imley 22331 (Classified) sees


e in ssness


a time of joy and cele- > for reflection.


Spirits droop in lost fixture


CHRISTMAS sp ir i t s de f initely drooped at Clitheroe Chess Club when the “A” team lost an away fixture against Blackburn “A” team. This brings its present league position to: played 5, won


0, drawn 1. This week, the club appealed for new members to come along and give the 10 struggling adult mem­ bers a “boost.” Anyone interested can telephone Peter Ryan (Clitheroe 25721). The fixture against


Blackburn started with Clitheroe in hopeful mood when the host team disco­ vered one of its players was unavailable and sub­ stituted a much weaker player, who was quickly beaten by Clitheroe’s Paul Fallon. This left Blackburn’s


strongest player on board two, facing Eric Marshall, who managed to go wrong in the opening stages, los­ ing a piece and rapidly the game. This is Eric’s sixth successive defeat, after playing all last season undefeated. B r ia n Carr fa c ed


ex-Clitheroe player Ber­ nard Shaw on board three and a knife-edge situation ended with Bernard com­ ing out on top. Former Blackburn player Jack Lawson played board four for Clitneroe, but could make no headway against his old team-mates and lost. Peter McQuade, who


played on board 5 for C l i th e r o e , was also beaten, making Black­ burn’s final victory score 4-1.


Antique jug is stolen


SMASH and grab thieves struck at a Clitheroe antique shop last week and took a jug worth about £300.


The th e f t occurred


b e tw e e n 7 p .m . on December 11th and 8 a.m. the following morning.


The piece stolen is a


. 19th century marriage jug, which stands around 40cm high and is hand decorated in green, blue and fawn. It is slightly damaged. Made in 1806, it has the name Pilkington inscribed on it.


Clitheroe police are urg­


ing anyone who saw any­ thing suspicious near the shop on the night of the theft or who comes into possession of such a jug to contact them (23818).


Pendle Club


WINNERS of the weekly bridge session at Clitheroe Pendle Club were Mrs K. Bulcock and Mrs J. Ken­ yon, Mrs P. Adey and Mr G. Horsfield.


ition as tg Day roaches


1 national celebrities — are looking forward to dation. . . for the televi- l be focusing upon them. Not, however, intruding


into their well-earned Christmas break, but turning the Parliamentary clock back 20 years to recall the days when, as an aspiring young MP, he was the losing by-election candidate. A t th e t im e th e


sequence appeared in a programme made by the BBC called “A Year in the Life o f . . . ” The pro­ gramme makers realised it was 20 years since the se r ie s was made and d e c id ed to do some follow-ups. According to Mrs Gillian


Waddington, the flash­ backs have reawakened some memories she would rather forget. The clothes she says, were “quite dreadful” and feature pro­ m in en t ly an o rang e trouser suit which was her pride and-joy at the time, but which now appears in a totally different light! Asked if her husband


was ambitious, at the time she replied:. “If David was offered the job as Pope, he’d want to be God!” The follow-up, she says,


has revealed that not all things begin well and end well. The racehorse fea­ tured is now dead and the oil rig sank. And when filming took place, Ribble Valley’s MP was Chief Whip and not, as now, Home Secretary.


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FRANCES, GRAHAM and FAMILY


) would like to wish all their customers and friends


A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR


FOR DETAILS OF DISPLAY ADVERTISING CONTACT


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Clitheroe 2232b (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Double helping of festive cheer from pupils


Mayor clocks up 275 visits — with more to come


WITH 22 weeks of his term of office still to go, Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. John Cliff has clocked up 275 engagements in just short of 800 hours. At the last council meet­


ing of 1989, Coun. Cliff asked members for names of anyone deserving of a mayoral Christmas visit who had so far been missed. “I will do my best to remedy the situation,” he pledged. Following the second


concert in the Northern Chamber Orchestra’s sea­ son, Coun; Cliff said he was p lea sed to have received a personal note from one of the players thanking the Ribble Valley for such an a t ten t iv e audience at Low Moor Parish Church and paying tribute to the good accous- tics there.


