i ' l 16 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 7th, 2005 wvifw.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331. (Classified). www.clitheroetoday.co.uk RIbble Valley


Borough Council cultural services


Summer activities available for Kids throughout the Ribble Valley


LONGRIDGE SPORTS CENTRE


Information on the majority of spotting, creative, and recreational events and activities taking place this summer. The majority are for children and young people over the age of eight.


All activities are supervised and nin by highly qualified and experienced staff to ensure maximum safety and enjoyment for all.


The activities have been spread out throughout the Ribble Valley to allow as many young people from the borough to have the opportunity to take part, have fun, learn new skills,'and make new friends. A limited number of junior concessionary places have been made available on a first come first served basis. For further Informab'on contact Diane on 01200 414586


BOOKING PROCEDURE All activities can be booked unless stated otherwise. If you have any questions or queries regarding any of these activities, please doni hesitate to contact community services on 01200 414475 or 01200 414586 or 01200 414484 Alternatively you can email us at: community.services@ribblevalley.gov.uk If you prefer to text your question, please send to a text service on:


07971913330


Blackburn Rovers Community Football Soccer Camps


2 days at St Mary's Primary School Chipping A* & s'" August. For Further details contact Diane on 01200 414586 or Carol /Irene 01200414475


Lonorldge Sports Centre


3 Day Camp at Longridge Sports Centre 23"* - 25“' August For further details contact Longridge Sports Centre 01772 784474


lumping Jacks From 18th July - 2"" September


Each morning from 10.05 - 12.00 noon each day except. Loads of fun and games for children aged 4 - 8 years old. Cost per session £2.60 psr child. FREEDOM Members £2.35. Pre enrolment is available and advisable. Numbers limited to 30 per day.


Over eights the summer programme Is full of taster sports sessions as listed below.


GIRLS Soccer coaching


Sessions with Community coach Shirley Veevers Monday 25th July 1.30pm - 3.30pm Monday S'" August 1.30pm - 3.30pm Tabie tennis taster session Thursday 28th July 1.30pm - 3.30pm Thursday 11th August. 1.30pm - 3.30pm Hockey Fun session with Anna Sutcliffe, open to boys and girls, Thursday 28th July 1.00pm- 3.00pm. 18th August 1.30pm - 3.30pm


3 day fitness course with Oliver Pellet freedom gym Instructor, this Is a new session aimed at introducing the 12 - 14 year olds into a gym. S'" 11*' 8i 12* August Costs £14.40 Other fun/ taster sessions to be confirmed include tag rugby, kwick cricket, and athletics, please contact the sports centre for dates, etc on 01772 784474.


Ice Skating Trip This year we will again be visiting Blackburn Ice Arena for Ice skating on Tuesday 2"* August, Monday 22"* August Skiing a t Ski Rossendaie on Thursday


18th August, depart 12.15 Ski with Instructors for two hours and arrive back at 4.15 approx. Great trip the third visit we have made and loads of fun. Cost Includes transport, admission, ski hire and instruction. Limited to 20 places cost


£16.50 per person. Canoeing at


August Kids Crafty Platform with Soo & Emily'


Fabric & Paper Collage Tuesday 16"’ 10.30 am 12.30 pm


T Shirt Painting Tuesday 16"' 1.30 pm 3.30 pm


Rubber Stamp Madness Wednesday 17"’ 10.30am 12.30 pm


Crafty Cards For All Occasions Wednesday IT*" 1.30 pm - 3.30 pm


Mask Making Double Whammy Saturday 20"’ 10.30 am -12.30 pm or 1.30 pm - 3.30 pm


Paper Lanterns Monday 22"“ 10.30 am -12.30 pm . Clay Eteasties Monda/22"“ 1.30 pm - 3.30 pm Treasure Boxes 24"’ August 10.30 am - 3.30 pm Decorate Picture Frames Wednesday 24"’ 1.30 pm - 3.30 pm


