'8 ClitheroeAdvertlser&Times, Thursday, May 29th, 2008


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' ’*^""-1 Organ now in tip-top condition^


THE grand organ at Clitheroe’s Parish Church h ^ beeh restored to tip-top con-' '


Well worth a visit


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OUR picture shows the Ribble Valley Rolarians who travelled to the meeting at Lancaster Unisersity (s) • 4 S jm s ^ wffWiUfEfianKwmdo«v.cojjk


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JO Y ea rG u a rf iD te Rotarians plan year’s activities


SEVENTEEN members from both Clitheroe and Ribblesdale Rotary Clubs attended the Rotary Lan­ cashire and Cumbria Dis­ tr ic t Assembly, held a t Lancaster University, along with several hun-


, dred other Rotarians. ' The purpose, of the meeting was to hear and .


. set plans for each club to put in place for the com-. ing year. These were out­ lined by the new Rotary District Governor, Tony ; Parrini, of Carlisle, and


speakers from a variety of deserving charities. Both Clitheroe and


Ribblesdale Rotary Clubs will represent the Ribble Valley with a full pro­ gramme of youth, inter­ national and community initiatives. Both clubs thank the Ribble Valley MS Society for the loan of their minibus to transport their members to Lancast­ er. The MS Society is one of the local charities sup­ ported by Rotary. Anyone interested in


joining Rotary should contact: • Roland Hailwood,


Rotary Club of Clitheroe, Tel: 01200 424240 or e- mailhim on: roland.hail- wood@talk21.com O Richard Dugdale,


Rotary Club of Ribbles­ dale, Tel: 01200 424962 or e-mail: r.dugdale@tis- cali.co.uk The Ribblesdale Club


meets on Monday evenings and the Clitheroe Club on Thurs­ day lunchtimes.


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THE Ribble Valley Seniors Action Forum will be repre­ sented at the Pensioners’ Par­ liament next month. The


, event, in Blackpool, vvill be the 16th parliament. This year also marks the centenary of the .“old age pension.” .


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Seniors’ Blackpool conference Under discussion during the


three-day meeting, from June 3rd to 5th, will be the ongoing fight for a decent state pension, aspects of older people’s health and campaigning re. post office closures, concessionary travel and age discrimination.


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: To celebrate, there is to be a speciS? concert on'June 5th at 7 p.m. when the t internationally-acclaimed organist David ? Briggs will be the recitalist.


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Plans are under way to make this a? truly meniorable event, worthy of the -


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• Bookcases; ^ l#JFS^fei:iC.'*;j|£:-jjt. • Tables


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ed atthe.'cliurchbv^ recital promises to be lively and entef-i


taining, m th pne of two musical treats ih ' store to delight his listeners. ’ y T!; : The well-supported concerts were;


started in 1961 by the late Charles Myere? with the Rev ArClark, and since then'} some 350 concerts have been given by­ organists of the highest reputation, thus; establishing the church’s place at the cen-‘ tre of the area’s cultural scene.


' The organ’s re-bpening concert next?


Thursday also heralds the re-start of the familiar and popular Saturday morning Coffee Concerts. Roger Fisher, the organ adviser and


Geoffrey Coffin, the organ builder, who have been so very closely involved in restoring the organ to an instrument of outstanding quality are to give recitals in; the near future. ? Next Thursday they will give an intro­


ductory presentation to the audience.' | Roger Fisher’s own recital will take -


place on July 5th and Geoffrey Coffin"' will be the recitalist on September 6th. ‘ Other well-known organists will give? recitals in the coining months.


?.?' They include Nigel Spooner on August}


16th, and Jeffrey Makinson on October 18th.'The church organist James Lons- ; dale will gi-ve a 're c i ta l later in the ' autumn. ‘


f;-' Coffee Concerts are held on Saturday?


mornings} Coffee is served from 11 a.m. until 11-30 aim. ’The recital starts at 11-. 30 a.m. arid lasts about an hour. Admis-} sion is £5 and accompanied young people are admitted free. " , Tickets for the David Briggs recital are'


£10 available from the parish office (01200 422828) or on the door.


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Meetings to advise on biuetohgue campaign


. FARMERS in the Ribble Valley could start vaccinating their livestock against


■ bluetongue sooner, than expected, accord- ; ing to the National Farmers’ Union.- ? The bluetongue Protection Zone has been extended to cover the counties of . Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and


..Rutland; Once an area is placed in the Protection Zone, farmers in that ■vicinity ! can begin to vaccinate.


' . - As a member of the Jo in t Action


. against Bluetongue campaign (JAB), the ‘ NFU'has been encouraging all livestock keepers to discuss their vaccine require-


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' ments with their vets. . ' , As part of the campaign, the NFU has organised a series of meetings through-


. out Lancashire. The next ones are at: • • Myerscough College Lecture The­ atre on Tuesday, June 17th, starting at 7- \


; 30 p.m. .


i • Gisburn Auction Mart on Monday,;, '. 'June 23rd, starting at 7-30 p.m.


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. At both meetings past British Veteri- : nary Association President and local vet ■Mr David Catlow'will highlight clinical


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s and the effect of the disease, while NFU North-West’s senior policy adviser, Mr Adam Briggs, will outline


the strategy to control the spread of bluetongue,-the latest on vaccination and what action farmers should take to pro­ tect their livestock. ■, * ? Unlike FMD there is no compensation


■ and losses as high as 70% have been reported in sheep flocks. In dairy cattle


.- milk yields have fallen by 20 to.25% '..while cattle and sheep that survive,also


: face severe fertility problems.”.


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FIONA PORTER (B210508/2g) m - HOLLY SHUTES (B210508/2Q


Tiny school cooks up tasty delights!


THE tiny primary school at the Centre of the Kingdom has become a key player in our Junior Chef competition.. . • We received lots of entries of a very high standard from pupils


• a t Thorneyholme RC School,-' Dunsop Bridge. ■


■ So much so, that Maurizio and.


■ Cinzia Bocchi, of La Locanda Restaurant, Gisburn, decided th e only way forward was to hold a “cook-off” in school.. • Consequently Holly Shutes ' (11), of Newton, Laura Kendall


(eight), of Cowark and Fiona. Porter (nine) of Dunsop Bridge, temporarily took over the school kitchen under the watchful gaze of teacher Miss Emma Picker- ■ ing. - , :


• . ■ ■ :. The three received limited


assistance from Maurizio and his two chefs, Andrea and Matteo.- With nerves of steel and confi­


The judges, who included


Advertiser and Times’ editor Vivien Meath, : e v e n tu a l ly awarded the place to Holly, , whose succulent and tasty Polio


I Romanesque was declared the overall winner. ■ Holly will go through to the


finals to be held in the kitchens at La Locanda. .


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dence to match, the three pri- ■ mary school' pupils cooked ■ against the clock and produced . three meals worthy of much older youngsters.


The other three finalists will


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AT eight years old, Laura


. Kendall was the youngest in our ‘cook off’ . (B210508/2a) ?


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