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ij iCatelpillarsandbutterflieshunt- 1. Every Saturday from 2
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“ Story time. c . , Every Sunday between. noon and 3^0 p.m.' 'Crafty Sunday fun.
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' Mondays during term time. i Mystery object handirng (adults ■ , .- . , ronly).lntri^ingobj'ectsfrom •
' 0 - tho collections rntroduced t^ a - ■; museum as srstant.:.
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Piatfonn Gaileiy, "Ciititeroe. ' '
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.^& m . 'to 5 p.m. Monday to ' ' Friday and 10 a.m. to 430 p.m. Saturday. - ' Exhrbrtion: To the Letter. Shtwofceramrc, metal and otherworkusingwordsand . letters a s rntegral part of their design. \ Also display of hand crafted - gtfls. Free admission.
' 9 Ciitheroe Library
Every Thursday from 930 a.m. to noon.
' Braille IL Tel. 01200 426063. Every Thursday from 930 a.m. to 1130 a.m. Silver Surfer Dropin. Free help and guidance on
m < ;^ t t in g up an emari account, searchrng the Internet, dowloadrng digrtal photos and other ways to get more out of your computer.
. Tuesdays at 2 p.m. ^ Toddler Rhyme Time - term time.
, Thursdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 2 p.m.
, Story time. Sessrons dunng ■ . 'temn time only.
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Chatbum Library Thursdays from 1-15 to 1-45 p.m. Story time for preschoolers; Every second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. -
' Chatbum Book Group. For . 'further rnformation, telephone the library on 01200 441047.
St Michael &StJohn's .
^ Parish Centre,
Lowei:gate Every Monday evening. ' l Rrbble Vaiiey Visuaily Impaired Group. Telephone 01200 426822. Thursday March 14th at 7 3 0 p.m. Demonstration by Linda Hardman, of the Flower Shop, Ciitheroe. See Whalley & District Bower Club entry below for
*‘*«/.3rther details. Wednesday March 20th from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. , Tea dance for adults only.
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Knowle Careen Church
' Saturday March 16th at- ;9a.m. ■. Men's breakfast ■
■ ‘ All men welcome. C o s t N/A. PendleClub,
Lowergate Every Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.’ Sequence dancing for over^SSs. Every Wednesilay from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Young at Heart Club for gentle seated exercise.
Gisbum Festival.
Hall First Saturday of the _ month from 1030 a.m. to 4 3 0 p.m. Rowland Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers.
Wad^ngton
Methofiist Church Every Friday from 10 a.m. toU 3 0 a .m . '- Waddlers Toddler Group.
St Mary’s Centre,
Ciitheroe Mondays Toddler group, Women's Lancashire Network, ladies' badminton, line dancing, pllates, beavers, cubs and scouts.
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Tuesdays Jiijitsu. \ Wednesdays Zumba, tal chi. Brownies, Spanish lessons. ' Thursdays Yoga, Latin dancing. Fridays Line dancing. Saturdays Weight Watchers, Sparkle Dance Academy.
ClHheroe United
Refmmed Church Every Tuesday until mid December from 10 a.m. to 1130 a.m.' Ciitheroe Country Market Locally made cakes, bakes, pies and crafts. Also locally grown plants and cut flowers for sale. Refreshments available. Every Tuesday from noon to 13 0 p.m.' Open church including a service, of reflection at 1 2 30 p.m. March 15th and every other Friday at 130 p.m. WhizzTots mums and toddiers.
Ribble Valley
DanceStudio Mondays at 10-45 a.m. and Thursdays at 10-15 a.m. in Ciitheroe United Reformed Church. Zumba Goid, Latin dance work-out for mature movers. New participants veiy welcome. Cost £4. Mondays at 130 p.m. Preschool ballet for children aged 3-I-. Basic ballet moves and musicality. Booking required.‘iw j
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■ Further details of some of these events can be found in the ad vertisements in WHAT'SON. To advertise in WHAT'SON please phone 01772 838114.
Mondays at 5-15 p.m. Balletforteens. Suitable for • ; beginners from age U-I-. Booking required. ■ ’ Mondays at 6 p.m. Aduit beginners', tap. A 10 week coursethatwill be repeated . regularly. ■ •
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For more information and to . book piaces on any of the above, phone Lindsayon 07881854944 or esoail info® ;
ribbleyaiieydance.com.
