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................... 16 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 15th, 1999 Plenty of fen and games for pupils at Brookside


Big crowd turns up for school’s


‘Fun-Fest’ "FUN-FEST" at Brookside County Primary School's summer fair had the premises bulging with over 200 visitors enjoying an extrava­ ganza of attractions, including three inflatables, pony rides and a police dog


show. Top of the bill was a


heart-warming chil­ dren's talent show, tis headteacher Mr Gra­ ham Claydon


explained. "They wore really good


and people onjoyotl it .so much we are thinking of making it more of a fea­ ture next year," ho said. The overall event


raised nearly £800 which will go towards school


funds. Our i)icture show.s


Brookside school ])upils enjoying a nail-painting session at the summer fair. (030799/12/12)


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Kids’ Club Week is


marked TO celebrate Kids’ Club Week, a new club has been formed at Brookside Coun­ ty Primary School. 'I'he launch wius a suc­


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cess, with people taking interest and joining the new Out of School Club. It is based in the school and, says senior worker Michelle Keenan: "Parents like the idea of the club as they believe that their children are safer there instead of being transported to out­ side school childcare ser­


/"I vices. "1 think it is a great idea .


as it enables parents to go out to work knowing that their children are safe and


having fun." Charges for the Out 01


School Care Club are £1.50 for the Breakfiist Club, 8- 45 a.m. to 9-45 a.m., and £4 per session from 3-30


p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. Pictured are some of the


; Winners at CiiU^'oe Bridge Club


'ITIE winners at Clitheroe Bridge ClulHtn Monday wore as follows.N/S: Mr C . 1 ol- lard and Mrs J. Bailey, with Mr B. Culm and Mrs I. Park second. F /V ': Mr -M Singer and Mr G. Capstick, with Mr.-^ 1'.. Higson and Mrs .1. Bowker second.


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a n appeal for Walker's crisps tokens at St James s CE School, Clitheroe, had a remarkable response. Children, staff, relatives,


and friends of the school munched away magnifi­


cently. Extra contributions came


from newspaper offers - and altogether some 40.000 tokens were collected. They enabled the school


to buy IGO books which would have cost £ 1,000, offering a very worthwhile bonus to each class library. Teacher Miss Belinda


Cass, who looked after the collection, paid tribute to everyone's keeness to help. She is pictured with some of the children and a selection of the books. (090799/2/13)


Summonses for Castle Cement


TW O more summonses have been served on Castle Cement by the Environ­


ment Agency. Like two previous ones,


they allege that the company breached its operating condi­ tions by allowing persistent haze and odour outside its perimeter. The dates quoted arc May 18th and June 8th


this year. The company is already


due to appear in court on August 16th regarding alleged offences on March 4 til and 5th. Tlie latest two cases will be added to the list.


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M P seeks assurances from minister on


plans for Post Office


PLANS to commercialise the Post Office have come under the scrutiny of Ribble Valley MP


Nigel Evans. He is seeking assurances from the Government minis­ „


Industry Stephen Byers, that the


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ter responsible for introducing the changes. Trade and Secretary


plans pose no threat to rural post offices. Explained M r Evans: "Rural post offices are an extremely important fea­ ture of rural communities. They are the life-blood of the village. They bring the community together. It is for these reasons that we must ensure their future is


protected." Speaking from his West­ minster office, Mr Evans


said: "While 1 welcome the commercialisation of the Post Office, the announce­ ment raises some very seri­ ous questions regarding rural post offices. I have written to the minister to seek an assurance that his plans will not threaten their existence. It these roas.sur- ances are not forthcoming, then Mr Byers will need to do some serious explaining so as to allay the tears of many that their post office will suffer as a consequence


of his bill. •T'Ova.■'V / %4 tlESr*-! dC)fi .n H . O i S S y On Thursday the winners were - N/S:


Mr D Wolsteniiolme and Mr G. Capstick, rvith Mr C. and Mr 0 . Pollard second. ir .\V- Mrs B Tatlon and Mr .1. Ronton, with 'M r .1. Pawlicki and Mrs F Wilson sec­


ond. A 7 ' s \ \ '-A - . m SCORPIO Oct 24 - Nov 22


You have recently been discovering quite a few d'«erent sides to your personality and the most interesting one is the explorato^ mood that your ruling planet Mars is making upon you Don't be surprised if you find yourself doing and saying things you wouldn’t usually dream of, especially in love.


