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February 15th in Bashall Eaves Village Hall has been postponed until March 22nd. Organisers hope this change will not’ cause too much inconve­ nience.


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Bowland Young Farmers' Club met on Monday night for a talk on public speaking by Mr J. T. Thornber and Mrs A. Pilkington. Thanks were expressed to them both,' Afterwards members split into small groups to prac­ tise public speaking, which everyone enjoyed. Next week's meeting at


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£6,000, and gifts for the school building inain’tet. nance fund were received! during the service.^0^ ; j J i ,


j ..It;was,a very, happy, occasion as the’ whole v il - la g e :jc 'dm m u n ity ,’cam e .


to g e th e r .fo r th is sp e c ia l a c t of worship.TituW-jj;!!-!


VIR visitor// cnuD ;The meeting of'.Chat-


burn Methodist Church Women's Fellowship r held


in church was open to peo-. pie fromthe Clitheroe Cir­ cuit and superintendent the' Rev. .Chris Cbeesemra led the meeting-.',"'


Vice-president of the


the agenda for parents' night tonight:. - Tomorrow night is


iWhistdrive ; ; The fortnightly whist : and domino drive is being ! held in Knowle Green Vil- l lage Hall on Monday at 7- 130 p.m. Admission is £1, ; including refreshments. •


! Volunteers 1; ■ All names for the volun- teers' party being held in


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7-15 p.m. will be an ice- skating outing. Parents are asked to provide trans­ port to and. from Black­


Whist drive At the monthly whist


and domino drive in 'iBolfon-by-Bowland Vil­


lage Hall Mr J. Kenyon and Mr P. Metcalfe were


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celebrated at Christ j Church, Chatbum, with a ; service of thanksgiving; and celebration with teachers and children .of Chatbum CE School, who joined the large congrega- . tion of governors, parish­ ioners and friends of the school. The theme of the... service was "Moving On", and children from each-" class presented songs, ’ readings and poems.'; Reader was Miss Carol j Walker and intercessions •; were offered for the work of education in this coun-, try and throughout the: world.


Moving on Education Sunday was


the Rev. Walter Drain, 1 stressed the importance of ;


In his talk, the vicar,", '4 -


Ladies - Mrs Barker,- N. Hartley, E. Hartley. : Gents - T. Hartley, J. Robinson, R. Barker. Dominoes: F. Mason, F. Lofthouse, M. Parker, P.


MCs. Whist winners were: .


Duckworth, T. Hewitt, E. Nowell, J. Pye. The next drive will be on February 27th.


Metcalfe Raffle: K. Nowell, V.


Bells The bells of St Peter and ; St Paul's Church, Bolton- i by-Bowland, have recent- ly been refurbished. As a result, prospective bell­ ringers meet on Monday evenings to practice and anyone with an interest would be warmly wel­ comed in the belfry. On Sunday the children


f Education Sunday. They enacted the parable of the' lost sheep. Eleanor Holt, read the lesson and the Rev. Canon David Mewis led the service.


of the village school took part in the service,for


Methodist ’ Conference.' Mrs Ann Leek, who was spending a few days in Clitheroe,, was' guest speaker. She spoke.about churches she had Visited so far during her year in office ah;drt6id'rio'w'sh'e had lived in some of the places she visited and met people she had known in her younger days.-After- wards Mr Cheeseman asked her questions about her visit to South Africa and her meeting with Nel­ son Mandela. She replied that there were two seri­ ous problems in that par­ ticular part of Africa, one was poverty and the other HIV and Aids. This virus is being passed:on to babies and wiping out a generation;: of; .young adults because there was no money to buy. drugs to help them. . , - ' • She also told her audi­


' the New Drop Inn, Roch­ ester, on February 22nd should be forwarded to the


thePTFA.-.,. - , PENDLETON


mouth restrictions have finally been lifted, life in Pendletonvillage is get- tmgback;tonormal. '4ohv;Friday''evening,


Back fo normal Now, that the foot and


j chairman of Knowle ! Green Village Hall, Mr. Peter Morgan, tel. 01254 , 9878293. ■ ; .


the Sunday luncheon there was a hot-pot sup- i party being held a t th e :/


Luncheon party ' Tickets are available for


-Tickets are avauaDie ior In addition to


tte ram g , licensedbar


' home of Mr Peter Morgan h? w U h T wo bn March 3rd. Proceeds ; ;°t the-Swan with Two


from the event will go - ^Jecks. Organiser M towards the cost of resur- Tony Ormiston thanked facing Knowle Green Vil- the sponMraforthe,r gen


lace Hall car Dark lage Hallcarpark.


erosity and those who attended the event.


