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Gill’s classic cuisine earns her the special award of ‘Britain’s Best Market Cafe 2003’


BIDDERS and sellers at a Ribble Valley auction mart can be forgiven if they tip the scales too far.


cafe won the award because “she serves great, traditional British food


auction market cafes competing for the title. Miss Armer (33), who only uses


fresh produce from local suppliers, makes everything on the menu from scratch.


a fanner and calf dealer who often visited the market, says the most popular dishes are her home-made steak pie and apple crumble. Judges of the competition com­


mented on Gill’s “fantastic” pork stuffing, “great” Yorkshire pud­ dings, and the “simply gorgeous" egg custard. Miss Armer, who has worked at


the cafe for six years, said:“I could­ n’t believe my luck. It helps because I really enjoy my work. I have always loved cooking for people. “The cafe is open to everybody,


not just farmers. There are lots of loyal customers, and I have made some very good friends.” (K070703/3)


Eager pupils follow Pied Piper Martin


Fun and fellowship is the new president’s pledge


A NEW man has taken the helm at the Rotary Club of Ciitheroe. Retired clergyman Canon Jim


Duxbury will, for the next 12 months, be preaching from the gospel according to Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary almost 100 years ago.


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the community and is still vice chairman of governors a t Gawthorpe High School, Padi­ ham, a member of the LCC Edu­ cation Appeals and Exclusions Committee. He still carries out chaplaincy


THE traditional tale of the Pied Piper has come to life at Whalley CE Primary School. Scores of pupils are taking part in


the production, with Martin Worsnip in the lead role. There are principal parts for eight other youngsters, with numerous vil­


lagers and even more singers. Mayor Alistair Davidson has three backing singers of his own and a glockenspiel and several chime bars help the accompaniment along. Other principal roles are played by


David Perkins, Kirsty Walmsley, Katie Ball, Daniel Farinha, Cara


Hoggatt, Jessica Sergeant and Thomas Gibson. Sofia Zaheer is the narrator. Pictured is Pied Piper Martin


work in Switzerland and Sicily - when it does not clash with Black­ burn Rovers fixture list! Canon Duxbury’s aims for the


Worsnip with Mayor Alistair David­ son and rats Gina Johnson, Sofia Zaheer, Tia Lord and Sarah Jenkin- son. (C070703/2)


School’s top performance gives head a special invitation to take tea with Prince


A LOCAL school’s performance has resulted in the head teacher being invited to Ilighgrove to meet Prince Charles. Ms Glynne Ward has been invit­


ed to represent Ribblesdale High School Technology College at the Prince’s home on July 21st. Along with other head teachers she will tour the house and gardens, take tea and speak with the Prince. The college received high marks


in the Government’s OFSTED report which covers school perfor­ mance over the previous 12 months.


Ms Ward travels to Highgrove


three days after attending a meet­ ing with Mr David Milliband, the Minister of State for Schools, on Wednesday morning, followed by another that afternoon at Kings College Cambridge, recognising the achievements of the school. Ms Ward (pictured) has been


head at Ribblesdale High School Technology College for 14 years. She said: “We have had our school praised locally, but this is national recognition of the school’s achieve­ ment over the years.” (s)


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Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 10th, 2003 5 Strawberry success


THE strawberry and cream tea afternoon organised by the Ciitheroe Bible Society Action Group proved to be successful. Held at the United Reformed Church,


Ciitheroe, the afternoon raised £337 for the work of the National Bible Society, which includes translating the Bible into other languages and distributing copies across the world. A number of visitors to the town mingled with local people and said they were looking forward to enjoying cream teas before journeying home.


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(18), of Lime Street, was remanded on bail until August 18th by Blackburn magistrates after pleading not guilty to assaulting Roseanne Hollis.


A MAN from Ciitheroe has appeared in court and denied an allegation of assault. Mark Andrew Proctor


coming year are for members to have fun and fellowship in Rotary out of which will come service to the community. Canon Duxbury is pictured with retiring president Mr Derek Stuttard. (s)


Home-grown garden awards


GREEN-FINGERED Ciitheroe folk have been rewarded for their efforts on the town’s allotments. The results of the annual compe­


son Bowl was awarded to Mr A. Fisher, while the Joseph Lucas Rosebowl for first prize in the pigeon section was awarded to Mr


tition organised by Ciitheroe Town Council were revealed this week. In the garden section, the Mus-


will be presented by the Mayor of Ciitheroe, Coun. Joan Knight.


Chance to enjoy lunch and boost local charity


A CHARITY ladies’ lunch is to be held at the Do Tabley Arms in Ribchester. The £20-a-ticket event by the De Tabley


ladies’ luncheon club supports the charity Make a Wish UK.


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