e r Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 27th, 2005
www.ciitheroetoday.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Police mobile speed camera hot spots
POLICE will be mounting mobile patrols to enforce the speed limit at a number of sites in the Ribble Val ley over the coming week. The sites to be targeted are pub
lished weekly by the Lancashire Road Safety Project in a bid to cut offences of speeding.
These are sites where speeding is
identified as a problem, but monitoring and enforcement could take place on any of the borough’s public highways. The only way to be certain of avoid
ing a fine and penalty points for speed ing is to stay within the speed limit, points out thr project.
The publicised sites are: • A59, Gisbum Road, Gisbum • A59, Longsight Road, Osbalde-
ston • A682, Gisbum Road, Gisbum
0 Clitheroe Road at Knowle Green,
Clitheroe 0 Long Preston Road, Gisbum
0 Lower Lane, Longridge 0 Mellor Lane, Mellor 0 Pendle Road, Clitheroe 0 Ribchester Road, Clayton-le-
Dale 0 Sawley Road, Grindleton
0 Whalley Road, Barrow 0 Whalley Road, Read
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inspire members FIRESIDE stories enthralled members of Ribble Valley Camcorder Club at their recent meeting.
Several members reported on their
visit to the Burnley Camcorder Club the previous week, where they showed the compilation of films which were shown at their Christmas party. Burnley members were very impressed
with the quality of films produced in the Ribble Valley club's first year and said that it had inspired them to be more imaginative in their own productions. The meeting continued with the show
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ing of the “Fireside Stories”, which were filmed at the meeting before Christmas. The topics filmed varied from a mono logue and poems to Army tales and memories of childhood skating on the river. Some good film was produced, which highlighted the importance of var ious aspects of multi-camera filming. An important start was the setting up the white balance for each camera to ensure that the colour and light intensity was maintained when shots were mixed from various cameras. Camera and micro phone location was also vital to ensure none was in shot and that the cameras were kept running throughout to ensure that accurate synchronisation was main tained to help in editing. John Whipp showed a short film he
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had just completed of a journey of a youth on to Pendle Hill, where he was stranded in the dark and had to camp for the night. Tension built up while he was reading
“The Pendle Witches” by lamplight and hearing noises outside. The punch line was when he saw his
ten t zip being opened and a hand appeared bearing a pizza, ostensibly being sent by his mother. This was a good film with plenty of action and sus pense and good use of sounds and props. The Burnley club is to put on its annu
al film day at Padiham Town Hall on April 9th, which is open to anyone, and starts at 2-30 p.m. running to 1 p.m. Films are invited for showing and it
was suggested that the club enters at least one film, which should be complet ed by March 26th. Members were asked to consider creating films for entry. The next meeting is to be held on Jan
uary 25th at the New Inn, Parson Lane, Clitheroe at 7-30 p.m. Further details can be obtained from Ken Brass on 01200 423169 or e-mail; rvccc@btinter-
net.com
Promote inner peace
MEDITATION classes to help promote inner peace are being held in Clitheroe. The classes are based on Buddha’s popu
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lar teaching on the Four Noble Trutlp. Classes started last night, and will run
every Wednesday a t 7 p.m. until March 17th (classes resume from April 5th) at Clitheroe Books, 29 Moor Lane.
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PUPILS from Edisford Primary School took part in a non-uniform day in support of the tsunami earthquake appeal. More than £250 was raised from the children, who donated money in order to
A church haii date
A SOUP and sweet lunch will bo neld in aid of the tsunami appeal on Satur day from 11-30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Trini ty Methodist Church Hall, Clitheroe. In addition to the lunch, there will
be numerous stalls selling books, bric- a-brac, bring and buy, cakes and toys. The admission charge for adults is
£4, and £2 for children (under 12). If anyone has any items tney would
like to donate for the stalls, please con ta c t Janet Braithwaite on 01200 427555 or Kath Crane on 01200 425672.
spend the day wearing their own clothing. The nursery children took their Teddies
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REGULARS from a Ribble Valley public house have raised more than £1,500 for the tsunami appeal. The Aspinall Arms, in Mitton, staged a
two-day sales event, which featured a number of stalls selling a wide variety of goods. The items, which were all generously
donated, ranged from toys to exercise equipment. Licensee Simon Forster, who organised
the event, wanted to thank all those that supported the occasion. He said: “I would like to thank everyone
who dropped items off to sell, and my thanks also go to the regulars who worked behind the stalls.” P a r t of the appeal money was also
raised through the brave actions of one of the regulars, who agreed to have his beard shaved off. Mr Dave Duperouzel, from Whalley,
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