Fond farewell. All Saints' Church,


Waste-paper The usual .waste^paper


From ' ' tomorrow ^ Gd^ard; on behalf of vil- ■ lunchtime, the skip will be lagers, parishioners and


Leonard's School Families' Association, Langho, will take place this w e


e k e nd .r r :


on Billington and Langho fiends, presented Mr Community Centro car.ohlicholspn.with a silver park until Mondayimbtii-': /cross and. chain, and


. particularly-for .young people, and she recalled her visit to the Chatter­


ence about being chosen for the office of vice-presi­ dent and the work she has been called upon to do,


box Club for.children.. Organist was Mrs Mar­


ilyn Yates, of Whalley., /Afterward | '-/ref resh-


ments were sensed.


n L p o n ra i /p rc - r ,. - a Later,in the day, by r 6 a C 6 p ra y e r s -n . . kind permission of Mr


, .future.,,..,.


a service of Prayers for-'’jjejd jn Standeh Hall, and Peace in St Leonard's a j,n y js occasion the vicar


Tomorrow there will be: j olln Aspinall, a lunch was


Church, Langho, at-7-30 ';%as presented with a p.m. Prayers will be said., ipainting,1 depicting All each Friday during the,J Saints' Church and the


present s i t u a t i o n . , t p O l d SchbohHouse. A Mothers’ , -Union The following Monday,


' Monday at 7-30 p.m. On Ash Wednesday, a Communion service will


Play equipment Representatives from


organisations and groups in DunsqPjBridge.are in , the process of. gaining charitable trust status to undertake the project of; refurbishing, updating and improving the play area facilities in the vil­


lage. At the moment they are


applying for grant funding and also holding various fund-raising events to finance the project.-' ■' ' . ' - The first event will be a Valentine's‘Ddjt- disco in


’Newton Village Hall on February 15th! Tickets are £5, including supper, available from Rachel on 01200 448228.' "


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moving on, not only in a physical and mental sense, but spiritually, fol­ lowing the example of Jesus. During the service, Mr Drain explained the • close co-operation which exists between the govern­ ing body of the school, the Department for Educa­ tion, Lancashire County ; Council and the Diocese of Blackburn. New extensions to the


school costing £88,000 will be met in part by a • governors' contribution of


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Price’includes * Coach from local area-.>-,i/y.-.ii(|; • Coach' transfers' to" and from venues' :%• jv •Tickets for one of the following events:. -


Athletics/Bowls/Netball/Squash/Table Tennis only £ 2 9 '95


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lvertiser an< •Holidays are organised


half tables in piay at’the whist and domino drive organised by Gisburn Fes­ tival Hall Manageirient Committee. MCs were Mr J. Kenyon for \iirist and (Mr EJMetcalfe for domi­ nos. 4.


; Whist winners were, ladies: Mrs Barker, Mrs J. Meyler and Mrs M. Maude. Gents: Mrs J. Robinson, Mr B. Duck­ worth and Mr J. Hartley. Domino winners were Mr R. Knight, Mr J. Pye,


.


' Mrs B. Haydock and Miss M. Parkes. Raffle prizes went to Mrs M. Woods, Mr C. Wiseman and-Mrs M. Pickles.


The next drive is on , March 2nd. j lV U u jO y> j jv i iv ) u u u


ingif Please-tie pap.erjin«i, expressed gpod wishes to bundles or put into plastic;. < bags.


him and his family for the collection, organised by. St .


