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ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, MAY 13th


10-30 a.m. Worship led by Rev. J . Needham


With the Sunday School Children


0-00 p.m. Sunday School Teachers’ Dedication


Service led by Rev. Q. Halls


Bowling green


date set


A START, could be made this month on Sabden’s new crown bowling green and it should be ready


have been-made towards the cost of the project — £15,000 from the North, West Sports Council and £10,000 from the Ribble Valley Borough Council — and over £7,000 has been raised by the Sabden Crown Green Bowling Club. Mr Tom Lightbown,


for use by 1991. Grants totalling £25,000


chairman of the club, said an enormous debt of grati­ tude was owed to' all the local people who had turned out to support the fund-raising so far. He expressed thanks on


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 10th, 1990_ 3 Pupils’ giant bid for JgLschool funds


behalf of the committee to all the residents of the small community, from businesses to pensioners, donors of grants, the Com­ munity Council of Lanca­ shire and all outside the community who had given their assistance. “We still have a, way to


go in fund-raising, but we have no doubt that our green will :be ready in another year,” he said.


PLAYGROUP AGM


THE Ribble Valley Pre­ school Playgroup Associa­ tion’s AGM takes place tonight at Bright Street Nursery, Clitheroe, at 8 p.m. The meeting will be fol­


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On the right track for street theatre


IT’S all aboard for a journey into the land of “The Railway Children” for local drama group Stage Two Downham.


The actors have been way to celebrate the 20th invited to stage a new


foundation course starting in September will be avail­ able. Anyone interested in tutoring the PPA Founda­ tion Course should contact the branch se creta ry , Margaret Aspin (Clitheroe 41324).


lowed by a display of toys by Nottingham Educa­ t io n a l S u p p l ie s and re f re shm en ts will be served. Information about the


theatrical experience by Keighley and Worth Val­ ley R a i lw a y , which operates steam trains in West Yorkshire’s Pennine landscape. They will re c re a te


scenes from the famous 1970 cinema production of “The Railway Children” at Oakworth Railway Station over two weekends this month to mark the film’s 20th anniversary. The invitation came


anniversary of Lionel Jef­ fries’ well-loved film than by re-enacting popular scenes with the old gentle­ man, Perks the porter, the shabby Russian, Mr and Mrs Waterbury and the three children, at exactly the spot1 where he filmed them.


through Mr Graham Mit­ chell, chairman of the rail­ way group and a member of Stage Two Downham, who in his youth played a small part as a guard in. the original film. Appropriately, Mr Mit­


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presentations, which will be performed on Saturday and Sunday and then again on May 19th and 20th. He said: “What better


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sentation, known as ‘street theatre,’ is a first for both the railway and Stage Two. The actors will move freely through the specta­ tors and it is hoped they will feel part of the scene. For this reason we want as many visitors as possi­ ble to dress in period cos­ tume to give a greater sense of authenticity.”


“This kind of drama pre­


as the “The Railway Chil­ dren” will be Teresa Aulty (Roberta), Nichola Cleeve (Peter) and Nicola Thomp­ son (P h y l l is ) . T h e i r mother, Mrs Waterbury, will be played by Dorothy


Staking a claim for fame


Rambling in the


r Dales


A WALK amid the sce­ nery of the Yorkshire Dales was enjoyed .by 12 members of Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association.


holme Church, they went by the way of.Cray Gill to Cray, following the grassy limestone terraces by Scar House to Yockenthwaite.


Starting out at Hubber-


Dalesway and followed the River Wharfe for two miles to Beckermonds.


They then joined the


over rough pasture and moor to the ridge separat­ ing Langstrothdalefrom Littondale, a misty Pen-y- Ghent was visible.


As the.party climbed


pleasant walk was enjoyed along the riverside back to Hubherholme.


are asked to meet at 9 a.m. at Waterloo car park for an 11-mile strenuous walk to Clapham and Ing- leborough, led by Mr Bob Gregson.


On Saturday, members


, T U E S D A Y 28 A U G U S T - S A T U R D A Y 15 S E P TEM B ER


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-.. From Horse Head, a.


Cushing, the Russian by Mel Scorah, who will also


play Mr Waterbury, the old gentleman by Gerald Hood and Perks by Bob Cleeve.


also be provided by Stage Two — Christine Thomp­ son, Barbara Price, Lesley Knight and Brett Cleeve.


Four passengers will


allowed at Oakworth, but extra steam train services will operate from Keighley and Ingrow, pulled by Pannier Tank No. 5775, specially repainted in the livery of the film’s fictional railway company, “The G re a t N o r th e r n ‘and Southern Railway.” Visi­ tors who arrive in 1905 costume will be given a complimentary' ticket for future use on the railway.


No car parking will be


IT was the children’s turn to try their hand at fu n d - r a i s in g a t St James’s Junior School, Clitheroe, on Friday, when a giant bouncing dragon came into town. All ages took part in


Peter Spencer said the F r i e n d s h ad b e en extremely generous in the past. The money may go towards the pu r ch a se o f a photo-copier.


a sponsored bounce to raise money for the Friends of St James’s and organisers were d e l ig h te d w ith the interest shown. Head te a c h e r Mr


Spring clean


PUPILS at Ribblesdale Nursery School, Clith­ eroe, hope parents will lend a helping hand to spring clean the school grounds.


helping the Friends’ Asso­ ciation to hold a sponsored tidy-up on Wednesday.


The youngsters are


wellies, they will be out and about,’ morning and afternoon, picking up lit­ ter, weeding and putting in new plants. Proceeds will go towards boosting the outdoor play equip­ ment fund.


Clothing haul


THIEVES stole clothing worth £3,500 from a Clith­ eroe shop last week. They entered the rear of


low said: “Wo are appeal­ ing to anyone who saw anything suspicious, or who has been offered any items of designer clothing, such as jeans, sweatshirts and T-shirts, to contact Clitheroe Police Station."


Strawberry and Studio, Lowergate, sometime between 3-30 p.m. on Thursday and 10 a.m. on Friday. Acting Insp. Roger Bar-


Wearing old clothes and Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, Peter Buckley, Railway View, Clitheroe, will be open until 0-30 p.m. Hart­ ley’s, Church Street: Sun­ day, noon to 1 p.m. Mon­ day to Friday until 0-30 p.m.


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