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Ciitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes,Thursday, September 16,2010 Drop in to chill out


LOCAL p ra c t it io n e r Bev Rayner will demonstrate the art of reflexology at Ciitheroe Library this Saturday, as part of World Reflexology Week. Designed to combat stress


and induce relaxation, refl­ exology can also improve circulation and revitalise energy levels. Bev, who lives in


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West Bradford, will give short taster treatments. People can also learn more


about yoga from a local expert. The sessions will be available


at the library from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information on reflexology call Bev on 01200 42689S or for yoga details call Lesley on 01254 823726.


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A REUNION is be­ ing organised by David Halstead for


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Saturday, September 18th. Tickets from. Sharon Johnson, Wilpshire Hotel, tel. 01254248415.


Crowds flock to market


MORE than 600 customers made for a busy and bus­ tling inaugural Farmers’ Market at Ribble Valley’s newest venue. The Tithe


Barn at Browsholme Hall. Held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,


the Sunday produce and crafts market was a great family day out and is set to become a reg­ ular fixture in the new venue’s calendar. Among the many and var­


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ied stalls were delicious meats and a hog roast from Rowland Outdoor Reared Pork, fresh fruit and vegetables from Wa- reings of Tarleton, Leagrams delicious cheeses, Susan’s Farmhouse Fudge, Dunsop Bridge Trout Farm’s smoked trout, Reedy’s Naturally Jams ’ and Preserves and delicious


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buns and cup cakes from Julie Whalley. Crafts included the lovely


range of products from Tees- water wools, jewellery and accessories from Precious and Coco and Me, and local companies Melt candles and the Flower Shop in Ciitheroe were also represented. Other traders at the event


included Holden Clough Nurseries, Mike Fisher furni­ ture and Glass Dandelion. One of the sellers, Deb­


bie Wareing, from Wareings of Tarleton, said: “This was a great event for us. We’ll definitely be back and we’ll encourage other exhibitors to come along as well.


ICING ON THE CAKE: Delicious cup cakes were among local produce on offer at the first Farmers’ Market


“It’s a wonderful venue for


traders, whether you are in­ side the building itself or in the newly landscaped areas around it.” The Farmers’ Market will


now take place at the Tithe Barn on the first Sunday of every month. For more information


phone 01254 827166 or visit: www.browsholme.com


Child’s play at venue opening


. LANCASHIRE Coun­ ty C o u n c i l lo r Susie Charles was there to officiate at the opening of the new playground at St Joseph’s RC Primary School, Hurst Green. She joined retiring head


teacher Linda Blakey in wel­ coming the children to their new venue. It was a fitting end to Mrs


Blakey’s 22 years at the school, which now welcomes Mrs Elizabeth Stevens to the role of head teacher. “I’m absolutely delighted to be joining this wonderful


: school and to become part of the St Joseph’s family,” said Mrs Stevens, who has previously been acting head at Sharneyford RC Primaiy School in Bacup and St Mat)' Magdalene’s in Burnley. She has been teaching for


nine years and was previous­ ly a chartered surveyor.


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A 13-MILE linear walk through the Yorkshire Dales proved an enjoyable outing for Ciitheroe Ramblers. Led by Ben Brown and using the


train from Long Preston to Horton-in- Ribblesdale, the walk had everything - sunshine, showers, flora and fauna, outstanding views and nostalgia. Setting off from Horton-in-Ribbles-


dale in fine weather, the adrenalin was soon flowing on the 300 metres of as­ cent from Brackenbottom to the junc­ tion with the Pennine Way. At 530 me­ tres, this was the highest point. The party descended past Churn


Milk Hole and across Overdale Moor. Red grouse appeared ahead and a halt was made as the female parent ushered the youngsters out of harm’s way.


Sunshine, showers and steam! Running Lunch was taken before the final


descent into Stainforth. After passing through, stone steps led up through woodland to Winskill nature reserve. The fields were rich with yellows, pinks and blues of the tormentil, field scabi­ ous and devil’s bit scabious. The next part was up across the At-


termire and Langcliff nature reserve, passing below Victoria and Attermire caves and on to Sugar Loaf Hill (370m). bcaleber Force waterfall was the final stop, then downhill, past Laugher across Bookil Gill Beck and Long Pres- on Beck, with views to Pendle Hill and


601 Princess Elizabeth locomotive ended just


steamed through Long Preston station - the perfect end to a rail ramble.


for Lola AS reported in last week’s paper, Char­ lotte Duckworth (28), of Chatbum, is running the Great North Run in aid of the tribute fund for her daughter Lola, who died at eight days old of Meningitis in April 2008. You can donate to


Lola’s fund at www. m e n in g i t i s - t r u s t .


tributefunds.com/fund/ GREAT-1NORTH+ RUN + ’4 + LOLA’ + 2010/showFund/.


Putting the ‘char’ in charity


“BREW up and boost a really good cause!” That’s the message from


Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Lois Rimmer, who is urging lo­ cal people to get involved with Macmillan Cancer Care’s an­ nual “World’s Biggest Coffee Morning” event. Last year there were 45,000


coffee mornings across the UK, of which more than 250 were


'held in East Lancashire, raising a fantastic £20,000! Now Coun. Rimmer wants


local peope to beat that target and help to raise more than £8m. nationwide to help fund Macmillan’s vital cancer serv­ ices, from specialist Macmillan nurses and doctors to grants


and advice for people living with cancer.


As well as urging “first tim­


ers” to organise a coffee morn­ ing, Coun. Rimmer is backing Macmillan’s £24 challenge, which encourages previous or­ ganisers to beat their fund-rais­ ing total by £24. That bit extra


to fulfil her role for an hour. Local coffee morning fund­


raiser Stacey deRome is work­ ing alongside Macmillan Can­ cer Support to help promote the event in Ribble Valley. She said: “The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning is probably


Flower record is broken


ON a beautiful sunny Saturday 19 members of Ciitheroe Naturalists’ Society set-off for Glasson Dock. From the main car park onto the seaward path a multitude


of wild flowers were spotted. After a lunch-break at Condor the group continued onto the canalside which was busy with lots of barges. There was a record number of wild flowers seen.


the easiest and most enjoyable fund-raising event you can take part in, so I’d urge everyone to get involved, either by holding their own event or by going along to a coffee morning near them. “The official date for the


coffee morning is Friday Sep­ tember 24th, but if you can’t do it on this date then you can just pick another date. Even if you’re not keen on coffee and would rather have a cocktail evening or a pub quiz, then that’s fine as well.” To register to host your own


event, call 0845 6021246 or visit macmillan.org.uk/coffee Those who register will receive a cof­ fee morning goodie pack.


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Burnley College Sixth Form Centre


Awards for Excellence Congratulations to our award winning sixth form students who achieved top grades and will progress to some of the UK’s leading universities and successful careers.


100% pass rate on A Level and Advanced Vocational programmes, the best in the area.


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