Referring to his charity


appeal, Coun. Cliff asked for names of disabled resi­ dents who needed help in terms of equipment, par­ ticularly emergency tele­ phone facilities. The annual 10km road


COUNCILLOR COUNTY


MRS TERESA WILCOCK


Wishes all those In her area


A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A PEACEFUL AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR


Tel. Longridge 785124 If you have any problems with which I can help.


NOT content with just one testing production, thespians at Edisford C o u n t y P r im a r y


.School, Clitheroe, have given impressive perfor­ mances o f both “The Snowman” and “The P i e d P i p e r


o f


Hamelin.” The two plays were


s e e n by a b o u t 300 people. “ The S n ow m a n ”


involved all the infants from the school and “The Pied Piper” was put on by 36 o f the


juniors. Weeks of care­ ful pr eparat ion and rehearsal took place and costumes and sce­ nery for the produc­ tions were made by par­ ents and staff. Our picture shows


members o f the cast from both plays.


TONY LONG


SPO R T S INJURY/PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINIC


Season’s Greetings Everyone


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Terraced homes to replace shops


A ROW of six terraced houses to replace vacant shops and a storeroom in Parson Lane, Clitheroe, has been given the go- ahead — as part of the borough council’s residen­ tial policy for the town centre.


Members of the Ribble


Valley Council’s Devel­ opment Control Sub-com­ mittee, who approved the scheme, heard that the vacant buildings were in a poor condition. They expressed disap­


pointment that the scheme — involving property between 40 and 48 Parson Lane — did not include the empty shop at number 50. It was described by Coun. Ron Pickup (Clith­ eroe) as a a disgusting blot on the corner of the row. Mr Philip Bailey, direc­


tor of development and cli­ ent services, said that the shop was not included in the application because it did not belong to the applicant.


Mr Bailey pointed out


that the scheme did not provide adequate parking facilities, but there was an open courtyard at the rear of the buildings. “Notwithstanding this


point, in the light of the council’s -endeavours to secure residential uses within the town, I am of the opinion that this pro­ posal is acceptable,” he added.


Mystery of vanishing pushchair


CHRISTMAS is coming and police are out and about trying to make sure that Ribble Valley’s geese and not the thieves are getting fat!


On the eve of the


busiest shopping spree of the year, they are warning residents and shopkeepers to take extra care. Christmas can be a boon


to thieves taking advan­ tage of the seasonal bon­ homie to feather their own nests. Police are warning Rib­


ble Valley residents to keep an eye on purses, wallets and valuables dur­ ing shopping trips. The season of goodwill,


they say, can soon turn sour when pickpockets pounce and police warn of the dangers of wallets sticking out of pockets, purses on top of bags and shopping left in cars.


Their advice is to lock


all valuables in the car boot and take extra care this weekend.


Shopkeepers are being


reminded to keep an eye on the till and watch out for light-fingered custom­ ers or anyone a c t in g suspiciously.


Meanwhile, it seems


that pushchair napping could be a new and par­ ticularly mean form of crime to have arrived in Clitheroe. On Saturday, Round


Tabler Mr Tony Perry set out with his wife and son for a spot of Christmas shopping.


The afternoon’s high­


the shop, found it heaving with customers and, in consideration to other peo­ ple and the shop proprie­ tors, left David’s push­ chair outside. When they came out a


light for 13-month-old David was a v is i t to Father Christmas in the town’s Kaydee Bookshop, in Moor Lane. The family arrived at


little later, the six-month old Silver Cross “Way­ farer” pushchair, worth about £80, had gone, to be replaced by a similar model in nothing like the same condition.


T h e m a t t e r w a s


reported to Clitheroe Police, who said the push­ chair could have been deli­ berately swapped.


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TALENTED youngsters at Bright Street Day'Nursery easily coped with the challenge of putting on a Christmas nativity play. The cast of 12 gave two performances, each time filling the nursery with


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AN opportunity to walk off the Christmas turkey and pud is offered by Clitheroe Ramblers. They will be meeting on


Welcome walk


Waterloo car park at 10 a.m for their Boxing Day walk. Retired dentist Mr Frank Parrott will be setting the pace on the six-mile route.


