Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlme8,Thursday, August 26,2010


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event in memory of popular Philip


A FUND-RAISING knockout coni-.-


,.petition is being held this weekend to honour the memory of a former Glit- heroe man. . Friends and family of Philip McQuade, who died six years ago aged just 35 from'- deep vein thrombosis, will hold the cricket) pool and wrestling 'competition at Low


> Moor Club on Sunday.The event starts :, at 11-30 a.m. and there will be a hog and sheep roast barbecue and raffle tickets will also be sold. ■ Any money raised will be split between


the Help for Heroes charity and the Chil­ dren’s Heart A s s o c ia t io n .■ ■ Admission is free.


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Local Craft & Farmers Market at Browsholme Tithe Bam


Sunday 5th September


and every 1 ■' Sunday in the month 10am - 4pm Coffee Shop Open - Entry £1


'ALPHA COURSE: Planning the new venue at the Black Bull Innj Rimington, are from the left, the Rev. David Isaacs, proprietor Katherine Lachance and Mr HerbertMoorhouse.(s) V V


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Historic Tithe Barn re-opens it’s doors


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. Country Inn, Riniington. This is the first time that the course has been held


THERE is a new venue for the latest Alpha Course organised by members of Martin Top Chapel, Rim- ington: the Black Bull


' outside chapel premises and the introductory evening on September 9th at 7-30 p.m. will commence with a meal. Minister at Martin Top Chapel, the Rev. David G. Isaacs, said: ‘‘It’s important that the church goes out to meet people and not just ex­ pect them to come to us.” c, Katherine Lachance, pro­ prietor of the Black Bull,


Putting a smile on summer


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The Tithe Barn, Browsholme Hall, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 3DE


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OlTcring visitor ihc very first chance ■ to * see. ihe newly converted -.Tithe


• Bam . ;a t ; Browsholme Hall, the venue hosts its


?very-.:flrst'f event -.V . Famiers Market - taking place on * Sunday ' 5th


.September from 10 a.m - 4.00 p.m. ’ All the producers are . from the Forest ; of Bowland and have been hand-picked by events manager,-Rebecca C l a r k e . - ■.


7;ThereV--i. ;'‘wiir- 'mouthwateringmeats


•from Bowland Outdoor Reared - Pork; who will


. also be offering a Hog Roast, Reedy’s Naturally


■Jams and Preserves who supply Brbwsholme’s ‘Bowbearer’ jams, pies


from the Posh Pork’ Pie company and baking by in-house baker,- - Liz Robinson, including her award winning' Eccles cakes. *


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Crafts will include the lovely range of products from Teeswater wools, jewellery and accessories from Precious and Coco; and Me, • and - local companies - Melt candles and the Flower.Shop-in, Clitheroe will^ also, be’ represented.


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Farmers ' Market- will ; become a regular event a t; the Tlihe • Bam,. taking place on the first Sunday of every month.


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The , ; • Tithe , Bam, Browsholme. . / Hall, Clitheroe Road, Cow Ark, Clilheroe, Lancashire', ,.. BB7 3DE. • Tel:01254 827166 • • - or visit:;.


www.browsholme.com,. , email:


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info@browsholme.com. • Contact: Rebecca Clarke


Entry- is £1.00 and :the coffee shop will be open for leas, coffees and Imht refreshments.


AN end of summer event .will take place in Sawley throughout the first week­ end in September. ■ For two days, the vil­


lage’s Summer Sundown­ er will provide family en­ tertainment and fun for all ages with all proceeds going towards the upkeep o f the village hall and children’s playground. On Saturday, Septem­


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ber 4th, events will get under way with “Music in the Marquee”, in a tent which will be put over the village hall carpark. Entertainment is be­


ing provided by Mid Life Crisis - a band fiom' the Skipton area, which has supported ELO and the Proclaimers at the Grass-' ington Festival. The evening will start


at 7-30 p.m. with a hog roast.'And, as well as a beer garden, there will be a licensed bar in the vil­ lage hall throughout the


. weekend and a disco until f a.m. Tickets, which cost £27 each, are available by


. ringing 07718 527468. The following day


- Sunday, September 5th - will be Family Picnic Funday from noon until 4 p.m. . People are invited to


take along their own pic­ nic and enjoy the enter-


.. tainment, which will in­ clude a magic show with Rumple the Clown and a family disco. Tickets for the Funday


Sunday are £4 per child and are available by con­ tacting Jenny on 0773S


.552452. There will be an addi­


tional charge for some of the other activities, which


■will include two bouncy castles and face painting, as well as the chance to paint pottery and deco­ rate cupcakes. The bar and beer garden will also be open.


