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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 19th, 2002 7


A night to remember as town goes wild with Torchlight fever! 3-page picture special


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Edwards will lead the set - vices at 10-30 a.m. and 5 p.m: and everyone is invite; 1 to join her. Nightsafe, Blackburn's young peopled homeless project, wifi receive gifts of tinned an 1 packetfood. On Monday evening at 7r


On Sunday, Sister Jane): 5s?» SsfiH


n Phil Gough and his friends from Blackburn Methodist Circuit. Tickets are £3, for pay at the door. Proceeds will go to the National Chil­ dren's Home


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Church will be joining thou­ sands of other churches across the UK starting Alpha courses next week/yi The Alpha course isj^


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30 p.m., a harvest concei^t_ will be given by the Rey.


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practical and contemporary introduction to the Christ­ ian faith and provides a relaxed and informal oppor­ tunity for participants.tp make up their own minds about Christianity. : y <g) It involves one meeting


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STAFF from Althams Travel provided a wonderfully bright spectacle to remind us all of our summer holidays as they took a trip '


around the world (TP09)


A SPORTING effort from these Whalley youngsters who clearly left no one in any doubt as to their favourite ':v " i f o o t b a l l


team was! (TP04). is s s


each Wednesday, starting next week, for 11 weeks. Mr Mark and Mrs Karen Sleet are the hosts for the course in Waddington, whicji begins at 7 p.m. It is free, although donations towards the evening meal would tje welcome. For more informa­ tion or to book, phon,e 01200422392.


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CIVIC guests and sponsors (left) join a


packed crowd in the Market


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ing Field Management Committee meeting held m the village hall, it was decid­ ed to carry out the following work to the hall: the main floor to be sanded anjd resealed, a new cooker and sink unit to be bought anjd installed in the kitchen and the new car park lined. :l Winners of the 250 Club


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were Mr Plant (£25), A. Thornton (£20), B. Honey­ well (£15), E. Pollock (£10), E. Marsden (£7.50), Mr and Mrs Burgess (£5). ' The next meeting of the


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committee will be on Octo­ ber 15th in the village hall at 8 p.m. All residents are.wel- come to attend and express their views.


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d Abbey winners Whist winners at the


Union's autumn season opens on Saturday witlfa grand jumble sale. This will be held in Whalley Methodist Hall at 11 a.m. Next Tuesday evening, there will be an audio-visual presentation, "Light on the Land”, by Malcolm Roberts. This will be in Whalley School at 7-30 p.m. Members and friends are asked to support these events.


Abbey senior citizens' drive, Whalley, were: Ladies- Mrs M. Naylor, Mrs E. Cham- ley. Gents - Mrs D. Farnsworth, Mr H. Holt. Dominoes: joint 1, Mr G. Pitlovits and Mr J. Hartley. Raffle: Mrs D.


irs Chicago views Twenty-three members


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and friends of Whalley and District Historical and Archaeological Society enjoyed a most interesting taik on "British Views of Chicago". These views hap­ pened to be of British writ­ ers who visited thecity in the 19th Century, Chicago being the first American city and also the site for the early skyscrapers.


ing will be on Thursday jn Whalley Abbey, when Dr Mitchell will be the speaker on "St Kilda, some Lan­ cashire connections". I


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IT was an evening of fab­ ulous floats, fantastic fire­ works, friendship and fun. In these three,pages we,;


capture the atmosphere^ as Clitheroe partied on a scale rarely seen. , People travelled from:


miles away to witness the town’s Torchlight spectac­ ular - and spectacular it certainly was.'


The first ever.Torch- .• b'!-'


light was held to celebrate the Golden- Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887;— And, 115 years later,


the Torchlight tradition is, still as strong as ever. On Saturday and Surf day, the Castle Field was


: transformed as thousands soaked up the sun and enjoyed the carnival atmosphere. The Castle Keep was illuminated throughout the weekend,


^providing a perfect back­ drop for the dazzling pro­ cession and the firework


• finale was, said by many to be the best ever.’ ' -'-/'When'is the next one?


/Another. fouryears,.at, least, says' the committee!


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A MEMORABLE float (above) from Slaidburn Health Centre - eat your heart out ‘ER’l (TP06)


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