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THE Clitheroe branch of the Save the Children Fund is hoping to raise a record sum when it holds its annual coffee morning in Clitheroe Mayor’s Par­ lour on Saturday.


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by drought. As well as the emergen­


cy there, clinics around the world are treating children suffering from malnutrition and teaching the local people to con­ tinue the care themselves.


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LOCAL voluntary organ­ isations have been urged to nominate representa­ tives for places on a joint consultative committee which advises on the fi­ nance of community care projects in the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Authority areas.


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McGeorge was married to NHS statistician Miss Be­ verly Halstead at St Helen’s Church, VVad-


T ea ch e r Mr Neil


dington. The bridegroom is the


voungest son of Mr and Mrs K. McGeorge, of Seaton Carew, near Hart­ lepool, and the bride is the only daughter of Mi­ ami Mrs B. Halstead, of Shireburn Caravan Park,


Clitheroe. The bride, who was


given away by her father, wore a full-length gown of ivory moire taffeta with a square neckline. It fea­ tured elbow-length full sleeves and a fingertip circular veil with a head­ dress of ivory and lemon silk flowers. She carried a silk bouquet of ivory roses and bridal lilies with lemon and pale blue flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss


TWENTY-THREE years of crimping and curling, cutting and colouring at Calderstones Hospital, Whalley, ended last week for h a i rd re s s e r Mrs Marion Harrison.


tended by colleagues, former staff and residents marked Mrs Harrison’s retirement, at which she received numerous cards


A farewell party at­


Harrison and Florrie Hazell, who has been at Calderstones for 60 years.


Terrace, Mitton Road, Whalley, was the hospi­ tal’s first hairdresser.


Mrs Harrison, of Bridge


and good wishes. Among the gifts was a


Harrison comes from a family of hairdressers and trained with her father, who had a business in Bridge Road in the


Born in Chatburn, Mrs


village. She left the area on her


bouquet, seen in our pic­ ture being held by Mrs


marriage, but returned when her husband, Jack,


Clitheroe welcome for Yorkshire


gramophone fans


CLITHEROE and District Gramophone Socie­ ty hosted the autumn meeting of the Yorkshire Regional group of the National Federation ot Gramophone Societies.


For some years the Clitheroe Society has


been affiliated to the Yorkshire group and has taken part in its ac­ tivities.


privilege for the Clitheroe society to act as host to the 70 representatives from as far afield as Hors- fo r th , Brad fo rd , Wakefield, Huddersfield


So it was a grea t


and Sheffield. The proceedings were


Music Club. Mr George Edon, chair


opened by Mr Stewart Ball, chairman of the Yorkshire group and also of the Sheffield Recorded


man of the Clitheroe soci­ ety, added his welcome, and proceeded with the first recital, entitled “The BBC TV Young Musician of the Year competition in retrospect.” He invited the audience to listen to some of. the music played at the concert final and to consider some of the opin­ ions, many of them con­ troversial, which ap­ peared in the press at the time of the competition. Miss Joyce Ridsdale, in


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a programme entitled “Herbert Howells, a West Country miniaturist,” de­ m o n s tra te d h e r en thusiasm for this much loved English composer who died last year at the age of 91. The music in eluded a number of How ell’s shorter works and a complete performance of his one large-scale choral work “Hymnus Paradisi.” After, a buffet tea, Mr


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became deputy clerk of works at Calderstones. Since his death she has devoted much of her life to her work.


two other hairdressers at the hospital come into contact with all the female residents and consequent ly she had made a lot of friends in her work. “I have enjoyed it very


Mrs Harrison and the


much," she said. “It has been very rewarding and no two days are ever the


same.” She will still be keeping


in contact with the hospi­ tal through her member­ ship of Standfast WI and now the retirement club. Mrs Harrison is also


connected with Whalley Parish Church and enjoys


sewing. She has a daughter,


Christine, who lives in South Africa and Mrs Harrison has been six times to visit her family, which includes two grand children.


nated items for a raffle and there will be a wide range of women’s magazines and publica­ tions covering pony riding, cars and photogra­ phy for sale. Food and


Local firms have do­


Marion's perming days are over 'AjsSS


BASKETS of fruit and vegetables lined the hall at Brookside County P r im a ry School on Friday to set the mood for the pupils’ harvest festival celebration.


class, ju n io r teacher Miss Melanie Starkie na­ rrated the story of how God created the harvest. The children sang har­ vest hymns to the ac­ companiment of a recor­ der group and top junior teacher Mrs Nancy Mor­ timer at the piano.


