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AUTUMN courses a t Roefield Leisure, in Clitheroe, kick off this Saturday with a free soc­


cer skills coaching event. The Coerver Soccer Funday nms from 9-30 a.m.


to 11-30 a.m. a t the leisure centre in Edisford Road and is aimed a t five to seven-year-olds. Free taster sessions will include penalty shootouts, skills coaching and mini games. The centre’s Autumn programme of courses covers a wide range of sporting activities for jun-


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iors aged from five upwards. Beginning from Monday and typically running for 10 to 12 weeks, the courses are designed to improve fitness, bal­ ance, co-ordination and teamwork, and give the opportunity to learn a new sport or improve exist­


ing skills. The programme includes the centre s ever-pop-


ular badminton and netball sessions, with coach­ ing for both beginners and more advanced players. Coerver Soccer Coaching for five to seven-year-


SW A M P -E D BY DEMAND •'■OR ^ S I V E range of outdoor and country-style CLOTHINj ha RESULTED IN THE RELOCATION OF A RIBBLE VALLEY STORE.


SWAMP - Shooting, Walking and Muddy Paws - which speciaiises in clothing for a wide range of recreational


rural


pursuits has moved to new premises at Shackletons Home and Garden in Clitheroe Road, Chatburn. With a saies floor more than four times that of its previous outlet, a much wider range of clothing is now in stock at SWAMP with more notable collections now available. High performance pieces for specific countryside pursuits are on offer from Le Chameau,


Sherwood,


Seeland, Harkila and Hoggs. And proprietor Katie Holden is now also stocking clothing, footwear and accessories by other well-known brands including Musto and Toggi, along with walking sticks by


Classic Canes, House of Cheviot socks and Seal Skinz fully waterproof.


dedicated to country sports, it can also kit out walkers along with those seeking fashionable ranges of country-style clothing suitable for indulging in either rural or urban pursuits. Four-legged friends have


: not been forgotten with accessories and devices to aid canine training, waterproof beds and ^ cushions, cages, toys and leads all available.


breathable socks and SWAMP also stocks a wide range of gift items from ties and cufflinks


to


s h o o t i n g accessories such as game bags and flasks. Not only does SWAMP


gloves. Having established itself


olds teaches and improves the basic skills of pass­ ing, dribbling and shooting, while basketball coaching, which runs on Saturday mornings begin­ ning October 3rd, is for eight to 13-year-olds and focuses on skills and techniques. The centre also has an exciting indoor climbing wall, with instruction for both junior and adult


beginners. New this Autumn is a Hip Hop / Street Dance


Course for 11 to 16-year-olds, which teaches some amazing techniques and routines to the


latest sounds. There will also be a show arranged for


friends and family .at the end of the 10- week course. Roefield is also looking to run a similar adult course for over-17s, depending on the level of interest. For more information on any of these


courses or other activities at Roefield, or to book a place, call the centre on 01200 442188.


410-434g r to close


over the past 12 months, SWAMP has seen its business go


I from strength j to strength and welcomed ! the opportunity to expand I its store by re-locating I within the Ribble Valley. [ Customers visiting the new improved store will be able


to SWAMP stock clothing for those mm: r A


themselves in the choice, range and expert heip that is on offer.


TWO old and long-established institu­ tions, a church and a friendly circle, are about to close due, not to the credit crunch, but to lack of members and financial support. The end of September will be a very


sad time for the people who worship at Langho Methodist Church and for those who enjoyed the various activities in the church and schoolroom. Langho Methodist Chapel was built


with money raised locally and has been a place of worship for over 95 years. Now the building is to be sold and the proceeds will go to the Blackburn Cir­


cuit. The closure of the church will be very


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hard for the older members who live within walking distance of the present building and for one reason or another do not wish to travel to either of the church­ es in Whalley or Wilpshire. Members wish to continue their wor­ ship in Langho and are looking for suit­


able premises. One of the last services will be the har­


vest festival service, to take place this Sunday, at 10-30 a.m., and the last cof­ fee morning in aid of Macmillan Nurses is the following Saturday, September 19th, from 10-30 a.m. to noon. The final service in the church will be


on Sunday, September 27th a t 10-30 a.m. when all will be welcome to join in


the farewell. I t is also with regret th a t a decision


has been made to end the monthly meet­ ings of “The Friendly Circle”, in Read. Formerly known as Read Friendly


Circle, it has been in existence for many years, but a recent fall in attendance has made the meetings no longer viable, due mainly to spiralling costs of guest speak­ ers. The average age of members is ever


increasing and new members are not being attracted to the society, which met in Read United Reformed Church for many years. The committee would like to apologise


to members who enjoyed attending The Friendly Circle, meeting up with friends old and new a t this social outlet which attracted people from Read, Simonstone and the surrounding area. Sincere thanks are extended to every­


one who helped in any way with the run­ ning of the circle over the years.


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