Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 42 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 6 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 13th, 2001


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Bowland WI Mrs J. Cowgill welcomed more than 60 members and guests to the "Give us a Clue" and carol singing


evening.Village organisations included members of the Young Farmers' Club, drama club, village hall committee, Bolland Gar­ dening Club members and the first responders, plus


voice, so Mrs J. Spurgeon much laug * m’ welcomed members and


Bashall Eaves WI lost her president of


friends to the meeting. She introduced guest


speaker Mr Kitchen, of Chipping,whose subject


‘ bers were enthralled to see him make cheese to the


was cheese making. Mem- curd stage then set it in a


little press. His demonstration was


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Sawley and Bolton-by- . Bowland WIs, who all made up 10 teams for the


contest.


great effort not to give j dues and


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verbal clues, and the phys­ i jcaj efforts of others led to hter. The even­


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tual winners were the first responders team, whose members were Vivien Mason, Susan Whitwell, Rachel Mason and Susan


accompanied by cheerful tales and explanations of how he has turned to organic cheeses, making three varieties - Lan­ cashire, Cheddar and


Leicester. Mr Kitchen was thanked by Mrs Spurgeon enjoyable


station. Members were remind­


Giles.Glasses of sherry, warm mince pies and biscuits were served, and carols were sung accompanied by Mr Berwyn Bowyer at the piano, who was thanked


by Mrs Cowgill. Raffle winners were:


for an enjoyable demon- S0I1


ed of the forthcoming visit to see "Sweet Charity' in Clitheroe Parish Hall. Raffle winner was Miss D. M. Worsley-Taylor. A supper of Lancashire


cheese, apple pie, fruit cake and wine was served by the committee. The next meeting will


be in February.


organisers of the game, Mr and Mrs G. Curry and Mrs Pat Duckworth, and everyone who joined in the festivities.


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Mrs Cath Curry, Mrs Joan Porter, Mrs Kate Simms, Mrs Alison Blake-


Carol singing A carols by candlelight


service will be held in Ebenezer Baptist Church, Billington, on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. conducted by Mrs Anne Holmes. A warm welcome is extended to everyone to join in the singing of carols.


CHATBURN


Party time An enjoyable time was


had by all at Chatburn Methodist Women's Fel­


duty of the Rev. Eric Kyte in Gisburn Parish Church on Sunday. Later at 11 a.m., the lovely fam­ ily service of Christingle took place. Churchwar­ dens Mr George Bargh and Mr Christopher


w h i c h everyone enjoyed . .LANGHO


Open forum Following the events of


Hindley read the lessons. In a light-hearted address


to the children, Mr Kyte donned painter's overalls and created a large picture of the Christingle and, in a question and answer ses­


orange.


lowship Christmas party. Mrs Giles opened the meeting with prayer and handed over to Mrs Bren­ da Capstick who, assisted by Mr Bob Hornby, brought along an organ to play a selection of Christ­ mas carols with everyone


Christmas party The annual children’s


joining in the singing. Mrs Giles read various


Christmas party in Bolton-by-Bowland was


■ expressed to all those who helped.


greatly enjoyed by the many youngsters who attended. The entertainer was a great success with his puppet and magic tricks, and thanks were


Quad bikes Members of Bolton-by-


• were expressed to Mr Knowles by William


Bowland YFG enjoyed a visit to KIK, in Chat- burn, and were given a tour of the works and an insight into how ATV worked by owner Mr Keith Knowles. Thanks


Homer.Next week's meeting will be a frog race in the village hall at 7-45 p.m.


poems which she entitled "Reflections", followed by the singing of more carols and ending with "We Wish you a Merry Christ­ mas". Mrs Giles thanked Mrs Capstick and the catering committee for preparing and serving the


afternoon tea. The next meeting will


be on January 16th at Manor House, Chatburn.


Christingle and the little candles were lit. After prayers, all sang the Christingle hymn. Organ­ ist was Mr J. Felton for the well-attended service and afterwards refresh­ ments were served. Every­ one received a Christingle


Each child received a . to take home.


September 11th, there will be an open forum on race and community relations in St Leonard's Church, Langho,


sion, illustrated the mean­ ing of the decorated


sampling.A competition for the best preserve was won by


evening at 7-30 p.m. The discussion will be led by Lord Patel, of Blackburn, and members


tomorrow reminded members that tickets are available from


advised members of the revised constitution avail­ able for them to study. She


the meeting and


Mrs M. Dust for the party on January 11th.


of Billington and Langho finai details for the candle- Parish Council. All are light tour of Leighton


Mrs S. Bowles gave e~ ■ - ivlrs o


invited to share in this dis- Hall, and three teams will cussion to learn about the issues which affect the community.


be entering the quiz at Laingho.nu


Nativity play On Wednesday, pupils


of St Leonard’s School, Langho, will take part in a Nativity play and carol service at 6 p.m. The school invites parents and others from the communi­ ty to join the children. The play will be repeated at 9-15 a.m. on Thursday.


