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ROTUND former offices were also at the
MP Sir Cyril Smith lunch. They had with 4-V.O+ of »7Q V.O them the Dame Adelaide
proved th a t a t 73 he D ht Trophy, won is still a big h i t with by c] ub members for the ladies.
Way Act might mean
parliamentarian and Research Campaign's bachelor boy was guest WOrk and cancer preven- of honour at Ribble Val- tion messages over the ley Ladies' Luncheon past year. Club's Christmas lunch, The award has previ- held at Gisburn’s Stirk 0usly been presented to House Hotel and spon- cjub committee mem- sored by bespoke furni- bers at events outside ture manufacturers Mills the Ribble Valley, but and Scott.
Rochdale's best-known awareness of the Cancer having the best raising of
than 350 club members borough, spellbound with his
sometimes funny and sometimes poignant explanation of what the Christmas season means
to him. He was preceded on to the speakers' platform
by vicar's wife Mrs Rose mary Hawthorne, who took a tongue-in-cheek look at social history through the changing fashions of women’s
underwear. The luncheon raised
dealer had an eroe premises, master, a fine ), but instead of d mood, leaped hina and orna- e damage, d to stamp out ne described as
,vas heard when n in the street. Dffence.
selling skimmed I s unlabelled. He vo kits, one con tained. vas in total igno- his own investi-
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Ihief Constable, milk sellers had lk labelled.
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Christmas but a s people had lit-
siness was down okseller, though, ing books as pre- lase tax. ms, which start- the final perfor-
na festival, held
hool. notor and pedal the Whalley - rere followed by everal long-dis- on Sawley Brow
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rho predicted a confounded as a owed no signs of d by for a hectic al folk tried to for- oblems and a pos- ealey by enjoying
uable contract to fr the Ministry of ) sirens
were.simi- ons and most were
up his sack after 40 started with the oy and messenger, v, rain and hot sun- is bicycle after ris- d. rs he often had to cross snowy fields gs, something that men. However, he a grand job and he er the years.
approximately £5,000 for the club's cause - the
Cancer Research Cam paign's work in combat ing childhood cancers. Fund-raising staff
from the charity’s Ma n- chester and London
TROPHY time for members of Ribblc Valley Ladies' Lun cheon Club, who were able to get their hands on the trea sured Dame Ade laide Doughty Cup for the first time, when fund-raising staff from the Can cer Research Cam paign brought it to the borough
Awards for All-but not
'for the Ribble Valley, in one o f 'the latest
the Valley THERE were Awa rds for All, hut not
munity groups across the North-West celebrated ' this week after receiving
' Lottery handouts. More than 189 com
' grants from a pot of cash ! funded by the National Lottery, called Awards
• for All. Since the start of ! the programme in • December, 2000, more than £3m. has been
■ given to around 900 vol- l untary groups, schools • and sports clubs who ; undertake community
• activities. However, in the latest
■ round of grants, not one
■ penny of the half a mil- ; lion pounds allocated « was pointed in the direc-
‘ tion of the Ribble Valley. ’ But there is still a chance
; for local groups to apply • for money. The pro- gramme will be support-
1 ing events during 2002 to 1 _Ouoon's omlden
mark the Queen's golden i jubilee, and community
Church Hall.
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Clitheroe man appointed to top job at hotel once popular with Mrs Thatcher
A CLITHEROE man has Drop Village Hotel and Leisure Lrt been a p p o in te d to th e to p
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job a t a hotel once popular with the Dunkenhalgh Hotel, The Last Drop is a business with former Prime Minister Blackbum, also part of the Scot- and conference centre, ^well asa MargaretThatcher.
tish-baSed Macdonald Hotels « » ™ X " d , ge“ rra?S„ageG“ « t S "'jSrauMrMcGeesaidi-The ^ a health and b e a ^ ub. Plenty of fun at the Homestart party Assured: F g s t
A CHARMING Sir Cyril with Ribble Valley Ladies’ Lun cheon Club secretary Mrs Karen Weaving (JO51201/7)
that they will have to tion oi r wandering on the „The u Town
put up with the unusu- ^ wa; very grateful al hazards of people
course when the new them accesses come into force ..Tbere couid be other in five years'time.
new open access has been ^ „ she added. Land proposed for the Sir Cyril held more bad been brought to the this was the first time it
mistakenly being shown in that colour when golf
clubs should be exempt.
l pointed out the ^ hich af[ected
discrepancies, so I ask le t0 cbeck out the
coloured yellow on the g^g said copies were proposed plans, with Wilpshire Go f Course
8 n but not to • which
sent to parish
Now people are being suen as encouraged to check on
co„ n i t i e s Worston and
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how their land has been unc way , rovern. proposed for designa- wouldbeeinteGmm £
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Clitheroe Library is
ntryside.gov.uk/access/rn one of only 20 libraries in apping
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Access not par for
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A SLIP of a yellow marker pen could prove costly for golfers from the Ribble Valley. A vital map which is the North-West with all
locked into the system the maps availab of onening up land inspection.
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