46 Clitheroe Advertiser STitnes, Thursday, January 25th, 2007 Winners of the solo whist
SOLO whist vvinners a t the Pen- dle Club were S. Holden, Mrs D. Farnsworth, K. Holding. Bridge winners at the Pendle
Cluh were Mrs Anne Riley, Mrs Silvia Walsh, Mrs Marilyn Wood, Mrs Eva Velvick. Expe rienced players welcome every
Monday a t 1-30. Domino win ners a t the Pendle Club were Mrs M. Parkes, Mrs K. James, Mrs M. Davies, Mrs B. Pilling, Mr G. Berry. Sequence dancing is held every Tuesday a t 7-30 p.m. and line dancing every Thursday a t 1-30 p.m.
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Free sports sessions on offer to the young
FREE sports sessions are being offered to young people across the Ribble Valley. The fun-filled sessions will be held at
th e a ll-w e a th e r p i tc h a t th e Ca s tle grounds on Friday evenings to help get bored children off th e s t r e e ts and involved in something positive. The activities, which have been organ ised by Peter Fletcher, Ribble Valley Bor
ough Council’s community sports facili tator, will give youngsters a chance to practise their sporting skills and play games such as football, hockey, basket ball, circuit training, football frisby and many more. Peter said: “The initiative will encour
age young people to get active and take part in something positive with a view to getting into sport long-term. “We have also teamed up with Kibbles-
dale High School Technology College and T r in i ty Youth Centre to hold indoor activities should the weather be wet.” The sessions are open to youngsters
aged between 12 and 16 and s ta r t next Friday (February 2nd) a t 8-30 p.m. Anyone requiring further information
about the activities held, or interested in dates and times, should tex t “CLI” to 07971 913330 or call P e te r on 01200 414435.
Scouts completed gruelling 26-mile walk i
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A RUN organised to raise funds for cystic fibrosis suf
ferers has amassed more than £4,000. The Amelia Cup 10k run was
held in October. I t was inspired by five-year-
old Amelia Dickinson, a pupil a t Barrow Primary School, who suffers from the condition. I t raised raised £4,273-50 in
total. This will be donated to the
Cystic Fibrosis T rust, which helps the estimated 7,500 people who are affected by what is one of the country’s most life-threat ening inherited diseases, for which there is currently no cure. Organisers Gail Bailey, of
donated by her grandfather, John Bailey, to Mark thanked everyone who support- Townsend, fastest man (s)
OUR picture shows Amelia presenting cups Symon Dickinson, of 'Whalley, ed the event.
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AN account of life Upstairs and Down- Blanche, lived a t the hall with their six The next meeting of the society is on stairs a t Gawthorpe Hall in 1895 was children and employed 32 staff.
Life upstairs and downstairs at historic Gawthorpe Hall Tuesday, February 13th, at 7-30 p.m. a t
presented by Bill Hemingway to mem- He gave an interesting insight into the Clitheroe Cricket Club on C ha tburn bers of the Ribble Valley branch of the roles of different staff, in particular, the Road.
© aldry Society. Lancashire Family Histo ry and Her- butler, Francis Wingfield. The speaker will be Peter Joslin on the
Mr Hemingway explained how Sir and a copy of the Shuttleworth family Non-members will be made very wel- Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth and his wife, tree back to the 14th Century.
He also gave a brief history of the hall “Use of computers in geneology”. come.
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SCOUTS from th e Rihble Valley and across East Lancashire completed a gru elling 26-mile sponsored walk through all seven East Lancashire Scout Districts. Their marathon effort was one of many
events planned to raise money to attend the World Scout Jamboree next summer. The Scouts have a target of £40,000 and
10 of the 36 Scouts who hope to attend the jamboree are from the Ribble Valley. The World Jamboree is the centrepiece
of a year of celebration by Scouts interna tionally and locally as they mark 100 years
since Lord Baden Powell’s first ever camp on Brownsea Island (in Poole Harbour) which in tu rn marked the b ir th of the Scout movement. Throughout 2007, there will be numerous activities and events locally in E a s t Lancashire as well as nationally staged events a t places like MEN Arena in Manchester and the 02 Dome (Millennium dome) in London. The “Jamboree Jaunt” began at Barley
Car Park at daybreak with a difficult, yet enjoyable climb up Pendle Hill before con tinuing on through the county’s many paths and byways for the remainder of the day. The walk finished a t Bowley Scout Campsite, near Great Harwood, th a t
evening with the Scouts then participating in an overnight training camp. The Scouts had spent many weeks rais
ing sponsorship for this event and are now well over half-way on th e i r marathon fund-raising. Commented one of th e Scouts who participated: “I t was a very enjoyable day, even if my feet say some thing differentl” I t was altogether a chal lenging, but enjoyable day for all the group as they continue on their way to raising their £40,000 target. A huge thank you goes to all who have supported the unit on this and many other Jamboree related activities and events. Pictured are Scouts ready for the off. (s)
Keep thieves locked out message
HOUSEHOLDERS across the Ribble Valley are being urged to keep a watchful eye over their neighbours’ property and keep thieves locked outi The warning has been issued
by PC Peter Wareing, crime prevention officer for Clitheroe Police, following a number of break-ins a t homes across the Ribble Valley while the occu pants have been away on holi day. He commented: “Now th at
the dark evenings and gloom of winter are with us, some of us may know that our neighbours have gone off to warmer climes. “I t might be th a t you hold
the keys for your neighbour’s house while they are away. “If you do, please take your
responsibilities seriously. Here are some hints and tips to help you keep opportunist thieves locked out: O Check the house regularly • If you can, open and close
curtains at regular intervals • Clear post and free news
papers away 9 Consider putting lights on
for a few hours in the evening. Remember that we don’t live in hallways, so put a light on in a
kitchen, living room or bed room • Switch a radio on and
leave it on a talk station • Clear away bins/milk bot
tles and anything that makes the house look unoccupied
• Consider leaving your car
on their driveway for a day or two
PC 'Wareing added: “ We
have a low level of crime in the Ribble Valley, but some travel ling criminals consider us as ‘rich pickings’ - help us to deter them! Anyone requiring fu r th e r
advice on securing their homes or wishing to speak to PC Wareing should call 01200 458711.
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