.■ before his move to St Hilda's and St Martin's,


Pendleton, was full a week last Sunday to witness the Rev. Roland Nicholson conduct his final service


Carleton. Chuchwarden Mr Nick


man’y,j!;residents: ;-and friends attended ;the vil- lage hall for a race night, and £737 was raised for All Saints' Church funds.


party time with'a Valen­ tine's disco organised by


be performed tonight, tomorrow and Saturday at 7-30 p.m. and again on February 14th, 15th and 16th. There is one matinee at 2 p.m. on February 16th. Tickets are £3 and


The musical play will Outd6or clothing and equipment for everyone


£1.50 available from Ribchester Post Office or by telephoning 01254 878530.


RIM1NGTON


i; The February-'meeting " of Rimington and District Gardening: Club - takes place in Gisbiim Festival Hall on the 19th at 7-30 p.m.' Everyone is invited to go along'and have fun at the annual, gardening quiz night.


Garden.newsL;


events leading up to the Queen's Golden Jubilee, organised by Rimington and Middop Golden Jubilee Celebration Com­ mittee, a general knowl­ edge fun quiz will be held on February 15th in Rim­ ington Memorial Insti­ tute, at 7-30 pjn. Teams of six, consisting


Golden jubilee ^ As part of a series of1


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including a dance, and having a carnival proces­ sion similar to the very successful one held for the silver jubilee. An earlier suggestion by a councillor to have a permanent reminder of the jubilee, with possibly a new car park built in the Pendle Street East area, had not proved feasible.


•attended by Coun. Anita, Whalley, in the chair, and /. Couns Audrey Barrett, ’ Paul Cull,' John Shorter,.


Parish council The monthly meeting of the parish council was


"Gordon Higham' and Anthony Graham. Apolo­


gies were received from chairman Coun. Bernard Parfitt and Coun. Frank


- ing is currently a problem and a DOg Watch initia­ tive is to be carried out by Ribble .Valley Council's dog warden. Councillors suggested that the area around St Mary's School and Pendle Street East, West and Watt Street might be the most appro­ priate area to cover, as there had been complaints from the school head and other residents. Following a request


Goss. The matter of dog foul-


of four adults and .two..: children/under 16; are"; invited to take part. Sup- -


per will be provided, and tickets and further infor­


mation may be obtained from Mrs E. Jackson, tel. 01200 445430, or Mr P. Duffy, tel. 445813.;


Hearty fare Following a hearty


Wave of Prayer service ^ farewell.party was held will be held—in—,S t_ ;n-the-Swan-with Two Leonard's Church -on Necks with supper and a


: be held in church, when ■parishioners areinvited to begin the journey through 140 days-of Lent. and pre­


tc d l l ia . lW u u y t u iw iy u v iv u


ipare for-Holy Week and :, in the teams over the jEastehVlfefe/i -v ■ i years/More than,70 peo/ - H o ly Q pm m u n io n ple atfended and enjoyed


farewell toast provided by mine hosts Mr and Mrs Steve Dilworth. A darts and domino trophy was presented to Mr Nichol- son;qn behalf of both tcams for his participation


jHoly Communion in the ' Community Room, jHodgefield, Billington 'Gardens,'Billington, to' ! which all are welcome to attend.! a


’ Busy bees Pupils of Year 8 at St


Mary’s RC Primary School, Langho, took part : in a short story competi­ tion organised by Black­ burn Child Care Society. Congratulations . were extended to Emily Jame­ son, who was chosen as a winner. Deputy.head.and. Yea,r 8 teacher Mr Mike- Ember


performance and;:will attend Emily's presenta­ tion ceremony, s.* pi! On Tuesday, .-Year j5


delight with the childrens; d' his'


travelled to Carleton to attend a service in which Mr Nicholson was licensed in his new church by the Bishop of Lancast­ er.


READ ,


■Wave of Prayer : The Wave of Prayer service for members of St John's Church, Read, and St Peter's Church, Simon- stone, branches of the •Mothers'-Union will be


. ... _ . . . . heldnext Monday in St expresssseed'-his:


Jq^ ' s Church at 7 p.m. ^ ^


-. RIBCHESTER


children turned the cloc back with a VE Day cel§, bration. The event; organ­ ised by teacher Miss Catherine Keane, was tbe; culmination of the history! studies on the Second' World War. Grandpar­ ents were invited along to take a trip down memory, lane, arid headteacher Miss F. A. Watson sarii-' pled the goodies at the party.


