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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282,422331 (Classified) -


- what-s on in the


Kibble Valley compiled by Marcia Morris


- Aii entries for inciasion in these coinnins shouid be on a listings fomi, availabie front Main Reception, Ribbic Valley Borongb Council, Church Walk, Clitheroe, (01200 425111) and handed in by the 10th of the month prior to the event.


' Stonyhurst College and gardens,


ALMOST 12 months of planning and hard work will come to fruition on Saturday with a magnificent display of exhibits in Clitheroe Koyal Grammar School's Chatburn Koad , premises.-All the exhibits are the work of WI . members from -villages in the Kibble Valley, who are proud to show their handiwork off a t the Clitheroe Area WI Show. Another event this-weekend is the open gardens at" ■ Downham Hall.' J-


EVENTS - JULY 25TH TO JULY 31ST Show at CRGS from.lO a.m. until


open daily from 1 to 4-30 p^m., except Fridays. Inquiries, te l . . 01254 826345. , Kibble Valley Visually Impaired Group' meets every Monday


evening in the Catholic Social Club. Tel.01200426822. , - : Pendle Club;' . Lowergate,


sequence dancing for over-55s each Tuesdayat7-30p.m. ■ •' St Wilfrid’s Hall, Ribchester:


Line dancing Mondays at 7-30 p.m.. Junior and senior RATS Wednesday and Thursday at 7-30 p.m., Ju Jitsu Friday at 7 p.m.,' Brownies; Cubs and Scouts togeth­ er with church groups also meet in the hall. Tel. 01254 878473 ' ■ 25ili - Longridge Library,, com­


puter course. Tel. 01200 453073. ■ 25th - Kibble Valley Jazz and


Blues Club, Swan and Royal Hotel, Castle Street, Clitheroe from 8 p.m. Inquiries 01200 424444. ■ 25th-Stepping Out, meeting


Platform Gallery a t 1-30 p.m. Inquiries to 01200 414484. : 26th - WI 40th Anniversary


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; ■ Further details of some of the above events can be found in the adver- lisemcnis in Weekend Plus. A booking service for theatres and events:


. throughout the region is available at the Tourist Information Centre;-; Council Offices, Church Walk, Clithcroc,.tcl. 01200 425oG6; -.- ■ ; ;; ; 7


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~ 11:30am-5 Steps to Fabulous Skin Workshop ' - - 12.15pm ■ GHD Spa treatment demonstration. - Goodie bag for the first 30 people to book a treatment.


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Bring the kids & let them try one of our FREE gym taster sessions: - 7 FREE gym Inductions (8 - iSyr olds), 11am - 5pm imu.tb=p,. ho6k.d.nom^t6i^ " - FREE dance mats’ for (8 - 15yr olds), 1 -1 45pm & 3 - 3 45pm (mu.tta'pra.i.ooki,u nomsiiycu)


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■4-30 p.m; Inquiries, tel. Lucy Newlove on 01200 445304. ' 26th - Downham Hall, Open


• Gardens from 2 to 4 p.m. Inquiries, ■ tel. 01200 445425. 26th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Asso­


ciation, meet a t Chester-Avenue- car park at 9-30 a.mTfor car share to Anglezarke. Further details on 01254301953. 26th - Clitheroe Naturalists'


Society, meet Clitheroe Inter-, change at 9-30 a.m. for Entwistle Reservoir. .To book tel. 01200 428117. Suitable for non-walkers.' 26th - Rowland Transit walk, -


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Elgar Way, Settle. Meet at Inter-. change for B l l bus at 9-20 a'.m.- Inquiies, tel. 01200 443561. ■ - r 27th - Open Gardens a t Down-


ham Hall from 2 to 4 p.m.. Inquiries, tel. 01200 445425. ■ 27th - Stepping Out. Meet a t the


Interchange, 1-50 p.m. stop 5 for the 13.59 bus. Tel. 01200 414484;. 28th - Chipping Village Hall,


keep-fit. Tel. 01200 453073. 28th - Slaidburn Village Hall,


vTai Chi.for Health. Tel-. 01200 453073. "


= 30th - St Wilfrid's Church Hall, • Ribchester. Keep-fit. Tel. Kath- Mitchell on 01200 453073. v ' 30th ^ Clitheroe Ramblers' Asso­


ciation, meet a t Paythorne at 7 p.m'.Tel. 01200 423881. 30th - Rowland Transit Walk,


L Settle circular four miles. Meet at Interchange, 9-20 a.m; B ll bus. - ■ -31st Slaidburn Village Hall.


Yoga. Tel. 01200 453073. !'31st-Longridge Library. Com­


puter course. Bookings tel. 01200 453073.


