8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 8th, 1981 BRINGING.IN NEW YEAR IN STYLE


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NEWTON villagers and < friends brought in ' the New Year in fine Raffle winners were: Mr J. .Walker, Mrs, Jaylor, .Mr £ Jtajbi> style with a buffet dance in the village hall.


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/ ' dancing was to the John The buffet was • ■ bjj Mrs Buckle, of Rimington, and Pictured are some of the New-Year revellers. . . .


Mr b. Lee, Mrs R. Seed,-Mrs L. ^ T h / i h l J n n n f hl , v •


attended the dance; which- was organised by the village , hall C07tl7tlittBB»


Panto cast busy at Trinity


MEMBERS of a Clitheroe club are planning to say “thank you” in a big way to an organisation which provided “new eyes” for one of its blind comrades. Early last month Mr


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.Association. Now his fellow me


Stanley Snape (42), of Highfield Road, was given a guide dog — trained and provided by the Guide Dogs for the Blind


f


! years, and his late father was . an ex-president, we felt that we had to do something to show our ap­ preciation.” Mr Snape, a '.despatch;


Stanley a new lease of life,” said club chairman Mr Len Gamer. “In view of the fact that he has been a member for many


raised through raffles and a charity night and con­ cert to be held at the club within the next six weeks. “The dog has given


bers in Clitheroe Royal British Legion . Club plan to donate a sum of money to the association as token of appreciation. The money will be


worker, developed glauco­ ma in both eyes; when he' was three and two tragic accidents have left him to­ tally blind for the past 11 years. Until the arrival of


Peter, a giant cross-bred retriever-labrador, he made his way through the town with the aid of a long cane.


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petition, which closed after f irs t post on Monday, were: tower­ ing; toreador; totality (or totalise or to ­ ta liz e ) ; tomorrow; townsman (or town­ smen); tomahawk; touching; toboggan; tortoise; together. The senders of the


Pagefield Crescent, Clitheroe; Jane Taylor (12), De Lacy Street, C l i th e ro e ; P a u l Thwaites (10)/ Bright S t re e t , C l ith e ro e ; Fiona Haworth (11), Union. Street, Low Moor; ‘Antonina L'oi. (9), Stirling Close,: Clitheroe; Philip John Parker (10), Fairfield Drive, C l i th e ro e ; H elen 'E l iz a b e th Woodend. (14), Rich­ mond . T e r ra c e , Clitheroe; Susan Wat­ kins (10),'.Hereford D riv e, C l i th e ro e ; Helen .Victoria Wood (9), .Derwent Cres­ cent, Clitheroe; Susan 1 Elizabeth,: England (12); Southfield. Drive, West Bradford.


first 10 correct entries opened were: Heidi Collins (8), of


:


10 eight-letter words' were given and com­ petitors had to supply the missing letters. All the words began with the same two let­ ters, but ended diffe­ rently. : Answers to the com­


TEN young readers who e n te r e d th e “puzzle time” compet­ ition in our children’s corner ju s t before Christmas will soon be receiving gift vou­ chers valued at £1. The middle parts of


O ld e s t church member


THE oldest member of Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe, Mr Wilfrid


Lees, has died at the age of 94.


Clitheroe Probus Club, his funeral at the church was attended by several fellow members and a number of regular wor­ shippers.


his home in Henthorn Road, was born in Oldham. His son, Eric, used to teach at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School and after several visits to the town, Mr Lees de­ cided to move here per­ manently in 1947, follow­ ing early retirement as company secretary for a firm of textile machinery manufacturers.


Mr Lees, who died at


with the church, including circuit steward, treasurer of the Tuesday evening fellowship and secretary of the Methodist Auxiliary Fund. He was an active member of the local preachers’ Mutual Aid Society. The funeral, last .Wed­


daughter, Edna; who lives in Henthorn Road. His son, Eric, is a i professor at Bradford University.


THANKS FOR TOYS


SIXTEEN youngsters at St Denys Home, Clitheroe, received books and toys for Christmas, thanks to the generosity of .workers at Ribblesdale Cement. •


A raffle among the em­ ployees raised more than’ £70: and with a little extra credit from the Kaydee Bookshop, Moor Lane, £80 worth of books and toys was bought.


Sutherland, - who are in charge of the home, ex­ pressed, their thanks - to the'donors.


Mr' and Mrs John


nesday, was followed by cremation at Pleasington. Mr Lees le ave s a


meetings of the Probus Club, he was a member of th e old Moor Lane Methodist Church, before it became part of Trinity. He held many positions


As well as enjoying A founder member of


■ Methodist Church's pan- Aomime production- of "Cinderella,", ivhich will be staged in the church hall at the end o f the month. The classic fairy tale


A CAST whose ages range from six to 60 are busy making -prepara- , t io n s fo r . T r in i ty


-The ugly sisters .will be played by tivo former


from. 7 to 9 \p.m. in Trinity Schoolroom. Re­


producers• o f a f f in i ty pantomimes.—J Bo o k i n g s fo'r the panto: open tomorrow


fam ilie s , with there being at least one inst­ ance of three generations of one family in the show.


fir s t leading role in Clitheroe, will play’ the title role and the rest of the line-up is largely made up of various


SUICIDE VERDICT


AT an inquest into the d e a th of a Barrow, woman,' whose body was found in an old mill lodge on New Year’s Eve, East Lancashire coroner, Mr George Graham recorded a verdict of “suicide while the balance of her mind; was disturbed.” , ,


who disappeared from her home in Trafford Gar­ dens, Barrow, in the early hours of Wednesday, died from the shock of hitting the freezing water.


Mrs Carol Lambert,


her husband Malcolm. The coroner , said that


Her body was found by


Mrs Lambert,, .who had had psychiatric treatment, had previously threatened to take her life.


Widening scheme


A- CHANNEL in Wad-' dington is to be widened in an attempt to stop flooding in the Katy Lane area.


with .County Divisional Surveyor Mr Richard Wordsworth, it' was de­ cided to widen the chan­


Following a meeting


flooding has taken place? at, the Edisford Road junction, of- the . lane, at least T2 times."


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was the Trinity playersi- choice for their annual production about H years ago, and producer Mr Michael Britcliffe is busy putting the cast through their paces in a bid to make it a bigger and better show than ever before. Jean Avery, in her


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- pictured in rehearsal in the church hall.


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