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H Grieving for 2,00


- my thoughts fo I t smells of death. Everywhere I go there's wool s


ground. Blood-dripped walls, blood ever., Grass-flattened pieces of field, ■


have all parked, like vultures wait!


mals.Death! Smell! Emptiness! Sadn My lambs are dead. My daugh


more.Pens lay empty with bloodstain Birds, that's all there is now. Due Lots of grass, grass we can't even Days are so long as we wait for


feel ill.Phone isn't working, BT won't o People are caring, sending cards


This keeps us going. Daily routine. Wake up, school


dogs. Eat, sit, drink, walk dogs, schoc


Eat, watch TV, drink and walk There's nothing else we can dol Empty lives. How very sad.


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NOT many areas the size ^ e p t t o ^ h i s time there ^ of the Ribble Valley could


stage a soccer event to ing compare with last week­


end's at Roefield. The annual Ciitheroe


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grown every year since its ito the two days, mvolv-


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A Royal garden party honour for Valley community worker


A CLITHEROE couple will have a refreshment stop second to none as they drive back from an extended French touring car-


avan holiday next month. Mrs Brenda Dixon (pictured) and her retired architect husband, Mr


Alan Dixon, will stop for a cuppa with the Queen on the way home. Before they left recently on their


French trip, Mrs Dixon, chairman ol the League of Friends of Ciitheroe Community Hospital, received a


beige envelope with the Buckingham Palace postmark inviting them to one of the famous Buckingham Palace garden parties of meeting the


^M r s Dixon has been a stalwart worker on behalf of the hospital for


at least 30 years since her mother became a patient there. One of her three daughters, Mrs


Judith Byrne, said: "She was absolutely thrilled to get the invita­


tion. I t came out of the blue. But it will not be a totally new


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experience. Mr and Mrs Dixon went to the palace 20 years ago,


they visit the palace." Holly’s crowning glory at church festival .................................... »ar*»srtsrs.-: • ••• ■ ■ :iSilMSWmm 0 ur picture shows some under of the competitors and ofli-


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IwnTareuTdstrongtin I value on loyalty,


I tangible gestures of affection t o usualOr youwan^ ^ ^ J


I everything all at once. Put your heart bef^yourheaa I to hear m o r e . _________ ^ I -TAU RU S -----------


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I don't try to over c0^ c"s3' ^°sc close aLut taking life easier for a few weeks. 0 ambioons as y


I Remember all your Promls.“ “ .mi,Mons as yet unfulfilled. But you cannot do I There will be nixing reminders


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around you for the sake of peace f„d"quni e T ? o " pour oil on o J E d waters but you may need to stand up when Mrs Byrne was presented w i t h ________ sion to park their caravan in her drive


as they pop in for tea? "No," said Mrs Byrne. "One of my


sisters lives in north London and they will leave their caravan there while


her Duke of Edinburgh's gold award. I G E M l f i l Will they ask the Queen for permis­


for your rights more firmly. Oil my Taurus line to hear more. ^ Q Q Q f i g g g 4 1 6 6 May 22-June 21


Be firm blit not ornate in 'SK StSK I others along in your wake-Tho Suddi " & ^ I Generosity combined with balanced c°m™" * . ^ undoubtedly sensitive


a i l my Gemini line to hear more. ^ Q 9 Q 6 5 8 9 4 1 0 ■ X . M C r n ------------------ June 22-July 22


iel brighter,bounder as if you toe the on|)f' I fpositively miraculous. Your personal 1 ^revoufmood^ u t wa^spJ. freedom and independence in your social ^ t e ^ u t sure'yjY?l| 3^ 3j ^ |J tJ^^[]J1 0mov«Cinto L^tefyou i^se°tote


h r a T ^ w ^ o t ^ o L * * £ * % £ % ^ d o -L n S n g I counselling and canng for others, at b t at y


I agenda aLmes but it will bring the desrcdrsj^. g g g g 4 1 6 9 I Q,ll my Leo fine to hear more. U U g U O J O J 1-------- Aug 24-Sept 23


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| conversation almost as much as cuddles. 1 Oil my Virgo line to hear more.


