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A fun time forOAPs in Whalley


THERE was no shortage of seasonal cheer when Whalley’s senior citizens flocked to the the Dog Inn for a special Christ­ mas afternoon. The event, organised


A tasty feast at Waddington


WADDINGTON’S senior citizens enjoyed a ta s ty feast when they were invited as guests to a Christmas party organised by the Higher Buck Inn. Licensees Mr John Stenson and wife, Lisa, prepared a delicious Christmas meal


for a dozen local ladies. After enjoying the meal, the visitors were presented-with bouquets of flowers and fruit baskets as a gesture of goodwill by Mrs Stenson. Our picture shows senior citizens enjoy­ ing their festive treat. (CR141204/1)


Moorcock Inn stages festive party for children was magic!


CHILDREN from all over the Ribble Valley were treated to festive fun when Father Christmas visited a local hotel. The Moorcock Inn, Waddington, was


th e venue for the children's party, a t which 125 youngsters were treated to a magic show and buffet while their par­ ents had a relaxing meal in the bar and restaurant.


Manager Gemma Ezzard said: ; ' I :


thought it all went really well and the children seemed to enjoy it. We were very honoured to be visited by S an ta ,. who was on hand to give out goodies to everyone." F u tu re events a t the Moorcock


include a buffet dinner-dance on New Year's Eve.


Stage and Screen at St Mary’s Centr


Wishing all customers old and new a Very Happy


Christmas and a Prosperous New Year


St Mary’s Centre, Cliurch Street, Oitheroe 01200 427162


by Police Community S u p p o r t Officer Jason Taylor, with the help of licencee Mr Norman A t ty and pub manager Mr Nigel Riley, saw more th en 55 guests enjoy a t ra d i t io n a l Christmas lunch of turkey complete with all the trimmings. Other attractions dur­


ing the afternoon includ-, ed a general knowledge quiz and three games of bingo. The games were hosted by PCSO Taylor and prizes dished out by him included bottles of drink, boxes of chocolate and general Christmas stocking fillers plus fes­ tive hampers for the house. The guest speaker a t


the event was Insp. Bob Ford, who spoke on how policing can be improved in the Ribble Valley. PCSO Taylor said that


the event had been a suc­ cess and tha t i t was nice to see the older residents of the village under one roof and having lots of fun.


A festive treat for Pendle Club


MEMBERS and guests of Pendle Club were treated to a Christmas lunch with all the trimmings. The event, held a t the


club premises in Lower- gate, Clitheroe, was a ttended by th e Mayor and Mayoress of the Rib­ ble Valley, Coun. Charles Warkman and his wife, Ruth, and the the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Joan Knight and the Mayoress, Mrs Helen Ashworth. The club, which pro­


vides a lunch every Wednesday for its single members, served a festive feast which was enjoyed by all who attended. The Mayor of Clitheroe,


who is a member of th e club, praised all those that made the event possible. She added: “Everything


was beauitifully arranged as usual and i t was good work from the servers and kitchen staff, especially Grace Hulbert.” Our picture shows the


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Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley and the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe with members of Pendle Club. (B151204/5)


Our top picture shows (B131204/3a) and, above, with Whalley villager Mr


the over-60s getting into Jason is pictured pulling Eddie Cheetham. the festive sp ir it , a cracker a t the p a r ty - (B131204/3b)


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Party went


very Well! -A CHRISTMAS party was enjoyed by the residents of Well Court, Clitheroe. Musical entertain­


ment was provided by a barbershop quartet. There was also a


raffle, with the first prize won by Mr M. Holden and the sec­ ond by Mrs D. Tay­ lor.


Pictured are some


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THE PACKAGE In return we offer a good basic salary plus monthly bonus scheme, add to that a company car and excellent training programme, five weeks paid holidays per year as well as statutory bank holidays and company pension scheme.


If you think you can deliver then pick up the phone and request an application form from the Commercial Secretary on 01282 426161 between 9am-4.30pm Monday to Friday. Please return application form by Friday, December 31st, 2004


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