Best forgotten Grindleton Football Club's first team lost 3-7 to Grassington on Satur­ day in a game best forgot­ ten, with J. Driver being sent off after 25 minutes and S. Lloyd going in the 63rd minute.


Grindleton were actually winning 2-1 at half-time,


task


although actually


Old Langho Next Thursday a carol


service will be held in Old Langho Church at 7-30 p.m., to which everyone is


invited.


Fair time The parish Christmas


With two men short, this gave the team an uphill


with goals coming from D.


WI Mrs Carol Grant wel­ comed members to the Christmas party in the village hall. A festive sup­ per was prepared and served by the committee, and members were highly entertained by Mr Peter Dean, a talented magi­ cian. After supper, gifts were handed out from the Christmas sack by Mrs Sylvia Latham, in her tra­ ditional elfin dress.


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Five for a head A beetle drive organised


I by members of Downham and Twiston Garden Club


I was held in the village hall. It was a source of great excitement as 35


New Year will be at 7-30 | p.m. on January 9th, not


wrapped Christmas parcel Ambrose Church, Grindle- was won by Mrs Jessie ^ sa[ari iunch on Sun- Nuttall. Mrs Liz Goodall won the raffle, and birth­ day flowers were present­ ed to Mrs Elaine Carroll. The first meeting in the


A competition for


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Sunday lunch A most enjoyable time was had when six hosts


entertain guests at the St day.


grand Christmas draw took place in the parish


Following the meal, the


the 2nd, in the village hall, when Mr Jim Kennedy will talk about "The Joys of a Driving


rs are most welcome.


room and altogether £950 was raised for church funds.


Instructor". beVisitors and new mem­


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Mrs Freda Haynes. President Mrs S. Mor­


recognition of 50 years as an official poppy-seller in Rimington. Lots of seasonal events


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were announced by Mrs Healey, and Mrs Keighley gave birthday greetings. A Jacob's Join supper


Whist drive Seventeen people


was followed by slices of Christmas cake and a glass of sherry to toast the continued success of the branch and the WI move-


ment.


each member choosing a gift from the log basket, and carol singing accom­ panied by Mrs E. Hartley.


The evening ended with , . ...


served by Mrs Haynes, Mrs Marie Logan and Mrs Anne Leecy, members enjoyed a picture quiz based on the TV game "Catch Phrase".


Following refreshments,


Carol singing A party of Rimington


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The annual Christmas Anyone who would like to da mpp was held in Newton Village Hall on Friday. Music for dancing was provided by Mr Bowdler,


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fair, held in St Mary's RC sel^ ej during the"evening, wasoi^isM Dy iunu“B School, Langho, raised a


Blackpool Tower Ball­ room.buffet supper was


organist


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staggering £2,500, which Kitchon> Mrs B. Hoyle, manageirmn^ will boost parish funds.


S w and the goal of the Wood" at Oswaldtwistle______________ match by S. Hickling, who Civic Theatre. They were - • - .


chipped the keeper from just inside the Grassing­


.---- entertained in true panto style and had a wonderful


ton half.The second team fared better with a 1-1 draw at home to Ingleton, the scorer being M. Dobson and Ingleton equalising on


87 minutes. Next week, the first


team is at Waddington in the Morrison Cup and the seconds are away to Bar- rowford.


time.Today is party day at the school, Christmas din­ ner will be served and a festive hat competition will be held. To round off the day, all the children will be presented with a treat from the PTFA. Tomorrow, Years 5 and.


Pupils of the infant Kitche Mn_ ^Ir Bretherton, class of St Marys, enjoyed Mjs Dici-jnsoni Mr J. Pin- a trip to Babes in


an(j raffle winners were Mr j^rs j Qoweni Mrs B.


der and Mr J. Cross. "I


Concert Readstone Singers'


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WI carol singers and friends will tour the north-west area of the vil­ lage next Thursday, meet­ ing at Bridge End at 6-30 p.m, while on the 21st the singers from Salem Chapel, Martin Top, will progress around Martin Top, Howgill and Newby. They will commence from t j,e chapel at 6-30 p.m.


join these groups will be


more than welcome. Money raised will go to a very worthwhile charity.