Being without David’s


pushchair at this time of year was, said Mr Perry, “a real pain.” Police told him the inci­


dent was quite common in other areas, but Mr Perry prefers to believe it was an unfortunate mistake and this week appealed to whoever had his son’s pushchair to return it to the family at their home, “Lynmoor,” Waddington Road, Clitheroe, or tele­ phone him (24583).


race was, said Coun. Cliff, one of the most successful fund-raising events for the


' Mayor’s charity appeal in the borough.


This year it falls on New


Year’s Eve when hun dreds of runners will be converging on the area to take part in an enjoyable race which raises a sub stantial profit. “One of those taking


part is our own Chief E x e cu t iv e , Mr Oswin Hopkins — he has agreed to take part if we support him.”


Starting Mr Hopkins’


sponsorship with one pound a kilometre, Coun. Cliff called on his council colleagues to follow suit and added that several other officers were pound­ ing the lanes of the Ribble Valley in preparation for the event, Among them is Ribble Valley’s tourism officer Mr Keith Taylor who is hoping for the opportunity to combine the role of race organiser with race competitor.


Confidence vote over centre


but row goes on


BILLINGTON and Langho residents have given a vote of confidence to campaigners for a new community centre, but the arguments look set to continue.


A low turnout at the already knew. A small


polls —• 15% — has led minority is in favour of long-serving councillor putting the parish council Jack Carr to reiterate that in debt; The parish council the vote.is not binding and has never been against the the final decision still rests building of the village hall, with parish councillors. but we do not want to go Residents demanded a into debt for the project.”


referendum during a par- Coun. Carr added that ish meeting last month, his position remained following the parish coun- unchanged, cil’s decision not to buy the “It is up to the commu- proposed site from the nity to raise the money. If community association. Billington Brass Band The money g enerated Club came to the council from the sale would have and said, we are short of enabled the association to money, buy our building, apply for grants.


then give it us back, I do The question asked was: not think people would be


“Do you wish that Billing- v e ry happy w ith the ton Parish Council support arrangement, the Billington and Langho Parish council chairman Community Association in Coun. Mrs Cath Jarvis its effort to provide a com- said she was very pleased munity centre for the by the level of support, benefit of the whole parish “The number of people in accordance with the who turned out to vote resolution, passed at the was higher than for the parish meeting held on last parish council by-elec- Wednesday, September tion. Only 6% recorded a 27th, 1989."


vote on that occasion. There was a 15.7% turn- “Considering that the


out, with 516 of the 3,292 poll took place in the hours electorate voting. Those in of darkness, between 4 favour of the resolution and 9 p.m. in dreadful numbered 344 and there weather and during a flu were 170 against — a 2-1 epidemic, I consider it an majority. There were two encouraging turnout. We spoilt papers.


must bear in mind that


. Despite the .r e sult of this is a request from the Thursday’s election, Coun. public to support Billing- Carr said: “It proves to me ton and Langho Commu- that 344 people are in nity Association.” favour of the project, but The subject will be high that is a small fraction of on the agenda of the par- the electorate as a whole.” ish council meeting on Jan- “It just confirms what I uary 10th.


Hospital worker’s sudden death


W ID ESPREAD sym ­ pathy has gone out to the family of a 37-year-old hospital worker who died in his sleep from a heart attack.


Mr Clive William Field­


ing, a nursing assistant at Calderstones Hospital, Whalley, died on Saturday at his home in St Hubert’s Road, Great Harwood. His body was found by his wife, Gwen, a chef at the same hospital.


Before moving to Great


Harwood, the couple had lived, at Shireburn Cara­ van Park, Clitheroe, for several years.


Mr Fielding had worked


at Calderstones for the past three years. Pre­ viously he had been a mar­ ket trader in hardware goods and before that worked as a baker for an Oswaldtwistle firm. His conne c t ion s with the Clitheroe and Whalley areas were through his work and his wife’s family.


His Chatburn-born wife


is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Hook, who have Christy’s carpet shop in Wh a l l e y R o ad , Clitheroe.


Said Mr Hook: “My son-


in-law’s death was very sudden. He was on a day off from the hospital and had decided to have a lie in after working on shift. He


just died in his sleep with­ out anyone knowing.”


