Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, December 23rd, 1982 9 Edisford pupils raise a big laugh ■& ■&. % & is?- ief. *?■ v - . a


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THERE was a nativity play with a difference at Brookside County Prim­ ary School — complete ivith Bruno the dancing bear! For the ptipils per­


formed “Baboushka", a Russian play for Christ­ mas about an old lady’s search fo r the Christ child. Bruno’s antics amused the audience of more than


were served with refresh­ ments and invited to look at the seasonal decora­ tions in the classrooms.


100 who packed the school hall for the production. Afterwards, the visitors


AMONG the guests at Clitheroe’s Edisford County Primary School, to see the pupils’ latest offering, “Alice in Wonder­ land”, was the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg.


hour-long perform­ ance by the cast of 30, all the guests, includ­ ing parents, friends


By the end of the*


and relatives, must have had to wipe tears of laughter from their eyes.


pupils gave was writ­ ten in a musical- comedy style.


The version the


tion was deputy head- Mrs Mary Hallewell who was assisted by another teacher, Mrs Angela Wignall.


Behind the produc­ l^ D E A M S ^ l


musical, which took five weeks of rehears­ ing through school breaks and lun­ chtimes, were a furth­ er 40 children in a choir and orchestra, conducted by Mrs Penelope Thompson.


Also involved in the


comedy the school has done and headmaster Mr David Thomas de­ scribed it as the best production he . had ever seen.


“Alice” is the first


telling jokes, and that in itself is a difficult thing to do successful­ ly,” he said.


“The children were Chemists’ rota


THE Abbey Senior Citi­ zens, Whailey, were in festive mood ■ at their annual Christmas party.


Supper was provided by


The Buttery, in the vil­ lage, and there was enter­


tainment by Calderstones Amateur Dramatic Socie­ ty members. The event,


organised by retiring sec­ retary Mrs Lena Hoyle, was brought to a close with carol singing.


Among the guests were


Whailey Methodist Minis­ ter the Rev. Graham Vic­ kers (extreme left), and the Vicar, the Rev. Michael Ackroyd.


TODAY and tomorrow7 Derrick Green, Railway View, Clitheroe, will be open from 5-30 to 6-30


p.m. Christmas Selles, Church


Sunday: Street,


noon to 1 p.m. Boxing Day: Boots, Castle Street, noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, December 28th: Derrick Green, noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday to Friday: Selles, 5-30 to 6-30 p.m.


IF you ask any of the nursery pupils of Sabden County Primary School “What is Christmas?”, they should be able to tell you quite easily. For under the guidance of n u rse ry leaders Mrs Eileen Holden' and Mrs Hilda Rawcliffe, the play­


mates told the story of Christmas to their -pa­ rents. The show, staged in St Nicholas’s Church Hall, took the toddlers about two weeks to re­ hearse. Nursery leaders Mrs Holden (left) and Mrs Rawcliffe are pictured with the children.


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