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Seasonal feel to holiday playscheme


A SEASONAL holiday playscheme will have a Hallowe’en theme. Staff at Roefield Leisure are planning


to decorate the sports hall with pump­ kins, monster masks and spiders webs during the October half-term holiday. Throughout the week children aged.


between eight and 13 will be given the chance to take part in various activities including swimming, football and bad­ minton, as well as arts and crafts. This year’s scheme, which is running


from Monday, October 22nd until Fri­ day, October 26th, will be open for extended hours from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., as well as between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. For further details ring 01200 442188. ©Now you can also climb high at Roe-


field Leisure Centre on its 8.5m indoor wall and its traversing wall. Courses for adults and children are


provided with a fully qualified instructor, while anyone wanting to improve their skills and techniques further can join the various climbing clubs. The wall is available for use by groups,


schools and for party bookings r for more details contact the centre.


Pendle Club results BRIDGE winners a t the Pendle Club were: Mrs Anne Riley, Mrs Eileen Had- field, Mrs Marjorie Collier, Mrs Jean Walmsley. Experienced players welcome every


Monday at 1 p.m. Solo whist winners at the Pendle Club


were: B. Wood, M. Parker, D. Cook. New members welcome every Monday


at 7 p.m. Domino winners were: J. Pye, joint 2,


M. Pye, P. Oddie and H. Wolfenden, booby R. Knight. New members welcome every Friday


at 7 p.m. Line dancing is held every Thursday at


1-30 p.m. www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk US


Top comedy act to guest at club


' " S a t u r d a y ] • I C O O K S !


COD PARMECGIANA WITH PAN-FRIED SPINACH


BY ANTONY WORRALL THOMPSON


Serves: 4 Prep, time: 5 - 1 0 mins To cook: 25 mins


IN G R E D IE N T S :


• 1 kg fresh washed spinach • 4 x 6oz cod fillets • 250ml jar of tomato and basil pasta sauce • 100g cow's mozzarella, sliced • 40g grated parmesan • Olive oil • Salt and pepper


METHOD:


• Heat oil in a large frying pan, season cod with salt and pepper and brown the cod fillets on both sides.


• Meanwhile in another pan fry the spinach until wilted. Put the wilted spinach into a sieve and squeeze out any excess moisture. Place the spinach in 4 piles in a shallow oven-proof dish then place the cod on top.


THE amazing Seymour Mace - co-star of Johnny Vegas’ BBC sitcom “Ideal” - will take to the stage a t the next One Night Stand com­ edy club in Clitheroe on Saturday, October 6th. Mace, a City Life Comedian of the year, is a


regular on TV and at prestigious comedy clubs such as the Comedy Store and show organisers at St Mary’s are hoping for a big crowd. St Mary’s Centre manager Nick Lakin


explained: “We are delighted that Seymour will be coming to Clitheroe as we know him from the Johnny Vegas show and expect a great night.


. . “Last month’s show went really well, apart


from our headline act Daliso Chaponda being left stranded at the Interchange thanks to being given dodgy train information. He made


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from his “Stroke the panda” show at the Edin­ burgh Fringe, and laidback Mancunian Mike Newall. One Night Stand’s resident compere Dave


Twentyman makes a welcome return after spending last month waiting in for the gas man to visit. Tickets are just £5 in advance or £7 on the


door. You can get them by calling 01200 427162, popping into the St Mary’s Centre Office, or from Clitheroe Tourist Information Office. Headline act Seymour Mace is pictured with his TV co-star Johnny Vegas, (s)


• Pour over the tomato and basil sauce, layer the sliced mozzarella on top of the cod and then cover with the grated parmesan.


• Cook in a pre-heated oven at 1900 for approximately 15 minutes until golden brown.


www.cooksforcooks.com Loads of easy recipes, plus you can upload your own. Saturday Cooks! - Saturday mornings on ITV1.


A special day for the Hospice to celebrate in concert style


A CELEBRATION concert for the East Lancashire Hospice will be held at Black­ burn Cathedral next Saturday, October 6th, from 7-30 p.m. The date is very significant in Hospice’s


calendar as it is “World Palliative Care Day”, when hundreds of thousands of people globally will celebrate with “Voices for Hospices” celebration concerts. I t all started in 1988 when a London-


based Hospice held a concert to raise vital funds and also public awareness of its work. By 2005 that concert had grown to more than 500 in over 60 countries and raised more than £5m. to help support hospices. The East Lancashire Hospice event will


feature three choirs - The Hospice Singers, United Voice (northwest) and Salesbury Primary School Choir, plus soloists James


Loynes and Sarah Jones. A specially designed programme will cater for a mix­ ture of musical tastes, with songs from the shows, musicals and religious arrange­ ments. United Voices (North-West), with


James Loynes, recently performed to a packed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Hall accompanied by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. The Hospice Singers have now become


an established choir and once again will be performing at all of the hospice’s “Light up a Life” services this Christmas. Sales­ bury Primary school will bring a youthful touch and its members are looking forward to singing at the cathedral. Sarah Jones recently sang at the Celebration of Life concert at the Hospice and as agreed to appear by popular demand.


