Clitheroe Advertiser £ Times, January 18th, 1994 % News from the Villages


barbecued chicken, sausage and baked potato. Institute secretary iMr.Iohn


Magnificent sum President ill' Kimington \V1


Min V. Clardinor wolcomod


new member Mrs C. ihick- ur Newby, anil


thanki'il all wlm helped t» make tlu- carol concert a suc-


te^\i the seheiluled speaker was'unalilf t<» attenil. Mrs Hue Munk, «f Gisburn. steppeil in to give a demonstration anil talk nl'i'iif "Oi'illame" skin care proiluels. After explain­ ing tile uses of tile various products. wliieli are derived ii'oni natural sourees ami not tested im animals, she skil­ fully demonstrated the art nt skill rare anil make-up. using


GRINDLETON


Knapp thanked everyone lor suiiport on such an enjoyable


Pie and peas A pie am) peas supper was


Error in plan Seven members of the pub­


lic attended tlrindlctmi Parish


s e r v e d a t U i m i n t o n Memorial Institu te at the monthly whist and domino drive on Saturday evening. Mr.). Knapp presented prizes and MCs were Mr A. Kccles and Mr 1). Seed. Whist winners: Ladies —


Council meeting, when chair­ man Mr Kred Waddington expressed cond wishes lor me New Year'to all villacers and


couneillors.


Mrs H. Waddinjrmn. Mrs l>. Knowles, Mrs M. Uairstow. Cionls — Mr.). Traynor, Mr Ainsworth. Mr .1. Waddinjr- ton.


Mrs M. Oddie. Mr B. Conchie. Baffle: Mrs Oduie. Mrs K.


Dominoes: Mr U. Hartley,


Mrs tiardiuer as her model. Thanks were expressed by


Parker, Mr B. Conchie. Mrs (J. Parker.


Miss M. Bail-slow and mem­ bers were able to test the var­ ious beauty produets. A special thank you went to the partv of W1 carol singers who* toured the ’ • village il ml the


festive season. Although F O U n dG T ID G lTlbG r severelv reduced in numbers.


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i l i l . The bulk of the money Hkudbmn. will (!<1 t" the Malcolm Her- L'cant Cancel- l-'und for Cliil- dte".A letter from l.litheroe Hospital thanked the branch


for a donation of vases for flowers in the wards and the ditherne branch of the National Children's Home sent thanks for the sum of KM resulting from the carol con-


■ Mr Dixon (To) was well-


known ill the area for ms association with both Hlaul- hurn Snooker Chib and the 1 bidder Valley Bowling Club, being a founder member ol both and chairman ol me snooker club for several


U ‘a bout of ill health several vein s aco. when he was farm- jntr at The Hennings. Newton, necessitated a chance ol


w announced. Area le.uk 1 as a '•»> Mas ......................... - .


organise a coach and anyone wishing to attend should con­


iss liairstow is hoping to tact lier. All children m llunmgton , . . ^


and Midilop. plus W1 mein- bers’ grandeliudren. are eligi­ ble to attend the annua chil­


dren's party to lie held on Saturdav, at 2-31) p.m., m the Memorial Institute, with a


fancy dress parade at 2 p.m. Town crier Miss ltairstow


the creative sewmc class Hem (nt |H| pi|,c|„.sler Recreation on Wednesdays at 1-db p.m. ^;rmm,l ilurinc a Christinas and the painting lor pleasure croup, w hich meets at Mai tin


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Top Chapel li.m.


p Heed anil Mrs tiardioer. Mrs M.


A competition lor an item mjmltl.s to c". 1 thrv looked sot depicting a mouse was won b> (n wi|,


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schoolroom at ..


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1 r|..m,|ads" saw the lads lead throuchout


in liairstow. Ml-s A.


Fruit punch A full house, a festive


..aw t)hu.e ( d|ads and crmulads net two to earn a draw.


Hiut ii late rally


atmosphere and the lively rlivtlims of the Mark lvittn Hand all contributed to the success of a New Y cm Dance at Uimintfton Memorial Insti­


tute. Hi


Matthew Anilertnn. Larry Loftluiuse and Huy McLennan scored the goals for the lads, with Paul Jackson (-1) and


I-;11 io t T a v l fo r th (-1.


