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(ent of viewers told ;en nothing good to cent thought the truthful. There is a


If the adults polled ■ied about violence atershed and the


lot "nasty" quiz and were considered the 5. Yet these much- ;oap operas are the ■


programmes which


[ntly for the ratings, s that the favourite polled were whole- aracters. The much- lundignif ied and out-


brought the big-hitting Talbot, to the crease. The score had reached


In t u n e On Saturday, St Peter and St Paul's Church,


people that the final house was £100.


63 for one when Middle- brough bowled Talbot for


Bolton-by-Bowland, is rate but struggled to take funds and the Lady Farm­ hosting an evening with


25.The Grindleton attack managed to stem the run


Last tune the two choirs remQVP visited Bolton-by-Bow and ^


tors are invited to attend the concert, which starts at 7-30 p.m in the church. Tickets are £3, available


Airedale and Cobbydale j jj^ey (39) shared a part- SpOtS Sfld trUITlpS Singers.


nership of 50 before Taylor ed R. Hiley. Taylor


to include refreshments from Bolton-by-Bowland post of fice or at the door on


. the evening.


F a r m e r s A Young Farmers’ club in the Ribble Valley has met for the first


Is were polled as the d people are different ities play in the pop- are good people


doubt that many of i which accompanied [have had deleterious


llity of life in Britain Tat Holme Moss were ]md and ask if Britain | serene and pleasant ; which is starting to


[to be wary and today hd political masters [he backlash.


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I age of child labour le delegates on the heir industry made held that if children Iter able to develop


Hicated that many [keep their children [solution was reject-


| f his hands. He had Ifering from anthrax. Tdale League cup for [e manner in which


Ining set up by the


Iht Procession sailed Ighter. lilarious jibes at var- ified high jinks were )f topsy-turvydom".


lut the season. its accompanied the


ie Castle provided a


tie to town to add its Britain spirit. The ssociation attracted , where heavy horses, i. There were 450 rab- iexhibits and the open


-eception on their sets i transmitted its first


e were both distorted, ter - the most power- nce before the official


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rer level as the driest lan an inch of rain fell and Worston were not iter tanker was used to


ip and bucket brigade, e place spotless. Judges ki a pride in its village, mat owing to the previ-


it to ban all non-essen- bble Valley authorities es and footballers using after matches. Kept Village competi-


T a b l e m a g i c Everyone is invited to go


along to see tricks and illu­ sions performed before your very eyes at a night 01 close-up table magic in Grindleton School hall on September 28th at 8 p.m. Tickets are £5 including


epidemic broke out. A 4 a rvA L ore nf


time


Bolton-by-Bowland club met on Monday for a


a shrewd decision with nis bowling attack, introduc­ ing the left-arm medium pace of Whittaker. Aided by two stumpings by Crossland, Whittaker took the last four wickets to skittle Haddington for 139. Grindleton got off to a


Skipper Crossland made 1_._.J Jrtrtln/ITl Wlfr.H nlS


©Kipper


they presented a super wickets between them in evening with music of all kinds. Residents and visi- ^


then took three drive


. k succession to reduce ^ tors to 131 for six.


■test er isb


Y ln item the run Roof Fund, village hall K HUey (14) and ers’Benevolent Fund.


a ge..—-


There were 11 1 1 tables at the latest Gisbum domino • "


n s q h t in t o life “


u. .. „ organised by the Fes- . ^ S K e


Nibbles were donated by the proprietors of the- White Bull, and £180 was raised to be donated to Gisburn Parish Church


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Yet Ever New", and Mrs Brennand recited a poem entitled "Time". Organists for the day


were Mrs B. Harrison and Mr M. Blakey, and collec­ tions were for chapel


Hutchinson. Gents Mrs E. P. Larkin, Mr A. Shaw. A special prize was won by Mrs M. Dearing, and Mb was Mr G. A. Holden. ■


T a s t y f a r e Members of Rimington and Middop Luncheon


tival Hall Committee. kjs appreciative audience a stables, f° SDOnKe and Krayonfo? whist and fMr


ginge'r


es ; » s f jf f is s sg “ts s s s s t Mr Brown's talk was


cSstordtt .*


whist: Mrs Susan Grave- ^ gehted by the nuclear -»__ _ f «Vb- \


ston, Mrs J. Meyler and Mrs M. Edmondson; mens whist: Mr J. Traynor, Mre


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M. Riley and Mr J. Hart- lev; dominoes, Mrs M. Norcross, Mrs M. Berry, Mr C. Wiseman and Mr u.


good start, with Middle- Knight.Raffle winners were Mr Mmme-


brough1 (20) and Amsworth


since the foot and mouth (29) sharing an J.1. « flwnf Members of the


games evening. They are planning


another meeting on Sep­ tember 10th, an evening of tenpin bowling at


Skipton. Members will set oil


from the village at 7 p.m. and offers of transport by parents will be welcome.


stand of 45 for the first wicket. Despite losing three quick wickets, they


were 66 for three after ZU


overs.Grindleton’s skipper Crossland was joined at the crease by Taylor. A fine stand of 52 followed, with both batsmen playing cau­ tious and sensible cricket.


