Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 26th, 1993 5 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial,) , 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 2,22331 (Classified)_________________________ $


Scavenging BolUm-by-Iiowhuul Young


Farmers’ Club entered into the spirit of midsummer mad­


ness when members took part in a scavenger hunt. They were transported to


different locations round the village and then dropped off in small groups. Each group had to collect different items and return in the fastest time to the village without being


seen. The team led by I\ Pope


proved too good for the oppo­ sition and were followed in by the team led by A. Howard and S. Hanson and company. Peter Dakin was thanked


for the use of the wagon and Val Pickard for keeping a tally of the point scoring. The next meeting is the


ACM in the village hall on September 7th, stalling at 7-


45 p.m.


Floral fun At the meeting of Holland


Carden Club, vice-chairman Mrs Mary Pickles welcomed Mr Summerhayes, of Ilest Hank, who showed many beautiful slides and gave a talk entitled: “Messing about in the back garden.” He was thanked by Mrs Alice Pick­


ard. Final arrangements were


made for the garden show to be held in the village hall on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Whitaker


thanked Mrs C. Dyson for organising summer outings to


visit gardens and also Mrs Sally Macaloine for the trip to


Levons Hall. The next meeting will be on


September 8th, when Mr C. H op p e r w i l l talk about “ N o r th e rn gardens and


plants.” : i b ]


Best foot forward Salxlen Howling.Club mem­


bers are hoping villagers will


nut their best feet forward nr die into their wallets to sup­ port a fund-raising sponsored


walk on Sunday. Anyone willing to take part


is invited to join in the walk, which will leave fi'om the rose


gardens at 11 a.m. and will be around eight miles. Leader is Mr Colin Cooke. Anyone who would like a sponsor form should contact Air Peter Slup- ston or Mr Cooke or turn up


on the day.


Best gardens Sabdcn top gardener Mr


David Bromley took the top prize in the parish council s


best-kept garden competition, winning Die trophy in the large garden section, which lit.


has held now for several


^ Mr Hromlev, of Pndiham Hoad, received the trophy from council chairman Coun. A lb e r t Atkinson, during Saturday’s horticultural show. In second place was Mr M. Townend, o f Pendlcside Close, and third was Mr P. A. Barnes, of Wiswell Moor


House. Medium gardens: Mrs k. H.


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Getting ready “Green-fingered" residents


of Grindleton are busy pre­ paring for the village garden show, to he held on Septem­ ber 7th in the Ruck Inn. Classes include vegetables,


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Crozier, Whalley Hoad; Mrs Mary Parkinson, Whallev Hoad. Special features: Mrs Hetty


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Broad ley. Pear Tree Cottage; The White Hart Inn; Mr H. W. Graham, Fairways, Whal­ ley Hoad. Hanging baskets: Mrs B.


Broadlev, Pear Tree Cottage; Mr H. W. Graham, Whalley Hoad; Frank and Karin Goss, Whalley Hoad.


Conservation President Dr .loan Horn!


welcomed members and Mr David Hewitt, the speaker on


“Conservation in the nibble V a l le y ,” to Sabdcn WI s meeting. It was very informa­ tive ami members were sur­ prised at the different depart­ ments which dealt with all aspects of conservation. He said that the Country­


side Commission also put a lot of money into the Kibble Val­


ley, about 8-Ip per inhabitant


each year. There is an active volunteer section, which includes townspeople who like


to work in the countryside at weekends and during their holidays and foreign students. After the talk, Mrs .1. Har­


rison gave details of the trip to Durham. Volunteers were wanted to man the stall at the street market in September and to supplv food for the stall. Names were drawn to take part in a quiz night at Hnpton WI. Birthdav flowers were pre­


sented to Mrs M i ld red Pounder and Mrs Kami Goss and competition winners for a photograph of the Kibble > al- lev were Mrs Mabel Cooke, Mrs Klma Bywater and Mrs Marv Griffiths. Hostesses were Mrs By water, Mrs Gladys Walmsley and Mrs Angela Whitwell.


Tricks and spots Sabdcn Over libs’ ilmnino


winners mi Monday were: Airs Nora Hargreaves. Airs Pau­ line Taylor. Whist: Ladies — Airs Cln is Sellon, Airs Gladys Walmsley and All's Al. Woods. Cents — Airs N. Scott, All's


Lose Aloore. Thursdays dominoes: Mrs


Pauline Taylor, Airs Phyllis Whittaker, Airs Nora Bar- greaves, Mrs Maud Wade. Whist: Ladies — Airs Bessie Brennaml, Airs Millie Moor- house. Gents — Mrs Isabella Hodgson, Air Derek Warbur-


ton. Raffle winners: Mrs Agnes


Haworth and Mrs Chris Sef- Lon.