•Iiihn Pye replying. c The hichliclit »f k,alm/


ommented one spectator, was a thunderbolt corner fnim


„r fruit iiunch dohn Holton, which tlirea-


-pads versus dads and and, with live


Cave details of forthcoming events, rcinindinc members ol


Even score The p a s t , p re sen t and


future of football was appai- Paula.


as a ........... rocksford and by both Pimlico


and Lakeland Laundries. He is survived bv lus son


Uesidents were particularly . .


interested in a planninc ap|)h- caliun for seven houses on land off Main Street owned by the Kibble Valley Council, hut rented by the parish cuuncil


for allotments. It was reported by resident


Mr Tony Cann that, due to a the council.


voiced their objections to the proposed development amt n tetter was read outlinmc plan-


Other nearby residents also ,


. allotments, tocether with the loss of ear parkmc spaces on the road, and felt there were far too many dwellmcs f«r such a small site at close prox­


ninc lecislation policy and how the plan contravened it. Members of the public were concerned at the hiss of the


imity to cxistinc houses. Concern was also expressed


at the dancer which would be created by another access


road on Main Street. A report was pven mid let­


ters read repio-dmc the heii: it of kerbstones at Whitehall


Lane. Lancashire County Council has stated that the heicht of the stones at one side of the seat was acamst hicliway reculutioiis ami should be lowered. Due to the extra cost this will involve, councillors sucKusted that estimates he soucht to have the kerbstones cut down to


lirian. daughter-in-law Anne and grandchildren tiayle anil


the lejr.il re<|uiremeiit. Councillors expressed con­


cern regarding the derelict state of Tnitex Mill and t nun.


(dwell I’ve promised to raise tin- matter at a future meet- inc of Kibble Valley Council. The site cannot he used for housinc. due to an ltd pipe­ line rmm'mc near the site. A reipiest for a toot|iath


planninc error, the plans will have to be re-submitted, [he proposed plan bud included taint owned by Mr Cann, not


Energetic On Monday evening, mem­


time doing aerobics with Tracv Benson. Thanks were expressed by Susan Walms-


* Lveryone had an enjoyable . . .


be a programme suggestion and sports night and membei s should meet ill the vilhijte hall


L‘Ne.\t week's meeting will


at 7-lii li.m. W1 dinner


President of Bolton-bv-


Howland WI Mrs Pat Duck­ worth welcomed 25 members to the annual dinner at the Duke of York Hotel, Grmdle- ton, where a meal was


enjoyed. Baffle winners were Mrs


Peggy Holland and Mrs Josie Fawcett.


Mrs Duckworth thanked ,


even-one for their help, espe- ciallv in the war memorial


Centre.


that the whist and domino drive in aid of cancel* will lie on Febniarv 10th. The coming spring council meeting will be oil March 2nd.


She reminded members , .


be on February 2nd, when Mrs Joan Fenlon will give a talk on the Association of Country Women of the \\ m id cotiveniion in The llajnie. m P.11I2. Hostesses will he airs Rita Stevenson and Mill Marion Billows. The competi­ tion will lie a WI memento.


modification order at I ill House was invcsUcuted by Conn. David Hmallcy and Conn. Harry Taylor durmc a site visit. They found tile loot- path lias been obstructed bv a feme ami Lancashire Council l’uhlie Kij;hts of Way Committee has been informed


of the situation. t ’ouncillors heard that a Howland Korcst sign will be


erected on land off Ihe brow on tin* approach to the village. Conn. Hazel Read was appointed representative ol


the parish council on the board of governors of (»rindle- tonCK School. Fishing rights of villagers


DOWNHAM Quiz night


venr for Downham and lwis ion Garden Club look tile


The first meeting of . ' the


form of a quiz night, when la members answered questions


about all aspects of gardening, from bouse plants to pests and disease. Raffle winners were: Mrs K. Wilson. Mr H. Honey, Miss F. Smithies. Mrs H.


Houston. Chairman Mr Hliatm Rmicy


at Grindleton bridge have finallv been confirmed bv a plan showing common land at niual distance either side of the bridge on the road side ol ih e Kiver Kibble, i^xacl markers will be erected as soon as possible, togetliei with suggested rules for fish­


ing there.Arrangements will be made


for a skip for household rub­ bish to be sited in the village


in the spring and autumn. Councillors heard that, due


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to verv heaw rain in recent weeks. Chapel bane once again Hooded and also froze, causing a hazard to vehicles and walkers. A landowner adjacent to the lane will be asked to dig a channel to accommodate the excess


water.


Village resident Mr Martin .lames called for volunteers to help clean up the area round


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Grindletoii bridge and sug­ gested village organisations or groups “sidnnt a street, lms


prcsciitcd a book, on behalf of members, to Mr and .Mrs Houston. ;\mericuii visitors who have been living in Downliam for 12 months and have tak en a p a r t ic u la r sa interest in the club. Mr K""y>'


The next WI meeting will t whist and domino drive. 1 he


carol singers raised £2H(i to lie divided betw'een Trinity and the Clitheroe Physiotherapy


bers of Bolton-by-Bowland YFC met for an energetic evening after the Christmas break.


