20 Clitherqe Advertiser & Times, December 21st; 1995


Clergy life On a cold and miserable


l! Guest speaker was the Hev. ' _


€ Mews from the Villages I


ford, ‘ who also • accompanied “MITTON


winter evening, president Mrs . . M. Dust welcomed members of Little Mitton WI to a full house.


H .A . Reid, of St John’s Church, Read, who became vicar of St John’s in 1979. For the past 39 years he has spo­ ken to many organisations about his life as a clergyman. He told members of his early days in the clergy, doing his house to house visits, and recalled many amusing e- vents, which had members in fits of laughter. He told how parishioners expected an ideal vicar who had to fit many for­ mats.


Mrs S. Bowles thanked Mr


the choir. * Sherry and mince pies were


‘ served after the concert, which .was also attended by members of Sabdcn, Fence, Higham, Great Harwood, Blacko and Little Mitton insti-. tutes. A collection for charity


raised £580 for the NSPCC. . The choir also gave a con­ cert at Samlesbury Hall.


Results Whist winners at the drive


held in Read Constitutional Club on Monday were as fol­ lows. Ladies: Mrs D. Birch, Mrs S. Law. Gents: Mr R. Elliott, Mr G. Law. Winners of the special prize


•


Reid for an amusing story which had given great plea­ sure and was an ideal tonic for a winters evening. Mrs Dust read the Lanca­


shire Federation news and members heard that a letter had been received from past member Mrs Ada Smithson, of Australia, thanking mem­ bers for a memorable 70th W I .


birthday party.


were Mrs E. Chamley and Mrs B. Nichols and Mr G. A. Holden was MC. Special Christmas refreshments were served. The next drive will be on January 8th.


CHATBURN Party On Saturday evening Chat-


bum Methodist Church family Christmas party was held in the. schoolroom^ ^lbly. or^an-


bllv JlLJlUkJll UllllI . lll/ljf . vi The competition winner for ised by Mr NeilTurpm. -


a letter bingo game. The hos­ tesses for the evening were Mrs Ormerod, Mrs Healey, and Mrs Chadwick. The meet- m closed with the singing of Cnriiiristmas carols.


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supper of meat pie and peas and mince pie was served.


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Service The morning service at


Chatburn Methodist Church for the third Sunday in advent


Delicious! Hurst Green Over-60s Club


held a Christmas party, attended by 22 members. “ It was greatly enjoyed and a delicious hot-pot supper was followed by apple pie and tri­ fle,” said a spokesman. Members took part in whist


and domino drives. Whist winners were as follows. Ladies: Mrs Joyce Meyler, Mrs Rose Richardson. Mrs Ethel Underwood and Mrs Agnes Haworth (booby prize). Gents: Mrs 1 Beryl Wadding­ ton, Mr Larry Meyler, Mr John Waddington ana Mr Will Knowles (booby). Dominoes: Mrs Eleanor Jacques, Mr Adrian Holden, Mrs Maijorie McManoman, Mrs Evelyn Wilson, Mr Bob Wilson, Mrs Mary Whalley and Mrs Mary Fielding (boooy). Raffle: Mrs M. A. Cardwell, Mrs R. Richardson and Mrs M. Field­ ing. A special raffle prize, don­


ated by Mrs Kathleen Young, was won by Mrs C. Holden. Chairman Mrs Doris


was conducted by the Rev. Andrew Scutt. Advent can­ dles were lit by Joshua and Jasmine Black and Lucy Sin­ gleton with readings by Joshua Black, Mrs Julie Black and Mrs Susan Singleton. Sunday school primary scholars performed a nativity


Elay in mime with narration


y Miss Val Parker. In the evening, a candlelit


carol service, shared with members of Christ Church, Chatburn, was led by the Rev. Andrew Scutt. The com­ bined choirs sang the introit “Poverty” and the service was composed of favourite carols


Walker, Mrs Eileen Thorpe and Mr Richard Warmer, of Christ Church, and Miss Ida Dugdale, Mrs Ruth Hudson ami Mr Scutt, of the Method­ ist Church.


The vicar of Christ Church,


the Rev. Walter Drain, gave a blessing at the close of the


service. Organist was Mr Clifford


Johnson and a retiring collec­ tion for the National Chil­ dren’s Home Action for Chil­ dren raised £46.


Knowles wished all members _ a “Happy Christmas and |V l3n 0 r healthy New Year’’ and said she was sorry that several members were ill and unable to attend the party. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 30th.


