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Fairy-tale end to story about dumped bunnies


THERE’S a happy enclin twist — to our tale of t rabbits.


producing two offspring, soon after being rescued by a Sawley farmer and his wife. That meant homes for


One became a mother,


r — plus an extra ie four abandoned


and the babies will go to a family in Yorkshire, who have recently moved from our area.” In addition to the offers


six bunnies, instead of four, were urg en tly needed. Thanks to our story at


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FANCY footwork could be seen at Bolton-by-Bow- land Village Hall, when more than 70 people glided across the dance floor on Friday evening. Participants at the hall’s monthly dance enjoyed an


accompanied by the musical talents of Mark Kitto and his band. Refreshments were served.


Throughout the! evening, the dance sequences were


evening of modern ballroom, sequence and old-time dancing.


tary, Mr John Singleton, said the evening had been successful, raising £90 towards village hall funds. Mr Singleton explained that numbers at the dances


The village hall management committee’s secre­


were restricted, to allow space on the dance floor. He added that anyone wanting to attend the next dance


on October 14th should contact him on 0200 447277. Our picture shows some of the dancers taking a well-earned rest between numbers.


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Open day to highlight work with the elderly


services for the elderly, is to hold an open day in Clitheroe next Thursday to coincide with the national Age Concern Week. The Kibble Valley


AGE CONCERN, which provides a broad range of


the beginning of the month, there was no shortage of offers — even for the latest arrivals. Mr Bill Wood and his


of homes, the Woods received a rabbit hutch and pen from a Clitheroe man and this has now gone to one of the new owners.


Do you have responsibility for the farm office?


We have designed a series o f courses especially for y o u ...


with school holidays. Starting Fri. Oct 7th in CLITHEROE PARISH HALL


• Friday 1 to 3.30pm (Oct-May) to fit in


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V.A.T., Office Organisation and Farm Records. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS


For those with little or no experience 2 hours per week for 14 weeks, day or evening, several venues


For further information contact Lorna Tyson on 099S 640611 or fax 0995 640842


fH Myerscough W C o l le g e


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gateway to their farm and were in danger of falling prey to foxes. The Woods gave the black and white bunnies


temporary shelter and then appealed for good


homes for them. "Within minutes of


reading the story in the ’Advertiser and Times’ sev e ra l local people


branch of Age Concern Lancashire is to stage its open day at T rin ity Church Hall, where it runs it daycare club for lti frail pensioners on Thursday afternoons. Members of the public


offered homes," said Mrs Wood. “Families in Clith­ eroe, Cow Ark and Sawley have taken three of the rabbits, while the new mother and her young are staying with us until the babies are old enough to leave the nest. "Then the mother will


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are being invited to visit next week's session, between 1 and 3 p.m., to learn more about Age


Concern’s vital work among the elderly. b, .There will be coffe.e and


and information will also be available about Age Concern’s campaigning role and advice service. This year, the charity’s


iscuits for the visitors,


campaign is “ On the Move," which highlights the importance of trans­ port and accessibility for older people. Age Concern Lanca­


Henthorn Community Centre and village leisure clubs at Waddington, West Bradford, Riming- ton, Sabden and Newton. Anyone wanting more


St John’s Church, Read, was the setting for the wedding of Miss Tracy Michelle Baron and Mr Kevin McEvoy. The bride, a part-time shop assistant, is the daugh­


McEVOY — BARON


shire also runs a carers’ group at Clitheroe Hospi­ tal, a friendly club at


Joseph McEvov. Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of


ter of Mr and Mrs Edward Baron, of Woodlands Park, Whalley, and the bridegroom, a works man­ ager, is the son of Mrs Margaret McEvoy, of Howorth Road, Burnley, and the late Mr Martin


details about tile charity’s work is asked to telephone Mr Martin Bradley, Age Concern’s Kibble Valley Development officer, who is based at the charity’s shop at 2a Shawbridge Street, Clitheroe (29053).


THE winners at Remlle Club’s weekly bridge ses­ sion were Mrs E. Crossley and Mr T. Thornbcr, Mrs M. Bracknell and Mrs M. Whittaker.


Pendle Club


Jackson. Heather McEvoy, the bridegroom’s sister, and Danielle Jones, wearing dusky pink satin dresses with pink and ivory rose headdresses, and carrying matching bouquets. The pages were Christopher and Jamie MeEvoy. Best man was Gregory Robinson and the ushers


ivory satin with pearlised bodice and pearl decoratiun on the sleeves. She bad a long train, inset with nearls and edged with lace, and her tiara-style headdress was of pale pink and ivory roses, pearls and a sprin­ kling of gypsophila. Site carried a bouquet of ivory carnations and lilies and pink orchids, gypsophila and roses. The bridesmaids were Catherine Crabtree. Linda


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WINNERS of the duplicate game at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Wednesday were Mrs B. Tatlon and Mrs 1). Bingham, followed by Mrs I). Snowden and Mrs F. Pickles.N dealer, KW game.


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trump, showing 12 to 14 high card points. At every table out one, south must have raised to t two no trumps, which became


spade and the contract was defeated by one trick. At only one table was the


he final contract. Fast led a


Isiard played in a suit contract. Using the Stayman Convention, south bid two clubs in reply to the opening bid of one no trump,asking whether his part ner had a four-card major suit. When mirth replied two heats, south was strong enough


were Ashley Baron and Ian McEvoy. Tile ceremony was performed by the Rev. Alan


erife. The couple are to live in Read. Photograph: Raymond Greenwood. Clitheroe.


THE search for a Whalley man’s missing seven-month-old falcon has met with a good response from local people claiming to have seen the bird. Last week’s “Clitheroe Advertiser and Times" reported Mr Graham Lay-


Search for missing falcon continues


zell’s desperate search to find the female Lanner falcon, which failed to return to him during flying practice behind the Whalley cricket ground. Mr Layzell, of Whalley, said: “I have had sitings all over the area and one was


walking spotted another missing bird with a similar description. The search has become even more urgent now that the batteries on the


particularly encouraging in Grindleton.” One siting came from as far away as Manchester, where a local couple out


Whalley falcon’s tracking device have worn down. Mr Layzell commented: “The only real hope is if 1 see the bird and make eye contact with it, so I can


Layzell on 0254 82280(1.


approach it." He added that he was grateful for the response he has received from peo­


ple and wants to be informed of any future sitings. Anyone with information about the missing falcon is urged to contact Mr


Reid and the organist was Mr Kevin Birchall. After a reception at the Higher Trap]) Hotel, Simonstone, the couple left for a honeymoon in Ten­


made on any lead. North should only lose two tricks in each black suit and the possible dia nmnd loser can be discarded from dummy on the cpieen of sjiados.


to raise to the three level and north, with minimum valu passed. With a stronger hand lie could have gone on to game. Nine tricks can always be


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