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Devoted life to dancing


to dancing died on Christmas Dav. Mrs Mary Wilkinson, -—


young girls through her school of dancing.


known throughout the area as Mary Waddington, taught many hundreds of


eroe, she ran the school from her home in Wad­ dington Hoad for more than 30 years.


Born and bred in Clith­


garet Sandham with whom she retained close contact, and also at schools in Bradford, Manchester and London. Her first profes­ sional appearance was in the 1930s as a girl dancer in a p an tom im e in Nottingham.


She trained with Mar­


renowned for her choreog­ raphy work.


Mrs Wilkinson was also


raphy for the town’s Ama­ teur Operatic and Dra­ matic Society in the 1940s, in the days when the opera was held in the old King Lane Hall, and retained strong links through the years with its successor, the C li th e ro e P a rish Church Operatic Society.


She undertook choreog­


ing on the forthcoming production of “ South Pacific.”


In one of the shows, she stepped in at the last


IT’S curtain up soon on Clitheroe’s panto season. Bookings open on Satur­


staged on January 22nd, 23rd, 28th, 29th and 30th a t 7-15 p.m., wi t h


day for Trinity’s 24th a n nu al p a n tomim e "Mother Goose.” The panto is being


She was currently work­ A CLITHEROE woman who devoted her life


Village news Chatburri


Tableau A family carol service at Christ Church, Chatbum,


included many traditional carols and a Nativity tab­ leau by the children of the Sunday school. The Rev. W. F. Jenkins


read the lesson and the vicar, the Rev. Walter


Drain, spoke to the chil­ dren on the theme of gifts. In the afternoon, a tra­


ditional service of nine les­ sons and carols took place


role when the principal dancer fell ill. Mrs Wilkinson also


moment to take a leading


raised many thousands of pounds for charity by staging shows for her own pupils. Among those bene­ fiting — and there were many — were the National Library for the Handi­ capped Child, which was one of her favourites, the Che shi r e Homes , St Denys, in Clitheroe, and the parish church. One of her last fund­


husband, Eric, and sons John and Andrew.


“ Tr i p- a - t a l e ” raised £ 1,200. Mrs Wilkinson leaves a


raising efforts was for the Scanner Appeal, when her


be held at Clitheroe Parish Church today, followed by cremation at Accrington.


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from 10 a.m. to noon at Trinity on Saturday or 3- 30 to 5-30 p.m. Monday to F riday. Advance and party bookings can be made through Mr Brit- cliffe (Clitheroe 24328).


The funeral service is to


and re ad e r s included representatives of church organisations. Special items by the


choir were "And God created Man” and "How


vicar and organist was Mrs Dorothy Brewer.


A sweet thought for Ashleigh


Mr Harry Neumark, of Coronation Terrace, Langho, made the tasty treat for the


chocolate house covered with sweets. Her grandfather, year for his own children Susan. Peter and


three-year-old. The Hansel and Gretel


LITTLE Ashleigh Neumark’s eyes lit up with delight this Christmas . . . when she received the surprise gift of this


candy house is a tradition in Germany, where Mr Neumark was born. He used to make a house each


for his first grandchild, Rebecca, and this year once again created the work of art for Ashleigh, who lives in Blackburn. To make the house, Mr Neumark made a frame


frey, but as they grew older, he stopped. He revived the custom


Geof­


out of cardboard, covered it with paper, then poured on chocolate and pressed in the sweets. He put the house together when it was dry. The house is very much


a Christmas tradition and Mr Neumark is consid­ ering making one for char­ ity, next year, if someone will sponsor him.


by Ian Porter and read­ ings were given by Naomi Kennedy and Howard Jackson. Carols were sung and


service at Chatburn Meth­ odist Church was con­ ducted by the Rev. Gor­ don Simmons. Advent candles were lit


Novelty The Christmas morning


Church sang carols for the sick and elderly in the vil­ lage and also visi ted


will be donated to the Junior Missionary Associa­ tion of the Methodist Church and the Tear Fund.