Pirate Ship Double Whammey Saturday 27 10.30 - 1 2.30pm & 1.30 - 3.30 pm For Kids aged 8 year + Sessions cost £6.00 (only 12 places on each session)


For further information contact The Platform Gallery 01200 443071


Canoeing at Chatburn Water


Thursday IB'" August, Friday 19"’August, Wednesday 24"' August and Friday 26* August. £10.00 per paddler. For Further details contact Diane on 01200 414586 or Carol/Irene 01200414475


Clitheroe Canoe Club waters Tuesday 30th August 1.00pm 4.30pm Open to 16 children who must be competent swimmers. Fully supervised on site. Cost £15.00 per person. Book At Longridge Sports Centre on 01772


784474. Ribblesdale Pool Visits Swimming every Friday at


Ribblesdale Pool Clitheroe from the 22nd July - 26th August for the fun session with inflatable. Cost £4.50 For all above acriviBes


please book at Longridge Sports Centre Tel: 01772 784474


Ribble Valley Netball Club have teamed up with Ribble Valley Borough Council Girls Netball Camp Wednesday 24*“ & 25*“ August School years 4 - 8 10 am - 2 pm (lunch not included) School years 1 - 4 2.30 pm - 4 pm. Advance booing advised through Ribblesdale Pool Tel 01200 424825


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Let's Get Sport to the Villages Multi Sports Sessions


From week commencing Monday 25“' July -


Monday the 22"“ August TUESDAY


WEDNESDAY THURSDAY


Chipping playhg field (last week) commencing 10am -1 2 noon Ritichester playing fields 2 pm - 4 pm


Slaidbum Primary School 10am -1 2 noon Gisbum Playing Fields 2pm - 4 pm Simonstone Primary School 10am -1 2 noon


. Grindleton Playing Fields 2 pm - 4 pm For children aged between 8 yrs-1 4 yrs Costs £2.50 a session


Junior FREEDOM Members £2.25 Just simply fill in booking form and bring to your first session! For further informatibn contact Diane on 01200 414586 or Carol / Irene on 01200414475


Summer Sport Programme Ju s t Doo I t !


A surnmer programme of sporting activities throughout the villages of Chatburn, Sabden, Mellor and Chipping.


Free atlivities will run from 6pm-8pm 6pm-7pm 8-11 yr olds 7pm-8pm 12-15 yr olds


For more information contact Peter Hetcher on 01200 414435 Chatburn (Friday) - playing fields


Fri 8'‘ JULY Fri S'" AUGUST Fri_22>'JULY


Fri 15" JULY Fri 29"JULY


Fri 19* AUGUST Chipping (Friday) - playing fields next to the village hall


Fri 12" AUGUST Fri 26" AUGUST


_ Sabden (Wednesday) - playing fields ,


Wed 13"JULY : Wed 10" AUGUST ■ Wed 27" JULY


Wed 24" AUGUST


Mellor (Wednesday) - Mellor St Mary's Primary School Wed 5" JULY


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Ribblesdale Pool Children Activities


Every Thursday morning starting 21“ Juiy 2005. We have arranged in association with "Reefers & Wreckers" diving club to provide children aged 8 years and over the opportunity to try sub aqua and try the new Aqua Jet racing. The places are limited so please book at reception to avoid disappointment.


Family Fun Sessions


The fun sessions will be held Monday - Saturday


11.00 am -12.00 noon & 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm


Ladies Night


Every Tuesday evening 8.00 pm - 9.30 pm


Early Birds and Lane Swimming Available ask at reception


Children's Crash Course


Available for the first three weeks and the last 3 week


Limited places available Please note


All children under 8 years of age MUST be accompanied by an adult in the water at ALL TIMES, Last admissions half hour before closing. Please assist us in maintaining high standards o f water quality by:


♦ Avoiding swimming i f you have had a stomach upset in the last 48 hrs. ♦ Ensure babies and small children have a special nappy for swimming, available from reception ♦ Showering before you enter the water.