This week, pupils of the ;; 'A


. school have been busy .working their way through hundreds df.


'


'went'to see"1 in R o ch ­ ester's Parochial Hall this month. ■ ' ; RATS, as it is known, has just celebrated its 30th anniversary and is well-known for its lively productions. Producer Mr Robin Simmons, director -Mr Keith Flood and musi-


AmatturT.beatrical Soci­ ety are presenting "The Owl and the Pussycat


Peaigreen boat Members of Ribchester


, cal director Mr, Chris -F.reeman have, organised


pages of reading for book’ "and inspired ,a production week. A Harry Potteri f,)yhichyPrpmises(,to be theme lunch- provided funny, colourful and with spell-binding treats to eqt,1 . haunting music. I t is a and a writing competitidri /play which will appeal to was held. Books will be'ori -the full age range.


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. especially for us by ABTA ^ bonded tour operators for


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Durham and Beamish Price includes • Coaching throughout; j


• One night’s, accommodation in a twin room with en suite facilities in a good quality hotel • Oinner


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from £ 7 5 r | ' 2clays- lSlhJMay


New Orleans, Memphis and Tennessee


i&j accommodation including two nights aSjElvis’ ; „ 'T* Heartbreak Hotel • Five breakfasts.and oqq: buffet - > - dinner • Journey by Amtrak train to^fem^ms • Full • " 1'day tour to New Orleans ;


■ price includes:.*.Retum scheduled flights from ,, ^ Manchester • Return airport transfers * Six mghts hotel


" from £ 5 9 9 ' ' 8 days - Nov/Dcc/Feb/Marcli


lunch of pork casserole with winter vegetables, Bakewell tart and custard, members of Rimington and Middop Luncheon Club sat back to enjoy a talk by gardening expert: Mr Bill Blackledge, of. Radio Lancashire fame.- In humorous and infonnar; tive style, Mr Blackledge gave tips on the cultiva­ tion and care of the many and varied houseplants he had brought along. He answered many


questions from his inter­ ested, audience and later they were able to purchase plants from the collection. (Raffle winners were Mr


from residents, a dog litter bin will be placed in the area of Badger Well Water. The problem of trailers


scheme, involving larger 30 m.p.h. signs and red textured marking on the gateways to the village, are due to be in place by the end of this financial year. Councillors were (concerned that time was


around Sabden Primary School are causing prob­ lems: The policeman is to be asked to take action. A traffic calming


running out. Other matters reported


/ bonfire; site still -needs atterittorij/the/bench on


by councillors were.the top ; Holme, .where:the


hands of wardens Mrs Val Darwent, who can be con­ tacted on 01282776962, or Mr Bernard Parfitt.


See Shrek See "Shrek" in Sabden


next week. The village is having a showing of the top film on Tuesday night a t 7-30 p:m. on the big screen in St Mary's Hall and it is open to all., The film is being pre­


'the/path:in’front of the Contrast factory and the two at Red Gate, which all need attention; the Watt Street bus shelter, which needs cleaning out and painting; and the recurring/ problem of stones from the wall on Black Hill falling into the ; -


road. The next'meeting was


arranged for Monday, March 4th.


the planning committee had been-held to discuss an application by Mr David Warburton of Aston Properties to con­ vert the old St Mary's School


Meeting A special meeting of


being parked on the vil­ lage car park was dis­ cussed again. Coun. Short­ er pointed out that one was now being used as a rubbish dump next to the recycling skips. The mat­ ter will be referred to the village policeman.


J. Parkinson, Mis A. Seed, Mr H. Thistlethwaite, Mr B. Barker, Mrs E. Barker, Mrs E. Aspin, Mrs M. Metcalfe, Mrs M. Ander-


SABDEN


Jubilee Sabden is planning to


celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee in style - if there is enough interest and support from resi­ dents.-................ A small nuinber of resi­


' Nutter Barn House and holiday cottages at Bram- ley Farm, Wiswell Moor, were still under considera­ tion by the borough coun-


cil.


