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Clitheroe 2232) (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Grindleton NEWS FROM THE VILLAGES


Joint service t Next Tuesday there is


y-Bowland CE schools. A The s e r v ic e , in St


erved in the school hall.


sand Mrs Elsie Craven cang the solo “Make me a


co be a joint service for Dhe lesson and Mrs Enid ohildren, staff and families bf Grindleton and Bolton-


t mbrose Church, Grindle­ mards, prepared by MU secently retired as Dioce­ aon, starts at 9-15 a.m. and all are welcome to


are and promises.” c Posies of flowers and


r t t e n d . A f t e rw a r d s Mervice. Stewards were s e fr e shm en ts will be


R. Smith.


Elderly invited G Children and staff of


aenior citizens wishing to ransport.


b embers, were d istri­ Aan Sunday School Co be held at Sabden s uted at the end of the


c rayer” and “God’s loving


hannel of your peace.” t Mrs Barbara Bury read p rain spoke on “Hannah’s


Mrsrs Barbara Quayle and


z e entertaining senior citi­ Che Ribblesdale Club, Mrrs Jennifer Whitwell and b rindleton CE School will


Lucky spots w An enjoyable afternoon


s enten s e r v ic e s . Any Drive. Winners were Mrs Brganist was Miss Edna annister.


bttend the event, which is walmer. Tea hostesses heing held in the school Wall from 2-30 p.m. next t ednesday, should phone


Campbell.


ehe head teacher (Clith­ Waddington mroe 41257). Arrange­ t ents can be made for


The uI'VC window ami door m anu fa e ttirer s


lackburn. a Dennis is pictured h ony with autograph


unters. NCED ^ 3


B 0 em p Io y c u s i n mfter the opening cere­


f have a (>0-strong work­ Iorce in Clithcroc and


For the blind c A highly suc ce ssful Naised £200 for the Royal


g f sk ill and g u e ss in g Mrough the past year for Aeton, is to be held on thho had collected money


bare boards only.” o Scholars were in charge pames and Sarah Bolton


wresented Miss Bailey Aith a box of chocolates. s fte rn o on te a s were


erved.


No action c Grindleton parish coun­


ge's Back Lane. u The parish council voted


aillors are anxious to settle any misunderstandings tibout a planning applica­ laon for the barn in the vil­


rhere was no need to cor­ Vespond with the Ribble c alley Council on the out­ inome of the special meet­


g held.


MEMBERS of the Black­ burn. Hyndburn and Rib-


Samaritans


ble Valley branch of the Samaritans are holding their annual meeting next


Thursday. Guest speaker at th eir centre in New Park Street. Blackburn, will be the Mayor of Blackburn. Coun. Svlvia Biddle.


o R eprese ntat iv e s of i rganisations whose work ths connected with that of dene Samaritans — confi­ c tial help for the sui­ i idal and despairing — are


nvited to attend.


Mrs F. Pye. v M emb e rs r e c e n t ly


bookery attracted 27 mem­ Ters to Grindleton WI. Nhe sp eak e r, Mrs B.


Theatre trip c A talk on wholefood owell, was thanked by


Mnnounced that the WI Dn, Laura Whitwell, Lucy T arket will reopen next Cuesday, at 10-30 p.m, in


Misited the Opera House, F anchester, to see “My a a ir L a d y .” I t was


r Mrs A. Riley gave a cileport of the annual coun­ w meeting and social time was spent playing a quiz


August 13th and 14th. B. Horsfield and Mrs K.


Edmondson. Chatburn


Furn Methodist Women’s Bellowship was Mr Rex j rindle, of Settle, his sub­ tect being “I am the Crea­ sion.” Mrs L. Grant-Town- Rend presided and Mrs p uth Hudson was the wianist. Refreshments embers.


Creation b The speaker at Chat­


Mmily service at Chatbum c ethodist Church was Gonducted by the Rev.


Anthony Ireland, son of "’T 1 and Jonathan Dug- Philip and Stephanie Ire- < a e ’ an< the Brownie land. Sunday School schol- c.°.1?ur.? "'S.ru carned b¥ ars presented flowers to al their mothers and cards to


raeme Halls. He b ap tised James


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l/itr/.s, K nit wear, \ Coats, etc., etc.