Service Christmas carols were sung


during the Sunday evening service at St John’s Church. Friends and relatives joined


choir sing the anthems “Come and hear the joyful singing” and “Jesus Christ the Lord is born.” Mrs K. Seed played


S' ’lioners to sing the tradi- carols and to hear the


the organ. The Rev. J. Birbeck led the


service, and lessons were read by church members.The church was ta s te fu l ly decorated, with the crib and tree lit by fairy lights. Following the service,


everyone enjoyed coffee and mince pies. They had an excellent opportunity to meet friends and renew .acquaint­ ances. A watchnight service will


take place at the church on Christmas Eve at 11-30 p.m. and there will be a short ser­ vice for all ages, starting at 10 a.m., on Chnstmas Day.


READ


Capacity When Read WI choir pre­


sented its “Prelude to Christ- mas” concert, St John s Church, Read, was filled to.


capacity once again. Thi


. S ' r . X a ’t l R u‘ Residents of The Manor


House, Chatburn, enjoyed a variety of entertainment lead- in^Uj) to Christmas.


____ er Christmas visited, thanks to members of Clith-


eroe Round Table, and resi­ dents enjoyed a Christmas


ga r ty at Bowland High chool, Grindleton, when tne


children entertained with carols.


At the village senior citi-.


zen’s party, held in the school hall, residents thoroughly enjoyed being wined and/ dined and entertained witfy singing — a most enjoyable evening was had by all, thanks to the village commit­ tee.


NEWTON


Concert Slaidbnm Silver Band held


its annual Christmas concert and dance in Newton Village


evening and the band, led by conductor Mr John Cowking, played a selection of seasonal music and carols with the tra­ ditional pass the parcel among the audience and the usual usual forfeits. The trophy of “band-


IJs o t s


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; Follltowing supper the band m0st p ayed for dancing.


y Roxanne Bibby. o


layed f i.ssr&’ss jfcWK Stokes and pianist Mary Sea- Daboum. Betty cfarkson, C. Robinson.


f f i “wC0B g h and u S a ' .


SffiA e parcel among Eerson-of-the-year’ was won


Raised £700 Downham Post Office was


the venue for a successful cof­ fee morning, with cake, tom­


bola and bric-a-brac stalls doing a roaring trade. During the morning, the


“Downham Big One” raffle was drawn and 12 prizes were


• claimed. The event raised £700


.towards repairs and decorat­ ing of the village hall. The proprietors of the post


office were thanked for the use of their facilities, as were all those who had supported the event.


Party night The December meeting was


the Christmas party night and members and guests from Rimington were all welcomed


by the president, Mrs Brin- die.


The birthday . greetings ,


were expressed to Mrs E. Barker and Mrs E. Hanson. The competition cup for the points


over the year


went to Miss G. Parkinson. Four members reported


events, including a day at Longridge Civic Hall and an evening visit to Billington and Larigho WI. Mrs J. Nixon gave a report on a sales eve nmg, organised by Mrs E Barker, and which made over


DOWNHAM


and readings. Readers were Miss Carol


! BARROW


Carols The Salvation Army will


7 p.m. Mulled wine and mince pies will be served. Everyone Baiker.


illlgi: k iw i i ok*» ■ is welcome. The organisers, members of o 6 rV IC B —


Barrow Action Group, wish everyone a happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.


A Christingle service at St Leonard’s Church was


tomorrow play carols around the Christmas Tree on Bar- row vilhiRC green, starting at “ *


£100 for WI funds.,


jsed by Mrs M. Courtney and •firs E. Wrigley. A short play ■Was • put on by Mrs J. Plumndge and five members. After a buffet supper, the,


evening concluded with the singing of carols and seasons’ greetings.


* ■ The competition for a table,


arrangement was won bv I. Briinfic, C. Newhousc and F;.


WADDINGTON


Party An air of festivity greeted


Waddington WI members


when they arrived for their Christmas party last wrok. Timothy Slater, of Country


Kitchen — Waddington, pro­


vided members with an excel­ lent, tasty meal rounded off with tea or coffee and mints.


Members were then asked


enjoyed by a full congrega- to partake in both a quiz and a guessing competition before


from Moorland School and the Christmas sketch which children were each presented


with a Christingle.