October 6th.


J Dinsdale, Mrs M. Nor- cross and Mrs M. Davies. The next drive is on


both informative and sad,


but yet at times almost light-hearted as he con­ trasted the absurdness of the officialdom with the social resilience of the peo­ ple he was privileged to


meet, L{*-------- ' noes was enjmoyed. . A bowling knockout welcome


Mrs E. Barker. K n o c k o u t


* lneiiivi**** ------ Later, a session of domi­


in


film show and talk in the near future by a speaker


It is hoped to arrange a


from Alston Hall College. Raffle winners were Mrs


C Thistlethwaite, Mrs J. Jones, Mrs A. Jackson and


Paul Leather and a presen­ tation will be made to the


charity.


The fun continues on Sunday when the annual lighthearted cricket match


D a n c e e v e n in g A ceilidh and Scottish


the Gay Gordons and mili- ■ '— been St


takes place at Whalley Andrew’s Society at W1 bai­ Cricket Club.


iary two-step, has be organised by the local A


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M u s i c h a l l Get down to the Old


« ; Knowle Green Club dia tu“o J u“"‘^ " k „ hv locai garage their tasty meal of steak


Club did full justice to . __ __1 yxf etoalf


ley Village Hall on Satur­ day. The evening begins at 7-30 p.m. and costs £2.


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Bull and Bush for an Old- Time Music Hall this Sat­ urday and on Friday, Sep­ tember 14th, in St Nicholas's Hall, at 7-30 p.m. Tickets are £3.50 and £3 concessions, and avail­ able from Mrs Betty Clarkson on 772762, or pay


on the door.Both St Nicholas's and St Mary's Churches will benefit from the proceeds of the show, produced by Dee Bottoms, which fea­ tures adults and children, with comedy, song and dance and, of course, a master of ceremonies. Any­ one in period dress will be


welcome.


th a t since 1986 when the jn Rimington Memorial Sabden's annual street reactor overheated and institute on Sunday from 2 market again drew crowds


One sad fact related is tournament will take place McUKSl


O v e r - 6 0 s At the meeting of Hurst


When Taylor (21) was trapped lbw by Hiley, the


score had reached U8 and Grindleton required zz runs off the last six overs.


leg from Crossland left the home side in sight of a famous victory, requiring three off eight deliveries. Crossland dug out the last


A huge six over square balls.


a hot-pot supper, and there will also be a licensed bar.


ryes ei v-..-.----- - Grindleton Rectory, or tel.


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Dinner on the run gourmet


^UUi llivw “ • — evening ar


Grindleton are selling —


01200 441507 for further details. Proceeds are in aid of St Ambrose Church.


Unfortunately for the ,


home side, Crossland was stranded at the bowlers end on 49 not out and


Pyes of Clitheroe, or ly as Hiley


ly as nuey UU,T • dot balls in a row. With his


- b°GrindSon still required


m crease to i face wic wwv ery. The ball


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extremely well. The event on September


15th will begin with an aperitif at the home of Mr


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starter and main courses. Everyone will meet for


and Mrs Mike and Mari­ lyn Fletcher, where the draw wilnl be made fo.r the


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sweets ana r a u ™ *---- sthorne House, home ot


Mr and Mrs Neil and Bev Blevins. Those who are providing puddings should take them here on Satur­


Adcroft's pad and sped past the keeper. Unfortu-


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Green Over-60s' Club, whist winners were: Ladies - Mrs Audrey Scambler, Mrs Molly Acton. Gents - Mr James Traynor, Mrs Mavis Parker. Dominoes: Mrs Mary


two deliveries of the oven The home side required three runs off the last six


D..Knight.


mArrangements have been e harvest thanksgiving played, Any members wishing to


Knight


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ade for a tnponSeptem- ber 18th to Solway Firth.


go should contaet Mrs Joyce Meyler, tel. 01254 826439, as soon as possible


^e]ebrations in Knowle


for details. At a previous whist and


.......... . Green Congregational Church on Sunday at 6-30 p.m. Guest speaker will be founder of the charity Friends of Chernobyl s Children Mrs Olwyn


domino session with MCs Mr Jack Kenyon (whist) and Mrs Mary Cardwell


(dominoes), whist winners __ t _ Mrs Aimes


the last_deh .v madd;ngton.


nately, the batsmen could weu.mr only manage one leg-bye to ^ ^ S ^


On Sunday, Gnndleton " are al nome Lu, uu, w*‘. “J


sweets and cottee a t Raw- • advjsed to arrive early as ^ matcb will start at 2


ar _


^ ow .tand. p.m.


day afternoon. Anyone who can donate


items for the auction


should let Mr Mike Bartle have these as soon as possible.


