Clitheroc Advertiser & Times, September loth, 199!,


Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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the countryside IF you would like to protect wildlife, explore the countryside and pick up a skill at the same time, whv not try a special conservation weekend?


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FOR HELP AND ADVICE TO ADVERTISE ON THIS PAGE.


r. Telephone Annette Strickland


skills to take part, as all the breaks have a trained leader, who will offer all the help and guidance you need.


brochure, available from BTCV Lancashire Area Office, -10 Cannon Street, Preston, Lancashire, PR1 :JNT (01772 250286).


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guests were thanked by Mr Har r i son for the important contribution they make in ensuring that the College’s illustrious history and traditions are shared wi th the local community.


last four years and organ­ Aised by Miss Frances


The tours, held for the


above) come from the Rib- ble Valley. ‘


THOUGHTfor the week


WHEN we come to think about it, I find that we can all agree on one thing about our experience of life. Most of the things we have worried about never actually happened and with hindsight we recognise


faith in God’s ability to see us through the difficult days. We need to be able to let go and let God take care of us and the things that happen to us. Of course we shall have our failures and disap­


how foolish we were to make ourselves unhappy by undue worry. The one sure never-fail cure for worrying is to have


pointments as life’s snags crop up to disturb us at times. We know that we are not promised immunity from such things. However, to be conscious of the nearness of our blessed Lord by our side as we pass


through life’s deep waters gives us great confidence and assurance.


through brings to us the peace of mind which passes all human understanding. Although Jesus does not take our burden away, there are many who are ready


To know that His power and influence will see us


find that, as He has cared, the load has been shared Once the difficulties have been overcome and we have the insight to realise how much help we have received from Jesus, we enter into His wonderful peace and have great contentment. JOE STANSFIELD


to testify how he helps us to take the strain and cope with difficult times. Wo pray, “Lord help us now!” and He does' We


a huge success, attracting over 20,000 visitors. All the guides (pictured


hearne, domestic bursar at the College, have been


TOUR guides at Stony- hurst College were invited by the bursar, Mr Donald Hamson, to a celebration buffet supper in the Col­ lege’s Tea Rooms. At the supper, the 50


K.% K NT :u!(,.ilions to the stock at Chthoroe Library include:


her hubaml’s death 18 months a hel01-' 'V1L'n,shl‘ begins to lend


heimer s disease, tongues begin to wag. hverv nuance of village life is captured in a hilarious story of groat emotional |>ower.


u former international tennis star is charged with rape, Dr \ union begins to uncover a tur­ moil of suppressed passions and


allegiance to the prison service with her own conscience. When


new job at an all-rnale prison, where she lias to balance her


ir. " I| u7 ' Out" - Aim, Schole-


Kate Woolard is beginning to eome round from the shock of


kept ullage in .Middle England. Kate \ \ ooltirJ in lw ._ .


helping hand to a friend in the ullage. Whose wife has Alz­


Kathleen Rountree. In a “best


l ib r a r y c o r n e r “Outside. i.iMikinE In" _ life in danger.


psychological injuries which will eventually erupt to put her own


brought to life amid scenes of breathtaking lieauty.


ieul. l)r Anne Vernon has a


range of clocks available. The history of different designs and their mechanical innovations are explained in detail.


International speaker


A FORMER guerilla from Malawi, who was con­ verted by the Christian meeting which he intended to petrol bomb, will be making a return visit to St James’s Church, Clith­ eroe, on October 4th.


inspiring evening, which begins with worship at 7 P.m., followed by Stephen


popular internat ional speaker. a A** ,are welcome to


ttend what will be an


Lungu s address at 7-30 p.m.


head of the African Enter­ prise team in Malawi and a


Stephen Lungu is now


Clocks" — Derek Huberts. A fascinating guide to the wide


**A Collector ’s (luide to


age** — flcoffrcy Moorhouse. An account of a three-month journey through Southern India, conveying the atmosphere of India through its spirituality and polities. The richness and diversity of the sub-continent is


