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the event’s fund-rais ing is going towards buying two relaxing chairs for the ‘
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prove comfortable ■ ^ for patients sitting . - , for hours while : - receiving treatment.
Wonderful evening boosts GG coffers.. . • A WONDERFUL evening of food and
. entertainment was enjoyed by guests at ' Mitton Hall, Whalley. ' A cocktail party organised to boost
funds for Whalley Cricket Club was organised by sisters Ruth Telford, of Whalley, and Jen Read, whose sons are young cricketers at the club. Around 150 people attended the party which raised £2,700. Entertain
YOUNG footballers in Langho have .received a cash boost through the BT Community Champions scheme.
■ • Langho Ju n io r ' Football Club received a grant of £465 through the
■ scheme, .which supports and rewards : the voluntary work of BT employees, who commit time, energy and talent for the benefit of society and their com
Midsummer ball gives charity a major boost
ment was provided by Whalley acts DJ Joel Beckett and Andie Dee on guitar and vocals. ' ■ . ■: . • Summing up the night, Ruth said;
“Everybody came dressed up and made the effort to make i t a wonderful evening.” Our picture shows officials at guests
at the cricket club’s splendid cocktail party. (T250508/1) -
. . . and a helping hand for young footballers
munities. In th e ir case it was Mel Grime, who works for BT Openreach, whp secured the grant through his com munity involvement with the football club. The next review closes on Thursday
July 10th and more information is available online at:
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A CHARITY Midsummer Ball for research into cystic fibrosis was inspired by the indomitable spirit of a young suf ferer. . Elbe Wilkinson, of Bolton-by-Bow-
land, never lets her cystic fibrosis get in the way of living her life. Sufferers, of whom there are about
8,000 in the UK alone, have to take upwards of 60 tablets a day just to stay well. The condition leaves them prone to infections, which can often mean stays in hospital and intravenous antibiotics. _
■ Ellie, who is in her final year at Chat- bum Primary School,-has spent several periods in the Manchester Royal Chil- ■ dren’s Hospital over the past year, but still
' - managed to secure a prized place at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School,_where
' she will start in September. —' Her mother, Rachel Wilkinson, is so
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proud of her daughter that she felt com pelled to help in the fight against CF and the ongoing search for a cure. She decided to organise a Midsummer
Night’s Ball, held on Saturday a t the Moorcock Inn, Waddington, and attend-
Fancy a walk over Morecambe Bay?
IF you have ever wanted to walk across Morecambe Bay - now is your chance. Grindleton couple Chris and Linda
; Richardson are organising a sponsored walk across the eight mile flat sands on
July 13th. . The walkers will be led by renowned Queen’s Guide Cedric Robinson. Coach transport is available from Clitheroe or you can make you own way to Arnside
for2p.m. There is a £7 entrance fee and sponsor
ship money raised is going to Open Arms
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• orphaned by AIDS. “'•• ‘ Numerous Ribble Valley companies ■ have already given the walk - expected to take some three and a half hours -their backing. Places are filling up fast, with
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• A CLITHEROE pet shop owner is delighted (hat a baby rabbit has been
returned. Carol Briggs, of Ideal Pet Stores, in
Moor Lane said she was delighted to have the thrce-wcck-old lop cared lion- hcart,-which went missing from the shop," b a ck . S he sa id : “We arc ab so lu te ly thrilled to bits and I ’m just glad to have
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ed by more than 75 people. With the pro ceed of an auction, raffle and donations, more than £2,500 was raised for the Cys tic Fibrosis Trust. The top item in the sealed bid auction
was a three or four day Warner. Leisure Break and the top prize in the raffle was a
night in the bridal suite at the Moorcock, which proved a superb venue for the event. Elite’s father, Paul, said: “We've had lots of feedback from people saying they had a great night - and we’ve, already booked the Moorcock for a repeat next year.”
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OUR picture shows some of (he Midsummer Ball revellers giving their support, literally, to Ellie Wilkinson, who inspired the event (T230G08-1)
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