Results There were 22 tables in play


for the annual Christmas whist and domino drive held in Tosside Institute in aid of funds. MCs were T. Kobinson and P. Metcalfe. Winners


were V. Duckworth, K. Coo . t per, D. Mason, M. Stavley, J.


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Ri le y , R. Tomlinson, Robinson, J. Waddington, H.


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Pickard, R. Eden, M. Pye, F. Mason,M. Oddie, F. Calvcr- ley. Raffle: A. Jackson, H. Lofthouse, F. Calverley, H.


performers alike.


Singing was led by a choir being treated to a comic nu(llence aml


the service and gave a short were dimmed, candles lit and explanation of the meaning of members concluded the ccle- Christingle.


The £70 collected will be favourite carols, donated to the Church of England Children’s Society.


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Festive Members


jcke{ oiub excelled them- 80ivea when they organised a


c.r. . . i uownnaiu


ntlri„tm..s n..r,J evemni


b ra tion s s in g in g th e ir _


On January 9th, members u


will start the New Year being transported by way of a talk and slides to the Rockies and


o f Downham to Yogi Bear’s home, the Ycl- , -----,1----------- . lowstone Nationa 1


io log nea s mini


Christmas party oil Friday USA. ling in tne village hall.


“An amusing quotation from a ents, children and friends Pickard, D. Lowe, B. Booth, c,-;cke^ r^i followed by party tombstone1' was Mrs Chad- enjoyed “ beetle c'r‘ve' “ m" M. Davies, P. Oddie. wick. Mi’3 F. Grime organised P ^ ' l l ° n


start the festivities at 6 p.m. with a buffet provided by


Children were the first to wj t h a omict provuieu oy


games. A t 7-30 p.m. they were joined by adults and also


SIMONSTONE Vandals Once again, the efforts of members of Simonstone Par- p


ish Council to bring Christmas cheer to the village have been hit by vandals and thieves. Twenty-four Christmas tree


light bulbs have been stolen from the tree. A similar situa­ tion occurred last year and if losses of this nature continue this might be the last year a tree is erected and decorated. I t is very dispiriting for


the three villagers concerned, one of whom donates and erects the tree, and two who provide their time and effort in installing and dismantling the lights. The continuation of tiie current policy of erecting the tree will be discussed at the next meeting of the parish council in January.


Carols There will be a carol service


at St Peter's Church, Simon- stone, on Sunday evening at 6 p.m. On Christmas Day there will be a parish communion service at 10 a.m.


Refuse During the weeks, begin­


ning December 25th and Jan­ uary 1st, refuse collections by Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil will take place a day later


than usual. for club


Father Christmas. Father Christmas had also


children.


been a visitor to the plays­ chool party earlier in the day with presents for all the


v on Friday USA.


.— ' T-*:-nal Park in the beautiful state of Wyoming,


Celebration A welcome from the Rev.


ve ry welcome vis ito r, began a Christmas celebration —


Brenda Leigh and the singing of “0 Come All Ye Faithful"


for Waddington Methpdist Church members and friends of Network.


There followed a varied


programme of carols, readings and other items. These,


Christmas^“customs'inSwit- ™


Sherry and mince pies were Kay read her own poem enti-


served to the adults, while tied The Chnstmas List . everyone joined in the carol ftjrs josclin based a short j


singing with Mrs Elizabeth ^alk on Hofman Hunt’s picture Scott as pianist.


. Cricket captain Chris bwar- j )oor*’# brick thanked all who sup-


ported the event, providing food, drinks and raffle prizes,


• , both the parish councif and an(* a*so BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND Gardeners oc riV~ o«ii««/i p.,winning rink was sent to Christian Aid.


f tlie^Bollaml G^demngUu Many than^s Were given to all was held at the Cony No who contributed to the after-


The annual Christmas party' - - " * - ’ ' g Club


Members enjoyed an excellent noon’s enjoyment, meal and chairman Mr Andrew Shaw thanked Mrs. Katherine Dyson for organis­ ing the event. The proprietors of the Copy Nook were also thanked. The next meeting will be


the AGM on January 10th, when Mr L. White will speak on "Spring in the Garden”.


Film show There was a change in the


Bolton-by-Bowland Young Farmers' Club programme after the speaker was unable to attend. Members watched the video of the blockbuster film “Speed” instead of hear-


ng a talk about go-karting. Anyone wanting to attend


the AGM should give Karen pay the


their name


January 9th, members will watch the pantomime, “Alad­ din” , in Bradford. Members should meet in village at G


p.m. The club wishes everyone a


merry Christmas and a happy New*Year.


