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Songs for spring are well received
CI IT HE ROE Association of Church Choirs presented its spring choral concert in the Parish Church on Sunday afternoon.
Commencing Friday May 22nd to Thursday at 7.30 p.m.
Edisford Road, Clitheroe Tel: 0200 442188
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TUESDAY, MAY 26th and THURSDAY, MAY 27th
Members...........................................£1.50 Non Members................................ £1.65
Activity Sessions for 8-12 year olds 10 a.m. -1 2 noon
PLUS OUR USUAL SATURDAY MORNING
Reduced price Badminton and Table Tennis between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. for the under 16's
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Members £1.50 - Non-members £1.80 KEEP FIT FOR THE OVER 55's
Thursday 10.30 a.m. - 1130 a.m. AH Classes £1
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BADMINTON - £4 per hr TABLE TENNIS - £2 per hr PLUS NON MEMBERS ADMISSION CHARGE
All Classes and Activities w i l l run as normal whilst our climbing wall is bein g built. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience that may be caused
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WE MEET TO WORSHIP GOD
AND HEAR HIS WORD Every Sunday in
RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL
DRAMA COMPLEX At 10.30 a.m.
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RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL RFRVING THE COMMUNITY
CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB Wellgate
Saturday, May 23rd
ALAN McBRIDE Comedy Vocal
WEDNESDAY Usual entertainment
Thursday, May 28th Con. Sec. Audition Night
Catholic Social Centre, Lowergate
70’ s & 80’ s N IG H T Saturday, May 23rd
8 p.m. — 11.30 p.m. Admission C1 at the door
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Clitheroo Old People’s Welfare Committee
CHEESE & WINE EVENING At Pendle Club, Lowergate. Clitheroe On Thursday May 21st May 1992
RAFFLE 7.30 to 10.30 p.m. TOMBOLA
Admission £1.50 (inc. First Glass of Wine) (PROCEEDS TO REDEVELOPMENT FUND)
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THE HODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Committee Members are requested to attend the Meeting on
Tuesday, May 26th 1992 Slaidburn Village Hall at 8 p.m.
St Paul's Scout Group
JUMBLE SALE
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St Paul’s Parish Hall Thursday, May 21st
6.30 p.m. Refreshments available
CLITHEROE EVENING TOWNSWOMEN'S
GUILD COFFEE
MORNING in IMe
Clitheroe Mayor's Parlour
Saturday, May 23rd, 1992
C.-lke Stall
10 a.m. to 12 noon Tickols -J0p
All proceeds lor Clitheroe Hospital
GRAND FLEA
MARKET Settle
VICTORIA HALL
Bank Holiday Monday, May 25th
10 a.m. — 4.30 p.m.
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SUNDAY MAY 24th I
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I A hunrvmooii in Cyprus 1 followed the wedding of | plumber Mr Andrew Pear son and local government officer Miss Jane Green- I w o o d . at St H e l e n ' s
I Church. Waddington. The bridegroom is tile
| younger son of Mr and
| Mrs S. Pearson, of I bidder View. Slaidburn. and the
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THIS SUNDAY, MAY 24th At
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Farm walk
| (' I. IT II F. IK) K Yo u n g Farmers met for tin* last
| time before their summer break when they enjoyed a
| farm walk. They visited tile Sawley'
and Gisburn farms nt Mr
and Mrs .I. l-'alshaw. which cover 120 acres of grass
I and rye land, and also saw some of the farm's Hit) mule ewes and Friesian- Holstein cattle. A vote of thanks was
I proposed by Peter t nates l and seconded by Simon
Kirk. The group's tug-of-war
team came third in the county eliminators' round, held at Chipping Show- ground at the weekend.
bride is tin* rldcst daugh ter of Mr and Mrs A. S. ( Ireenwnud, of Kastlield Drive, West Bradford. The bride, given away
by her rather , wore an ivory gown of silk dupion with a sweetheart neck line, leg-of-inntton sleeve? and antique lace covered bows. Her t rain had scalloped edge, with an ivory ruffle and sin* car ried a bouquet ol ivory roses, freesia, lily-of-the- valley. spray carnation? veronica, ruscus. heb< pitti sporum, white bell
and gypsophila. In attendance wen* th
bride's sisters. Mrs ( ’ath- eritu* Kell and Miss Karen (ireeiiwood, and tin* brid groom's niece. Miss dam
'earson. They wore ballerina
length dresses ol gold dupion. with pin-tucked •dices and Alice bands ol
ivory flowers, and they carried bouquets ol n spray carnations, treesia
and gypsophila. P a g e boy wa s tit
b r id e ’s godson, dam Karnworth. Pest man was Mr Peter
Pearson, the bridegroom’s brother, (irooinsmen wen Mr Adrian Kell. Mr Simon Cook and Mr dason Kxell and ushers were Mr Keith Underwood and Mr donty
Kean. The ceremony was pet
formed by the Ucv. Alan Pailev and the organist was Mr Donald Hartley. A reception at Lite Stirk House Hotel. Hislmrn.
followed. The couple are to live in
Low Moor. Photograph: David Sim mons. ( ’litheroe.
The audience included
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| Kibble Valley Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs I John Travis and Clitheroe
Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mi's Denis
| MeWillium. The programme opened
with Five Mystical Songs by K. Vaughan Williams, tile words of which bv (iconic Herbert, a 17th
centnrv religious poet. Soloist Daniel Howard (baritone) was in superb form and made the most of all the nuances that the composer provides. It is for the most part some what restrained music, the soloist being backed up by quiet singing from the choir, which sounded very
effective. The fourth item, a set
ting of the words "Come, my way, my t ru th , my ' life.” is for the soloist only and the final item, entitled "Antiphon,” a set ting of ) the gre at words which begin “Let all the world in every corner sing." It is a riot of notes calling for * much expression from the choir which was, on the whole, very competently ; managed. Both soloist anti c h o i r r e c e iv e d g r e a t
applause. Nigel Gaze was the •
organist and so had the responsibility of translat
ing the orchestral accom paniments to the choral works to organ music, a difficult task at which ire is very experienced. He also provided th r e e organ solos: the charming “Vil- ianella" try John Ireland, then a quiet piece of his own ent i t led " ( 'unt i l ," based on the Irish hymn tune "Slane." This piece was published this year and is sure to grow in popularity. Tile first part of the pro
gramme came to an end wi th his lively^ p e r fo r
mance of tile Finale ol S o n a t a "C 'e l t i c a ” by diar ies Stanford. After the interval came
a performance of Nadel’s fifth Candos Anthem, a most exciting piece not heard all that often. Tenor . John
F.den made his first appearance with the choir and had three solos to per- ■ form, including "O come, let us worship and fall down" and "The Lord preserveth the souls nt the s a i n t s , " w h i c h t ll e audience appreciated. Sally Coates, always a
welcome visitor, sang with great aplomb the beautilul solo, “O magnify tile Lord and worship Him upon His holy hill." The choir pro vided some lively part singing, ending with the chorus "Tell it out among the heathen that the laird King." The concert came to an
end with a performance of I’a r r v ’s “ Blest pai r ol siren's." full of beautiful melodies ami dramat ic ch an g e s of mood and volume which were all well managed, br inging the concert to a triumphant
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ml.Throughout the evening Alice Kenyon provided the important continue) part,
especially necessary in the Chundos a n th em, and Charles Myers conducted the performance. Tlie choir is now on holi
day, resuming rehearsals in tile vestry at ( litheroe Parish Church on Septem ber titli, at 7-lfi p.m.
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