For opening times and any further information details Tel: 01200 424825


Museum


Over the Moon Thursday 21 July 11.30,1 pm & 2.30pm


Track -a saunis Tuesday 2nd August 11.30 am -1 pm & 2 pm -3.30 pm Ryme-a-saurs Tuesday S'" August 11.30 am -1 pm & 2 pm - 3.30 pm Old Bones Tuesday 1 e"" August 11.30 am -1 pm & 2,pm -3.30 pm Forecast-arama


Wednesday 24"’ 11.30 am -1 pm & 2.pm - 3.30 pm Freaky Fossils Wednesday 31 “ August! 1.30 am -1 pm & 2.pm-3.30pm


For Further information contact the Museum on 01200 424635


RVBC Cricket School


August 23'" 24"’ 25"’ at Clitheroe Cricket Club age7yrs-11yrs Beginners 7 - 9 year Improvers 10 -1 1 yrs Costs £20.00 for 3 days.


For Further details contact Diane on - 01200 414586 or C a ro l/ I fe r ie , 01200414475


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Thursday 25“' August & Friday 26“' August 10 am - 2 pm Costs £10.00 per day per child. For Further details contact Diane on 01200 414586 or Carol / Irene 01200 414475


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p.m. on Friday. The road was closed for three hours and the five people were taken to Blackburn Royal Infirmary with minor injuries. They were discharged later that day. The driver of th e Mercedes was unhurt. After the accident, a police


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Owner in court after thieves steal guns


THIEVES who broke into an outhouse at a home in Horton-in-Craven stole two shotguns from a cabinet. Blackburn magistrates heard tliat neither


of the weapons had been recovered or the culprits apprehended. And the chairman told Alan Keith Ellis


that his negligence had caused risk to the wider public. Ellis (55), of Horton Lodge, Horton-in-


Craven, Gisburn, pleaded guilty to failing to comply with conditions of a shotgun certificate. He was fined £250 with £65 costs. Philippa White (prosecuting), said Ellis


reported the burglary to the police and confirmed that two shotguns and a quan­ tity of ammunition had been taken. The police found no signs of forced entry to the building or the cabinet. Mrs White said Ellis was in breach of


two conditions of the shotgun certificate he held. He had not reported a change of address to the police and had not located the guns in a suitably safe place. Ian Huggan (defending), produced a let­


ter from a locksmith confirming that the lock on the cabinet had been damaged.


Mr Huggan said his client’s home used


to be a hotel and many of the internal walls and floors were not suitable for fix­ ing the gun cabinet to. “He decided the outbuilding would be


the safest place and as he told the police it is normally kept locked,” said Mr Huggan. “He is obviously concerned about where the guns may have gone. . “My client is not going to renew his cer­


tificate, he doesn’t want any more to do with guns.” Passing sentence the chairman said any­


one who has guns needs to look after them very carefully. “No doubt these weapons have got into


the hands of someone who may not be responsible in the way they use them,” she said. “Negligence on your part has caused risk to the vvider public.”


Family of five taken to hospital Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, July 7th, 2005 17


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A FRANTIC pet owner is offering a reward of £500 for the safe return of her missing puppy. Mrs June Bicker-


staffe, of Samles- bury, is desperate to find her black German shepherd, called “Tommi”. He was taken


from her home in the early hours of June 17th. The pet was


removed from a sta­ ble in Roach Road, and Mrs Bicker- staffe is concerned for her pup’s well bemg, as he isjjnly 10 weeks old. “He is still a


baby and so needs a lot of care,” said June. “I am so worried


that whoever has him is not looking after him properly.” Tommi (pic­


tured) is mainly black, but has a slight tan marking on his feet, chest, face and inner ears. He has a long


and fluffy coat with stocky legs and body, is friendly and alert and a big puppy for his age. Anyone with


information can call June on 07793 639717 or 01254 852267.


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