' villagers are asked to offer ideas or support. Village organisations arid busi­ nesses are also invited to. give details of any plans they may have so tha t events can be co-ordinat­ ed.


it was reported that the Holme Committee is plan­ ning some events, the Age ... Concern Leisure_Club is


At Monday’s meeting,


holding a ;dance!qnd.Sab-1 den ChristiariiCouncil.is.. holdirig'an open-air, ser-() vice on the June weekend. . . ! Other ideas suggested' included erecting a mar­ quee for various events,


dents attended the, parish council meeting on Mon­ day to outline their plans for the celebrations, but more input,is needed and a public meeting has been arranged Tor Tuesday, February 19th, in the Methodist rpoms a^-7f3pH p.m. At this meetingriiL •


councillors were assured that the reroofing work was now nearly complete at Littlemoor sheltered housing. People had also complained about the untidiness of the site, but the contractor had been spoken to and hopefully the situation had improved. It was stressed th a t the contractor is responsible for making good the land at Pendle Street East which has been churned up while contractors’ cabins have been left there.


Littlemoor Following complaints,


•Road, but there were reservations about a planned kitchen extension and dormer at 107 Whal­ ley Road. One member felt that it was not in keeping with the rest of the area. It was reported that other applications relating to Marbill Developments, a conservatory at 1. Simon-; stone Road, a farm work­ er's dwelling at Hillside farin'; kitchdn extension at


standing planning applica­ tions. There were no objec­ tions to a plan for a con­ servatory at the Oakhill bungalow, in Simonstone


Planning. Members discussed out­


dwellings. Mr Warburton . outlined his application, , .which would include five off-street parking spaces. Eight residents also, attended and concern was


into seven


: cashire's RuraliTouring • Network and isldeal for all ages. Book a'ticket by ringing 01282 771878.


sented by Chorley Film Society as part of Lan-


SJMONSTONE


Mothers' union Members of Simon-


stone Mothers' Union will meet in the old school on Tuesday at 7-45 p.m. to hear Mrs Joy Smethurst's talk entitled "Who isn't afraid of Virginia Woolf?" The "Wave of Prayer"


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service for members of St John's Church, Read, and St Peter's Church, Simon- stone, branches of the Mothers' Union will be held on Monday evening in St John's Church at 7 p.m.


WADDINGTON


expressed about the char­ acter of the building being lost, additional parking . problems in an already busy area and the safety issue of traffic on the back street. Councillors offered no


objections to the applica­ tion but wanted tbe con­ cerns outlined to be con­ sidered.


Paper The waste-paper collec­


tion is due" to take place tomorrow around Sabden. Old newspapers and mag­ azines should be left out­ side for collection.


% Nicholas's.Church this . morriirig./The church is closed-forsafety reasons


Heritage are due to make an inspection of St


St Nicholas's Officials from English


WHALLEY


- arid, until this inspection takes place, no decision can be taken about its future. The church is also look­


Abbey winners / ! Whist winners at the


ing for a new organist to replace Mr John Mead and is awaiting news on the appointment of a vicar to succeed the Rev. Roland Nicholson. In the interregnum, church matters are in the


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Abbey senior citizens' drive, in Whalley, were: Ladies - Mr E. Chamley, Mrs P. Wooff, Mrs H. Hardy (cons). Gents—


I0,\ a f # ' 1 Mr


J. Wooff, Mrs M. Naylor, Mrs G. Walmsley (cons). Dominoes: Mrs M.


Residents urged to fight for their post service


RESIDENTS living'iri rural areas of the Ribble Valley are being urged to send postcards to Lon­ don in a bid to save them local post service.


