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boxes with a whole range of gifts and essentials. These will now be sent to the poor and needy living in eastern Europe.


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home and brought them into school already gift wrapped and ready to be


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collected. The children then labelled their


shoebox to go to a boy or girl and age group of their choice. They also included a Christmas card or photo­ graph of themselves. Our picture shows pupils of Moor­


land Primary School (from the left) Alexander Birtwistle, Yasmin Byrne, Luke Rushton, Sam Sharp, Isabel Thornton and Tom Lee with the boxes they have put together for Operation Christmas Child. (GO11203/2)


Weather didn’t 9 1 T T T WI festive even J.* M S $ k .


DESPITE the poor weather, the Christmas fair organised by members of Downham WI, and held in the village hall, was well- supported. WI members manned hamper


and cake stalls, while other organisations in the village did brisk trade selling bric-a-hrac, Christmas decorations and gifts. There was also a bran tub,


tombola and jar stall plus a com­ petition to name the giant snow­ man. Mince pies and coffee were


served and the WI raised £450, which will go towards funds. The star draw prize of a


Christmas hamper (yellow ticket number 238) was unfortunately unclaimed on the day. The owner of the winning tick­


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FESTIVE goodies were on sale at the special Christmas Clitheroe WI market, which was abigsuccess. The Christmas market, held at Clitheroe


Parish Church Upper Hall, attracted a large number of visitors who flocked to buy home­ made cakes, biscuits, preserves, plants and crafts.


The regular weekly WI market is due to re­


open on March 16th at the new venue of Clitheroe United Reformed.Church in Moor


Lane. Our picture shows members Mrs Elsie


Shaw, Mrs Gladys Taylor and Mrs Flossie Rowbottom with a basket full of goodies. (C291103/2)


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the left) WI members Mrs Valerie Hall, Mrs Margaret Jack- son, Mrs Molly Roskell, Mrs Elsie Barker and Mrs Greta Cap- stick plus the la tte r ’s great- grandsons, Thomas and Oliver Stirzaker, and the giant snow­ man.


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aware of what can go wrong. He sil “We’ve all found ourselves in that s i ation on Christmas Day where we si denly realise that our four-ringed stl and small oven just aren’t enougll cope with what we’re trying to provl “It creates havoc and the kite*


starts to look as if a bomb has hit itl “At that moment all you can thl


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