Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 7tli, 1978 5 ft and Pf SWALES
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CIVIC LEADERS
BUSY THERE’S-a . busy time ahead for the Mayor' and Mayoress of, the. Kibble Valley, Coun. Harry Rid ing and Mrs Riding. They will be visiting all
old people and ■ children’s homes, sheltered accom- mo d a t i o n units- and almshouses in the borough. In addition there will be
special visits t o -bo th Clitheroe and Ribchester hospital. They will be dis tributing a Christmas gift to each of 474 people and children they meet. The cost of the gifts is coming ou t o f th e . M a y o r ’ s
charity fund, donations for which may be sent to the Mayor’s secretary, the Castle, Clitheroe.
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BEST IN BOOKS
AN exhibition entitled “Children’s books pf, the year” will be held at Whal: ley Library from Saturday until December 23rd. Oh display will be about
320 books illustrating the wide variety of well writ ten and beautifully pro duced children’s books cur rently available. Its purpose is two-fold:
show in the exhibition are available for loan from lib raries within the Ribble Valley' district.
FAIR
GAMES for the children, white elephant and cake stalls, a tombola and a raf fle will be features of the Christmas fair being held at Ribblesdale School , Clitheroe, from 7-30 p.m. tomorrow night.
children from local schools have been invited to visit the exhibition in order to inspect the books and enjoy a short guided tour of the . library. Most of the books on
To act as a guide to parents when considering the purchase o f books as Christmas presents; and encourage children to turn to books first and foremost as a source of pleasure — serious reading will then follow quite naturally. Organised classes o f
just one of the attrac tions at a coffee evening held at Cflstleford, Clitheroe. : More than £160 was
' PICTURE: Eighty- eight-year-old Miss Tamar Hathaway (5th left), tries her luck at the tombola, watched by
fellow residents and guests.
Team has answers
IN the final of “Any
Questions?” regional com petition at Myerscough Agricultural College the Bowland regional team of Martin Bristol (Clitheroe), John Thornber (Clitheroe), Ma r g a r e t C o l l i n g e (Clitheroe) and Janet Moss (Bolton-by-Bowland) came third in competition with six teams from all over the county. Martin Bristol was the chairman of the panel.
and-buy and cake stalls, a tombola and a raffle, and the Christ mas hamper, provided by D. Proctor and D. H a w o r t h , wa s auctioned.
raised at the event, organised by Mrs Hazel Grainger and Mr John Doherty. It will go to provide presents and a party for the residents at Christmas. There were bring-
A HAMPER full of Christmas goodies was
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ANTI-FREEZE per 1/2 Itr... ................... ................... 35p
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chairman of the group, was introduced by the president Mrs Susan Graveston. He played part of .a recording of a week’s news tape. Mr Haig was presented with a small gift by Louis Cowgill, and thanked by Mrs T. Bell. There was a brisk
trade at the various stalls and tombola. Dur ing the afternoon there was a visit from Father Christmas. The raffle was won by
D. Parker of Ribbles dale Cement, Clitheroe, and other winners were Mrs A. Lancaster (Hor ton in Craven), Mr W. Graveston (Gisburn), Mrs H. Mo o rh o u s e (Horton in Craven). Mr Haig is seen, on the right with, a group of children and Mrs Graveston.
MR BRIAN HAIG, went to open Gisburn WIs Ch r i s tma s Fa i r on Saturday and c ame away with a share, for the .Ribhle Valley Talk ing Newspaper Group,' of the £350 raised. Mr Ha i g , who is
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SCHOOL MATRON
H O U S Ev-m a t r o n at
• Whiteacre School, Barrow, for the.-past,'nine1 years, Mrs Vera Peake died sud denly last week. . , • <
live at the:school 13 years, ago from Preston^ working in:, the kitchen before tak- ■ ing her present job looking after the welfare of pupils.
Mrs Peake (62),- came to - Her husband Jack was
engineer.at the school: In addition to -her husband, she- leaves four, sons and two daughters. ■
cremation took place at Accrington on Monday.
-The funeral service and
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