Winners At the annual whist and


domino drive, organised by Bolton-by-Bowland War


Memorial Committee, and held in the village hall, MCs were Mr W. Crossley and Mr


Hedley Pickard. Whist winners were as fol­


lows. Ladies: Mrs Bim- minglmm, Mr W. Crossley, Miss M. Jackson,Mrs Lowe, Mrs Underwood. Gents: Mr B. Edwards, Mr A. Moor- house, Mr H. Moon,Mr F. Mercer, Mr Copper. Dominoes: Mr John Oddie, Mr Richard Chew, Mr Hedley Pickard, Mrs M. Oddie, Mrs M. Wood, Mrs Dorothy Armer, Mrs Anne Partington, Mr John Abbott, Mrs Pauline Taylor, Mr Philip Metcalfe. Raffle: Mr Stanley Hogg, Mr E. Knowles, Mrs P. Taylor, Miss Alison Pickard, Mrs Lowe.


then support were expressed by Mi Crossley


deposit. At the next meeting, on


• of Christ “Knocking at the . Mrs Ainsley, making


dington as a singer, delighted her audience, as did Mrs Spurgeon at the piano.


firgt appearance in Wad- ------l * ------j -is-u*-.!


There followed prayers, a


message from Mrs Lofthouse and tne singing of “ Silent Night” .


A Jacob’s join tea was


• served by the ladies of the church and a collection of £50


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Canon L. Cragg performed After much fun, the lights


PERSONAL SERVICES


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, Competition 1 Results '


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND.- Wnr Memorial Committee. Winning Numbers: 1757, 3391. ,2631. 3216. 0423. 3044, 1226. 3280. 3179. 2391. 0073. 0441. 1443. 1784. 2528. 0922. 3378. 2825. 0495. 2439, 4295. 1373, 3323, 4312. 4009. 1021. 2849. 2000. 1262, 0078. 3243. 3367. 0918. 1770. 1369. 3136. The Committee would like to th an k e v e r y o n e w h o donated prizes and food and helped in any way to make their effort a success.


C H A TB U R N V IL L A G E HALL.- Christmas Draw 1995. 0232. 0054, 2626, 1004. 1981, 1300. 0048. 3194, 2566. 2896. 2928, 2638. 3303. 3754. 3144. 2446. 1832. 2123. 0021,. 1084. 1008, 2212. 0478. 2243. 3218. 1775. 3735. 0745. 0510. 2597. The Committee would like to thunk all who donated prizes and sold tickets that helped make this years draw a success.


CLITHEROE F.C. Week 21. £100 - 336. £50 - 438. £25


-202. £20-70. Lost & Found


LOST AFFECT IONATE.- female Tabby ent Worston area, much loved pet Tel. 01200 441279.


Public Notices RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) A C T 1990


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA:


Questions A successful quiz night was


held at the Black Bull Hotel, Rimington, organised by Mrs Toni Parker, of Middop, for the Ribble Valley Scanner Appeal. Quizmaster was Mr John Hacking. As a result of a


very pleasant evening the sum ot £190 was raised for the appeal.


Excellent fortnight for club


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An application has been received for permission for Internal alterations and rear extensions at 8-9 Blackburn Road, Ribchester. Application No. 3/95/0765 and 0766 Change of use of former showrooms and works to Class A1 at the Engineering W o rk s , fo rm e r M o o r e s P lumb ers, Y o rk S tr e e t , Clitheroe. Application No. 3/95/0767 Replace existing porch at Rock Cottage,' Main Street, Grindleton. Application No. 3/95/0769 Any person wishing to make representations should do so In writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement th e D i r e c t o r


o f


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IT has been an excellent two weeks for Chtheroe C chess team in the East Lancashire League. After an emphatic win


over Waterfoot C (41/2-Vfc), the team faced an in-form Bury side, defending 100% record. Chris Biddulph, playing


on b o a rd f i v e , won quickly. Brian Gawthorpe and George Illingworth both lost, leaving Phil Tit- terington needing a win on board two to bring the scores level. After a tense game, Phil


took advantage o f his opponent’s middle-game blunder.to draw level, Paul Smith, on board one con v e r ted a materia advantage into an end game v ictory to score Clitheroe’s third win of the season. Clitheroe Chess Club is open to players of all stan­


Thanks to everyone for


dards, says a spokesman. Further details are avail­ able from Peter Ryan on Chtheroe 25721.


