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- Cllthoroo Advertiser &Tlmes,Thursday, November 17,2011


Get sporty and win Olympic tickets


C L IT H E R O E ’S R c e f ie ld Leisure Centre and Sportivate of Sport England have joined forces in a bid to increase participa­ tion in badminton in the run-up to the 2012 Olympic Games. The leisure centre


will be hosting two new courses, aimed at 14 to 25 year olds who are keen to get into sports and get fit. The badminton ses­ sions run on Thursdays


i from 4 to 5 pan. The No Strings


Attached logo means anyone can attend of any ability, and all for only £2.50.


Participants who


complete their course, missing no more than one session, _and keep playing the sp o r t for more than three months, will be entered into a ballot for free London 2012 tickets. The new year will


host the popular sport ofDodgeball. The No Strings Bad­


minton and upcoming Dodgeball sessions are a great way to socialise with friends in a relaxed and friendly environ­ ment and learn a new sport or develop exist­ ing skills. Call 01200 442188 for more infor­ mation.


RESIDENTS and staff at The Manor House in Chatburn were pretty in pink to raise funds for breast cancer suf­ ferers. Both male and female residents dressed in a variety of pink clothing to support the event, during which a guess the pink teddy bear’s birthday competition was also held. Our picture shows some of those who


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JACQUELINE Wadge, owner of contemporary jewellery store JWL, is bringing a new retail con­ cept to the town with the launch of her bespoke tai­ loring business for women, Thread & Petal. While running JWL, at


14 Wellgate, Clitheroe, Jac­ queline, a professional dress maker who studied theatre costume design, provided a number of clients with an in-


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by Julie Magee


formal alterations service and, when looking at ways to add value to her business, decided there was a gap in the market for bespoke tailoring for wom­ en in the Ribble Valley. “The high street stores are


renowned for being inconsist­ ent when it comes to sizing of women’s clothes, and this rings true, given the number of alter­ ations I’ve been making over


the past few years,” explained Jacqueline. “We’re all different, and


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UPPER CRUST: Cross-border butchers John Whiteside (Lancashire), right and Mike Ward (Yorkshire) square up ahead of this year’s Great Northern Pork Pie Fest at Skipton Auction Mart. Attempting to keep the peace, centre, is Manorlands fund-raiser Matthew Binns.


Whose pies for prize?


MEAT men and women from both sides of the border are preparing for the third annual “battle of the butchers” - the Great Northern Pork Pie Fest at Skipton Auction Mart later this month. “While competition is keen between


tailored jackets, skirts and trousers in natural fabrics such as Italian wool suiting, linens, Irish tweeds and boiled wool. Once measured, Jacqueline


will cut, stitch and accessorise the design to a client’s speci­ fication and create a garment that is completely unique. Jacqueline’s launch collec­


tion was revealed at a very suc­ cessful event held at JWL last weekend. For more details," contact Jacqueline on 0120J 425955.


White and Red Rose pie-makers, the rivalry is friendly and it’s all in the best possible taste,” noted Craven Cattle Marts general manager Jeremy Eaton. The contest is again being run along­


side Skipton’s annual Christmas prime stock show and sale, on Sunday Novem­ ber 27th, the region’s premier event for butchers seeking to source the best lo­


cal beef and lamb for their customers’ Christmas tables. Yorkshire butchers have so far ruled


the roost in the pie fest, clinching su­ preme championship honours at both previous events. Hinchhffe’s Farm Shop, of Netherton, Huddersfield, was victori­ ous at the 2009 opener, while last year it was Farmhouse Fare, Skipton, whose Janet Green confirmed she will be de­ fending her title. However, Chatburn butcher Roy Porter, best of the Lanca­ shire entrants in 2010, vowed: “We’ll be back, determined not to let Yorkshire have it all their own way again!”


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CLITHEROE Royal Grammar School Sixth Form student Naomi White will hold an exhibition to promote the work of local estab­ lished artists and art students in aid of the Solomon Project, a feeding programme for children in Eldoret, Kenya. Naomi (17), of Barrow, is hoping


to raise more than £3,000 to heip at least 200 children involved in the project who are living in poverty, with many of them residents of the


city’s rubbish dumps. The exhibi-


■ tion will take place this Sunday, No­ vember 20th, at The Grand in York Street, Clitheroe. Visitors are invit­ ed to browse from noon to 5 p.m. Entry is free, but those attending


can donate to the project and post­ cards and prints of some of the work on show will be available to buy. Tickets are £10 each for the


evening event, which starts at 7 p.m. This includes wine and canapes and the opportunity for guests to browse


the art on show and speak to any of the artists present about their work. An auction of some of the origi­


nal pieces will be held, with a per­ centage of all proceeds going to the Solomon Project. All profit from the event will also


go to the charity. 9 Tickets are available from The


Grand box office on 01200 421599 and more information is available by visiting: www.thegrandvenue. co.uk/event/solomon-arts-show


www.clltheroeadvertisero Pensioners don pink for charity


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Clltheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, November 17,2011


Naomi’s artistic help for Kenya


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ART: An example of one of


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