Round robin An open round robin ten-


nis tournament will be held


! at Grindleton on Saturday. • Entry is £1 and can be ‘ made with Mrs Mandy I- Brennan on 01200 441551.


: Visiting team 1 On Saturday, Grindleton


! Cricket Club members ■ crossed swords with


! Haddington, the,"A.u'“ * enemy from North of the * Border. Haddington i remain the only team ' Grindleton has never beat- ! en so, after last week's vtc-


* tory, the home side were ', pumped up for this match. i Crossland won the toss


[ for the home side and put > Haddington into bat. Last


! week's hero, Robinson, was . the first to strike, removing ’ Cruikshank for one, with '• the score on six. This


t home to, Bolton-uy-


- J Spectators are African violet plants grown by Mrs Molly Actton, which raised welcome cash f for the funds, and she was warmly thanked for her


tors RlB J! v


There was also a sale of . . . , .. i


There was also a saw u, o


efforts.


Cheering concert A delightful night out


suitable for children and adults will be held on Sat­


urday in Gisbum Festival


Hall.To help cheer everyone up following the foot and mouth crisis, the "Pension- aires in Concert" will pro­ vide an evening of enter­ tainment starting at 7-30


p.m.It is only £1 to hear these local musicians from Sabden and surrounding areas before their forth­ coming tour of Ostend. You can pay at the door


included. Bingo


F a m i l y a f f a i r At the anniversary ser­


vices of Holden Chapel, the preacher for the day was Mr Eric Brennand, of Grange-over-Sands. Tak­


Jubilee Room of the village hall will be on October 2nd.


The next meeting in the . .


clipped W^ ami^ oes; Mrs Doreen ^


waddincton


nnminnes: M ^


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Keogh.At the 11 a.m. service, Mr George Kendall, of Blackburn, will give the


u u i i^ m. l, M. Gree


tne reanci. — -- being born with dreadful


Babif “r.


physical and mental abnor­ malities and the life-span of children bom of parents affected by the radiation is generally low. Another group of chil­


Whalley, Mr Richard Eden, Mrs Kathleen Now­ ell and Mr Ronnie Knight. Raffle: B. Waddington, K. Nowell, M. ureen aim


and


shoes are to be worn. Wltn u sui c


Admission


A tea of meat and salad with dessert will be served.


Admission is £5 and the proceeds of the afternoon


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are for the funds of Denan House Children's Hospice.


dren from Belarus are to visit the village hall on October 10th. H a rv e s t th a n k s


A further opportunity to consider what life is like for


consm


be at the evening service of meant that only whist was -


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cher obyl win Thursday night meeting *yeu.


dance at Sabden Over-60s meetin


O v e r - 6 0 s A disappointing atten­


Prizewin ers were Mrs


Millie Moorhouse and Mrs Gladys Walmsley. There were no dominoes or raffle.


...innnm were Mrs


Flowers The final total raised during the Bank Holiday


flower festival at Nicholas's Church ^was £3,535.20. The organisers.


dents wnu uau


West and Pendleside Close. Among the village


renaie


e5S&vening u 174.


be made to Mr David Meredith on 01254 820


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F a r e w e l l The congregation at


Whalley


Church said farewell on Sunday to Mr Geoff and Mrs Christine Shutt. Mr Shutt has been working in Whalley for the past year year


Methodist the


ton for a further year to , . j some0ne living complete his mimsteria


He will move to Accring- training. DunntE the CO


Church, and he thanked the people of Whalley for


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espgcially in Watt Street, pendle Street East and ----


any inconvenience and


organisations running stalls were the football dub and St Nicholas's Church. The proceeds from the


carol service.


B o w l s The Julia Whalley Memorial Doubles bowls


competition takes place on Saturday and Sunday on the bowling green in Pen­ dle Street East. There will be refreshments available all day and all proceeds are for cancer charities.


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Molly ers, (ruitand v?getabl^for ^ uldliketothankallcon- Yin'/ tOtS SS3 C o n c e i t


M Mary Card- gold will give an evening gichard Eden and Concert in Knowle Green


Car


Ainsworth and A. Scam- refreshments. ------


I Pupils of Carrie Stem-


finish two runs short on Cardwen, M. Parker, J. £2.50, which includes 138 for eight.


