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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday,September 1st, 2005 29 Mayors’ hospice aid
A PAIR of Mayors from the Ribble Valley have teamed up in sup port of the East Lan cashire Hospice Lottery. Ribble Valley Mayor
Coun. Mary Robinson, and Ciitheroe Town Mayor Coun. Allan Knox, were happy to sign up to the weekly draw, which could net them a prize of up to £1,000. Both recently visited
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THE champion pen of Mules at the Clitheroe show and sale of Mule ewes and shearlings held on Friday at Clitheroe Auction Mart were this pen of 10 shearlings from J. V. Fox of Withgill,
the Blackburn-based hos pice, where they enjoyed a tour of the new purpose- built premises. I t allowed them to see at first hand the services offered to can cer sufferers and their fam ilies from the Ribble Val ley, Blackburn, Darwen and Hyndburn. The Hospice Lottery
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Clitheroe. Pictured is judge Brian Watchorn from Newark, Notting hamshire and Robert Fox with the sheep which sold tor £105 per head to Jim Frankland of Gisburn. (s)
was started in April 2003 to raise much-needed rev enue for the charity and since then has contributed £250,000 towards patient care at the hospice. The membership has
continued to grow and now stands at 4,800 names entered into the draw each week. It offers 18 prizes: a £1,000 first prize, £250 second prize and a £100 third prize, plus 15 conso lation prizes of £10 each. Payments can be made by standing order, cheque in advance, credit or debit
Flowers galore
LANGSTROTHDALE was the destination for the Clitheroe Naturalists’ fort nightly walk. From the starting point
in Buckden there was a gradual climb up the stony track to Buckden Rake. On the way up there were still plenty of flowers to be seen. Eyebright in particu lar was still in abundance. Situated at over 1,000ft.
above sea level, the hamlet of Cray was reached after crossing over the stepping stones of Cray Gill beck. To leave Cray the mem
card or cash to a collector who will call door to door on a monthly basis. Out of the £1 weekly
contribution, approxi mately 70p goes directly to patient care at the hospice, so not only do members get the opportunity of winning big cash prizes each week, they are also reassured that they are making a small, but regu lar and vital contribution to a much-needed commu nity service. Harry Grayson, head of fund-raising, said: “We are
delighted the mayors from the Ribble Valley have decided to support the lot tery, particularly in our 21st anniversary year, as this will not only raise awareness of the scheme, but also encourage other people to join. Obviously the more peo
ple who consider pledging their support to the lot tery, the more money we will raise. “The 70p contribution
from each member does not sound like a lot of money, but when you con-
sider 4,800 of those 70 pences, tha t really will make a difference. The tar get we are seeking to achieve by March 2006 is 6,000 members, so if you feel you would like to join, or introduce a friend, rela tive or colleague, please call Ann or Gillian in the lottery office on 01254 432847.” Our picture shows Mr
Grayson (centre) with the two Ribble Valley Mayors, Coun. Robinson and Coun. Knox, (s)
bers took the farm track behind the hostelry and walked through several meadows that led to Crook Gill, where it was time for lunch. After lunch it was level walking across Scar Top. After visiting the church, there was about half-a-mile of road walk ing, then back into the meadows to walk along side the River Wharfe to Buckden. Knotted Pearlwort,
Sneezewort and Devilsbit Scabious were among the 57 different species of flow ers noted along the way. Swallows were seen dart ing about, catching insects, soon to be on their long migration to South Africa. Frank Mason thanked
the walk leaders, J. G. Trotter and Gloria Booth. The next walk, on Septem ber
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members of the farming commu nity a chance to socialise, sit back and relax in the company of like-minded people. For those who do not live on a
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George Parker. A farmer who has lived and farmed in Slaid burn all his life, Mr Parker and his wife, Sheila, will be support ed by their two daughters, son and seven grandchildren, all of whom live locally. There will be lots to see and do
throughout the day, with Accrington Pipe Band, a display of gun dog training with Mr and Mrs Adrian Slater and, for the more agile, a real challenge with “Climbing High.” Slaidbum Sil ver Band will be serenading the visitors, and there will be lots to see in the marquees, with a mul titude of horticultural and hand- icaft displays.
their cattle, sheep and heavy horses specially scrubbed up, cleaned, combed and plaited as they compete in the various classes. Young Farmers’ Clubs will be
in fierce competition and Hod der Valley Show regularly attracts scores of exhibits from local children, with Bowland High School also a regular show supporter and participant. Trade stands will include
crafts stalls with demonstrations such as wood turning, spinning, com dollies and various forms of floral art. Sheepdogs will be put through
their paces and the annual fell race is expected to attract some of the best runners in the North, with a steep and challenging course in a superb setting. Parking is free. For an excep
tional day out in picturesque surroundings, Hodder Valley Show is the place to be a week on Saturday.
RACHEL Graham rides Ellen Thorpe Grace in last year’s Hodder Valley main ring (G110904/2d)
HODDER VALLEY SHOW at SLAIDBURN, Clitheroe
SATURDAY 10*^ SEPTEMBER 9am - 6pm TRADITIONAL COUNTRY SHOW
Entertainment includes: Accrington Pipe Band, Gun Dog Training plus much more ‘‘ALL FOR A FIVER” _______ Contact Secretary: 01200 446698 * President Mr George Parker_______ 5^ NFU Mutual
Specialists In farming and rural insurance.
Visit our stand at the Hodder Valley Show we will be pleased to see you.
S Fawcett & C Metcalfe Agent of The National Farmers Union Mutual insurance Society Limited
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