The funeral se rvic e


takes place today at Christ Church, Chatburn, fol­ lowed by cremation at Accrington. Mr Fielding leaves a wife and a 15-month-old


A BUILDER’S lunchtime drink put him over the legal limit for driving. For Kevin Myers had


Three-year ban


C A D D Y . M r s A n n C a d d y w is h e s a l l re la t iv e s , f r ie n d s a n d s t a f f a t G r c e n s id e a H a p p y C h r is tm a s an d N ew Y e a r . G r c e n s id e , D ow n h a n R o a d , C h a tb u rn , N r C l i th -


been drinking the previous night, which had an accu­ mulative effect, Clitheroe Magistrates’ Court was told. Myers (31), of Whi-


tewell Drive, Clitheroe, was found to be more than three times over the legal limit of alcohol when police stopped his car on Edis­ ford Road. Myers told police: “I


have only had a swig from a mate’s can.” A breath test showed


112 micrograms of alcohol — the legal limit being 35. He pleaded guilty to


driving with excess alcohol in the breath and was fined £500 and banned from driving for three years. Mr Keith Bagot, in miti-


g a t i on, said th e car belonged to a friend. They had been working together and when Myers realised his friend was in. no condi­ tion to drive, he took a chance and took the wheel.


New films


THE Civic Hall Cinema wi l l be c l o s ed f rom December 22nd to 28th for the festive period, but patrons are advised to watch out for an exciting programme of films arriv­ ing shortly. These include “Ernest


4- RIBBLE VALLEY


H A R G R E A V E S . H c b e r , San- d ra an d H c b c r w o u ld l ik e to w is h a l l f r ie n d s a n d r e la ­ t iv e s a M e r r y C h r is tm a s an d a H a p p y a n d P r o s p e r o u s N e w Y e a r . M l t t o n G r e e n B a rn , G rc a t^ M it to n .


H E Y S . M r s M . H o y s (T i l ly ) w is h e s a l l re la t iv e s* and a l l f r ie n d s a v e ry H a p p y C h r is t ­ mas and N e w Y e a r . B e ech - g ro v e , L o w M o o r .


H IT C H E N . M a r y w is h e s r e la ­ t iv e s , f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h ­ b o u r s a M e r r y C h r is tm a s


.a n d a H a p p y N ew Y e a r . 11 B rc n n a n d S t re e t .


' J o y r e m a i n ' w i t h y o u t h r o u g h o u t . t h e y e a r t o c om e . . G o d b le s s 1 y o u a l l . . E n v o y M r s B e lle H o g g . R .


H O G G . A C h r is tm a s M e s sa g e to a l l m y ' f r ie n d s .o ld an d n ew , may th e b le s s in g s o f C h r is tm a s . L o v e . P e ace an d


P Y E . M r and M r s P y e w is h a l l r e la t iv e s , , f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s e v e r y w h e r e a v e r y H a p p y C h r is tm a s and P ro s p e ro u s N e w Y e a r . Bar - , b a rn , J im an d G o rd o n , 18 D ow n h am R o a d , C h a t b u r n . .


R I G B Y . M i s s M a r y R ig b y w is h e s a l l h e r re la t iv e s and


. f r ie n d s - in th e R ib b lc V a l le y .a H a p p y C h r i s tm a s a n d P e a c e fu l N ew Y e a r .


saves Christmas,” des­ cribed as a delightful family film; “Wilt,” a riot- !ous comedy; “Back to the future II;” “ Ghostbusters II” and the new Disney carton feature, “Oliver ana Friends.”


Full house for Bright Street nativity


C H A T B U R N ( C h a r lo t t e ) . M e r r y C h r i s tm a s a n d a H a p p y N e w Y e a r t o m y f a m i l y , n e ig h b o u r s a n d f r ie n d s . 2 . B e e c h C lo s e , C l i th e ro e .


C R O S S L E Y . E le a n o r w is h e s a lt r e la t iv e s a n d f r ie n d s a


v e ry H a p p y C h r is tm a s and a P ro s p e ro u s N e w Y e a r .


COWPER* "N THWAITE


Donald would like to wish all relatives,


! friends and neighbours a very merry Christmas and a happy and


prosperous New Year.


