of caring in celebration of 1,400 years of Christianity.


Best man was Mr C a t te rm o le and


the bride s son.


groomsmen were Mr David Porter and Mr Alan


Roy t he


Jones, Mr John Kwas- neiski, Mr Stuart Thomp­ son, Mr Michael Maudsley, Mr Carl Duffy and Mr Neil Hoivartli. Tile ceremony was per­


Aspinall. Ushers were Mr Clinton


of white roses and pale


favour of the buildings, but only on condition that they were for domestic use and appropriate external building materials were used.


Unsuccessful


THE driver’s door of a blue Land-Rover parked in Church View, Gisburn, was d amag ed when someone broke into the vehicle but failed to steal it. The incident occurred between 7 p.m. on Monday and G-30 a.m. on Tuesday.


UNITED by a love of singing, members of the nibble Vale Choir travel miles to share their love of music and give pleasure to audiences far and wide. A week on Saturday, the choir, under the baton


of founder Ernest Tomlinson, is giving a concert in Clitheroe Parish Church hall. Many will remember the autobiographical evening


of music presented by the founder in the council chamber a year ago. Popular as a composer of light orchestral music which has been played all over the world, Ernest Tomlinson is perhaps less well known for his original compositions and arrangements of songs for choirs, many of which will be performed at next weekend’s event; indeed, one song will be receiving its first ever performance, more than 50 years after Mr Tomlinson wrote it — as a very young man. Based in the Ribble Valley, with rehearsals at


Barnacre School, Longridge, Ribble Vale’s repertoire is not the great oratorios of the classical composers but a remarkable collection of over 150 glees, madri­ gals, choruses and songs, some well known, some less so, some over 400 years old and some only just pub­ lished. Sacred or secular, serious or humorous, tran­ quil or lively, there is something for everyone. Bach, Mozart, Brahms and Finzi are represented. There are pieces from opera, musicals and oratorio, as well as folk song arrangements from the British Isles and the USA. The choir is actually three-in-one. Not only a four-


Marion Gaughan, accompanied by her husband, Ivan, Jenni Melson (soprano) and from David Kennedy (flute) with Margaret Greer as accompanist. Both pianists, together or separately, also accompany the choir. (CAT 2287)


Class of ’83 plans a reunion


CALLING the Ribblesdale High School Class of \S8 — vou have a reunion on November 12th. Tickets for the event are jivailable, priced £5,


from organiser Mrs Sharon Nadin (nee Johnson). The get-together, at the Swan and Royal Hotel,


tacted on 01200 420478.


in Clitheroe, will include a disco and buffet. It starts at 8 p.m. and Mrs Nadin can be con­


PLANNING IN THE PIPELINE tPLANS for the erection of Wlmlley Road. I.angho (0594). .4*.


engineering works at [.in;s Higher Trapp Hotel, Trapp Lane, Simonstone


formed by the Rev. Alan Bailey. A reception fol­ lowed at the Moorcock Inn. Waddington. Tlie couple are to live at


The Royal public house, Blackpool, where they are licensees. Photo: True Colours, Clitheroe.


porary equivalent of the caring exercised by the Church over the centuries. The festival will open from 7-30 to 9 p.m. tomor­


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‘Erection of single-storey


h-iiirii.v itimnhmU'don of bu,u!,nk 4 , . . d i ^


alteration of siting for farm , w .... clnn geofuse of burn and shinpons into two


application o/.M)/U.»-l‘l an(l .’arm. b uldlers Lane (()(>()•>). ri,.fiL-ln*cl irurairc at Manor from office/warehouse to join- (0.597).


dwelling at land off Birdy Clitheroe: Change of use House Barn, Rimmgton Lane Brow (()(>()())


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f iBillington: Single-storey ery business at the Wesleyan RenewalI of existing flood- ne ■w utility room built at real- of ex is t in g garage


roilnltt extension to garage and Uliapel, Nelson btveet <(lo92). lights at 5.5m high and replae- hascia sign fixed to clad- nig with 8ni m high columns at *In‘j ding and free-standing post land off Back Lane (0002).


the latest applications mjr consent) at Providence (05(H) before Ribble Valley Bor- Chapel, Garstang Road, Chip- Garai;e extension at Honey- ough Council Planning ping(059:1).


hinmhor ()G()1) are ‘lmnnir .Chipping* Dw.}. , ,cMVi (listed building consent) at n , i T V e l t s,,m to ra"‘


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, , , , , , pots, Rack Lane(059X1.


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Four are accused of affray


TWO men and two youths have appeared be fo r e Blackburn magistrates charged with affray after a man was allegedly chased and assaulted in Clitheroe.


Hayhurst Street, Clith­ eroe, pleaded not guilty to a f u r th e r ch a rg e of assault. He opted to have the charge of affray heard at crown court.


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His brother, Robert


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wo holiday units, ear , Change of use of barn to prise Works. Salthill Road parking and associated


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PEOPLE who believe cooking is an art nave a chance this evening to learn


Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Hotel of the Year for 199G- fi7 in “Lancashire Life” magazine, and the proprie­ tor, Janet Simpson, will be teaming up with Junior Masterehef contestant Lionel Neirop to judge a favourite recipe competi­ tion which has been asso­ ciated with the exhibition. The competition has not


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