Cl i lh fmc JJ.IJ. 1 (KdHoritilt. JJ.IJ.l (Ai l ri -rl i .sint i ). Hun/lci l


(('lass ij in l) ews from the Villages mEN0|!EjTON


Looking for funds I-'u 1 1 c 1 - r;tisin.u wns the


main topic of convorsat ion al All Saint s’ ( ’hurch l'( ’( iVndlolon. Various events an* Im*imu' oryunised for the for theo iiiiiiy year. In Sep* lembcr, the church will be "m ilin i* -" a simp iti bkirk- l»u i'n fo r a w o r k and parishioner.- an* asla-d to >1 art collect ini* household ....... Is. to o ls , kooks, t iiys


1 * 1 ot lie s , anyt h iiiy


-ah-able. A coiled i«>n point is to he arranged. ( )n May Hbt h t hen* will


1m* a car t iv i is i i r c Inin l organised by M r David Wood, w ho is also arrany- iny a numbers and letters compel it ion, wit h cask p r iz e s . C o m p e t i t io n papers can be obtained from church or t he “ Swan w ith Two Necks." price 1 . P ro c e e d s a re fo r


■


no organised prize of i:iUII.


bocal


-hun-h roof funds. A massive draw w ill also first


u it h nt ra d ors


b r in y a.- aiat i church roof. belli ell services


isked to yive ■ for repairs to


held each \ \ edliesd: p.m.. duriny bent, will alsii be a st udy after each service. '•hmvh in rural areas.


• are est i I he


will he iv. at S


yroup. on the


Officers The annual meetiny of


Pendleton ( 'onse rval ivc* branch was held at Stan den Hall, home of Mr J. K. 1C A s pi n a 11. who w a s e le c te d c h a irm a n . Mrs F l o r e n c e ( ' o w p e r l h w a i t e i> v i re cha i rtua n . M rs M a r jo r ie lh>ss secretary a nd M r Joh n i t leaza rd


t reasurer. C o m m i l t ee me III be rs


are Mrs Susan Nelson. Mr John E. < 'owperl hwail e. M r Harry W h itw e ll, Mr and Mrs Francis Ireland, M r Fdw ard ( ow p e rt h waite and Mr buyer Neb


soli. A


fina ucial slat


was y ive n and th yested dale for a harvest lunch at Standeii Hall is September LMt l). A meet iny will be held in Auyust to finalise details.


m in t suy-


bedrooms, a dininy room and kitchen. Work is still heiny car­


ried out. with electric liyh t in y bciny prepared, together with occupants.


'Thanks were yiven to Mr and Mrs Edmonds for arranyiny transport of the house to the meelinu.


Jumble K ;idea ( Ticket


ladies’ committee successful jumble the pavilion, raising for dub I ; were expres?


Tllio


those who helped b and organise t he sah*


*d to run


Club


held a sale in over


isAbdeN;


Dark smoke Sahden parish council­


lors, still concerned about the nossible effects of (lark smoke heiny emitted by a v i l la y e com p a n y , have been assured tha t steps are heiny taken to remedy the situation. The company, M a rb ill


Developments L td . had been reported for allowiny dark smoke to lie emitted from a site in the villaye where the firm burns off p la s t ic-1 Vpe m a te r ia ls from components in order to recycle them. The ch a irm a n . Conn.


Abbey drive Winners at the Abbey


senior citizens’ drive, in Wliallcy. were: Ladies Mrs J. Wahnsley. Mrs Iv.


I lowart h. ( lent s Mr J . Whitehead. Mrs I >. I ’arns-


worth. I )iuniniies: M rs N . Ambrose. Mrs E. Thomas-


so 1 1 , Mrs lb 1 lorne. A coach tr ip to the


Yorkshire Dales Falconry ("en 1 re. al Set I le. has been arrunyeiI lor May hih. I he cost. including alternoon tea. is £7 and those interested are asked to contact Mrs S. Wiyyans uC.'il MiJStni) or Mrs J. Walmsley (Olb.l MH7KK.


Editor’s account “ ( 'lit heroe Adver t isel'


and Tim es" e d i to r M r beiyh Morrissey was the sjieaker at Whalley Met h- odist ( 'hurch Men’s Fe l­ low.-hip. He yave a most inteivstinu account ol the preparat ion and print iny of the paper, which yoes on sale each 'I’hursilay.


