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abilities. The league was organised with the support of signposting service Help Di­ rect s Local Area Co-ordinators through meeting with members of various com­ munity groups. The budding bowlers have been incredibly proactive, involving them­ selves m every aspect of organisation, even creating unique team names.


A GROUP of budding 10-pin bowlers from Lancashire have hit a perfect strike after forming their own league. The league consists of six teams, each six players with learning dis­


The group is made up of people from


cornmunities of East Lancashire as possi­ ble in the future.” ■


said; “The bowling league will be great for everybody. It will give the people who attend the chance to widen their social networks and make new friends. We aim to provide as many group activities in the


across East Lancashire, with teams from Clitheroe, Accrington and Burnley who will compete in weekly tournaments at 1st Bowl, Burnley, over 10 weeks. Craig Pollard, LAC for Help Direct,


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Jane's Fantastic prize


A COMPETITION for a family day at the Fantastic Food Show, held at Ewood Park, Blackburn, was won by Mrs Jane Atkin­ son, of Old Langho, who took along her son and two sisters. The prize was four tickets for the show,


to see a demonstration by a celebrity chef of their choice, and four complimentary


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joying hobbies together, es­ pecially holidays abroad and eating out. Mr Kay says he is still very much in love with Mrs Kay—and has been since the moment they both met - and every Valentine’s Day he presents her with a card and


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IT was love at first sight for a Clitheroe couple who have celebrated their diamond wedding anni­ versary. Mr Arthur Kay was 19


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LANCASHIRE’S favourite folk band Trouble at ’Mill saw their ranks swelled when they were joined by a “new boy” on percussion. Ribble Valley’s MP and Deputy


and Bernadette Dfaton and bass player Denis Wane for some rolicking rendi­ tions of folk favourites. The well-supported singalong helped landlord and landlady Steve


Speaker of the House of Commons Nigel Evans was happy to join in with last weekend’s celebrations at the Swan With Two Necks, Pendleton. He joined band regulars Graham


Grand evening of charity shop chic


NOWAND THEN: Above, Mr and Mrs Arthur and Dorothy Kay as they are today and (below) as they were on their wed­ ding day. (s)


covered with sparkly dia­ monds. The couple were joined by Mrs Dorothy Bridge, who


was their bridesmaid 60 years ago.


wedded bliss, family and friends organised a get-to­ gether meal at the Ye Horns Inn with the table and cake


12 red roses. The couple also recently made a return trip to Jersey where they spent their honeymoon. To celebrate 60 years of


different catwalks - including an amazing wedding section - but was interlaced with


fun. I wanted people to enjoy themselves and have a good time while they were here,” said Lisa Barker, manager of the Oxfam shop in Market Place. “ The fashion show involved not only six


ised a charity fasion show at The Grand, in partnership with Marks and Spencer, the event proving a great success. “There’s no reason why charity can’t be


REVELLERS enjoyed a night of mu­ sic, entertainment,?jfashion and food at The Grand, courtesy of Oxfam. The charity’s Clitheroe branch organ­


with vouchers and a catwalk of its own. “Apart from the M&S set, the whole catwalk was filled with the amazing clothes and accessories we have at the Oxfam shop,” explained Lisa. “I don’t think people are aware of the quality of the items that come through our


live music and dance performances as well as informative videos. A raffle also took place and winners walked away with fan­ tastic prizes. If that was not enough, DJ Simon Whipp took to the stage during the after party and the atmosphere became electric. Marks and Spencer provided guests


doors. Charity shops don’t have a great reputation for designer clothing, but we do.”


presented with an award for single-hand­ edly raising £1,867 for Oxfam. Lisa thanked everyone by saying: “I am


Also during the event, Alicia Wade was


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