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WI carol party attracts 250.
WOMEN’S Institute members from a wide area were in good voice at a carol party at Whalley Parish Church organised by the WI County Music sub committee.
The audience of 250 joined
Long grass protest
CHRISTMAS IS A’COMING Bing Crosby
SING A SONG FOR CHRISTMAS by the Swingalongs
CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAS EVE King’s College Choir, Cambridge
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THE 50 per cent, cut-back in expenditure on mowing grass verges in country areas was criticised at a meeting of the Ribble Valley Council's Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee.
Chief Executive Mr Michael
Jackson told members that th e co u n ty council had reduced, by 2f> per cent., spending on grass-cutting in built-up areas.
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Aleo al Blackburn, Preslon, Burnloy, Nelson and Rawtcnstall. Coun. Miss Alice Alston
( S a b d e n) said that this summer, even with the hot dry weather keeping down the length of the grass and weeds, t ra f f ic hazards had been created. “If we have a wet summer, goodness knows what will happen,” she added.
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ton) advised parish councils to let the county highways depar tment know of any danger spots in their areas.
Conn. Bill Fleming (Billing-
in the better-known carols and WI members from Sabden and Whalley sang the descant. Mrs Harpur, wife of the
Vicar of Whaliey, the Rev, R. A. Harpur, read the story “ The quest for perfect beauty.” She also arranged the flowers in church, which along with an illuminated Christmas tree, provided a perfect setting. Miss E. M. Postlethwaite
compiled the programme and conducted the carols. Some of the Whalley
members contributed an instrumental item but a short play had to he abandoned when one of the players was taken ill. There was also a touching
moment when children present were invited to the front of the church to sing “Away in a manger.” Mr Donald Hartley was organist, and Mrs Margaret White, chairman of the music
sub-committee, extended a welcome to the audience, which included county chair man Mrs K. Lupton and other WI officials. Afterwards there was a
break for refreshments provi ded by Whalley WI.
A FUND-RAISING commit- tee for SS Mary and Paul's Scouts and Cubs is holding events in on at tempt to collect £600 towards next year's running costs. The latest was a coffee
evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Eric Foulgcr, of Bleasd ale A v e n u e , Clitheroef which made £18. About 20 people attended and there was a bring-and-huy, a tombola and several gues sing games. Raffle winners were Mrs Woods, Billington (table lamp) and Mrs A. Nichol-Smith (floral decora tion). Mr Foulger is pictured on
the left with some of the guests.
Age Action Year
Service
THE Clitheroe branch of the National Federation of old- age Pensions Associations was represented at a service in Blackburn Cathedral to mark the end of Age Action Year. Secretary Mrs Ethel Penny
and her husband Bob placed the branch banner among those of pensioners from all over Lancashire who gathered for the service. But the cold weather on
Sunday prevented any of the branch members from attend ing the service. Also in the congregation
were the Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Fred Green. The lesson was read by the
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CATS enjoy . Mozart
TWENTY-SIX members of the recently-formed Clitheroe Arts and Theatre Society spent an evening in Manches ter watching a performance of Mozart’s “The Seraglio” by the Welsh National Opera. On the previous evening a
small group met for poetry reading, and discussion. Another poetry session will be held at 8 p.m. on January 13th at 34 Kemple View, Clitheroe, when the subject for discus sion will be “The war poets.” A social evening has been
arranged for the following night at the New Inn, Clitheroe. Tickets are avail able from Mrs Sagar (Tel. Clitheroe 23204) or Mr Fred Brockbank, manager of the Tru-View Rentals shop in Castle Street._______
RIBBLE Valley Councillors John Walmsley (Mellor) and Cyril Law , (Read) have been appointed to the governing bodies o f the Blackburn and Accrington and Rossendale Colleges of Technology and Further Education, respec tively.
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ONLY recently out of hospital after having a foot operation, Mrs Elizabeth Wells was, nevertheless, able to join more than 50 of her friends from the Henthom sheltered accommodation at their annual Christmas party. Aged 88, Mrs Wells was the
oldest guest at the party, organised by warden Mrs Dorothy Thoburn. Also at the party, at St Paul’s Church hall, were Mr M. Hartford, Ribble V a lley Housing Manager and Coun. Mrs Beryl H. Cassidy. Entertainment was provided by pianist Mr Bob Watmough and singers Miss Pamela Duckworth and Mr Ian Goulding.
Plans for new vicarage
THE vicar of Whalley, the Rev. R. A. Harpur, has received outline planning permission to build a new vicarage in the grounds of the present one in The Sands, Whalley. The Ribble Valley Develop
Point to Point
SAWLEY Races — the Pendle Forest and Craven Hunt’s point-to-point meeting — will be held on Saturday, March 2fith. Among the races will be a qualifier for the 1977
John Player Point-to-Point championship.
ment Sub-Committee heard in a report that the cost of main taining the existing vicarage was now “prohibitive” in view of the other commitments of the parochial church council. Mr Harpur had told the
Ribble Valley Council that there was no other suitable property available near the church, and that the sale of the existing vicarage would finance the building of a new property on the site.
SEASONAL MESSAGE
WADDINGTON farmer Mr Peter Horne, a lay preacher, gave a message for Christmas and the New Year when he was a guest speaker at a meet- ing of Trinity Methodist Fellowship. Mr Horne, of Mitchells Farm, was thanked by Mrs Margaret Knowles, who presided. Tea was served by the committee.
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