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A HISTORIC day for the R ib b l e V a l le y as the Borough’s new coat of arms is revealed for the first time. Pictured, from the left, arc its designers, Mr Ellis Tom­ linson and Mr J. Newton Bell, with High Sheriff of L a n c a sh ir e Maj. Basil


I Greenwood and Ribble Val­ le y M a y o r Coun . Tom Robinson.-


Cricket


club’s new meeting place


AN appeal to members of Clitheroe Cricket Club to .use their new clubroom facilities


' was made at the annual din­ ner-dance at the Stick House


Hotel, Gisburn. Mr H. E. Boden, a member


of the executive committee, called on members to use, their recently extended pavilion — which officially opens at the beginning of December— as a meeting place. It should be used as a social


centre rather than a place to go for a drink after cricket


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matches, he said. • More than 100 people


, attended the dinner, at which prizes were presented to the leading cricketers and tennis players by the president of the'. Ribblesdale League, Mr Ted Hodgkinson. . Cricket awards: 1st a ! —


James Southworth Rose,Bowl for’ batting, Neil Duckworth; bowling, John Seedle; field­


ing, Gordon Dixon. 2nd XI — batting, Ken Barker; bowling, John Hill;


fielding, Phillip Hall, ; . Youth team — batting,


Phillip Hall; bowling, Gran­ ville Bennett. The . young cricketer of'the year award


went to John Seedle. ^ Tennis: Men's singles,


Roger Altham; ladies' singles, Val Fielding; men’s doubles, Stephen Brown and John


I' B a i le y ; 'm ix ed doubles,. ' Michael and Val Fielding; best junior,'Elizabeth Bond.


Fined £25 SAID by Chief; Insp. A . , M;


I Waller to have driven a cap at p speeds' varying between. 76 I and 82 mph on the A59 bypass f i at Pendleton, MargareLProc-


*B tor: (36),- of Chew- Mill Farm, Billington,. was. fined, £25^>jr. Clitheroe niagistrates. /She •pleaded, guilty -by letter to


^ -exceeding the-60 mph limit. * v ’*


■ * * , - , V week Whalley


Right cards There was a good attend­


ance for the Whalley Women's Conservative whist and domino drive in the Stanley R o om s . Whist winners:. Ladies — Mrs Broadly, Mrs B r i t c h . G en ts — Mrs Chetham, Mrs Atherton. Dominoes: Mr Chetham, Mrs Atherton. The raffle was won by Mrs Johnson.


Raising money Memb ers o f W ha l ley


Catholic Ladies’ Guild are planning to raise money for the hall restoration fund by holding a Christmas whist and domino drive on December 4th, a coffee evening on December 12th at the home of Mrs Beryl Stalker, “Shen- stone,” Clitheroe Road, Whal­ ley, and a concert on January 4th in the Church of the English Martyrs.


Tableau A profit of £40 for funds


and equipment was made by 2nd -Whalley Brownies when they'held a jumble sale in the M e t h o d i s t S c h o o l on Saturday: The event was supervised


by Brown Owl Mrs Christine Seed, and members of the Trefoil Guild ivere there to lend a hand. The district Brownies,


including Whalley, Billington, Langho, Read and Sabden, are holding a carol service in Whalley Parish Church on : December 17th, and Whalley Brownies are busy preparing fo r a tableau- they wili-


present. - ,


Abbey drive Winners o f the Abbey


Senior Citizens, whist and domino drive at Whalley were: Ladies — Mrs' L. How- arth, Mrs M. Holt.. Gents — Mrs C: Chetham, Mrs E. Lan­ caster and Mr L. Howarth ( jo in t ) . Dominoes: Mr J. Chetham, Mr C. Titterington. There will be no meeting on


Saturday.


Carollers Whalley residents'who


want the chance to walk .off the-'r Christmas Day dinner will be welcome to join a group of carol singers for an hour in the afternoon. For some years, Whalley


Christian Action Group,, which includes members of all the churches, has sung carols in the village on Christmas


Day. Members meet at the bus •


station at about 3-15 p .m.,. after the Queen’s speech, and walk or ride — cars are avail­ able — to vantage spots in the village. The money they raise will go to Christian Aid.


