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, te ^ of girl band TBC. .;, .Theipop trio were ex­ pected- at :Edisford Pri-:


PJJPILS at eight Valley schools enjoyed lessons with a difference cour-


: rriaiy School, Grindleton CE School, Brookside Pri­ mary School, Waddington and;West Bradford CE


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. School, Sabden GE Prima­ ry School, Bolton-by-Bow- lafid CE Primary School, . St Michael and St John’s RG Primary School and St Jarhes’s CE School. ■ i During .the sessions at each school the three members of Touring Band Collective - Rachel Hol- tnes, Lucy-Jayne Wells aihd Megan Howard - dis­ cussed a variety o f issues with the youngsters before ending their visit on a mu­ sical high note with a lively concert. ^ ;;.v - ;■^The,TBG.■primary■ school tour.has been ini­ tiated, h^sted-and fully funded a^a donation from 'pfe'GraridimriGlitheroe, as'paf^^^&yestment in _


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. lomipblSo^^dt culminat-. ed ill a special event which took place.at :The Grand when the'girl.band took centre stage to'entertain live_vat the regular Little M^^iMght.-


Probiis club report -


GUEST speaker Ken Bowden called on his considerable experience as a librarian when he addressed members of Clitheroe and District Probus Club. : His subject was “Bacup Natural History


Society and Oddities of Bacup Museum” and his dry, witty approach both amused,


■^interested, puzzled and informed club members for a full hour. ' Starting with a brief resume of his career-


- Manchester Grammar School, librar­ ian and lay preacher amongst many other


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things, Mr Bowden then dealt with the his-: tory of the museum at Bacup.


. - Founded in 1878 by the newly-formed Natural History Society of Bacup it had various homes, ending up in 1947 in what had been the Hare and Hounds pub. The society proved a good training ground for scholars and officials who moved on to big­ ger and better things in other museums. ■ : The museum houses far too many items to absorb on a single visit, and includes


"weird and wonderful oddities collected down the years - not only objects, but in-


■ formation originating in newspapers of the time. The speaker concluded by brandish­ ing various strange instruments and chal-


’ lenged the audience to identify them. The vote of thanks was given by Probus


member Norman Robinson, who said he would certainly be paying a visit to the mu-


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- seum. Mr Bowden said the rooms were open on Thursday evenings from 7-30 p.m.


wth group visits available by appointment on 01706 873042.-


9 Clitheroe and District Probus Club . , ,


meets on the first and third Fridays of the month, at 10-45 a.fn. in the Pendle Club, Lbwergate, Clitheroe. At the next meet-


? iiig bn ApriH6th, Mr Hugh Burkinshaw ) will address the meeting and his title will : be “Goodbye Mr Chips”. Inquiries can be made to 01200 429207. . .


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