Seed, Clitheroe Hoad: Mrs Elizabeth Sutheran. Clitheroe Hoad; David and Chris Knw- linson, Whalley Hoad. Small gardens: Miss Edith Heves, Whallev Hoad; Mr W.


from the Villages READ


revealing, as members had to divulge the year they were horn i f they wanted any m- deptli information. President All's D. Simpson


Golden oldies There will be a nostalgic


music quiz in Head Constitu­ tional Club on September 8th,


starting at 1) p.m. Everyone is welcome to what should prove to be a very interesting eve­ ning for the “golden oldies” and not so old.


Making debut The first performance by


the newly-formed Head and


Simonstone Players will take place from September 10th to 18th at 7-:l0 p.m. in the


United Reformed Church. The production “ Good


Night Mrs Puffin" is a comedy winch has enjoved success in the West End, hut on this occasion will be made up entirely of players from Head and Simonstone. Tickets are available from the post office, library ami Pollard's Garage.


HURST GREEN Friendly


The fortnightly whist and domino drive of Hui*st Green Over libs Club was a pleasant and friendly get-together held in the Aleinonal Hall. Whist winners were: Ladies


— Airs Helen Hartley, Airs Bervl Wadriington. Gents — Mr Charlie Holden, All's Bose Bichanlson. Dominoes: All's Alary Card-


well, Air Bill Seed, All's Kath­ leen Seed, Air Adrian Holden. Baffle: Aliss Agnes Holden,


Tuesday, payment will be required for the day trip to Derbyshire, at £H per person. The coach will leave Hurst Green at !l-:lb a.m. prompt on September 1st.


trtORNLEY Gibraltar At Thornley with Wheatley


WI meeting, bold in the Com­ munity Centre, members were taken for a “ Tour of Gibraltar” by Mr D. Watson, who had a good selection of slides and some amusing anec­ dotes. Th is was fo l low ed by


refreshments ami a quiz for an unusual kitchen implement, resulting in many curious


things being on display. Mrs M. Blackburn’s object was


judged the most unusual.' Draw winners were Mrs A. Koper, Mrs W. Slater and Mrs.I. Croft.


WHALLEY


Moon signs A return visit to Whalley


novelty vegetables, fruit, WI meeting by Miss Joan Pil-


plants, flo we r s , f 1 o we r arrangements, home-made wine, chutney, jam, cakes, eraft and knitted items. Once again a good response


is hoped Tor, even though the summer weather him not been


kind.


kington proved most fascinat­ ing. She spoke about moon signs and members listened spellbound as she told how th e i r p e r s o n a l i t y was influenced by the phase of the moon on then* date of birth. This turned out to he quite


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Airs Amv Isherwood. A l tlie next meeting tin


Gas heating Work is well underway on


installing a new gas central heating system ill Pendleton Village I full. Various events have been organised in the past to help towards the cost


of the installation.


Appointment A former vicar of PcMidle-


toil, the Bev. Derek Leyiand, lias been appointed Chaplain


to Benders in the Gaistang and Poulton deaneries. Ml Levland, who is now vicar ol St‘Helen's Church, Gai stang, was vicar at Pendleton from


111(17 to 11)74.


Bishop’s visit The Bishop o f Blackburn


will he the celebrant am] preacher at the harvest thanksgiving service at Al Saints' Church, l ’einllelon, oil October Hid. He will be able to meet parishioners at a bul- fet lunch after the service, which starts at 11 a.m. The following (lay there will lie a harvest home, which will


include a film show of the sponsored cycle rule by tile v ic a r , the B ev . Boland Nicholson, from St Bee’s to Boliin Hood's Bay.


Harvest lunch The Pendleton branch of


the Kibble Valley Conserva­ tive Association is to land a harvest lunch on September .bill. The event, at Standen Hall, bv permission of Air .1. E. B. Aspinall, starts at noon. Tickets are available from committee members.


Flowers admired Members of Pendleton WI


were delighted when Mrs Katherine Kenyon stepped in


a short notice to give a flower arnmging demonstration. Her three unusual arrange­


ments were much admired and later raffled, lucky win­ ners being Mrs S. Monk, Mrs C. Slinger and Mrs J. Crab­ tree. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs M. Baldwin.


•• Final arrangements were made for a visit to Alston Hall and members were reminded that guests have been invited


to the next meeting. President Mrs B. Collmge


thanked all members who entered and were successful in the Clitheroe Area WI Show. A competition for a holiday


snapshot was won by Mrs E. Slinger, Mrs C. Thornber and Mrs A. Slinger. Mrs S. Beggs and Mrs S. Ormiston manned the bring-and-buy stall, which raised £11.55.


thanked members for their efforts regarding the Glitli- eroe Area WI Show and mem­ bers stood ill silence ill memory of Alary Whitehead, a long-serving member who


died recently.


la. I’eaee and Airs E. Bee- cham.