Down Under At the weekly meeting of


Whalley Men’s Fellowship, open to ladies, Mr J, H. Hodg­ son told members about his trip to Australia .. .. with:


out moving his lips. i For Mr Hodgson, .of Cops-


ter Green; played a tape recording on which he told of ■ his four-month stay in the


state of Queensland. Be also showed slides taken during his


. visit. .


After a vote of thanks by Mr J. Haworth, light refresh­


, ..


ments were served, Tomorrow-night Mr Smith


Spotting birds . , Despite heavy rain on Satur- •


day, 32 members of Whalley-, •YOC’ and some-adults man­ aged to observe over- 40; species i of < bird .when -.they t r a v e l le d by coa ch •■.to.' Morccambe,' Hest Bank and'


-Leighton-Moss., They arrived at Morecambe


at high tide,' the best time ,tof observe ducks; and went on to, Host Bank'' to- see- waders. At;


•' Leighton' Moss several mem-; ; bers spotted.a bittern and sev-v ' oral- water-rails,, . -


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' On Saturdays members; meet at Whalley bus station after; 9?'a:m:‘ to r walk -round Dean Clough .and iParsopagej


- reservoirs. ‘ y ____


is to give an illustrated talk on - : tropical fish.


v Billington, ^ - Flower power


: ; Fifty members of Billington and- Langho: -WI saw how to


• “say' it'with flowers” when Mrs Iona Bentley, of Black-..


; burn,- demonstrated designs with pressed •


flowers at: Mon­


. ’■ A competition for a paper.; flower was won by Mrs Bithell., and a raffle by-Mrs Middleton^. On Decemher.8th,'Mrs Jes-, sie Dakin, of Clitheroe,,-will,


day’ s meeting.. S h e . w.as (thanked’by -Mrs-,C. Scahill.vl


•"show;members.-how-to make'. ;Christmas . decorations. and. there xvill be a-buffet supper.


■


x.Elizabeih ,’;K,elsall,. of-; Blln-, , dhurst Farm,; Chipping. The j 1 seryiceiwas conducted ‘by the, '■Rev.'■ E.VD., Roberts, i of,Gan-i > stang. ■


- two sisters, is the only son of ' >:■


who has, Mr,Robert>:■ ___ ;___- _____ J


;Kelsall;-was -christened • s during 'the .Sunday - afternoon service at Chipping Congrega- .tionaf Church. "Neil, =


Baptised B a,b y - N e i 1 Robert


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REHEARSALS for "Flower Drum Song” , Clitheroe Par­ ish Church Operatic Socie­ ty’s next musical, arc still in the early stages, but mem­ bers are nevertheless show­ ing great enthusiasm'for the


show. In fact, six of them arc so


keen that they were prepared to go all theway to Bristol and back for a preview. The six — Susan and John


C ow e l l , John Bowncss, G e o f fre y and Catherine Whitham and Christine Tomlinson — travelled down by car for a Saturday oven- ing performance by the


.Headley Players, returning the same night. Explained Catherine, the


society’s secretary: "Appa­ rently it is the only place in the country to do the show this year.”


On T uesday s, chorus


members meet to rehearse songs such as “ Sunday, sweet Sunday,” Chop Sucy” and “ Love look down," and Fridays are rehearsal nights for the principals.


The show, produced by


Hilda Basnctt, will be given in- the Parish Hall in Feb­ ruary.


Sewage scheme underfire


: A £46,000 scheme to connect the Barrow sewer to the Whalley sewage disposal system would only add to pollution problem's in the Whalley area, according to a


Ribble Valley councillor. At Tuesday's meeting of the


council, Billington member Coun. Terence Yates said the plan could lead to a tricky position over planning applica­


tions. “We have been told that no


Chipping Roof fund


‘ Villagers will be welcomed at a meeting of Chipping vil­ lage hall committee tonight to hear about a-county grant for the roof fund and the final arrangements for the work to be carried out.


Lucky Chipping Village Hall fund


benefited by £8 after the fort­ nightly whist and domino drive. MCs were Mr Joe Moon and Mr Jeff Rich. Whist winners: Ladies —


Mrs M. Joy, Mrs J. Rogerson, Mrs J. Naylor. Gents — E. Courtland, Mr Howarth, Mr


Hartley. Dominoes : Mr E. Pindcr,


Mrs M. Rich, Mrs M. Ellison, Mrs M.-Proctor, Mrs G. Rich and Mr T. Thornber.