Greenside Nursing Home and Manor House home for the elderly. The collection of £115


Hurst Green


zens enjoyed a Christmas dinner and party in the Memorial Hall. A musical interlude was


far is it to Bethlehem?”. The service was led by the


Interlude Hurst Green senior citi­


given by St John’s sing- ers; and a selection of


congr ega t i on at


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 31st, lt)S7 11 . I®, \V '


Christmas Eve service when they performed their version of the nativity play. The youngsters, in cos­


the


almost full church. The service, conducted


tumes made by thei r mothers, performed to an


by Mrs Yates, the Diocesan Children’s Adviser, also included the blessing of the crib. There were carols and


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Chr i s tmas music was played by Slaidbum Silver Band. The Rev. Brian Cave thanked those who provided suppe r and helped to organise the event and special thanks went to Mrs Ann Holden, who has cooked the meal for many years.


young people in the con­ gregation each received a chocolate novelty from the Christmas tree. Mr Clifford Johnson was


the organist. A retiring collection was taken for Methodist Homes for the Aged.


to Christmas, members of Ch a t b u r n Me t hodi s t


Collection On two evenings prior


An extra helping of cheer


A CLITHEROE family has staged an extra help­ ing.of Christmas cheer for a kidney patients’ charity. It came in the shape of a


Christmas cake raffle for Mrs Hazel Gudgeon, of Tower Hill, and her two daughters, Mrs Margaret Backhouse and Mrs Ann Gawthorpe. During one day of sell­


Joseph’s School, Hurst Green, spent a happy afternoon at their Christ­ mas party, wi th video entertainment, games and a visit from Father Christ­ mas. The entertainments committee was thanked for all its hard work.


Hard work Childr en f r om St


Green, played host to members’ children at the Christmas party. There was disco dancing, games and a magician. Father Christmas was on hand to give out presents and the ev e n t wa s g re a t l y enjoyed.


Magician St Peter’s Club, Hurst


Pendleton


by Mrs Marlene Hind, of J u b i l e e T e r r a c e , Clitheroe.


cessful year of fund-raising by the family for the asso­ ciation. Mrs Gudgeon, mother of a kidney patient who needs regular dialysis treatment, sets herself a £1,000 target annually and had already raised that amount before the Christ­ mas raffle. The cake was provided


ing raffle tickets among friends and acquaintances, the family raised £45 for th e Br i ti sh Ki dney Patients’ Association. I t rounded off a suc­


No festive spirit


among thieves


THERE were a few surprises in store for local ambulancemen when they arrived at the Henthorn factory of Trulex Ltd. French maids and St Trillion's schoolgirls were there to meet them and hand


over a cheque for £112 for the Heart Start Appeal. The presentation took place during the Christmas celebrations. Pictured


(centre) is ambulanceman Mr Bernard Adams with a group of the workers.


LIGHT-fingered thieves snatched bulbs from a Christmas tree outside a house in Downham Road, Ch a t b u r n , ove r the holidays. Owner Mr Jeff Robbins


said: “May I wish the cheeky thieves a happy New Year. I do not think the lights can be of much use now Christmas is over, but they brought a lot of enjoyment to many people.” Mr Ro bb in s wi l l


service of lessons and ca ro ls a t All Sa i nt s ’ Church, Pendleton, raised more than £140 for Chris­ tian Aid. In past years, Christian Aid has bene­ fited from the proceeds of carol singing round the vil­ lage, but this year the ser­ vice was arranged instead.


£140 raised The collection at the


at. All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, enchanted the


Nativity play Sunday school scholars


readings in the church, which had been festively decorated by ladies of the parish, and Mrs Yates told the story of Baboushka. Organist was Miss Edna Bannister. Later there was a mid­ night service with the first


communion of Christmas. It was conducted by the


Rev. David Heap, curate of St James’s Church, Clitheroe. Organist was Mr Eric Birtwell. The Chr i s tmas Day


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Jacob’s join St Leonard’s Church,


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Langho, held a Pram Club party and Jacob’s join tea. The Rev. Quentin Wil­


of St Ambrose’s Church, Grindleton, visited River­ side Home for the Elderly, Sawley, to sing carols for the residents. Fr Trevor Vaughan conducted a short service and Mr John Pye played the organ. Afterwards the choir


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