Paper time The usual waste paper


Koval Lancashire Show, has the theme “A gift for granny. This will consist of one pre­


collection will lake place in Griiulleton today. Contribu­ tions of newspapers, "'UK*'” zincs and cardboard can lie left ill the space provided at the top of Hack Lane, near the chapel wall, but the area must


lu- kept tidy. BLO-B-BWAD


serve, two craft items and a hand-made gift card. A joint


Well tried awards


petitkm.^ OTNYOLN great pleasure to walk around “All the judges found it a L IUIMI. t f


absence of litter, except in one bus shelter, was remark­


able. The howling green was •• •


1 1 .......• b well'tended and till Businesses


were verv neat and tidy, although the caravan site could (h> with the grass cut­


ting.“Perhaps a few flowers in th e v ic in i ty of th e war memorial would make it more attractive. Congratulations,


Sabden." They said Sabdon was


remarkablv clean and litter- free, even at weekends, the only exceptions being the playing field and the site of the entrance road to Little- moor sheltered housing. Private property was w-ell


received a very favourable report from the judges of the l ‘)k) Best-Kept Village Com-


Despite not winning . las t year, Sabden


any


effort by members will con- QklH Care TlljWHC niLiiii..b * ------


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tribute to the entries. .Anyone wishing to lose a


few pounds can raise money for th


the village,” said their report, l0 compile a scrapbook for adding: “the neat gardens and — *— -"' i


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posterity and any biuifldimrng authors are invited t


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uuiiuh. ... - ....... - - to write a story for the under fives. The group meeting will be


held on May 12th, when Lis­ burn, Bolton-by-Bowland and Rimington bran ches will


jratlier together. Members heard that the


final total raised at the Christ­ mas fair was £1,578 and a donation of £1,000 will be handed to Airedale Hospital


in February Romania


Farmers enjoyed a talk by 1 L Korol, who showed slides and gave a talk about Ins recent


Members of Gisbnrn Y oung


maintained, with well-tended gardens, and communal budd­ ings were very good, ils were the places of worship and


churchyards. The very few grey spots,


according to the judges, were


the rear doors of St Mary s Church Hall, which were m need of a coat of pnnit, the weeds a t the side of the church and a broken seat. 1 lie approach to St Nicholas s Church was described as lovelv, but the paths at the back needed weeding and drains clearing.


th e M e th o d is t C h u rch grounds, which were very neat and tidv and eared for. Commercial premises were


There was no criticism ol . . ,


generally very good, with C rop pe r 's b u tch e r 's , ^ the White Hart Inn and Sabden Service Station being singled out for particular praise.


Over 60s


at the twice weekly wlust and domino drives were as fol­


Sabden Over CDs' winners


Janet Riley. Dominoes: Mrs Maud Wade. Mrs Lyelvn


lows: Monday’s whist. Mrs Isabella Hodgson and Mrs


Ford and Mr Roland hard. Thursday's domino winners


were Mr Richard Eden. Miss Bernadette Taylor. Mrs Amy


Parkinson and Mrs Ivy Cot-


tarn. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Bessie Breimaml and Mi's


Maud Wade. Gents — Mr Dan Houghton and Mr James Traynor.


Joining forces Sabden's


on January 21st.


schools are coming together for a social event with a disco and supper in St Mary s i ‘aHall


two primary now on safe from both schools. v iiM t *icln ivike-tv.s' are t id if they should ever retui ii


Laser appeal A Siibden couple are Imping


welcomed back with open arms to the gardening e ub. The next meeting will be on


o Downbam they would tie


February llrd, when the Rev- A. Timbrell will talk about


iicrt e v e n i n g n e x t m o n t h . have arranged the evening, l() Ken and Muriel i oundor


to raise money for the Surgi­ cal Liuser Appeal at Blackburn


visit to Romania. During the meeting, mem­


at Claughton-on-Brock. laie(l l


>Vi& 0^ 111* ./healthier


Guidelines have been circu- extended birthday j'reetmj's lated to Wls asking members


ne British Heart 1 oui cia- ^ on i)V sponsored slimming a)Mj


r* ounula- l-on-irrociL. living course


m e t in S t C a th e r i n e s Schoolroom, president Miss lx. Hanson welcomed 1!) mem­ bers and wished everyone a lumpy New Y’ear. She also


When West Bradford WI to Mrs.). Tnppiejr.


Monk, a beauty consultant, nave a demonstration of skin care ami make-up. Members were able to try ‘UlTerent types of creams andmdividual


advice was driven. Mrs M. England thanked .


