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Oops! Our w h isk e r s we r e


c r o s s ed IT seems we got our whiskers crossed with a pre­ view of this weekend’s pan­ tomime in Read, “Puss in


Boots”. Our article last week ran


with the wrong picture, which was from a previous production in the village. Here is the right picture,


showing Sue Lightbown as “Puss” with the rest of the cast in the St John’s School production. With performances


tonight, Friday and Satur­ day, it tells a story of


revenge. Big Mac and Little Slack


cheat their younger broth­ er, Jack, out of his inheri­ tance, but with the help of his best friend. Puss, Jack sees justice done. The annual panto by


Read Amateur Theatrical Society (RATS) will be per­ formed at St John’s School, in Straits Lane, tonight and tomorrow at 7-30 p.m. and


‘I ' f 2,.-, I « u** Gi-r-a '■ii 7-^ twice on Saturday, at 2-20


p.m. and 7 p.m. Admission is £3.50 for


adults and £2.50 for chil­ dren, with tickets available from Read Library, Read Chemist, Clive Bennett on 01282 770838 or Dee Bot­ toms on 01282 773984. Last year’s show was a sell-out success and this


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year’s production looks all set to repeat that succe^. All proceeds will be given


to St John’s School. Directed and produced


by Dee Bottoms, it is a real family show with all the rigli t ingredients of a tradi­ tional panto, including lots of audience participation. (S191204/12)


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Seasonal meeting | proves a success


THE Ribblesdale Camera Club's Christmas meeting is always an enjoyable affair, with the clubroom decorated and mince pies served after a


short meeting. This year, chairman Jeff Cowl­


ing first showed the 2005 Dug- dales Nutrition calendar. For a number of years, the club has supplied images for this calendar of farming and countryside


scenes. This gives members a chance


to see their pictures in print and gives an additional incentive to observe and record the way of life in the north of England, rather than always to look to exotic for­ eign places.


YEAR 9 team


comprising, left to right. Josh Thcaker,


Hannah Berry,


Rosemary Nolan and Cal


Hudson, (s) IT For the first time, digital pho­


tographs, providing they were of sufficient technical quality, were acceptable. In the event, images by Jeff Cowling, Stephen Robin­ son, Ken Geddes, Lesley Marklew and Eleanor Friend were used; about half from digi­ tal files and half from colour


slides. On much the same type of


theme, but even closer to home, the second part of the evening was devoted to the results from a summer evening spent in the chairman's garden in Grindleton. There were two prizes of a gourmet dinner for two as guest of Jeff and Judy for the best pic­


tures. In the event, two prizes were


awarded, as there was not a clear winner from about half-a-dozen pictures of interest and high quality. Stephen Robinson was judged


winner of the prints with a print picture across the Ribble Valley, enhanced considerably by a horse rider in a bright jacket. He also won the slides with a brilliant p o r tra i t of treasurer John Bradley. In the digital section, Ian


Black's picture of Ivy Leaf Toad­ flax, taken from ground level, simply glowed with vibrant colours and was a worthy winner of this section. Inquiries on membership or


other matters to 01200 440868 or 01200 423474.


WHALLEY’S


Rendezvous night­ club was the venue for a Christmas party for local teenagers, where they had the oppor­ tunity to take advantage of sea­ sonal giveaways and cheap non­ alcoholic fruit drinks. The event, called


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“Cool Yule Chrim- bo Cracker,” gave under-16s a chance to don weird and wonderful festive costumes and flock to the popular nightclub for an evening of fun, dance and laughter. Scores of


tr-'-.’S vr<ri Pupils beat |y


teachers! PUPILS at St Augustine's RC Higli School, Billing- ton, gave their teach­ ers a real thrashing! Fortunately, no


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violence was involved as this con­ test involved teams of staff and students squaring up to see who was faster at solving mathemati­ cal and science puz­ zles. For the second


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year running, the school, which is a specialist Science College, has staged these competitions in the school hall. The Lower School competition involves teams of four pupils, competing against each other and a team of four teach­ ers whose names were picked out of a hat. The Upper School competition had the same for­ mat The puzzles were


projected on to a huge screen so the audience could also attempt to solve them.


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teenagers turned out in force to the event, which was organised by Police Community Sup­ port Officer (PCSO) Jason Tay­ lor, and fantastic prizes were given away to youngsters dressed in the best seasonal outfit. During 2004,


Jason has become a popular figure with Whalley’s young and old residents because of his on­ going work in the community. Earlier this year


he was one of the first PCSOs in Eng­ land to be officially recognised for his exceptional dedica­


tion to d u ty . Not only has he


arranged numerous junior discos for local youngsters throughout the year, but he also manages the Whal- ley youth football team and during last year took young people on a trip to Alton Tow­ ers.


His outstanding


work does not stop there, and he has exciting events lined up for 2005 - so watch this space!


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