8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 19th, 1984
St George’s Day
parade THERE was a colourful display at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Sunday afternoon, when standards were presented by Clitheroe and District Scouts and Cub Scouts and St Paul’s Guides and Brownies for the annual St George’s Day service. It was conducted by the
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Church gathered for an Easter bonnet parade. There was the best response ever in the third year of the competition and
judge Mrs Jean Walmsley, of Billington, -had a difficult task choosing the winners. In first place came Mrs C. Wallbank and second was Mrs B. Eastham. Winners of a decorated egg contest were Mrs G. Whittam and Mrs Kathleen Law and special prizes were awarded to the only children who entered, Joanne
which began with a sing-song led by organist Mr John Hartley, ended with a buffet supper served by the social committee. A profit of £23.13 was made.
Yates and Claire Isherwood. Claire presented a spray of flowers to Mrs Walmsley and the social evening,
Followed fortunes
of FC
A LIFELONG supporter of Clitheroe Football Club, Mr Douglas Kay, died on Friday. He was 64, and lived in Henthorn Road, Clitheroe.
A popular figure at
Shawbridge, he never held any office a t . the club, but had closely fol lowed its fortunes since childhood.
Mr Kay worked for
nearly 30 years as a. machine cleaner at the Stonebridge textile mill in Chatburn now run by Smith and Nephew, until ill-health forced him to retire in 1980. He leaves a ’wife and son.
St J am e s ’s Church, Clitheroe, yesterday, fol lowed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery.
A service took place at
“ON your bikes, get set, go!" shouts Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Ted Boden at the staid of Clitheroe and District Mentally Handicapped Associa tion’s' second annual charity bike ride.
-. tlmsiasts took pari, cover ing a distance of 26 miles, stalling in, Clitheroe and
Ninety-five cycling en-
finishing at the Sun Inn, Waddington. There, all the leg-weary cyclists were met by the
Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs John Cowgill. Coun. Cowgill pre
sented the association with a £25 cheque from his welfare fund. Mine hosts Stephen and Christ- .
ine Cox provided all the participants with soup and sandwiches. The association hopes
to better last year’s total, when £1,800 ivas made for the men ta l l y h a n d icapped.
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Vicar, the Rev. Brian Stevenson. He welcomed the Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Cpun. and Mrs H. E. Boden; the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs J. Cowgill; and MP Mr .David Wad dington and i Mrs Wad dington. ■ Other guests were county p r e s id en t of Scouts, Mr H. Burrows, district president Mr S. Westhead, district chair man Mr McLeod and Mrs McLeod and district com missioner Mr P.. M. Car penter and Mrs Car penter. Sgt John Spencer, of
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the Lancashire Constabul ary’s Clitheroe Division, took the salute for the parade. Visiting clergy were Fr
J. Wareing, of SS Michael and J ohn’s Church, Clitheroe, and Canon J. R. Smith, Rector of Bury, who preached. The collection was do nated to the NSPCC.
Lectures at Leeds
CLITHEROE Parish. ChurcK organis t Mr Charles Myers, who grew up in Worcester, talked about the town and the way it has changed over the years as a background to a lecture recital in Leeds on Monday evening. He'was speaking on
“the keyboard works of Sir Edward Elgar” to the Yorkshire branch of the Elgar Society. The recital included a number of Elgar’s works, including the Sonatina in G.
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the imaginative ideas pupils of Waddington and West Bradford CE Schools came up with for an Easter-egg painting competition.
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