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Children in the sack race ' cheered on by parents at'- Buccleuch Close..


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RIGHT: Tug~of~voar at an otherwise peaceful Jubilee party for residents of Claremont Avenue.


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The tables are piled high with i goodies and Brownlow Street i residents can’t wait to start - s their party at Ribblesdale CC.' i


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Colourful show


ENTERING only her second flower competition in the Kibble Valley, Mr N. Holmes, of Femlea, Edisford Road, Waddmgton, earned off the best in show award at Satur­ day's Chtheroe Flower Club event. She won with her entry


“ Silver Jubilee banquet” which came first m the “Royal


Occasion,” class. She also won first place m the class depict­ ing “Song titles of 25 years ago.” • The show, arranged as part of the Ribble Valley Sports Festival, attracted a large attendance. The ju d^ , Mrs J. Gilhb- r a n d , o f A c c r i n g t o n ,


commended the club on the h i^ standard of entnes. Results: Royal Occasion —


Mrs N. Holmes, Mrs L. Platt, Crown jewels — Mrs E. Aubm, Mrs A. Wood. Song titles — Mrs Holmes, Mrs H. Thomber. New amval Mrs L. Platt, Mrs.E. Dewhurst.


Royal sports — Mrs B. Allen, Mrs L. Platt..


Pension money stolen


■ « - - V X .1 1 Chatbwm Road youngsters round the lucky, dip tub. r.^'/ U S’ , r •; V-*?-; ?..«g ‘ - <*w5L)fa4A>>&£iti\i3?S'.* IH) — contestants in the-wheelbarrow.race all set for the offat-Henthomi


A CLITHEROE woman this week-appealed to the consci­ ence of a mean thief who stole h e r widowed, mo th e r ’ s pension. THe_pension money was among £60 in a w ^et taken' from Miss Susan Valovin’s handbag in the York Street toilets. • ‘ The wallet was later found


near Railway View car park' and . handed in to Clitheroe police. :■■- Miss. Valovin, of 39 West-


View, sai±.“ I hope, when the' thief realises what a terrible thir.,'^. has been done, the ■


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Astoria. Ballroom on Satur-' day. The crown went to


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Slaidbum Service


THE Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Edwa rd Newhouse a t t e n d e d St An d r ew’ s Church, Slaidbum, on Sunday for their avic service. Members of the distnct


council and representatives from most of the area’s organ­ isations were present. Slaid- burn Silver B.and led the procession from the village centre to the church and played for the hymns. The service was conducted


by the Rector of Slaidbum, the Rev. George Gaze, and the lessons were read by Mr James Kenyon and Mr Ernest Harrison. Afterwards, the band led the large congrega­ tion to the village hall, where refreshments were served under the supervision of Mrs - Shaw, clerk to the parish council.


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THE speaal Queen’s Silver Jubilee service at Chtheroe Parish Church on Sunday was attended by the Mayor and Mayoress of Chtheroe, Coun. and JIrs Bob Ainsworth. The church was decorated


in red, white, blue and silver fo r the family commumon. It was conduct^ by the Rev. J. C. Hudson, assisted by the Rev. Stanley Birtwell and ; churchwarden Mr Gerald' Hood. Coun. Ainsworth presented


souvenir photographs of the Queen and Prince Philip to the Sunday school children.


Third place.


KIBBLE Valley Sports Festi­ val queen Marie Hart, of Billington Gardens, Bilhng-


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Children and parents at Windermere Avenue.


ABOVE: Woidd “Jubilee’ve" it — magician Uncle Eric produces a while rabbit to the delight of Fox Street residents.


LEFT: Cutting the Jubilee cake to start the Upbrooks party are (from the left) Dianne Hargreaves (12), Christine Gorrill (9) and Pauline Dinsdale (9). Rain meant the party had to be held in a • bam, but that didn’t dampen the Jubilee spirit


and everyone had a right royal time.


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