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Discussion on new ' hymn book


THE • contents of the proposed new Methodist hymn book will be discus­ sed at a special meeting at T r in ity Methodist Church, Clitheroe, next Wednesday. The meeting has' been


called because of the in­ terest shown by local churches in the outline proposals for the new hymn book, due to be published in 1983. Com­ ments will be forwarded to the national committee. A service to celebrate 200 years since publica-


/ tion of the first Methodist hymn book was recently conducted at Trinity by the minister, the Rev. James Needham. The choir led the sing­


ing of Wesley hymns and Mr Arthur Jones was or-


• ganist. Mr Jones is help­ ing to plan a spring ser­ vice of hymns and tunes by local composers and will \ be glad to receive further contributions.


New homes for mill site


A PLAN to build 18 town centre homes in ClitTieroe is all set to breathe new life into, the old Albion Mill site., ;


- Pendle House’s applica­


tion to build the homes bn the. site between Albion Street arid Waterloo: Road has been approved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-commit­ tee.- Although the council re­


ceived no objection^ to the scheme, Clitheroe Town Council, when con­ sulted on the plan, did express the hope that the development would be de­ signed with both the first­ time buyer and the elder­ ly in mind. The site has been clear


for some months and, ear­ lier this year, the Ribble Valley Council advertised it in a bid to find the most suitable applicant and the best price.


'£198.95 '£258.95 '£249.95


THE curtain goes up to­ night on “Celebration,” the latest production by Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic and Dramatic Society. The two-act comedy by


Keith Waterhouse-and Willis Hall is directed , by Barbara Scattergdod and there are still seats avail­ able at all performances, tonight,, tomorrow and Saturday, at 7-30 p.m. in the Parish Hail. Some of the cast line up


fo r’ our photographer during a break in rehear­ sals. From the left, back ^


— Ken Parkinson, Roy O ld ro yd , M ich a el O’Hagan, Mel Scorah, Bill Taylor, Michael Hollis. Middle — Margaret Ken­ drick, Rachel Scott, Sue Clement, Jean Knight, Bob Cleeve. Front — Val Parker, Susan Knight, Dorothy Cushing. In the play but not pictured are Mary Jackson' and Teny Braithwaite.


Preparing for more flooding


WHALLEY. Parish Coun­ cil is demanding precau­ tions to reduce to a minimum the effect o'f any fu tu r e f lo o d in g th e village. It decided to ask Lanca-:


shire County Council to allocate flood warning signs for use in Whalley only. Councillors also want more police drafted into the area so that vehi­ cles can be diverted from the town centre. In last month’s torren-'


tial rain, a stream over­ flowed a culvert opposite Mitton Road and flowed down King Street. ' Speeding vehicles cre­


ated “bow waves” which splashed over sandbagged


■front doors and flooded homes. Council, clerk Mr Jim


Holden' said that only one policeman :was on duty at the Clitheroe end of the town to turn vehicles back to the bypass. ■When the county was


asked for warning s i^ s , it was discovered that they had all been issued to other areas. ''


' " At the - annual; meeting, of Knowle ' Green, and Dutton WI, VCO Mrs, Margaret; Lupton con-., gratulated ■


■ members on a,


busy and successful year. , P r e s id e n t for th e


coming, year is Mrs , N. Ashworth and the com­ mittee . will comprise Mrs :


-R.-Eyre, Mrs M. Armer, Mrs E. Hargreaves, Mrs J. Holden, Mrs. M-. Stott, 'Mrs M. Byrne, Mrs 'W. Verity, Mrs • D. Procter and Mrs K. Ackroyd.' ' Winner of the competi­ for the nicest candle,


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Stan has date jazzmen


ACE Clitheroe jazz pianist Stan Barker is one of the men behind this weekend’s first-ever visit to England by the talented South East Educational Youth Jazz Orchestra of Northern Ireland.


GISBURN MART


PRICES


AT Gisburn Auction Mart on Thursday there were 93 accre­ dited newly-calved cows and heifers forward in the dairy section. Prizes for accredited cows


went to £550 and averaged £467 and Friesian heifers made to £620 (£464). Five accredited animals were


Son (£540), and heifer prizes to J. H. Howard (£550) and A. W. Wade (£470). Prices for Friesian cows


went to R. B. and D. Clarke (£545) and R. H. Preston and


forward in the in-calf section. December calvers making to £460 (£439). The calf section had 290 ani­


Most of the youngsters


will be staying, with Clitheroe families. Their three-day programme of concerts will conclude with a show for the resi­ dents at Calderstones on Sunday evening.


The orchestra, is paying


its own way from Ireland and Stan Barker’s “Jazz College” will take care of arrangements over the weekend.


