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A heartfelt thank you to all who helped out
company, organisation, club, school, care home and individual had put 100 per cent effort into creating an outstanding tableau. ,
Everyone had a
favourite, b u t i t was good to see schools and villages involved andi even Clitheroe Market,* with a tractor-drawn dis-* play turning back th e shopping clock.
And, after the bandsj
majorettes, street collec-J tors, torch-holders andj floats, the evening’s cli-j max was a phenomenal firework display from the illuminated Castle KeepJ Described by many as
the best ever, some' £ 7 ,000-worth of f ire j works exploded over the town and brought teanj to the eyes of Torchlight Committee chairman, Mr Peter Moore . The event had taken
18 months to prepare: The committee is smaQi swollen on the night by numerous volunteers from service organisa4 tions, but the entire Rifr ble Valley owes a great: depth of thanks to all those who have given hours of th e ir time to ensure th a t the Jubilee Torchlight will live on in memories for many years to coma
FUNDING Torchlight is always, it seems, in the lap of • the Gods.
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funding turned down, organ isers relied heavily on the goodwill and generosity of the crowds and a number of spon sors who ensured th a t this
. n year’s event went ahead. "It has taken a long time to
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organise," committee chair man Mr P e te r Moore told civic guests and sponsors assembled in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour on Saturday night. ; "Tonight, i t is nice to be
. cashire, Gerald Hitman, and Castle Cement, which donat-
able to say thank you to all those people who have spon sored us." Among those who received special thanks were First North 'Western, Ultra frame, BBC Radio Lan-
CIVIC guests asssemble before the procession (T150902/Sb)
' ed the use of numerous wag ons for floats. There were many more
people without whose help Torchlight would no t go ahead and members of the small committee, through this newspaper, have expressed
. their thanks to all of them. More th an 50 collectors
embarked on their rounds as th e procession began and deposited their takings some three hours later. As ever, Clitheroe Town Council played a major part
in the proceedings, but Ribble Valley Borough Council's sup port too was much appreciat ed, with streets swept clean of debris the following day and the Castle Reid utilised for a two-day extravaganza involv ing fun fair, barbecue, mili tary vehicles and activities. 9 Organisers are still tying
up loose ends and subsequent ly, the winner of the Torch
light programme draw for a meal for two at the Old Post House Hotel will be announced next week.
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