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gravestone in Glasgow's Maryhill Cemetery. In addition to Taggart, he has also written a book called "Burning Poison" about a man in Liverpool


■..! Mrs Douglas thanked all villagers, Accrington Soroptimists; :: family, friends and former col­ leagues who gave dona­ tions in lieu of birthday presents, especially those


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in 1808. One of the char­ acters in this book was sent to "The Billington Retreat," also known locally as The Mad ; •House. This house is still standing, but is known now as Mytton Fold


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nah from Whalley WI gave a report on the inter­ mediate meeting of the National Federation of , Women's Institutes, held


in Brighton. Members were remind­


ed of the auditions neeting being held at the Billing- ton and Langho Commu­ nity Centre on Monday, at 7 p.m. The monthly competi­


I Mrs Sheila Aspin. Birthday flowers were


there is to be a "Dedicar tion of the Site" service,


On August 3rd at 2 p.m. ,T_ . • ' „


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time capsule under the floor of the new church. All are welcome to go along and share in this open air service, bring deck chairs if you want to sit down. ■ .


CHIPPING


be held, in the gardens of The Tillotsons Arms and the post office, m Chip­ ping, on July 28th from 1 p.m. The event is in aid of


Family fun A charity fun day is to


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building which is due to be. completed in November 2002.


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afternoon, stand-in skip- , per Ainsworth won the,


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■ spend a vigorous couple of* hours in the field:- After « celebrating a team' m a te '^


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wedding the previous day, most of the players still ■ looked a little under par., Rolls-Royce struck first


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Rosemere Cancer Foun­ dation and the Kidney Patients' Association and attractions will include a barbecue, tombola, boun­ cy castle, games and stalls. A bumper raffle will be held, including top prizes of one night’s bed and breakfast at the Gibbon Bridge Hotel and a signed Preston North End foot­ ball shirt.


I Barbara Siddall, Mary Jackson and Teresa Nel­ son. The next meeting will be held on August 19th in


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Birthday gift


I worthwhile appeal. A ceilidh with supper


when opening bowler Old- field took a wicket in his first over. Ainsworth (14) and Leach (18) pushed, prodded and nudged the ; score to 38 before Leach fell victim to Binn. This signalled the beginning of a middle order collapse. ■ The wickets tumbled and - Grindleton found them­ selves floundering at 49 for 7. Robinson (21) and Whittaker (18 n/o) man­ aged to spare the visitors' blushes by batting out the overs and Grindleton fin­ ished on 89 for 8.,: jem . After the tea-interval, skipper Ainsworth tried to motivate his team and re­ kindle Gnndleton's famous fighting spirit. I t seemed to have worked. Grindle- ton's bowlers bowled a good line and length, and the fielding was both sharp and keen. Unfortu­ nately, with such a small total to defend, it was always going to be an uphill battle. Despite tak­ ing four wickets, the home- side got home at a canter with 15 overs to spare. Grindleton's man of the match was all-rounder Robinson. Next week, Grindleton hope to kick- start their season when they play a t home to Waddington.


| Kramrisch. There will be a display


i of craft work done.by the [members.. .


, ; He has been round the ' world over the years, as an J entertainer on many cruise ships and met many celebri­ ties with whom he is still friends. He recorded many silly questions he had been asked by members of the holiday crews. Mr Ray now travels round entertaining various organisations with his funny anecdotes, often in aid of charities. He was thanked for a


Women's Institute meeting was held in the village hall when guest speaker was Mr Ronnie Ray, of Preston, whose wonderful story was entitled "life on the Ocean Waves". 1


| was held on Saturday in Chatburn School hall to celebrate the 60th birth­ day of Mrs Ena Douglas, who asked her family and friends to donate money ---- , , to the appeal i nst ead.


Mountain rescue Members of Grindleton WI spent a very enjoyable evening at Smelt Mill in the Trough of Bowland, the headquarters of the Bowland Pennine Moun­ —-— — le.Team


their, present ;ation with __________ . ari


A CLITHEROE schoolgirl has been crowned a queen.