Trinity Metiiodist
Church Every Tuesday at 11 a.m. “Eiderflower" group. Gentle seated exercise. Tei. 01200 453076/453077.''
Trinity Community
Centre Every Wednesday night. Kai Karate Ciub.
Gisbum Stirk
House Hotel Every Thursday at 7 p.m. Women's weekly personal development group, “Isn't It time 2bu?“. Contact Carolyne Lobb on 01200 445258 for further details.
First Choice Credit
Union- Fridays from 2 .p.m. to 3 p.m. M Citizens' Advice Bureau, Wesleyan Row, Parson Lane, Ciitheroe. First Choice Credit Union for savings accounts and affordable loans. Open to all Ribble Valley residents. Tel. 01706 215082 or log on to
www.flrstchoicecu.co.uk. ■
Billington & Langho Village
Hall Daily. ■
■• ■■ ■' ■ Pre-school playgroup. Indoor and
outdoor play areas. Tel. 07986 255643 for further information. Every Monday afternoon. Leisure club for over-55s to make fnends, play dominoes,
: scrabbie and table tennis. New fhends weicome, tel. 01254823794. '
-Tuesdaysfrom 7 to S p.m, Zumba. Fitness clas s open to all. Cost Is £3.50 per person.' Forfuitherinfomiation,: ■
telephone Jennifer Green ' on 01254 296122 or-email
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ennifer.green@
brfctrusLco.uk. Every Tuesday from 8-15 -
p.m.tolOp.m. Beginners' ballroom dancing classes. Tel. 07732 826176 for details. Wednesday evenings. Warcock Archers. For details, tel. 01254 248317 Thursday evenings. Badminton club. New players , needed. All welcome. Also, value for money court hire ’ available. For details, tel. 07772 790954.
Angela Westwell School of Dance, .
'Ciitheroe Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 93 0 a.m. Dancing Babies. Dance class for children aged from two years. Wednesdays from 8 p.m.
Ladies' adult ballet class. CostX £4.
For further infonnation on these classes and to enrol for RAD balleUDTA modem jazz and tap (all grades), telephone 01200 444211 or visit www.
angelawestwellschoolofdance. com.
Whailey
Metiiodist Church Every Tuesday between 9-15 a.m. and 11 a.m. Little Fishes group for toddlers and babies with parents or
Whailey Country
Dance Group Fridays at 730 p.m. to 93 0 p.m. Class meets in Whailey Methodist Church. Beginners • are welcome and there is no - need to bring a partner. Cost is £3 per class including tea and biscuits. For details tel. 01282770702.
Whatley & District
FlowerCiub Thursday March 14th at 730 p.m. Rower anranang demonstration at St Michael and St John's Pansh Centre, Ciitheroe, by Linda Hardman, of The Rower Shop, Ciitheroe, entitled "Stepping into Spring".- Admission is free to members or £ 6 to non members inclusive of refreshments. For further . details,- phone Carole on 01282 772143.
Lip Reading & Managing Hearing
Loss Tuesdays from 2 p.m. to
4 p.m. Free lip reading classes open to everyone. Held in the meeting room at Ciitheroe Libiaiy(there will be a 30p ■ charge for refieshments). For details, email teacher Carol Riley
atcariley@talk21.com or telephone on 01200 426769.
The Grand
Friday March 15th from noon to 2 p.m. Lunch time j'azz with RegCee (Smooth Jazz 4). Admission is £ 3 or £1 .5 0 to holders Of The Grand's Affinity' ' ' Card. Friday March 15th at 6-45 p-m.
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Lancashire SinfOnietta;
. Wunderkind; A night of music celebrating
r young musicians and stamng BBC Young Musician of the Year
- finalist Callum Smart on violin. Concert perceded by a talk. , . ' , Tickets are £15.50 and £5.50 -
^students. : - Saturday March 16th at 7 p.m. (doors), . . Roy Oibison & Fnends with Bany; ■ Steele. ’
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Tnbutetothe'BigO'and . . Travelling Wilbuiy's. Also features Peter Jackson as : Johnny Cash. Tickets are £17.50. Sunday March 17th from 11a.m. Rotary Young Musician.