■ 3 1 St - Kibble Valley Seniors' Action Forum committee meeting a t Castle Cement a t 10 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 453072. . -


■ 31st - Hark to Bounty Inn, Slaidburn,"Brass at the Bounty" with Slaidburn Silver Band at 7-15 p.m. Inquiries; tel. 01200 423855. •.■31sl,-.,Knowle Green Village


Hall, luncheon concert featuring William Stafford on clarinet and Nigel Spooner on piano To book tel.01254826948. ;


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lege, North West Food. Lovers'Festival.


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meet at West Bradford Bridge, a t 1-30 p.m.. Inquiries, tel., 01200- 414484. 2nd - -Platform


Gallery, for children aged two -11. Pop in to make your own wind-i mill for th e ’suifimer-; breeze with Smartee- nies Bizi Lizi. To book contact 01200 443071. ■ 2nd - Kimington


Memorial In s t i tu te , whist and domino drive in aid of Gisbum Moth­ ers' Union, at 7-30 p.m. Pie and peas supper. -


. 3rd - Clitheroe Kam- blers' Association, meet a t Chester Avenue car park a t 8r30 a.m. Grange over Sands for Cartmel -


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Humphrey Head. Leader Bryan Dobson- on 01254 247791. . 3rd - Pendle Pedal


and Cycle Show. Chal­ lenging ride round the beautiful Pendle, Kib­ ble Valley, Lune Valley and Bowland country­ side.


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3rd - Stepping Out, meet Platform Gallery


a t 2 p.m. Tel. 01200 41’


4484. 4th - Stepping Out,


meet by the Bayley Arms. Hurst Green, at 1-30 p.m. Tel. 01200 414484. 4th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall, whist and domi­ no drive. Tel. 01254 878447. 5th - Clitheroe Kam-


blers' Association, meet Chester Avenue car park at 10 a.m. for Calder Val­


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ley, West Yorks. Leader David L an caster on 01254 826841. nth - Stepping Out,


meet at the Civic Hall, Longridge, a t 10 a.m. Tel. 01200 414484.' '. Gth - Clitheroe Ram­


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blers' Association,, meet at Wittoh Park at 6-45 p.m. Leader Mary Pinto on 01254 690226. 6th-Knowle Green


Village Hall, military, whist and domino drive. Inquiries, tel . 01254 878447. ; 7lh - Stepping Out, meet: Highmoor car park, Clitheroe. Inquiries, tel. 01200 414484. 7th - Stepping Out


evening walk. Meet Castle Cement at 6-30 p.m. Organised in part­ nership with The Wildlife Trust, Phil Dykes will lead the walk. Inquiries, tel. 01200 414484. 7th - Knowle Green


Village Hall, luncheon concert featuring Ruth Longmaid on violin and Toleeri-Sian on piano. Concert starts at mid­ day followed by lunch. T o - book 0254826948. ■


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Drama and linguistics all in one show!


PUPILS at a Valley high school per­ formed a pantomime-version of the Grimm brother’s famous fairy tale “Snow. White and the Seven Dwarves” in Ger­ man. .


The performance took place as part of


two themed nights at Bowland High . School and included plenty of audience ' participation, slapstick comedy and tra­ ditional sing-a-Iongs.


.V 7 As well as enjoying the production, -vdsi-


tors were served German sausages and; apple strudel at long Bierkeller-style ; ■ tables.


- . _ Parents and pupils all had great fun:' i


“We don’t speak any German and yet we ' followed what was going on and laughdd ' till our sides ached’: said one parent.: ;.


Something to help while away


the winter blues IF you are looking for a new interest to fill the coming winter months, why not consider amateur dramatics? ' ; Whether treading the boards or help­


ing out behind the scenes, Clitheroe Operatic and Dramatic Society is ahvays on the lookout for new people to join its happy ranks. Its next produc­ tion, to be staged early next year, is “Chess”, with a musical score by Benny and Bjorn, from ABBA, and lyrics-by Tim Rice. Among the hit songs from the West End musical are “I Know Him So Well” , “One Night in Bangkok” and “Pity the Child”. Planning for the show, to be directed


by Howard Raw, is already well in hand, with an enrolment night sched­ uled for Thursday, August 28th, at the St Mary’s Centre, in Church Brow, Glitheroe. I t begins at 7-30 p.m. and anyone wanting to find out more about the society and perhaps get involved is welcome to go along. The main acting auditions for “Chess” are planned for early October.


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OUR photograph shows scven-ycar-old twins Kate and Laura Blackburn at the launch of this year’s • summer reading challenge (AO.50708/3)


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Ready for the


off.. ON your.marks, • get set, go - this ■ summer’s reading challenge for chil- • dren at Clitheroe Library is off its ; blocks and run­ ning. “Team Read’: is


base'donthe theme of the . . . . ‘ Olympics and offers youngsters the chance to achieve bronze, sil­ ver or gold stan-■ dard. Once they have


signed up for the scheme, children receive a pack and. a diary to rate the six books they : read as part of the challenge. Packs can be


collected from the children’s section of Clitheroe Library.