Bring-and-buy Chipping Conservatives are


hoping for support at their annual bring-and-buy sale this afternoon at “ Brookfield." For many years, Mr Tony


Fletcher, his wife May and sister Daphne, have organised the event to raise money for the funds. There will bp a raffle, cakes and produce stall and refreshments.


Rehearsing


. Chipping Guides and Brow­ nies are busy practising for a


. - Christmas concert. It will be., held at a December meeting, and attended by . parents and friends.


Fellowship Slides taken on a six-month


holiday in New Zealand, wore


shown to members of Chip­ ping .Congregational Fellow­ ship on Friday by Mr Robert Woodhouse, of Old Hutten, near- Kendal. Mr Woodhouse, w h o ' is a . retired farmer, showed 200 slides in all. '


Whitewell


Crowded year Meeting at Fair Oak,


Whitewell Mothers’ Union heard a talk by Mrs F. Single- ton on her year in office as Ribble Valley Mayoress. She gave three special insights into a crowded year — visits to a royal garden party, senior citizens' over Christmas, and the young folk of the Ribble Valley. Enrolling member Mrs D. Chadwick provided


refreshments.


Important The Parish Meeting at


Whitewell, postponed due to low attendance, is now.being


held at the Whitewell Hotel on November 28tK, at 8 p.m. It is hoped that-.the later time will


suit more of the electors of the parish, so that a council can be formed which will be of great


1 importance to the area and its people.


Conference


• ■ The vicar of Whitewell, the R e v ; A. :R . -Higginson,


/ Conference, held this.week at Blackpool. ,


attended the Diocesan Clergy: .,


MAIN VILLAGE


NEWS ON PAGE 6


Practice Young farmers from Chip-


ping gained some practice in dairy cattle judging on Mon­ day night, when they visited Out Lane Hoad Farm. Hosts w e r e M r a n d M r s J .


Hayhurst. . . The group is now meeting


weekly in the village hall throughout the winter.


new developments can be undertaken in the Whalley area because of inadequate sewage facilities. But we are laying ourselves open to criti­ cism and ridicule by condoning a scheme which does not mean pumping a few more houses into the sewer, but rather a whole village," he said. The council’s Chief Techni­


cal Officer, Mr Dennis Black, said originally Clitheroe RDC had planned improvements to the Whalley works and a link


up to Barrow. The Whalley project was


now the direct responsibility o f the R eg iona l Water Authority and the Ribble Val­ ley Council had followed up the link scheme as agent, in the hope that the water authority would continue with the Whalley plan.


The link was considered


necessary partly because, of the possibility of industry


coming to Barrow. But because of a lack of


funds to proceed with the Whalley works this year — and maybe even next year — there was now a possibility that the Barrow sewer might


not be built. However, it was still on the


cards and the council was going through with the proce­ dure of inviting tenders, he


said. Coun. Yates said he could


not put his name to the plan, and his views were shared by Councillors John Shaw .and James Fell, of-Whalley, and Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil­


lington).. , • Bolton-by-Bowland


Paper hats -A competition to make hats


ou t o f newspaper,’ held together. only • by., pins,’ /was held b y ' BoIton-byrBowland YFC in the village-hall on


: Monday. The judge .was Mrs'. ■Li -B o s on n e t , ’ who was thanked by .Peter Billows: Winners: .Girls, Senior — ,


Busy - 'L a d ie s 'o f S t : Michael’s ,


Kelsall -and Mrs ■ Church,' Whitewell, are, busy j - go .to Parish I' Churchlfirnds:;^ Stephen Bowker. .. —


, with': preparations (fo r . the - • annual pre-Advent fair,-to be • held at the Whitewell Hotel on / November 26th.Proceeds will.


Angela R ob in son,.J a yne . Dakin, Rachel Dugdale.J


' J u n i o r .- — : ;M a r g a r e t. Cornthwaite,/Claire Birch


: Maxine',Life., -1 v ■' ■ — ' ; ■ Boys, Senior v - David;Wil-,


kin son , /Michael / Dakin, Neville. Crossley.'. Junior; — Alan,Hartley,'-.David Rillows,


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