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; : ■ I CLnSEROEADVERTISERS TIM ES •www.clitheroeadvertlser.co.uk Thursday,August28,zdj4 - Thursday,August28,2014 www.clitharoeadvertisDr.co.uk cutheroeadverhserstimes


Youngsters invited to . get crafty


Budding young Ribble Valley artists can win a goody bag of art materials and see their work displayed at Clitheroe’s popular Platform Gallery. The exhibition, entitled


“Sanctuary”, will feature orig­ inal and unique pieces for the home by top craft makers from across the UK and runs until Saturday, October 4th. ■ Now, Valley youngsters are


being invited to get in on the act by designing a “Room In a Shoe Box”. Entries will be ex­ hibited as part of “Sanctuary” and the senders of the best will receive a bag of art supplies. All purchases between


£100 and £2,000 can be made through Own Art, an interest- free purchasing scheme. The gallery is open Monday to Fri­ day from 9 am to 5 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am to 4-30 pm.


To enter the competition, deliver your shoe box (with


your, name and address writ­ ten underneath) to the gallery by 10 am'on Saturday, August 30th.


• Further details are avail­


able from the gallery on 01200 425566.


■. ( .• ' _ G E N E R O U S G IFT : Roger Wilson with his Rosemere donation cheque, (s)


Roger’s birthday gift for Rosemere


Clitheroe man Roger Wilson chose a Welsh theme for his 65 th birth­ day to celebrate the land ofhis birth. • A giant Welsh flag formed the backdrop for his


' party, which was held at Clitheroe Rugby Club. Roger, of Siddows Avenue, welcomed family and friends from all over the country ' to his celebrations.


. He requested that guests should instead of buy- inghimpresentsdonate money to the Rosemere Cancer Foundation, which helped fund treat­ ment received by his wife, Mandy.


Family and friends gave generously and more than £415 was raised for the foundation, which supports cancer treatment in Lancashire and South Cumbria from its base at the Royal Preston Hospital.


Bus trips are just CATTLE Holden & Mr JR Stott.


Senior residents are being in­ vited to hop aboard Ribble Val­ ley Council’s new Bus Buddy scheme for two free day trips next month. Bus Buddy encourages


older people to use buses, shows them how to get the most out of their NOW card and encourages companion­ ship to overcome isolation. The scheme’s first trip to


Skipton on August 6th was well supported. The next trips are Preston on Sep­ tember 3rd and Southport on September 24th Bus Buddy is being spear­


headed by Ribble Valley Sen­ iors’ Forum member and Dilys Day self-confessed “bus nut”


Brian Holden. meet once a month at the Council partnership Platform Gallery in Station


officer Dilys Day said: “We Road, Clitheroe, for a quick havedevelopedtheBusBud- briefing session', before set- dy scheme to help older resi- tingoffonadaytrip. dents get out and about and Upon reaching the desti- meet newpeople. Brian’s en- nation, the day trippers will thusiasm for the buses and be free to do as they wish, the wonderful places they whether shopping, sightsee-’ can access - all for free - is ing or walking, infectious and the first trip ’ was very well received.”


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js'jones" Memorial Trophy - JD & S p e d a l t S ^ S S S i p s Class 16 Best Hpifor a v


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Clitheroe Royal Grammar School A Specialist Language College


Bringing you the best local deals and experiences!


Feast like a King and enjoy a Medieval Banquet for just £10! The Sirloin, Hoghton


Circus fun for two from just £14! Includes tickets and popcorn Circus Zyair, Leyland


4* £ 1' J-


• rate shown from £50.000 ■ monthly interest o p t i o n ;


Open Evening


Parents and prospective students are warmly invited to visit the school to meet staff and students, see displays of students’ work and attend presentations about the school.


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Thursday 4th September 2014 5.30pm- 7.30pm


Talks (Admissions Procedure), will be'held at 5.30pm, 6.10pm and 6.50pm


Main School, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2BA ■


NOW £14


• An exclusive 50% saving with Dealmonster • Tickets include entry, banquet and drink on arrival • Saturday 6th September at The Sirloin, doors at 7pm


r r p , £33


• Save over 50% on tickets to Circus Zyair • Two tickets also include popcorn for the show . • Standard (£14) and front row (£18) seats available .


• Choose from a variety of dates and times ■ ■ ■ G Q t f iM i ' S A V E 58% I


Parking is available at our Sixth Form site on York'Street (BB7 2DJ) Entrance Examination (11+)


Saturday 27th September 2014 9am-12.30pm


' Main School, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2BA


Application forms and a booklet outlining the examination procedures will be available on the Open Evening or from our website www.crgs.org.uk.


The closing date for applications is 12 noon on Wednesday 17th September 2014. Applications will not be accepted after this date.


Call 0845.6020871* Click www.themarsden.co uk Visit Barrowford, Blackburn, Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne & Nelson


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Cup for Best Group Suffolk


Judge: Chris Newsham, Rib- Judge: Mr H CritchloWj Ash. eWell' SteWard:Mr


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Chief Cattle Stewards- Miss c Cha‘len^up.WPBrewer&Sons; br.eed beef


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Walton-ie-Dale’ Preston The Foster Perpetual Trophy — _ Cnmlenge Cup for Best Group - for Champion: R Seed. G Richmond.


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Judge: Mr Gary Swindlehurst, Winner: Alfle Clark. • ,


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. Roebuck Challenge Cup for Best Group - E & J Parkinson.


, Juniorshcpherd Judge: JGeldard.


. Supreme sheep championship's' Judge: JGeldard.


Keith Curwen Memorial Cup to Champion & £15 - S & P Scrivin. Champion-E&JParkinson., Lonk_


Judge:ClaireCrowther,Oldham : JStott.


Judge: Jimmy Holden, Bury. : Champion: M&JTennant.


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Reserve £35: LN Harrison - hhy’ BeStMa e/Female" The Norman Hayhurst Dairy


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Judge. C Middleton, Whalley. -Cranleigh King Louis.


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Judge: Mrs HM Gordon, Con- gleton, Cheshire. Steward: Mr P


Champion Shire Horse, Special Prize of £50 to the Champion: P.


Heyes Silver Challenge Cup for Silcock&SonsSilverChalienge


Cup to exhibitor with mostpoints:


fo\.D^fr-ddymai 1oCj?oIle.n?eCup J Hayhurst Challenge Cup forBestGroup-S&PScnvin.


for Best Interbreed Pair - S & P Scrivin.


&cPScnvin- ; modal Trophy for Best Pair of Horned Gimmer Lambs: M &G


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