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CLITHEROE’S Mayoress Mrs Alice Wells found herself sitting on Santa's lap for a photograph at the annual party given by the Inner Wheel Club of Clitheroe for some of the town's senior resi­ dents. Santa distributed gifts to


100 guests, some of whom are pictured with club president Mrs ■ Marga ret No r r i s (standing behind Santa!. , ■ Members of the club led. carol singing .and performed cdincdi/ sketches, produced by- Mrs Ida.Gradwcll, and a buf­ fet tea was then served. . 'On behalf of the guests, . Ev e l y n ' Ga r n e t t


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NINE tables played in the w eekly duplicate game, at Clitheroe Bridge Club. Win­ ners were: NS — Mr P. Strange and Mr Evans; Mr L. Garner and Mrs C. Boothman. EW Mrs Martindale and Mrs Brenton; Mrs L: Booth- man and Mrs Edmondson. The following hand pro-,


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OVER a period of several months, four boys’-from Clitheroe and Whalley stole goods and cash amounting to £153, Clitheroe Juvenile Panel-was told. Insp. Derek Gregory told ..at an attendance centre and to


the panel that the’ boys had been responsible .for more than 100 offences, mainly iri the Whalley area. These ranged from stealing milk to burglary. Noneof the stolen property had been recovered.


each the subject of two-year supervision orders. A 1 2 -y e a r -o l ,d f rom


The panel made the boys


Clitheroe who .admitted demanding lOp with menaces from another youth at school, and the; joint theft of six empty soda syphons,1 also asked for 30 other offences to be taken into consideration. He was ordered-to spend .18 hours at an attendance centre, and to pay restitution of £33.48. The 12-year-old ■.Whalley


.pay £20.50 restitution. Accused with him on the


’further 26 matters to be consi­ dered. Hewas’ ordered to pay


vicarage and hotel offences was another Whalley youth, aged 14.,- He asked for a


’ £44.50 restitution and spend ,12. hours, at an attendance


centre! ;■ For .the joint theft of goods


r from the De' Lacy • Arms, a 14-year-old Clitheroe youth was ordered to spend six hours at an attendance centre. He asked for,seyen other,


offences to be considered and was ordered to pay restitution of £6.11.


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•-stealing £15v from Whalley V icarage and . goods’, worth; ’ £5.80 from the De Lacy. Arms, ■


Whalley.' He asked for 31; other-off-:


■ ences’; to- be ‘considered1 and- • was ordered to spendT2 hours'


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youth accused with him of tak- R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ing the syphons; also admitted


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ABOUT 280 old folk from the Whalley area attended a Christmas dinner party at Calderstones. The dinner was organised


by Whallcy Old People’s Welfare Committee, and the old folk came from Langho, Billington, and Wiswcll. After a tasty turkey din­


ner, the guests enjoyed half an hour of mystical enter­ t a inm e n t p ro v id ed by Clitheroo magician Mr John Pye.


• A short concert party was


’year — was financed by- donations collected during the past 12 months from Whallcy villagers. . .


given by Harry Simm and friends from Accrington, and Mrs Eleanor Simm read a monologue written by C o u n , . J im m y F e l l , of Whalley. The dinner — held each


Accidents


SOME 12 schoolchildren were, involved in road accidents in ' the Ribble Valley during Augus t, September and October, a report of the Lan­ cashire -Education Committee sch o o ls su b -c om m i t te e reveals. The statistics’ only


‘ tak e . into account, accidents involving-'children- on their way - to or from school. Three’ of the accidents,were-serious 1 and.nine- were slight.


Refusal of grants


c r i t ic is e d THE Ribble Valley Council is to write to all parish clerks in the district asking for infor­ mation about the financial position of old people’s organ­ isations in their parishes,


‘ This follows a complaint by Coun. P.. Clifford (Salesbury) about the. Finance Commit­ tee’s refusal of grants to five organisations- for Christmas parties.


October’ in - the light of the present financial situation.


The refusal-was made in


. Council’s Liaison Committee. : The County grant could be


.


- ; But the County Council would assist old people's organisations by giving 3p for every pensioner in the dis­ trict, if the district council did the same, Coun. Clifford told the Ribble Valley Parish


used for general running costs,-not just for Christmas parties.


. already very close to the limit i i t ; could obtain from, the County Council for-the-old people /


- i. Mr, Michael Jackson, Chief ■ Executive Officer, thought the Ribble Valley Council was


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A PERFORMANCE of the'dance of the cygnets,-with the artists wearing Wellington boots and raincoats, was just one of the off-beat entertainments laid on for members of Whalley Mothers’ Union at their Christmas party.


• Known to their fellow members as “The Glee Club,”- about


half-a-dozen of the ladies,dressed as male ballet-dancers and ballerinas, cavorted about to classical ballet music, much, to the amusement of their friends.. The show, produced by Mrs Sylvia Ireland, also featured an


excerpt from “The Aristocats” in which two members dressed in cat costumes..


past and a selection of Christmas carols after their seasonal meal at Whalley Abbey.


Members, pictured above, performed several songs from the ,


. One of the topics of conversation was the mix-iip in last


week’s Advertiser and .Times, when a picture and<report of Langho Mothers’ Union dinner at the. Abbey was headlined “Whalley Mothers’ Union.” The slip Occasioned several poems from members, including the following from Mrs Barbara


Johnson: ,


As we read in last week’s 'Advertiser' The Langho treasurer’s gift surprised her :


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■ The shock sustained in Whalley and Langho By your title heading's enormous clanger! ■


At her Mothers’ Union Christmas do, But this must have been nothing to


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In Whalley the echoes reverberated With suspicious husbands to be placated; Though our MU parly was following on They thought it had already gone,


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And “Where are you going tonight?" they said, “Of you eating turkey we've just read!”


So, dear editor, please let all fears be allayed,


■ And confess that the Press has erred and strayed From its usual standard of careful reporting Though we’ve taken it all in a manner sporting!"


• In answer to Mrs .Johnson we pen the following lines: Just watch this space this time next year!


To our disgrace we must admit Report and heading did not fit. We'll get it right, so never fear


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