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. % Ribble^dale Patients are reminded w^to^c^n^ci^tfi^^r;«^^^ &
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,^Please!:help us to piroyide^^thesbest possible^service oyer.i ' ,'-'thie:holid^sby:-j,' 5.,
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2?0btain,a small supply of siinple medication in advance |’k'th4holidays%g':<parace^m^^ antacids (especially t t ’.,y'3 mpWantforparents^^ 3? For.hbn urgent pfoblerasrplease try and contact you| i GP when the surgeiief open,' (see above), to enable I R.E.M.S.'to conceiitfatWon patients who need urgent r .
Tattention.
' Thank you very much fqryour help and assistance. | | i : sM Christmas aniiHappy New YeM to you all.
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MrsM.Madent‘;y ,'rt Members,enioyed^a',Christj.|
-mas meal'
prior.to’the gam^ !J!
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»-^There,was'a fuU llou^ forithe ; traditional V
Full house'‘^ 5'i ,v '5
lessons and carols, on ,Sunday, ‘evemrig inSt'Michael’s’Church,
festival
got.Inine,
med by, Mr Jo ^ HutclunMn at the organ. Musm was supplied 'byMr JolmCowbng MdSlaid- bum Silver B a n d . ♦
Soloist Anne;
Marie.Brewer 'V
:Alpe,
Elizabeth.Trayis, Robe^’t, j^jjg Parker, Phyllis Robinson, Nick
Lessons were read by Heather
■Rev. DerekLeyland.:;;..;-; • . .i v 'i- Goffee and mince pies were served afterTthe'service in the
- ; There'will be’a service of * Communion’difChnstmas Eve
social hall., at 11-30 p.m. ^ \ *, 1- ,. ,Z A N T .^ V y iL K r N S p N , .w , ,
The son of a Chatbum cou- Mrs Pat Wilkinson, of Kelso Office
Archaeologist Mr jShn^theVdupleheld a reception 2ant, of ’Camforth,‘'^at KeLso race course,
JoanZant. .. Following the ceremony,;
Chatbum cou- ■ ;* After enjoying a honey- j^j^nny and Mrs' ,moon in Western Ireland, ,the newlyweds will continue
Millward, Rebwca Alpe, Jenny ^^ughter of Mr David and' Kelso. Sanders, Alice Haworth and the
therapist. She is the Photo: John Taylor,
Land-Rover stolen from village AN E-registered",:tand- ^oLThursday morning. The
Rover TDi worth f 9,'500 blue,vehicle, which has a disappeared from a'cul-de-,. utility,; coyer, ( had been sac off Watt Street, Sab'den, ' locked and secure.
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We'v^k ente'^rff^'^nl^r three houm:*the‘ ^ other s tr«t enterteinmem ar children loved the Punch and Judy and Father ' have to be paid for, ^ d the chamber hM pickM
jyj sandra ' to make their home in Cara- jg Qgg^. forth.
C ^ m S n d the variety of stalls was truly up the bill for the^ ^a^g.WelldoneClitheme;ourthanksfora J^ela te^n ig ^bu t^o nt^^ We a^nded th; Pickwick Night on Thur^ The chamber
stalisy--i:e., tombblM ■ We'shall ce'rtainly tie in our break to cover, ; For the fmst time this year, anotherltwo
HouiSof.pleasure and fun.
'the steam breahs. we felt as many others did : cial and active support to the Deco^^ ' thatHKere were far too many “catch penny’.^;;‘Chtheroe,ComnuttMwhich, vnth very t o
thiq week and'althouRh it was busy and Christmas lights until EJiO ^ e ty mies pre-. t ^ '^ s T e ^ e r r e n ? e ^ e n t ,n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
PE^^J^^g^tfruTefpr^ ^he
it was funds, has provided the display over the last fewye^. ♦ i,;;,->1,:. ™--'Rihblp'Vallev
-‘■'’'"•j___________________ Christmas lights after years of campaignmg by the chamber and the town council.
you decide on a Borough Council found some funds to support ; .,
"^"Clitheroe traders get very little support from Ribble Valley Borough Council. Everything. nowadays costs money to organise, so if we want to make Cbristmais events better in ; Clitheroe, please support the t ra d ^ by rmsing
motions for other local towns. Soihe of the costs of these features are certainly paid for by their local councils. ■
i :: ‘ ' this issue with the council.
JEAN JACKSON, Lighting Centre, Clitheroe.
Takeaway rubbish is trV 'A*,
;-S ‘ roadside bn the back road between Mitton and j ’ Clitheroe -yes, fromi McDonald's.'
J Tbday it was the same sort of McDonald's j carton, thrown into Vale House Gardens in :
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■ ; Is this going to get worse and become a sirourge on oiir picturesque'Valley? A My sugigestioh is that all such garbage with ,
Whalley. .
the McDoi^d's identification shovdd be gath-, ered up by a ihember of the comriiittee which ^bassed the planning application and a fine
imposed for, every piece. V, This money from the^bage fines could be used to reduce the council tax bill. , ; 'But it is the principle which counts. ;
'DOKisBROWN,;,,;.;:;^ Whalley.
t' Support for t l , . ■ , . ;J Well, I a ^ Wh^
other readers think about Mr B ^ H ^vrick’s 'letters/''-‘v'''''!
the week suggestion DAST .week, Josephine Sopham asked .what ■
of the; week or month, but .. me^ly always right.'
having a letter I
* ..... cannbt'agree. iilMr Hardwick’s letters do hot swm'
to.me to
ii.' I,- ; However, I'canhbtai^ebgainstjrournght ;1
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I ’ to publishhis letters,-althbugh^^ they do hot provoke more response.
double discount price £4S5 ? d"
.agree’^ th whathb:^ ''there
fjovcE ‘TliS .'Ciltherbei''?................................ 'Lowergate,''''■ • " i ; , . There must’ be people in Clitherbe who dis-
^... be well-ar^edl They are nften full of shon- ^ ■ ::u: sequiturs.^And I .cannot agree that .they are
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BEDS RUGS LEATHE| LEATHER RUGS LE/ UPHOLSTERY DININC CARPETS LEATHER
here so quickly! THEY; have only, jiist opened and already the garbage is littering our Ribble Valley. ; ; ; , ^ Last weekend I spotted twp krge drink^ car- tons' with straws sticking out of them in the,: •
Oiili i ' We see in the columns of this newspaper pro-. 1
PICKWICK NIGHT is officially ( ■ somehttld
A VICTORIAN flavour from Mr Pii Holgate at Pick
PA R K E R KNQLj D U C A L ;
OLD CHARM S L E E P E E Z E E ,
TETRAD ; ‘ G-PLAN
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S LUMB ER LAN; STRONGBOW HAMMEL
CAL IGAR I S i PA R K E R & FAF
COL L INS & HAY GAUTIER J
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* C E L E B R IT Y , ...AND MORE!-
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