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A FUN-PACKED evening of dancing followed Kib ble Valley Rotaract Club’s charter dinner at Mytton
and speeches by the organisation’s members. Members and guests watched and listened as Mr
Fold Fanil, Langlio, on Saturday. The evening finished with a disco after a dinner
Brian White, president of Clitheroe Rotary Club, and Mr George Clarkson, president of Ribblesdale
Rotary Club, proposed a toast. Also among the 120 members attending was Round Table chairman Mr
Chris Stockton. It was the l ltli annual charter dinner for Rotaract,
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A CLITHER0E woman marked her 90th birthday with visits from the Clitheroc Mayor and Mayoress and a special celebration, cour tesy of Clitheroe Hospital.
smiles on Monday morning when she received a sur prise visit from Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs Howel Jones. The Mayoress presented Mrs Hall with a potted
Mrs Aviles Hall, of St James’s Street, was all
cyclamen and card in the day hospital, where friends and staff were preparing for an afternoon birthday party complete with singing, a special cake and more flowers.
Sports directory launch is a first
for the organisational expertise of the Kibble Valley Council’s sports
abeth Sibbering, who was appointed by the council to take on the mammoth task
English music
K ]•: II K A KS A I.S are underway for Clitheroe
Association of Church Choirs' concert in April. The next rehearsal
takes place on Sunday, at 7-lf) p.m., in the vestry of
Clitheroe Parish Church. New members for the
choir are welcome to attend. The concert will feature “ Banner of St George" by Edward Klgar old "Five Mystical Songs”
hv Vaughan Williams, as part of an all English pro gramme on April 2-lth, the lay after St George’s Day.
more than 170 local sports organisations, as well as regional and national sporting contacts, phis a special section on sport for disabled people — and will be free. It is seen as a triumph
A RIBBLE VALLEY sports directory — the first of its kind in the history of the borough — is expected to be launched during the next few days. It contains entries from
of collating the informa tion, was given the hack ing of a sports working group, made up of local councils and led hv Coun. David Smith (Longridge). Parish councils also helped. Mr Simon Lister, the
council’s sp o r ts and recreation development officer, told the "Adver
and recreational depart ment and volunteers. Specialist compiler Eliz
tiser and Times" that the directory had gone to the presses and would he dis tributed to all the organi sations listed in it. It would also he available to tile general public, once copies had been sent out to information and sports centres and other public buildings. c Mr John Heat), chief
tor, added: “Over i‘700 has been raised in advertising revenue for the directory,
Lowcrgate, lias very few relatives locally and was delighted that her birthday fell on one of the two days she visits the hospital every week. A Kibble Valley resident for (if) years, Mrs Hall
Mrs Hall, who is a widow and at one time lived in
was actually born in fielthorne and moved to Clith eroe as a young woman. She soon married her first
husband, Samuel Ashworth, and worked for many years cleaning offices at Shawbridge Mill. After being
widowed, she married Bill Hall. A popular presence in the day hospital, Mrs Hall
attributes her longevity to hard work and a good sense of humour. She is pictured with the Mayor and Mayoress daring her day of celebration.
Invitation to be an art critic
HAVE you ever wanted to lie an art critic? Du you think you could tell an Hntwistle from a Duxbury? If you studied a piece of pottery or a hand-made quilt, would you lie able to give an aesthetic evaluation of either?
Whether you answer these questions in the affirmative or the negative, come along to Wlial- lev Library between January 2!lth and February 12th and he a judge in the eighth annual Kibble Valley Open Art and Craft competition.
The competition sponsors — Kibble Valley Bor ough Council and the "Advertiser and Times” —
want the public to play an active part, so you are invited not just to come and view the exhibits, hut to vote for your favourites and, ultimately, choose tile winners.
for art and one for craft, has attracted over 170 entries from 80 exhibitors, a total well up on last year. Former winners of the art section include Mi
The competition, split into two categories, one
lton Duxbury, a part-time teacher of painting for pleasure at local adult education centres, and Mr Derrick Knlwislle, a retired merchant seaman.
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which represents a mag nificent effort by Elizabeth and by the local sports organisations who finan cially supported this publication.” The information con
tained in tlie directory is being kept on a computer data base, which will he updated annually.
was a winner "in 1002 with his oil painting of “Win ter on Billington Moor," while Mr Entwistle, who won the event in 1000 with his watercolour “Fish ing boats," paints purely fur pleasure.
Mr Du.xhurv, who is a trained, freelance artist,
Mrs Audrey Stretch. A former professional pho tographer, she spent a month of her time making mice, furniture and wall hangings for her "Dor
A winner of the craft section back in 1089 was
mouse House.” These are just some of the local people who have
shared with the community the beautiful things they have created. So the message is, come to Whalley Library, add your vote and he a part of that creative process.
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Testing the water for sports body
could be ripe to set up a council with wider scope for amateur sports fans than the present Ribble Valley Sports and Recrea tional Courted, which is now mainly con cerned with running
the Roefield Leisure Centre. s The move follows the
between the borough cun- cil and the local commu nity in compiling the new Kibble Valley Sports Directory soon to be published. A working group which
uccessful partnership
helped to compile the directory says the initial feedback for the idea is already encouraging. Mr John Heap, the
COUNCIL officers are planning to te s t public feeling about the possibility of launching a new sports council for the Ribble Valley. They feel the time
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approaching local groups within the near future to see if they would support the move and, if enough support was forthcoming, an inaugural meeting would soon follow. "But it is entirely up to local groups,” lie added.
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