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Ormerod, Steven
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Newbould. Front, Sarah
Newbould, Helen
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celebrated when Gisburn Young Farmers' Club held a grand anniversary reunion. Members past and present
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gathered at the Rolls-Royce Leisure Centre, Barnoldswick, to celebrate the club's 70th birthday, with guests travelling from as far afield as Aberdeen, Ripon, Carlisle, Blackpool,
EVENTY years of fun, friendship and fostering farming know-how was
Newton-le-Willows, Wakefield and many points in between. Club president Mrs Pauline
Newbould welcomed one and all and acted as MC for the evening. Following a very good meal, guest
speaker Geoffrey Bolland, formerly of New House Farm, Bracewell, was introduced. While a member of the club, he served as its treasurer in the 1960s and was vice-chairman of the old West Riding Federation of YFCs
prior to the local government boundary changes of 1974. After a few reminiscences about
the club and his life then and since, Mr Bolland said what a great help the Young Farmers' movement had been throughout his career. He urged all young people in the movement to make the most of their opportunities, because experience gained now would prove invaluable in years to come.
Current club chairman Richard
Hartley expressed thanks to all who helped make the evening such a memorable one, saying he was delighted that Mr Bolland and his wife had returned to the club. He also thanked everyone who had sponsored various items for the evening and to the many local firms who donated 25 prizes for the grand raffle. Everyone present received a
commemorative keyring, inscribed
Edward and
Jean
Gorst, John and
Muriel
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Glenys and William Hartley, Georgina and Robert Bargh, Josephine and Harold Lund. T270409/2f I
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Maurica and Catn Korsfield, Jean and Martin
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Caroline
Mulholland, Marie
Bennett, Lindsey
Howarth and Kim Shutes.
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Crowther, Chris
Musson and Rick
Jaworski. Front row: Gail
Musson, Julie
Rowles, Paula
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Gisburn YFC1939-2009 on one side and with the YFC logo on the other, thanks to the generosity of former member Arthur Atack. Great interest was taken in a
display of memorabilia, including photographs, letters, reports and other items from the club's long history. The evening concluded with
dancing to live music from Dennis Westmorland.
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GLAMOROUS charity ball organised by Hicks Health and Fitness Ciub helped raise more than £2,000 for a good cause. The Round Table's Children's Wish charity
benefited from the proceeds of the evening, and also a sports day which was held at the Chatburn Road club. Around 100 people gathered at Mytton Fold Hotel for the fund raising evening, which inciuded a three-course meai, raffie, auction and entertainment.
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