Tricks and spots The annual Christmas whist and domino drive


was organised by Riming- -» r


MCs were Mrs E. Hartley (dominoes) and Mrs E. Jackson (whist). Supper


was served.Whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs B. Garnett, Mrs G. Adamson, Mrs N. Fox. Gents - Mr R. Bark­ er, Mr J. Tennant, Mr S.


Hogg.


annual "Prelude to Christ­ mas” concert will be held


6 pupils will be treated to a private viewing of Harry Potter at the Civic Cinema, in Clitheroe, Pot­ ter-mania has gripped the school, and young readers visiting the school library are delighted to meet a cuddly border collie dog, kitted out in specs, cape and wizard's hat, complete


magjc wand,


Party time New member Mrs Les­


Carol service A village carol service


Goodies galore "Festive specialities"


will be held in St Ambrose Church, Grindleton, on December 21st at 7 p.m. to which everyone is warmly invited. Represen­ tatives of different organi­ sations will read the lessons, and favourite car­ ols will be sung. After the service, mince pies with mulled wine or coffee will


be served.


Magic tricks Tonight’s meeting of


I children of all ages enjoyed fast and furious 1 games before moving on


j Aspinall were the winners


to the next table. James and Jenny


with a score of 168. The Harry Potter fancy


dress was won by Kate and Hazel Swarbrick. There were 35 raffle


prizes with many lucky people winning more than


I accompanied by wine or juice, completed the happy evening.


one.A supper of sandwiches, meat pies and quiche,


Grindleton WI will have a touch of magic and a fes­ tive flavour. Members are reminded to bring their contribution for the Christmas buffet, their £2 Christmas parcels and items for the trading stall which, this month, has a Christmas theme. Ticket money for


was the theme of the meeting of Mitton WI when guest speaker Mr Spencer, manager of Booths Supermarket in Clitheroe, spoke to mem­


bers.He began with a brief history of the company, telling of the humble beginnings of the founder, Mr Edwin Henry Booth, whose unhappy childhood forced him to run away from home in Bury and begin working for a grocer


in Preston. He studied at


"Sweet Charity" at the parish hall in February will be collected tonight when members are looking forward to Mr John Pye's "Its Magic". The competi­ tion will be for an unusual pack of playing cards.


Waste paper The usual waste paper


Christingie A service of Holy Com­


collection will take place in Grindleton today. Con­ tributions of newspapers, magazines and cardboard


munion at 8-30 a.m. was the first official priestly


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nightschool and eventual­ ly learned about the tea trade in Liverpool. He borrowed money to open his first shop selling gro­ ceries in Blackpool and, with the profits, opened the first branch at Chor-


ley in 1855. Next came Preston,


where the head office is still based Mr Spencer


ley Marklew was wel­ comed by president of Rimington WI Mrs II. Keighley at the start of the festive meeting. It was party time for


in St John's Church, Read, on Monday at 7-30 p.m. Sherry and mince pies will be served, and the retiring charity collection will be for Burnley and Pendle


Hospice funds.


Football Read United RC second


team played Hurst Green away and lost 8-1. Goal scorer was man-of-the- match Paul Braddock.


Oddie, Mr G. Thompson, Mrs P. Oddie, Mr P. Met­ calfe, Mr H. Moorhouse, Mr C. Wiseman. Raffle: Mr S. Hogg,


Dominoes: Mr J. „ T


attended a whist drive held in Simonstone Old School. Winners were: Ladies - Mrs M. Auld, Mrs B. Pollard, Mrs Hutchinson (cons). Gents - Mr K. Walsh, Mrs G. Holden, Mr R. Elliott (cons). The special prize was won by Mrs E, Simp­


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PHYSICAL educa­ tion teacher Roger Davies, of Old Lang­ ho., was proud to present a cheque for nearly £1,500 to the Children's Brain Tumour Research


Centre. More than half the


total was raised through a non-uniform


son and MC was Mr George Pollard. The next drive will he


on January 15th in the old school.


