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Clltheroe Advertiser STImos,Thursday, June 7,2 www.clltheroeadvemsor.co.ui A SPECIAL book will go on


display in Clitheroe later this month. In 1998, local people


Chance to see ‘Clitheroe Gospel’ Cut through the smoke «P


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The book will be on display


joined together to produce a handwntten version of Mark's Gospel, which was also illustrated by local schoolchildren. It was named the "The Clitheroe Gospel".


at Clitheroe United Reformed Church on Saturday, June 23rd, from 2 to 4 p.m. during which time a strawberiy tea will be held to raise funds for the Bible Society. The Clitheroe Gospel is normally kept at the library. The Bible Society is working


on more than 550 projects to translate the


K e l b r o o k C a r B o o t


TTj/s Sunday and Every Sunday


at Kelbrook Roundabout A56, Skiptoon Road ■ ’ Just outside C o ln e


Car boots £5 Unloading 7.30am - 9.00am ' ■ Enquiries to Tom 07531842787


Bible into different languages.


Some of the


greatest demand for Bibles com«frorrj the world's poorest communities and ; the Bible Society ; subsidises the cost. In a 12-month period almost 400 million people receive a Bible from ■ the society.


Walks - Street Entertainers - Films - Fun for all the Family ... Hugh Masekela ■ AJan'*'Ses'^


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* C O v I V Q I I wvw.twitter.com.GrassinatonFest - Workshops The Clitheroe Gospel, created by local people in 1998 ” “‘"‘^"'"'’9 performance in The North


Star Of BpC’s Ql. Jonathan Greek.and all-round corhic entertainer ineuntfianks


Nominees for The Mercury Music Prize and R2 FolkAwards 2012


:Talks, Comedy & Poetry • - Andy Kershaw- Bane I, II & III - Rommi Smith - Sarah Raven


. Liane Carroll Tno ; and much more' - to d!v


lyiii^C - Cassia Stnng Quartet - Martin Roscoe (planish Jon Gomm - Pasadena Roof Oriaiestra -Police Dog Hogan


.. ® saxophone with Snake Davis to dry stone walling to singing'The Messiah!-of a lead mine tour


Free for the Family & Festival Fringe Music, Lectures - Street Entertainment -Art Trails - Pub Performances


Online at www.grassington-festlval.org.uk Box Office: (01756) 752 691


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First Race 2.3bpm


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Children under 14 FREE


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„,b.ond„,.v ------------------and focus on film prize


YOUNG people from the Ribble Valley are being given the


. opportunity to enter an anti-tobacco North West film and social media competition. TV Celebrity


Will Best, host of T4, launched the competition at MediaCityUK, along with "Hollyoaks" actress and fellow non-smoker Jessica Forrest. The Cut Films


North West 2012 competition - run by the Deborah Hutton Campaign and Smoke and Mirrors youth anti­ tobacco project - asks young people in schools, colleges and youth centres


across the North


• West to research tobacco marketing, make a two-minute short film about it for their friends, upload to the competition website and share it on their social media. Key themes


include the impact of celebrity and


entertainment on young people's smoking behaviour, as well as the current Government consultation on plain, standardised cigarette packaging and its impact - on young people starting to smoke. There will be a


winner from each county as voted for by the general public and an


overall North-West "Popular Choice" and "Judges Choice" winner. Prizes include


shopping vouchee and iPads. Will Best said: "It's


about young people doing the research and telling other


young people what they have found, rather than grown ups saying to young people smoking is bad. It encourages creativity and it's young people doing it for themselves, which is genuinely interesting." The competition,


which is funded by Tobacco Free


Futures, closes on July 20th and voting for the films closes on August 27th. The North-West awards ceremony will take place in October. Visit www. cutfilms.org/smoke andmirrors to enter and for free resources. You can also


follow the competition on social network sites facebook and twitter on wwvv. facebook.com/ cutfilmsproject and wvvw.twitter. com/cutfilms hashtags = #cutfilms #plainpacks or visit vyww.cutfilms.org/ smokeandmirrors to find out more.


EDDING Open Evening AT BEST WESTERN


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W e d n e sd a y 1 3 lh Ju n e 5 .00pm - 8.30pr A l l o u r Wedding S u ite s


5.00pm - 8 .3 0 pm bbey S u ite and H on e ym o on S u ite s


Join us to view our choice of wedding suites, all beautifully p repared for a wedding :


We have the perfect wedding su ite for you - ; . an intimate wedding up to ADO guests •


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The Lancashire Hotpots are a county treasure, it took us a while to g et them here but.they enjoyed


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themselves so much la s t year they < in s is ted on a comeback. Five men, five.years and still ju s t the.one jo ke.' s Ah, fo r the simple pleasures in life. - '


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Doors 7pm,.'V..:-. (£12 SOadv)


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D Chris Connor A tribute to Elvis Fri .13th July, 7pm (£12adv)


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S a t3 0 th Ju n e , 7pm (£14adv)


: The Swing Commanders' - • Summer Dance Party • S a t 4 th Aug, T.SOpm (£12adv) ■'


. Sa t.1 4th July, 7pm (£14adv) . ■ .