“OM — An Indian Pilgrim-


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Jelley will have a go at “any craft that is going." from batik to decoupage. and had no less than 26 entries in the Clitheroe Area WI Show.


writ e r, worki ng on speeches and stories into m the wee hours, rarely


She is also an avid


Burnl ey, Colne and Skipton.


won her 14 trophies in the past year alone, during competitions in Blackburn,


brought the children’s stories she writes to life — a talent evident in the WI


The same ability has


talking on a topic of her choice or reciting a sonnet, has not only made her a l favourite choice on the


before 2 a. m. Her elocution, whether


aking her way to bed ocal speaking circuit, but


the Mothers’ Union, Burn­ ley Ladies’ Speaker s Club, the village drama group and Simonstone , with Read WI choir, which her husband directs. Behind the scenes, Mrs ■


area leader, Neighbour­ hood Watch co-ordinator. Children’s Society collec­ tor, Simonstone with Read WI treasurer and founder of Simonstone Playgroup. She is also a member of


parish councillor, school governor, magistrate. WI


vated teachers and pupils alike during visits to the Padiham Field Centre where Mrs Jelley has been a guide since Rossendale Groundwork T ru s t designed and developed an educational scheme there


her “Ladybird story,” which has become one* of three Lancashire bedtime stor ies to reach the national finals of the WI Denman Cup competition. The story has also capti­


Mrs Jelley was a resident "Jackanory,” enthralling youngsters with her ani­ mated tales. The current favourite is


marquee at the Royal Lancashire Show, where


dren from all over Lanca­ shire have participated in


five years ago. Since then, 14,000 chil­


ing enough funding is raised, the seven-acre site will remain open for the hands-on experiments, pond-dipping and mini­ beast hunts for creepy erawl ies which have inspired children to pro­ claim visits to the centre their best day-out ever.


one of her most important and demanding commit­ ments. For, with the clo­ sure of Padiham Power Station, the future of the National Power-funded programme is in the balance. It is hoped that, provid­


Nat ional Cur r iculum nature and electricity study days, as well as numerous other outdoor sessions. Mrs Jelley presently counts the field centre as


confidence and hope that their crusade will succeed, opening the door for thou­


world of nature outside the classroom. Providing fodder for the stories Mrs Jelley recounts


sands more children to learn the story of the lady­ bird, while discovering the


Power support stops, with the addi t ional £8,500 achieved through charging schools £1.50 per child for a full-day session and £1 for a half-day. Mrs Jelley has every


and maintenance of the field centre site and build­ ing. Mrs Jelley and her colleagues are working in earnest to raise £6,500 in s p o n s o r s h i p befor e December, when National


An estimated £15,000 is needed annually for wages


husband on business trips abroad.


vided the basis for scrap­ books, photograph albums and diaries about her impressions during special trips. But Mrs Jelley con­ fesses she is not a natural traveller, as she suffers from nerves and even ter­ ror on occasion while away from home — and, possi­ bly more importantly, away from all her beloved activities. For those interested in


telephone number is 0282 771012.


learning more about the Padiham Field Centre, the


Special celebration to thank guides e Her fascination with for­ ign countries has pro­


during speaking engage­ ments locally are the adventures she has had while accompanying her


band, Peter, since moving to the Ribble Valley from Nottinghamshire 21 years ago, Mrs Jelley had some difficulty in actually listing act th e e x t e n t of he r A brief resume included


ivities.


tory of the house where she has lived with her hus­


the Clitheroe Area WI chairman for more years than anyone can remem­ ber, the Simonstone resi­ dent wears dozens of hats in the Ribble Valley community. Sitting in the conserva­


chairing a WI meeting, giving a talk about hotels of her acquaintance or cap­ tivating children with a story about ladybirds, Mrs Jelley is in her element. Possibly best known as


M


A born leader who loves to ‘have a go’


rs Pam Jel- le y is a n a t u r a l l e a d e r , speaker and s to ry te lle r. Whether


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