Clitheroe,22324 E d i to r ia l ) . ,22323 (A d v e r t is in g ).-B u rn ley.2233JJClassified) 8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,-April 1st, 1982 Confirmation time at Parish Church Schools‘ want _ A
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PASSION MUSIC
A SERVICE of Passion music at Clitheroe Parish
Church on Sunday was conducted by Canon J. C. Hudson and lessons were read by Miss K. Glisbey, Dr W. D. Oliver and Mr D. Smith. Mrs Linda Carrington
accompanied throughout and Mr Myers conducted the' choir in anthems by Bach, Charles Wood, Ar- cadelt and Handel. In three sections from
the St Luke’s Passion, by J. S. Bach, the soloists were Mr J. Moor, Mr J. P a rk e r and Mr T. Wignall. It was the first time the
organ has been heard in an extended role as an accompanying instrument and proved the success of the new lay-out.
THERE was'something of an international flavour to the Clithei;oe Mayor’s three “at home” evenings held on successive nights last week. For among the total of
more than 500 people who went along were visitors to the area from as far away as Zimbabwe and Australia. For the most part, how
ever, those invited to the ‘at homes” were rep
resentatives of organisa tions and individuals who have helped out and raised funds during the
Mayor’s term of office. Coun. Ainsworth said the evenings were a mar
vellous success. “It is the first time that
we have ever had to. stretch the “ at homp” over three successive nights, but we had to this year because of the num bers involved,” he said. -
W h a l le y ch o irs jo in in g fo rc e s
THE choirs of two Whalley churches are join ing forces for a performance of Stainer’s “Crucifixion” to raise money for the Ribble Valley Hospice Appeal.
Singers from Whalley
Parish Church and the vil lage’s Methodist Church
Question time
C L IT H E R O E Y F C ’ s latest meeting took the form of an “Any Ques tions?” session at Ribbles- dale School. A guest panel, which
included Mrs Mary Kay, Mrs Susan Whitwell, Mr Les Simpson and Mr Robin Addyman, ans wered a variety of ques tions. A vote of thanks was
proposed by Peter Fox. Results of the Bowland
region public speaking competition at Pendleton
were: Juniors — Clitheroe B ' (78), Clitheroe A (77), Bolton-by-Bowland A (74). Seniors — Bolton- b y-B ow lan d A (7 7 ), Clitheroe A (75), Bolton- b y -B ow lan d B (7 5 ), Clitheroe B (72). Two Clitheroe mem
bers, Sarah Wilson and Kate Washbrook and Sarah Walters (Bolton-by- Bowland), are to repre sent the Bowland region in a Lancashire junior public speaking contest.
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will stage the oratorio at the Parish Church on Wednesday, at 7-30 p.m. Admission is free, but
there will be a collection for the hospice fund. Soloists will be Stephen
Simpson (baritone), of D a rw en , and David Norris (tenor), of Accring ton. Organist will be Donald Hartley, of the Parish Church, and Parish Church curate the Rev. George Parker will con duct the performance.
Methodist Church or
ganiser Norman Yates, who first suggested the idea, will sing in the choir.
“ T h e re have been
united services before, but it is the first time that .the two choirs have joined forces,” he said.
“We thought it would be a good idea to have a
collection for the hospice fund and hope the event will be a success.”
Chimney fire
C L ITH E RO E firemen were called to put out a chimney fire at Moreton House Farm, Stonyhurst, on Thursday morning.
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“ The Mayoral regalia
and oth^r artefacts from the town’s history were on show and a large number of the people who came along were seeing them for the first time. “Many of them were
virtually newcomers to the town and we. were particularly delighted to greet the visitors to our shores from Australia and Zimbabwe.” Coun. Ainsworth thank
ed everyone who helped to make the evenings a success and particularly the Mayoress’s commit tee. “They worked tre mendously hard,” he! said.
Coun. A in sw o r th
(centre) is pictured hold ing Clitheroe’s first char ter, dating from 1147, as . a group of visitors to one of the “at home” evenings admire some of the other artefacts. ,
Chess Club
CLITHEROE Chess Club’s A team finished the 1981-2 season on a winning note ^with a vic tory over blackburn A by either four boards to two or
•four-and-a-half boards • to ■ one- and-a-half. The reason for the uncertain
ty in the result is that there is one game — board three — to be adjudicated in* which Black burn are claiming a draw and Clitheroe a win. Brian Carr is in a strong
position with an extra pawn after 46 moves.' His opponent requested adjudication, as is al lowed, after three hours’ play. Wins were recorded-' by
Andrew Cooper (board one), Derek Northage (board two) and Eric Mansfield (board five). New member John Trap- pes-Lomax lost on board four and Stephen Robinson drew on board six. The A team has played. 12
games, winning four, drawing one and losing seven. The -team finished fifth out of seven, four
points clear of the bottom two teams.
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M O N E Y spent on providing milk for primary school children in the Ribble V alley might well he b etter spent on extra , equipment for the schools, it has been claimed.
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Ribble Valley District, Liaison Committee for E d u ca t ion , p r im a ry schools’ representative Mrs N. Mortimer said a :
showed that only two of the 35 schools in the dis trict would opt to have
At a meeting of the milk i f given the choice. In th is time: o f
economic stringency, wouldn’t it be far ' better to spend the. money on equipment for.' the • prim-
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survey she had conducted ~ ary, schools?” she asked. Coun.' Mrs’. Sheila Maw
said milk was not-needed in primary schools in niral areas such as the Ribble Valley:
“ In the more densely '
populated areas, it pro vides necessary nourish ment which the children might not otherwise be getting,” she said. “But in a farming com
munity such as this, there is 'no real need for the
milk.” Members decided to ask
for a termly report on the amount, of milk, being taken in local schools, with a view to the money being’ spent on school .equipment if such a, move, is. found to be feasible.
Charges pegged
USERS of sport and re creational facilities in the Ribble Valley . will be pleased to hear that the council has decided to peg all charges during the new financial year. This applies to the pool,
Clitheroe Castle' museum and grounds, Clitheroe Civic Hall, fishing permits
and sports pitches. The
c ou n c i l ’ s
Recreation and Leisure- Committee ;will shortly be bringing-more good-news to the area’ s ' leisure groups — deciding how to distribute £15,000 in grant aid, for which 24 organisa tions have applied.
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