Boomtown Rats Fri ip th Aug, 7pm (£10adv) -


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N-R-G featuring Lindz West i ^


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, ■ S a t 21th July, 7pm (£14advJ ■ - ■ ■ • The Soul Train +.Dd support


■ S a t 2 8 th July,.7pm (£10adv) r ■ The Mersey Beatles V


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(£10 inc luding food, £ 6 f ilm only)* www.clItheroeadverti8er.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &TImes,Thursday, June 7,2012 « U n 1 L J_ u U J p i u d 1 1 Hikers to walk on water


THE Solomon Project, The Grand's charity that helps feed thousands of Africa's poorest children IS planning to expand its charitable work in ■ Kenya, writes Tony DevWiurtt. The Solomon Project provides daily meals to


chronically hungty children in their local school where the children have an incentive to attend" school and through education, gain a better future for themselves and their communities At present it is feeding 5,200 children, many of


them war orphans or street children. A lot of children are living in extreme poverty, their families earning less than £1 a day," said


Trustee of The Grand Chris Richardson, who has just returned from a visit to Eldoret. "Because of the success of the Solomon Project


we are looking at the possibility of making the project bigger, which would mean more than


6,000 children would benefit from the Solomon Project." Through the free meals scheme, daily


attendance has risen dramatically, concentration in classes has improved and good grades lead to greater opportunities in life arid the chance to break the cycle of poverty. Headteacher at Langas School, Eldoret, jane Obinchu, said:


HOTTEST EVENTS:


/.London 2012‘Opehmg 'Cerotribny


.. 2 ^ " ^ 2 " ' - \ - featurmg an Olympic'tHemed


,-fheatre performance from Backstage PASS participants prior to live broadcast of btfic opening ceremony, Fri 27thXJuly6ptn


I Rock/Pop ■ - 1 J


The Grand goes t ran s -A t lan t ic to bring you a night in the company o f Kaaren Ragland (original 7 0 s /8 0 s Supreme). This incomparable energy packed show marks one o f th e most ■ definitive and enduring contributions


JUst.Go,With:|t : Tu'e 3rd.:July.;Dobrs .7.-30p


Friday afternoon J a z z 1 2 -2 pm , £ 2 ,en try


a Lurieti mew«fevailablS^* a»^


15 Teddy Taylor & Frank Flyn 22 Loretta Scott with Tom Kincaid and Ken Marley


29 Eric Ainsworth Quartet i'W^h Lynn Fairbanks


EURO 2012


Family Football Feast: England matches screened live in ‘


r HD.on the big screen: , Ju n e nth, (5pm KO)**


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,, England V France ; Ju n e 15th. (7.45pm KO) . ’ '


• England V Sweden • • :Ju n e 1 9 th, (7.45pm KO) ' England v U k ra in e .


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■ -.P'zza available (please pre-order tel; 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 1 5 9 9 to book)


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"The Solomon Project has had a huge and positive impact on our school and its pupils! Our attendance has increased from 850 to nearly 1,200 since the feeding began 18 months ago,


with over half the extra children being street kids or orphans. "We have been tmly blessed by this project and


the kindness of the people of Clitheroe." The charity will benefit from a sponsored walk across More'eambe Bay later.this month, with a large party from the Ribble Valley linking up with hundreds more walkers to make the seven-mile hike across Morecambe Bay from Amside to


. Kents Bank, near Crange-over-Sands. Last year the walk raised £1,800, with the


money going directly to helping provide the basic needs and medical requirements of orphaned children in the Open Arms Village in Kenya and The Grand's Solomon Project. The route is suitable for the whole family to enjoy. It costs £3 to register for the walk, which will take


place on Saturday, June 16th, starting at 3-30pm from Amside. For more information call Louise England


on 01200 421599 or e-mail: louise.england® thegrandvenue.co.uk


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Grand’s going Football efazy;^:


for the Euros p CLITHEROE'S Crand


; venue will be going ’ their Euro 2012 campaign.


i football crazy this month « V when England kick-off‘ r - ''' '


■ The Grand's huge HD screen will • beam in all three of England's group ' matches, against'France; Sweden, and - , Ukraine, ahd^cany on the coverage


• should.Roy Hodgson's men progress' ' - 't! into the knoejeout stages.'Farriilies are- '' welcome at these matches. The bar - will be open and refreshments are ' /


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available throughoutthe games; pizza menu is also available and meal . ■ . tickets can also be booked in advances and tables of,10 can be reserved. England open their Euro 2012


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challenge against France on June -11 th^: i (kick-off s p.m.) then Sweden on June j 15th (7-45 p.m.) and Ukraine on june w ' i 19th (7-45 p.m.). Tables of 10 need to be booked (tel. 01200 421599) - ' but general admission will also be i '4.; • ' available on. the night with no charge;»


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