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til ladies in the congrega­ ang for the Junior Mission­


athryn Wilkinson. s Special choruses were


Sented to Naomi Kennedy, Ka r a h T u p lin g and


bean Price carried the MU s odge, of Waddington, J Mothers7 Union and Mrs


but Christ Church, Chat­ c rn. The Rev. W. Drain Dom m is s io n e d Mrs e o r o th y B r ew e r as


r Cfifford Johnson. Commissioned d There was a good atten­ aice for Mothering Sunday


anthem “Lead me. Lord”


nrolling member of the anner.The choir performed the


rganist.


(drums).The collection was taken up by Howard Jackson, Stephen Townson, Naomi t Kennedy and Helen Bat-


ar) and Peter Tupling Mersbv. The organist was


on. i Certificates for collect­ s ry Association were pre­


mung to the accompani­ ( ent o f Jane Oldham (piano), Philip Wilkinson torgan), Roy Porter (gui­


dington Cub and Brownie packs attended. Colour bearer of the Cubs was Mark Haworth, escorted by Christopher Silver-


b ugaily Hannah Wilson and Catherine Beggs. t Mr A. Hughes assisted


up the congregation and Rachel Bryan assisted Canon C.F. Goodchild in e distributing posies of flow-


nts with children made ors.Mr D. Hartley was the


rganist. Martin Top


vance at the morning ser­ Tational Chapel, Martin s reacher Mrs Jane Man-


sonducted the worship,


grated at Salem Congre­ pop, on Sunday. Guest cergh, of Giggleswick,


aang “God forgave my sin” Fnd ‘‘My p ea c e .” Mrs o rances Oliver was the


peaking on the theme of “Open doors.” L S o lo is t Mrs Alison


Solos b Ladies’ Day was cele­


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Baptism faThe Mothering Sunday


l litheroe Parish Church Bine Bir tw istle , Simon vower hall. A flower festi­ Dest, Charlotte Leeming, hal and fun day is to be Wamien Hart, Hannah oneld at Hoghton Towers


g insdale, Clare Love-


eroe, opened the annual avent. There was a large btte n d a n c e o f e a g e r puyers and gift, cake and


“roduce stalls were soon wented to young people s issionary Work Over­


regation. d To round off this special


c low. Favourite hymns Motation, Mrs E. Owen, S serv ic e was Mr Brian


s ay, the men of the church terved tea and biscuits in whe church hall a fte r ­ ards.Preacher at the evening


ahould be taken, so the Tship (Network) meets on s nanimously that no action


t ccepted or rejected and Rhe speaker will be the application was neither


t hursday afternoon, when ev. J. Pollard.


Simnel cake d The children of Wad­


foington and West Brad­ wrd CE Primary School,


So lead up to Mothering Kers were Mrs L. s unday. The origin of the ieeason of Lent and its var­ J d customs was related by toane Phillip, Laura Hat­


ng for the term’s service. t The theme was designed


Bhich was won by Miss M. wheir love which they had ti rennand. The competi­ Critten. They were Jenny


won for a vegetarian dish Dzerwonka, Simon Best, . ,


as won by Mrs H. Read. Hostesses for the April meeting will be Mrs R. Cann, Mrs G. Moir, Mrs


heir children which he cchool, Canon C.F. Good-


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had written. s Before the return to ghild offered prayers and


ion. mere served by committee Cbserved at St Helen’s


Colours o Mothering Sunday was


c ave the blessing. The phildren’s final task was to s resent their mothers with clices of simnel cake spe­ sially baked for the occa­


a hurch, Waddington, with g particularly large con­ Er e g a t io n a t S u n g ucharist.Members of the Wad­


tthe love of mothers for of thanksgiving for . .


l rove, Lee Birkett, Caro­ Mrs E. Lax. c ilson and Hannah Ella- rrs to their mothers, after


ott.Later, some of the chil­ edren gave posies of flow­ teading little letters of


P amien Hart and Jane hillip.David Barker read a


etire this year. Sabden


s om the Methodist Mis­ sionary Society were pre­


he beauty of the earth.” fr Certificates and medals


aeas. Sunday School schol­ ars presented flowers to gll the ladies of the con­


ong.For three weeks prior to l the meeting, a nomination


shosen by the ladies were A rs S.M. Reed and Mr ung.The Women’s Fellow­


r .L. Hutton are due to


b eter Cunliffe and mem­ W Mr H. Swannick. P ith head teacher Mr


and Master G. Platt. Whist: Ladies — Mrs D. s Houghton, Mrs N. Mar­


b nowles, Mrs V. Light- own, Mr H. Swannick shall. Gents — Mr E. Wil­ on, Mr L. Grime. Raffle:


School funds A jumble sale, tombola


t and cake stall organised by chool funds.