Mrs Monk for providing a pleasant and instinctive after­


noon. A competition for a siiowv Christmas card, judged bv Mrs Monk, was won by Mrs Sutcliffe. Mrs Mackenzie


and Mrs Trippier. Refreshments were sei \ ed


bv hostesses Mrs Haythornth- waitc, Ml'S Lewis, Mrs Sellers and Mrs Hindle. The next


Gues t sp e a k e r Mrs S. highest security specifications.


reESUS I % « S ,S K ? iS F™ For m o r e d e ta i ls con*°c-]ta;


I. LEAFIELD WINDOWS M l


M CLITHEROE k TELEPHONE: 26010


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craft afternoon meeting will be oil January lhtb at the home or Mrs P. Rushworth.


bers heard that the annual carol singing round the vm;'Ke bad raised £110 for ward 10 of Airedale General Hospital. On Monday, members are asked'to meet at 7-30 p.m. at


the Festival Hall, when Mrs Carr is to give a talk entitled “3DBicturesT^^^^^^


Choir awards The choir of Ht Helen's


After hours answerphone service available (same number), 5fh*eButchers*


Party mood President Mrs Doreen Bal-


shaw and her husband Ken


Church, Waddington, pre­ sented its annual concert m


manee of “Joseph aim the A m a z in g T e c h n ic u lo u r Dreamcoat" by Andrew L oyd Webber, with Jonathan Lloyd as Joseph and the Rev. Alan


The final item was a peiTm - .


Bailev as Pharaoh. Choir awards were pre­


sented bv Mrs Hilda Dimlm-


smi, who ill turn received a bowl of hyacinths handed over bv Anna Dugdale. Miss Con­ nie Moverlev received a bowl of hyacinths from Victoria


Stockton.


tribute to choir director Mrs Jean Hartley ami presented her with a garden token.


Mrs Anne Gregson paid Promoted


D ur ing M a t t in s a t b t Helens Church, Waddmgton,


on Sunday morning, the vicar, the Rev. Alan Bailev. pre­ sented the Royal School of Church Music Senior Singer Award to Louise White. Zoe Smithies was promoted


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FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE ARE HAYING OUR


GRAND ANNUAL SALE Biggest ever stock clearance


100's of RoU Ends, aH sizes and qualities 1000's of square yards avaUable


to head chorister to replace J e n n v C z e rw o n k a . who became head clioirgirl.


Birthday girl m _


M e m h e r s o f l b e K i b h l e M l . d e Gliatburn, were


featuring soloists and chonis (jav afternoon after a snort of Settle Amateur 0|>eratic i,reak.


More positive A more positive outlook in


lyi.ld has been called for from WI members everywhere, members of Bashall Laves \\ were told.


The meeting also enjoyed a slide show on Bodnant Gar-


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dens and Chatsworth House. C e l e b r a t i n g The group’s next meeting is


would involve looking after certain parts of the village, keeping s tre e ts and paths


clear of litter and weeds. Notices regarding fines


for letting animals foul foot- uiths or grass verges have )een posted round the village, blit councillors were informed


that this does not seem to have deterred doj? owners from allowing their pets to create a mess. Councillors urge everyone to try and co-operate in this matter, par­ ticularly in the area near the


school. The next meeting of the . . . .


parish council will bo held on March 8th, at 7-80 p.m., m the Methodist Schoolroom


Confirmation Confirmation classes for


on February 7th, when Mr Berrv, of Charley, will pres­ ent an illustrated talk on owls and other night creatures.


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begins its.New Year pr»- gr.unme witli a lnrthdaj paitj to celebrate 31


Simonstone with Read WI


T h u r s d a y , a t ; - J0 p-»». Friends from neighbouring institutes will be welcome to join ill the annual celebration. During the coming year,


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children who will be 11 or over at Faster ami any adults from tile parishes of Read and Simonstone will be starting m St John's Church vestry on February 7th, at G-30 p.m. Application forms are avail­


able ill both churches and should be returned to the vicar by the end of January.


i Families The next meeting of Read


| Mothers' Union takes place on January 25th. at 7-30 p.in.. m


1 school. Mrs Margaret I eel will talk about 'T-aimlies and nil are welcome.


Be informed Do you want to know what


goes on in the parishes or Read and Simonstone? r or the verv small price of £2 tier year, villagers can receive the monthly parish magazine by contacting the vicar, the Rev.


.Man Reid.


I On Tuesday, Read Cub ScouLs will be playing host to a verv special guest, lie is Mr Pickford, of Blackjiool, who has featured in television pro­


grammes, will give an lllus: tinted talk on wild birds and


I their nests.