Supper was served by Mrs _________


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Creative quilts The beauty of the ancient


parish church of St Mary the Virgin, at Gishurn, will be furtner enhanced this week­ end as church members and friends stage their annual flower festival. This y e a r , the b r igh t


colours of the floral arrange­ ments will he echoed in the patterns, tones and textures o f beautiful hand-crafted quilts, many of which have been made'by local ladies at creative sewing and quilting classes in the area. This will he a delightful


exhibition of superb crafts­ manship in a lovely setting. The fe stival runs from


tomorrow to Monday (inclu­ sive), open daily between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., with a special festival “Songs of Praise1' ser­ vice on Sunday at fl-JIO p.m.


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Curtailed The August meeting o f


Downham WI to the garden of Ben Andrews, in Garstang, had to he shortened due to the had weather. Members then adjourned to the Crofters for a lovely supper. Congratulations were given


to all who entered the area show. A cheese and wine ev enin g will be held on October 1st and members were reminded of visits to Gishurn, Sabden and Pendle­ ton Institutes in September. The next meeting includes a


demonstration of dairy pro­ ducts by “ Mary from the Dairy" and the competition is for four cheese scones.


SIMONSTONE


Trip of lifetime Members o f Simonstone


with Head WI were enter­ tained by one of their own members, Mrs J. Lund, who spoke about New Zealand. She told of the differences she


found and the many sights she saw while oil an extended holiday. Her walking trip into the hills stirred the imagina­ tion and members browsed through her excellent photo­ graphs and momentoes of her


trip of a lifetime. Airs Nora Hull gav e a


report of her visit to Den­


man College for a “ Belax, rumble and swim’ course.


Al a n y listening were encouraged to try to visit Denman t hems e l v e s to experience the numerous


courses available. A competition for the oldest


magazine was woo by Aliss A. Dyson with a parish magazine dated 1:«»:!. Airs Simpson found an old newspaper dated 1875, which told of the last public hanging in England and had an advertisement showing you could go to New York from Glasgow for BS guineas. Guest speaker at the meet-


Nimble fingers demonstrate


craft skills TWO nimble-fingered Ribble Valley kwkes will


be delighting visitors to Samlesbury Hall next week when they demonstrate their ski Is dur­ ing a special “Craftsmen At Work exhibition. Mrs Christine Holgate, pttsL several years, said


or Whalley, should be a special favourite among y o u n g s te r s w ith h er whimsical soft toy crea­


tions, which are all sewn i an old-fashioned treadle


machine. Mrs Gladys Slater, of


Clitheroe, on the other hand, will be showing off her crocheting and knit­


ting handiwork. Mrs Holgate actually


made th e l i t t le Jack Walker teddy bear that has just accompanied can­ c er patient Ivan Har­ greaves on his “ End to


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End Walk.” A non-teaching assistant


a t W h a l le y P r im a r y School, where Mr Har­ greaves’ son Andrew is a pupil, she fr e q u e n t ly makes furry animals for fund-raising activities and school events, including a lion for a recent Africa


Week. Mrs Holgate, who has


participated in the “ A t Work” exhibition for the


visitors. But she has also dipped


into teddy bear repair dur­ ing the demonstrations


and recalled a little girl whose day was made when she mended a lost bear


arm. , Another special memory


she cherishes is of a blind lady who wanted to find a soft toy for her guide dog. Mrs Holgate was so wor­ ried the (log might eat the eyes on her toys that she made a safe one as a sur- I prise while the lady was having lunch. When she returned, the dog just stood in front of her sew­ ing machine as though he knew the specially-sewn mouse was for him. The exhibition, which


runs from Bank Holiday Monday until next Sun­ day, is open from 11-80 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission to the hull is £2 fiir adults | and 80() for children.


Steps into save walk


F IN E , sunny weather greeted Clitheroe Natural­ ists fo r th e ir walk oil


| Saturday. Due to illness, the pro-


i posed walk along the Kib­ ble Way was postponed and Mrs Jean T r o t te r I stepped in to lead a walk


from Gishurn. Starting from the v il­


lage, the 8G members went in a s o u th - e a s t e r ly direction to walk along Coal Pit Lane, past Bonny


I Blacks Farm, to join the | old Roman road, which runs from Rimington to Elslaek.


