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Mountaineers see summit in the mist
A SMALL but enthusiastic group of Clitheroe Moun taineering Club members braved heavy early-morning
I showers for their day meet in Calderdale, to climb to the
' summit of S to od ley Pike from the centre of Hebden
Bridge. Crossing both the canal and
the railway, they followed indis tinct pathways to reach the Pen nine Way bridleway before climbing over moorland to the summit. Here the gigantic monument,
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built in 1815 to commemorate victory in the Napoleonic wars, was hidden by mist until the
members were just a few metres away.
Despite the lack of a view, the
party groped their way up the pitch black internal spiral stair case to the viewing platform just to say they had been there, then returned to the shelter of the entrance for lunch. Continuing south along the
Pennine Way, members proceed ed to Withens Gate and Withens Clough reservoir, before return ing to Hebden Bridge via Bell House and Erringden moors. The weather for the club’s
weekend meet in Coniston proved more favourable, allowing members to enjoy rock climbs on Dow Crag, scrambles on Great
How and also long mountain walks and runs in the Coniston Fells. A communal meal, with cours
es provided by the various club members, was enthusiastically received on the Saturday evening. The club’s next indoor event
will be the annual general meet ing at Clitheroe Cricket Club on Thursday, November 17th, beginning at 8 p.m. A family meet at the Rhydd
Ddu climbing hut in North Wales will be held tomorrow and Saturday. Further details can be
obtained by phoning 01200 428766.
Ladies learn how to gift-wrap
MEMBERS of Clitheroe NFU Ladies’ Social Section got into the Christmas spirit with a demonstration on gift wrapping at their last meeting. Elaine Burrige from Standish
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www.blackburn.audl.co.uk ’ everyone including new member
Eileen Carefoot and Christmas cards from The Royal Agricul
tural Benevolent Institute (R.A.B.I) went on sale from Mrs Jean Bristol. In recent weeks, members have
enjoyed a trip to Dunscombe Park, while in the county whist drive, the Clitheroe whist team came second and Kathleen Nowel was a prize winner in the dominoes. The county charity evening is
at Rainford on November 18th where the county president Ida Smith is hoping to raise money
in aid of Broad Green Hospital’s heart department. At the 50th celebrations for
the ladies’ social section, founder member Lucy Wilkinson pro posed the toast and then cut the cake. The Christmas party is at the
Calf’s Head in Worston on Mon day, December 5th at 7 p.m. for 7-30 p.m. The next meeting is the ACM
on November 21st, also at the Calf’s Head.
f- ■ Win’amiAudi Driving Experience at Silverstone Youth Council at Westminster
MEMBERS of Ribble Valley Youth Council travelled to London to meet the area’s MP. “It was great to see a group of youngsters
from the Ribble Valley so interested in politics and so keen to debate with me such important issues,” commented Nigel Evans MP. “I asked them if they have had any ques tions and we spent the next hour debating
issues such as the problems they face with the cost of rural transport in the Ribble Valley, the potential ban on smoking and the Child Support Agency. “I was also delighted to be able to give them
a tour of the House of Commons.” Pictured are members of the council outside the Houses of Parliament, (s)
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