I ’.e rn a rd P a r f i t t . t old members at the monthly meet iny that Marbill was now doiny a lot ol extra manual work to keep the hurniny to a minimum. “ ’They are puttiny a lot m o re m a n po w e r in to


act u a lly s c ra p in y l he materials o f f in t he fae- lo r y , to m in im is e th e


amount o f hu rn in y. And they are still try in y to find a specialist firm where it can be d e all w i th , he said, followiny a site meet- in y w it i 1 the company. ••'They are d o in y th e i r


best,’’ he added. I hit ( 'oim. Albert At kin-


son warned: “ bibbh* Yal- Iry Council will prosecute i f they find them hurniny it and em illin y the dark smoke, because it is now an offence." M em b e rs a y re e d t «


Re-cycling ‘no’ An offer of a re-cyciiiiy


cent n* in Sahden has been turned down by the parish council because there is no suitable site and it was tho uyhl it would attract misuse and vandalism i f placed on the villaye car piirk. The Acerinytori Anylers


21 tables 'There Were 2I table s at


I he w h i s t a n d d o m i n o d r i v e o r y a n i s e d b y I he ma n a y e in e n l c om mi t te e at 1 1 i s b u r n F e s t i v a I H a l l . M( ‘s we n * M r T’ . Wa l l and M r s J ’ . ITU. Wh is t : b a i l ie s M r s A.


House to let There was


attendance al


Friendly I ’ ii opened by Mb ten. She lhank< who donated refreshments at Year fair and manned the r -erved lunches. c.Mtu was raise mainlaininy l he On -how wa:


larye doll’s horn Mrs l'. Larne.-, of hioloyy at School. Pdae


tin


; D. I ev


Ph i l l ip s . M r s b. Wa d d in y - I o n . M r s D . K n o w l e s , ( ie n t s : M r s S. ( I r a v e s tmi . M r b . S m i t h . M r W a d - di n y lo n . I ) o m i n o es :


client Head


et iny. ( Jut -


•rvotle or


the be all who


tails and A total of


l towards


uhurch. . a rather


•a * made by . a teaclier West holme »urn. Mrs


Parties told member.- that, after she had started wood w ork classes. she decided she would like a "stately home" of her own. She described hoW plans followed


were made, many


visits


litiyitiy wo nl walls,


by to DIN roof and shops


house consists of rooms lor maids,


Made on three floors. a


nursery, two


tor t he Ii<>ors. staircase, I he


A b b o t t . M r s C M r C. Wis ema n .


b a f f l e : Mr ;


M rs J . ( Y a h t n b i le v .


Chib is to be cont act e< I about tile rubbish left by the side of Spriny Lodye, followiuy tin* recent con­ st m e t ion w o rk t h e re . S everal re s id e n ts have complained to the council about unsiyht ly rubbish loft behind. A lenyt hsman is dm* to


start work in Sabdcn next month and it is hoped that villagers will make a spe­ cial effort to be tidy, fol-


M r s L . Ilodsoit,


A. bowe. Mrs J.


Superstitions Mcinlir rs nf (iis liu r ii


Vl-’C mcl in tin- villup-


hull l'l.r a talk h.v M i- L. Coaias mi riislnms ami su] htsI il i' ins. K r l ivsli- n ir iils u r iv niailr I>>' v i f f - rhainnaii Alisnn (iursl ami th r vote 1 1 I' thanks was r iv r l l l IV S trV r ll I ’lVstull. Ne x t w r r k t l l i - i v w i l l In-


a t r i p t " l l l a r k lm n i I'm- iev- s k a t im; ami


im -m l i r r s


> lnml i i l i i r i ' l at the- v i l la in ' hal l at 7 p . 111.


Church meeting Lisburn Parish Church


l


church on March -b ill, 7 :‘.o p.m.. when all parish­


is i e


:


in at


to ioners attend. are welcome


iroehial Church ( 'ouncil to


hold its ACM


lowiny entry in tin* best- Kept Villaye Competition. 'The council is hopiny to


acquire some new seats for 'The lloltm* playiny field- sand is appealing for v il­ laye yo u n y s te rs to stop l ip|liny 1 ivor t he lit te r Iiins on 'The Holme. Workmen from tin* county council have cleared The Holme footpath, hut the parish council chairman. ( ’oim. bernard Parfit t . crit icised the work, sayiny llie dirt and rubbish had just been t lin»w n on t he side ot the path, makiny the area look oven worse. Parish councillors are to


request tile county council t o y ra s s and k e rb an unsiyhtly area by Whalley L o a d , o p p o s ite Whins Avenue. 'This follows a site meet in y and discussion with nearby residents. Sa lu le n ’s w a r memo r ia l


