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j At the monthly whist and domino drive in
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I Whist - ladies; E. Ire land, Mrs Green, M.
the village hall, the following players were winners.
Edmondson, M. Jackson.
i Gents: J. Kenyon, M. Lofthouse, T. Pike,
1 Dominoes: D. Sellers, J. Pye, M. Parks, E. Weaver, M. Berry, G.
A. Marsden. I , Berry.
I Worship 1 The preacher at next Sunday aftenoon’s
Raffle: D. Bristol, T. Pike, Mrs Green, M. Parks, S. Sellers.
worship at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Chapel Lane will be the Rev. Chris Cheeseman. Everyone is welcome.
WHALLEY ,ove in the air
I Glen Pate and Frank Day will explore in words and music and
Love will be in the air at Whalley Village Hall a week on Sat urday as two sea soned entertainers take to the stage for the first time togeth er.
not seriously, the theme “What is this thing called love?” The show will have words ranging from Shakespeare to Edwardian music hall and Lancashire dialect poetry and songs from Cole Porter, Jerome Kearn, George Gershwin and other
masters. There will also be opportunities for the audience to participate.
Glen, journalist and musician, is a self- confessed “poetry freak” and has pre sented several one- man shows taking a quirky look at life through songs and verse.
Singer Frank has wide experience of the revue and “concert- party” format. He is also an avid student of the music and lives of the song-writers of the golden age of Broadway.
The show starts at 7- 30 p.m. Tickets at £5 may be bought at Whalley Post Office, booked on 01254 824312, or bought on the door.
Summer fair Attractions at Whal ley Abbey Fellow ship's summer fair on Saturday will include an accordion band, puppets, and stalls selling cakes, and bric-a-brac, plus tombola and raffle.
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will change from 5-30 to 5 p.m. This is to allow one priest to cover St Mary's, Langho, and the English Martyrs for emergencies and holi days.
ews from the Villages Sadness as Jack dies at 87 Toilets
Parish council Extracts from the min utes of the July meeting of Whalley Parish Council fol low. A full copy of the minutffi, approved at the August meeting, is available in Whal ley Library.
The event is from 10- 30 a.m. until 3-30 p.m. and entrance costs £1, children being free if accom panied by an adult.
Celebrations As part of the 200th anniversary celebra tions this weekend, a circuit service will be held at Whalley Methodist Church on Sunday at 7 p.m. Entitled “Praise through the years”, it will be led by the Rev. Stephen Poxon.
Mass Change From Saturday, Sep tember 2nd, the Mass at the English Martyrs' RC Church
Safety PC Geoff Pennal reported that he had contacted the Post Office regarding com plaints about vehi cles driven on the footway and had been assured this would not happen again. Mr Tony Brown said he had noticed an improve ment, but the big van was still mount ing the footway and carrying out danger ous manoeuvres.
The clerk was asked to write to the county council about the placing of a bollard in the area.
Another member of the public reported that overhanging trees from the golf club made walking on the footway on Accrington Road dif ficult. The lengths- man was to be con tacted about this and trees growing from the wall between the Vicarage and the Abbey Gatehouse.
Communications between the parish council and the bor ough council are to be maintained and the matter to be kept on the agenda. It was agreed that there could be problems over land valuation where the present toilets are and the question of new toi lets being “value for money”. Coun. Joyce Holgate had spoken at a meeting of the borough council regarding the need for toilets in the vil lage and the regular complaints she received. Coun. Mike Fallon said Whalley was the last village on the list to have proper toilet facilities and suggested people write letters of com plaint to the borough council. The leader of the borough council, Coun. John Hill, agreed there would be discussion at future meetings.
War Memorial Coun. Bob Bolsover reported a bench, paid for by the Pick wick Committee, had been delivered, but not yet put on site. Inquiries about this and the quote for the steps were to be made. Coun. Steve Barker thanked Mr George Hardman for the gardening he had done on the site.
Disturbances PC Pennal said he would look into the
matter of youngsters congregating and
causing disturbances. It was best if people phoned 01254 512512.
Rats The pest control offi cer was to be advised about rats being seen in the back of King Street.
Churchyard
The cost of work remaining on the slabs in the Parish Churchyard would be another £3,000.
Council issues
THE £ 3 .2m. scheme to rede velop Clitheroe Castle and Ribble Valley Borough Council's budget for the coming year are just two of the issues to be discussed when the full council meets next Tues day, August 29th.
The meeting will take place in the Ribble Valley Council Chamber, in Church Street, Clitheroe, begin ning at 7pm. It includes a
“Prime Minister’s Question Time- style” debate and the opportunity for members of the public to put their questions to council leader Coun. John HUl.
A FORMER serviceman who used to do decorat ing jobs in Clitheroe has died aged 87.
Mr John Kenyon - who was known as Jack - was born and brought up in Burnley.
His first job was as an errand boy first for a bak ery business and then for a butcher.
At the age of 21 Mr Keny on (pictured) joined the Army and carried out driving jobs while serving in Africa and Italy. When he left the armed forces he joined his father working on a window cleaning round in Chatbum.
For 15 years Mr Kenyon also drove the Bolton-by- Bowland bus and then served the rest of his working career at Atkin- sons from where he retired at the age of 65. Despite his retirement Mr
Kenyon, who lived in Clitheroe, carried on working doing decorating jobs for people in the area.
A keen old time and sequence dancer, Mr Kenyon was married to his first wife, Margaret, for 12 years and the cou ple had three children. He was married to his second wife, Mary, who had three children, for 18 years.
Mr Kenyon, who leaves his nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren, died just three days short of his 88th birthday in Clitheroe Hospital after a short illness, (s)
On track for a real fun day
LOCAL railway enthusiasts are on track to create a Community Rail Day to remem ber.
The event follows the success of this year’s event which centred on Blackburn,
Next year’s Community Rail Day will take place on May 19th and 20th and will be based around Clitheroe station to coincide with a two-day beer festival and street fair. The event has already received the backing of Ribble Valley Borough Council and
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