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, said: ‘‘At the Bull, we focus ,,on offering something to


'•all the groups in our com­ munity and we are looking forward to svorking with our neighbours from Marlin Top Chapel on the Alpha


; course. It’s very exciting to see the church and the vil­


lage pub joining together learn more about the Chris­


on thrs. Food and faith have a long history.” Anyone who would like to


tian faith, are very welcome to the introductory evening. Contact Mr Herbert Moof- house on 01200 445315 or e-mail h.moorhouse@ hotmail.co.uk .


Lady


Farmers tour the


Castle A 'VERY interesting visit to the revamped CTitlie-


■ roe Castle and Museum was enjoyed by Clitheroe Lady Farmers. Their guide, Helli, an­


swered questions and showed them round.


.Some of the members 'could remember there being a dentist’s suiger)' at the Castle a number of years ago. Angela Whitwell gave


the vote of thanks. The group’s mystery


trip is on Tuesday, Sep­ tember 21st, and will be leaving the interchange in Clitheroe at 9-30 a.m. and returning at 5-30 p.m.' Any members wishing to go should ring Sheila. The County President’s


day IS being held today , (August 26th) at Stony- hurst College and tlie County Whist Drive is on September 8th, at West Bradford 'Village Hall. Any members who


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www.clitheroeadvcrtlser.co.uk . Clitheroe Advertiser &'rimes,Thursday, August 26,2010 The eyes


WHALEY teenager Megan Ather­ ton is a step closer to winning a top modelling contract after being select­ ed from hundreds of hopefuls as a re­ gional finalist in the Spectacle Wearer of the Year 2010 competition. • As the Glitlieroe Advertiser went to


press yesterday, the 16-year-old stu­ dent was due to join nine other specs- wcaring fashionistas from across the North West at the regional final at Speesavers in Liverpool. Megan said:_“I wear glasses for


fashion and I feel veiy happy and con­ fident in them. With so many different styles to choose from'these days you are spoiled for choice.


‘ * “l am thrilled to be going to the:


battle it out against other regional winners for the chance to represent England at the Spectacle Wearer of


John’s epi charity ri^


- by Marcia Morris


WHEN people decide to retire they often look forward to qui-


. et days pottering in the garden or sitting by the fire in their slippers - but not so for Re­


tired solicitor John Eatough. Getting on his bike is John’s


idea of relaxation. -John (63), of Grindleton, has


been busy training since his retire­ ment last year for an epic journey from Land’s End to John O’Croats to raise money for a charity close to his heart, the Rosemere Cancer . Foundation.


• . His mother died from cancer when only in her mid-30s. - People say that Land’s End to


John o’Groats is uphill, but-the majority of cyclists who attempt the ride seem to do it that way round to take advantage of the prevailing winds coming in from the south-west. The run through Cornwall and Devon is said to be particularly challenging though. Said John: “At my age I am not


going to be trying to break any records and its difficult to say how long the ride will take, particularly ■ bearing in mind that I have never tried this sort of thing before, but if I’m not back by Christmas could someone please send the search parties out?” He decided not to take a tent,


but stay in bed and breakfast and hostels and he is looking forward to meeting friends along the way who will cycle with him for a while.


. Although John did cycle when


he was younger, work and fam- • ily commitments took over, so it was not until he retired last Sep­ tember from Napthens Solicitors, m Blackburn and Preston that he took up cycling again. John IS married to Diane and


they have three grown-up chil­ dren, Hannah, Lucy and Robert. Diane will be driving John to Land’s End to wave him off. on September 5th. His months of training have


been in the hills and fells of the Ribble Valley, up to Malham, -


Gateway to a safe haven


A NEW business in the heart of Chthe- roe opens its doors with a special opening weekend on Saturday and Sunday, Sep­ tember 4th and 5th. The Gateway is a partnership bring­


ing together the conventional “talking therapies” with the unconventional world. of holistic treatments; transformational'■ workshops, self-empowerment tech-- niques and much more. , , The Gateway IS billed as a safe haven


created for the people of Lancashire, pro­ viding a place and space for-all who are seeking alternative choices for a happier, healthier and fulfilled life.-- Eveiyone is welcome to call in and find


out what services The Gateway has to of­ fer and browse its Gift Shop Lounge and local artists’gallery


- Kitty^s race cash


VETERAN Clayton Harriers runner Kitty Garnett had a slow run at this year’s London Marthon. She completed the race in she hours 21 •


minutes, raising £470 for the Alzheim- ers’s Society. Kitty thanked everyone who supported her fund-raisinc efforts


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SADDLING UP: John Eatough getting ready for the epic journey.(s)


through the Trough of Bowland to Lancaster and in the Yorkshire Dales. He is hoping to do 40 to 50 miles each day on the 1,000 mile journey taking the scenic route


and taking just over a month. John has created a Just Giving


page under www.justgivmg.com/ EatsgoesEndtoEnd and he would be really grateful to anyone who would like to make a donation for the benefit of Rosemere, cho­ sen by John as it is a local charity which benefits sufferers m Lanca­ shire.


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