Go on, treat yourself


Hay Fever: Royal Exchange until August 9th


If you are depressed by credit crunches, rising prices and gloomy forecasts, forget it all and treat yourself to a few hours of pleasure and laughter at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester. Greg Hersov’s production of Noel


Coward’s sparkling comedy, “Hay Fever”, is a delight.: Recently retired actress Judith Bliss


< (Belinda Lang) her novelist husband, David (Ben Keaton), and their two equally Bohemian children, Simon (Chris New) and Sorel (Fiona Botton) await the arrival of their hapless week­ end guests, diplomat Richard (Simon.


SUNDAY 27July 2008 . . 12noon - 4pm


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‘ Homemade cakes and - . sandwiches available.


A vaneiy of table top and bnc-a> . brae stalls, tombola and rafOe.


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40TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW Saturday ZO* July


10.00 am to 4 .3 0pm ; ; .


Githeroe Royal Grammer School, ■ . • ■ Chatburn Road, Qithefoe. .. - Presentation of Trophies 2.(X)pm


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Farewell to a colleague


STAFF at the Clitheroe Physiothera­ py Centre gathered to wish a much­ loved colleague and friend a very happy retirement.


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• Carol McTear retired after working 25 years'for the NHS. In her earlier years, she worked as a physiotherapy, assistant at Brockhall-Hospital and . also provided cover at Ribchester Hos­ p i t a l . . ■


- ; For the majority of her working


years, she worked at the Clitheroe Physiotherapy Centre, in Market ;


' Street. She initially worked as a phys-; iotherapy assistant, however, due to changes in the NHS, the role evolved into'a more clerical position to meet -


:. the demands of modern healthcare. • • ' Commenting on her commitment to.


w o rk and dedication, senior physio-. : therapist Mrs Janet Whittaker, said; “Carol has worked extremely hard to ensure the smooth running of the physiotherapy department.-


■ “She is known to many people local-


ly who came fnto contac t with her through her job. “Her efforts were much appreciated


by the many: patients she dealt with'- over the years. “She will be missed by her colleagues '


and friends at the physiotherapy centre, who wish her and her fiance; Paul (who


also retired at the same time), a long and very fulfilling retirement. -


; : “The couple have already spent five weeks visiting the States following their retirement!”- . . - ■ Our picture shows Carol with friends:


and colleagues at the retirement pres­ entation. (S130608/6) : ..... •


Treves), athletic young Sandy (Simon Bubb), sophisticated man-eater Myra (Lysette Anthony) and nervous flap-


;per Jackie (Dorothea Myer-Bennett). The p la y involves all kinds of


Tvickedly funny twists in relationships, mostly masterminded by Judith, a wonderfully comic performance from Belinda Lang as the doyenne of the theatre, still acting everything to the hilt. Coward gives us a whole host of


wildly eccentric characters and a plot that cleverly combines predictability with outrageous convolutions. Apparently, a t the age. of 24, he


wrote the script in three days. The Royal Exchange gives us a styl-.


ish production in its superb auditori­ um. Everything is suitably exquisite,


the costumes are to-die-for, the set is marvellous, the whole cast are excel­ lent including Tessa Bell-Briggs as Clara, formerly Judith’s dresser and now her somewhat truculent house­ keeper.


' . Perhaps some might carp that Cow­


ard’s plays are outdated, but they are so briiliantly clever and funny. One can spot some hints of his “Private Lives”, written some years later.


• • Drama can challenge, provoke and


torment but it can also entertain and this production is an evening of joy, escape and wit. Go on, spoil yourself! You’re worth it! -See the blissful Bliss family. ■ ' . ■


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Chance to wander round hall's gardens THE beautiful gardens


- at Downham Hall will be open to the public from 2 to 4. p.m on Saturday and Sunday with proceeds in aid of Downham 'Village Hall and the Children’s Society. ■With music from


Barnoldswick Brass Band, lots of stalls including a IVI cake stall, plants, books, raffles, a home-made stall organ­ ised by Downham’s Gar­ dening Club, delicious teas and lots of children’s activities, including face


- painting, name a Teddy and other tre a ts , the event is sure to appeal to local families and -visitors alike. In addition, there will


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be stick dressing, sheep­ dog demonstrations on the Saturday, with mar­ tial arts demonstrations and Shelle’s Belles cheer­ leaders’ displays on Sun- • day. ■


■ The Children’s Society


■ and the •'Wildlife Trust will also be present. The new. Downham


- calendar for 2009, which is raising money for vil­ lage hall funds, will be on


: sale for the first time at the event. Said village hall chair­


man, Shaun Roney: “-We were devastated when last year’s weather meant


■that we had to cancel. Hopefully we’ll have bet­ ter weather this year and


■ lots of people will turn out to support us and the Childrens’Society.’-’.: Entry is £3'and chil-^


dren u n d erT 2 will be admitted free.


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