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Authentic Oriental rugs of the higher qualities are be coming increasingly rare, and our exhibition must represent the most comprehensive stock in the- north of England.


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MEMBERS of Whalley and Waddington Football Clubs were able to reflect on soccer stories from the fifties at their sportsman’s dinner at the Castle Restaurant, Clitheroe.


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sp e ak e rs was former Blackpool and England centre forward Stan Mor-


For one of the guest


was Mr Brian Whittaker, chairman of Whalley FC.


Dinnis, who is coach for Blackburn Rovers was also among the speakers. Guests included the Ewood c lu b ’s c aptain Tony Parkes. Presiding at the dinner


tensen who recounted tales from his playing days. Clitheroe-born Richard


to be shared by the clubs. Waddington will be put­


-Dinsdale who was injured in a tractor accident at Twitter Lane last summer.


ting their share into the fund set up to pay for hos- p i ta l t r e a tm e n t for groundsman Mr Geoffrey


Our picture shows mem­ About £300 was made —


bers of the clubs with their guests. At the back, on the left, is Mr Whittaker. Next to him is Waddington


c h a i rm a n Mr C y r il Whiteside and fourth from the. right, at the back is Stan Mortensen. Directly in front of him is Richard Dinnis,who is seated next to Tony Parkes.


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the 10-15 Bible class group, and 50 of them took part in the service, giving readings and dramatisa­ tions, and singing and tak­ ing prayers. They restated the United Nations’ decla­ ration on the rights of the child.


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Co-op couple’s parting gifts


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IT'S all smiles for these members of Clitheroe Co-op as they help celebrate the re t i rem e n t of two popular employees. Mr Tom Pemberton,


also received cheques from th e w e l fa re department and the society and, from the Clitheroe staff, a jewel case, a bouquet, a leather purse and a china supper set.


received a cheque from the welfare depart­ ment at Blackburn, a cheque from the soci­ ety and a driving jac­ ket and cravat from his c o l le a g u e s a t Clitheroe. Mrs Cowperthwaite


GARDEN CLUB


CLITHEROE Garden Club has had to make a late change of programme for the monthly meeting at Ribblesdalc School on Monday.


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£5,000 tower appeal


THE ravages of time and weather have taken their toll on All Hallows Church, Mitton.


And now the vicar, the Rev. Arthur Higginson, is having to extend out­ side the parish an appeal for money to pay for repairs to the 15th Cen­ tury church tower.


Work has already started on the tower — to pre­ vent the rot spreading — but the Parish has still to find more than £5,000 to pay the bill.


The estimated cost of repairs and renovations is more than £12,000. Half of this will be paid by the Department of the Environment, but the parish must pay the rest.


Efforts are being organ­ ised to raise money, but the amount required has forced Mr Higginson to appeal to people who have had connections with the church in any way.


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