15 George Street.


ODDIE Mary wishes all


relatives, friends and neighbours and all ataff and friends at Lowfleld House a


happy Christmas and a I prosperous New Year. I


T A Y L O R . D o ro th y and K en w is h a l l r e la t iv e s , n e ig h ­ b o u r s a n d f r ie n d s a v e r y M e r r y C h r i s tm a s a n d a H a p p y N ew Y e a r . 24 C la r e ­ m o n t A v e n u e .


s y j .


F R A N K L A N D . M r s N a n c y F r a n k la n d w is h e s a l l r e la ­ t iv e s , f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h ­ b o u r s a H a p p y C h r is tm a s . 2 A s h c r o f t , W e s t B ra d fo rd .


. an d a ls o th e h o p e th a t , h e r s in g in g f r ie n d s w i l l s in g f o r ­ e v e r .


G O O D A L L . M is s B . M . G o o - d a l l e x t e n d s t o a l l h e r f r ie n d s an d a c q u a in ta n c e s a v e ry H a p p y C h r is tm a s an d a P ro s p e ro u s N e w Y e a r . S p e ­ c ia l th a n k s to th e m e a ls on w h e e ls la d ie s an d th e ch e f,


O L I V E R . A d a a n d L e s l ie w is h a l l th e i r f r ie n d s a v e ry M e r r y C h r i s tm a s a n d a H a p p y N ew Y e a r . 11 P a r k R o a d , M a n e a , C om b s .


P A R K E R . M r s G la d y s P a r k e r s e n d s se a so n a l g re e t in g s to a l l h e r r e la t iv e s and f r ie n d s w i t h b e s t w is h e s f o r th e N ew Y e a r .


VAL (will miss you over


’ Christmas, all my love Bob.


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B O S O N N E T . M r s M . A . B o s o n n c t , M r s M . A . A le x ­ a n d e r an d M r C . T . B o s o n ­ n c t w is h a l l th e i r te n n an ts o n B o l t o n H a l l E s t a t e a M e r r y C h r i s tm a s a n d a H a p p y N ew Y e a r .


B R A C E W E L L . C o u n c i l lo r E r ic B r a c c w e l l w is h e s a l l


. r e s id e n t s o f th e R ib b ie s d a le W a rd u H a p p y C h r is tm a s an d lo o k s fo rw a rd to b e in g o f fu r th e r s e rv ic e to th em d u r in g th e N ew Y e a r .


f f MAYNARD


Bob and Elaine wish all relatives, trlends and neighbours a very


merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful New Year.


33 Brook Street, Clltheroe.


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 21st, 1989 13


4. CHRISTMAS GREETINGS


ADDISON


Mr J. Addison wishes all relatives, friends and neighbours a


Merry Christmas and a happy New Year


31 Manor Road, Clltheroa


J O A N ’ S H A I R S T Y L I S T . J o a n w o u ld l ik e to w is h a l l c u s to m e r s a n d f r ie n d s 'a M e r r y C h r i s tm a s a n d a H a p p y N ew Y e a r . 15 B r id g e R o a d , C h a tb u rn .


K A Y . M is s E . K a y , 2 7 C h a t ­ b u r n R o a d , w i s h e s a l l f r ie n d s a M e r r y C h r is tm a s an d a H a p p y an d P ro s p e ro u s N ew Y e a r .


m m m aa aa aa at aa aa as aa a m


SHERLICKER KATHLEEN . m a s s


COUNTY


[ COUNCILLOR GILL LEA


B A I N E S . D o r e e n a n d J im w o u ld l ik e to w is h a l l re la - t lv c s an d f r ie n d s a M e r r y C h r is tm a s and a H a p p y N ew Y e a r . 9 3 H ig h f ic ld R o o d . C l i th e r o c .


BOYER


| Catherine would like to wish relatives and friends a Merry


Christmas and a happy j New Year. Thanks to


everyone at Caatleford | for their many kindnesses.


/Castleford,


I Queen’s Road, I Clitheroe


i


LOFTHOUSE Jim wlehee ell his


reletlves, friends end neighbours a very


Merry Christmas and a happy New Year


78 Westvlew, ★ Peter,


Janet and Mark.