An exciting and moving carol service


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HOME SERVICES


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Q. Where io you find a Volvo on top of a


Citroen on top of an Escort on top of a lain on top of„....T


A . I n th e M o t o r S h ow S e c t io n .


Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2R A qu ot in g r e fe r e n c e number. Under the provisions ol the Local Government (Access to Information)' Act 1985, any representations - received will be available for Inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on- th e D ev e lo p m en t Sub-Committge, agenda.; Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken Into, account when determining the application. A copy of the application and ilans may be inspected In the banning Department within the period stated.


Signed John Macholc, on b e h a l f o f D ir e c to r o f Development. Date: December 21 st, 1995


’CHRISTMAS' PUBLISHING


, Th e Clitheroe A dvertlsera will be published as


.... nojrmal on./'1'!.- lr'::Thiii$day, December; '


28th and the advertising'.; deadline Is 11 a.m.


-Friday, December 22nd. : ; Deaths only 10 a.m.


- Wednesday, December 1 27th.


' Our office will close at : ' 1 p.m. Friday, December . 22nd and re-open at r: 9 a.m. Wednesday, December 27th.


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SECTION:


rftpjflTMAa .WINNERS .Week4 .--....-.y ‘


' 'Mrs J Bristol, West Bradford • Miss M Taylor/Chatburn; -


- Mrs C Robinson, Burnley / • Mrs JCrowther, Burnley


■ ■ F Campy,.Nelson'


.... . J Cronsnaw, Burnley . MrsJ-S.Cooke, Padiham


Mrs M Dixon, Bamoldswick M r s P W a l s h ,B a m o ld s w i c k /


. ' MreJGamsby, Padihamr ....


. W e e k 5• •' . Mrs E I Gore, Padiham- , , Mrs S Fenney, Nelson -


Mr J W Jeffers, Colne Mrs S Byron, Burnley Mrs I Clough, Clitheroe • Mrs J Tomfinson> Burnley Mrs B Mason, Clitheioe M r G E Grindleton, Nelson ' Mrs R Gormley, Nelson


Mrs I Spence, Earby ’ . Miss K Yates, Billington Mrs J Mercer, CUtheroe


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' THE WINNER OF THE FIREBALL BIKE IS--' MASTER RICHARD BRADDOCK, AGED 8YEAJRS


" RIBBLE V A L L E Y " " ' ' BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 RIBBLE VALLEY


DISTRICTWIDE LOCAL P U N - SUGGESTED CHANGES TO THE DEPOSITED LOCAL .


, PU N . . - • :


Ribble Valley Borough Council has consid ered all written representations made on the above mentioned local plan, which was placed on formal public deposit on March 2nd, 1995. A list of suggested changes to the deposited local plan is available during normal hours at:' • • Council Offices, Church Walk,


Clitheroe • Clitheroe Library, Church Street,


Clitheroe . • . ' • Longridge Library, Longridge • Mellor Library. St Mary's Gardens, Meltor • Whalley Library, Abbey Road,


Whalley and at: • Longridge Planning Surgery.


Longridge Town Council Offices, Berry Lane, * Longridge on Thursdays 10am -12-50pm. Objections and representations on the suggested changes should be sent in writing to the Chief Planning Officer, Ribble Valey Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 2RA before February 1st, 1996. AH representations will be placed before: an independent Inspector for consideration in association with the original oblections/ supporting representations to the


local plan. Stewart Bailey. Chief Planning Officer


December 21st, 1995 ' • - -


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I Santa Letters - Burnley I Jack Swindells,


TH E F O L L O W IN G C H ILD R E N H A V E : R E C E IV ED LE T TERS FR OM SANTA:-; Aniya Farrar,


I 56 Creswick Ave, Burnley | Rachel Barker, ‘ 1 Whittaker Close, Burnley - j Thomas Judd,


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] 16 Gainsborough Ave, / j Burnley I Rosie Judd,


116 Gainsborough Ave, Burnley Daniel Eastwood,


j 3 Norton St, Hapton, I Burnley I James Eastwood,


13 Norton St, Hapton,


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I Burnley I Samantha Victona Hughes/ • 157 Brougham St, Burnley : | Frances Wood,


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4 Orpington Square, Burnley 1 Richard Wood, .