The party turned north


at Brogden, going past the old hall and on to Bra- eewell Lane. After a short


re st at the lodge, the group returned to Gishurn by Walter Hill plantation. Extensive views were


enjoyed, with Pcn-y-ghcnt and ’ I ngleborough clearly visible. A count of GO flow­ ers was noted and Mrs Connie Bishop thanked the leader for saving the day. The next outing will be


to Leathley on September 4th, departing at 10 a.m. The leaders will he Brenda | and Lorraine Wilkinson.


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ing on September 10th will be Mr Williamson, o f Bolton


Mountaiin Rescue team.


Wanting tokens I f any villagers have col­


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Paper A waste paper collection


will take place at Simonstone School tomorrow, from


a.m. to 4410 p.m.


Welcome The meeting of Simonstone


Parish Council will he held m tile new school tomorrow, at 7-:SII p.m. All villagers are welcome to attend.


CHATBURN


Depleted Although th ere was


depleted attendance at the Bibblesdale Club, Chatburn, everyone enjoyed playing dominoes anil chatting, tea hostesses were Airs E. Camp­ bell and Airs Al. Itidgwav. Today there will he a hmgo session, starting at 2-15 p.m prompt.


u TOSSIDE


16 tables There were 1<> tabjes at ~


whist and domino drive held in Tosside Institute in aid of funds. MCs were T. Robinson and W. Kenyon. Winners: B. Stavley, E


Wealth of talent When the speaker failed to


turn up to Chipping W Is August meetjng, resourceful


members did not panic. Instead they called on the


wealth of talent within the WI, asking several members


to talk about their crafts. Th e fa s c in a t in g talk s


as rug making, flower arnmg- ing and smocking. The 08 ladies listened enthralled as Mrs Rita Joyce, of Tweedy s Court, Chipping, told them about the garments she makes from the hair of her two collie


dogs. Mrs Joyce took a course m


spinning seven years ago and had the unusual idea of using


the hair from the family dogs to spin and knit into clothes. She explained how she mixed the hair with wool, as oth­ erwise the clothing would be too hot to wear. Members were given a chance to handle Mrs Joyce’s handiwork — to see for themselves what the hair of the dog can do! The vote of thanks for the


impromptu talks was given by Wl president Mrs Fazacker- ley. 'Pea and cakes were then served by hostesses Mrs J. Seed, Mrs M. Cliffe and Mrs I*. Gifford.


lBILLINGTON On and off stage On Tuesday evening, Eben-


e/.er Baptist Social Hour, Bil­ l ing t o n , w e 1 c o m e <


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Edmond Cambien, of Clith­ eroe. He spoke about the peo­ ple he has met and the places lie has visited in his long ama­ teur theatrical career, using his scrapbook to illustrate his t a l k , whi ch every one thoroughly enjoyed. A vote of thanks was given


bv Mrs K. Lowe and Miss M. Kay was organist. Refresh­ ments were served. N e x t w e e k , M rs J .


Dewhurst will give an illus­ trated talk about her holiday in America. There will lie a tea and chat afternoon next Thursday, from 2 p.m., and everyone is welcome.


Jackson, E. Dowles, W Herd, S. Graveston, H. Bol land. M. Pye, I). Law, J Tomlinson, J. Oddie. R a f f le : N. Breaks, L.


Brown, R. Brown, H. Lofth- ouse, T. Robinson.


included interests as diverse WEST BRADFORD


In the garden Members and*friends of St


Catherine’s Church, West Bradford, attended a cheese and wine evening arranged by Airs Glenda Heanan, who | kindly made available her home and gardens for the


event. The evening raised £448 for ......


church funds and a most attractive table of cheeses with garnishes, fruit, tasty snacks and a variety of dips was a delight to see. The vari­ ous stalls were well patron­ ised and raffle winners were the Itev. Alan Bailey, Airs S. Joyce, Airs C. Whitehead, Air 1>. England, Mrs .1. Cottam


and Airs Al. Thomas. The vicar thanked Airs


Heanan for her hospitality, helpers for making it such a p l e a s a n t e ven in g and everyone who gave support.


Summer wear West Bradford’s Leisure


Cluli lunch was attended by 81 members and two visiters, Mrs Limbert and Airs Oliver, who were given a warm wel­ come.


There was a very friendly , . ,,


atmosphere and most of the ladies wore colourful summer | dresses to suit the day. The


meal was enjoyed by all and Airs Bftbinson and her team were congratulated. Baffle winners were Airs Pve, Airs Hunter, All's Oddie,


Afi-s Bury, All's Himlle, Aliss I‘ye Airs Whittle, All's Han­ son, All's Kay, Mr H. Peel and Airs Sellers. A session o f bingo was won by Airs Simp­ son, Mrs Sellers, Mrs Wrath- all and All's Hudson and the caller was Airs Robinson.


. The next event will be a trip to Bipon on September


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