With the help of her


to welcome retired read­ ing and language ser­ vices teacher Mrs Barba- a Price, who was based


The school was pleased


at Brookside. She told pupils that


harvest is a special time when people should be grateful for the food and commodities provided.


tions, a group of Asian children from Black­ burn’s Roe Lee Primary S ch o o l , 1 ed by Mr Mohammad Ali, of the Minority Ethnic Group Support Service, per­ formed a traditional Punjabi harvest dance.


During the celebra­


Mr David Lowe thanked th e c h i ld re n and teachers for their efforts and the parents for at­ tending.


Brookside headmaster


ables were distributed to local senior citizens.


The fruit and veget­


pictured with pupils and some of the visiting dancers.


Mrs Price (centre) is


Parachute pair are thwarted by wind


A CHARITY parachute jump planned by two Clitheroe women had to be cancelled at the weekend because of high winds.


P a t Greenwood and Nichola Parkinson, who have raised more than £1,000 in sponsorship for the British Diabetics As­ sociation, are hoping for good w e a th e r th is weekend when they reat­ tempt the jump at Black­ pool Airport.


But the intrepid pair,


flying suits and borrowed helmets, Pat and Nichola practised for six bruising hours on Saturday morn­ ing before being told that conditions were too dangerous.


Fully kitted out in


the following day when the wind dropped, but un­ fortunately it was still in excess of the safety margin of 10 knots.


Their hopes were raised


sed that conditions on Saturday remain calm, for with the onset of winter this could be their last chance this year.


So now it’s fingers cros­ kbAkfif' Asian dancers at school’s harvest •v ? n F j ;


Poppy appeal needs YOU!


THE a n n u a l Poppy Appeal is coming round and Clitheroe organiser Mrs Ethel Penny (65), of Hayhurst Street, is cal­ ling on local people to lend their support.


year, there are fewer war veterans, but the debt every generation owes to them will never d im in ish ,” said Mrs Penny, who has been Clitheroe organiser for 20 years.


“With each passing


house-to-house and other collections and anyone who can spare a few hours should contact her at Clitheroe 22623.


She needs help with


teresting range of first day postal covers which the Royal British Legion has organised with the Post Office. One of these commemorates the D- Day landings of June 6th and all of them can be ordered from Mrs Penny.


Mrs Penny has an in­


popular and of course all the money raised goes tow a rd s th e appeal fund,” she said.


“ These are always


trays will also be avail­ able from the former Discount Store in Castle- gate, from November 1st.


Collection boxes and


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whisky A MAN who stole a bottle of whisky from a friend, was fined £120 at Clitheroe Magistrates’


Court. Andrew John Helm


(23), of Garnett Road, Clitheroe, was also or­ dered to pay £25 costs and £7 restitution.


secuting, said that Helm and his friend had been drinking together.


Mr Peter Tidey, pro­


Low Moor, and Nichola, of Ribblesdale View, Chatburn, who both work at Booth's supermarket, are anxious the jump goes ahead so they can satisfy their many sponsors.


Pat, of Kirk Avenue,


house late in the after­ noon but returned the same evening and, on .finding the house unoc­ cupied and unlocked, took the bottle.


Helm left his friend’s


went to his friend's to borrow money. He was drunk and did not realise what he had done until the next morning when he saw the empty bottle.


In court Helm said he


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Ronald Kay, secretary of the Clitheroe society, led a tour round a “musical aviary” which included “The cuckoo and the nightingale (Handel’s organ concerto), “The ugly duckling” (Pro­ kofiev’s dramatic soprano scena) and other birds in musical circumstances, concluding with Respighi’s orchestral suite “The


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