6 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 3rd, 2002


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Down on the farm yU - Members of Bolton-by- Bowland Young Farmers’;.


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enjoyed a creative evening decorating- , ' photograph - frames, winners being: juniors - Eleanor Holt; seniors - Lucy Whitwell.


—The boys enjoyed stock judging fat lambs and dairy, cows. Winners were, fat lambs: • juniors — James Walton; seniors - Andrew Bullock. Dairy cows; juniors - Edward Thornber; seniors - Andrew


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a trip to the Chocolate Box, Blackburn, members to meet in the village at 6-45 p.m. and take along £3.50.


OPENING IN CLITHEROE


THIS SATURDAY 5TH OCTOBER


Harvest festival . There was a warm welcome,


at St Peter and St Paul's: Church, Bolton-by-Bowland, for parisioners from St' Ambrose Church, Grindleton, to the harvest festival on Sun­


day. . ■ The ancient church, filled to


capacity, was beautifully dec­ orated with fruit, flowers and vegetables. The school chil­ dren sang a harvest song and brought their gifts to be blessed. Canon Graham Walker led


the service and spoke about the staple foods of the world. A harvest lunch and sale in


the village hall followed, with all proceeds going to the char­


ity Farm Africa. On Monday morning, chil­


dren delivered harvest gifts to the senior citizens of the


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Clitheroe - St Mary Magdalene Pansh Hall, 14 October 10am-8pm. Gisbum - Stark House Hotel, Thursday 17 October 2pm-7pm. Myerscough College, Fnday 18th October 10am-7pm.


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Tables in play ' There were 14 tables in play at the Bolton-by-Bowland ,


monthly whist and domino drive, held in aid of village hall


Chipping


.Club visited Hague Farm by,. -Vr\rt£) H aqqpq kind permission of the Dakin . ™ y d U d b& eb ,


: family on Monday night. Girfe A new.yoga course will be starting on October 14th in


Chipping Village Hall, classes will run from 7 to 9 p.m. Any­ one interested in joining should contact Mrs Kate Bai­ ley, tel. 01995 61033.


Downham


Family service . The harvest thanksgiving


service held in Downham Parish Church on Sunday morning was conducted by the


Rev. Alan Reid. The family service, organ1"


ised by Mrs Eileen Wilson, Mrs Barbara-Lewis and friends, included a baptism. i Familiar hymns and read­


ings were enjoyed, with Mrs Adele Pridding as organist. Refreshments were served


by the ladies after the service. The funeral of Canon Geof­


frey Williams was held during the week. He had conducted services at Downham for four years and will be sadly missed, and condolences go to Mrs Williams and her family.


Garden design A slide show about garden


design will be given at the meeting of Downham and Twiston Gardening Club, to be held tonight in the village


hall. The presentation, will be


given by Gardenmakers, of Wigglesworth, and plants will be available for sale.


Gisburn -M r s E. Hartley, Mrs M: S i l e n t a u c t io n -'


funds. Whist winners were: Ladiestig^ ... Yj;


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Jackson, Mrs J. Waddirigtbn. : Members and friends-of Gents - Mrs Mary Parker, Gisburn Mothers' Union are Mrs J. Hartley, MrR. Barker, finalising arrangements for the Dominoes: MrsD. Knight,' annual silent auction on Tues- Mrs M. Parks, Mr W. Cook, day in the Festival Hall, start- ing at 7 p.m. and with last bids


Mr F. Giles, Mrs V. Giles and


G. Thompson. . Raffle: Mrs M. Davies, Mrs


Barker, M. Davies, Mrs A. Fox and Mrs Wood.


Chatburn


Joint service Members of Christ Church


and the Methodist Church, Chatbum, joined together for a harvest festival service in Christ Church on Sunday morning. The service was conducted


by the Methodist minister, the ; Rev. Stephen Foster,; and' lessons were read by Mrs E. Douglas and Mr E. Boden.. Organist was Mrs Marilyn Yates. The church was beautifully