I everyone and starts at b-Jo p.m.


The meeting will be open to ....


About allergies The New Y'car was off to a


Church Hall, on February tllL, highlight *’V. 5th Tickets are on sale now in t i,c. singing of Happv bia t


Society of which they are Dominoes and chatting members, in St Nicholas s broUght nnich pleasure, but


once again on 1 hurs- . . , . intr


village shops or from Mr and day" to Mrs Florrie lomhn- Mrs Bounder, who live in Crowtrees Road.


soil, who was *J3. Min I’lmiliiI son has been a re g u la r


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member of the club since it started in 111711 and was pre­


OUR NORMALLY LOW PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED


“ ^ssssrssasE®55sr°“. SH1REBURN r f u u v i . i « . xf' — __ Thurs 9 a-ni. - 8 P-m- iFri 9 *-m- •


the Sunday School, with con­ tributions including solos,


duets, a trio, quartet and monologues from the choris­ ters.


lowed bv entertainment from Ph il K n ig h t , who k e p t everyone in party mood with humorous poems and stories and sing-along songs. He wils thankenby Mrs Balshaw.


The excellent meal was ml- , - ,


welcomed JO members, hus­ bands and friends to the Duke of York lintel, Grmdletom for


Little Milton WTs New Year dinner.


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WE 60 TO GREAT 'PANES" TO PLEASE


sented with a huge bouquet ol flowers on behalf of members. \ ft e r wa rd s . e v e rv o n e


iJfcV.S


enjoved a birthday tea pro­ vided bv Mrs Toml'nismi.


Today th e re will be a


domino drive, starting ut --h> p.m. prompt.


talks will cover osteoporosis, a n t iq u e s , p h o to g ra p h y , machine embroidery, plants fur flower arranging, local vil­


lages and much more. New members are always


welcome to join in the meet- jugs, everv third Thursday in tile moiitii. at 7-30 p.m.. m Simoustone Old bcliool Ilall.


Tell your dog! It has been brought to the


attention of Simonstone 1 ar-


ish Council by a mcmlier ot th e public th a t th e re is excessive dog fouling along


Janua Sun Street • Clith


School Lane. This road is used bv the children attending Simonstonc School and coun-


cillors urge all dog owners to adhere to the local by-laws


footpath. All the aces


in Simonstone Old School on Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m*


There will lie a whist drive


and not allow any dogs under their control to foul the public


d i s c o u n t (Units and Work Tops only)


So u>hy not start


the New Year with a beautiful kitchen


good s ta r t when numerous activities to stimulate mem­


b e r s ’ in te re s t during the mo n t h s a h e a d w e r e |


Parcel fun


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® W o m e n s ...... . r


■ m A H I I i t n w I P l an enjoyable Christmas <hn- |


m»|* foj- memhei*s of 1 en<lh“ton Women’s Institute.


w iih KIDS INSURANCE HALF PRICE King St. Clitheroe. Tel: 2713G ,0S Oil».« O"


wndMl Ut iun nc t . CS Transport avaiutwo on noway* psriod ofltt, may ba


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and carol sinning rounded off I.I.. f ' i . i o e i i n 'U lillW


A name of “yass the P:iIjce*„ i:..


Thirty-three members mnl 13 guests attemlu


I m u i T im n w “ * S..VW. - - - -


I meal, a <iuiz was won by Mrs Monk anti Miss Yates.


|Races Pendleton Village Hall


I members. Committee is to hold a race


night in the hull on F clmian- Uth. The evening starts at 7- 30 p. ni. prompt and tickets are available from committee


Jackie Fairbum. of Whalley, explaining how allergies, more appropriately described as “sensitivities," “intoler­ ances" or bad “reactions, affect so many jicoplc. Bodies | can cope for many years, but an overload of certain food additives or chemicals can | cause reactions.


announced at Gisbum I. A talk was given bv Mrs


At the Allergy Advisory Centre, knowledge is given of one’s own body tolerance to


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foods additives and cheini- can mean the di -


fercnce between feeling well f f i l t Grindletmn -Vftcrtiic or suffering from minor dis-


trussing complaints. Mrs Fan-bum was thanked


testant. Members were informed . . • V ■ i »'"rli? Vlj vV. ’**, )'


by Mrs Maureen Bowe. who in turn was wished good luck for the filming of “Master- chef,” in which she is a con­


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that this year's contest for the Betty Sanderston Trophy, annually presented at the


SALE OF 3 EX DlSPlAY KlTCHENSl Inc Hobs and Ovens by NEFF & ATAG


cATMTASTtr. VALUE FOR MONEY iA I |


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