looks l i k e ly to r ema in in i ts p r e s e l l


l h o m e i n l h e


c o u n ty p r im a r y school , as th e local c h u r c h e s do not feel it Would be ac cep table


to place i l in one o f the church halls in the villaye and parish councillors do not want it to In* placed outside. Headmaster Mr Peter Shorrock and yover- nurs are to In* asked it the memorial could be re-sited in a co r r id o r to make il more accessible t o t lie public. O th e r m a t te rs raised


included the hud state ot the wall on the Pluck Hill road and doys foiiliny the areas around S tu b h in s bam* and I Icyhouses.


Signs of spring A spriny day yreeted


Sabdeli Aye ( ’onccl'li members on the ir weekly walk. Alony York bane there wen* siyns of spriny in the hedyvrows, with coltsfoot and celandines, as well as catkins on tin- alder and birch trees. A wren and a blackbird


were seen and the yround was still very wet as walked thrnuyh Hey Farm. 'The water Pat teii Uouyh had ;


the stile away, but crossed Sabdell broi


t hey


the new foothridye t« ( ’orner Farm and w alked


barn from wept t heV k bv . I >rv


back down black Hill into Sabdell.


Take honours Takiny tin* domino hon­


»


keep all eVe oil the situa­ t ion.


ours at Sabdell ( h er bUs’ Monday niyht social were Miss F.dith lieyes. Mrs Kvelyn Ford, Mr Charles Webster and Mr James Koyle. Whist winners were: Ladies Mrs Pau­ line 'Taylor and Mrs ( ’ llris Seflon. ( leiits Mr Derek Warhurton and Mr Fred ( ’oltam. Kaftle: Miss I leyes. 'Thursday


WADDINGTON


Prayer day 'The W ome n’s W o r ld


Day of Prayer service at Waddinyton was held at t he Met hodist < ’hurch on Fr id a y afternoon. There was a laryv conyreyation to hear Mrs I. I lo y y , of ( Jitheroe Salvation Army, yive tile address based on the theme "L iv i i iy Wisely wit h ( 'real ion." 'The y ive tin y and call to


worship were delivered by Mrs I*. F is h e r and the hitroduction to the service was read by Mrs F. box- ham. Mrs Josrlin was the loader and readers wen* Mrs IF barlow. Mrs Nor- yrove. Mrs I lorne. Mrs M. ( Yompton, Mrs A. bodye. Mrs M. Wood. Mrs D. Kdmondson, Mrs ( Keat-


iny. Miss P. Cradwvll and M iss W h it t ; ik e r . Tin* o r y a n i st w as M rs S .


Paines. 'The offoriny taken up is


t o he d o n u te d I o I he


1 'raver Movement and the ( ’ h r i s t i a n L i t e r a t u r e S o c ie ty . A f te rn o o n tea W a s s e r v e d ill


t li e


schoolroom by the ladies ol the Methodist Church al tin* close of the service.


Choir performs M o rn in y w o rs h ip at


Wadd i nyI on M et hod ist ( ’hurch on Sunday will be c o n d u c t e d b y M r D . ba rker, of blackburn. at It) a.m. At b p.m.. in a service


n iy lit ’s


domino winners were Mrs Ivy Ctittam. Mrs Amy Parkinson, Mr Poland Ford and Mr Charles Webster. Whist: Ladies M rs Mildred Moorhen st­ and Mrs Charnley. < louts Mrs Cladys Walmsley


ami Mr Fred ( ’ot tain, b a f­ fle: Mrs Aynes Parkinson.


Road repairs Action is to be taken, al


la s t , to im p r o v e a n unmade road in Sabden t hat has become almost impassable. Conditions had become so bad on the road from


the top of Wesley Street past Heyhouscs that local residents contacted Kibble V a lle y MP M r Michael Carr. North West Water and the Kibble Valley and < ‘ount y ( ’ouncils. in addi- t ion to Sabden P a r ish Council and horoiiyh coun­ cillor Mrs Kileeit bowe, in a bid to yet som e th in y


(Ini It*. Now. :is a re sult n f a


site m c c tin y mi Mmulay between residents, the M l' and local bodies, NWW has ayreed to heyin work on reinstaliuy the road as soon as possible. T h e ro a d has been


a llow e d t o det e r io ra t e b e c a u s e t in -o n e has claimed owne rship o f it and Kibble Valley and the l ’minty ( ’ouncil are now t r y in y to as c e r t a in w h e t he r t li e ro a d i s classed as an ancient liiyh- w a y . an d. i f it is. llu* county may take it over. An addit imtal problem