Twelve-year-old Lisa Duffy, of - bury.' ’ .. ■


.... Anyone wishing to go to "Sunset Boulevard" on September lOth should contact Mrs Mandy Bren­


nan. ‘ • The next WI meeting


-members and the dress theme.will be red, white and blue. The competition will be for a royal souvenir. Non-members of the


on August 8th will be a Golden Jubilee garden party at the home of Mrs Judy Cowling. A buffet supper will be provided by


village will be made very welcome at the meeting on September 12th at 7-30 p.m. m the Methodist Schoolroom, when the ladies of Rylstone and District WI will be talking about their experiences in the production of the astonishingly successful "Alternative WI Calen­ dar" and what happens next. A home-made buffet supper will be served.


HURST-GREEN


tain Rescue .Team. Team noes in the,capable hands r members explained th e - of,v.vMCsf ?Mri-.-James ^


present at the get-togeth­ er of. Hiirst Green Over 60s Club.; A lively time was spent : enjoying whist and domi-


Over 60s Thirty members were


meth^ds^used.ii^search — and rescue aricI iHust


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slides. Search arid rescue Radies h 3: Waddington, dog' Bracked wasi'ntro-’ c. Holden. fG!ents - B.


- “Whist winners were: duced and took^part iri a . Waddington, H. Hartley,


demonstration'tp-find a j Dominoes: M. Davies, "body", on this occasion'a, jj; Mdrton, F. Lofthouse,


team member who, appro­ priately, was hiding in the bracken. This was followed


very entertaining evening by Mrs Jean Parkinson. Winners of a competition


for a theatre or show pro­ gramme were Mrs M.


Porter and Mrs A. Harg­ reaves. Draw winner was


, • gifts to her. C h u r c h w a r d « m K t # 5 f e f S ^ ^


at Christ Church, and^ member of Accrington -reaves and Mrs E. Robin- Soroptimists, Mrs Dou- sonwhoreceivedflowers. glas chose the Magic Eye A letter ofthankswas East'Lancs Cancer Scan . received from Miss M. Wor-


Appeal to benefit from her swick for the flowers she ■ received during her stay in


The school hall was fe s - : hospital. ,


i tooned with green and red A member of Waddmg- L balloons, and matching ^fonWI gave her report as table decorations and -delegate at the intermedia .e


flower arrangements were ..general jcmeeting in designed and made by'fBrightoni<Meinbers en-


' Miss Elizabeth Jackson;^ !) joyed an evening outing to of Chipping, and the'^Barkers Nurseries, Clit- ceilidh was led by Mr heroe, where they enjoyed a Malcolm and Mrs Jean demonstration of making


Deakin with the "None1 Such Ceilidh Band". A supper of pie and


peas and lasagne was fol­ lowed by trifle and straw­ berry cheesecake provided by Greendale Restaurant, Chatburn. Mr and Mrs Roy Porter, Mrs Margaret Jackson and Mrs Julie Ascroft, residents of Chat­ burn, served tea and


hanging baskets and planters, followed by a very enjoyable supper. Members were reminded


by a guided tour of the : Knight, B. Bass, premises to see the . Mr Pat Henry was wel­ comed back after his recent stay in hospital and good wishes were sent to sick members.


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bunkrooms, equipment and excellent facilities used by many organisa­ tions, such as the police and ambulance service, as


revenue fortthe-B^MRTJ , The next meeting will be on.Tiiesday a t 7-30 p.m. in the usual venue.


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Members wefeimp^e^ed by the work and dedica­ tion of the team, all volun­ teers, whose area covers 350 square miles of diffi- cult terrain.- They were also impressed by,;the


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wonderful buffet supper D r e am t e a prepared by a ^ m e m f . j' Theday was iovely and


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B P ^R T ^ jh p |d i^ g a j Row> Knowle Green, to ; vfewj the garden and enjoy


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of a visit to Browsholme Hall on August 15th, fol­ lowed by, supper at WhitewelLVillage Hall. WI members will be


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business meeting, when she read delegate Mrs Eileen Wilson's excellent report on the intermediate general meeting. Delegates to this meeting voted unanimously in favour of


serving te‘as in the village hall on four Sundays in August..


