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Ribble Valley to sample its exciting coarse and game fishing. We have it alll The jewel in the crown is without doubt the River Ribble. If you want to catch a big barbel, chub, salmon or seatrout, the Ribble can make your dream come true. It is coarse and game fishing of excellence.


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I rate the Ribble as one of the top five nvers in the country. Many years ago the River Calder was a polluted water. Not today. It is a river of quality fishing, good chub and barbel, also brown, seatrout salmon and grayling. And we must not forget the River Hodder, with its excel­ lent grayling, salmon and seatrout fishing.


Throughout the Ribble Valley there are numer­ ous stillwaters where, for the pnce of a day per­ mit, you can fish with the chance of catching a 401b carp or 101b rainbow trout.


One of the most exciting ways of catching still- water trout is with a team of buzzers (chirono- mids) and Barnsfold and Stocks reservoirs both offer this exciting way of angling.


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River trouting with a dry fly is my way of enjoying a summer's evening. The Ribble offers some excellent sport, upstream of Mitton Bndge there is the Edisford Hall syndicate or downstream of Mitton bridge is the EA water - two good venues.


Seatrout fishing In the darkness is tnily exciting. As the owls hoot up and down the river valley, you could be standing waste deep playing a


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You may have conquered the greater ranges of the Andes or Himalayas, or you may just be a keen walker. From rambler to hardened rock climber, the Clitheroe Mountaineenng club (CMC) has something to offer you.


We may not have any mountains in the Ribble Valley, but there are plentiful climbing and boul- dering venues hereabouts and we have regular walking and mountaineering trips further afield.


Formed in 1978, the club prides itself on being very active with weekly meets at venues throughout the area, such as Witches Quarry, near Downham, and Craig y, Longndge. Outside area climbing midweek includes Wilton, Anglezarke, Troy quarry and Earl Crag - to name


but a few.


Open to all age groups, the club welcomes new members, from experienced climbers and walk­ ers to complete beginners, and is active all year round for walking and climbing activities, to lec­ tures and slide shows, to map reading training.


A regular indoor meet is held at Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road on the third Thursday of each month (except July) at 8 p.m. Outdoor weekly meets run midweek from late Spnng to early Autumn. There are weekends away all year


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al” are these adventurous members of Bolton-by-Bowland Drama Group, who are about to stage their version of the risque farce, “Fringe Benefits”. Penned by Peter Yeldham and Donald


Churchill, this traditional British farce sees an enthusiastic cast cavorting about the stage in various stages of undress as they are caught In a series of increasingly compromising positions. In the finest tra­ ditions of this talented village group, it is sure to have audiences in fits of laughter. Opening night at Bolton-by-Bowland


■Village Hall is tomorrow, June 10th, with the curtain up at 7-30 p.m; Two further performances take place next Thursday and Friday, June 16th and 17th, same time, same place. Tickets cost just £4.50 for adults and


£1.50 for children and can be bought in advance from the Coach and Horses pub or the Post Office in Bolton-by-Bowland, from Clitheroe Tourist Information Cen­ tre or by ringing 01200 447679. Some tickets may also be available on the door. (T060605/1) ,


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FOUR castaways hauled in big audi­ ences at St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington.


■ The school drama club’s latest pro­ duction, “Neville’s Island”, played to full houses at its three evening per­ formances, staged in the school's new drama studio. Year 10 pupils Lucas Barr, Joe Wor-


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theiryears. The play was directed by physics


and drama teacher Mr Pearce, who also built the astonishing set. Com­ plete with trees, it helped to create the atmosphere of the increasingly sinister island. Pictured (from the left) are the four


young actors, Lucas, Joe, Patrick and


Jacob, (s) In other news from the busy school.


Peter Rose and Ann Conlon's drama­ tised musical, “Daughters of Pendle”. which is about the Pendle witches, will be performed from July 13th to 16th inclusive. Meanwhile, around 40 staff, spouses and friends will cycle from Manchester to Liverpool next Sunday, June 19th, to raise money for a num­ ber of charities.


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