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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 1st, 1997 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) lews from the Villages! ; Party thanks


; TIThe APril meeting of < Hurst Green WI began • with “ Jerusalem” and j “Happy Birthday” to Mrs 5 Margaret Holden and Mrs > Mary Holden. Thank-you J letters were received from ' guests who had enjoyed the recent birthday party. " Condolences had been


Green, who it is hoped enjoyed the company of- the group. The next meeting will


be on Tuesday, at 7.30 p.m. at Hurst Green Vil­ lage Memorial Hall. All


senior citizens will receive a warm welcome.


BILLINGTON


l sent to Mrs Laura Bailey ;« and Mrs Molly Bailey, and - a donation, in memory of a > greatly loved man.


i Names were taken for a } a c cep ted from Fence.


visit to Read for a choir i concert and an invitation


Social Hour Members of the Social


Reminders were given for


>' the St John’s jumble sale, !• the Bowling Club dance on • May 9th and line dancing


i at the Memorial Hall on May 16th.


Mrs Crot ty said she


• would organise the WI • Bowling Green competi- ; tion if enough members were interested.


•! The speaker was Mrs • Julia Beeden, who gave an ■; interesting and amusing •


t names, going back a few ; centuries.


" talk on the meaning of


• The raffle winner was • Mrs Young and competi- • tion winners for an “Arti- • cle belonging to Grandma” - were Mrs M. Eccles, Mrs


; M. Bailey and Mrs. K. ■


• supplied by the “Birthday • Ladies” .


Excursion The Hurst Green Over


60s summer excursion, on Wednesday, May 28th, will depart at 11 a.m. from the Hurst Green Village Memorial Hall. The first stop will be at Skipton for a b ou t tw o hours fo r refreshments and relaxa­ tion. The party will then tour


the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, circulating Pateley Bridge, arriving for tea on the outskirts of Harrogate at 5.30 p.m. The inclusive price is £5


for members, £10 for non­ members. Pre-ordering a


meal is essential. There is a choice of


steak and kidney pie, roast ham or scampi. Various desserts complete the menu and there will also'


be tea or coffee. For full details,-please .


r ing Doris on (01200)


423688. The raffle winners were: Mr J. P.Monaghan, Mrs


H. Humphries. In the whist competi­


tion, the ladies’ winners were: Mrs V. Duckworth, Mrs Holden. Men: Mr W. Carr, Mr J. Waddington. W i n n e r s


o f t h e


dominoes competition were: Miss J. Ainsworth, Mr H. Ainsworth, Mrs J.


Can-, Mrs E. Ridge. M e m b e r s w e r e


de lighted to extend a warm welcome to three new people, Mr and Mrs W. Carr, and Mrs Mary


1 Young. The evening ended with a lovely light supper


Hour group at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Billing- ton, welcomed visitors from St James’s Church, Clitheroe, to their Tues­ day evening meeting. Mrs H ow a r th and


friends led the meeting, which comprised hymns, testimonies and medita­ t i o n . T h a n k s w e r e expressed by Mrs C. Wall- bank and refreshments were served by members. At next week’s meeting,


Mrs N. Nutter will show slides of Northumberland.


Meanwhile, a tea and chat session takes place today at Ebenezer from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. — and everyone is welcome.


On parade in honour of St George


RAIN clouds made way for sunshine for the biggest formal event of the Scoutingyear, the St George’s Day Parade on Chtheroe’s


C Some fo o young people took part, representing all the different branches o f the movement in the Clitheroe and District Scouts Association and the Clith-


CrThe a S ' o f those taking part ranged from six-year-old Beaver Scouts to 25r ? h e endC


taken by the Scouts’ county vice-president, Lord Lntneroe. ot?Sfparade, in the f i n e s t ^


‘Free your paths’


campaign


W A L K S o f v a r y in g lengths around Sawley,


WI coffee Members of Pendleton


WI are organising a coffee morning on Bank Holiday Monday in the village hall. It will be op’en from 10


a.m. to noon and stalls include those for cakes, bring-and-buy items and plants.


Bishop here The Bishop of Lancaster


will be attending the Rogation Sunday service


at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, on Sunday. The service will start at


2-30 p.m. and the congre­ gation will be processing round the village blessing


the farms. Also in the congregation


will be members of Holy Trinity Church, Blackpool, the church’s twin parish.


WEST BRADFORD


Council At a meeting of West


Bradford Parish Council members heard that the county council was unable to carry out repairs to walls at Scarr Head, Trout Beck Lane and the retain­ ing wall to the River Rib­


ble in Clitheroe Roach C o u n c il l o r s were


pleased to hear that warn­ ing traffic lights would soon be in position at the


local junior school. After consultation with


Mrs Pat Rawson, of Castle View News, it was hoped that a parish magazine might be considered on a quarterly basis in the near future.


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MAY is the month when Women’s Institutes get down to business and discuss the resolutions and instruct their delegates how to vote on them at the triennial general meeting in Birmingham next month.


The resolutions this year are concerned with agenda


21, environmental management, and claims that the use of a pesticide may have links with breast cancer. May 5tn:


J. Wallbank. May 6th:


Bashall Eaves WI — Talk on flower arranging by Miss .


Rimington WI — Resolutions and members night. May 7th:


Slaidburn WI — “Behind the Scenes at Radio Lancashire Barley WI — Resolutions meeting.


ducts by Janet Brown. Little Mitton WI — Resolutions and members evening. Chipping WI — “A Taste of Salt” with Mr Mike Berry.


Thornlcy-with-Whcatlcy WI — Talk on furniture restora­ Grindlcton WI — Resolutions meeting. May 8th: .


tion by Miss J. Stringman. May 12th:


Clayton-lc-Dalc WI — Resolutions meeting. Sabdcn WI — Resolutions evening. May 13th:


Waddington WI — Resolutions meeting. May 14th:


Fence WI — Resolutions meeting. Knowlc Green and Dutton WI — Resolutions meeting.


Dunsop Bridge WI — Talk on ‘The Meaning of Surnames by Mrs Julia Beeden.


Simonstone with Read WI — Resolutions meeting. Sawley WI — Resolutions meeting.


Great Harwood and District WI — Resolutions meeting. May 15th:


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Downham WI — Resolutions meeting and members night. May 19th:


Billington with Langho WI — Resolutions meeting. May 20th:


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Pendleton WI — Resolutions meeting. Longridgc WI — Resolutions meeting.


Whallcy WI — Resolutions discussion meeting. May 24th:


May 21st:


Clitheroe Area Show committee — coffee morning in the Mayor’s Parlour.


„ . ,, Go-ahead for switch to nursery


THE change of use of the ground floor of a dwelling to a nursery and a single-storey extension have


been approved by planners. The application before Ribble Valley Borough


Council’s Planning and Development Committee referred to Portfield, Portfield Lane, Whalley. Councillors heard that the applicants’ intention


was to build a single-storey extension and self-con­ tained dwelling to the first and second floors of


the property. An original application was withdrawn in March


and had been recommended for refusal. The new application had been amended with regard


to access, one of the key concerns expressed by the county surveyor. A new access was to be created off Portfield Road, to the west of the property.


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Bashall Eaves, Hurst Green, Burholme Bridge, Paythorne and Ribchester are being organised this month as part of a national campaign. The Ramblers’ Associa­


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