6 Cllthcroe Advertiser and Times, December 18th. 1975
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SEASON'S GREETINGS to all our customers from.
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THE youngsters of Sawley began Christmas celebrations with their
annual.party at the village primary school. About 30 children attended the party, which was organised by the ladies of Sawlcy WI. After tea Father Christmas' dropped in to distribute presents. Games were organised for the tiny tots by Mrs Irene Jackson, and for the older children by Mrs Vera Giles. Winners were: Charlotte Porter (musical mats); Susan and Ian Giles (photo quiz); Andrew Pickering and Karen Burgess (mystery bags). /
Young people among donors
MORE than 160 people gave blood when the National Transfusion Service Unit, from Lancaster paid its final visit of the year to Clitheroe. * Under the direction of Dr
Peter Bracewell,. the unit received 85 volunteer donors in the morning and . 93 after lunch, but 12 were unable to give.blood for minor reasons.. The organisers were par-'
ticularly pleased .to see that the new donors were young: people. .. . Bandaging o f . the donors’
arms was carried out by two members of the St John Ambulance — nursing divi sion superintendent Miss Phyllis Newsam and1 second officer Mrs' MacKenna. Mem- • bers of the WRVS served tea and biscuits.
In'the afternoon, Mr John
H. Whitehead, of Claremont Avenue,. Clitheroe, received
• the silver award for 25 dona tions. The local, organiser for Toe H, Chtheroe, Mr Bernard Sharpies made the presenta tion on behalf of the NBTS. At the end of the day,
thanks were: expressed ,to donors, nursing staff, and all. who helped in any:way. - v
SERVICE OF CAROLS
WIFE of the Trinity Method ist Minister, Clitheroe, Mrs Mary Walton, presided at the Women’s Fellowship party and service ■ of carols and readings.
■ She gave Bible- readings with Mrs G. Slater, Mrs Wil-, lacy and Mrs J. Wilkinson, and after the service members provided entertainment at a concert, with Mrs Brown, Mrs Foden, Mrs Eccles and Mrs Wilkinson taking, part; : •>
A. Slater showed ,holiday;, slidcs'and local scenes.. ■
. Following a party tea, Mrs ■
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FATHER CHRISTMAS is in there somewhere! I f you look closely you can see his white beard in the middle of these Langho youngsters, who are enjoying a party at the Spring Mill Hotel. More than 80 children
prepared by the parents and after some games, Santa gave a present to each child. T h e pa r e n ts m u c h
attended the party, which was organised by their parents and customers of the hotel. Tea with seasonal fare teas
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$ Wish all our customers and 'friends >1 | A MERRY CHRISTMAS |
PLEASE NOTE: We shall be CLOSING at
» 1 p.m. TUESDAY, DEC. 23rd S REOPENING at 9 a.m. J j on MONDAY, DEC. 29th
appreciate the kindness of hotel managers Mr and Mrs Roy Ingham in providing the room for the party.
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Bigger tokens wanted
COUN. LEO WELLS had a quick answer for the Ribble Va lley Pa r ish Councils’ Liaison Committee member who complained about the resentment among bus crews who have to fiddle about with large' numbers of small- denomination bus tokens.
“I have to bite my tongue
each time I use the tokens,” said Coun. W. Porter (Bashall. Eaves).
P R IN T S OF PH O TO GRAPHS IN THIS ISSUE TAKEN BY OUR PHOTO GRAPHERS ARE AVAIL ABLE TO ORDER.
4BOUT 60 members and guests attended the Cltthcroc Soroptimist Club’s annual Christmas party at the Calf’s Head Hotel, Worston. After a tasty meal, the guests played games, and dancing
was organised by the president, Mrs Edith Child. Highlight of the entertainment was the singing of Mrs
Ruth Mitchell, who was accompanied at the piano by Mrs
Maxine Jones. The evening concluded with’ everyone singing traditional
Christmas songs and carols. In our picture the president (centre) is seen with members
and guests. Coun. Wells, who is district
superintendent for Ribble Motor Services, replied: "A phone message to my office will put, right people who are being uncivil.”
The Committee requested
the treasurer’s department to introduce. lOp tokens as well as the 5p denomination that was already ip the pipeline to add to the 2p add 3p tokens.
Buy the world’s finest sewing machines from the local specialist.
E. W. DAVEY ?3a King Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 23005 Satisfaction assured plus after sales service.
Expert repairs to all makes. Cutting out shears, work baskets. Motors fitted, oil, needles, etc.
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BURNABY DRAYS0N, MF and
MRS BARBARA DRAYSON send Best Wishes for Christmas and
for the New Year to all Constituent in the Skipton Constituency
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Come And Browse :i
the New Year’s f from 3 to 6 p.m. f ters and from 8 p. children, and parer Led by Miss E.
. The raffle was w S. Mason and the com p e t it io n by Whitaker, with Mr: ing second and Mrs third. The mince sold for the friend The evening c
lethwaite, of Whal bers enjoyed sing and roundelays old Mrs Pinder gave t thanks.
more carols, accon Mrs E. Watcrwort
Slaidbi
Young Farm Young farmers
the Village Hall • were shown films; talk on various Road Safety by Cunliffe, Road Sa for the Ribbie Vail accompanied In E l l io t t , who i arrangements. Th expressed by the David Taylor.
Pie and pea Hot pic and
served for supp annual Christmas domino drive in a for the upkeep ol Village Hall. MCs were Mr I
for whist and Mr for dominoes. P presented by Mr rison. Whist winners: I
Mrs E. Moorhout] Lowcock, Mrs E. l| Mrs H. Crabtre Hanson, Mrs S. C - Mr J. F. Rid
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