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Young vocalists and musicians compete for place in national finalofthecompetition.' Entry is free but donations will be welcome for Rotaiy Club goodcauses. Wednesday March 20th to Friday March 22nd. . .. Bowland School show. Friday March 22nd from noon to 2 p.m. Luncheon jazz with the Frank Flynn Tno with ChnsHodder.' - Admission is £3 or £1.50 to holders of The Grand's Affinity Card. Saturday March 23td from 7 p.m. Tumingthe Tables. DJ David Tupling and friends - take turns at the decks to raise - funds for the charity A Soldier's , Journey, which supports former senricemen injured in combat and their families and was founded by former Chatbum man Rick Clements, who, as a sergeant in the Duke of Lancaster's regiment, lost both his legs in a bomb attack in Afghanistan. Tickets are £ 1 0 or with entry to the after party at Carilto's, - Ciitheroe, £15. Tuesday March 26th from 6 p.m. . film and Food Night “Skyfeir. Tickets are £ 1 2 inclusive of food or£6forfilm only. Rim screened a t7 3 0 p .m . To book any of the above, tel. 01200421599.
Ciitheroe Bridge
Club Thursday March 14th. Monday March 18th. Thursday March 21st. Monday March 25th. Thursday March 28th. In Chatbum School Hall at - 7-15 p.m. Improvers and expenenced players welcome.
Ciitheroe Naturalists’
Society Thursday March 21st: - Annual meal. For details phone Frank on 01200 446847.
Ciitheroe Ramblers
Satuiday-March 16th at 93 0 a.m. Meet at Chester Avenue car
• park for Clapham. Danny Henderson 01200 424426. Tuesday March 19th at ~ 10 a .m. - Meet at Chester Avenue car
- park for Hareden Fell. Ian Nicol 01200423801.
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Saturday March 23rd at noon. . Meet at Chester Avenue car park Spring Wood, Whalley(12 miles). Bam'e Williams 07757 350273. Tuesday March 26th at 1 p.m.
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Meet at Chester Avenue car park for Barley. Veronica- Millwaid 01200 441346.
, Bowland Walkers
Wednesday March 20th at 10-40 a.m. Meet at Ciitheroe Interchange for No.14 bus to Rishton for six mile walk. To join and for further details, ring 01200 443561.
-Stepping Out Thursday March 14th at 1 3 0 p.m. Meet at Ribchester car park for up to seven miles. Friday March 15th at 130 p.m.~ Meet at Platform Gallery,' Ciitheroe, for up to 3.5 miles.
. Sunday March 17th at 2 ■
p.m.. ■, '
Meet at Platfonn Galleiy, Ciitheroe, for up to 1.5 miles. Monday March 18th at 13 0 p.m. Meet at Black Hill car park, Sabden, for up to 4.5 miles. Thursday March 21st at 13 0 p.m. - Meet by the Bailey Arms, Hurst Green, for up to 7 miles. Friday March 22nd at 130 p.m. Meet at Whailey bus station for up to 3.5 miles. Sunday March 24th at 2 p.m. Meet at Platfonn Galleiy, Ciitheroe, for up to 1.5 miles. Monday March 25th at 13 0 p,m. Meet in School Lane, Stocks Reservoir for up to 4.5 miles. This walk is suitale forTrampers (all terrain electric buggies for those with limited mobility). Trampers can be hired and 'will be delivered to start point for a small donation. There are limited numbers available and must be prebooked by telephoning Simon on 01200 425028 or 07594 550130. Tuesday March 26th at 1030 a.m. Meet in Holme village (roadside parking) for up to 7 miles with planned stops for lunch and to take in views, flora and ^una. Thursday March 28th at 1 30 p.m.. Meet in Sawley (roadside parking) for up to 7 miles. Walks are free to join. Fbrfurther|
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|unday March 17th 1 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
htiques and collectables air. Homemade
Ifreshements available i nroughout , dmission is 50p.
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from 2 to 4 p.m. Bvitation to carers and jiyone living alone to come long for a chat on how jibble Valley Time Bank can jelpyou. For details phone ' Benise on 01200 42 7240 r Hilaiy on 01200 446856.
laturday March 23rd at L a.m.
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Bumper jumble sale with Voceeds to St Catherine's Bhurch, West Bradford.
Homemade refreshments Bill be on sale. :■ ) w l e G r e e n .