The Country-Land and Business Association'


:


ing work is to be carried out on the culvert that runs under the road close to the school. Councillors were informed that Lan­ cashire County Council is carrying out the work from the bottom of Wes­ ley Street, across Clitheroe Road and into Whalley Road.. Considerable dis­ ruption can be expected and members were con­ cerned th a t the work avoids the jubilee weekend in'June.1’


Culvert Repair and strengthen­


bus bay in Whalley Road and traffic congestion


Parking "iiliegal parking in the


All inclusive Gairloch Scotland


TV • Welcoming drinks reception • A morning daily newspaper per room • All you can eat for breakfast and dinner • A glass of house wine with dinner • 3 daytime sightseeing excursions • Lunchtime refreshment pack each day •Afternoon tea . served upon return from excursions • Nightly entertainment • Unlimited drinks * (house brand as advertised on arrival) at the hotel’s bar, including beer, spirits, ..y; wine and soft drinks, available between 6pm and 11pm -


Price includes • 4 nights accommodation • Bedrooms with private facilities and


from only £ 1 5 4 5 clays - 25th March


Moscow and St. Petersburg


,_Ppce includes • Scheduled flights from Manchester •,4. n nights B&B hotel’accommodation - all rooms with en/, suite facilities • Overnight tram journey from Moscow, to; St. Petersberg -1st class two berth sleeper compartment; and breakfast included • Enchanting optional excursions' Moscow city tour, the Kremlin ana the Hermitage i.


Museum • Services of a local tour nianager throug from £ 4 6 9 •


6 d ay s - Ap r i 1/Oct/Nov lout ■


depicting their home towri or village to the industry's regulator, Postcomm.


By sending the cards, •


the CLA hopes to make the Government realise how important an effi­ cient rural postal service is. Regional director Mr Douglas Chalmers said: "People and businesses in rural areas must not be deprived of postal deliv­ eries, and the CLA is calling on Government to state that it will ensure all companies bidding for postal contracts guaran-


tee daily, doorstep deliv­ eries to rural areas and with no cost penalty. "If the service declines


any further, then busi­ nesses will leave the countryside in droves. When this happens, peo-


is calling on,people in. pie, services, schools and rural aireas of the’North/ other facilities necessary


West to send , a card for rural living leave also, plunging the countryside


• into a spiral of decline. We must get this message


across loud and clear. "The whole process is


subject to consultation and we are asking rural communities to let their views be known by using the very service tha t is under threat. Please send a postcard to Postcomm stating how important the rural post is to you. And please send a card with a local view to Post­ comm a t Hercules House, Hercules Road, London, SE17DB.”


Chelsea Flower Show & Oxford


Price includes • Coaching throughout • One night’s hotel accommodation in a shared twin room


, with en suite facilities • Dinner and full English breakfast • Visit to Oxford • Entrance to the Chelsea Flower Show


from £ 1 0 9 - 1 2 clays - 23rd May


Rhine Cruise to Switzerland


. accommodation on board, breakfast, lunch and evening meals ■VT\vin beddoTe'ri-suite main deck’cabiri • Welcome drink and ; party .night • Fidl services of an experienced Ttavelscope. courier in resort! - ’’


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New pack A new Cub Scout


Pack is now successfully up and running in Waddington. Twenty- two boys have joined and are looking forward to lots of exciting activi­ ties in the next few weeks. Most of the boys are aged eight and nine and there is still room for 10-year-old boys to go along and have a look. The pack meets each Thursday from 6 to 7-15 p.m. in Waddington Methodist Church hall. For more information, contact Mr Dale High­ am, tel. 01200 425198. ;


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Sports course!


A TEAM of walkers, rowers and bikers will soon be sweating th e ir way round a simulated


course for charity. The group are members of


the gym at Roefield Leisure Centre and are raising money for the Christian Lewis Trust. The event was launched by the trust's director, Mr David Walton, with mascot Dillon the Dolphin.


B u r n s N i j a t W h a l l<


BURNS NIGHT prol


occasion a t the Dog l | Accrington Pipe Band r


and there were a number < sonalities, including licensl


Atty. As usual, a wreath was L


of bygone ages.


including Coun. Atty (rigl (T280102I


Our picture shows some! ,


Fanny Sparks and her dau cent churchyard, a tribute1


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