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.£833 forrai,children's organisation.!'


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VMoneyt'was collected for the Children's;Societyi: in the town centre/as .well as in Booths and;Sains-


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;Paul's ■ Low; Moorland, 'chairman of/JtheJlocal


f Children's Society; action group,; said'1* he i was delighted with the, total/ "We had. more collectors than usual from churches in Clitheroe, WhaUey and Downham and members of the public were very generous," he said;;» ; d. The Children's Society,


which is a Christian Social work agency based in the Church of England, offers


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times to tackle homeless-. for members and guests at the Mayor Coun. Mrs Joyce Hoi o ness among young people ^ u ^ dinner of the Ribble Val- ^ te . a founde^membCT of the


:JondroKn r dIPt°s0ro S f f i S ^ I S S


for young offenders.


■. The society aims to put the needs of children first, sometimes ■ providing advocacy in courts decid­ ing a child's future so the youngster's views are properly heard.


. ' £300 damage


DAMAGE amounting to £300 was caused to the security key pad on com­ mercial premises in Peel Street, Clitheroe, on Thursday night. Police are investigating,


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thanked evervone Howarth and their concert party . £ J e i r ^ p p o r t a n d and a vote of thanks proposed by


S ^ S S f f S S MTIro'event1 waif held' at the Shireburn Arms Hotel, Hurst


» h .W « W?™.U«,oente. hotels and cottages," she added, presented her with an orchid. ■ ,


and *wereV able to enjoy the wiU come back to the Ribble Val- Mrs Parker propped a vote of top table guests at Friday nights ^ eT r a n d h o s p i ta h ty o n c e ley and stay in our guest houses, thanks to Coun. Holgate and dinner.


Our picture diowra officials and Q .


(J011102/b) . Volunteers needed to help H arry Potter!


STAFF at the Grand Cinema, Clitheroe, just for the usual audience turnout, but are hoping Harry Potter can perform when a very popular film is shown, stall


■ some magic when he returns to Clitheroe are overstretched. He is asking for more in his latest film.1


. volunteers to give two or three hours to


' customer demand to see the film is expect-; November 8th. • ed to be even higher than for the first Anyone wishing to assist at the cinema Harrv Potter production.


Manager Mr Fred McAtee needs more help, when "Harry Potter and the Cham- voliinteers to help out at the cinema, as . berof Secrets" starts, with previews, from


, should contact Mr. McAtee at the Grand He said that everyone works very, hard on 01200.427886 or 423278. .. Former miner had


breathing problems A FORMER coal miner who had also worked at a Clitheroe cement works had suffered from severe breathing problems, an inquest heard. .. Mr David Szarko, of Chiltern Avenue, Burnley, said in the last sue months his father's breathing difficulties had become reallybad. East Lancashire Coroner Mr Richard Tay­


lor recorded a verdict that Mr John Szarko (77), of Waterloo Road, Burnley, died on July 10th from an industrial disease. Pathologist Dr Walid Salman said the res­


piratory system showed that Mr Szarko suf­ fered from chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Mr Szarko said his father was born in


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He was employed at a cement works in , .


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