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DANCERS in Clitheroe will be ^ l e r e M t h ^ going "tap crazy" when they


te - a v ita l d eb a ted a t


“osside, who ! a recent meet- ■ cuss the future ! ilding, will also ;


n d : ..i young peo- •


w. f the 19 young- 1


ent put forward ons of the new- . tre on detailed ; ans. The exhibi- • be open from 2 ! 1 late.


,ie same day will ily barbecue, ■ at 6 p.m. The ;


; Tosside Insti- . ;


ckets can be on the night,


eing organised • de Social Corn- will take place the weather, one is welcome


will be a draw, roceeds going the village bon-


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_j view the insti- ans on Sunday, n 10 a.m. and 2


fireworks. will be another


tions arising from kend display can forward at a pub- ing, which will be d by Community


ical Aid Lan- (CTAL) and sur- -ordinator Sue The date of the


ometime later in ber.


t has not yet been ed, but is likely


ent ley g 22 full-time and


part-time jobs, he allocation of all oney donated by rs through the


.___i and Environ- Fund to projects in owland area. They de environmental ncement in New- footpath improve- at Grindleton and ration of an old


se press by Bolton Lcagram Parish


cil. Council involve-


t in several action


s developed by vil- , despite them being ide the boundaries nt-assisted areas.


!xtra staff


RE staff will be lable when the Plat- Gallery, Clitheroe, ns after refurbish-


he improvements


for by a large grant make the gallery important in region-


t-time basis and make co-ordinator's post


ble Valley Borough ncil is to appoint a gallery assistant on a


well as local terms,


time, from the previ- part time. There will be an increase in the of casual staff.


raining centre NING permission


er Co-op building in enthorn Road, Clith- je. The application has n approved by officials Ribble Valley Borough


een granted to Trin- artnership to create office and computer ining centre at the for-


ouncil, acting under eir delegated powers.


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Teachers at Royds School, Rothwell, Leeds, Miss Joanne Nicola Eastwood and Mr Steven William Thomp­ son, were married at St Mary the Blessed Virgin I Church, Burley-m-


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Richard Alhadeff, and the groomsmen were Mr Mark Eastwood, the bride's brother, and Mr Graham Thompson, the bridegroom's twin broth­


Best man was Mr Til


Wharfedale. The bride, head of the German department, is


the daughter of Mr Don and Mrs Margaret East- ’ of Grindleton.


Her bridegroom, a French teacher and head of year, is the son of Mr Doug Thompson, of Ilk- ley, and Mrs Stella Row­ ell, of Alwoodley, Leeds. Given away by her


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er.The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Canon Malcolm Emmel, and the reception was held at the Craiglands


Hotel, Ilkley. The newlyweds, who


went to Jamaica for their honeymoon, will contin­ ue to live in Burley-in- Wharfedale. Photo: Bryan Crow-


.father, the bnde wore an. ivory wedding gown with a satin bodice and a ruched skirt. She wore a silver and gold tiara and carried a bouquet of


ivory roses which com­ plemented the gown. She was attended by


Miss Karen Thompson, the bridegroom's sister, and Mrs Alison McGrath. Flower girl was Miss Sophie McGrath, the bride's goddaughter. They wore burgundy dresses and carried bouquets of ivory roses and burgundy car­


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Big entry jump gives the garden club one of its best-ever shows


-winning cactus dahlias (T 0 3 0 9 0 1 /4 )


EVERYTHING in the garden is lovely for members of the Clitheroe Garden


Club. They had one of their


most successful annual shows of recent years at St James's School Hall, Chtheroe, on Saturday. The garden club,


formed by local people with a love of gardening, has been holding an annual show since the


1970s.Last year there were a little more than 300 entries of specimen flow­ ers, plants and vegeta­


bles.This year, members excelled themselves and gave the judges a lot of extra work by submit­ ting more than 400 entries, which filled the exhibition tables in the


school hall. The club has more


than 100 members, who have been toiling in their gardens and on allot­ ments for months nur­ turing precious exhibits with their eyes on the show prize list.


Commiitttee member, M rs I r is Gregson,.said:


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at the Roefield Leisure Centre, There will be a registration fee Astaire on tne aay Clitheroe, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on of £ l per participant and the diincui October 14th.


A tap marathon is taking place d adults> are invited to take part, anjre ,


neth MacMillan Memonal Fund, There is ample parking near the will be provided.


The event is in aid of the Ken- m sponsorship. J


which is raising cash for the East leisure centre and refreshments o u t t e P ^ a Lancashire Hospice.


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Mr MacMillan, of Clitheroe, Chtheroe dance tfacher Mrs hu died last year aged 37, from a rare Gladys Sutcliffe, who is helping to torms are a


event,Regardless of their dancing relays, ability In fact


don their dancing shoes or a Dancers of au ages and abilities, worst a [rom you. We guar- good cause.


including b e g i n n e r s and left-foot- want l . ,


v n „ ;nto a Fred is tQ0


g can don fancy


opportunity to raise further cas drg^ and there will be spot prizes throughout the day. Those with-


asked to wear


Further details or sponsorship ablefromMrsSut-


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wife two-ye.r-old son tour- '“ ” da^ f f f i S S bS “valloy. 427958._____________________ week-old daughter.


, S' /vr . p ticu]ariy sue- unknown reason.


There "It was wonderful , ShThdedechoice of the


venue at th e_school


again, led to an increase in because of the ease of


„r ri.ihnrne Garden Club’s annual show: from __frt or» inprpasfi DITZeS, leaving aum.


visitors parking. A steady stream of


people visited the show


i during the day. People came to see the


show, not just to exam • ine the prize exhibits, but to take part in keen bidding for surplus pro­ duce and flowers at the


end of the day. end of the day.


prizes, leaving some detailed calculations at


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the end of the day. Prolific winner Mr


Eddie Moorcroft, of Grindleton, notched up the highest number of


successes. But he was unable to


claim the coveted • Banksian Medal given


bv the Royal Horticul- iuB u. ■■— --- , , ^ 1 S . ,W l . r ^


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J S . t o S . e ° t o by a^competitor at the boovaifebl. ,e 4t Bruising


A PEUGEOT 205 car driven by David Rob­ erts (47), of Conway Avenue, Chtheroe, was involved in an accident


with a teenager. Adam Gulshar (15), of


Athol Street North, Burnley, suffered bruis­ ing to his head and elbows and was taken to Burnley General Hospi­ tal but not detained. The accident hap­


pened m Wheatley Lane Road, Barrowford, near to Spencer House Farm,


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CARPETS c Under the rules of the ,


ompetition, winners must not have won with­


in the last two years. Instead the Banksian


medal went to Mr Stephen Berry, of Waddmgton. The success of the


2001 show meant a back­ log of work for hard-


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