Recorder trophy MMusical pupils of St


were Anthony Ainsworth, Marie Bywater, Emma J Brown, Lisa Denrden,


d ary’s RC School, Sab­ den, made a successful Febut at Burnley Music nestival on Friday, win­ aing the trophy in the 11 cnd under recorder group lass.In the winning group


onathan George, Julia and Joanne Harper, Emma Mead, Ailsa and Emma Nicholson, Kieron and Anne Parsons, Lisa Smethurst and Mark Smith.They are taught by Mrs t Kathleen Jackson. In May,


Sers of staff, assembled in Whist: Ladies — Mrs G. dt Helen’s Church, Wad­ C almsley. Gents — Mr F. i ington, on Friday morn­ Wottam. Raffle: Mrs P.


Moen Over GOs social on b nday were: Mrs Light- gown, Mrs N. Har­ andreaves, Mr G. Harper


Right cards d Domino winners at Sab­


back of the church for peo­ ple wishing to put forward names of those interested in helping in the smooth running of the church. r Under the system of


Pist for membership of the CC is available at the


harity sale at Grindleton r Methodist Sunday School


Family service c Mothering Sunday was


was guide dog “Tara" who, with her owner Miss e Christine Bailey, of Clith­


lind.The star of the show l Catherine Howard and the Hegarded as the parish’s Bational Institute for the


tesson for the day, from a oly Week observation


Melebrated at Waddington s ethodist Church with a bpecial family service led t y the Rev. Clifford Fos­ er.Psalm 119 was read by


he book of Samuel, by Mrs Alison Lodge. Sunday t School scholars sang “For


harities. r The recital is being


church on Maundy Thurs­ day or Good Friday.


nnd it has been decided ot to hold services at the


l ll Saints' Church, Pend­ s pril 24th, after Even­


Nominations A The annual meeting of


Lens as the culmination of d hatburn, at a domino P. Grosvenor and Mrs A.


t as spent by members of Mrsere Mrs Townson and


osies to their mothers. MLessons were read by o Mark Thornber and


pou.” They also presented


P lizabethan Singers, of Areston, can be heard in l ll Saints’ Church, Pend­


In harmony E The dulcet tones of the


“ng a recital of Faure’s sRequiem" and Mendels­


eton, on March 28th. i The singers will be giv­


sohn’s “Hear my prayer," ptarting at 8 p.m. Any c roceeds are to go to local


onaints’ Church, Pendleton, b Sunday, was conducted ry Miss M. Balmer, who


What mum does S The family service at All


Sunday, the youngsters r from the Sunday School yThings that mum does for


dviser.To mark Mothering “ecited a poem entitled


pril 9th.


s iding Place” is to be pre­ wnd birthday greetings Tx p r e s s e d to Mr. J. a atthews was welcomed


7ented in St Mary’s Hall at Ment to Mrs E. Rhodes, o p.m. on Tuesday, as part gf Mission Sabden, which


Mission film HA film entitled “The


aege in Derbyshire will t rrive to meet villagers in


he Methodist Church at t 7-30 p.m, before joining


Ieenagers at the Junior a0 a.m. and in the evening


cial for children of all ages 3 in St Nicholas’s Hall at 10-


members will be at St Mary’s Disco and on Thursday they will join m the Women’s Fellowship


be available most after­ noons at the Methodist c Hall, where anyone is wel­


eeting.The Cliff team will also fome to join them for cof­ ee and a chat.


for Sabden villagers after being invited along by the vicar, the Rev. Denis McWilliam. The talented duo had their own very original way of putting across the message of the Gospel through sketches and readings and found an appreciative audience.


