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MORE than 400 people packed into Clitheroe Parish Church on Sun­ day for a service to mark the Queen's Golden Jubilee. An adult choir of 65


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I the Ribble Valley. |iay, the village of Read was : than 300 people who took


lubilee procession, ge playgroup, clog dancers i and the Baxenden Band


Ig the walkers who were Dy England fans who took [stand and watch.


Immittee member Mrs Dee |d: "It was a really excellent l not have as many people bide as we would have liked


the big match but we Ihe England victory |e in a party atmospher?** cher Mr Alan Speak organ-


lecue outside his shop in lad, Read, and handed out |he walkers. sion was followed by the fcil gala day, which included (football competition and a


jry race along with tradi- land afternoon tea. lised from the event will be Ipay for the senior citizens’ I arty in December. I two pages we feature pic- Ithe Read event and from lighout the area.


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LITTLE royals Matty Hall, left, and Ben Stanley tuck into party food at the Whallcj' Pre-school celebration watched by a patriotic Lynne Cane (s)


voices represented all the churches in the town, and a children's choir of 100 from the town’s pri­ mary schools under the direction of Mrs Jean Brennan filled the gallery. Canon Philip Dear-


den, o f the parish church, the Rev Richard Atkinson, of


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Methodist Church, and Fr Joseph Wareing, of the Roman Catholic Church, were involved in a service.


In the congregation Mary Robinson, Ribble


were the Mayor of Valley Mayor, .Coun. Clitheroe, Coun. Mrs Joyce Holgate, Clitheroe


MP Mr Nigel Evans and Lord and Lady Clitheroe.


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CIVIC guests, above left, meet some of the young cho­ risters at Sunday's Jubilee service (B160G02/6a)


THERE were lots of smiles, above, from children taking part in the service at Clitheroe Parish Church (B1G0G02/GC)


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