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decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables, which were donated to the Salvation Army and "Nightsafe", a homeless project. Following the service, a buf­ fet lunch was served in the


at 8-30 p.m. In addition to the many


bargains to be had, there will be cake and bring-and-buy


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Harvest gifts . On?:;Suriday, a harvest


stalls and a raffle. The admis- - stable for homeless young peo- sion price includes coffee and—p]eg|jd to the Salvation Army,


evening-will be held in Old Langho Church at 6-30 p.m. Harvest gifts - dried and tinned goods preferred - will go to the Hyndbum Christian


biscuits./; .VtSv’-fV , . Additionally, support will All are welcome to this : be £jveb to the Bishop's Har-


sociable ev .ent, proceeds for vest Appeal, which is raising which go to worthwhile MU ■


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Youthclub Negotiations have been tak­


ing place between Ribble Val­ ley Youth and Community Service and Lancashire Trans­ port to look into the possibili­ ty of providing a bus service from Hurst Green village to Longndge Youth Centre on a Wednesday evening for the senior youth club (age 13-


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money for the Naledi Hospice. njty service and Lancashire be a Jacob’s join supper, This is in Bloemfontein, South Transport have looked into


Africa, nnd caters for A lp s theipossibility of providing a victims.


organised by 3rd Langho S t ' ; This would be on a Wednes- Mary's Guides, Langho, raised day evening for the senior £171 to share between Cancer : youth club (age 13- plus), and Research UK and Wateraid. - a community information Thanks were expressed to evening for young people and


SUCCGSSf Ul -sale V; /V . ester to Longridge Youth Cen- An outer-wear clothes sale tre.


bus service going from Ribch- 1


all those who took advantage their parents has been planned of the car wash and attended in St Peter and St Paul’s hall the sale by Guider Mrs on Wednesday at 7 p.m.


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ing of Slaidbum Young Farm­ ers' Club, held in the village hall, an informative talk was given by Dave Padley, Of Lan­ cashire County Council, on


Zcbris'ervationVrork in theBow- land area. He was thanked by Elizabeth Scott.


Next week’s meeting will be ----------------- - hip Valiev Youth and Commu- entertain, and there will also


Bus plan C Negotiations between Rib*


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Knowle Green


.. Music stars of the future,- Students of. teacher Carrie Steingold, are to give an. evening concert in Knowle V Green Village Hall on Satur­ day at 7 p.m.,


Musical concert .


,. Funds, raised will go, towards the village hall car park, while proceeds from the raffle will be donated to Breast Cancer Research.


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Rural. Touring Network, which brings high-quality arts events to local communities, is sponsoring an event at Knowle Green Village Hall on October 13th at 7-30 p.m. Fans of Joyce Grenfell will


enjoy this opportunity to see some well-known classics and some lesser-known works of-


•the great lady performed by Trisha Lewis.'


• Graham Rogers will.be on


piano. . This is high-quality enter­


tainment on your doorstep; as Joyce Grenfell was noted for her sharp observations of life, an appeal that is timeless and suitable for all. Tickets are £4, available from Mrs Jean Proc­ ter, tel. 01254 878447; ■


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I m association w.th , y o te a U j& y V L y c iR ra O O P P R y . ^T^eyyhi^.Ho.use.Stables, 82 King Street,Whalley Tel: 01254 822220 Outdoor clothing and equipment for everyone ■in the village hall on'Tuesday'?,Pendleton residents can now . . Institute will .be.a week on to their list."


recycling aluminium cans Saturday, October 12th, at 7r 30p.m.


provided a can recycling con­ tainer alongside the bottle bank on the village car park; The village is also part of


The next collection day for paper is October 14th.


■■ ■•1 .. . ' J Ribble:Valley Council has T a s t y f a r e / V The lunch menu" of tasty


the council's paper recycling -scheme..,. . ■


steak pie witli potatoes, car- ■ rots and peas; followed by.. | lemon sponge pudding and. custard, was fully appreciated, by members of -Rimington : and Middop Luncheon Club. ,• A dominoes: session was .,


•l; Members of Read Cricket Club are holding their annual presentation evening inthe/j pavilion on October 11th at 8


Presentation


p.m. This year has very special -


enjoyed after lunch, and Ann’s Mobile Fashions was wel­ comed, giving the ladies an opportunity to select items for their autumn and winter wardrobe. , ■ The annual Christmas


lunch will take place at the November 27th meeting, when


- everyone is asked to take along a wrapped present costing £1. Raffle winners were: Mr H.