Original p Theatre Roundabout


ut on a marvellous show


hittaker. n Thursday's domino win­


gweets, cakes and other Maite and the organist was y o o d ie s made by the


from St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden, organised the annual pedlars’ fair in the church hall.The event was opened by rose queen Mandy Mel­ lows and books and prizes for good attendance were presented by organist Mr s Harry Swanwick. Trays of


Pedlars’ fair Sunday School teachers


oungsters were on sale. Simonstone


She PTA at St Mary’s RC St 7-30 p.m, in the Old dchool, Sabden, on Thurs­ s ay, raised over £116 for


Qadio Four’s “Gardeners’ v uestion Time” will be disiting Simonstone Gar­ aen Club on March 29th,


Garden expert R Fred Downham, of


farm buildings at the top of Simonstone Lane on Sunday, from 11 a.m. to noon.


Billington


Re-elected a Officials were re-elected


joint secretaries and Miss Muriel Kay is treasurer. t Officials were thanked for


and Mrs K. Lowe are he younger pupils will Hay’s meeting is Mr W. olliday, of Clitheroe.


heir work and members for their support and help. d The speaker at Tues­


Et the annual meeting of Bbenezer Baptist Church, bankillington. Mrs C. Wall-


t chool. Admission is free oo members and 75p for thers.The garden shop will be open for business in the


f the Sunday School. Humorous J On Monday night, Mr


wregation were presented o ith posies by the children


ets underway tomorrow. l The team from Cliff Col­


nstitute an hour later. There is a Saturday spe­


hompson. MNew member Mrs Janet


B rs L. Whitehead, Mrs F. Airtwell and Miss G. Park.


r letter of resignation was Heceived from Miss E.


Snvited to Fence WI on


t family night in the Bap­ wemory of Mrs C. Bridge, eist Hall, with games and pntertainment from 6-30


eions and a basket of flow­ wenta tiv e): John Czer­ Grs arranged by Mrs D. Konka (Football Club); Ian tho rn er . Mrs F en lo n


Mrs J. Fenlon, has become County Federation chair­ man. She was presented t with a card of congratula­


t Turch.he institute is proud


ceport on the annual coun­ Gil m e e tin g in King


anked members. r Mrs Gladwin gave a


Milver spoon was won by H rs H. Cooke, Mrs M. L opwood and Miss M. Mytle. Raffle winner was h rs L. Whitehead and


ostess was Mrs Robert- Whalley


r Norman Yates. g All the ladies in the con­


bimmy Fell spoke to mem­ Che r s o f th e W h a lley F urch of England Young a amilies Group. He took as his subject “shoes, ships pnd sealing wax,” inter­ v o sin g his humorous s erses with the inside i t o r i e s o f am u s in g


nstances in the village’s immediate past.


Abbey drive A Whist winners at the


Mrs E. Howarth, Mrs D. Ormerod. Gents — Mr E. Flack, Mrs N. Walmsley. D om in o e s : Mrs N . Ambrose.


Cookery mThe programme of six


ooking for one or two. b The demonstration will


e held in the Methodist


oday when Mrs Linda Marr, of North West Gas, c demonstrates the skill of


b onthly talks organised l y Age Concern, of Whal­ tey and district, continues


wbbey Senior Citizens Whist and domino drive in


Cice at Whalley Methodist c hurch on Sunday was Bonducted by Mr Stanley d lackburn. He was intro­ wuced by Mr Fred Braith-


Posies v The Mother's Day ser­


eorge's Hall, Blackburn. s The competition for a


J nowles, Brian Kempster, Eohn Procter (committee); s llalene Aspin (WI repre­


reenwood (Guides). e The next fund-raising


5th. Slaidburn


Bookmarks o Mothering Sunday was


l ev. Brian Darbyshire, bed the serv ice. Bible s ookmarks were p re­ tented by the children to their mothers and to all


inbserved at both churches Rhurch, the Rector, the


Slaidburn. C In St Andrew’s Parish


t hurch, the preacher was Wers of Dunsop Bridge the Superintendent Minis­ Jer of the Circuit, the Rev. pames Needham, who also Slayed the organ. Sunday a c h o o l y o u n g s t e r s


he congregation. C A t t h e M e t h o d i s t


halley were: Ladies — g ce. A vote of thanks was s iven to Mark Blakey, Ali­


iven by Susan Wilson. g A round of applause was f reaks for winning the


i FC were given a sober­ Bng talk with video by PC o lackburn on the hazards Hf drinking and driving. a e described the effects of mlcohol on driving perfor­ t ance and the penalties