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President Mrs Kay - - - - - - - Hopkinson held a short


ithe Pe°PIe flocked to New many stalls and just relax


in beautiful surroundings. When they had all gone


home and the inonies had been totalled-up, the organisers realised that the magnificent sum of £1,000.77 had been raised


and stricter control oh the 'S o lo VlSlt _


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Billington, (pictured) is the new rose, queenjfor St Peter's Church, Sales-


Technology College, she wore an ivory sat in dress and purple cloak. Her attendants, who are all pupils at Sales- bury School, included her seven-year- old sister, Emma.(s) •<


■ Houghton Weavers, is to routewiilcovermostof the make a rare solo appear- village boundary and walk- ance in Knowle Green Vil- ers can choose to go all or lage Hall on July 26th at 8 p.m. Tickets, including supper, cost £5 and can be obtained by tel. 01254 878293.


MARTIN TOP


ebrated at Salem Congre­ gational Chapel, Martin Top, on a truly beautiful day, when the morning family service was led by Mrs Brenda Atherton, of Whalley Methodist Church. Members and friends


Flower service ' Flower Sunday was cel­


. concluded with a summa­ ry of the work of the Lan­ cashire Badger Group. Mr Shoreman was thanked for his informative talk by Mrs Naomi Baines. President Mrs Jean


Brock the badger - At the meeting of Slaid- burn WI, members were - enthralled by the illustrate ed presentation given by guest speaker Mr Paul Shoreman, from the Lan­ cashire Badger Group. Mr Shoreman described the natural history of the bad­ ger, their lifestyle, food and reproduction. Listen­ ers were shown slides of setts and ways to recog­ nise the presence of bad­ ger activity and the talk


when St Mary’s were nar­ rowly beated by Simon- stone.


enjoyed a drumming-, afternoon workshop with ' lots of big drums and today sees a day trip to t Whitehough for Years 5 ; and 6 with the leavers' , disco in the evening. , School closes tomorrow at . 2 p.m. and reopens on t Tuesday, September 3rd. .


: On Tuesday pupils ^ . : ?


burn, the Rt Rev. Alan . Chesters, is the guest . preacher at St Nicholas’s ‘ Church 9-30 a.m. service - on Sunday. While the parish is without a vicar all church inquiries should go to churchwardens Mr Bernard Parf itt on 773759


Bishop is guest The Bishop of Black- ■


.or Mrs Val Darwent on 776962.


part way. Notes and maps will be available at £2 per stage. Walkers may seek sponsors, proceeds to go to the Jubilee project fund and certificates will be awarded. At the monthly meeting,


Parker introduced Mrs Jackson who was the link delegate to the intermedi­ ate general meeting held in Brighton, in June. She reported on the activities of the day including an outline of the debate around the resolutions and the presentations of the guest speakers. Secretary Mrs Mar­


took delightful bunches of flowers and placed them around the chapel. Mrs Atherton brought several cute Teddy bears with her in various clothing to illus­ trate that each one has different personalities. Her theme was "In church we need each other's gifts". The hymn "Father I Place Your Hands the


washeartily sung. -


a delegate was requested for the LFWI autumn council meeting in Bolton on September 30th and three Lancashire WI ladies will carry the Common­ wealth Games baton in various stages in the coun­ ty. A letter from the village sports committee thanked WI members who helped at the Jubilee sports day celebrations. Delegate at the interme­


diate general meeting in Brighton, Mrs Edna Jack- son, gave a report on the busy and packed meeting where 7,000 WI delegates, 300 advisors and many more, voted on resolutions. Plans for a proposed


into,,— -. -----— -- Things thht-I Cannot Do";


leavers at Sabden Primary . School was held on Tues­ day and school broke up for the summer yesterday. It will reopen on Tuesday, September 3rd.