significance.as the 1st XI, after far too long a time of 23 - years, have become champions of the Ribblesdale League. The players will each receive gold-plated trophies in honour of their magnificent achieve-


’ merit. . Though the youngsters


have narrowly failed to win any trophies this year, the under-15s and under-13s came second and the under-lls came third in their respective leagues. There will be 15 of the club's own trophies to be pre­ sented for players who have excelled in all the age groups. It is particularly fitting, in view of -the amazingly large' number (seven) of youngsters


evening for young people and who represented Lancashire their parents has been planned' Jastiyear, that the awards will in the village hall on Tuesday- be presented by Mr John at 6-30 p.m. It concerns nego- Stahworth, who is youth tiations which between Ribble: development officer at Lan- Valley Youth and Community cashire Cricket Club. " Service and Lancashire Trans- Everyone is welcome to port with the idea of,providing . what should be an excellent a bus service from Knowle evening.


Thistlethwaite, Mrs E. Bark­ er, Mrs D. Eccles, Mrs M. Hindle, Mrs S. Metcalfe, Mrs J. Jones, Mrs A. Seed, Mr B. Barker, Mrs A. Jackson, Mrs E. Jackson and Mrs G. Cap- stick.


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Baby talk ’ The midwifery tutor of the


University of Central Lan­ cashire, Mrs Maggie Morgan, gave an illustrated talk enti­ tled "Call the Midwife" when' she spoke to Simonstone with Read WI members. She explained how procedures and attitudes have changed over the years, but some things never change. Mis Morgan judged a com­


Green village to Longridge Football Youth Centre on a Wednesday 0n Saturdayi Read United -' lively quiz devised by Mrs Jel- evening for the senior youth Football CIub first team drew , which was a. pleasant anti­ club (age 13-plus). ; y


petition for. a limerick begin­ ning "There once was a mid­ wife called . . . ", which was won by Mrs Betty Eddie- stone, Mrs Linda Sawley and Mrs Pam Jelley. Members also enjoyed a


, g-2 playing Barrowford YCW *


at home. Shane Kennedy scored both the goals, and Dave Swarbrick was named


man of the match. The second team lost 5-4 away at Worsthome. Lee Nut-


tall scored a hat-trick, and the other goal was scored by man- of-the-match Dan Hufton.


Ribchester


dote to the subject of the evening.


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Green fingers - Simonstone Garden Club


shop will be open on Sunday from 11 a.m. to noon. This is the last opportunity to obtain requirements for the autumn,' as the shop will then be closed until February.


. the old school on Tuesday at •7-45 p.m. This is an open meeting when Padiham Panache Clog Dancers will


Clog dancers Members of Simonstone Mothers' Union will meet in


Sabden


Market Sabden's Christian Aid


Committee is still in need of. goods to sell at its annual mar­ ket on Saturday, October 19th, from 10 a.m. to noon in St Mary's Hall. Nearly-new clothing - not jumble - books and white elephant goods, cakes, raffle and tombola prizes are wanted. Contact the chairman, . Mrs Hilda Dewhurst. on 779654, Mrs Marjorie Oldham on 777502 or Mrs Doreen Wright’ on 771398 to arrange collection, or leave at 29 Pendleside Close.


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Harvest Nearly 100 people attended


a harvest lunch in St Nicholas's Church Hall on Sunday following adiarvest service in the chapel next door. The effort was such a success


'that £415 was raised for the church roof fund.' The next fund-raising event


is a concert, "Fairest Isle" by the Linden Sing;ers, on Satur­ day night. Entry is £5, which includes wine and shortbread at the interval. Tickets are available from Mr and Mrs Keith Newmark. A gift day will be held on


Saturday, October 26th, when the churchwardens will be at church to receive donations from 10 a.m. to noon. On Friday, November 1st,


Slaidburn Silver Band will perform a concert at 7-30 p.m. It costs £5, including supper, but take your own drinks. This is a rose queen effort, and tickets are availabe from Mr Bernard Parfitt or from Crop­ per’s butchers.


Village Folk Tickets are on sale for The


Village Folk's variety show; Pleasure Cruise, next Friday and Saturday at 7-15 p.m. in


own drinks - and why not get in the mood by wearing your holiday clothes and join the cast as they set out on a cruise to faraway places with singing


- and sketches along the way. All. the money raised from


member’of the cast or ring 01282 7.72693 for tickets..


