Clithcme Advertiser & Times, October 17th, 190(1 Clitheroe 1,2212!, (Editorial), 1,22.12.1 (Adoertmnq). Burnleii 1,222.11 (Classified)
Thanks from soccer team
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spans the world
A ME S S A G E o thanks has gone t< Ribble Valley resi dents who kitted out a South Pacific island football team with a new strip. The football-mad young
CHARITY EVENT FOR CHILDREN IN NEED JUST BOUNCES ALONG;
sters sent their message to Stonyhurst woman Mrs Jan Alcock, who organised the appeal for old kits. Her appeal in the Clith-
Seminars to help cope with new
technology
MODERN business communications mean that local firms can compete in today’s market, regardless of
where they are based. That is the message
eroe Advertiser and Times was so successful that the youngsters on the island of Honiara now have an entire s tr ip for their under-19s team. Mrs Alcock organised
from Lancashire Enter prises, the organisation ru n n in g a s e r ie s of seminars with support from Lancashire County Council, the European Union, the Rural Devel opment Commission and the Co-operative Bank pic. The first will be held at
the appeal after a former work colleague from St Mary’s Hall Sixth College, Blackburn, s ta r te d a teaching job on the island. Brother John McAlister asked for help because his students could afford not to replace their threadbare kits. In his letter written on
Sawley Village Hall on November 5th with a fol low-up workshop on
November lflth. A spokesperson for
behalf of the students, Brother McAlister said: “You have no idea of the e f fe c t of news th a t someone out there cares. Many thanks again for what has been done.” Now the youngsters are
in the best-dressed team in the South Pacific, they are looking to brush up on their football skills. Mrs Alcock is appealing for old football skills video tapes. Anyone who can help
Ramblers head for Cowling
COWLING was the venue for Clitheroe Ramblers for their
latest walk. Leaving Green Syke,
the party walked via Hey Farm and Ickornshaw Beck to the hamlet of Ick ornshaw where they met the Pennine Way and fol lowed it to Higher Dean
Hole Farm. Moorland tracks and
short walk by road then took them to the Hitchin Stone,where the party broke for lunch, after the more agile members had scaled the rock. Thu w a 1k e r s t h e n
'Power where the views were very much admired. The party then went on to Glusburn Bridge and Birks Bridge, before following tlie beck to Gill Bridge. At Gill Bottom, the site
headed for Wiiiiimiin'f I’iiiniicle ani l
I.nod's
Lancashire Enterprises said the. events were designed to be user- friendly. She said:“Busi- ness people do not need an in-depth knowledge of technology and computers to benefit from these events. There will be dis cussions chaired by busi ness people who have adapted to the new tech nology available and we will be showing the audience how to take full advantage of the ever-in creasing range of oppor tunities that are pres enting themselves.”
should contact her on 01254 82G490.
TH E t in y to ts a t a lo c a l ch ild c a re c e n t r e have e a rn e d a
. r e p u ta t io n fo r b e in g “ p e r fe c t l i t t le b o u n c e r s” . More than 50
under-fives at
Elaine’s Child Care Centre at Brockhall Village took part in a day-long sponsored bounce, raising several hundred pounds for Children in Need. The children took
it in turn to bounce the day away in a bouncy castle, hired for the occasion, and the average number of bounces was 50. Proprietor Elaine
Eastham said: “One baby enjoyed the experience so much that he wanted to go on all day! The babies loo young to use the castle were put in baby bouncers and they, too, helped
to swell the funds.’’ Our p ic tu r e sh ow s
som e o f th e “bouncers’’ , with team leaders Simone Birch (front) and Andrea Barter. (CAT 5015)
of an old mill, was of Bridge results
interest and the leader of the party told members something of its history. They then followed field paths to Westfield, Beck
Foot, Hard field and Green Syke where the leader was thanked for an enjoyable
walk.The next walk is at Mal- ham on October 20th. Members are asked to meet at Waterloo car park
at 9-30 a.m. Solo winners
WINNERS at Pendle Club solo competition
were: 1, Mrs M. Parker;; 2, Mr A. Leonard: 3, Mr W. Wright. New members are welcome for the sessions held every Monday at i-IU
p.m. Chemists’ rota
TODAY ami tomorrow. Hills Pharmacy, of Church Street, Clitheroe, will be open until 11-311 p.m. M. It. and -J.A. Heyes,
day until (i-:i0|>. m.
Moor Lane: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Fri
WINNERS at Monday evening’s Bridge Club meeting were as follow. N/S: Mr D. Barrow and Mr. J. Kenton with Mr U. Ward and Mrs J. Martin- dale second: EAV: Mrs I. Park and Mr B. Ghua with Mr It. Barley and Mrs J. Telfer second. One Thursday evening
gardening section.
controversial and that’s just the
Sexy, exciting, intriguing,
the winners were — N/S: Mr It. Atkinson and Mrs ,J. Martindale with Mr A. Watson and Mr K. Geddes second; E/W: Mrs M. Parker and Mrs B. Ben nett with Mr and Mrs R. Ward second. Anyone interested in
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joining should contact the hon. secretary on 01200
Car stolen
T H I E V E S s t o 1 e a maroon-coloured Peugeot 405 OLD diesel car, regis tration number J938 KOY, from Queensway House, at the junction of Queens way and Greenacre Street, Clitheroe, between 7-10 and 10 p.m. on Thursday. The car is valued £1,500.
P l e a t o h u r r y w i t h y o u r g r e e n b id t o m a r k n e w c e n tu r y
COMMUNITIES in the Ribble Valley want ing to create a new village green loi the -1st centm'y are being invited to bid lor grants to
fUT h e °G o u n t r v s i i io C om m is s io n h a s £10 m il lion j nc v ./m iu ii.
p o u n d s to p a y o
“ b r e a th in g sp a c e s to he country. The money should
,,r,,v;< ! - "Zm mmccs bv the year 201)0 and (ill c r e a te -> 0
of space for local peo- ^ ()f
, en ;.c c e iv ed from the county. ■'“V 0™ " 1 1)d*’re the
scheme has even f ^ ^ X m urn Commission will Th? K™11,
I>i,v P'Ci K and designing , ., .jpa)rc or hamlet, Richard Simmon'Is, • •“ .
was a mattci l<» said: "Some ma.\
Mr Kul”"""<
n nve a hand in earing for their green it at the outset. The location can be
a city, town, siibu ♦ /^ount ryside Commission, Mr The Chairman ol the Cotmti.t.
; be considered. Land
close to a r e a * . , ‘" i open market, if the price is ,jie use m;lde of the land
may be purchase'{ V,^idid as a gift.” right, or it migb I
h.-th0 |,,eal community to decide. He „rate areas lor community
fetes, others " ’ ^^ ""rsblan.l. We see them as a lan,ce<,'n,a'o"dy to '>e,>cfil ,.Pe< landscape and' wd dhfe
Ap p lica tion s ol_ I e ‘
...Mes sed to th e Mdlonn U
I i’jowel._rich meadows, wood- 'P|e but to benefit the
f„,. information should be , Greens National Project Bridire. !)2-!W
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