4 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 12th, 2009
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Grand showcase of top musical talent
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by Duncan Smith
CONSTITUENTS of the North West's inaugural “Acoustic Village” will gather at The Grand on Saturday night for the first in a series of quar terly events showcasing some of the North-West's best singers and song writers. Headlining Saturday’s debut event are
Manchester-based outfit The Travelling Band (pictured above), former winners of
Glastonbury's New Talent competition in 2008, and now fast gaining recognition for their energetic live performances and timeless sound, encompassing folk, coun try and rock influences. The packed evening's entertainment fKitiires five acts. The others are Natasha
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Exhibition tribute to village’s Fallen
A SPECIAL tribute to The Fallen of the village is being staged in Chatbum Librmy. Branch manager Christine
Woodworth has collated infor mation for an exhibition about Chatbum soldiers who died in the two world wars. It is a fitting tribute to the
men who are named on the war memorial in the church yard at Christ Church and on the memorial plaque in. the village's Methodist Church.
; With help from Mis Shirley
Penman and villagers, a lot of details have been gathered about the soldiers.- - - ■ Until the end of November
the display can be viewed on Tuesdays between 2 and .5 p.m. and on Wednesdays and Thursdays between 2 and 5 p.m. and from 5-30 p.m,.until
7 p.m. Christine is p ictui^ at the XXy
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Hospice’s festive fair
FINAL preparations are under way for the East Lan cashire Hospice Christmas Fayre, which takes place on Sunday. Between I and 3 p.m. the
Blackbunr, Park Lee Road, hospice will provide festive activities, treats and a range of
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FLAG bearers at Clitheroe’s Remem brance Sunday parade (B081109/2)
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Valley falls silent in honour of war heroes
by Natalie Cox
jON Sunday a t war I memorials and churches I across the Ribble Valley [acts of remembrance I took place as the bor- lough paused to remem- Iber those who have died I serving their country. In Clitheroe a joint serv-
jice took place a t Trinity [Methodist Church led by [the Rev. Tim Thorpe and I including readings from the I Mayor of the Ribble Valley, 1 Coun. Beverley Jones, and [the Mayor of Clitheroe, j Coun. Mary Robinson. At the end of the service
la procession led by I Clitheroe Town Band and
I including both mayors, MP [Nigel Evans, civic digni-
taries, standard bearers and representatives from vari ous uniformed organisa tions made its way to the war memorial in Clitheroe Castle grounds. During the act of
remembrance, Coun. Jones, Coun. Robinson and Mr Evans were among those who Imd wreaths of poppies on the war memorial. Two citations synony
mous with acts of remem brance were read - the Kohima Epitaph: “When you go home tell them of us and say, for their tomorrow, we gave our today”; and Laiu-ence Binyon’s Exhor tation: “They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. Age shall n o t weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going
down of the sun and in the, morning, we will remem ber them.” • At the 11th hourl
of the 11th day of thej 11th month the Nation-f al Pause to Rememberl was observed InT Clitheroe. Borough! Mayor Coun. Jones andT her consort Mr Howell Jones were expected to j join Town Mayor,^ Coun. Robinson, for^ two minutes' silence a t the., gates to . th e | Castla • For a slide^
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THE Mayor of Clitheroe and Mayor of the Ribble Valley lay wreaths during the Remem brance Day service in Clitheroe (B081109/2)
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MP Nigel Evans lays a wreath during the Remembrance Day service in Ciitheroe (B081109/2)
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