Car boot A car boot sale was held to


raise money for Sabden's Heart of Lancashire Appeal to provide a defibrillator and training for people to use it, in the event of someone suffering a heart attack. Fund-raisers set up stall at a boot sale in Barrow last Sunday and raised £301.47. They now plan to hold another on October 20th and are appealing for more items to sell. If you have any,- thing to donate, leave it at the Pendle Witch or with Mr John Robinson at 54 Whalley Road. _


' A public meeting was held


a talk and Internet presenta- in the village on Tuesday ; . . tion by Cathryn Higham in night to inform people about


next whist and driniino' the village hall at;7-45 p.m. the'appeal and how it will help their parents has been planned Conservatiori-conscious. . drive in Rimington Memorial She will talk about the Inter- people in Sabden.


net and Slaidburn website. This will be an: open meeting and everyone will be welcome.


Services - The preacher'this Sunday


at Sabden Baptist Church at 10 a.m. will be Mr Gareth Earnshaw. At the Methodist Church, the : Rev. Helen Kirkup will take the service.


Panto The Western-style-panto


"Showdown At The OK Cor­ ral", which has been put back from October to the New Year, will take place over three nights in St Nicholas's Hall - not St Mary's as stated previ­ ously - on January 30th and 31st and February 1st. There are places available


for all ages in the chorus. Any­ one interested should ring Mrs Dee Bottoms on 01282 773984. - .


Presentation........... Sabden Bowling Club holds


its annual presentation night on Saturday at Whalley Golf


•Club. Tickets, priced £10 including supper and trans­ port to and from the venue, are available from club mem­ bers and the butcher's.


Gardening talk A talk and slide show-enti­


tled "Vegetables: Harvesting To The Show Bench" will take place in St Mary's Hall on Tuesday, October 15th. Sab­ den Horticultural Society has organised the free event, which starts at 7-30 p.m. with guest speaker Mr. David Met­ calf.


Nurses A recent bowling competi­


tion in Sabden in memory of Mrs Julia Whalley (nee Balm- bra) raised £340 for the Macmillan Nurses. Mrs Whalley's parents, Dennis and Margaret Balmbra,'thank everyone for their support.


Bonfire ■ Sabden Holme Committee


is holding a spectacular bon­ fire and fireworks display this year to mark-the Queen's Golden Jubilee. The commit­ tee has spent £1,000 on fire­ works, and a Guy Fawkes competition will be on a jubilee theme. There will also be a turpin lantern competi-


StTicketsH are £4, which witl* P H ^ ^ r t l i0 win- includes supper, but take your m'rs


ners. COUndl


. Sabden's newest ,-parish ;;


councillor, Mrs1' : Jean Haythomthwaite, would like to thank everyone who,voted


theperfonriances Will go to thej^.Timbrills Avenue, has filled two village schools. See any the vacancy caused byj;he res-


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for. her in last week's election. Mrs Hay thorn th waite, of


ignation of .Coun. Roland Nicholson, who has left the village.


Whalley


Apostle' The New Beginnings Choir,


of Wilpshire, will sing the modern musical "Apostle" in Whalley Methodist Church a week on Sunday at 7-30 p.m. The musical,' written and com­ posed by Mr Roger Jones, tells


„ the story of the conversion of -St Paul. There will be several soloists, but no one person is singing the part of Saul/Paul. A retiring collection will be


made.


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Maybe you will feel more dependent than usual, but that Is not necessarily a bad thing.You ]ust have to make sure that close partners understand it is each for each, k cannot all be one way; otherwise


ARIES


resentment will build up.Try to get better understandings in place.You could become'more interested In spiritual matters, even i slight-*/ paranormal matters, because Neptune is always concerned about things that He beyond surface appear-ance.Cal! my Aries line to hear more.


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Advertiser and limes is delighted to be hosting the, "Heart of the Valley Gala Evening” on October 26th 2002.