Mr John Travis, who is


mals forward. Friesian bulls made to £80 (£35.70), heifers to £55 (£29). Hereford X bulls to £95 (£74.80), lieifers to ,£42 (£29.20), Charolais X bulls to £131, (£106.60), heifers to £160 (£71.10), Angus bulls to £51 (£20.70), heifers to £36 (£20). At the sale of in-pig gilts,


sows and store pigs there were 63 animals fonvard, with store p te making to £25.20 (£23.45). Fonvard in the fatstock sec­


tion were 416 cattle, 2,487 sheep and 21 pigs. . Certified clean cattle: Light steers made to 91p (73p), medium steers to 88p (73.4p), light heifers to 73p. (70.9p), medium to 77p (72.3p) and heavy to 64.5p (61.9p). Uncertifiecl and previously


helping to organise the visit, said that although some of the accommoda­ tion for the orchestra members had fa l len ' through practically at the last moment, the organis­ ers had received consider­ able help from, various or­ ganisations in the Ribble Valley, for which they were. very grateful. He was hopeful that all the young musicians would have somewhere to stay oyer the weekend. “It is our intention to


find all the youngsters somewhere to stay in the Clitheroe area and many local organisations and in­ dividuals have been very helpful so'far,” he said. The orchestra’s first


certified cattle: Young . bulls made to 80p (72.5p), light steers to 75.8p (70p) and medium to 71p (70. Ip). Light heifers made to 64.8p (56.9p), medium to 74p (65p), heavy to 68.2p (63.2p) and fat cows to


date will be in Horwich, near Bolton,’ on Friday evening and, after spend­ ing Saturday in Blackpool, that evening’s venue will be at Haslingden. Sunday ■ lunchtime sees


65'p(52.8p). In the sheep section, light


(6 7 .Ip),' cutters ^to 67.6p (66.5p), baconers averaged 66p and fat sows made to £134 (£86.15).


Chemists’ rota TODAY and tomorrow,


R. N. and M. Read, Moor Lane, will-be open from ,6 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Boots, Castle Street, noon to 1 p.m., Monday to Friday, 6 to 7 p.m.


lambs made to 110.5p (95. Ip), standard to 109p (101.op), medium to 108.5p (101.2p), heavy to 106.5p (101.3p) .and ovenveight to 102.5p (99.4p). Light shearlings' made to 87.5p (79.7p), heavy to 85.5p (71.8p) and fat ewes to £29.50 (12.81). Pigs: Porkers made to 67.4p


them at Nelson before their date at Calderstones on Sunday. The orchestra will return home on Monday.


Vet’s work


THE qualifications needed to become a -v e t , the training required. and the kind of tasks undertaken were decribed to 25 mem­ bers of Clitheroe Young Conservatives by Mr John Tindall. He showed slides and


photographs of animals before and after treat­ ment. A vote of thanks was given by John Hors­ fall.


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was Mrs J. Forrest. The birthday party is on De­ cember 10th, when the competition will be for a home-made Christmas card.


Thornley Journey .


• A talk with slides on “A journey to the land of ice and fire” by Mr Peter Dodd, a teacher at St Cecilia’s R.C.^ Secondary School, Longridge, was given to Thornley-with- Wheatley WI. Mrs ' M. Ward proposed' thanks. Mrs D. Charriley pfes- ided. ' Retiring treasurer Mrs


Enjoyable The :7a'hnual ' overseas


mission ,a t Paythorne •Methodist Chapel ;on


. Saturday raised more than £28. ■ 'Guest speaker .Mr H. Gryer, of Hellifield, intro­ duced by the Rev. Ward Jones, who gave ,a talk with slides on the theme “All things bright and beautiful.” ■ There -was a bring-and-


■'buy stall and supper rounded off a very enjoy­ able evening.


Sabden


Tricks and spots Sabden Over , 60s met


for their midweek whist and dominoe drive in St Mary’s Club. Prizewin­ ners a t . whist were — Ladies: Mrs D. Ingham, Mrs A. Denny, (jents: Miss B. Nixon, Mr E. Flannagan. D om in o e s : MrW. '


Brown, Mrs M. Wade, Miss E. Prescott.; Raffle; Mr J. Simm.


Monday’s results at


M.. Shenton was pre­ sented with a picture. Members were asked to bring supper for two and invite a friend to the De­ cember meeting. The competition for


something made from a stone was won by Mrs M. Shenton, with Mrs I. Proctor second. Raffle winners were Mrs A. R id in g and Mrs P. Procter.


Worked in textile industry


R E T IR ED ; C lith ero e .weaver Mrs Mary Grundy has died, aged 82, in Clitheroe Hospital.


Mrs Grundy, who had


been in failing health for some years, lived with her: niece Miss Margaret Bleazard, in Woone Lane. Before being admitted to hospital she had spent some time in Castleford Home for the Elderly.


Born in Clitheroe, her


working life was spent at Jubilee Mill and Holmes Mill. She was also associ­ ated with Trinity Method­ ist Church.


A service and cremation


took place at Accrington yesterday.


Probus Club


A JOURNEY through Brittany and Portugal was described, with the aid of slides, to Clitheroe Prohus Club by Miss E. M. Barton, of Downham. She was thanked by Mr E. Croft.


Mr Peter Gladwin; the


Ribble Valley Council’s Chief Environmental. Of­ ficer, will be the speaker at the next meeting a week tomorrow.


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