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THE target for the Ribble Valley Hospice Appeal Fund is to i*emain at £40,000, despite a sharp increase in the estimate for the East Lancashire appeal as a whole.
' Some weeks ago, a quantity surveyor’s report on the plans to build* a hospice for the terminally- ill at Park Lee Hospital, Blackburn, prompted the. overall target to be raised from £250,000 • to more than £400,000. But following a meeting
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CHAMPION animal, at the Clitheroe and District YFC 10th annual calf club and country crafts show was exhibited by Paul Nightingale, of Mason Green Farm, Bashall Eaves. Reserve went to Adam
Folk Five sing at
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Spurgeon, also of Mason Green. Judges in the calf sec
THE Bowland Forest WI group meeting, held in
tion were Mr H. Walker and Mr E. Booth and c ra f t judges Mrs H. Walker, Mrs E. Booth and, Mrs W. Bargh. Ste wards were J. Hartley, M. Fox, C. Dinsdale, E. Thornber. Prizes were presented
calf section were — Calf shown by a junior member: R. Leem- ing, J. Cowgill. Calf shown by
Chatburn School, was
hosted by Sawley WI and attended by members from West Bradford, Downham and Grindleton. Carnation buttonholes
by Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. John Walmsley. Other special awards in the
senior member: P. Nightingale, A. Whitwell. Best group of three: A. Spurgeon ana P. Nightingale, D. Walmsley. Best looked after from previ
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under six months: J. Thomber, D. Walmsley, M.' Fox. 6-9 months: R. and A. Whitwell, A. Spurgeon and P. Nightingale, D. Walmsley. 9-12 months: 1 and 2, A. Spurgeon and P. Nightingale, D. Walmsley. Over 12 months: A. Spurgeon and P. Nightingale, D. Walm sley, M. Fox.
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country crafts section was by Cathryn Gill and the top junior entry was shared by Rachel Cowperthwaite ana Susan England. Class winners were — Knit
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ted bonnet, boots and mittens: Susan Clarkson, Ruth Whit well, Angela Whitwell. Peg bag: Jacqui Mason, Cathryn Gill. Soft toy: 1 and 3, Angela Whitwell, Cathryn Gill.
rangement in an egg cup: Rachel-Cowperthwaite, Susan England, Helen Cowperth waite. Swiss roll: Cathryn Gill,
Christine Wilcock, Susan Eng land. Flower arrangement: Helen Cowperthwaite, Angela Whitwell, Susan England. Ar
Sketch: Susan Clarkson,
were presented to presi dents Mrs Wright, Miss K. Hanson, Mrs Capstick and Mrs Greenwood, area convener Mrs B. Steen and guest speaker Mr George Dobson. Mrs Scott, of' Dow
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of the Ribble Valley appeal committee, chair man . Mr Stanley Westh- ead said the local target would remain at £40,000. “There is a possibility
Happening9 raises £350 i f
that we might make it an “on-going” appeal but for the moment, the target remains unchanged,” said Mr Westhead. He added that “Fund-raising locally was going very well. “We are well over half
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Valley Mayor, Coun. John I. Walmsley and deputy mayor Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg attended the un veiling of a plaque at Park Lee to commemorate the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Mayors’ ap peals on behalf of the hos pice and the donations given in each of their dis tricts. It is hoped that the hos
pice foundation stone will be laid d u r in g th e summer.
Speakers’ Club
A MEETING of Clitheroe Speakers’ Club began with an “Open forum," chaired by Lionel Pat terson. This is a new feature
nham, played the piano, Mrs Giles read the mi nutes and Mrs Steen an nounced forthcoming events. The competition for a flower arrangement
was won by Mrs Giles and Mrs Webb. Mr Dobson talked about
his lifelong participation in amateur theatre. He
wa's thanked by Mrs Greenwood. Sawley WI members
served supper, and songs and monologues were given by Folk Five. They were thanked by Mrs Capstick.
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at WI
THE Kemple End WI group meeting, hosted by Little Mitton, was at tended by members of Billington and Langho, Hurst Green and Whalley. Mrs E. Pearson pres
Jacaui Mason, Susan Clarkson. Birtnday cake: Jacqui Mason, Angela Whitwell, Susan Eng land. Cheesecake: Jane Faud, Cathryn Bill, Jacgui Mason. Embroidered napkins: Rachel Cowperthwaite, Cathryn Gill. Shortbread: Susan England, Rachel Cowperthwaite, Jean Cowgill.
ided, Mrs M. Dust read the minutes and area group leader Miss K. Hanson gave a resume of forthcoming events. Mr George Dobson, of
Wrea Green, gave an amusing and informative talk about winning the Shopkeeper of the Year award in 1980. Supper was provided by
THERE was'plenty of . action for children among the stalls at the “Spring happening” at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for Boys on Friday.
products, which included jewellery and Ieatherware. There were also stalls and sideshows.
The fair raised £350 for school funds.
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EIGHTY1 people attended a spring dance held by the. Clitheroe branch fof the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council at SS Michael and John’s social centre, sisv-
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L itt le Mitton. Hurst Green gave a l ig h t hearted entertainment with cowboy songs and old-time favourites and Mrs E. Mather and Mrs Young told tales of amus ing incidents. ■ A vote of thanks was
given by Billington and Langho president Mrs J. Price. _________
Rambles popular
•CLITHEROE Ramblers’ Wednesday walks are pro ving popular as was clear ly indicated when 26 people se t out from Bashall Hall.
The raucous call of peacock mingled with the bleating of lambs and the cry of the Curlew as they proceeded to Cow Hey. On the way to Clough
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and District Chamber of- Trade, which organised the competition and shop-' •ping festival,, is so pleased at the response that it is hoping to stage a similar- contest later in the year. Shopping vouchers worth £10
THERE were more than 1,000 entries for the “odd object” competition held during Clitheroe’s first shopping festival. In fact, the Clitheroe
were won by: Kachel Purkis, Seedalls Farm, Cow Ark; Elaine Nadin, Farsday Avenue, Clitheroe; Mrs J . Plant, Newton Stre et, Clitheroe; Peter and Andrew Lancaster, Hawthorne Place, Clitheroe; Allison Conchie, Chapel Rise, Billington; Mrs M. Beattie, Brights Close, Newton; Kirsty Sharp, Grindleton Road, West Bradford; Kim Jungbluth, Bil lington Gardens, Billington; Christine and Janet Gordon, Micklehurst Farm, Bashall Eaves; Sarah Gornall, Bleas- 'dale Avenue, Clitheroe.
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Bottom, time was taken to ponder about the saddle bridge which now leads, nowhere. The old track was .followed to the lane above Talbot Bridge to begin the retu rn , taking the path past the disused Sandy Ford and back over Cowley Brook to the starting point. Mrs C. S. Course was leader.
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The “happening” was a fair at which 12 craftsmen exhibited their ,
topics competition, with subjects including “Was the mutiny on the Bounty justified?” and “Has the emancipation of women destroyed chivalry?” Team captains were Don
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