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IT was Waddington’s big in the Lancashire Best-I . Village contest on Saturday Practically the whole of thi village turned out to see their two awards handed over at a ceremony in the Coronation Gardens. The villagers walked there in procession led by Siaidburn Silver Band.


It was the first time in the


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had been held out of doors. Taking part in the contest


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first prize in the major class, and' the Social and Bowling Club won th e . village hall section. '■ • • '


The trophies and certifi­ ..•


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f°lr iTBi3^****TTT^ n;ffniEIifflSSKEra5B5£w3iM!iitre THE procession passes Coronation Gardens, which played a large( port in Waddington’s success.


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Legion and Parish Council. At the- presentation Mr


James Barrow, chairman of the Parish Council, said that all the other competitors had better be on their toes next year, for Waddington would be going all put for the overall championship.. Mr Barrow introduced Miss Alston, who said that the idea


of the competition was not


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“NICE one Cyril” was the record being played when our photographer called in at a supper dance at Downham village hall. And judging from the smiles on our picture the event certainly matched the song. About 130 people of all ages attended and £70 was raised for the children’s Christmas party fund. Music for,dancing was provided by Peter Wrigley on the organ and Keith on drums and the DD mobile disco. A buffet supper was served by Mrs A. Buckle.


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wooden seat, accepted by Mr Barrow, with the hope that people would spend ■ many happy hours sitting in Corona­ tion Gardens enjoying the beauty of Waddington. - Waddington’s representa­


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