28 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 2nd, 2006


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Poppy volunteers needed Good year for YF club


VOLUNTEERS are desperately need­ ed to help with this year’s Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal’s Clitheroe town centre street collection. Clitheroe’s honorary poppy appeal


organiser Robert Scott explained that the street collection will be held on Sat­ urday, November 11th. He thanked last year’s volunteers


and helpers, who raised an impressive £10,550.62.


“Particular thanks must go to the


Rotary Clubs of Clitheroe and Ribbles- dale, the Inner Wheel of Ribblesdale, the Clitheroe branch of the Red Cross


and to the superstores Tesco, Booths and Sainsburys,” Mr Scott said. Anyone who would like to help sell


poppies can call in at the Red Cross centre. Back King Street, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. and ask for Mr Scott. Volunteers must be over 16. Organisations and individuals, who


obtained a poppy wreath from Mr Scott last year can once again collect their wreaths from the Red Cross cen­ tre between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. For further information about the


appeal contact Mr Scott on 01200 424055.


F o r n ew s o n l in e g o t o . . . w w w .c l i th e r o e to d a y .c o .u k by Catherine Singleton


CLUB leader of Clitheroe Young Farmers’ James Spur­ geon complimented members on a successful year during the club’s 63rd annual meeting. Mr Spurgeon mentioned the


excellent, diverse programme and congratulated members on their competition success throughout the year. He also commended members on


their several successful fund-raising events. Awards were presented to Hazel


Lonsdale for “best girl”, Richard Whitwell for “best boy” and to


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Eyes down for a cash win


BINGO! - a Clitheroe sheltered accommodation complex has suc­ cessfully been given a grant. It was eyes down for members of


the social committee at Corbridge Court, off Kirkmoor Road, as they tried to get funding from a county pot. They applied for money from


the Lancashire Lease of Life fund which is in its second year. I t is a joint fund of £10,000 from Lan­ cashire County Council’s Older People’s Champion and Help the Aged supported by Better Govern­ ment for Older People to benefit people in Lancashire over 55.


Groups could apply for up to


£300 per project to improve the quality of life for older people. The money has already been used to buy computers and new equip­ ment for groups just getting on their feet.


Corbridge Court’s social com­


mittee applied for £259 towards a new bingo machine. County Coun. Dorothy Westell visited Clitheroe to present the machine to resi­ dents.


Westell with residents. (A280906/5)


Our photograph shows Coun.


Philip Woodruff for “involvement”. County chairman Richard East- ham thanked the retiring officers for all their hard work, while David Kay was re-elected as president, Simon Kirk as club leader with Jamie Hopcraft assisting. The other committee members


are chairman Matthew Whitwell, vice chairman Sarah Walmsley, sec­ retary Hazel Lonsdale with Grace Thornber assisting, speakers’ secre­ tary William Bristol, treasurer Philip Woodruff with John Walms­ ley assisting, events organiser Richard Whitwell, social secretary Anna Woodruff, press secretary Oliver Bristol, notice board Harry Whitwell.


Thanks were expressed to the


club on behalf of the region and county, while all the new officers were thanked for taking office. Ben Tunley, Charlotte Wearden,


Thomas Chew and Joshua Dunn were all welcomed as new members. Following the annual meeting a


business meeting was held at which it was reported th a t Clitheroe A


team beat Bolton-by-Bowland B team and Clitheroe B team lost to Chorley in the third round of the debating contest


Members were looking forward to


the county ball at Morecambe and were reminded that indoor meet­ ings start at 7-45 p.m. prompt at Pendleton Village Hall


Ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Classified)


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