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ST JAMES’S CHURCH, Clitheroe,-was packed on Sun­ day for the harvest thanksgiv­ ing services. • - . V : About 600 people attended


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Stanley Fell, of Blackburn, addressed a large congrega­ tion, and spoke of the church’s future missionary work. , :More than 160 people


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entered, Ribble Valley Trades Council president Mr J. T. Wilkinson said this week that he was disappointed with the response to the contest. “I went round every school


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groom’s brother, was grooms­ man, and Mr Philip Bolton, th e b r id e ’s brother, was usher. The ceremony; was per­


formed by Fr J. W. Wells, and Mrs E. Sykes was organist. After a honeymoon in Lon­


don,- the couple will live in Billington.


P h o to g r a p h : Mrs A. Stretch, Chatbum.


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CANADA was a young per­ son's country where people must be prepared to work hard, Mrs Monica Sparling to ld C lith e ro e Evening Townswomen’s Guild.


Life was expensive but


comfortable and it was not unusual to see seven or eight- year-olds riding lOOc.c. motor cycles, said Mrs Sparling, who spent three months travelling there.


Mrs Sparling, who lives in


Clitheroe, illustrated her talk with slides. She was thanked by Mrs Mildred Dugdale. .


■Competition winners for


“best value for five pence” were: Mrs- Hook, Mrs C. Riley, Mrs F. Bishop, Mrs M. Sadler.


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. arrangements\ was staged'by members of Clitheroe Flower Club, on the theme “Autumn glory around.the ioum." ,


AN'exhibition of 40. set-piece.


attended a harvest supper at the church on Friday night, entertainment being provided by .the more talented mem­


Inquiry . More^ than 100 people vis­


ited the Conservative Club, on Saturday, to see the’ exhibi­ tion; which was opened by Mrs Nina Foster, of St Denys’


. Children’s Home, Clitheroe. The arrangements depicted


various buildings in the totvn — including a particularly fine set-piece of the Castle, shops; gardens and the swim­ ming pool at Edisford.


: Ted and biscuits .were served - to visitors during the afternoon by members of. the club. A raffle and. tombola raised about £40, which will go towards general funds.


Mrs Foster was thanked by


Mrs Mary Heaton, chairman of the.club.


Our picture shows Mrs Fos­


ter (centre, middle row) sur­ rounded by club members.,.


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Twins test their


snorkels THREE young members of the Ribble Valley Junior Snor­ kel Club had their first experi­ ence of open water at . the weekend when they swam in Coniston Water..


;• The boys, twins Graham arid David Underwood (13)


' and John Grayston (12), were taken to the lake and super­ vised by experienced divers of the Ribble Valley Sub-Aqua Club.


Before taking , the plunge,


the boys were given the cus­ tomary inspection by, a doctor.


Under the watchful eyes of


Sub-Aqua Club diving arid safety officersthey completed a- 500-yard snorkel swim in fine . style, and successfully negotiated their first open water tests.


The boys enjoyed their out­


ing tremendously and at the same time moved one step nearer becoming fully fledged members of the Snorkel Club:


THE Department of the Envi­ ronment is 'to hold a local inquiry into the Ribble Valley Council’s refusal to allow Messrs H.'and H. K. Hodson to build a bungalow on land next to the Deer Park Service Station, Gisburn. The inquiry will be held at Clitheroe Coun­ cil Chamber on November 12th. .


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bers of the congregation.. , It was a busy weekend for


church members, who worked hard on Saturday to decorate the building in time for Sun­ day’s celebrations. And while children aged 10-


11 from St James’s School dis­ tributed the flowers and fruit to the sick and aged of the Parish, about 20 volunteers helped to take down the deco­ rations.


Cyril in line for top driving award


CLITHEROE Motor Club member Cyril Bolton (32), of Langho, was Britain’s top rally driver for seven hours over the weekend.


race, drove his Minisport Mini to first place in the gruelling 200-mile Morcambe: Illumina­ tions Rally — one of the 10 events in the Motoring News National Championship to find the country’s premier Tal­ lyman. The win takes Cyril into


For Cyril, of Spring Ter­


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ers know, anything can hap-, peri in rallying, and Cyril will be out again in three weeks’ time to try his luck in the Devil’s Own rally organised by the Kirkby Lonsdale Motor Club.'


Tn last weekend’s rally, , ,


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Stephenson, of Birmingham, Cyril drove the l,380cc Mini — sponsored by Minisport, of Padiham — faultlessly around the testing course. The rally was made all the more dif­ ficult by rain earlier on Satur­ day, which had flooded many


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Ribble Valley electors who have not yet returned their- electoral registration forms are given a final reminder this week'-that they must.do’ so immediately if they are to be included’'on the new voters' lists, v - • Response so far has .been


Missing electoral forms


good but there are still a number of forms outstanding, said a council spokesman. Information on the forms is used to compile new electoral l i s t s - a n d anyone whose name, is not on these may not. b e eligible to vote in elections next year. , • The lists are(published next


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IT was birthday time again for-Sawiey WI on "Friday, and members, husbands and friends celebrated the 22nd anniversary .with a party at th e B la c k .Bull • Hotel, Rimington.


.


„ Forty-five people enjoyed dinner, dancing and games, and another highlight of the evening was the cutting of the special birthday cake made by Mrs Vera Giles and iced by Mrs Margaret Dyson. Mrs Giles, Mrs Dyson and


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the camera with husbands and friends.. At. the front (from the left): Mrs Pye. Mrs Brenda Cnpstick, Mrs.Giles, and’secretary Mrs. Benson.


Meet chairman CLITHEROE -."'Division‘iMP


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familjl natedf each : rcceifl famil;| and housl m o r tl towarl troubl Hilda! out f(J Hell


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