Waste-paper The waste-paper skip


will be outside Philips Displays, Simonstone Lane, from Tuesday evening until 4 p.m. on


Wednesday. This is the last time the


skip will be brought for collecting waste-paper. A fortnightly roadway col­ lection service is to be introduced, similar to that applying elsewhere in the Ribhle Valley, and will replace the existing skip collection. In the past, this scheme has given Simon­ stone School useful addi­ tional finances for many years and the support of villagers has been much appreciated.


day at Queen Eliza­ beth's Grammar School, Blackburn, where Mr Davies


teaches. He and his father,


Alan, have a special rea­ son for supporting the centre, as Mr Davies' mother, Julie, died as a result of a brain tumour


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Prize ti membe the pony


THE annual award ceremc


of the Chipping branch o was held at the Ribchester


Club. The review of club


activities by District ^ Commissioner Mrs \vc Anne Williams showed Cu how much had been w‘


achieved in a year 3. affected by the foot and on


Worthy award Members of Slaidburn


mouth epidemic. Enthusiasm among A]


Young Farmers' Club had a fun evening on Monday competing for the "Fred Waddington" award. Games were organised by Mrs Jean Parkinson and Mrs Janet Wells. Winner was Thomas Wells and runner-up was Matthew


Mrs N. Fox, Mrs J. Haworth, Mrs M. Parker,


Mr B. Barker, Mrs B. Barker. Hidden number, Mrs M. Adamson.


Whalley.Arrangements for the presentation evening on January 5th were dis­


cussed. Next week, members


Prioritise Preserving and treasur­


will he carol singing, and they should meet at the village hall at 7-15 p.m. Afterwards supper will be served in Dunsop Bridge Village Hall.


ing Simonstone as a vil­ lage should be a priority


for the future. That was the official


members, with Mrs Bar­ bara Spencer and helpers organising quizzes, beetle games and a competition to create a Christmas cracker from materials provided. This caused much hilarity, but surpris­ ingly artistic results. Judged the three best were those of Mrs E. Jackson, Mrs K. Scott and Mrs Nina Healey. Mrs Spencer reported


recommendation from the village's Rural Country­ side Preservation Group to Ribble Valley Borough Council. The council invited the body to give its comments on the dis­ trict wide Local Plan that is drawn up to map out the future for towns, cities and villages in the area. Members of Simon­


Full house There was a full house


stone Parish Council heard the views of the preservation group, which they endorsed, at their


monthly meeting. Members also heard at


on celebration plans by Rimington and Middop Queen's jubilee commit-


tee.A list of proposed reso­ lutions for the IGM in


Brighton was discussed, and Mrs Jackson agreed to act as delegate at the LFWI resolutions meet­ ing in Chorley on January 10th. Mrs M. McPherson


quoted from the founder explained the latest devel that the policy is to sell opments concerning t


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the highest-quality goods, and the shops-are staffed with first-class assistants. This statement was met with applause from the audience, who obviously


can be left in the space provided at the top of Back Lane, near the


agreed.Thanks were expressed to Mr Spencer by Mrs Madeleine Chadwick for bringing a tempting selec­ tion of Christmas fare


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NFWI draft constitution and raised some points


which need clarifying. Final arrangements


the meeting that the pre­ sent voluntary wastepa- per collection system is to be replaced by a fortnight­ ly kerbside pick-up scheme which operates in the rest of the Ribble Val­


ley.It was agreed at the meeting that the parish precept should remain unchanged for the next financial year and that expenses for any out­ standing projects should be taken from existing resources. An account was given


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at St Michael’s Church, Whitewell, on Sunday evening for the festival of nine lessons and carols. The Rev. Arthur Siddall welcomed everyone along with Slaidburn Silver Band and soloist Miss Anne-Marie Brewer, with accompanist Mr John Hutchinson. During the service, a


the 51 members had J? remained high, and the ei; hard-working dedication ■ of the committee to ■ members’ interests was p acknowledged by the 1


girls and boys as they I danced the night away ; following the presenta- , tion by club president Mrs Christine Sunder-


land.Prizes were awarded as


follows:- Special awards - Lyndeth


Trophy for most improved dressage: Samantha Baker. Chipping Trophy for most improved jumping: Pippa Weld-Blundell. Vic Marsh Trophy for overall progress: Jane Coar. Chipping Endeav­ our Cup: Felicity Thompson. Mary Stott Trophy for Asso­ ciates: Lyndsay Aspden. Blackburn Trophy for out­ standing contribution to the


branch: Ann Wood. Points-Sandham Trophy


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presentation was made on behalf of the PCC by Mr John Haworth to Mr Michael Alpe for his 28


years as treasurer. Following the service,


ladies served coffee and mince pies in the marquee at the Inn at Whitewell, by permission of the Bow­


man family.


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of a recent official visit to the Lancashire Ambu­ lance Service headquar­ ters in Preston and a num­ ber of councillors reported on a meeting they had attended of the Lan­ cashire Association of Parish and Town Coun­


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