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DETECTIVE techniques were shared wfien’-'countryi-wide and whose life just overlapped v v painstaking detective.ivork the speaker urn speaker Stephen Helliwell spoke about hlsv ^thestartof photography


Speaker’s remarkable skills at dietection prove a hit with Probus members the hghtersidepf his hohby, the weir an


hobby as a “local history detective”-at a meet- :■; ; Moses’ diaries, photos and poetry were dis-.- wonderful customs pf the. 19th Cen ury ing of the Clitheroe and District Probus Club.'-;■ covered by good fortune in the Harris Museum-, - revealed during his researches.


, tale of the auction of a ivife, a


Aretiredpoliceman, the speaker’s a t te n t io n a n d Reference Library in a'disuse'd archive «:' vln this humorous account he ipcluded e was particularly drawn to one Moses Holden, room.


j j f i , - woman


a Wesleyan Methodist preacher who lectured .-After, this truly'fascinating account of ,,who went for three shillings (in 1870), and an WIN This Leather Sofa Set your videos Hyour wedding


advert in'a shop window “Umbrellas repaiiA- teeth extracted’^ -,which is surely a b o u ^ ; appear in the 21st Century! ■ • V . After question time Probus member Mr Bob^' I


Jones, the club’s own historian, gave a vote of < | thanks. ‘.The club meets on the'first and third Fri-s |


-'days'of the month,'at 1045 a.m. in the ' Pendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe.


The next meeting is tomorrow, June


20th, when retired Burnley MP Mr ■ Peter Pike ivill talk about “Life at West-'


minster”. For further'information please call 01200 429207.


A CARD;: from H e r ; •Majesty The Queen was


I the crowning glory for ; Chatburn ;couple;;Mr.-; i


Lewis and Mrs■Audrey ^ ■


. Hudson,.when they cele--: b ra ted their, diamond ■ wedding recently. :


. The couple were mar- -■ ried a t Christ Church, Chatburn, 60 years ago, and have had a happy and fulfilled life living in Bridge Road, in the vil-


. lage of Chatburn, and also enjoying staying in their static caravan in th e beautiful seaside town of Silverdale, in Cumbria. They met at Whalley


Assembly Rooms were they both enjoyed danc­ ing.


, Mr Hudson was born


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Scream for your life!


THE UK’s first outdoor interactive hor-, ror show will rise from a cornfield in the. Kibble Valley. Hawkshaw Farm, home of ice-cream


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company-“Mrs Dowson’s”, has teamed up with AtmosFEAR! www.atmos- fearuk.com - the UK leaders in theatri- - cal fear and scary entertainment, to ere-.. ate the UK’s first outdoor summer scare ■. attraction. The tourist attraction will be a live ,


action night time interactive experience set inside six acres of.maize cornfields. Visitors will navigate their way along 750 metres of pitch black pathways in groups of 10, armed only with a hand­ held torch.’ - For the last two months AtmosFEARI,


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, Outside catering, professionally supervised bouncy castle & face - painting!


imagineers have been developing story- , , lines, characters and concepts to bring ; the corn maze vividly to life. Special . effects from America are being imported , to ensure the attraction has the scare fac- - tor which has been named “HEX in the -Harvest”; During the show visitors will


, endure a terrifying journey into the . heart of the maze where they will


- encounter the remnants of a long forgot- : ten carnival which disappeared into the - creepy com over a century ago. ■ -1-


, AtmosFEARl’s creative producer ■ Jason Karl; former co-presenter of LUjjj


■ ING tv’s “Most Haunted” said “H ^ ■. : in the Harvest is the UK’s first ever out- door haunted'attraction;-The show is , -suitable for all ages, but children under ,


,10 must be accompanied by an adult!, - r&' Now the company is searching for a -


M Brookside Street, Oswaldtwistle,- Lancashire BBS' 3PX 01254 306687 * sales@vinemill.co.uk'


in the UK


). tearh of - professional and amateur actors ; to populate the'show from July through ,tdSeptember.~2'''' (.''.-’.'o-


' trj.jrTo celebrate the opening of HEX in.