School The annual disco for


garet Shaw read a number of letters of appreciation sent as the result of the Shell Better Britain Day, organised by Mrs Jennie Bradley and WI members. Mrs Parker thanked Mrs Bradley for her excellent, work. Winners of the compe­


tition for an animal photo­ graph were Mrs Pat Gar­ nett, Mrs Edith Lawson ad Mrs Mary Bolton There is to be a theatre trip on October 17th, the venue has still to be con­ firmed. The meetings for the


read passages from the' Mm-nansi™ Bible and organist was Mrs Ethel Hartley.


Afterwards warm fel


^rlv'ir;’ tJi?Hies ^ lowship ,was shared over ^ ----


a illus rated Knight respectively* #,a*. , fy. a


. was about "God of Mercy,; may be left opposite the name God personally and . memorial institute kitchen


was cbhductedlby Pastor! board will continue to be Jeff Jones'whose sermon! collected by the WI, this


;Tlie afternoon service' - pohHiietartihv


holding God's hand". The! no more than two days hymn was "What a Friend j before the first Tuesday in we have in Jesus". Mr Don;. the month.


Carson was organist and; L u n c h e o n Cillb HolyCommiinionwascel-


: ■ [ Members were remind- -edbf the next trip on Sep­ tember ,4th and the meal on


, sick of the community. PENDLETON


ebrated at the close. Later'flowers were dis­ tributed to the elderly and


:' lent meal, and pleasant .- company for the afternoon.


burn, the Rt Rev. Alan Chesters, will be preach­ ing at the Eucharist ser-. vice at All Saints' Church, Pendleton, on Sunday.The service starts at 11 a.m.- and all are welcome.


Special-service The Bishop of Black­


RIMINGTON: teaj sj|. and chat, Luncheon Club .


and Middop Luncheon Club members travelled to Ferrari's Restaurant, at Thomley, for their, annual outing, enjoying an excel-


A party of Rimington ---- -


; Tricks and spots ! ! Sixteen tables were in play at the whist and domi­ no drive, organised by Rimington Memorial Institute management committee. MCs were Mrs E. Hartley and Mrs E. Jackson.' Supper was served and winning score cards were: Whist, Ladies— Mrs S. Tennant, Mrs M. Jackson, Mrs M. Bleas-


dale. Gents - Mr D. Gal- loway, Mr R. Seed, Mr W.


Barker.


A party! of Rimihgton , and Middop Luncheon


Ferrari's Restaurant, at Thomley, for their annual outing, enjoying an excel­ lent meal, rind pleasant company for the afternoon.


unanimously in faTOur ^ , upgrading and resurfacing win*be'avhl^ge^lk, com- s u ^ r S S o i i l


WI meeting ‘ , On September 8th there


importation of foodstuffs. Mr Tony Berry, of the ed into three sections, the Fann at 10-30 a.m. Drnd- ? enCintg1 o T a m S S Mr F. Giles, Mrs Club members travelled to A. Seed, Mrs Law, Mr B,


Stott, Raffle: Mrs B. Down­


ing, Mr J. Parkinson, Mrs F. Cooke,'Mrs E. Peel, Mrs G. Capstick, Mr J. Traynor. 1 I t was announced that


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Free transport to Southampton available - ask for details 7 .' - g ondition p y ' ed Mr. Herbert Moorhouse; Bull at 5-45 p.m. ’ .........— --—


coach outing and walk round Grassington on July 23rd were outlined by Mrs Ethel Hartley. The coach will leave from the Black


Miss Bairstow asked for


volunteers to help with catering at the whist and domino drives and birth­ day greetings were extend- i .edby.MrsDay.' .cj.r.,.


next two months will be held in Slaidburn Chapel, in August. The guest speaker will be Mrs Dorothy Maskell MBE.