I l i l l a g e H a l l hursday March 21st
from noon. Jinch time concert featuring; lie Pennine Tno of Philip ubilius (piano), Gaynor Utcliffe (violin) and Robert uller (cello). hursday March 28th
from noon. lunch time concert featuring tie Hughes Tno of Rebecca Hughes (piano), Susanne Biena Lloyd (clannet) and laynor Sutcliffe (viola).' Boncerts followed by lunch. |ckets are £15 inclusive f lunchor£Uforconcert ■ niy. xompanied children pay -
17. To book, telephone f l2 0 0 425629 or0 7 814 |82144 up to 5 3 0 p.m. n the day before the brfoimances.'Please ate if a vegetarian meal is quiied.-
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Mondays at 7 30 p.m.
Bdoor bowls.- - llrst Tuesday of the ponih at 730 p.m. pomen's Institute, last Wednesday of the iionth from noon. pncheon Club, nursdays at 8 p.m.
Jadies' table tennis and llso. snooker (open to all).
Ivory second Saturday ^ 730 p.m. /hist and dominoes. ’ prfuither details,'vis'it w.nmington.oig.
V a d d i n g t o n
Stub, V a d k i i n g t o n
laturday March 16th. BtPatrick's Night ^lebration with music from Jand Across the Water,
lickets are £5. To b o o k , : plephone Lynda on 01 200 |28923.
r i n d i e t o n f * a v i l lo n
lu^esdays 10 to 11 a.m. T^style fitness ■ -
fell ages) With Sharron ■ ^iteoak. To book, phone
|harron on 07968 24 6972 - luesdaysU-lS a.m. to
lolden girts (over 50s) clas s ■TO Adele Scott. To book,
■hone Adele on 07446 121460.
friday March 22nd at ^ 0 p.m.
fid Caipetand the Noisy ' Inimals.
: . .. . 1 rock and roll theatre
iJi^'raganzasuitalblefor ' ■ I the family (age 3 ye a rs ' pus).
are£6 adults, £ 3 . Phone Peter on
| i ^ 5 714217 to book, .
faturday March 23id f ?m lto 3 p .m .
Inbal Belly Dance . V’ Learn to dance
■ith Dea. Places limited to . — hursday March 21st - . o
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Sawley. Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m.
Spread E ^ e , Zumba. New fitness
class starting this coming Wednesday. Everyone
welcome. Cost is £ 3 on commemce date and then £5. To book and for details,
phone Jackie on 01200 425008.
Whaliey
Pickwick AGM Wednesday March 27th from 630 for 7 p.m. start.
Everyone wiecome to attend at Siam Palace (Judge Walmsiey, Billin®on)togive their views. Email info®
whalleypickwick.oig.uk for more information.
Ribbiesdale
Rotary .Club Saturday March 23rd at 730 p.m. Concert by the acclaimed
Arden Youth Choir at the St Mary's Centre, Ciitheroe,
in aid of End Polio Now. Tickets are £ 8 each with OAP concessions at £7
and femily value ticket (two adults, two children) at £20
plus £3 for each additional child.
Ribble FUn Club Every Sunday at 730 p.m, Rim club that meets in the New Inn, Parsons Lane, Ciitheroe, to showworid cinema and British Aims, including contempoiaiy, classic, documentaries and animation. Tojoin costs £1 5 per year. No entrance charge for screenings. Turn up or telephone 01200 424444 . forfurtherdetails.
Preston Photographic
Society Thursday March 28th at 730 p.m, '
Internationally renowned wildlife photographer Danny Green to give illustrated talk entitled "The Long Journey North" in the Greenbank Lecture Theatre, University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), Preston. Talk focuses on
. Northern Europe's remotest outreaches. Tickets are £ 1 0. To book, email Dave Cope at dave.
cope@gmail.com.
Hoghton Tower Thursday and Friday March 14th and 15th from 7-15 p.m. Ghost tour dinner. Led by silent torchbearers and to include halls, underground passages and well house. Hoghton Tower is reputedly Britain's third most haunt^ house. Mulled wine on arrival. Dinner on finishing tour. Tickets are £ 2 5 per person and must be pre-booked. To book, telephone 01254 852986. • Sunday March 17th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Farmers' market Admission'. is£ lp e rca r . - Sunday March 24th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Motorcycle sprint Competitors race down the ’ tower's famous long drive. To watch costs £ 1 0 per . person with accompanied children free. To compete. Phone 07847136171.
