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THE membership of Whalley Community Twinning Association has more than- doubled in the last 12 months. At the annual meeting, held at the Three Fishes Hotel, Mitton, chairman Mr


Eric Ronnan said he hoped to see a further increase in 1987. It is hoped that formal twinning will take place in Vihiers next August


and in Whalley during 1988. Membership now stands at 90 adults and children and seven groups. Mr Ronnan felt the year had been highly successful and he hoped that all


on December 13th and a jumble sale on January 10th. Elected at the meeting were: Chairman, Mr E. Ronnan; secretary, Mr F. W.


Pope; treasurer, Mr A. F. Scholfield. • Committee: Mr A. Bettess, Mr P. Cotton, Mr L. G. Gollop, Mrs G. Pope, Mrs D. Sharpe and Mr J. Smith.


Oakhill College, Whalley, on the recent visit of pupils to Vihiers. Future events include the Christmas party to be held in Whalley Adult Centre


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and Vihiers. An interesting report was presented by Mr M. Farrell and Mrs S. Flynn, of


members would try to further the aims of the association, in particular helping to promote friendship and develop understanding between the people of Whalley


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MOTHERS and fathers of Pendle Playgroup took time off on Friday to enjoy a fun night, which raised £116 towards the cost of Christmas presents and party for the children. Eighty people were


entertained by the Rack and Ruin comedy duo and there was a disco and


games. Supervisor Liz Trotter


said: “We were over­ w h e lm e d w i th th e


response.” Another try


for bypass telephone


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil is to press for the installation of at least one emergency telephone on


the A59. Following recent acci­


dents on the notorious stretch of road — which occurred despite increased police activity — the Par­ ish Councils’ Liaison Com­ mittee has decided to make a renewed approach to the Department of Transport.


(Wilpshire) said that if the department did install a phone, it should be placed on the most dangerous stretch, which he felt was between the Bramley Meade and Petre Arms roundabouts.


Coun. Chris Holtoin


thank the police for their diligence in watching the road and hoped they would continue.


The committee voted to


Elderly man is attacked and robbed


AN elderly man from a bungalow in Clitheroe was forced to the floor and robbed in his own kitchen by two young men, probably teenagers.


on Thursday, the man ans­ wered a knock at his front door and was confronted by two teenagers who asked for water to fill their car radiator. When he turned to walk


Shortly after midnight


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back into the house, the man was overpowered from behind, forced to the ground and searched. The robbers took £200


cash, a bottle of whisky, cigarettes and a lighter, a light brown leather wallet, radio cassette recorder


at school OAKHILL College, Whal­ ley, has enjoyed a suc­ cessful year, with good exam performances and improvements to the school’s facilities.


and a diamond tie-pin, worth a total of £644. A description of the pos­


sible offenders was given by a witness. The first was 5ft. 2in., slightly built, with fair hair, aged about 15. He wore a grey quilted-type anorak and Walked in a slouched manner. The second, aged about


annual speech day, head­ master Mr Michael Far­ rell said that exam results were comparable with the fine record of previous years.


Speaking at the fourth


eight O-level subjects en­ tered was more than 69 per cent, while in the 16- plus exams it was higher than the Examination Board’s overall pass rate.


The pass rate in the


16, was 5ft. 5in., slightly built, with dark, crew-cut hair. He wore a dark suit with a white or cream shirt and a tie. Clitheroe police are


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Gathering to mark historic occasion


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of an incumbents board listing all the clergy who have served in the parish a special service is to take place, attended by rcla tives of deceased clergy and former clergy. The service will be


very anxious to hear from anyone with any informa­ tion about the robbery.


magnanimous gesture of one of the parents in pro­ viding a large portable office building, which had been a handsome addition to the school's facilities.


Mr Farrell spoke of the - i


was the redecorating of the main building by the Oakhill Association. Mr Farrell reported that work was underway on completing the new hall, placing a false roof on the technical drawing room and constructing a shower block. ___________


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Saturday ski-ing for the disabled


SPECIAL ski sessions for the disabled have had a disappointing response in the Ribble Valley.


taken by Canon Eric Mur- gatroyd, vicar from 1951 56, who has recently retired from a Bradford parish. Many of the widows of


former clergy hope to attend and representing the earliest period, 1855 will be the great-grandson of the minister at the time. ___________


On fire


A FIRE caused slight damage to a quantity of bed clothing at Calder- s to n e s Hospita l la s t Thursday.


slope and facilities are open to the disabled on one Saturday morning each month when special instniction is available.


The Pendle Ski Club


mend anyone wishing to attend sessions to seek advice from their doctor first, but at the other slopes in the North West people with a varied range of disabilities have been introduced to the sport.


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8. (S) French kissin’ in the USA”—Debbie Harry. 9. (13) “If Isay yes"—Five Star.


10. (17) “Sweet love" — Anita Baker. 11. (5) “Breakout" — Swing out sister. 12. (6) “Showing out” — Mel and Kim. 13. (-) "All fall down" — Ultravox. 14. (-) “Rain" — Oran’Juice Jones. 15. (-) “Miracle of love" — Eurythmics. 16. (-) "The night" — Communards. 17. (-) “War" — Bruce Springsteen. 18. (-) “I’ve been in love before” — Cutting Crew.


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