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mdit ion. “ I f t lie L a n c a s h i re


minty ( ’ouncil decide it is u ancient hiyhway and


are prepared to do some­ thin y about it . the water a u th o r i ty w i l l su p p o r t them. Hopefully they can then work toyother mi a lo n y - t erm p ro je c t .*’ he


aid. He added that a NWW


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comed the news hut said they were still intended to s u p p o r t re s id e n ts and Conn, bowe in campaiyn- iny for permanent repairs to be carried out.


led by the Kev. J. Need­ ham. o f C l i l h e l'o e, St I lelcn’s choir will perform a short musical item e n ti­ tled “ P ily r im ." based on John bunyan’s " I 'ily r in T s Proyress."


Appreciated ’The eonyreyat ion at Si


! lelen’s ( Jiurcli, Waddiny- toii, at the Sunday morn- iny seiwice of Matins, much appreciated a pre­ sentation by the choir ot “ P ily r im," a musical morality by the modern composer Michael Hurd. “ P ily r im '’ not only contains modern sonys. hut also Incorporates text


Irom John iU1 1 1 van’s “ Pilyrim's


Proyress." Headers were the Kev.


Alan bailey marratori. Donald Hartley (Chris­


tian). Kichard Koharts ((loodwill) and bob bryan 1 Fva n ye lis l). The choir will ayain


present “ 1'ily r im " al Wad- dinyton Methodist Church this Sunday eveniny. at <* p.m.. and at St Mary's Parish Church, (lisbu rii. on A pril nth. at b-J<> p.m.


gfjy.rr: mi i e i i


Story of courage Members of Th orn le y-


wit !i-Wlieat ley Wl had a talk by Mrs Jean 'Turner, wlm re coil nt cd seve ral trip s to Kmnania to help t i le c h i ld re n . She to ld them about a Kmnanian boy who came to Knyland to be lilte d with artificial leys and spoke of t he coiir- aye of the people, even in tin* h o r r ific conditions of the orphanayes. 'The competition fo r a


h a n dw r it te n mo tto was w o n b y M rs D e n is e Hayward, with Mrs Don- e!ly and Mrs K la c kb u r ii


joint second. I ’ians were discussed lot-


var io us days out in the spriny. inchnliny yarden- iny. bird watchiny and tell walkiny trips. 'The evemny en ded w it h ro u n d s of dominoes. A t to t la y ’s meet in y


there will be a slide show of the last IVestoti t iuild


cek'hrat ion. Trekking trip ( iiiest speakers at I at t le


M i l to n \ \ 1 were M u rie l and H am id Ik iiu b r id y e . who yave a lasciua t tuy account o f th e ir JO-day tre k k in y holiday in Nepal. Tile couple illu s tra te d


For needy


At ('hatburn Methodist ( Jmrcli Women’s Fellow­


ship. helpers from Mus­ tard Seed House, black- burn. spoke of t he Wo r k c a r r ie d out atn ony the needy there. .Mustard Seed House is


ru n v o lu n ta r i ly by a ll chu rch t le iiom in a t io n s , y iv in y advice and practical help in tile community. Mrs Hladys Parkinson


presided and prayers were led by Mrs Doris (iiles. Mrs Kuth Hudson was the pianist.


Living wisely I ’h r is t ( 'h u rc h . ( 'h a t-


burn, was (lie venue for a


“ Women's World Day of Prayer"* service on the theme “ L iv in y wisely with c re a t io n , " p re p a re d by women o f th re e ce n tra l European countries, Aus­ tria . tlu* Federal Kepublic of (Jermany and Switzer­ land. 'The service was led by


the v ica r 's w ife Mrs K. Drain and the address was yiven by Mrs Foster, of Hapton. L e a d e rs ta k in y p a r t


were Mrs bund and Mrs Walniesley. of Downham Parish ( ’hurch. Mrs Kuth


th e ir talk with slides and described Imw the ir party o f e iy h t w a lk e rs had a short stay in Katmandu, before tlyiny on to Lukin and walkiny to a heiyht of iS.olMtft near the Everest base camp. Accommodation was in


two-man tents and on two niyhts the temperature fell to minus lo deyi'ees or lower. Mrs E le a n o r F r ie n d ,


th a n k in y M r and M rs b a in b r id y e . e xp re s se d members’ admiration for the ir feat of endurance. President Mrs 1 )oreen


baishaw said that rehears­ als for the yroup meet iny entertainment were yoiny well and dress rehearsals would l>e held on A pril nth and b i l l . The theme for the lDD I


