C lit hewn 22.121, (Hdilorial). 22:12:1 (Advertising). Burnley 1,22H31 (Classified) ® News from the Villages SABDEN


Beavers A new Beavers’ park for


six-to-eight year olds looks


set to start in Sabden after the school holidays. And there are also plans


to re-open a Scout troop if more help can be found. It is good news for the


village where only Cubs have been open for the past three years, run by Cub Scout Leader Steve Whitehurst. But a lot more support from parents is needed if


the Scout Group is to thrive. A major plea is for fund­


raising as the last money­ making venture was three


years ago and funds are G a r d e n seriously down.


Anyone who is willing to Under the Garden Open


help in any way should Bay Scheme, which raises contact Steve, or Scout money for charity, James Group secretary Pam and Doreen Bowker will Bates.


open their beautiful gar-


Also parents are being den to the public on Sun- urged to support any day between lp.m. and 5


meetings called to arrange fund-raising, or other,


events. Winners


The winning ladies


p.in. Admission to their garden at Swiss Cottage, 8 Hammond Drive, Read, is £1.50 for adults, and teas will be served throughout the afternoon.


hands at whist were S c rv iC O played by Mrs Bessie Brennand, and Mrs Gladys On Sunday a joint family Walmsley played the win- communion was held in St


GISBURN


Treasure The building fund of


Gisburn Parish Church


benefited by £119 raised CharitV Cash i a car treasure hunt.


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from i On a beautiful summer A grand total of £1,310


nine gent’s hands when John’s Church, Read, to evening, a group of cars held' aTtiie liome'of Mr Sabden Over- 60s met for which the congregation of wended their way through n.lvm „ i m--.fn ov nf their Monday night social St Peter’s Church, Simon- the byways of Bowland,


was raised at a ladies’ day a vmnip sfmnn


and whist and domino stone=’ w|'„eJ ^ m o r n in s ' t!’ eir 0C=uPa,|ts, sel!k*n.e stone. This amount will be drive.


ims Sunday moining clues as they took part m


garet Bleasdale and Mrs hymns, at 9 a.m. There Middop. A M . . . T1-----_________ T'l.. m _


Amy Parkinson. Raffle Miss Edith Hayes and Mrs Gladys Walmsley. Thursday’s whist win­


ners: Ladies — Mrs M. Edmondson and Mrs Bes­ sie Brennand. Gents — Mr George Holden and Mrs J. Riley. Dominoes — Mr William


Cooke, Mr Richard Eden, Mr Roland Ford and Mrs Flora Cooke. Raffle — Mrs Joyce Bailey, Mrs Bessie Brennand, Mi’s Pauline Taylor and Mrs Janet Riley. Meetings are held in St


Mary’s Parish Hall each Monday and Thursday and all are welcome.


Civic Sunday Sabden’s own Ribble


Valley Mayor, Coun. Mi’s Eileen Lowe, will hold her civic Sunday this week­ end. A procession through


the village will leave from Contrast Upholstery car


part at about 10 a.m. for a civic service in St Nicholas’s Parish Church. The Mayor and


also be in attendance and i


there will be refreshments afterwards in the church hall.


Anniversary Next Thursday — July


11th — is the 150th anni­ versary of the consecra-


Church. llttlT Un *w\ r t im t l ir e nm r in n . i f


will be no family service at 11 a.m. and Sunday School will not meet again until after the school holidays.


Concert To raise money for the


piano fund, members of Read United Reformed Church are holding a con­ cert tomorrow (Friday) evening in the church hall at 7-30 p.m. Musicians taking part will be. Jane


Dominoes — Mrs Nora there will be a service of the hunt, organised by Mr Hargreaves, Mrs Mar- Holy Communion, with and Mrs D. Nicholson, of


After a brain-teasing


jou rn e y via Sawley, Grindleton, Holden and Lane Ends they arrived tired but triumphant at


Middle Flass Lodge, Bol- ton-by-Bowland, to enjoy


a well-earned supper of pie and peas.


shared between Marie Curie Cancer Care, Burn­ ley Hospice and Macmillan Nurses. M r B r a d 1 e y thanks everyone who sup­ ported the event.


Charges At the meeting of


Rowiaml (fiute), Josephnie iowe(i by Mr Brian Stott An agrLmenUs being RosGm*n*v White ‘ (iiinno) !1" ‘'


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Tickets,'' which 'include Mr aa(1 M''s Nicholson culated to all users and slipper, are £1.50 and may were thanked by the this wi 1 be discussed at be obtained from church Ai-chdeacon of Craven, the the next meeting.


members or at the door.


Results Whist winners at Read


Constitutional Club on


Mayoress of Clitheroe will held as usual during the *n Chipping will be the measures for the school, • • » • . .


................................. ................... tianity, the latest event dant, proposed security .


