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Archbishop commends' Downham
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with a difference helped to make the.Hallow-e’en d a n c e a t S t P au l 's Church, Low Moor, a night to remember.
guess where a "ivilch was hidden on a map of Lanca shire — helped only ,by a riddle.
The evening's disco dance
and supper was organised by the Association for Children with Heart Disorders and £45 was raised for the charity.
The money will go to help
train staff at a Liverpool hos pital which specialises in the treatment of youngsters with heart disease.
Our picture shows a group of supporters taking a rest from the entertainment.
The 70 people there had to
loyment, law and order, pow- erlessness, ambition, and integrity.
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LEGION MUST FIGHT FOR HIGH IDEALS
THE Royal' British Legion should be pre pared to encourage youth to do w o r th w h i le activities and should not be afraid of voicing its disapproval of anything . out opinions.
which undermined the moral level of our society, Mr S. J. Taylor told mem bers of the Whalley branch at their annual meeting. ■ Mr Taylor, the East Lanca
shire County chairman, and a member of the Waddington branch, felt that the Legion should make known more
Bead woman’s show of corn dollies
AN exhibition of corn dollies provides an alternative to the books at Whalley Library for the next nine days. The dollies are the work of Read housewife Mrsi Sheila
Sturrock who (is exhibiting other corn arrangements as well. Mrs Sturrock, of Singleton Avenue, has been making corn
dollies for about a year. Also on show at the library are paintings by Bury artist Mr
Allan Clark. The 37 oil and water colour works — depicting country
scenes — sell for anything from £10 to £40. Both exhibitions started last weekend and go on until a
week on Saturday. They can be viewed during normal library opening times.
often its views on today’s society.
The country was full of
“trendy” groups'who, either for political ends or as atten tion-seeking devices, were very ready to shout their way-
ra tep ay e rs ' action groups would do something about it, but what of the moral tone of their effect on society?
If these hit our pockets, the “Are we really satisfied,
with the state of the country we fought for?” asked Mr Taylor. Are we content that our
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by the Legion, the convales cent homes and the huge undertaking of the building of the Legion’s community flats in the whole country. In East Lancashire, nine had been, or were about to be, built. Mr Taylor also referred to
children and grandchildren should be exposed to today’s influences, such as blue films? Did the country’s leaders think they were good ideas? Mrs Whitehouse’s lone voice of protest is viewed with amusement, but is she wrong? “ Let us encourage our
youth to do worthwhile activities and not be afraid to voice our disapproval of any thing which undermines the moral level of our society.” Mr Taylor spoke of how he
came to join the Legion, mainly through the high ideals
the high level of poppy sales in the area and congratulated Mr J. S. R. Shaw, the Whalley branch Poppy Organiser, for his great work during the last four years. Each year a new record had been, achieved. Last year’s total had been £600, all through Poppy box collections. YThe meeting, at the Bil-
lington and Whalley Brass Band Club, had the biggest attendance for several years. The chairman, Mr T. N.
Dudman, expressed the hope th at the enthusiasm shown would be maintained through out the coming year and that th e committee would get down to the task of arranging more social events and fund raising activities, at the same time maintaining the high standard of service work. Officials elected were: Pres
held by the movement. Since . secretary, Mr R. Clarke; trea- becoming county chairman a surer, Mr P. Thistlethwaite; much wider vista had opened Poppy organiser, Mr J. S. R, to him.
Shaw; standard-bearer, Mr H. He spoke of the work done Bliss.
ident, the Rev. A. Harpur; chairman, Mr T. N. Dudham;
Chard and four other mem bers of a working party set up by the central 'co-ordinating committee of “Call to the North” — a religious body made up of northern church officials.
I t was compiled by Mr
Dr Coggan says that the booklet should form the basis of discussion for study groups examining ways of imple menting the nationwide appeal for a healthy and united Britain.
In his note to the church, Apart from gaining nation
wide publicity within tho church, it has also attracted interest elsewhere.'
Mr Chard has been invited
to give a talk on the booklet at the annual Lancashire Confer ence of the Royal British Leg ion, on, December 6th.
have reached Mr Chard from as far away as Southend.
Hall is sold for £200,000
SALE of th e Read Hall estate, for which planning permission for a golf course has recently been granted, has now been completed. Agents for the buyer, Black burn businessman Mr Fred
Davies, said that the 348-acre estate had been bought for more than £200,000. Plans are to make the property into a leisure complex.
And orders for the booklet
Young Farmers take a bow
CLITHEKOE Young Far mers were congratulated by their leaders at the ACM for the way they had all helped to make the club successful. Awards foiJ the best members went to Carol Dent and John Thornber. The following new officers
were elected; Mr S. Myers- cough (president), H. Whit- w e l l (c lu b le a d e r ) , J . Moorhouse (assistant leader), G. Whitwell (chairman), F. Spurgeon (vice-chairman), S. Hartley (secretary)* C. Dent (girls’ leader), J. Jolly (speak ers’ secretary), R. Whitwell (treasurer), M. Bristol (assis tant treasurer), Ruth Whit well (social sec.), A. France (assistant social sec.), C. Birch (Press sec.), E. Har greaves (notice board sec.) Committee members are P.
Wood, J . Thornber, P. Moorhouse, S. Holden, D. Bristol, K. Whitwell, J. Whit well. G. Whitwell is on the executive committee. Regional delegates are H.
Whitwell, S. Hartley, C. Dent and R. Whitwell, and deputies Martin Bristol and Jennifer Whitwcll. In the first round of the
junior quiz, Clitheroe A was beaten by Pendle Forest 47 to- 59. Clitheroe B team went down to Bowland Forest 61 to 78.
The Clitheroe team was also
defeated in the football com petition, scoring 2 to Slaid- burn’s 6.
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