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l)gical Society. All members I f t with a great deal of food
])r thought. The next meeting is at
yhalley Abbey on Thurs-
|ay, February 12th when l lr Nigel Morgan will speak in Lancashire - A Timber l amed county. New mem- Bers are welcome and any- jne wanting further details hould call C. Ward on
il254 53866. )peratic success
I Whalley Methodist
Jphurch was packed on Sat- |rday evening when talent- 1 musicians from the Royal
|lorthern College of Music intranced the capacity audi- Bnce with "A Night at the Tpera". I Kristene Sutcliffe and lelen Jarmany, both cur-
jintly studying at the Royal 1,'orthern College of Music, iresented an extensive pro- jramme, opening wito the I ’ell known "Flower Duet," |y Delibes. Among the ■lany composers represent- Id were Purcell, Mozart, llandel, Gershwin and
ilffenbach. Their programme vas
|ccompanied by Maria Cing, professional
piar.ist
Ind part-time member of Itaff at the RNCM. At the conclusion, vocifer-
lus applause from the audi- jtice resulted in an encore in Ine form of the "Cat" duet |y Rossini. The proceeds from the
Jvening, amounting to £500, lent to the fund organised Bv the Clitheroe Methodist lircuit to sponsor Kenyan ind en t Reuben Katana lirough a three-year degree liurse to become an rdained minister in Kenya.
iride call
Id not be added to water |Valley residents. of Lancashire County bridation Task Group was bi and includes responses
J)le throughout the county Bit the chemical should be
[resounding “no” inall dis-
J2.5% in Burnley tc 100% lie Ribble Valley “no”
I come under discusion at ; External Ovorviav and
i which has been asked to nd consider how members
J conclusions, drawn from . irom medical expertd ethi-
Ipublic opinion, appiar to Jhire County Courcil is i f hexafluoric acid to yater
le it. The report conclusion |on would not eradicaie the ■ntal health and docs not Is caused by social c l^ . Stating: “I t makes more
IS of decay than sympioms Bother ways to use fluoride jo the water supply. I t is Its to look after their chil-
jtion made by Task Gnup [should Lancashire County 1 by the Health Authority
Badd fluoride to the water of Lancashire that t.iis
orm the response made.’ ' possible for Government
I ties to order the fluoridj- Je the report’s conclusions jince regulatory details and |e undertaken by healta Jpleted. This is due to an I'ater Bill passed by Parlia- i;h means water suppliers Irequests by health author- tter.
»n mart ung bulls, 20 steers and 85
Ihursday's sale at Gisburn 1,226 hoggs and 350 ewes
(y-calved dairy cows and vard. st quality made to £600
|M. Singleton £730 to A. jiieifers: First quality to l i ) ; J. R. Lancaster to A.
jaring calves forward, alf - G.T. Blezard to F.
lop price heifer calf - T. A. I'". McNamara £190. ilharolais X heifer calves isin X bull calves £210
Jin X heifer calves £130 Hue X bull calves £275
|e X heifer calves to £145 . bull calves £202 (£170),
I calves £120, Hereford X i'riesian bull calves £85 :
Jill calves £160 (£89.10), |£52 (£36.75). emium made to 138.5p
l5p (99.3p) -top kilo price I38.5ppk) B. Lund to Mr |83.1p).
1: premium steers made to [ip kilo price steer went to
117.5ppk) J . Lee to R.
D4.5p (96.1p); other 92.2p heifers 136.5p (118.3p) -
hvent to £634.73 (465kg at rpe to Mr Burrow; prime ir94.5p(86.2p)
Voung bull £776.83; steer 17.50. kht (up to 32kg) 129.7p
(to 39 kg) 150p (123.7p); ?) 129.7p (123.7p); heavy, l(115.2p).
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jwas £64 .8 0 sold to R. |)son.
bwland ewes £70 (£49.05); 115); rams £55 (£52.50)
iice was £7 0 sold to Mr I J. Moran. ;
Iraw £30 per tonne; barley, I; hay (round bales) £8 per;
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Mayor and Maj- oress. Conn. Alan Yearing and Ills
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TOMORJ W the curtain rises on the 40th Trinity ,, Pantomin, an annual entertainment that has • become anWtitution in Clitheroe. Some of^e original cast and crew of the first ■’
pantominotaged in 1964, are still involved in pro ducing anperforming the show 40 years on. In other casesour generations of local families have been mvolvi.
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, That finshow, produced by Bertha Bradshaw,’ was the pennial panto favourite, “Aladdin”. Fit tingly, thebth anniversary sees a new version of the same sjw, this time produced by Jean Robin son. .
J The curtn rises at Trinity Methodist Church ,
Hall tomorlw night at 7-15 p.m. and again on Sat urday at 2|m. and 6 p.m. Further performances will be stagl at the end of next week, on February 5th, 6th ani7th, including another Saturday mati nee. For tkets, especially block bookings, call Michael Brcliffe on 01200 424328. To markie milestone 40th anniversary, a highly
successful union and exhibition of memorabilia was held rently at the Methodist Hall, attended by around 10 people who have been involved with the pantorme over the years. Some cafe in full panto costume while others,
including Ctheroe Mayor and former panto per-, former Coi. Joan Knight, were coaxed into the make-up ran and emerged transformed. Our pict'es, by Anthony Braithwaite, capture
some of thfun and happy memories sparked by the reunioi
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