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AN amazing £70,000 has been raised by Clitheroe Method­ ists in four weeks towards a major restoration scheme I'oi their 19th century Trinity Church Hall. D o n a t io n s f rom £f) because of the initial gen-


to £5 000 h a v e rol led ernsitv of church members into the coffers from j' " y


tlu* KMO-strong Trinity m e m b e r sh ip — a


marvellous and gen­


erous response” to an appeal for direct giv­ ing, says fund-raising c o m mi t t e e c h a i r m a n Mr Roy Thornton. Now members are com­


ing up wi th ingenious fund-raising ideas, with a view to raising another i*l> I), 0 0 0 t o w a r cl t h e L‘lf)0,000 required for the scheme.


raised, the church can then approach the Meth­ odist t ’lnirch's property division for grants. Mr Thornton said the


Once i‘100,000 has been building work to lu« put l’" ^ 1 ' ll' ho


in hand immediately and for completion to be within 12 months. The early Y70.000 boost


lias come mainly through (lift Aid — the Govern­ ment-approved covenant s ch eme for c h a r i t i e s , which provides tax incen­ t ives on direct giving. Other donations, not con­ nected with (lift Aid. of varying amounts have also come from members. The appeal for funds came at a presentation in


March given by members of the building and fund­ raising committees. It was


explained that the hall suf­ fers from leaking roofs and


fund- raising commi ttee would also be looking for support and help from the wider communi ty, but


gutters which have defied all attempts at repair over many years. Once the first phase of re-roofing is complete, it is


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Whallev Abbey. Mr Till ( IT), of Meadow


Top, Chipping, hud heard that Mrs Smith was look­ ing for "Rod" from "Adam aiid Eve,” in which the main parts are played hy fel'ow villagers lan anil Linda Robinson, of Windy Street. Mrs Smith, who is plac­


ing her faith entirely in amateurs, arranged a fare to faee with Mr Till anil w;is soon s in g in g his


praises. "I h‘ is just f o r t h e p a r t , " declared.


right s h e


Mr Till joked: "The part


of tied is ’quite a demand­ ing role and l have many lung l in e s in a r c h a ic English to learn, but my family say it’s just the part for me — lor they chum that I’m always laying down the law!


"However , he ’ll be a happy, jolly Clod — not a


AMAZING RESPONSE TO TRINITY’S


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s te rn one. And he will have a Lancashire accent


because I’m Lancashire through and through." Mr Till is part of a large


east drawn from the la Anglican parishes in the Whalley Deanery, which stretches between Read. Sabden, I ’litheroe, Chat­ ham anti Chipping, with help from neighbouring parishes and triends lrotn churche s belonging to other denominations. A sheep specialist for an


animal health tend pro­ ducer, Mr ’1 ill is treasurer


"chairman. He and his wile, Marion, have a daughter, 1' a 111


son,Christopher (111). Mr T i l l h a s o f t e n


of Ch ip p in g Ama te u r Theatrical Society and lias just s t e p p e d down as


e 1 a ( 2 0 ) a n d


appeared in amateur pro­ ductions, hut this is the first time he has accepted


s u c h a n a 1 m i g h t y c h a l le n g e .


Mrs Smith has based tile


production on the mystery plays which used to lie perlormed oil wagons in the Streets of medieval towns. They depict Bibli­ cal stories, from tile Fall of Lucifer and the Crea l ion, r ig h t through to Christ's birth and death. There will he perfor


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PLANS to erect an agri­ cultural museum in the K ib b l e V a l l e y h a v e received a setback. At tlu* Kibble Valley


Council's Planning and Development Committee, members refused outline planning permission for an agricultural museum and curator ’s accommodation


on land adjacent to Hillock Farm Kestaurant. North-


cote Uoad, Langho. It was reported that the


development was contrary to the Lancashire Struc­ ture Plan and the South­ ern Fringe Local Plan and would be detrimental to highway safety. Colin. Kill Fleming tKil-


l ington) said th a t the musucm wotdd be an asset


to the Kibble Valley; it was just unfortunate that it was in the wrong place.


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intended tu modernise (lie hull, p ro v id in g a new ent ranee ineerpornt ing access for disabled people, a new kitchen, refurbished to i le t s , a com fu rt a ble lounge for meetings and c o lit p I e t e in i e r n a 1 decoration.


church use, the old hall is familiar to many people in t ’litheroe us the home of the successful annual Trin­ ity pantomime, hut is also used hy the community through organisations like playgroups. Age Concern. Red Cro s s an d , most recent ly, as a surge ry venue for Michael Carr.


As well as extens ive The restoration scheme


plans were again on dis­ play. as our picture shows, at a "Day Spring" function at Myt toii Fold Fa rm Hotel. Latigho. hist week, when members discussed various aspects of church work anil care ill the cotn-


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the plans: from the left, Alan Braithwai te; Mike


Smith; Jim Barker: Peter Dixon: the minister, the Rev. J ame s Needham:


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