SA BDEN


date of the fortnightly waste paper collection has been changed and the next one is on Tuesday.


Collection Do not forget that the


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Roof! being presented by the St Nicholas Players are busy with last-minute rehearsals for next week's


place on Sunday, August 4th, to replace the one planned for jubilee Mon­ day which was washed


Fun Day A Fun Day is to take


out. The village's jubilee


committee had planned a fun and sports afternoon on the Hoime to follow the jubilee parade. But the torrential rain meant it had to be called off. Now Mrs Diane


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial),


Stirk H time-s plan f


PARISH councillors at Gi ing "holiday camp" fears time-share complex plann Stirk House Hotel.


But tonight's meet­


ing of the Ribble Valley Borough Council Plan­ ning and Development Committee is being recommended to app­ rove Mr Malcolm Weaving's plan. Some of the units


would be two-storey, with three bedrooms, and others would be sin­ gle-storey, with two bed­ rooms. I t is not yet known


what materials will be used. In their report for


tonight's meeting, plan­ ning officials say that policy dictates approval of schemes to extend holiday and visitor facili­ ties where relevant access, appearance and other development crite­ ria are met. The complex would be


Plan for Abbey


ready next


Collingwood and members of Sabden Toddler Group are holding the replace­ ment event next month from 2 p.m. on the Holme.. There should be lots of fun events, games and a boun­ cy castle and slide for the youngsters to enjoy.


im u The cast' o f "Raise The ,


'■ and lavender—aii aromatic- ■


show. I t will be presented in


St Nicholas's Hall on Fri­ day, July 26th, a t 7-30 p.m. Tickets are now on sale at £5.50 and include' supper so please contact Mrs Eileen Pearson or any cast member so they know numbers for the catering.


•magnificent £1,225,.a £1,000 donation has come from another charity fund and £900 has been pledged from the Muscu­ lar Dystrophy Society. The school has had a


of St Mary's RC School have: made a; brilliant effort so far towards their £5,000 target to buy a wheelchair for a disabled pupil - and the chair has now been ordered. The school had raised a


Rebecca's chair Staff, pupils and friends


ed several tied arrange­ ments from the Victorian era, and unusual designs of Italian and French origin. Mrs Mary Cowman


Mrs Brown demonstrat­


of Waddington WI, held in the Methodist Schoolroom, president Miss Hylda Emsden welcomed every­ one and introduced the speaker, Mrs Jane Brown. • She delighted all with her - posies of herbs, consisting of rosemary, mint, thyme


Waddington At the monthly meeting


gift for someone in hospital' to appreciate. ' '


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A DRAFT plan for : the future develop- ! ment of the Whalley 1 Abbey complex, a scheduled ancient ■ monument, is nearly ready.


The plan has been i


drawn up by a specialist • firm of architects, expe­ rienced in handling long­ term redevelopment of historic, but fragmented, collections of places such as abbeys, churches, houses and the like. Experts from the prac­


tice have looked at the condition of all the buildings owned by both the Anglican and Roman Catholic, churches, as well as the grounds. : Their; ideas for the future are expected to be


'; Event;raises def’


\ MEMBERS and supporte- turned out to support a ch


defibrillator and the orga thanks to all who attended.


thanked her for a most enjoyable and enlightening evening The WI has a small


DAY


piece of garden opposite the chapel which has been planted out and tended by Mrs Nina Foster and Mrs Margaret Jackson. Tickets were on sale for a


' The next meeting will take place at the Methodist Schoolroom on August 13th. The speaker will be Mrs June Spencer,. and her topic: "Fashion with Fan BC-AD". Tea hostesses were Mrs


coffee morning at Waddow Hall on September 25th, from 10 a.m. to noon, including a tour of the hall.


. afternoon hosted by Sab- den "


busy time since last week's trip to Blackpool Zoo and the visit to school by the "Help A Local Child" radio bus. A Mass for this year's leavers was held in church bn Saturday evening and on Monday Year 6 enjoyed a bowling


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