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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Speaker’s top pictures and amusing approach to dahlias
DAHLIAS were the subject of an illustrated talk given to Clitheroe Garden Club members. Speaker Ian Sutherland was enthusiastic in his
approach. With brilliant photographs and a sense of humour, he was able to educate ama teurs to expert gardeners with his great knowl
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S C O T T - B R A D S H AW
NORTHCOTE MANOR hosted the wedding reception of Miss Emily Brad shaw and Mr Ewan Scott. The couple were married at St Peter’s
CE Church in Salesbury by the Rev. John Hartley. During the signing of the register, the
R IB BL E SDA LE SCHOO L , FO RM IT, 1 9 6 3 /6 4
THIS photograph was sent in by Sue Hargreaves (nee Hinchliffe), who is a receptionist at BBC Radio Swindon and BBC Radio Wiltshire who thought it would be of interest, taken at Ribblcs- dalc School back in 1964 of Form IT 1963/61: Teacher was Miss Almond (later Mrs Butter- worth). Back row: Mick Galaghcr, Patrick Hogg, Ian Wright, Mick Hall, Terence Lister, ? Robin son, Peter Hilton, John Carr, Derek Robinson? Second row: Elaine Price , Margery Adamson, June Embley, Lorraine Myers, Judith Crosslcv,
Katherine Scott, Rosemary Clark, Susan Mar- tindale. Third row: ? , John Harper, Brian Britch, Kenneth Byng, Ian Alexander, Peter Black, Colin Jackson, Ian Sutcliffe, Alan Williamson. Fourth row: Katherine Hcslin, Jean Redmayne, Brenda Goodbier, Brenda Eatough, Christine Webb, Susan Hinchliffe (me!!!), Mar ion Geldard, Ruth Slinger, Elizabeth Yates, Bar bara Quinn. Front: Susan Kirkham (I think - she was only at Ribblesdale for a few months) and Katrina Whittaker.
RIBBLESDALE SECONDARY M O D E R N SCHOOL, 1964
BROUGHT in by Mrs Rosemary Manley (nee Walker) this photograph shows pupils of Rib blesdale Secondary Modern School in 1964. Pupils, back row left to right: Paul Good
bier, Michael Hodges, Neil Paramore, John Peel. Middle row: Eric Speak, John Devine, Tony
Garner, Robert Peel, Charles Anderson, John Cottam, Ronald Townsend, Robert Nadin, Colin King. Front: Anne Garner, Christine Burgess, Pat
Taylor, Pamela Walker, Rosemary Walker, Carol Niland, Kathleen Sutcliffe, Edna Wil son, Judith Gibson, Pauline Dean.
bride’s cousins, Sarah and Rebecca Haworth, sang “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” and “Be Still for the Presence of the Lord”. The bride, an editor for Pearson Edu
cation, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip and Julie Bradshaw, of Valley Road, Wilpshire. Her bridegroom, a secondary school teacher, is the son of Mr and Mrs Roder ick and Hilary Scott, of Bromley in Kent. Given away by her father, the bride
wore an ivory gown of Spanish lace with a cathedral-length train and full-length lace-trimmed veil. She carried a bouquet of cream and pink roses with sweet peas and chincherinchee. Bridal attendants were Anastasia
McCreadie, Suzanne Davies and Helen Atkinson who all wore lavender tea- dresses with sweetheart necklines and carried bouquets of roses, sweet peas and alpine thistles. Best man was Andrew Gray and
RIBBLESDALE M O D E R N SCHOOL, CALDER H O U SE , 1943
AN unusual feature of this school photograph is that there are three children from the same fam ily pictured, and probably many other brothers and sisters too. It shows the Calder House pupils of probably 1943 at Ribblesdalc Modern School. It was brought in by Mrs Doreen Underwood
(nee Davidson) who can be seen on the back row seventh from the right, she is standing next to her brother, Lawrence Davidson, 8th from right, and her brother, Billy is on the second row from the front, fifth from the right. The two male teachers are Mr Wright on the left and headmaster Mr Chadwick (right).
groomsmen were Matthew Scott, Gra- hame Appleby and Daniel Warner. On return from a honeymoon in
Provence, France, the newlyweds will continue to live in Wood Green, London. Picture by Jeanette Dawson, Clitheroe
RIBBLESDALE M O D ER N SCHOOL, 1946-47
BROUGHT in by Mrs Sheila Metcalfe this photograph is of pupils at Ribblesdalc Modern School in 1946-47.
Dramatic increase
in number of OAPs THE retired population of the Ribble Valley is projected to increase dramati cally in the next 25 years, according to a report presented to the meeting of Lan cashire Local. It is estimated that there are currently
10,000-plus residents aged over 65, but by 2027 tha t figure could be more than 18,000.1n the Ribble Valley’s health pro file, 13 indicators were said to be better, and one, the rate for hip fracture sus tained by people aged over 65, worse than the England average. • The percentage of obese adults was
said to be similar to the England average. • Male life expectancy is 77.4 years, similar to the England average, but above
the North West average. • Females, however, can expect to live
to 82.1 years, longer than the average in both England and in the North West. • Smoking still kills 101 people every
S T MICHAEL A N D ST JO H N 'S RC SCHOOL, 1945/46
SUBMITTED by Mrs Barbara Harrison, of Waddinglon, this photograph shows young pupils of St Michael and St John's RC School in 1945 or 46 round the Christmas tree. They are on the left: Doreen Webster Rosalie Hargreaves, Marion Bradley.
On the right are: Ruth Murray, Pat Wilson, Barbara Chatburn, John Taylor and Veronica Brown. R^^mf
RIBBLESDALE SCHOO L “HILLBILLIES” SHOW 1 9 5 0 /5 1 al"° ‘>rou8hl in lhis Photograph or her brother, William
’ Z d C l t t Z x r AR .? e a,,cn^ (i Rihh'c^ale School and was chosen to feature in a show directed by teacher Miss Bottomley called the “Hill Billies”. He can seen on the front row
extreme left. Wdham now'hves ,n Crowtrees Road, Sabden, and would like to hear from anyone on the photograph. His telephone number is 01282 771170.
year. The early death rate from cancer is similar to the rate for England, but lower than the North West rate.* • The rate of hospital admission for
alcohol specific conditions is below the North West and England averages. • The North West Public Health
Observatory data shows that 464 people from the Ribble Valley district were recorded with a hospitalised incidence
due to stroke. A nominal £25 handling admin charge on all sale goods. Conditions apply i i
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edge of dahlias. Earlier in the evening club chair man Bill Gregson had apologised to members for the delayed publication of the October/Novem- ber newsletter. He also reminded gardeners that the sales hut was set to close for the winter and that arrange
ments had again been made for the purchase of half-price seeds from a major company, with cat alogues available to members. He added that the club’s autumn social will
take place at Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club on November 24th.
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