The Hospice, based on Park Lee Road


in Blackburn, cares for terminally ill patients and their families from Black­ burn, the Ribble Valley, Darwen and Hyn- dburn and depends on the generosity and support of people from the region, with £800,000 needed to be raised from volun­ tary sources this year alone. Head of fund­ raising a t the hospice, Harry Grayson, said: “This is the first time we have held this event and we are delighted to put on this celebratory concert, particularly oh World Palliative Care Day when the event links people all over the world. “I really hope that people will support


us on the night and look forward to seeing them at the cathedral.” For tickets, priced at £5 for adults and


£3 for under-12s, call the fund-raising team on 01254 660900.


m WHALLEY CE SCHOOL, 1955/56 CHAIGLEY ENDOWED SCHOOL, 1935


THIS photo was brought in by Mr Roger Marsden and shows,from the left, back row: Ruth Towers, ?, Sidney Robinson, Jim Robinson, George Haynes, Roger Marsden, Laura Towers; middle, Renee Knowles, Florence Haynes, Monica Dewhurst,


Dorothy Ainsworth, Jessie Dickinson, Marjorie Ainsworth, Agnes Holden; f ront, Frank Haynes, Donald Thornber, Tom Haynes, George Stephen­ son, Mick Haynes. This is the whole school photo. The teacher was Miss Lang (not pictured)


BROUGHT in by Mrs Judith Layzcli (nee Hirst) this photograph shows infant pupils of Whalley CE School in 1955-56. The teacher is Miss Gar­ dener who became Mrs Robinson. Mrs Layzcli cannot remember the names of the first four pupils on the top row from the left and quite a few of the other pupils. Top row: ? ? ? ? Michael Evans, ?, Robert Hebden, John Staneil, ? John


Shields, ? Second row: John Webber, Robin Casey, ? Gordon Hindlc, Michael Hird, ?, Nigel Hall, ?, ?, Geoffrey Rutherford, ? Third row: Katy Wilson, Patricia .Fenton, ?, ?, Elizabeth Wallace, Janet Briggs, Kathleen Hayton, Anne Cookson, ?, Christine Carr, ?, Ruth Barber, Anne Fenton. Seated: ?, Susan Beardsworth, Linda Price, Judith Hirst, Helen Price, Linda Hebden, ?


Laminated copies of these photographs can be obtained from our front office 31 RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL HOLIDAY, 1952 WHITEWELL SCHOOL, 1936


ipUPILS who attended Whilewell School in 1936 Middle row: Margaret Calvcrley and Hilda were: (back row) Marion Myers, George Miller, Marsland. Front row: George Marsland, Alice lice Porter, Ruth Pye and John Eccles.


Calvcrley, Betty Charnlcy and John Myers.


BROUGHT in by Mrs Pat-.Wrathall (nee Orr), of Langshaw Drive, this photograph is of pupils of Rib- blcsdalc school in 1952 ready to set off on holiday to Switzerland for 10 days at the cost of £27 each. Mrs Wrathall can be seen sat next on the right of the


headmaster. Back row from the left: ?, ?, Irene Corn­ wall, David Horsfield, Felicity Holt, Kenneth Pym, Barry Law. Front: Ruth Stinger, Eric Nightingale, Pat Orr, Mr Chadwick (head), Michael Wood, Joan Christy, Roy Hibble. Sitting: Arthur Mashitcr.


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BARROW CE PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1950


THIS photograph of Barrow CE Primary School, taken in 1950, was bro u g h t in by Ch r is tin e Whitham (nde Scott). She is fourth from the right on the front row. Other pupils, pictured with Mr Morley and Miss Lee are, from the left, back row: Michael Britcliffe, ?, Norman Flak, ? Keith Wil­ son, ?, Malcolm Lambert, Robin Waddington, Ian Morley, Colin Britcliffe, ? and Miss Lee. Third row: Margaret Smithies, Granville Britton, Brian Eglin, Tony Crowdv, ?, Marlene Atkinson, Marion


Cowley, Eileen Ashcroft, Barbara Ross, Pat Quinn and David Barrett; Second row: Douglas Lancast­ er, Roger King, Andrew Barrett, John Smithies, Brian Hanson, David Hanson, Mary Ashcroft, Anita Robertson, Eric Robinson, Roger Ascough, Cha rles Thorpe, Jeffrey N u t te r and Wendy Quinn. Front row: ?, Vonda Crow, Ma rgaret Robinson, Christine Scott, Vera Waddington, Sheila Cole, Barbara Brown, Pauline Walker and Marlene Dewhurst.


ST MICHAEL and ST JOHN’S SCHOOL, 1957/8


MRS Pam Swales (nee Cook) brought in this photograph of pupils in the class of 1957/8 at St Michael and St John’s RC School. She is pictured on the front row, second from the left).Her class­ mates, pictured with teacher Mr Bradley are, from the left, back row: Ivor Edwardson, Ronny Driver, Michael Stanley, Keith Gornall, ?, Michael Holmes. Second row: Raymond Bolton,


Michael Anslow, ?, ?, Tom Brown, Richard Wilkinson, ?, ? Tony Cross, Richard Wilson. Third row: Kathryn Bailey, Betty Dewhurst, Agnes Bailey, Eileen Shaw, M r Bradley, Josephine Wilcocks, C h r is tin e Sw a rbrick, Josephine Winder, Ann Bridges. Front row: Claire Kcllcra, Pamela Cook, Mary Waterhouse, Joan Murphy, Teresa Dewhurst and Eileen Dewhurst.


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