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WILL Winnie Pegg, her son James the Jessie and daughter Calamity Jane be turned off their land by evil sheriff Small Holding and his dim deputies, Butch Casserole and the Sun-tanned Kid? Will hero Clint Westwood save the
day? Will Goldie Nuggetts and her young gang of “gold prospectors” strike gold in them thar hills? Come and meet Diamond Lil - her
saloon girls, Buttons and Bows, not for getting Running Bare (sorry, Running Bear!) and Buffalo Bill, a backward man (sorry, again I mean a backwood man). All will be revealed at St Nicholas’s
Church Hall, Sabden, when St Mary’s and Friends present a hilarious, but unusual pantomime called “Panto at the OK Corral” by Jim Sperinck, who has sent a good luck card to the cast. Performances will take place on Thursday, January 30th, Friday, Janu
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Extra ward boundaries for May elections
PEOPLE casting their vote may have to go to a different polling station when the Ribble Valley Borough Council four-yearly elections are held on May 1st. The electoral review has brought in new
ward boundaries for the area. For instance, Clitheroe, previously divided
into four wards, is now split into five. Under plans unveiled to members of the
Policy and Finance Committee this week by Director of Legal Services Mr Paul Timson, it is proposed that voters in the Edisford and Low Moor ward will vote at Henthom Com munity Centre and St Anne’s Court. St Mary’s ward voters will go to the grammar school in York Street and Littlemoor Ward voters will go to Ribblesdale High School. They are planning for voters in the Salthill
ward to vote at the grammar school in Chat- burn Road. Negotiations are going on with the school to find suitable arrangements, Mr Timson told the committee. Longridge, which was previously divided
into two wards, will in future be divided into three wards. In May, voters in the new Alston ward will vote in the parish room of St Lawrence Church and voters in the new Dil- worth and Derby wards will both vote at Lon gridge Civic Hall at separate polling stations. Another major difference will be for voters
at Little Mitton. Previously they had to travel to Barrow
School. The new arrangements mean Little Mitton is included in the Whalley ward and they will vote at All Hallows Church, Mitton, along with voters from Mitton. Mr Timson is looking forward to a slight
reduction in elections costs. This year there are only 50 polling stations needed, four less than in previous elections.
All set for heavy plant auction
A YOUN G Ribble Valley businessman is hop ing that interest in his second auction of industrial and farm plant and machinery on Saturday will result in an even more successful sale than his first. Already, customers from throughout
Europe have expressed interest in Gateway Auctions' sale with £500,000-worth of goods entered. Proprietor Mr David Sunderland (24), of
Chaigley, hopes to add more interest by incor porating a “drive by” collective contractors' plant auction sale. The auctions specialise in the disposal of excavators, dozers, tractors, skid steers, fork lift trucks, commercial vehi cles, loading shovels, tele-handlers, trailers, agricultural machines, etc. The sale, on land at Gisbum Auction Mart,
will feature an undercover viewing and seat ing area past which all the machines will be driven as they are being sold. Owing to the success of the first auction in
November last year, the company, headed by Mr Sunderland, has taken another acre of hard standing area to allow better areas for viewing. In addition the keys will be available for prospective purchasers to “try before you buy”. Mr Sunderland added: “The success of the
first sale from our Gisburn site exceeded all our expectations in terms of overall realisa tions (which was over £400,000) and atten dance of buyers. We hope the changes we are implementing will build on that success and improve both the stature of the business and the local economy.” A former pupil of Longridge High School,
he studied for the Royal Institute of Char tered Surveryors' valuation surveying qualifi cation in Manchester and says he saw a gap in the plant auction market in the Ribble Valley, which last year he decided to plug. With his own web site:
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tions.com, interest has already spiralled and Mr Sunderland is confident Saturday's sale should be even better than his first.
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NEXT month sees t i l screening of the first Au| tralian Film Festival to 1 held in the Ribble ValleyJ Hosted by the Ribb|
Film Club, the festivz which will be staged o v | three days, is only the se| ond of its kind in the couf try. The only other w:| held a t the Barbican London in March last yeal The idea of holding!
film festival at the Grarf Cinema first occurred lal spring. The event has fintT ly come to fruition thanll to hard work and backirf by the film club and Trirl ty Community P a r tn e | ship. There is also sponscl ship from Lancashif County Council and Co| way Contract Hire. During the weekend |
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the.son of Mrs Rheno Sattar, of Torremolinos, Spain. The couple own and live at the Wellsprings
Spanish and Mexican Restaurant, Sabden. Given away by her father, the bride wore a
strapless fitted gown in ivory with sequins and a Victorian-style skirt falling into a train. She carried a trailing bouquet of dark red ger- beras, ivory roses and ivy. The bridesmaids were the Misses Lynsey
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straight dresses with wraps and gold tiaras. Rania and Nicole wore ivory ankle-length dresses with ivory feather boas and tiaras. They carried dark red gerberas and ivory roses. : The best man was Carlos Marhraoui, the ushers were' Messrs John Tattersall and Adam
Garbutt and the groomsmen were Chris Hoyle and Jimmi. , A reception was held at the Wellsprings and
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