Monday evening were as follows. Ladies: Mrs L. Charnley, Mrs E. Hut­ chinson. Gents: Mr C. Reynolds, Mrs-E. P. Lar­ kin. Special prize was awarded to Mr W. Baker and MC was Mr G. A. Holden. Whist drives will be


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local holidays. GRINDLETON


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Meeting All residents of Grindle­


Nicholas 8 Pttrtsh the meeting of the parish council to be held on


ton are invited to attend


the anniversary year have th0 Methodist Chapel already been held but schoolroom.


Celebrations to mark Wednesday at 7-30 p.m. in’ nnnnnl fsin* nr Kt M-nure ..i....... r.... .


Ven. Malcolm Grundy, for Councillors heard that organising an enjoyable Ribble Valley Borough event.


• CHIPPING Fair


Council had informed the brewery that planning permission was needed for an advertisement sign on the wall of the Stork Hotel.


Jn: keeping, with the Simonstone School gover-


Mrs Jolley on items dis­ cussed at. the meeting of


A report was given by


spirit of last week’s highly nors which included the successful joint celebration re-submission of an appli- of 1,400 years of Chris- cation for a crossing atten-


mnual fair of St Mary s planning application for an RC Church, on Sunday. extension to the building, The fair will be opened and results.of standard


by the Rev. Arthur Siddall attainment tests to be for- at 1-30 p.m. and this popu- warded to the Department jar family event will 0f Education in compliance include a hurdy-gurdy, with legal requirements, children’s band, Scottish Councillors agreed that dancers, hot-dogs, teas, the clerk should investi- refreshments, pony rides, gate the need for repairs five-a-side football, raffles, to a telephone cover in coconut shy, tombola and Furness Avenue and a tots’ train ride, as well as depression in the pave- stalls featuring craft goods ment in F ou n ta in s and home-made produce. Avenue.


by the British Creameries ist. The rate chargeable car, wjth Mr J(din Peel was to be £(j per hour, and Mrs Sylvia Peel and with a possible minimum .• friends coming second, fol- ehanre of three hours


Pop marks were gained introduced from August


Simonstone Parish Coun­ cil, the chairman reported that charges for the use of school premises were to be


HURST GREEN Raised £600 ■


excellent situation to catch passing trade for members of St John's Church. There


cakes, plants, linen,books,


a-brac and trade was ecss-and the date for this brisk, with proceeds yT


videos, cassettes and brie- amounting to £500.


ear s. da«lae h 1" b° Noveniber 8th. However,


is proceeding well, with a ""nations was not well few. skilled church mem- supported tlierefore,


Their efforts will make t i ie ^ o n c ^ i c ^ renovated building a splendid meeting place.


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money lias continued to e ramme would recom- flow in,reaching the prin- mence on September 11th. celv sum of £957.


. . . . ■ A visit to Wensleydale


o f Children’s Society Settle has been arranged collection boxes, the total .J°j’ Ju y 15th. The cost is raised was £281.45.


At the annual emptying £ r,oa'T ry: Hawes and


& aa<l aay0" e ,w,sh,a!v t<! go should telephone 01254


824712. WHALLEY


Results ■ Whist


Anniversary 1 As part of the 1400th


anniversary in Whalley, s o u v e n ir mugs and


The Germans may be first on the sunbeds,


but we’ll be there longer.


Abbey senior drive in Whalley were as follows. Ladies: Mrs B. Preston, Mrs C. Horsfall. Gents: Mr G. Butler, Mrs L. Barker.


Waste paper A waste paper collection


winners at the T-shirts are available from' citizens’ the church office.


Library There will be an exhibi­


or left at the bottom of The monthly police sur- driveways for-collection ffery will take place at


will take place in Whalley on Saturday. Paper can be taken directly to the skip SUfQGry on the tennis club car park


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between 9 a.m. and noon. Whalley Police Station, Princess Street, on Satur­


Anniversary Sunday School anniver­


sary celebrations took


place at Whalley Method­ ist Church on Sunday. The Rev. Brenda Leigh led the service her theme being “ S ta n d up and be Counted” the Sunday School wel­ comed the congregation to the church hall and the younger children sang ‘‘God Loves You”. The les­ son 'was read by Tom Jeffs. The scholars enacted various stories from the


day. PC Walsh and PC Brownless will be on hand to help with any problems or queries.


Summer fair Whalley CE Primary


tion of “Whalley School Through the Ages” in Whalley Library from tomorrow until the end of August, to celebrate its 150th anniversary.


Work on the old school th.e vaat to Blackl“ o1 lllaT


hers giving their time and lulare vlsl.ljf to.the illumi- expertise generously, nutions.will.be restricted


Money raised at the gift e‘.’.1. u "? lJ?e Jca,1 ’. ln tlle day will be allocated for villagehall, had been a


this purpose and further success and the pro- 0f “Songs of Praise”.


a^“ n, ,daaC“ S’a,h?i,t i , ,


»n wii miu^aiiui j im i m m o u n t i l r I’ f tP A m . mi The philosophy of reli­ ,J i. •» _ . 1. . . .


gious broadcasting and the technicalities involved in the creation of radio and TV programmes on reli­ gion were explained. There was useful discus­ sion about the scheduling of programmes and the aims of the department and the audience were surprised to learn it takes a team of 30 people to pro duce a half-hour “Songs of Praise”.


