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A warm welcome


for choir


A VERY warm wel- \ come greeted the Rev. Paul Fisher and his choir, the Nonsuch Singers, when they sang in the nave of of All Hallows’ Church, Mitton.


The welcome was


given by Stephen Dug- dale, chairman of the parochial church coun­ cil. Psalm 100 was read to precede the evening’s entertainment. . The Nonsuch Singers


came together about 12 years ago and sing unaccompanied. Their wide ranging


group


or support for what it [escribes as "the finest hospice novement in the world." Pictured is Mr Marsden,


entre back, with MPs, organ- iers and residents, (s)


of Brontes


|hackleton Knoll to join the from Ilebden Bridge to


orth. This route provided a ly ascent to Stairs Hill and kin Top. A lunch break was i on this section of the moors e the farmer rounded up his ) with a quad bike, om this point the track ;nded to Leeshaw Reservoir, ing north then east for the


I section back to Stanbury ht and the car park, oup members are reminded Pat Parrot will be presenting le show on her trip to Kat- du and Karakorum at the rcock, Waddington Fell, on lesday, October 22nd, starting 10 p.m.


e Bridge Club


londay were: NS Mr and Mrs . EW Mrs J. Bowker and Mrs


Ird. Idartindale and Mrs D. Blake, |cand Mrs K. Higson and Mrs WMJ


repertoire includes pieces by Claudio Mon­ teverdi, Adrian Batten, Henry Purcell and Helen Fisher, daughter, of the conductor, Rev. Paul Fisher, and his wife, Sue. It proved a wonder­


ful concert, the gift of music filling the beauti­ ful mediaeval church. The evening came to


a close on the gallery of the recently-reordered churchand the new water boiler provided, numerous cuppas, accompanied by deli­ cious home baking!


Not guilty plea AFTER pleading not guilty to driving with excess alcohol, Steven James Kempster (22), of Hillside Drive, West Bradford, was remand­ ed on bail until Novem­ ber 20th by Blackburn magistrates.


Designer mum Joan has her sights set firmly on future


A DESIGNER from the Ribble Valley is thrilled to bits after being chosen to show off her exciting new design talen t in a prestigious event. Mother-of-four Mrs


Jane Ann Brown, from Chatburn, i3' one of 10 designers from 4,000 grad­ uate entrants who have been selected to submit her latest creations in New Designers Showcase 2003, Urban Interiors, London.! The event takes place


next month and leading designers of the future will see their work displayed. The talented artist


works from the .family home and last month sub­ mitted her craft at the prestigious exhibition of Design UK Pick of 2003 at Gainsborough Studios in London. Her top cutting-edge


creation which is being displayed throughout the country, is an element of t h r e e - d ime n s i o n a l - designed vessels made out of acrylic with incorporat­ ed dyed PVC tubes, the colours of which can be changed to clients’ specifi­ cations. The vessels are current­


ly on show at Pendle Art Gallery in Pendle Her­ itage Centre, Barrowford, until November 2nd. “Living and working in


the Ribble Valley, I was drawn in particular to organic forms found in my surrounding environment


Charity cash makes blisters worthwhile


HAVING counted the cost in blisters, a trio of recovered runners has now finished counting the money raised for charity on the Great


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ONE lucky person in East Lancashire. will win a brand hew Mini Cooper and three hospices will gain thousands of pounds in extra rev­ enue thanks to the generosity of a tex­


tile firm. The cast of “Born


and Bred” have also put their weight behind the new joint hospice fund-raising venture. The actors and


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which is both rural and urban. “This helps to inspire


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actresses took time out from their busy filming schedule in Downham to give the "win a car draw an accelerated start. East . Lancashire


Pendleside and


Rossendale hospices ar joining forces to raise a massive £100,000 by holding a draw, with the first prize a Mini Coop­ er car donated by Mus­ bury Fabrics of Helmshore, Rossendale. Mr Stuart Andrew, of


the East Lancashire Hospice, said: “On aver­ age the independent hospice in the UK has to find 75% of its funds from donations. We are


very grateful for the gen­ erosity of Musbury Fab­ rics in supplying such a wonderful prize.” During the next 12


months, the “Musbury Mini” will be on show at events throughout the area. Money raised from the "Hospices Mini Raffle”


will be spent on patient care. Tickets for the raffle are


on sale at £1 each and are available from Clitheroe Tourist Information Cen­ tre, Hudson’s Ice Cream Shop in Chatburn, the Brown Cow Inn, Chat­ burn and the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times


office in King Street, Clitheroe. The draw for the Mini


Cooper, which has been supplied by Prestons of Colne, will take place in August next year. Our picture shows East


Lancashire Hospice chari­ ty administrator and Downham resident Mrs


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Alison Holden, three-year- old George Poole, hospice president Lord Clitheroe and Lady Clitheroe, sec­ ond and third from right, chairman Mr Geoff Braithwaite, far right, and cast members of “Born and Bred” with the car in Downham. (B081003/7a)


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