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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) among the sporting memorabilia to


Charity auction offers you a chance to bid for Beckham’s shirt A SIGNED David Beckham shirt is ing Evening” fund-raising ball a t rower Sir Steve Redgrave, a photo- will raise enough , nnrtine facili-


go under the hammer at a charity Other sporting goodies up for Tiger Woods and one signed by ties already at o\v a • auction tomorrow.


the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn. graph signed by champion golfer op and enhance e sp grabs will include a signed pair of Blackburn Rovers.


rower oir oLtJve ivyu^ictvc, a Anyone requiring Organised by the PTFA of Bow- Ricky Hatton boxing gloves, a Members of the PTFA are hoping about the ball or auc , nioflO


land High School, the auction will signed menu by ace cricketer Dennis that the above items, together with contact Jill Lig oo take place during a “Some Enchant- Lillee, a signed menu by Olympic other outstanding auction goodies, 441374.


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www.ciitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Masonic ball boosts four good causes


FOUR good causes benefited from a Masonic ball. Clitheroe’s four Freemason lodges joined forces


for the event held at the Mytton Fold Hotel, in Langho. A donation of £1,500 from Barclays Bank


helped boost proceeds from the night. As a result, event organisers will be able to give additional handouts to each of the good causes they chose to support. The chosen causes are the Pendleside Hospice,


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THE wedding ceremony of Elizabeth Clare Austen and James Robert Hindle was conducted by the bride’s father. The Rev. G. Austen married the couple


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held at the Inn at Whitewell and the new­ lyweds enjoyed a honeymoon on Italy’s Amalfi Coast. The bride, a doctor, is the daughter of


the Rev. and Mrs G. Austen, of Lin­ colnshire. Her bridegroom, a dental surgeon and


keen rock climber, is the son of Mr and Mrs J. Hindle, of Barrow. Given away by her brother, Mr James


Francis Austen, the bride wore an empire- line gown of pure silk overlaid with Chan­ tilly lace in ivory. She carried a traditional bouquet of peonies, lily of the valley, freesia and white roses. The bride’s younger sister, Anna


Bernadette Austen, was the bridesmaid. She wore a pale green silk dress and carried a bouquet similar to the bride’s. Best man was the bridegroom’s brother,


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the North West Air Ambulance, Masonic Chari­ ties and the Clitheroe Castle Heritage. A special presentation ceremony will take place later this summer when the money will be handed over. Our photograph taken at the Masonic Ball


shows, from the left, Devram Singh, Eric and Lyndsay Kerr, Tony Hill, Keith Brewerton and Keith Hall with the cheques. (T030607-11)


Blues and all that jazz!


PLANS for the formation of a new Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club are moving


ahead. Enthusiasts attending a pre­


liminary meeting were keen to push ahead with forming the club and organising gigs and other events.They were also entertained by experienced jazz pianist Eric Ainsworth, who lives in Clitheroe and gave his full support to the new venture.


Organiser Geoff Jackson


commented: “It was also great to meet a range of people at the meeting interested in promot­ ing jazz music - especially sev­ eral members of the meeting who are musicians. This will be a great bonus to the develop­ ment of a Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club.” The dub is now signing up


new members, with the annual membership fee set at £10 per


person or £15 for couples/fami- lies. Anyone interested in join­ ing should telephone member­ ship secretary Tony Barnes on 01200 427162. The new club is also busy


planning its first gig, to be held at the St Mary’s Centre, Clitheroe, on Saturday, June 23rd, from 8 p.m. It will feature The John Hargreaves Quintet, plus Harold Salisbury & Pinto Beans. Look out for posters or


watch these columns for details of ticket prices and availability. A second gig is planned for the end of July and more news of the fledgling club can be gleaned from listening to the jazz programme broadcast on Ribble Valley Radio from 8 to 10 p.m. on Wednesdays. The station is currently broadcast­ ing on the internet and can be heard by logging onto www.rib- blevalleyradio.org.uk


Charity cheque


ONE local good cause has helped another. Clitheroe Lions has donated


£500 for the Clitheroe branch of the Friends of Chernobyl’s Children. It is not the first time the


organisation has supported this particular charity. Our photograph shows


Lions President Tony Smith presenting the money to Obvyn Keogh, Heather Whit­ taker and Diana Braithwaite. (A240507/8)


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