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www.clitheroeadvertlser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, April 21,2011 Holden Clough
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Lancs Cup win tops off a superb season
A TREMENDOUS afternoon's rugby at the Vole of Lune Rugby Club sow o double triumph for Stonyhurst College. Its under-14s team beat Morecombe
37-15 in the final of the Lancashire Cup.
This was closely followed by o victo ry for the Stonyhurst under-16s A team
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who convincingly beat Arnold 45-3 to win the Lancashire Plate. Stonyhurst's under-14s squad has
hod on outstanding season, winning all 17 of their gomes. They hove also won three seven-a
side tournaments, at Rydal, Merchant Taylor's and Hymers College.
s £ runs the. nursery, with: hfs, partner. Kate Lawson, explained will get a J
f , , / why they decided it was an Ideal time to hold an ’open weekend’ and Invite of everytl^g weVe achieved so far. Along with the'car paricj weVe added j’ -^ v?P^P !®tP.9 0h i6 pn d see what makes this traditional business stand out from a new sales area, WeVe constructed raised beds, making It easier for the 9®fP®0, centres: tMost of the plants In the nursery are home grown plants to be viewed up close and weVe also added user-friendly Information and help on Ideal habitats and growing conditions. We're not stopping h e ^ '
and the small percentage that aren't are os locally sourced os possible. This results In customers being realiy happy with the plants they buy from us, as
. : . .vtheyare already used to the Ribble Valley climate and therefore thrive here. - We can also offer great value, aS they're being bought directly from us. the
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- Holden Clough has undergone many changes recently and John and Kate are keen to show off the Improvements. John added "We have recently Improve on lost year's award of a silver gilt medal, for a planted up display of completed an 18 space car park to better accommodate our visitors and are summer perennials. John concluded: "We were really happy with our award overflow paiking. We were keen to ensure that the construction lost year, but this time, we're going for goldl'. Something tells me they'll get It,
though - our next project Is the possible addition of a tea room, scheduled to open In 2013. We'll be serving teas, coffees, light snacks and cokes, all which will go towards making the customers experience even better.’ If all the work going on at the nursery wasn't endjgh, this ambitious couple are also attending the RHS Tatton Park Rower Show again this year and plan to
wfKyeiy much |n keeping .with our country setting and doesn't stand out os a too . ■KSS':
nejJjr.construction; ■ y-'M VICTORS: The Stonyhurst under-14s squad with the Lancashire Cup. ■ . Opening times are Monday to Satur&y, 9 a.m.- 5 Sunday, 10 a.m. - 4.p.m.' ^ win be available over the course of the'open weekend, for more information, call 01200 447615 or vWit
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celebrate the completion of the new car park and the openinig of the nursery for 2011
JOHN & KATE Invite you to the HOLDEN CLOUGH NURSERY OPEN WEEKEND on the .,^'Sawley _
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Holden Dough Nursery Holden, 6olton-by-Bowlend BB74PF
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EASTER BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND Friday 22nd April to Monday 25th April
^ f ’Any Gardening questions answered Quiz for Children (with prizes) Ample car parking Refreshments Available 15% off All Weekend!
YEAR 6 WINNER: Martha Bar- Michael and St John’s RC Primary rett aiid her winners certifi- School was Martha Barrett, who cate, (s)
. _ The Yea r 6 winner from St chose to write her letter to Anne
FUND-RAISERS at Sue. Ry der charity are encouraging teams from Yorkshire and ^ncashire to compete in walk ing a 100k long distance walk across two counties in less than 30 hours. The Ribble Way Challenge starts
from the Ribblehead Viaduct, Set tle and follows much o f the River Ribble to the finish at the Dolphin Inn, Longton. To date the event will see over
50 supporters taking on the chal lenge with Yorkshire being slightly ahead with one more team than the Lancastrians. There are many places still avail
able and fund-raisers at Sue Ryder are encouraging even more to sup port the event. Teams take part with a mini mum o f two walkers and a support
It^sawar of the roses in 100k walk!
by Faiza Afzaal
crew to walk just over 62 miles and raise funds for a worthwhile and deserving charity. Fund-raiser Clare Richards said:
“Being a Yorkshire lass myself I ’m backing the White Rose against my fellow fund-raiser Emma Russ, who is proud to be Lancastrian. “ It certainly starts friendly rival
ry and I hope other people come and support us. “We would like to have as many
people taking part as possible to help us raise binds for people with life limiting conditions. It’s also a perfect time to put on your walk ing boots and enjoy the great out doors.” The Bowland Pennine Moun
tain Rescue Team are event part ners for the challenge and will be
assisting walkers every step o f the way.
Mountain Rescuer, Neil Con
way said: “The participant’s safety is our top priority and we will be ensuring they have an excellent challenge while in the safe hands of our highly experienced moun tain rescuers. “We will be providing first aid
trained marshals at checkpoints along the route and assisting with the logistics of the event. As the event takes place through our area - we know the route well.” “Our Mountain Rescue Service
means we will have vital emergen cy services on site throughout the event.” Entry fee is £25 per walker and
support crew go free. To find out more information visit
www.suery-
der.org/ribbleway or contact fund raising on 01772 698145.
Young Writer of the Year
CLITHEROE Rotary Club named its Young Writer of the Year at its Harrogate conference, bringing most o f the 480 delegates to tears with Corrine Wrlnge’s entry.
This y ea r’s theme was “The
letter I would most like to write.” Corrine, a pupil at Ribblesdale High School Technology College, won with a letter she wrote to her sister, Lucie, who died at just four weeks old. Her descriptive and emotion filled piece was deemed a very worthy winner and attending the conference to collect her prize; she was singled out in the speeches for having made a massive impres sion on eveiyone there.
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WORTHY WINNER: Corrine Wringe collects her prize from Rotary District Governor for Lancashire and Cumbria, Mr Albert Johnson, (s)
Frank, explaining what happened after her death and how she had become a symbol of hope after the Second World War.
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