Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 24th, 19S3 15 Clitkeroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising).. Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Ladies Spring Fashions


SUITS, DRESS and JACKETS and SHOWER­ PROOFS, MIX 'N' MATCH JACKETS and SKIRTS, by JULIUS


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Police radio


Langho youngsters’ proud day


station on fell


A PROPOSAL to site a new police radio station at Wadclington Fell, at a cost of over £150,000 has been given the go-ahead by Lancashire County Coun­ cil’s Police Committee. At present part of East


Lancashire is served from | a station near Hellifield. But when there is a I change to new frequencies in 1989 this will be inade­ quate. Also, because of distance, the Hellifield station is expensive to service, has insufficient accommodation and, from June, North Yorkshire County Council is increas­ ing the site rent from £300 to £2,500 a year. The operation at Wad-


Park at the Door ,


dington will cost £107,000 for building works and £65,000 for an aerial mast. The Regional Health


Authority, Fire Brigade and other bodies are also interested in using the new station and paying [ towards the cost.


Help for patients


PATIENTS from the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley district Health Authority area could benefit from a build­ ing nearing completion at Park Lee Hospital, Black­ burn.The building, a central aids store, will stock vari­ ous types of equipment, including walking ap­ pliances and special, beds to help all types of patient. The scheme, costing


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?A\ TROUSERS Pintuck Waist, etc., Fashion Colours


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gT LEONARD’S Church, Langho, was packed to capacity on Sunday when 28 young parishioners — nine of them members of the church choir—were


confirmed. The eight girls and a


boy make up three-quar­


ters of the choir. The vicar, Rev. Paul Warren thinks this is the


first time that so many from the church choir have been confirmed at


once.Sundav moraine’s ser­ vice was taken by the


Bishop of Burnley, the Rt Rev. Richard Watson, as­ sisted by Mr Warren and attended by more than


Irish night at Sabden


about £20,000, which in­ cludes the provision of a vehicle, has1 been ap­ proved by the Lancashire County Council’s Social Services Committee. It is being financed jointly with the National Health Service.


THIS ISSUE TAKEN BY OUR


PHOTOGRAPHS IN PRINTS OF PHOTOGRAPHERS


ARE AVAILABLE TO ORDER.


: „x a . , - i l l mm organised by St Mary s i arc raised for PTA funds.


Evening of fashion and beauty M f ls l i


church Hall, the evening was rounded


eluded twins Annabel and Victoria Ibbotson(ll) and P e te r and Catherine


330 people. Those confirmed in-


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Ashton, Andrew Board- man, Robe r t Cook, Sander Douglas, Simon Dougl as , Lee Har t , Richard Paley, Darren Wareing, Carol Arnold, Joanne Ashton, Charlotte Ayrton, Suzanne Board- man, Joanne Fol ey, Nicola Gale, Debbie Hart, Michelle Ireland, Sharon Ireland. Kirsty Lamonby, Hel en Lloyd, Donna Parker, Gillian Staziker, Jill Walmsley, Alison Wareing and Joanne Wil­


Chadwick (12). The others were: Paul


kinson. Assisting at the service


were lay readers Mr Clif­ ford Holt and Mr Don Smith; organist was Mr Jim Slater. St Leonard’s Mothers’ Union served re­ freshments.


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Organist shows superb aplomb


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ONE of the world’s top naston, was the soloist presented by Clitheroe


Society. He Was introduced by


Mr D. R. Carrington and devoted the first half of his programme to three arrangements by the late W. T. Best, in his day probably the..greatest of concert organists. . Mr . Kynaston opened with the exciting overture


organists, Nicolas Ky- in Saturday’s concert Parish Church Organ


Chaconne in D Minor for solo violin by J. S. Bach. Bach’s, original taxes the violinist to the full and Best’s arrangement is no less difficult for the or­ ganist, but Mr Kynaston managed with superb


to “Saul” by Handel, con­ t inued with the War


March of the Priests from “Atholie”’ (Mendelssohn) ' and ended wi t h the


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MEMBERS - of Clitheroe YFC had a talk on India; given by Mr C. Norman. He was thanked by David


Cowgill and Marie Fox. Iii the semi-finals of the


50-47.


side fared better, defeat­ ing Vale of Lune 55-35, and now meets Chipping B in tlje County final at ■Myerscough.


The Clitheroe A junior ■


YFC inter-club quiz com­ petition,- Clithero’e A seniors lost-to Bilsborrow


WHAT’S the .connec­ tion between Easter eggs, clothes and a p roposed sp o r ts


centre? The answer is an


Easter evening of fash­ ion and beauty held by, C lith e ro e Ladies Circle to raise money for the Roefield Barn recreation and leisure


appeal. Visitors to the event


aplomb. The second half con­


sisted’ of the first two movements of Widor’s Symphony No. V — the first full of dramatic changes of style and the second a more lyrical movement. The French feeling was


at SS-Michael and John’s Social Centre, had a chance to see, fashions from Out of Doors, Clitheroe, a cle- monstration of a facial and massage by the Lee Carter Health


Studios, a display by Empress Sports and underwear from Top iprawer, Clitheroe.


• Durufle’s Suite, Opus V — a work of fantastic dif­ ficulty, which .was last played in Clitheroe in September 1961 by Fer­ nando Germani.


continued by a superb performance of Louis Vie­ nne’s Naiades, a ‘ most technically; demanding piece which was played in what seemed an effortless performance. The official programme ended with th e Toccata from


naston played the Sicilien- ne from the same suite


As an encore Mr- Ky­ _


•$i Ladies’ Circle mem­ bers decorated ,Easter eggs for sale and al­ together about £100 vvas made for the


appeal. • In our picture, Circle


. tion. from ■ beautician ■ Katie Kinder. Centre, is . the chairman, Mrs


member Mrs Merle Allen' receives' atten-


Susan Haig. ’ .’ >, TELEPHONES:


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