Sobering Y Members of Slaidburn


Ynight (Cubs and Scouts); a vonne Carter (Mothers Gnd Toddlers); Tricia


dvent will be an Easter t raw and jumble sale in 2he pavilion on March


.m.On Monday night, team frommittee for 20. A letter Chade to Whalley Parish


tiuring her illness. A dona­ wlected for the next year ( an), Andrew Marsden


mon in her memory is to be mere: David Sharp (chair­ m. L. Clark, closed the dveryone who had helped


cor 24 years and on the e om Mr Bridge thanked


ider a building project. e Officers and committee


hat one of its members, Don, Brian Allison, Sarah Kownes, Brian Watt,Tony


(treasurer), Hazel Best ssecretary); Jim Thomp­


Choruses f There was a wonderful


as organist. T.During the service, Mrs she and Mrs E. Jack-


son distributed posies and t Mothering Sunday cards


o the children to present to mums or grannies.


Jour Ancestors,” by Mrs r. Beeden, of Garstang, desulted in a very good biscussion among mem­


Dunsop Bridge Family trees y A talk about “Tracing


old document was won by t Mrs J. Carr, Mrs M. Por­


I.The competition for an


mils and presented them to A Mrs M. Cowking, Mrs drranged posies of daffo­


others and grandmoth- M. Marsden and Mrs


as Mrs M. Porter. g Rimington WI will be


r a bring-and-buy stall.


er and Mrs S. Singleton. to Birthday greetings went


m Bell was enrolled as a meith Hall (entertain­ andember of Gisburn MU P ents chairman), Carol


t ccles and the vicar led ihe children in lively activ­ wty choruses. Mr P. Peel


F ownham and Twiston e ete Committee, officers Blected were: Geoffrey Kraithwaite (chairman),


pensley (treasurer). 12tFete day will be June


With that in mind a steel band has been booked, c also a jazz band, jumping


Salmer (secretary), Alan t h and carnival time was


he su g g e sted theme.


lity will open the fete. inA fete dance will be held


oth events. Lane Ends


dastle and rides for chil Rren. It is hoped that a a adio Lancashire person­


10t the village hall on June in h and all organisations a the village have been bsked to participate in


i uests at the next meet­ And MC was Mr Tom tng, when a doctor will salk about the humorous wide of his work. Members foere asked to bring items


t . Rushton, who received meld in Lane Ends Com dhe flowers from the presi­ went’s table. Draw winner


Final of the Lancashire My -B ow la n d , Mr Ian hederation County Quiz, Mason welcomed Mr and l eld at Myerscough Col­ G rs G. Hopper, of the


Informative G Chairman of the Bolland


ege on Sunday. c This is the sixth suc­


vent, but unfortunately i Mark’s reign as champion ext year.


ws nearing its end, as he n ill be too old to compete


e Alison have won the wngland,” assisted by his thrs C.F.Pickles thanked em.Arrangements were


made for the flea market on April 4th in the village


andessive time that Mark Ee a u tifu l g a rd en s of Cntertaining talk by Mr J. bnformative talk on “The


ient Society, who gave an Mife, who showed slides.


b ardening Club, Bolton- l ardeners’ Royal Benevo­


anson, Mrs Capstick. Chipping


Plated supper d There was a good atten­


hance at the domino drive s unity Centre. A plated


l upper was served by aadies of the committee


— Mr Jackson, Mr W. T ow le r , Mr A. Wen­ Mtworth, Mrs P. Hanson,


rmer.Winners were: Adults


fahe drink driver has to Bolton-by-Bowland Hrs P. Hanson, Mrs B. Bon P arker and N eil


School days e Chipping WI enjoyed an


o ooper entitled “The trials pompetition for a school


f a headmaster.” c Mrs Gifford won the Shotograph and Mrs A. on by Mrs C. Kay.


beed won the raffle. The wirthday pot plant was


t rs Birtles, Mr D. Par­ Pington. Children—James Hodevyn, Susan Hanson,


elen Barton. MRaffle: James Podevyn,


Mothering Sunday service at St Mary’s Church, Gis­ burn. The service was led by the Rev. H. L. Clark and the MU banner was carried to the altar by Mrs H. Waddington. MA lesson was read by E U member Mrs D.


eamily atmosphere and xcellent attendance at the


new publicity officer and Mrs S.R. Sharpies is to be delegate to the annual meeting in London. Eight i m em b e r s h a v e b een


eptember 7th. mThere was a silence in f ho had been a member


Pendleton


Mcompete at Blackburn t usic Festival, hoping to take the- major recorder inrophy for the third year


succession.


