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# CLTIHEROEADVERTISER&TIMES I Inner Wheel’s charter lunch


The Inner Wheel Club of Rib- blesdale held its 29th char­ ter lunchatthe Newdrop Inn nearLongridge. • , President Christine Sun­ derland welcomed everyone and introduced the main guests, who were Maureen Brown, chairman of IW Dis­ trict 19, Richard Schofield, president of Ribblesdale Rotary Club, Rod Walmsley,


president of Rotary District 1040 in Yorkshire, and guest speaker Mairead Mahon. Other guests were from


the Inner Wheel Clubs of Blackburn and Padiham and the Tangent Club. Afterthe meal, the speak­


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Regulars and neighbours of the Black Horse pub in Pim­ lico Road, Clitheroe, have achieved their goal of setting up acommunal defibrillator to help save the lives of heart at-


tackvictims. The project team at the Black Horse raised £1,700 to buy the defibrillator, which has been placed on the pub’s outside wall where it can be used in an emergency. Fundraisingwill continue,


to pay for training of residents to use it, installation costs and a maintenance fund for up­ keep. Carl and Janet Watson,


landlord and landlady, have arranged a Christmas Special Ladies’ Night for Monday, No­ vember 17th, and tickets will be available shortly. “The team has done an ex-


traordinaryjob raising £1,700 in two months,” said.project team chairman Nicholas Dins- dale. “We have over 60 local resi­


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tion training. We have put to-: gether an extensive training plan and we hope that every­ one will be trained by the end ■ ofNovember.” “We would like to thank residents and local business­


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. Primary schools in the Ribble Valley arebeing invited tojoin an X-Factor finalist and more than 5,000 other children to sing at a huge concert at Man­ chester Arena next year. Lucy, Spraggan, a 2012 X-Factor finalist, is perform­


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schools have taken part in pre­ vious concerts, rehearsing the songs in music lessons then going to a mass rehearsal. “Young Voices is designed


to unify children from across the region, boost their con­ fidence and provide lifelong memories for them and their families. Nothing can prepare


you for thesound of thousands of children singing in har­ mony,” said a Young Voices spokesperson. Young Voices claims to be


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