;y the Harvestj’Mre Dowson’s will be creat-' 'ing a new ice cream'with a-devilish


flavour; called -’.T SCREAM’l which will be available exclusively at the attraction!


and brought up in Chat- bum attending the local school, before going to Ribblesdale Secondary Modem School. On leav-


I ing school he began work as a lorry driver, which


. lasted his whole working life, first with Horrocks- ford Lime Company, and then Ribble Cement, as it


. was then. He was s ta ­ tioned in India during the Second World War


. serving with the para- ; chute regiment. -:■ : Before her marriage Mrs Hudson, nee Albis-


; ton; lived in York Street, Clitheroe, and attended Pendle Junior.School, also moving on to Rib­ blesdale Secondary Mod- : ern. When she left school ; she worked as a secretary,.


Best feet forward


■MAKING the ; most of the year’s , ■ longest day will be > Sarah Pope. ; On Saturday she


'-will betaking part- lintheSummer:-: i; Solstice Walk rais-;. ing money for the • East Lancashire ; , i Hospice." -


- ^ is the second


f l | : e the West- ■^Ime pupil, of v Newton, will have.; - ; taken part in t h e , 12-mile walk. ; Last year she •


walked with her ::;;, mum, MrsDianer, ■ Pope; Anyone who .;


. wants to sponsor f -( . Sarah (12), can ring 01200 446126.1:


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a t Bowker Brothers, kitchen furniture manu­ facturers, located in Albion Mill. After her marriage she opened a small shop opposite their home also in Bridge Road, Chatburn, selling haberdashery, ladies accessories and baby clothes. A p arty to celebrate


the milestone was held in ■ Clitheroe Cricket Club to


w h ich 60 family and friends were invited, including 10 nurses from Royal Blackburn Hospi­


tal, who care for Mrs Hudson when she a tten d s for tre a tm en t each week. The couple have two


children, Mrs Carol Wareing who also lives in Chatburn, and - Mrs Angela Legg, of Preston. ■ , .:^They also have two granddaughters and one grandson and a g re a t­ grandchild called Evie, who is 10, She;-also a tten d s Chatburn GE School where her grand- fatherwent.


. (A050608/1) . ' “ L ■ J. - foMcMplti m m w t e r n ‘melts’


the hearts of top city development


by Duncan Smith


CANDLES crafted by hand in a Ribble Valley village'will help ■ commemorate the opening of Europe’s biggest retail-led development. . Candle company “Melt”, based


at Backridge Farm, near Wadding- ton, has been approached by inter­ national property business Grosvenor - the global giant behind “Liverpool ONE”, - to produce a corporate gift in commemoration of their phase one opening last month. Liverpool ONE is a £1 billion


shopping, residential and leisure development spread over 42 acres in the heart of Liverpool city centre, led by urban property specialists Grosvenor.-, Built around the existing stru ts of Liverpool, the development wll


include more than 160 shops, plus cafes, restaurants and bars, two new hotels, a 14-screen Odeon cine­ ma, 600 apartments, parking for more than 3,000 cars and a five-acre park. Phase two is due for comple­ tion later this year, with a grand opening planned for September 30th. Cheryl Hook is the founder of


Melt, which began as a kitchen table hobby nine years ago. She said: “We were delighted to


receive the telephone call from the marketing company behind the launch - particularly as they had been specifically asked to contact us.


“We operate out of converted


barns on a.working farm from where we supply Melt candles to many stockists throughout the UK and Europe, but particularly across . Liverpool and Merseyside.


• AN amazing £800 was raised at a sum­ mer fair for vital repair work at St Mary’s Community Hall in Sabden. Games and lucky dips for youngsters and lots of stalls all helped to boost the fund-raising effort for the church hull repairs and refurbishment. Fr Peter Birmingham, parish priest of St Mary’s RC Church, said the fair had gone well despite a lower turnout than usual.


“This is why we were proud to be


asked to work -with Liverpool ONE to create a corporate gift for this event - and they were especially keen to keep some of , th e Melt branding alongside th e ir own, which is a fantastic opportunity for a small, local company like ours.” : Cheryl, who lives in Waddington,


added: “All Melt candles are made at Backridge Farm, which is start­ ing to thrive as a farm diversifica­ tion site. “We came here in 2001 and it was


not known if the farm would sur­ vive the foot and mouth outbreak, but the farmer diversified and cre­ ated extra space for our workshops so we did not have to move off site. “That diversification has led to


the opening of 20 businesses - most of -which are open to the public - which has allowed Backridge to continue as a working farm.’’


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