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inspired by her proximity to PendleHill. In her lecture.she concen­ trated on two of the so-called


' was given by.Pippa Munro, who pointed out that Shake-


• speare also wrote two more plays to include fairies, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and “The Tempest”. ■ The next‘meeting of the


U3 A will be on November 9th at 2-30 p.m. in St Ma^f’s Cen­ tre, Church Street, Clitheroe,. when the speaker will be Mr 3o|er,Blaxhall whose talk is


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THE speaker at the last meet­ ing of Clitheroe University of t the Third Age was the author’ Mary Sharrett, an American who has chosen to live locally,'' and whose latest book was


witches, Old Mother Dem- / dyke and her.granddaughter ■ Alison. -


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BLACK FOREST GUFFAWS: Jeff Cowling and David Sunderland try their hand at cake making


‘Year one’ is declared a success for fund-raisers


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L ALMOST a year tc the day since it was founded, the Friends of Brungerley Park will hold its


. first Annual General Meetine (AGM).


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ested parties and will be held at St Mary’s Centre Mutual Room, next


vThursday, November 11th, begin­ ning at 7-30 p.m. ^


: : pver the past 12 months, the - Friends of Brungerley Park have secured donations from a number


. of community organisations includ- ing Citheroe Round Table, Clithe­ roe Lions, the Ladies Circle and the Freemasons, in addition to securing an Aggregate Levy - all of which is going to the continual improvement


;of areas in the park and better facil­ ities for families and local schools.


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, \Vorking alongside the Wildlife Trust and in constant consultation \yith Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil, the committee is now looking to the future and aims to achieve Green Flag status for its park. ■ This benchmark national stand­ ard for parks and green spaces was


. launched in 1996 to recognise and reward green space in the country. To date, there are no spaces in Ciit- heroe with this status. The AGM is open to all inter­


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tact the group’s chairman Dorothy Jackson on 01200 424628.


IfFd known you were coming...


RECENTLY recruited to the Rotaiy Club of Ribblesdale, Barry Wood delivered a never-to-be- forgotten job talk. Barry is a master baker and


after explaining why he’s in bak­ ery, where he learnt his craft and how he was bullied and teased as a rookie baker by all the women when he worked at Begley’s Bet­ ter Bakery (no longer in exist­ ence), he proceeded to make a perfect Black Forest gateau.


consists of one course followed by coffee, which is deliciously pre­ pared by the chef at Eaves Hall Country Hotel every week, but the sigh of anticipation was au­ dible when Barry’s creation went through to the kitchen to be sliced. Dessert as well this time-yum'


The Rotarian’s meal usually by Sue Hind But then the fun bit started...


Barry asked for two volunteers. He had brought with him more chocolate sponges, lots more


cherry filling, whipped cream and so on. Those o f you who are old


enough will remember Bruce For­ syth’s Generation Game will guess what was coming. Fellow Rotarians watched with


glee as volunteers Jeff Cowling and David Sunderland competed


with each other to make their own gateau. The clapometer was pretty conclusive, but the outcome must


remain a secret to save the loser’s blushes. •


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