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J by Duncan Smith m s i s i Do you have a Little Star for the


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times Newspapers 2005 Annual Bonny Baby Competition?


The Competition is open to all children up to the age of four and photographs be taken FREE of charge at D. Lord & Son, 5 Moor Lane, Clitheroe


V] on September 20th, 23rd and 24th between lOam and 4.l5pm (excluding lunch i2.30pm-


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The Winning 'STAR' will receive a linen effect bonded print and trophy ;


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Second place will receive a smaller print and £25 worth of vouchers from D. Lord and third place will receive a print and £l5 worth of vouchers.


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NEW mum Katherine Blebta was so keen to take her son Jamie to baby music classes that when she found out there were none in the Kibble Valley, she decided to start her own. So during the ne.xt two weeks, Katherine


and baby Jamie will launch “Kindermusik” classes for babies and toddlers in Clitheroe, Whalley and Wilpshire. Katherine, who is the first licensed Kin-


dermusik teacher in Lancashire, said: "Babies and toddlers love music and have so much fun trying out new activities to differ­ ent songs and exploring instruments.


"I really wanted Jamie to have this oppor­


tunity and, although the training course was hard work, watching his face as we have practised together has been worth every effort. He loves it." Katherine (34), a clarinet and piano


teacher, researched various different music programmes before deciding on Kinder­ musik. "It was easy to choose really because Kin­


dermusik was the only one that I, as a mum and a musician, would want to take Jamie to," said Katherine, of Langho. "Parents get a CD with all the songs on,


as well as a story book and activity books based on the theme of each course. That was another thing I liked about Kindermusik - its fundamental belief that although educa­


tors can guide, it is mums and dads who are always a child's best teachers.” Kindermusik is a worldwide programme


with more than one million families in 35 countries involved, but Katherine is the first licensed teacher in Lancashire. Katherine and Jamie will be running a


baby and a toddler class at Holy Souls Parish Centre, in Wilpshire, on Monday afternoons, at Clitheroe Library on Wednes­ day mornings and at Whalley Village Hall on Friday mornings. There is also a free demonstration class for


each age group tomorrow at Clitheroe Library. Any mums, dads, grandparents or carers who are interested can call Katherine on 01254 245767 or check out her website (www.kindermusikwithkatberine.co.uk).


Civic guest for former nurse on her birthday


A KIBBLE VALLEY woman’s 90th birthday was full of surprises. Mrs Evelyn Wrennal, of


Cranewood Farm, Cowark, received a surprise visit from Kibble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mary Robinson, and a visit from her sister, Mickie, from Somerset. Born in Ellesmere Port,


Cheshire, Mrs Wrennal moved to the area at the age of 17. She worked as a nurse at


Calderstones Hospital until she retired in 1964. Loved ones and friends


packed the Dog and Patridge pub. Chipping, to celebrate the milestone birthday. Mrs Wren­ nal received lots of cards and bouquets of flowers and her son, John, said he wanted to thank everyone for attending and making the day special. Mrs Wrennal is pictured


with Coun. Robinson on her 90th birthday. (A300805/8)


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Carers for the planet meeting


LOCAL, national and global environ­ mental concerns will be on the agen­ da when the H}md- burn and Kibble Valley Friends of the Earth group meets on Tuesday. The monthly


meeting will take place a t the De Lacy Arms in Whalley from 7-30 p.ra. Also under dis­


cussion will be the visit of Friends of the E a r th ’s new local group support officer and the restructuring of the group. New members


are always wel­ come. For more details call Mr Ian Dixon on 01254 236778.


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