Mounty Primary School on t arch 26th, from 10 a.m, to noon, featuring work by


Craft work t An Easter exhibition is


chen be included in the tiraft and hobbies exhibi­ Aon at the Baptist Hall on


Wiswell


Collecting silver a A talk entitled “More


thildren. The work will Hury to the present day. che school and nursery


t er, from antiques to Hhose made in the 1970s. T e was thanked by Mrs I.


vne pieces of sterling sil­ Ang Field Committee’s fi e had on display some


tind hallmarks and gave she history of some silver­ tmiths from the 18th cen­


y Mr B. Kirkham. f He explained how to


oughton.Mrs B. Gladwin is the mver since, was also com­ decome honorary presi­


ondition. foMrs. Ellalene Aspin, a eerved on the committee


c laying fields in such good Mecorded by her mother. s under member who has


hard work in raising funds over the past year. Partic- e u la r t h a n k s w e r e


he committee for their phompson for keeping the


Cent of the Management r eed to think about a


teplacement building for nhe pavilion, which is in toeed of some repair, and t this end a sub-commit- see is to be formed to con­


ommittee. n Mr Sharp spoke of the


b ended and invited to mers to join them at their t ccepted. Names were


xpressed thanks. C An in v ita tio n from


a a s d i s c u s s e d and t rrangements made for Hhe visit of members to


b as given to Wiswell WI doping for a large atten­ wbout collecting silver”


herved. The organisers are ance.


t harp thanked members of


West Bradford Needs repair i At West Bradford Play­ SCM, chairman Mr David


Hall, King Street, com­ mencing at 2-30 p.m. Admission is free and light s re fr e shm en ts will be


Gisburn


Diary’s secrets t The contents of an Aus-


rr a l ia n d ia r y w e r e eevealed to Gisbum Moth­ Rrs’ Union when Mrs M. e ushton spoke of her par­ rants’ life in South Aust­ t lia in the early part of bhe century, setting up in fausiness and raising their ti mily in primitive condi­


and a marvellous commu­ nity spirit in their remote village and Mrs Rushton t painted a vivid picture of


ons. But there was fun, too,


rhose pioneering days e rs H. W ad ding ton


b hatburn MU for mem­ a eeting on April 27th was


kipton Parish Church on Surn Church’s annual


March 25th, at 2 p.m. b The MU stall for Gis­ wpring Fair on May 14th


ember 15th. Read


taken of those attending Ce r v ic e in St J o h n ’s She Lady Day service at


Lady Day t To mark Lady Dav,


.m, on March 25th.


shere will be a Communion p hurch, Read, at 7-30


Holiday fun i Mrs Ann Wild is accept­


6 ellifield MU on April Re held at Read’s United Hth. The Vicar, the Rev. eeting with prayer.


fromeformed Church daily March 28th to 31st.


h ird spring show will be Jeld on March 19th at St So h n ’s CE Scho ol in j traits Lane. Providing dudging has finished, the lioors will open to the pub­


Spring show thRead Show Society’s


c at 2 p.m. Downham


Carnival time D A t th e m e e tin g of


vng applications from se­ t en to 11-year-olds to join bhe Lion Holiday Club to


hall in aid of club funds. Visits are taking place to Peel Park, Bradford, in May, and to a garden near Ripon in June. The Gar dening Club quiz will be t held in Clitheroe on Sep


ton-by-Bowland YFC Lravelled to the Radio Bancashire studios in wlackburn, where they J ere shown round by Tudith Roberts. Claire


omlinson thanked her. a Next week’s meeting is age.


i t Lane Ends Farm, meet­ lng at 7-15 p.m. in the vil


Visit studios t On Monday night, Bol­


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