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strawberries? RESIDENTSof Abbey- field Sheltered Housing


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a t Castle View House, Castle View, Clitheroe, in v ite - th e people of


; Clitheroe and district to go along and enjoy their, annual strawber ry te a afternoon from 2-30 to 4-


: 30 p.m; on Saturday. ■ % ^ The 10 residents are : raising funds this year for.


. the charity.SOS Chil-: drens' V illages ,; the largest organisation in the World caring ;for


orphans. '


■ Abbeyfield is one of the largest voluntaiy-sec-:


. tor providers of care and housing in the country i t


provides su ppor t, care and friendship, but most of all helping older people to maintain their inde^


pendence. A t ten d in g .th e event,


■ will be Nigel Evans MP, Mayor of the Ribble Val­ ley Coun. Beverley Jones and her consort Mr How­ ell Jones, .-Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Ma ry Robinson and her con­ sort Mr David Robinson and representatives of local churches. •


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IT has been 18'months since Bill Carter (pictured) decided to “hang up” his baton after 10 years as Clitheroe Town Band's


: ... again


• June 19th. I t.b eg in sa t 7-30 p.m.' : and tickets cost £8 or £5.


^A most entertaining evening i s : I promised with music to suit most


-musical director. ; ^During that time the band has , continued to give popular perform-, ances throughout the area, but has ■ been unable to find a permanent,.


■ replacement conductor. . After discussions and consulta-.'


• tions, Bill was persuaded to return and now, to celebrate his return, the band will present a “Midsum-: mer Melodies” '.concert, at. Clitheroe’s great new.venue.The Grand, in York Street, on Friday,


- tastes: selections from Les Miser-.: ables and Oliver!, music by Queen, •


' Mozart, Holst; Lloyd 'Webber a n d : much more. Soprano Joan Horse- field will sing with th e band of some 40 talented loca musicians and will, a t times, encourage the audience to join in.


: \ . ' There will be another chance to


hear. Clitheroe Town Band a t the Castle Bandstand on August 8 th : for. this year’s “Last Night Of The. Proms” concert, (s)


; Green-fingered coujple’s open house


GARDENING enthusiasts are invited to have a blooming lovely day on Sunday. Ribble Valley couple Stephen


Powers and Carole Ann Cronshaw are proudly showing off their green fingers by holding an open garden event at their home Casa Lago, 1 Woodlands Park, Whalley.


. _ As part of the National Gardens . Scheme, they are inviting garden-, lovers to walk around their gar­ den, ask questions about planting and design before relaxing with a cup of.tea/coffee and cakes and


raise money for a number of chari­


ties. - .The event is being held on Sun­


day from 1-to 5 p.m. and a special a t t ra c t io n will be two soprano,


- singers performing a t 2 p.m. .Speaking about the open garden


afternoon, Carole said: “This is our second year opening and we ; would like to improve on last year


'.when we;Taised; ju s t , sh o r t of "£2,000 for the:NGS ch a r i tie s , •which include Macmillan Cancer


. S u p p o r t; M a r ie Curie Cancer Cure and help the hospices just to


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NESTLED at the foot of Kemple End and with long distance views across the Ribble Valley is Plane Tree Cottage, Chaigley. . >


' ' This semi-detached stone built cot­ tage, located in a wonderful rural set-, ting, has four-bedrooms and is for -sale-with athertons at £450,000.;


Deceptively spacious, the properly has solid wood doors throughout. • In the lounge a cast iron woodburner is set in a stone fireplace and there. are exposed beams to the ceiling., The inner hallway offers a useful study area, as well as understairs: storage and the family room is light and airy with four windows. The din-'


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* standing pine units and oil-fired Ray­ burn oven has a country farmhouse feel, while the utility' room is plumbed for a washer and dishwasher.


. ■ On the first floor are the four bed­ rooms, one with ornate cast iron fire- ■ place in a stone hearth and each has ' exposed feature beams.


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The spacious modern four-piece bathroom has a fully tiled shower


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; - The large attic room on the second floor is accessed by a staircase. An impressive room, it could be convert-, ed into a bedroom suite or lounge. It has a window to one side and one


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name a few. We had over 500 visi­ tors last year and are looking for­ ward to welcoming more on Sun­ day. Our small garden is tightly packed with interest with two fish ponds, tree ferns, acers, bamboo, bananas and succulent plants. Stephen makes distinctive garden furniture and ornaments, which will also be on show.” ■


■ . Admission fee is £2.50 for adults and children* go j r e e . Anyone requiring further information'is asked to call Stephen or Carole oh 01254 824903.h


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Club comes second PHOTOGRAPHERS from Ribblesdale Camera Club


fared well in the Interclub Photographic Alliance’s Monochrome (black and white) folio, coming second out of the dozen-OKO local clubs who entered, only a point below the winners. Bury.


’ With entries nuarked out of . 20, Sue Marsden had the highest mark with her ima'ginatively treated pic­ ture of a metal chair, which she called “Cold Seat”. Stewart Clark was a close second with “Rowing on the Wear” (18), while a clutch of members received 17 marks, including Graham Dudley, Raymond Green­ wood and Nigel Mallinson. ' r .-- . The colour slides section of the Lancashire and


Cheshire Photographic Union’s Annual competition was a bit of a disaster; however, with the local club


• trailing last.’The best marks in a low scoring competi­ tion were received by John Bradley and Ken Geddes, but again this competition raises the controversy about digital creations being transferred to slide film.j Ribblesdale’s entries were “pure”; photographs, with- outcomputerintervention. . t : - ’: • Club members competed in the Blackburn Club’s annual “extravaganza”, a competitive but social get- together of local camera clubs. ; After a talk by Judith Angel on her recent holiday


in Namibia, her husband Alan judged a competition between the dozen clubs present. I t was obvious that natural history caught his eye, with Steuart Kelling- ton’s “Gaudy Tree EYog” scoring 18 and Kevin Pre-| ston’s “Hening Gull’’ marked on 17 ‘/2 . Ribblesdale members felt that the club’s other two


entries - a self-portrait by Stephen Robinson and a pile of piglets scrambling for food - were unlucky, as both had great success in recent competitions. In the event, Ribblesdale came third, equal with Prestwich behind Blackburn and Bolton, but above Bury anc seven other clubs. ' Meanwhile, the club began its 70 th year on Saturl


day. New members are always welcome a t the clubj which meets at West Bradford Village Hall on Tuesf day evenings at 7-30 p.m. during most of the year. • -Information on the club,'which is currently on it^ fortnightly summer'programme, can be obtained fron|


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