W l calen dar is “ Lanca­ shire throuyh the seasons’ and eonyratulations were expressed to Mrs P. Kum- sey and Miss S. Kumsey. who have had p ic tu re s accepted for next yea r’s calendar. Names were taken for


th e t r ip to A p p le b y on May liOlh. Seven members are atte tu lin y the spriny council meetiny in South- port. The com p e titio n fo r a


photoyraph of a mountain was won by Mrs Edna (Jarkson. Hostesses were Mrs M. Koyy and Mrs S. Moryan.


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Hudson. Miss H. i'a rk in - snii, Mrs M n s h ite r mid Mrs ( t ilo s . o f C lia t lm rn Mot h o ilis t ( ‘ ln i r r i i , and M r s I I . I'.u d iM i. M rs Thorpo anil Mrs t ’ ravon, of Christ Church. Stewards wore Mrs M.


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Enjoyable


Members of l he Kibbles- d a le C lu b . C h a l ln i r n ,


e n jo y e d t h e ir meet in y spent cha ttinyan d playiny dominoes. J’ea hostesses were, as usual. Mrs K. ( 'am p b e ll. M rs K idy way and Mrs D. K i lex and older members took tin* o p p o r tu n ity of th a n kin y them fo r th e ir kindness and help. Today there w ill he a


domino drive al - -h ’> p.m. prompt.


IDOWNbAM


Fund raising At t he ADM of I town-


ham V illa ye Hall, c h a ir ­ man M r (h-offrey b ra ith - waite welcomed Lord and


l .ady ( Jit heroe and all vil


layers. (M’ficers elected Were:


F o rd ( *l it In-roe (p re > i- d e n t) . t le o f f re y l i ra i th - w a i le (c h a irm a n ) , b i l l Ik irk e r (secretary). Kachel Hall 11 reasurer). The coin- mittee was re-elect blue. Mr brailhwait


re t i r in y tre a s u re r


Spensley, who ha: t In- a p p o in t inent


valuations. Members


Patchwork skill President of West brad-


fo rd W l Mrs P. Kush- worth welcomed mem- but due to ill-h ealth


Iter tile at! vin yai


speaker was unable to l id . H o w e v e r , jo in t president Miss M a r - •t b o t tm n l e y . - tepj ied


i ll an d y a v e a t a lk on “ D r e s d e n (d a te pa t eh - w o rk ." showiny examples o f h e r w o rk and demon- s lra l in y the skill involved. M rs K. Kn ow le - yave the vote of thanks. ( ) w i 11 y to v e r y b a i l


w e a th e r , only f ive m em ­ bers a t te n d e d th e a l t e r ­ n o o n m e e t in y h e ld at K a s t f ie ld D r iv e , but a jileasanl t ime was had dis- c u > s i n y a n d slmwi n y examples o| then uo i k lm th e fo r t lu -o inm y an n u a l show . ( ' i i iT i s p n l id e l i r e l lie -


hided a i ji ie s t iom ia n v H o r n Wh a lie v Adult ( e l lt re Inl­ ine m he r> i ! 111 • i i •." (»• d 111 at le iidm y cla.-se.-. A mint mum o ]


! . i meinl h-i> ha\ e


to a t t e n d each class to make it a viable p r o p o s i -


l ion. A r ra n


me l l ts we re Jill


ed ell \ed


Alan held


b u r r


K»77. for all his work. He reported that a new


licence had Keen bMled by the Kibble Valle.V Coun­ cil. up-yradiny ot the hall had cost about FJ.HIIU and the roof Mill Deeded to be inspected. ’To maintain the buildiny in yood condition, some fund-raisiny efforts w ill be needed this year and to help in this respect Lord and l .ady ( Jit heroe offered to open the ir yar- den duriny the summer.


No fete There is to lie no fete


t his year, it was decided al Downham and 'Twiston Fete’s annual meetiny. Mr i i. b ra ithw a ite explained


that (he villaye hall was in need of financial help and it was ayreed that each y ro iip would ask its com­ mittee to hold one event


for villaye hall funds. Mrs Kileen Wilson will


act as c o -o rd in a to r id dates. Fveiits oryanised so far an* a jum b le sale mi A p r il l l t ii and a silent andimi on May st h.


