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THESE were the winners of the River Kibble Scout and Guide Canoe Race, hich attracted more
Milton Bridge, near Whallcy, and finished in the centre of Ribchcslcr — a distance of nearly seven miles. It was made doubly difficult because of the low level of the river and some competitors became stuck in the shallower water. Local Scouts did well
than 100 competitors from around the North West. The race started at
and St Mary’s team was placed second out of six. The “Clitheroe
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to Ben Whitham, of St Mary’s, who was third in the junior section, beating Ilatham Alobidi, of St Leonard’s, Langho, into fourth place. The I’eri Hampson
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Trophy for the best local novice went to Joseph Ellel, of St Leonard’s, Langho; and the Duncan Elgin Trophy for the fastest time of the day went to Stephen Woodward, of Clitheroe Venture Scouts, who won the Venture Scout racing section. The Causeway Class
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Sarali Watson, of Trinity Guides, who was first in the junior Guide section, heating Heather Jarvis, of St Leonard’s, into second place. Christopher
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beginners’ short race were Sharon Wilmot, of
First and second in the
the United Reformed Church Guides, and Helen Swarbrick, of St Leonard’s. First in the Venture Scout slalom was Zachary Wilkinson,
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Duckworth, of Chatburn Culls, was first in the male leaders’ section and the best novice of the day was Neil Celdard, of St Leonard’s, who was sixth
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THE children of St James’s Toddler Group, Clitheroe,' have had an early lesson in life about a grown-up subject — the National Trust.
nature reserves, protecting beauty spots and his toric buildings and then set about raising cash for the movement.
They heard about the trust’s work in setting up
nies for a few weeks and then the group’s co-lead ers, Mrs Carole Booth and Mrs Rebecca Mullins, staged a counting ceremony after the opening of the boxes, which were loaned by the Marsden Build ing Society’s Clitheroe branch.
They took money boxes home and saved their pen
necessary total of £25 for a special sponsorship scheme, which they had read about on the back of a cereal packet. The money will go towards the upkeep of a coastal nature reserve and a plaque will be placed along the shoreline to mark their contribution, but the location, which will be as close to home at pos sible, has still to be named.
They discovered that the children had saved the
Prizes were presented to the following children who collected most money: Andrew Orr, Danielle
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that the first person to complete the route will do so inside IS hours. The walk is limited to 18-year-olds and over. The walk, being organised by the West Lanca shire group of tile LDWA, is so popular that places
pass through Dimsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Sawley, Downham, over Pendle, Barley, Sabden, Wiswell, Pendleton, Hurst Green, Chipping and Garstang. The top time limit is -18 hours and it is anticipated
were taken up by February. A long distance walk takes place annually each
Spring Bank Holiday in different areas of the coun try. Many of tiiose covering Saturday’s route will be travelling from the South of England. No one is expected to stop for more than two
hours en route and the 18 checkpoints along the way include Slaidburn Youth Hostel and camping barns in Hurst Green and Chipping.
NINE safety-conscious pupils at Chatburn CE Primary School have passed their cycling pro ficiency test with flying colours. The nine — Gillian
W i lk in s o n , S im o n E n g la n d , V ic to r ia Wrathnll, Warren Gre g o ry , C h r is to p h e r Mercer, Simon Read, Kelly Ridgwa.v, Philip Gill and Richard Clement — who are all in the to)) class, underwent a week of instruction before tak ing the test. District road safety
officer Mrs Barbara Stratum coached them on a whole host of subjects, from hazards on the road to the Highway Code. For passing the test,
Church ‘gang’ praised for superb effort
WHEN the walls came a-tuinbling down at All Hallows Church, Mitton, parishioners knew
just what to d o ... and they didn’t blow any trumpets either!
f inishing touches to repairs for which it is esti mated a professional con t r a c to r would have charged £3,000. The vicar, the Rev.
Last week they put the
which is held each year at the school, each pupil received a commemora tive certificate and badge. Pictured are the profi
cient pupils, with the exception of Philip, who was absent when our photographer called.
Brian Cave, said it was a magnificent achievement by the parish. For those volunteers
who had never tackled a wall repair job before, it was a daunting task. Some 10 yards of church wall had fallen down. Part of this was nearly 10 feet high and two feet thick.
Nearby, a further eight yards of school yard wall also needed repairing. But the small army of
parishioners was not with out its own resources, assembling II tonnes of sand and one-and-a-half tonnes of cement for the operation — plus countless hags of determination! “Gaffer” was Mr Bob
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operation. As the walls were
repaired, a time-capsule containing coins ami infor mation highlighting village life was placed inside, will probably stay there for 200 or 300 years and should make fascinating reading when uncovered. This week, Mr Cave
reflected on a job well done, with the thought “perhaps even Nehemiah rebuilding the walls o Jerusalem, couldn’t have done better!”
Watching birds
A CLITHEROE robin was one of the more unusual sightings in Lan cashire when the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ Young Ornitholo gists’ Club carried out survey. The robin had mastered
the technique of clinging to a nut bag like the blue tits, stated a young Clith eroe resident. More than S,000 chil
dren throughout the coun try spent an hour counting birds in the survey ran by the RSPB’s junior section. In Lancashire, starlings
were the commonest bird with an average of nearly 21 per garden, followed by house sparrows, with six per garden. Blue tits and blackbirds were third and fourth.
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Lancashire Best-Kept Vil lage Competition this year, councillors are determined to keep Vale Gardens in pristine condi tion and have decided to give another £50 for the purchase of plants.
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