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) 'agreed to compere this star-studdBd evening _ _ ' at the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn


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The New Moon in yoiir chart area of health and work comes round once a year to nudge you Into getdng more practical about your body. Find ways of boosting your stamina In the months ahead and oy not to waste energy going me long way round chores.Thls Is a time of flowing with the tJdes.There are moments when you have to fight yourcomer and dig In your heels, but this Isn't one of mem. Don’t fly ahead and then discover you lose ^motivation halfway through. Call my Taurus line to


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Whether you are around loved ones, children or social mates, you will want rounds of applause, compliments galore and appreciative attention. Not a time to skulk in the .comer. Be boisterous and exuberant and make sure you get centre spotilghcThough you will feel self-sacrificing where certain mates are concerned. Perhaps you think they need your help more than you do. Put down limits somewhere along the way and remember that looking after yourself Is a top priority. Call my Gemini line to hear itiore.


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Putting down roots is especially Important with the new Moon at the lowest part of your chart. It does not make you gloomy, but It makes you sensitive, to any lacks In your, emotional life. You want to .b e surrounded by everything that feels comforting and reassuring. Since this Is a very sensitive time, you will want to protect yourself from hassle and aggravation. But It Is also.a good time to let the Inspirations flow., it's Important to write any good Ideas down.you have down,' otherwise they will slide out o f memory and disappear. Call my Cancer;


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Getting your feet on the ground,'and paying attention to details, may not sound like a laugh a minute; But If you Ignore the small points now, you will not: be able to.tackle,the more expansive, fun.projects In future.


.Tho'u^i'slnce the Sun Is In aspect to Neptuneiyou may be feeling vague, lowin concentration and energy. Push aside'normal demands When you not always be in a mood to get a-grip or.


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You will be’ feeling more' Intense, perhaps, slightly stubborn. But sometimes you have to take a sand, even with yourself. Mull everything over carefully, and once you have reached a considered dedslon,you can take steps to resolve whatever. Is bothering you. lust , don't , expect Instant results. Frankly at times you will prefer to chill out and do very little. But there may be situations which require tackling and the motto here is don’t take the straight approach: Just slide gently, round them.' Call my Virgo line to hear more.-:'! ^ / • ' J


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Getting your head and your heart together will be important.What you I to do and ought to do have to be the same thing. In th a t way you I


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__ put your wholehearted enthusiasm behind your plans which will f work better as a result Make sure you have supportive companions E around who are willing to follow your lead. Follow your hunches and | your sympathies, but do watch that you're not putting certain people on I »edestals. If you expea miracles, then you could end up feeling they I not fulfilled your hopes. Call my Libra line to hear more.


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Nothing will be gained by racing around a t high speed especially when | your motivation is low.There will be more benefit to finding quality time I or yourself. Pbnder, prepare, plan and understand. Companions may be I


needing help, but you need to put down limits as well.There may be I some confusion or uncertainty around, since with Neptune hanging I around nothing Is as dear and straightforward as it should be.The bright I side of these aspects can make you sympathetic, compassionate and V sensitive. OH my Scorpio line to hear more.


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If yoii have been feeling lethargic about making any difference to the I society In which you live, then now Is the time to give yourself a shake. I Join hands with like-minded , friends. Together you can achieve much I


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M^be you could do with more time at home vtith loved ones, hut you |


pulled In two directions, then maybe you need to revise your ambitions. You need to be dear that what you . are doing has your exdusive attention. If you are tehsejook to see'who islanding closest.Youmay be over-sensitive to the. undercurrents^In the atmosphere.-Soaking in I unspoken fedings*or. problems: can;make you feel weighed down I without'quite'(mowing why. Sorting out truth-from other people's I


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Rise above the trivia of dally living and take the blrcft eye view o f your I life at th e ’moment. Getting'far enough away to see everything In I


perspective will be helpful You can make better decisions and become | less obsessed by, what may not be. hugely Important Though your E


judgement may not be wonderful since the Sun Is In a spea with .vague I Neptune.It can be very.rnysticaJ,rather enlightening.but sometimes you I get hunches that turn out to be wrong at the end o f the day.You worry I


about things that will taever happen: Call my Aqiarius line to hear more. I PISCES K


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The’New Moon in tire deepest part of your chart’could pass you by I without any, effect But If you can give yourself space to pbnder,you may I be able to' answer one or two questions, which have been bothering you I recently, by getting right down to ’the nitty-gritty. Sometimes you'see | people you think are absolutely, wonderful and In heed of help from you. I In f e a theyYe nothing of the sortTheyYe just takers. Don't let a tug on I


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