In the garden T h i r t y - l wo members


and friends of Downham and Twistmi < iardeii ( Jub attended the nieotiny mi 'T h u rs d a y , when yue st Speaker was M r St ua rl Jacksmi. of Kadio Shef­ field. His topic was yar- detiiny in yeiieral. whii*h he illustrated with slides. K e lY e s h n ie llt s Were


served and raffle winners were Mr barker. .Mrs'Tay­ lor. Mrs Swarbrick, Mrs Lambert and Mrs Walms-


ie.V. J’he next meetiny w ill


be held in the villaye hall


o ii A p r i l - n d . w It e n evervone is Welcome.


a l i s o d l o r I he b o w l a n d Fo re s t i * rou p me e t in u on A p r i l 1 st at \ \ add m y t < m M e l h o d i s l Sm-le n d r o om . w hen \ \ i*st ! t ra d lo r i 1 w ill be I he h o s te s s Hist It lit e. b i r t h d a v y i v e lm y s w e re u i \e | | to Mr s M l t c h l l e and a w o r d m m p e t il io n w as wo n bv M r s .Miaw . A tu rn ! r a i s i n y c \ c u t


c u t it le d '■ 1 l ie \ e r s a t l ie C o n c e r t I ' a r t v w i l l be held oi l Ma v >t h m W ad- d i n y I o n M eth odist Scli t m il l ’oi mi am 1 t irl-.el s at e


n ow on sale at l_l.-*(i. A n a f te r n o o n m e e tmy w i l l be h c b l on 1 U e s d a v at lb Wi -s t h e ld 1»i*i \ »•. at _!- b> p.m.


IS IJ i OF WIGHT 23 M a r 5 d a y s £ 1 2 9


Wele


reminded of the Kiminyton Wl produce and handicraft show committee’s w hist and domino drive in the Institute on Saturday. Later, the room was


filled with apiietisiny aromas as Mrs .I. \ \ym e r .


a Nt »KWKIl represeiita live, beyati a demoiistra- t ion . if microw ave cookery.


She quickly produced a mout h-w at eriny array ot both sweet and savoury dishes, and explained her various methods and pro resses for different types of food and preserves. Mrs Whittaker proposed


a vote of thanks. A romp*' t it i«in for four fruit s c o n e s was won by Mr- ( . Kiio'.vJes. Mrs ( . I hist lethwaite and Mrs J.


0 rout timed on paye *> ■


HAM BU RG & B ER LIN 29 Ma r 6 d a y s £ 1 9 9


CATHERINE C00KS0N 3 Ap r 3 d a y s £ 9 5


NEWQUAY (i Ap r 5 d a y s £ 1 1 9


CLIFTON VILLI (> Ap r 5 d a y s £ 1 1 9


RHINE VALLEY l(i Ap r 8 d a y s £ 2 5 9


SCARBOROUGH 27 Ap r 5 d a y s £ 1 2 5


CONSTABLE COUNTRY 30 Ma r 5 d a y s £16!)]


ROYAL LOND ON 3 Ap r 3 d a y s £ 8 9 |


ILFRACOMBE G Ap r 5 d a y s £125]


WES T COUNTRY 10 Ap r 3 d a y s £ 8 9 |


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17 A p r -1 d a y s £ 1 2 5 COTSWOLDS


2-1 Ap r 3 d a y s £9.r


d e ta i ls o f thi 'sa am i tnor t- h u l id a y s SHF. O l -R K U I . 1, C O LO U R H O L ID A Y B R O C H U R E C o n ta c t y o u r 'T ra v e l r \ j t c n t o r


Blackburn Coachl ine s W h i tc b irk Iuu u l, B la c kb u rn T e l : 0 2 5 1 5 -M00/51 112


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Silent tribute K im m y io i i \ \ 1 tnel


stood ill silent trib ute nt the ir March mcetiny lor the iate Mrs MoMie Knapp, an enthusiastic ami active member who had served mi several committees ami will be remembered for her cheerful, friendly p< sonality, ami readiness to


join in ami yive help w hen ever it was required. A welcome was


extended to new member, Mrs (J ’ossiey. and llu pres’.!leiit . Mrs Jacksor said that Austwick Wl had accepted an invitation h join Kiminytoti nu-mbeis for the ir Juiy meetinu. Mrs b. Creiy read th»


birt Inlay yreetinys lot March, and “ 1 own ( rier Mrs D. Whittaker told o fortheoininy local events


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