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A PROCESSION from of the rose queen festi­


Rogersfield to St Leonard's Church, Langho, was led by Clitheroe Town Band I and heralded the start


val.A float carrying the band led the procession, which included a rose queen and a harvest • queen from nearby


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parishes and retinng rose • queen Joanna Grundy, with her retinue, together, with Scouts and Guides of the village. On arriving at church,


trumpeters of the band heralded the crowning of


rose queen Holly Bond (aged 11) by the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun.


Mrs Gwen Pye. This was followed by a


great afternoon for all the family on the school field, when various activities


were enjoyed by children


and adults and music was provided th ro u g h o u t by: Clitheroe Town Band. A fantastic raffle prize of


a hot air balloon flight was


won by a local entrant. Pictured are rose queen


Holly Bond, with her ret­


inue, from the left: Amy Cooper, Bethany Crabtree, (Holly before the crown­


ing), Mahala Hargreaves and S a r a h Bryan. Standing


at the b a c k are brother and


sister Katie and Luke Presho.


I vou are doina Is valued and respected, seems to be a pressing issue. Do not oyer ■


I push TOursell or become tense, but just push steadily ahead t0 'TPT ' L ^ | I efficiency.When you have spare time, just cuddle up doSe to those who make you I I feel warm and wonderful at home;


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1 Romance and parties are very much to the fore at the moment But jour crea te I | Clients could Ik finding a better outlet so push to find the self-discipline to make I | more use of them. At the very least aim to be around enteralnment more than I I usual, music or the theatre. You will much prefer to keep the ™>°dupbMt r a t e ■ 1 than delving into intense discussions on dark sublets. You should be a wow at I I parties with your amusing chitchat,and stream of wisecracks and compliments. • |


| ail my Pisces line to hear more. . g Q9Q6 589 4176 |


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Oct 24-Nov 22 I


I ail my Scorpio line to hear more. g 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 2 I SAGITTARIUS


~ Nov 23-Dec 21


1 Hugely resourceful at the moment, you are standing rock solid cvenif everyone 1 I around id flapping. You know it is important to be firm but flexible with dose I partners,’otherwise you will not make the progress youwanttomoresecunty an I


1 Another half In life at home and at work is more vital to your well being and | fulfilment than usual. Cooperation is top of your priority list since youknow you I


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I a i l my Sagittarius line to hear more. ^ 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 3 | CAPRICORN


! Dec 22-Jan 20


I feel slightly more vulnerable than usual. But you know you cannot g™e way 1 eontinualhi in relationships which are not giving you what you need. Maybe a I serious heart-toheart with loved ones would help. Uddly Venus m earthy Taums 1 is pushing you to ask for what you desire. Let out your r a te flamboyant streak.


a i l my apricorn line to hear more. 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 4 down barriers and show your inner warmth. T; - j —


I Lrter. mHprtondinM With Venus prominent m your chart area of work, you wi i fe 1 be^fighd^morereservedLn usual, even shy at points. Make more effort to break I


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RESIDENTS of Abbeyfields, Ciitheroe, will celebrate at ked on Saturday


PEOPLE are asking j increasingly why there is no mention in other parts of } the country of the disaster ; which has struck the farm- , ing community in the Rib­ ble Valley and Yorkshire


Dales.


en Clough Nursery, report­ ed that, during a recent visit to the National Exhi­ bition Centre, Birmingham, many of those visiting his stand asked where Holden


Mr Peter Foley, of Hold­ _,


tell us when the cleaning can begin M AFF. Cunning, devious. It all. Feelings of loss and sickness. M


was. When Mr Foley men­ tioned Bolton-by-Bowland and the crisis th a t has robbed many of the Valley s


[Helpline off


I to Valley’s r VILLAGE inns and shops are taking a real hammering as visitors are advised not to travel on country roads. The signs around the


Ribble Valley, advising people to keep to main routes, are being blamed for an almost total lack of


tourists. At the Hark to Bounty,


vehicles.


I t s h o u ld n o i i rb e th e H a r k to B o u n ty ’s p e a k


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season, but the pic­ turesque public house in the centre of Slaidburn


fill FLA Busy Lizzies • Petu p 6fi°N&1Z o a


Slaidburn, Mr Peter Hey adds that they almost tell people to stay in their


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