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F a s h i o n s f o r a L a d y i SIMONSTONE.


owner being constantly asked for directions to the site of Simonstone Busi­ ness Park, Lancashire County Council is to be asked that an amended sign, indicating the access to the site, be erected as soon as possible at the junction of Blackburn Road and Shuttlewortli Hall link road. The next meeting will


be held on August 30th. C o u n c i l lo r s w e re


Parish Council.


informed that a band con­ cert held in June was very


Due to a local garage . The Nab.


Thursday is the actual anniversary day when a special thanksgiving s«*r- vice will take place in (he church. The preacher will be the Bishop of Burnley, the lit Rev. Martyn Jar- rctt.


Fellowship Sabden Women’s Fel­


All ladies are welcome Bairstow and Mr A. and Fr Michael, from St


lowship will take a break in July and meet again on August 29th when Fr Michael Fairclough will be the speaker.


Church Hall at 2-15 p.m.


Luncheon Shepherd’s pie, with


peas and carrots, followed by a summery sweet of meringue nests and fruit salad, was a hit with mem­ bers of Kimington and Middop Luncheon Club.


In the a fte r -lu nch domino session Miss M.


gamed prizes. Raf-


■ Mary’s RC Church, will winners were Mr L. speak in St Nicholas’s b ’lienian, Miss M. Ban


stow, Mrs A. Peacock and Mr D. Seed.


The luncheon club out-


ing will take place on July 31st. Members should meet at Rimin g ton Memorial Institute for an 11 a.m. start. Others wish­ ing to join the outing - should contact the secre- tary, Mrs IS. Jackson, tel. 445430.


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A DISAPPOINTING Calderstones Hospital and turn-out braved the wet the countryside around weather and the 10-mile Brook House Farm, Wis- Whalley Parish boundary well, Whalley Banks and walk.


The organisers were. Heavy rain did not deter


expecting approximately the walkers, and even 50 people to turn up on youngest participant Saturday, but only around Nicholas Fendell (six) 20 eventually attempted completed the event, the walk, which was spurred on by some of his organised as part of the classmates, who joined on W h a l


Celebrations. l e y 1 4 0 0 the last section Our picture shows most The walk took in see- of the walkers setting off


nery such as the abbey, from Whalley Village Hall. life before leading them in R n w l in a


successful and next year it two traditional songs and D u w m iy will be staged by' Read games.


Andrew Whittmgham was Walmsley team at Whalley welcomed as junior church Bowling Club on Sunday steward.


C h u r c h rn c u b e r match with the Judge


Age Concern At the AGM of Whalley


and District Age Concern,


the village centre at Hurst Green proved to be an J,* 1 (J- , .


A stall on the green in held in the village hall, officers elected were: Mr


F. Pope (chairman), Mr R.


pvcpllpni. situation to palpi, Sharpe (vice-chairman), Mrs X. Robinson (secre-


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was a good display of (treasurer).. Committee home-made produce, wi“ ^-elected <


tary), Mrs B. Kramrisch m bloc


at 2 p .m . to which everyone is welcome. The bowling club is


hosting a junior open com­ petition the following Sun­ day at 11 a.m. open to boys and girls under 18, entry £1. Entries to P. Holden (01254 822737).


BBC duo As part o f Whalley


It was lepoi ted that the .produ


Droducer of ."SS “ Songs of Braise” David Kremer and Chris Lotighlin, a pro­


1400th celebrations, senior l


u


ducer with the BBC Reli­ g iou s B r o a d ca s t in g Department, Manchester, visited Whalley School on Saturday to present “God on the Box” . In role-play style;* 40 ^members- ofthe audience found themselves cast as cameramen, truck drivers, light operatives, producers and researchers in an imaginary production


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Young people of fair, usually enjoyed in the School’s annual summer


Bible and Mrs Leigh spoke service and clog dancers to them about Christian had to be cancelled.


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Lifeline for local farmers hit by beef cash crisis


FARMERS in the Ribble Valley hit by the beef cri­ sis could be offered a lifeline from local Labour Euro MP Mark Hendrick. Mr Hendrick is working on a Labour European Parliamentary plan to unlock massive European finan­ cial aid for the British beef and food processing industry and its workers. European Union funds could be the extra help farm­


ers need to get back on their feet and would be on toj) of the compensation already on offer to farmers.


Due to the ban on British beef in Europe, the


European Parliamentary Labour Party will be put­ ting pressure on the Government to act on these proposals. Otherwise, the economy of rural areas including the Ribble Valley could be changed forever. Mr Hendrick said: “The Government needs to plan


now for the long term future of the beef industry. I don’t want to give the impression that there is a pot of gold waiting for rural Lancashire, but there are funds which could be accessed, to help the local economy and beef industry over the next few years.”


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