Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 10th, 2004
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BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND
Tug-of-war Although currently members of Bolton- by-Bowland Young Farmers’ Club are on their summer break, competitions still ; continue. The most recent was the ladies tug-of-war competi tion.
Inn salutes leavers’ charming style
CHILDREN who arrived for their first day at Bowland High School just five years ago gathered as young adults for their School Leavers’ Prom. And the young people did their school, their
parents, their teachers and themselves credit. The glamorous event was held at the Moor
FRIENDS Sarah Holt, Hannah Norman and Fiona
Capstick arriving in style by helicopter (A210501/la), and right, the school leavers all dressed up for Prom Night (A210501/Ih)
cock Inn, Waddington, where staff were so impressed by the young people that they wrote to the school commenting on their excellent conduct. The letter stated that it
Anniversay date for CRGS
THE 450th anniversary of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School will be celebrated this summer with a black-tie ball. The event, in the premier suite at Ewood Park, Blackburn, will be on July 10th. After the drinks reception there
will be a three-course dinner, sup plied by Northcote, and then a dance. Carriages will be available at 1 a.m. Profits will fund new classrooms. Tickets, which are £30, are available from the school, or Lucy Moss on 01254 222252.
was “reassuring to see young people behaving and enjoying themselves”. School uniforms were cast aside in favour of
glitzy ball gowns and snazzy dinner suits as the 90-or-so final year pupils and staff enjoyed a meal and disco. Many arrived in fine style, their transport
including stretch limos, a pink Cadillac, a Lamborghini and even a helicopter. This year’s Prom King and Queen were Sam Lund and Natalie Marsden.
Event organiser and Key Stage 4 Manager
Mrs Linda Wasdell said: “We’ve been running the Prom Night for five years now and I think this year’s was absolutely fantastic. “The pupils looked so grown up and
behaved so well. They’ve really done us proud.” Mrs Wasdell also praised the Moorcock for
once again pulling out all the stops to make it a night the school leavers would always remember.
Intrepid hiker Janet back from Peruvian adventure
by Vivien Meath J 9 i9 m
CHIPPING'S intrepid hotelier Janet Simpson, proprietor of the Gibbon Bridge, returned home on Sunday after an exhausting five-day trek through the Peruvian Andes to the lost city of Machu Picchu. Miss Simpson, accompanied by friend Karen Jones, travelled with 80 other people
raising money for the disabled charity Scope. They hiked through sub-tropical vegeta
tion, cloud forest and finally steep barren slopes as the trail wound its way through the sacred Urubama Valley and surrounding mountains, reaching an altitude of 4,750m. “It was an awesome journey, extremely
hard on the knees and body, but one that I will never forget.
“It was very well planned and credit must go to the Scope team for the organisation,”
Vandals target primary school windows
VANDALS smashed two Clitheroe. The incident took ground floor windows at St ' place towards the end of last James' CE Primary School, in week.
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said Miss Simpson, who thanked all who supported her and donated money at the Gibbon Bridge’s 21st birthday party, helping her to raise many thousands of pounds for Scope In the last six years, she has completed
three other charity treks. Cycling through Uganda, raising money for Leonard Cheshire Homes, trekking the Himalayas and cycling through the Grand Canyon in aid of Scope.
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Bolton-by-Bowland members were victo rious and go through to represent Lan cashire in the north ern area.
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The winning team con sisted of Sarah Hart ley, Rebecca Whitwell, Lucy Whitwell, Christine Parkinson, Judith Robinson, Nicola Briggs, Sarah Briggs and Hannah Briggs. The team was coached by Keith Whitwell and con gratulations were expressed to all those who took part.
.CHATBURN
Outreach The Citizens’ Advice Bureau, Outreach sessions will take place in Chatburn Methodist Chapel next Thursday from 2 to 3-30 p.m.
CHIPPING
Crown jewels President of Chipping WI Mrs Rita Joyce welcomed members and WI guests from Hurst Green, Knowle Green, Goosnargh and Longridge to the meeting in the village haii.
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al "Superstars" event on Gisburn playing fields. Michael New- bould won the event, with Sam Lund and Neil Bancroft second and third respective ly. Next week's meet ing is on Wednesday, June 16th, at Isaac Lancaster's, Horton- in-Craven, and will be a cattle shearing demonstration, start ing at 7 p.m.
GRINDLETON Raffle boosts Christie’s Against Cancer
A SUNNY afternoon and plenty of guests ensured success for a recent fund-raising event.
A total of £335 was raised for Christie’s Against Cancer when organiser Mrs Jean McLean staged a raffle at the White Bull Hotel in Gisburn.
when Charles II had them made. The orig inals are housed in the Tower of London, built in 1078. Mr Lynch’s rare and valuable collection has taken 12 years to build up and various pieces are used regu larly in exhibitions all over the world.
Raffle prizes were won by Mrs Grace Hore, Mrs Gwenda Rich and Mrs Kath Young.
Mrs McLean said: “I would like to ; thank all the people who attended the event and the Clitheroe market traders who donated the raffle
“I would especially like to thank the licensees, Mr and Mrs Ralph and Kathryn McCarthy, who allowed us
prizes.
senior citizens from Chipping.