4 Orpington Square, Burnley; Liam Scott Bentley,


1 17 Kyan Street, Queensgate/ I Burnley


I Ryan Thomas Bentley, , VJ 17 Kyan St, Queensgate,


I Burnley I Sarah Mane Holden, 169 Halifax Road, - Brterfield - 1 Daniel Entwlstle,


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125 Bedford Place, Padiham I Sophie Entwlstle, i.: 125 Bedford Place. Padiham * ] Lewis Chard, '


, '


r ■ - THESE choristers at St Paul’s Church^Low.Moor, hit the high note in a Christmaacarol service.;,..... Thirty o f them took part In the- service, which was part o f the church’s . 125th anniversary


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! 13 Harefield Rise, BumleyN I Laura Gardner,


i 13 East;View,'Read, iley v t, - - ^


I All o f Class 3 . ' t- ■* i - ; 37- i ’ .. . . The ouest clarinetlst was Carol Pearson and the guest trumpeter Michael Child. . . , . , . , . „


' \ f vSome o f the songs will also be performed at the church’s Crib and Christingle service on Christmas ^ V 7 : , Eve at MO p.m.'


'n ' ;t ' l > *■ ' t ^ ^ v t1) , J 4 4*"^ ^ ^ v; m W o rk in g Eor Y O U > . ' '


I St James C o f E School," ", . J Brierdiffe Rd, Burnley \


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39 Colbran St, Burnley Naomi Farrar/ i •


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39 Colbran St, Burnley Kimberley Farrar,;


39 Colbran Sq Burnley - Hayley Farrar,


' - . Emma Louise Craggs/’ - > •.


. 39 Coibran St, Burnley Bobby Starkie, : Lee Green Farm, Bnercliffe, Burnley


' 55 Hall Park Ave, Cliviger,:: .James Andrew Craggs,


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55 Hall Park Ave, Cliviger, Burnley


Calvin Shackleton;: V. 25 Arkwright St, Burnley Sasha Byers, 22 Queen Mary Ave, E : Tilbury, Essex if Jodie Lea Dunne,


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23 Chatburn Park Drive, ,v Clitheroe .; -...


Kimberley Tedstone,.,. - •. Bank House, I Town End,


Slaidbum Hannah Harpwood,. 3 Hope Terrace, Blackburn : Christopher Bnstol. , • . 14 Hillside Drive, W est : Bradford, Clitheroe,. ;v : Charlie Jackson, 103 Whalley Rd. Chtheroe. " Daniel Henderson, -


:. 37 Warwick Drive, auheroe | Gemma Anderson,- 37 Warwick Drive, Clitheroe [


Ben Anderson, ; 37 Warwick Drive, Clitheroe |


: Hannah Cottier, . - . . ■ 15 Langdale Ave, auheroe - , Santa Letters* Nelson


Francis Powell,


45 Williams Rd. Burnley.".:: Santa Letters CUtheroe /vr.v StephanieWinckley,-. 9 Mitchel St, Clitheroe


Matthew Winckley," 9 Mitchel St, Clitheroe MarkHitchen,,,j,.


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.45 FairfieldDnve, Clitheroe Mark Bltton, 6 Abbot Walk; Clitheroe' "- : Martha Lossey/


Charlotte Child,* , i.


■ 48 Cotton Tree Lane, Colne, Sarah Mane Holden,..- -


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:■ 69 Halifax Rd, Brierfleld;; ; Mark Barker,


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"- Floss Bent Farm, Black Lane I > Ends, Colne" - L; r - \ ,f|


■ ■ SamBarker.-v.-vi-i:-;: . • Flass Bent Farm, Black Lanfc | Ends,'Colne


, Peter Wilkinson. -21 Cloverhill Rd, Nelson-;


7 PendletonRd; Wlswell: NrChristopherWilkinson, Whalley *■


' 1 > ^ 21 GpverhlURd, Nelson I ‘- wMatthew Smith,


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99KempleView;aitheroe/®17 HollamCtescenvNelson' Kirsty Child/. f - ‘ -


i 23 Chatham Park Drive, V i f Tom Myers,1 *w / ,


99 Kemple View, aitheroe 5 ’98 Kelbrook Rd/ > - /,> ' Kaylelgh Woodend,


i "C Stuart Riley, J-s-, ' /' Bamoldswick, Colne,,. ~ ’ 1


^auheroe IS* > *= •■ » - ( ^Halls Croft, FouldsRd, 7 1 , _ Charlotte Woodend,'!.'


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