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" /-K' sEismif \ GREETINGS |


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THERE were many smiling grannies taken the 1st St Leonard’s Guides, Langho, tlireiv a party pi their honour. Thirty-five grandmothers and friends attended the party, held in St Leonard’s ■ School. They tucked in to a buffet tea prepared ' ■by the Guides and were entertained by a play


. '"entitled “The field of fashion.’’ There were also gnusical'items, including carols and old-time . songs.


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I SEASON’S GREETINGS


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DECEMBER 27th UPTO 1/^REDUCTIONS ON


LA UGHTER echoed round Whalley Catholic church'hall when 52 children of employees o f . Dutihh'f Tfdnspbrt' at- tendedfthe ■ Christmas party^ organised" by the


firm's sgcidl club. The youngsters, rang­


ing from babies to teena­ gers, tucked into a tea prepared^ by the. ladies, played games organised by: Mr T. Roberts and enjoyed a visit from Father. Christmas, who aave a present to each one. . ■ '


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partyf organised by club treasurer Mr T. Brown, a netfbf balloons was released,. much to the children’s amusement. ■


Td .round o ff the '■


DISCO TIME


CHILDREN of one- parent families in the Kibble Valley were enter­ tained to a party and disco at the Pendle Hotel, Chatbum, on Monday, by landlord Mr Ted Marcella. Forty children and 10


parents attended the event, which was organ­ ised by Kibble Valley foster parents Mr and MrS' R. Gibson and Mr and-Mrs G. Knowles. , Thanks were expressed


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MORE than 60 Whalley mothers and their youngs­ ters gathered in the vil­ lage’s Methodist Hall for the first Whalley Mothers’ and Toddlers’ group Christmas party.


woman for the group, which was founded in the summer, said they were delighted with the re­ sponse and looking for­ ward to making the party an annual event.


Mrs Julie Sloan, spokes­


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gift from Father Christ­ mas. Toys bought for the gi'oup’s use at their regu­ lar Tuesday meetings were also there for the youngsters to enjoy.


Each child i-eceived a


are seen on our picture of the mothers and toddlers enjoying the party, were bought with money raised by a raffle and a £50 do­ nation from Whalley Lions.


The toys, some of which


Traditional play


by social worker Mrs M. S. Hood, who'runs the single-parent group which meets at Clitheroe Health


PUPILS of Edisford County Primary School turned out in some colour­


ful and imaginative cos­ tumes for fancy dress and hat parades which were


part of the school’s Christ­ mas party celebrations.


dress (4th year only) — joint first, Deanna Garner (Meals-on-Wheels) and


Winners were: Fancy


Dawn Hensha and Siona Lucas (Mother and Baby); Gillian Micklewright (Queen Bee).


Fancy hats (all other classes) — five years.


.year, Roslyn Pearce; 2nd ;year, Nicola Bate; 3rd year, Steve Owen and


P e tra Wakerley; six years, Ian Burgess; seven years Simon Jones; class Ml, Philip Duxbury;, 1st


Steve Burgess. Judges were Mrs Y. • Needham and Mrs A.


Thomas. Later, a conjurer and punch and judy show ■ were among the treats


which helped the youngs­ ters to have a super time..


their costumes and fancy hats are pictured on - parade in the school hall.


Some of the pupils in


SUNDAY-School scholars and members of the Youth Fellowship com­ bined to give a traditional nativity play at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, .on Sunday. In the evening there


A .L . WARING WINDOW CLEANING


TONYv/lshes all customers, relations and friends


A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR


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SWINSCOE’S NEWSDESK


was a service of nine les­ sons and carols. Both ser- rices were conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. Arthur Siddall.


SEASON’S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS


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ABOUT,'120-members,, , of ^the Kibble '.'Valley,' Red^Cross^ciub for'trie^'".


Disabled - joined -in thei. V festive,''fu'n a t t h e ' '


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'g r o u p,’-,s ;■ Ch r is tma s - "party ,-,held "in-St^Paul’s


■ C h u rch : Hally- Low- Moor.


^ ' n ; tea -and were., enter;^),; • j ' '■ Kibble .Valley Mayor I V-fC, “ '-tThey eiubyed a buffet' ■ ‘ also sang carols.’,,'


' taihed by‘members of ’, Hurk Green WI, who' ", gave a concert. They ,


•‘ \Coun.'’Miss Agnes Mel- /'e ling;attended and there •, i : were also guestsfrom , ;"the '. council'.'; and 'f. local j. 'clergy.'


MEMBERS; blesdale - Club,' invented their own enter-,.' in which imembei;s,,had ,tOj Dorothy Brewer .-played,.


' ^ ^ tainmeht at theiV Chnst- ' remember' the dialect* for community carol sing- ments.' • ■■ ■■■•■ ■'........ \ ' ■ ■ ■ •" J


WISH ALL OUR CLIENTS


COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON


-DEANS^i ALLTHE


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