The group departed on two coaches at 10 a.m. for the annual outing, which this year took them to Buxton
and Chatsvvorth House.
There was a magnifi cent display of replica crown jewels on show, which represented only one third of the vast collection of royal jewels owned by Mr D. Lynch. Mem bers were given brief histories of the royal crowns and coronets, including the late Queen Mother’s rare platinum crown. Most of the jewels originated from 1661
President of Hurst Green WI Mrs Bar bara Demaine won the competition for an old brooch and the birthday flowers went to Mrs Helen Powell.
The luncheon club will meet on Wednesday and the walking group on June 29th.
The mystery trip is planned for June 19th, setting off at 9 a.m. Guests and new members are most welcome.
Grand day A "Grand day out" in the Derbyshire coun tryside was enjoyed by a group of 65
The first port of call was a meal at the Pavilion Gardens Restaurant, followed by a stroll around the gardens and into the nearby shopping area.
"The routes chosen by John Bretherton to both Buxton and Chatsworth were most enjoyable, so we could fully appreciate the wonderful Der byshire countryside.
nished and decorated
house.The gardens were a real treat too, although many agreed we needed twice as much time to take it all in.
The weather stayed fine as the group then continued on the short, but very pic turesque journey to Chatsworth House - with superb views of the house, gardens, fountain and famous cascade on the approach.
Chatsworth House was well-timed as most visitors had left, allowing plenty of room to appreciate the many wonders of the beautifully-fur
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Mrs Barbara Butters, of the Chipping Wel fare Committee, said: "The visit
"Everyone agreed we had once again achieved a "grand day out" and thanks were given to our drivers from Brether- ton's Tours and Lake land Coaches." The next outing is the annual shopping trip to Bolton on August 11th. Further details will be in this newspa per and available around Chipping with a list of names at the Post Office.
Bric-a-brac •More than £500 was raised for the Chip ping Welfare Com mittee funds from a bric-a-brac stall held during the steam fair.
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to use the premises and donated the first prize, which was a meal for two at the pub.
Our picture shows (from left to right)
' assistant manager at the hotel, Ruth Coulston, Mrs McCarthy and Mrs McLean. (A300504/2)
The committee has expressed its thanks to all who supported the stall with dona tions and the running of it. The funds will enable further trips and go towards the annual Christmas party for the over-60s from in and around Chipping.
and to all who con tributed to the raffle, also to Molly for her organisation. Raffle winners were Mrs Daphne Porter, Dr Awbery, Mrs June Rumfitt, Mrs Edna Jackson, Mrs Joy Phillips, Miss Nicola Roskell, Mrs Barbara Lewis, Mr J. Parkin son, Mrs Freda Whipp and Mrs Kath Swarbrick.
Gardens The June meeting of Downham and Twiston Garden Club proved to be very popular when 30 members and friends toured four gardens in the village. Grateful thanks were expressed to Dawn, Bob, Kate, Molly and
. John and John Hard- buttle for giving con ducted tours. Obvi ously a great deal of hard work and devo tion were necessary to produce such colour ful and varied dis plays. Thanks were expressed to Kate for the wine and nibbles
The meeting to be held on July 1st will be a visit to a special gar den in Slaidburn. Members and friends to meet on the road bridge in Downham at 7 p.m., to travel to Slaidburn in cars. Supper of wine and sandwiches must be pre-booked with events secretary Mrs Carole Ashworth on 01200440112.
GISBURN
Superstars On Monday evening members of Gisburn Young Farmers par ticipated in the annu
Village show Grindleton Horticul tural Show will be held on August 21st in Grindleton CE Junior School Hall and St Ambrose Church parish rooms.
The format is much the same as last year, with a few changes to the schedule of class es. Schedules and entry forms will be available at the sports day on Saturday or obtained from Mrs Mandy Brennan tel. 01200 441320.
All proceeds from the show will be in aid of the recreation ground charity.
Sports day Grindleton Recreation Ground Charity will be holding the village sports day and sum mer bash on Satur day. The theme for the fancy dress is “Let’s all go to the circus”.
cardboard can be left in the space provided at the top of Back Lane, near the chapel wall.
HURST GREEN
WI trip Members of the WI will be heading out of Hurst Green this month for their regu lar meeting. The ladies are visiting Browsholme Hall on Thursday, June 24th, before enjoying a meal at the Red Pump Inn in Bashall Eaves. Members are asked to meet at the village cross at 6-30 p.m.
Open gardens If you need some inspiring ideas for your garden you need not travel far, as the
gates to Huntingdon Hall will be open later this month as part of the Open Gardens Scheme. The garden of the hall, located at the top end of Hunting don Hall Lane, will be open between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 26th, and Sunday the 27th. Entry costs £3 and the WI will be sup plying refreshments.
Village news The latest edition of the village's free quarterly newspaper will be dropping on to doormats next week. It will be accompa nied by fliers for the Village Fete, which this year will have a "Wizard of Oz" theme. 9 For more village news, turn to page 12
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