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walk., ‘ .i A group of eight, led


by Mr John Webb, was first taken across the old pack, horse bridge to visit the ruined hall and the Aisled Barn, both of interesting construction. The walk then passed


through woods and fields via Trawden on to Cold- well reservoir, and joined the Pendle Way before going on a steep climb to the top of Boulsworth


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Last-minute change sees Memorial for ex-head , speakers at town h a l l ,


Al| L[A-S,tt|;-lim/i.ln q;.t e rearrangement took members of '.Clitheroe Speakers' Club to the town hall for their first get-together of the new


s e a s o n . . . • . There were four new


faces at the club's annu­ al 6pen'meeting,'the first o f' the speaking^year; w h ich ’ru n s Jfrom'Sep­


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Mayor, Coun. Mrs Joan Knight, was in a t te n ­ dance at the first meet­ ing and gave a speech. A demonstration talk was given by Mrs Dorotny Gertson.and a topic ses­ sion was run by Mr Der­ rick Holmes. ■ Following a good


meeting, refreshments were served. •


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BEFORE the reorganisa- . tion of'secondary educa- tion'in’the county, many children from the Chtheroe area were taken by coachto one of two senior schools in Darwen. The then deputy head­


master, and later head­ master of Darwen Sec­


ondary Technical School,; Mr Howard Peters, died in July aged 89. He had spent the last 18 months of his life living in Southampton. His funer-


•al was held there and few 'of his old. student and (friends' were able to (attend. •


Now, a memorial ser­


vice has been organised to bo held in. St.'.Peter's Church, Darwen,' on October 5th at 2 p.m. Former students of


Darwen Technical School are hoping th a t a large number of Mr Peters' Scouting colleagues will be there - he was still vice-president of , the East Lancashire Scout Association when he died - and many of his former


students. More details are avail­


able' from Mrs Linda Chatburn, tel. 01254 701926. ■


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were avoided repeatedly by the well-timed don­ ning of waterproof clothing, which quickly brought out the sun­ shine. Removing them brought back the clouds, but they soon passed by. After walking along


the ridge, the Bronte Way led back to the vil­ lage where hot potato cakes, ice creams and cups of tea were con­ sumed with relish. The walk was 10 miles


long with inclines to tallin g 1,500 ft; (450m).


Moped taken


A BLACK and white Honda Vision moped worth £150 was stolen from a property under renovation in Chipping Road, Chaigley, on Thursday.


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Student Louise wins scholarship


A LANCASHIRE stu­ dent born in Northern Ireland has clinched a v a lu ab le . Yorkshire scholarship. Miss Louise White .


had an interview partly in Italian a t the cham­ ber of commerce.- She has already com­


(pictured) lives with her mother and two sisters . a t the Swan Hotel, Whalley, and is current­ ly studying Internation­ al Business with Italian ■ at Sheffield Ilallam Uni­ versity. The family comes


from Ireland and now runs the hotel, Miss Louise White taking turns with her sisters to work on the bar when she is on holiday. . The £2,000 scholar­


ship for students intend­ ing to work in export is awarded by the John Speak Trust on behalf of Bradford Chamber of Commerce. It 'aims to help the winner achieve a good level in a foreign language and to give an insight into ways of pro­ moting British trade abroad.1 Miss White fought off


strong competition from other candidates to win one of the awards and


pleted a six-month study placement a t the Uni­ versity of Bergamo m Italy and soon returns to the country to work in the Industrial Liaisons office a t Bologna Uni­ versity for a year. “My I ta lian has


improved so much since studying in Italy,” says Miss White. “All my lec­ tures were in Italian , which was hard at first, b u t has helped me to widen my understanding of the language.” The money is paid at


intervals as Miss White submits progress reports on her course and work experience progress. She also undertakes to work for the British export industry. “I am so excited about


returning to Italy and I ’m very lucky to have received this scholar­ ship,” says Miss White. "The money will help cover the costs of my placement year.” .


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LOCAL autho r Mrs Linda Sawley has given £135 from the sales of her books to each of the two chanties involved with children. Mrs Sawley is a founder


member of the Ribble Valley Ladies' Luncheon Club and


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.yergetPon the parish council jmeeting to .pick,up their. tro |


SABDEN'S gardeners con-J


,>;7,The green-/ingered guestl 'were the winners of Sabden Parish Council's annual Best] Kept Gardens Competitionf and went along to collect theiri silverware and certif icates ! before the monthly meeting. Parish council chairmanl


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A honeymoon on the Venetian Riviera fol­ lowed the weddingnf Newby bride Miss. Catherine Greig and Mr Andrew Reeves a t Gis- ( burn Parish Church. The bride, a sec­


ondary school teacher and head of the RE d epartment, . is. the daughter of Mr and Mrs


| Howard and B re n d a , Greig, of Oak House,


| Newby. Her bridegroom, who'


is also a teacher a t . ano th er secondary


school and head of its ' geography department, is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur and f B etty Reeves, of Swinton, | Manchester,


| Given away by her father, the bride wore an off-the-shoulder couture gown of silk duchesse satin, embroidered with pearls and. beading, which had been made to


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her own design. She completed her ensemble with a waterfall bouquet of fresh lilies, lisianthus and lily-of-the-valley. She was attended by


bridesmaids Misses Alice, Jessica and Lucy Houghton, who wore voile dresses in British racing green and carried bouquets to match the bride's. Best man was Mr Jon


Atkin, a . childhood friend of the bride­


groom, and the grooms­ men were --. Messrs


Richard Greig, the bride's brother, and Jon Reeves, the bridegroom's brother. . Following the ceremo­


ny, conducted by the Rev. Canon David Mewis, a reception was held a t the White Bull Hotel, Gisburn. The - couple are to live in Gis-


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