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laid beneath the church’s memorial ta b le t and parishioners added their own poppies. The service was con­


Chard, during the Remem­ brance service at St L e o n a r d ’s Ch u rch , Downham. The wreath was later


ducted by Mr Chard and the lessons' were read by Lord Clitheroe. A two- minute s i le n c e was observed before 11 o’clock.


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IT’S a case of Saturday n ig h t f e rv o u r a t Clitheroe’s St John . Amb u lan c e H a l l . Local youngsters are letting their hair down at the weekly disco sessions which have recently restarted for pop fans from 10 to 16.


Sabden fish farm


appeal SABDEN man Mr Gordon Higham is to appeal to the Department of the Envi­ ronment, against a decision- to refuse him planning per­ mission for a trout farm in the village. Mr Higham, of Crow


Slaidburn


THE Rector, the Rev. George Gaze, led the ser­ vice at .St Andrew’s Church, Slaidburn. Organ- fist was Mrs E. Water-


worth. Afterwards, the Rector


and churchwardens led a procession qf the village’s uniformed organisations to the cenotaph, where


wreaths were laid. At Slaidburn Method­


ist Church’s afternoon ser­ vice, the preacher was Mr F. Ashworth, of Clitheroe.


Chipping


■THE th re e Chipping churches joined forces for a procession and united service at the cenotaph, conducted by the Rev. Thomas Green, parish priest Fr Francis Duggan


ership of Mr James Har- freaves and organist was |


Ir D. K. Hall. Riley.


parish councillors Mr Hill Speak and Mr Stuart |


Lessons were read by


chairman Mr J. Shaw for the Parish Council, Mr.W. Mitchell for the PCC, Mr D. Birchall for Read CC, Mr P. Ashton for Read FC and Mr D. Green for the Constitutional Club. Another wreath was laid


Langho


THE Cubs of St Leonard’s Church, Langho, were busy at Sunday morning Remembrance service. Chris Tomlinson read the lesson, and his fellow members took the collec­ tion and read the interces­


sions. All th e churcjh s


uniformed organisations and MU members paraded with their respective flags and banners. The preacher was the


, licensed reader Mr D. Smith conducted a service at, Brockhall Hospital, which was well attended.


observed. In th e a f te rn o o n ,


and Mr Eric Bainbndge for the Congregational


Church. A band drawn from Pre­


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WHEN it comes to telling a good yarn, the ladies of Clitheroe Evening Townswo­ men’s Guild drama sect ion .have the


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two teams in a speakers contest oi^anised by the Preston Federation of Townswomen’s Guilds, they talked their way into second and third prizes.


' Mrs Joan Gray told of her time as an au pair in


team which came second, was Mrs Shqila Ingham who related her own experiences of moving house. She was backed , Miss Nora Briggs and :rs Kathleen King.


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C a ll f o r b e t t e r


l i g h t i n g


CONCERN about poorly lit areas of Waddington is leading the parish council to negotiate with Lanca­ shire County Council and the Ribble Valley Council to review lighting in the village.


Mr Eric Edmondson said at a public meeting on Monday that although lighting was adequate on the main highway through the village, there were areas which were badly lit. These included West


Parish Council chairman Get 0-60 mph in 11.1 secs.


Trees Road, wanted to convert the disused reser­ voir at Simonstone Road, but the request was turned down by- Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Committee. Members felt that any development could lead to the need for a new dwel­ ling in the area, which is one of outstanding natural beauty. They also rejected the move because access to the site from the road would be difficult.


ston schools accompanied hvmns sung by a united choir and the public and played Last Post. Wreaths were laid on


Brockhall


b e h a l f of the th re e churches, Scouts and Guides, ex-Servicemen and the Lancashire Constabul­ ary. Mr Anthony Rothwell was in. charge of the ex- Service men’s contingent.


Read


THERE was a good con­ gregation at St John’s Church, Read, for Sunday morning’s service. The choir sang under the lead-


Rangers paraded with their flags at the hospital Remembrance service. One of the Guides read the lesson and lay reader was Mr Donald Smith, of St Leonard’s, Langho.


Brockhall Guides and Hospice


THE work of St Ann’s Hospice was explained to members of Edisford Ladies’ Club by the appe­ als director Mr Campbell Hopwood. He was thanked by Mrs E. Birtwell.


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