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The first 0f a series of opportunities for parents ot


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children baptised in St Leonard's Church is to be held. The aim is to discuss how to turn the promises which are made at a child s baptism into reality. The meeting will take place in the Vicarage on Sunday at 8 p.m. For more informa­ tion, contact the Rev. Steve Cooper (01254 822


246).


or get tickets from Mrs Linda Farnworth, at the Cottage Restaurant, tel. 445441. Refreshments are


bingo was held at the ■White Bull, Gisbum, when so many prizes were donat­ ed by local businesses and


A successful evening of .


ing part in the afternoon were his family members, who sang "Burdens are Lifted", "Mansion over the Hilltop", "Jesus Meek and Gentle" and "Jesus Loves Me", accompanied by his daughter, Mrs Margaret Addison, on accordion. Mr Brennand's grand­


Jumble sale The Friends of Read


the stewardslandloth helpers and those org


from around th village Hall on September viduals who were unable to oupp


tions, busines es and mdi viduals who were unable to


tions, businesses and indi


Leigh and her team fro™ Whalley Flower Club, who were responsible for many


Saturday" ceVned for their help and ' 7 " t and toddler support and donations grouPmeetsinSimonstone


8 * School on Tuesday mornings during term time from 9-15 to 11-15 a.m., trom


from 9-15 to 11-15 a.m. 50p per family.


fami,


jacques, M. 14th at 7 p.m. Admission ,s — — -v e dona- H a rv e s t tions.Special thanks go to Ann


of the displays. The raffle was won by


take part but gave dona- Harvest


Mothers' Union will meet in the old school on Tues­ day at 7-45 p.m. when the vicar will speak on a Har- |


Members of Simonstone | vest Theme".


Mrs Morton, of Higham, and Mrs Hodgson and Mrs


named her "Maude.


Wrathall, both of Sabden. The cowgirl competition


was won by Mrs Edna Parfitt, who correctly


Collection The waste-paper collec­


tion takes place tomorrow and old newspapers and magazines should be lelt outside as conveniently as


possible.


Take heart A special charity week­


dation.


United Reformed Church are holding a jumble sale in the church hall, East View, on September 14th at 6-15


daughters, Susan and Julie Addison, played a duet on violins, and Mrs D. Bren­ nand gave a recitation enti­ tled "Singing in the Choir". During the evening ser­


Weeks of fund-raising .


will come to fruition with a draw, auction and concert at the Pendle Witch pub on


p.m. Admission is 20p and items for the jumble can be taken to the hall from 2 p.m. on the day.


W h i s t w in n e r s Winners at the whist


vice, Mr and Mrs Bren­ nand sang together "One Day at a Time" and Old,


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drive held on Monday evening in Read Constitu­ tional Club were: Ladies - Mrs A. Shaw, Mrs E.


A b b e y w in n e r s Whist winners at the


Saturday night. Prizes on offer are a l v


and video, a mountain bike and gas barbecue in a draw, while Burnley and Liver­ pool football shirts and a Blackburn Rovers book will be auctioned.


ment from comedy vocalist Tony Strange, MC will be


There will be entertain- .


Abbey senior citizens' drive, in Whalley, were: Ladies - Mrs G. Walmsley, Mrs E. Charnley, Mrs S.


end is being arranged in aid of the British Heart Foun­


, i o O F F E R S M U ST E N D S U N D A Y 5 PM


Club resumes The meetings of Slaid- ,


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enjoyed by around 50 peo­ ple following the service, and minister the Rev. Chris Cheeseman presented Mr Shutt with a book token as a mark of appreciation from the congregation. During the lunch, cake was handed out to every­


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annual event allow the Holme Committee to run the bonfire and fireworks display and the Christmas


silver wedding.


Sausage sizzle The Sunday school of


Whalley Methodist Church is holding its annu­ al picnic in the adjoining gardens of the Atherton and Davenport families at Wiswell Lane on Saturday afternoon. Everyone is invited to go along, and sausages and drinks will be provided, but bring your own picnic. There will lie a treasure trail and other


mystery games , ,


service, Mr bhutt spoxc about his calling and desire


to seirve Goa ana ms


exploded, there has been m. onwards. All are wel- to the village on Sunday, accepting nun ^ ‘ “d an 800% increase in can- Pome to attend, but for and the Holme Committee their support and friend cers of children living near those intending to play soft tbanks all the village resi- ship.


accepting him and offering .« ?____ ^rw-1 friend-


dancing evening, including Church will restart on Tuesday at 8 p.m, meeting on a fortnightly basis. The first meeting is at 17 Syd- ney Avenue and will be led by the Rev. Chris Cheese-


m ln e win u. daily invited.


officer has arisen at Whal­ ley Village Hall. The post involves several hours of work spread over seven


V a c a n c y A vacancy for a booking


days of the week and includes dealing with inquiries and bookings, handling money, showing


as part of his training to bo P P clerical work. a Methodist minister.


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