10 Clitheroe Advertiser &Titnes, Thursday, September 24th, 2009


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Clithe«)e422324(Editoriai). 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified)


Youngsters have a showstopping time


A SHOWSTOPPING


holiday club in Clitheroe played to a


full house for four days. Around 50 youngsters


aged between four and 11 enjoyed the Bible stories, songs, drama and craft activities—


and on the last


day proved that Trinity re^y has got talent. “Showstoppers” was


CAROL Baird, Gil] Taylor and Mel Taylor take part in the Trinity's Got Talent show, (s)


FACE painting at the Trinity Showstoppers holiday club, (s)


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A GROUP of children taking part in the daily craft activity and, inset. Two of the 50 youngsters who attended the Showstoppers holiday club, (s)


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event to take the fund-raising total to the £50,000 mark. Runners will be able to enrol for the


run at 9-30 until 10 a.m., with the event kicking off at 10-15 a.m. Weather permitting, runners will


still follow a route through Brungerley Park, and once again entry is through sponsorship or £12.50 enrolment. Anyone who requires a sponsor form


or wishes to pre-enrol for the run should contact organisers Sam Dick­


inson on 07977164509, e-mail: s.dickinson473(@btinternet.com or


Gail Bailey 07980743610, e-mail: gailbailey68(ggooglemail.com Our picture shows cystic fibrosis


sufferer Amelia Dickinson with her father Symon and sister Ella, (s)


Talk about shoes CLOVER Club members heard about


the history of shoes. Guest speaker Linda Sawley descnbed


how footwear was first made and explained that men were the first wearers


of heeled shoes. She then went on to show many p a p


of her own size three shoes and also dis­ played a wonderful collection of minia- tiue metal shoes in all shapes and colours. An entertaining evening was enjoyed by


aU present. Members were told that the Christmas


party had been hooked and that help was needed for the coffee morning in the Rib- ble Valley Mayor's Parlour between 10 a.m. and noon this Saturday. As well as there will be a bring and buy stall


and a raffle in aid of local guiding and the Friends of Chernobyl's Children.


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the fourth consecutive summer club to be held at Trinity Methodist


Church. For two hours the children learned about God's great plan for the world by singing songs and listening to different Bible stories which looked at creation, Daniel and the Lions' Den, David and Goliath and the birth of Jesus. They also took part in a


craft activity related to the day's story, and had the chance to help with some big pictures, leam a dance routine, dress up


and have their faces pant­ ed. On the final morning they also had the chance to show off their own


skills in the “Trinity's Got Talent” show. One of the organisers,


Mrs Jean Robinson, sdd: “The children who came along, and all the adult helpers, really enjoyed our holiday club. Everyone said it had been great fun and th a t they'd had a great time.” (s)


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Adverb'sing), Burnley 01282422331 (Classified)


Will you run for Amelia?


by Julie Magee


THE Amelia Cup 10k run, which raises funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, will take place next month. Now in its seventh year, the annual


event will be held on Sunday, October 11th. I t will s ta r t and finish at West


Bradford Village Hall, with competi­ tive runners, fun runners, joggers and walkers all welcome to take part in the event, which is a family day out and suitable for aU ages. ' The run, which was inspired by


young Whalley cystic fibrosis sufferer Amelia Dickinson, allows participants to compete for the coveted Amelia Cup and has so far raised in the region of £44,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.


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0 0 7 3 ^ O C 'l www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clifheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 24th, 2009 11 57 fine varieties noted in Lakeland walk


FINE weather greeted Clitheroe Naturalists as they arrived in the Lake District for a walk in the Patterdale area. The group made its way south passing Crook-:


aheck and Beckstones and enjoyed views of- Helvellyn and siurounding fells during the lunch-


stop. After Angletarn Beck's waterfalls were admired the intended route proved impassable so walk leader C. Pickles decided to make use of a bridleway to reach Hartsop village. The walkers then turned north towards Cow ■ Bridge and Low Wood before making their way


back to Patterdale. Butterflies seen included peacock, red admiral, painted lady, green veined white and small tortoiseshell, while 57 flower


species were also noted. Chairman Muriel Carruthers said it had been


an enjoyable day and thanked the leader. ......... iSIl


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