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School gets £1 i500 boost from gala
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: A SUMMER gala at Simonstone St ‘ Peter’s CE School was hailed as an “ab solutely brilliant day,” helping to raise - more than £1,500.
• ;ii-Rain failed to'put off pupils, parents - and locals'wHo.’flocked to the annual^ fete. The fun day included a Punch and ' Judy show, bouncy castle, bat the rat, hair braiding and nail painting, as well as lots more attractions. : More than 15 families took part in the ■
scarecrow competition which was won by the Overtons, who will see their entry in- ■ stalled in the school’s vegetable garden.. : > Headteacher Sally Smith said: “It was ■ an absolutely brilliant day. We did have a spot of rain but that didn’t put off the : fantastic community spirit shown by eve- rybody.” The money raised will go to providing more resources for pupils.
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Opportunityto trim new activities
lA MASS participation event during which peo-;
i' pie can try their hand at • various activities for free.
; • is being staged in the Rib- >'hie Valley this weekend. ,
> - In' conjunction with
-' the National Inspire Pro-: gramme, Ribble Valley residents are invited to ■ join in with “The Open
.;?■ Weekend 2010’,’ - an an- ;“ nual UK-wide celebra- ■-'tion counting down to the ' Olympic and Paralympic- Games in 2012.
- . This year it’s about set-
SUMMER FAIR: Abbie (7) and Bradley Richards (3) take a closer look at the scare crows at the Simonstone Primary Schooi summer fete. (A040710/2) ^
!. ting up a “ciiallenge” for ' the public to participate
, in, and ,the.event,.which ■
r.is being co-ordinated by Ribble Valley Borough
: Council, aims to get peo ple to “commit to some thing new”. •
, Tliis might be joining a sports club, a new activity session or a’new artistic/ creative activity. V There’s'a;chance; to
, sample plenty of different experiences, but the chal lenge is to continue doing it afterwards. :, For further details visit
wvw.ribblevalley.gov.uk or call Diane on;01200 414586.
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THE search is on for Ribble Valley’s best bread makers.
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. Ribblesdale Rotary Club is searching for the best bread bakers to use their loaf and take part in the Ribble Valley Real Bread Competition. ■ The competition will be hosted at the Clitheroe Fine Foods and Craft Street Market, to be held on Saturday, August 14th.- : Mr Barry Wood, a member of the Rotary Club and
owner of Woods Craft Bakery, in Blackburn, said that particular attention will be paid to bread made using
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traditional techniques, using locally-sourced ingredi ents. Prizes will include an Artisan Bread hamper do
nated by Muddies Bakery of Kendal, who are the winners of Artisan Loaf 2010. Other prizes include a food hamper from Cheesy Tchaikovsky, of Clitheroe, and a food hamper from Bako North Western. As this is a charity event, entrants are asked to pro
duce three loaves - one forjudging and hvo to be sold on the Ribblesdale Rotary Artisan Bread stall, with any funds rais'ed going to local Rotary charities.' •; “We are delighted to be taking an active and excit ing part in the Clitheroe Fine Foods and Crafts Street
Market,” said Mr Wood. “Artisan Bread is enjoying a popular renaissance.within the fine food industry and it is becoming a popular hobby for many people ;v : “However, it is quite a skill to master
and not everyone can make artisan bread.' It’s something special, requiring a knowl edge of mixing, kneading, ferrnentitig, shaping, and above all; time. Only then can you produce a well textured, aromatic, delicious loaf of bread.” ^ - ; v ; ;
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Artisan bread is exactly what its name suggests: bread that is crafted, rather than mass produced. . ' Baked in small batches rather than on
a vast assembly line, artisan bread differs from pre-packaged supermarket loaves in a number of ways. Mr.Wood added: “We are looking for
.original, creative and inventive loaves and will be hand picking a baker’s dozen'of the best loaves to compete in the final, which will be held on August.14th at the street market. All ages are welcome and there will be a special gluten free category tod.’’ , For an information pack'and how to en
ter Tire Ribble Valley Real Bread Compe tition please contact: Barry Wood,'Woods Craft Bakery, 784 Whalley-New Road, Blackburn, or telephone: 01254 610895, or e-mail
barry.wood63@ntlworld.com; . The deadline for bread to be delivered
is by 5 p.m. on August 13th;-There,will be an entry fee of £2 to
cover.administrative j costs.
. .. ' ‘Free andeasy? event
TAKE a step back in tiine'and enjoy music from the ’50s and ’60s at a “free and easy” evening in Clitheroe.'
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St Michael and St John’s Social Centre on Saturday at 8 p.m.
Held in the top.lounge bar,.the free
event will feature a raffle and bingo too . and is open to everyone.' ’ .
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