■.............. ' \L ^SAGITTARIUS Nov 23 - Dec 21


You are going to find it hard not to fall out with close ones as the planets create an air of unrest that is c e r ta inm a te /o u


more irritable than usual. Why not warn you a bit of extra leeway or you coaW knd yourself in the doghouse for saying something you really did not mean.


•nTVS” --------------------mmm ^ CAPRICORN D ec 22 Jan 20


There is a lot that lies ahead of you but you must not think for onrmTment that you cannot cope, for the opposite is in fact


true. If you can get through the coming days to prove to yourself that you are more than capable of


achieving your true dreams and ambitions my friend.


mmmm AQUARIUS Jan 21 - Feb 19


Don’t be too biased in your opinion of a new Wend that has || entered your life. Let time be the judge of whether this union |g fs a compalble one or not. Conversations had with a Pisces| should g^e you the inside scoop on a relationship you have|?


more than a passing interest in. PISCES Feb 20 - March 20


Your confidence is lacking and because of this you are using others tile to fuel your social power. Be careful how much you oive away or you may be faced with a comeback that you neither need at this time nor desire. Stick with Aries who are


sure to keep you on the straight and narrow. g A l l 'c M I s T ^ s T S O p ! ^


C O U N T Y ¥ O G y E l i n g e r i e


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Thursday July 15th


prices reduced on swimwear nightwear lingerie


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youngsters at the new club. (290699/4A/11)


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village weekend event ,cii.77.1incr occasion is guaran teed


RIVALRY in the Ribble Valley will Cricket Club. march "on the old enemy."


I t is a f itting venue for such derby matches - the first Roses match ever was


played there. But while each side’s


bowling attack gets stuck into the opposition's bats­


C


men, the crowds watching the game will be getting stuck into barbecued burg­ ers and bangers and , if reg­ ulars at the Dog Inn ai)e anything to go by, plenty of liquid refreshment. Members of the genial


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Whalley hostelry's notori­ ous Three-to-Four Club, led by game landlord Mr Nor­ man Atty, celebrate their annual bash at the tense fix­ ture. Playing their part on the pitch the Three-to-Four flock sponsor the m^tch ball by means of a raffle and'off the pitch they lead the festivities admirably, tending a sizzling barbecue, after turning up in their fin­ ery in all manner of impres­ sive vehicles, including vin­ tage cars and elegant horse


and traps. A carnival atmosphere


usually ensues, with every­ one getting into the spirit and quite a few into the spirits by the end of the game. The match begins at 1 p.m. on Sunday and all are welcome to join in the


fun.


Busy bees at exhibition


A N exhibition on bee­ keeping is to be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Towneley Hall Nat­ ural H is to ry Centre,


Burnley. Visitors to the event,


which is organised by the Blackburn branch of the British Bee-Keepers Associ­ ation, will be able to watch honeybees at work.


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■ ^ T A U R U S April 21-May 21


Reveals Your Stars' 20


21 - April . cricketing powers prepare to d o battle at the histone g . ,


g r o S S Whilffy , ,,


„„ „ haf tie royal, with points at


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Battle royal between! local cricket giants at|


GEMINI May 22 - June 21 (have chosen a P.er_sonaMy_^as_^strOT^^


f ^ C A N C E R June 22 - July 23


Try to be aware of eveMhing 'hat is going Not only can valuable work contracts be made out you .


should 4 o find it possible to get to know the new face that ^ has recently caught your eye on a much more intimate level, i


MI S3 m L E O July 24 - August 23


The uminner aeneration is going to be having a more dramatic If flc l on youfifeThan usual as you find yourself turning to them for advice on a problem that has been on your m nd for quitT some time now. in fact this youthful influence could well see vou making some very dramatic and surprising changes.


m VIRG O August 24 - Sept 23 not dealing with a certain si'oa'ion in your life as you |j


would like and your confidence appears to be at the bottom of |^ this somewhat strange mood. Don't let a Libran get the bett.r of you who is going to be going to great lengths to part you |


and your money. • e » i 6 0 i


M libra Sept 24 - October 23


At times vou can be so strong that you shock close ones with your power, but right nowjouare^feeling^^^^^^^


your power, oui ngm now you die .conja " r - T L


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