S M I T H S O N . N e l l ie w o u ld l ik e to w is l i a l l h e r f r ie n d s


a n d n e ig h b o u r s a v e r y H a p p y C h r i s tm a s a n d a


B O O T H . J a n e w o u ld l ik e to w is h re la t iv e s , f r ie n d s and n e ig h b o u rs a M e r r y C h r is t ­ mas an d a H a p p y N e w Y e a r .


p ro sp e ro u s N ew Y e a r , and s in c e r e th a n k s to a l l f o r th e i r k in d n e s s an d h e lp in th e p a s t . L o w f ic ld R e t i r e ­ m e n t H om e fo r th e E ld e r ly .


Wishes everyone In Ribble Valley North.


| East a joyful Christmas t and a happy New Y


MERRY CHRISTMAS Auntie Kath


LOVE • Roger,


Catherine, Paul and Claire.


SNAPE Tommy and Kath


Merry Christmas and a j prosperous New Year [


would like to wish all relatives, friends and neighbours a very


7 Dorset Drive, Clltheroe


M I L N E R . M r s K . M . M i ln e r w is h e s a l l f r ie n d s e v e r y ­ w h e re a v e ry H a p p y C h r is t ­ m a s a n d a H e a l t h y N e w Y e a r .


M O N K . C om p lim e n ts o f th e se a so n to a l l o u r re la t iv e s a n d f r i e n d s . H a r r y a n d C h r i s t o p h e r - M o n k , 1 5 L a n g s h aw D r iv e .


S T E V E N S O N . T h e R e v e re n d a n d M r s B r ia n S te v e n s o n w is h a l l t h e i r f r ie n d s in C l i th c r o e e ve ry b le s s in g fo r C h r i s tm a s a n d th e N e w Y e a r . S t S i la s V ic a r a g e , B la c k b u rn .


I


SWEET Sid wishes ell


neighbours and friends a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year


13 Conway Ave., Clltheroe


THE


COMMITTEE of the Ribble Valley


Talking Newspaper lor the Blind would like to wish all Its


N E L S O N . M r a n d M r s B . N e ls o n w is h a l l r e la t iv e s


f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s i M e r r y C h r i s tm a s a n d l H a p p y and P ro s p e ro u s N ew Y e a r .


NEWBY fI Kathleen and Jimmy aand


their family, relatives and friends, to the Rev. David Newman, Fr. Leon Moris


season’s greetings to all


and Rev. Michael Sparrow, , for their care and concern throughout the year. Beat , wishes to all for 1990.


6 Gardeners Row. Sabden.


TAYLOR


Eileen and Donald wish all relatives,


neighbours and trlends a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year.


T A T T E R S A L L . M r s N a n c y T a t t c r s a l l w is h e s a l l f r ie n d s a n d r e l a t i o n s a M e r r y C h r is tm a s an d a H ap p y N ew Y e a r . W h i t c c l i f f o , B la c k ­ b u rn .


j subscribers and


helpers a very Happy Christmas and


peacetul New Year.. , > \ S \


]HARGREAVES John and Agnes wish


all relatives and friends a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year.


12 Sunnyslde Avenue, Bllllngton ..


W A L K E R . B e r th a w o u ld l ik e / to w is h a l l r e la t iv e s a n d f r ie n d s a v e ry M e r r y C h r is t - ‘ mas an d a H a p p y N ew Y e a r . 4 4 L i t t lcm o o r R o a d .


W E A V E R . E ls ie an d G e o rg e w o u ld l i k e t o w i s h a ll* ; f a m i ly , r e la t iv e s , f r ie n d s : a n d n e ig h b o u r s a M e r r y ' C h r is tm a s and a H a p p y N ew , Y e a r .


‘ WEBSTER


I Margaret would Ilka to convey seasonal greetings to ell


relatives, friends and, neighbours very best wishes to you all


3 Hazel Grove, Clltheroe, Lancs .


RILEY


| Hans, Carol, Roger and Martina wish all


relatives, trlends and


acquaintances a merry Christmas and health and happiness In the: New Year.


Chatbum Road, Clitheroe.


IN G H A M . T om w o u ld l ik e to w is h a l l r e la t iv e s , f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s a M e r r y C h r is tm a s an d a H a p p y and H e a lth y N ew Y e a r» ‘


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WILKINSON


| Eric, John, Andrew and Gran send Christmas greetings and best wishes tor the New Year to all relatives, neighbours and . friends.


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