MiNE HOSTS: David Price and Chris Tinker, aiias Pricey and Tink, behind the bar of the Three Lions. Inset top, the distinctive pub sign with flag and inset bottom, Blackburn Rovers football memorabilia on display.
ciitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes,Thur8day, March 14,2013 -
Lions boozer in USA
THERE'S Boddingtons bitter and Newcastle Brown behind the bar,-bangers and mash ori the specials board and Premier League footy on the. big screen,
just like any English pub. The difference is, this is in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, and its appreciative customers owe it all to a student soccer scholarship
. scheme from Ciitheroe Royal Grammar School 10 years ago.
1 After sixth forrn, pals David Price and Chris Tinker left the Ribble Valley to play soccer and
; study at university in the city one of America's major beer
brewing centres - and they liked the place.
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CAKE 11ME: David Price and Chris Tinker at their pub's second anniversary party.' -
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I j; Three Lions pub in the city's Shorewood district, where locals and expatriate Brits alike flock to enjoy the atmosphere of a real English pub, hosted by "Pricey and Tink."
. They have just thrown a big
party for their customers to celebrate the pub's second anniversary, and they have plans to open another pub in the city and possibly a third in North Carolina. it all began when David and
Chris, along with Michael Collins, Ben Wearden and Oliver Young, went to Cardinal Stritch
- University in Milwaukee on a soccer scholarship from CRCS Sixth Form, after being recruited by sixth form alumnus Mark Chadwick, who was with.Burnley FC and now teaches at CRGS;
: Oliver and Ben returned after , the first year but the other three
. stayed on and graduated in 2007.
David went working in South
. Korea then backpacking in ; South East Asia before returning to Milwaukee to study for his Master's degree, while Chris stayed in Milwaukee to study for his Masters and married Jennifer, a local gjri; ; David and Chris teamed up again and managed a British-
. themed pub. The Britinn, which was destroyed in a fire in 2009.
T h e owner said he wasn't interested in reopening; so they decided to open their own pub. They found an empty
restaurant a block away, and with financial help from their families they converted it into - a pub with ample room for 150 customers, naming it after the famous three lions logo on England soccer shirts. David said: 'We wanted to
TRUE BRrr: A model beefeater Joins the regulars for the Royal Wedding.
create a pub like home, that feels like an extension to people's
an(l Tink’s Three
living room and incorporates all the neighborhood. "When we opened, we were
amazed at the number of Brits who came out of the woodwork. The Americans love the place too, for the British feel and atmosphere and the real British accents.'v ; The pub boasts lots of memorabilia from borne iriduding pictures of Pendle Hill and the Ribble Valley villages, Lancashire Witches, Hollands Pies posters, and Blackburn Rovers and Burnley shirts. ' Even the pub's logo was
designed to incorporate all the UK countries and has the . Lancashire Red Rose as the 'O' in Lions.
Football is a main attraction,
and customers crowd in to watch the Premier League and Champions League. David even organised a live Stype feed with The Delacy Arms at Whailey,
where he used to work behind the bar, during the England games at the World Cup. "We take pride in teaching the
Americans how to sing football songs," David said. Several ex-students of CRGS have joined the Three Lions
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team. Luca Musker, from Ciitheroe, is the manager, Jamie Robertson, from Langho, is bar supervisor, and there's also Adam 9 Brown, from Whailey, and Aimee Puttock and Andrew Collins, from Burnley. . David said: "The accents have
really added to the authentidty of the place although, as we're northern, people often confuse us with Aussies."
. The pub.has aisp won a number of local awards • including "Best Fish and Chips in Milwaukee", "Best Burger on the Northshore" and "Best British Pub in the City" and David and Chris reckon their staff have been a major contributing factor to the success. The pub now has 29 staff and ^ last year topped one million dollars in sales.
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. David added: "We've been amazed at how many Brits have sought us out and made us their local pub even though many of TS'i-'- them live at the other side of the ^ city or even as far as Chicago.
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They come here because it makes them feel at home. "We are excited to represent
the Ribble Valley and hope ■ we can keep growing and letting people know about how beautiful our area is back home
and encourage them to visit on their trips to the UK."
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