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Great changes are being made to the Abbey for the year 2005 to make it a spiritual power house in the Black burn Diocese well into the 21st Centu ry.
Members were reminded to give their support to the summer fair on August 28th in the Abbey grounds and the annual evening on October 13th, when there will be a buffet supper and entertainment by the Readstone Singers.
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The Fellowship exists to support the work of the Abbey.
Members are admit ted free to the grounds and mem bership is £7 per year for individuals, a minimum of £10
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| membership. Further details may be obtained from the Abbey shop or the Rev. Alan Reid (01254 824620) or Mr Bill Anderson (01254 822387).
Can collection Aluminium cans collect ed by Mr Michael
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social, in Whalley, on E v en in g Walk Saturday were Ladies A walk organised by
Mrs R Wooff. Gents - Mrs D. Farnsworth, Mrs C. Walmsley.
Reid, of 8 The Sands, Dominoes: Mrs J. Peel, Whalley, have so far Mr j. Hartley. Raffle: helped to raise £60 Mrs G. Walmsley. which has recently Everyone is welcome at been handed over to the next-social on
the Cancer Research Campaign.
Mr Reid is a member of Pendle View Rotary Club, which had cho sen Cancer Research for its charity this year.
He is still collecting the cans, which are marked ALU and which will not stick to a magnet.
Senior citizens Whist winners at the Abbey senior citizens’
Whalley Christian Action Group and led
evening from outside p.m.
Saturday in ..... Methodist Church than three miles.
the It will last for no longer rcquire correspon. u“ T .!I\ . , Villages where we
Hall at 6-45 p.m. • The Clitheroe Adver- Inquiries 01254 tiser and Times has a 822988.
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dents are: Billington, Bolton-by-BowIand, Chatburn, Ribchestcr, Slaidburn, Wadding- ton, West Bradford.
Reports from villages can include church
correspondents who weekly send in reports of the activities in
area- by Mr Clive Butter- P,e“ p!c move a'vay or . dents now and
and school events, WI news, young farmers’
clubs, gardening clubs and other organisa tions.
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Copy can be hand-writ ten or typed and handed in at our front office or can be e- mailed direct. Anyone interested should tel 01200 422324 and ask for Marcia Morris.
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Tales of Dolphins wanted
C L ITH E R O E and District Amateur Swimming Club - known as Clitheroe Dolphins - is appealing for help in compiling its history. The club is putting
together a history of its activities over the past 30 years, before memo ries fade. I t would like to hear
A WELL-SUPPORTED charity line dance Diamond Jack, a popular band from Black- of Brennand’s Endowed Primary School, Slaid- evening was held in Newton Village Hall in aid burn provided live entertainment together with burn, which raised £255 making the grand of the North West Air Ambulance where £490 music by John Barber, of C. and J. total of £745, presented to North West Air was raised.
Linedancers. Ambulance.
The event was organised by C. and J. Another fund-raising event was a tea and Pictured are Diamond Jack and John Barber Linedancers, of Clitheroe.
coffee afternoon organised by staff and parents with their fans having an enjoyable time, (s)
Charity supporters aid air ambulance work
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A FIRST Responder’s team is up and running in the Rim-, ington area thanks to the generous support of the local community.
Two defibrillators and a train ing defibrillator, which are used to shock a heart into normal rhythm, have been bought and 18 local volun teers trained to become first responders.
First Responder teams pro vide first aid care when
required untilan emergency ambulance arrives and are especially vital in remote rural locations.
Mrs Toni Parker, of Little Middop Farm, instigated the fund-raising effort at her husband, John's 60th birth day in January asking for donations rather than pre sents.
Further funds were raised through a cream teas event and raffles run by Mr and
Mrs Brian and Daphne Williamson, managers of Todber Caravan Park.
Mrs Parker has expressed her thanks on behalf of the first responders to all those peo ple who supported the fund raising effort, particularly Mr and Mrs Williamson.
Our picture shows the new first responders with their certificates and Mr and Mrs Parker standing by the defibrillators. (A090704/6)
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FORMER Ribble Valley mayor Coun. Joyce Holgate gave an account of her year in office to a meeting of the Rib ble Valley branch of the Lan
cashire Family History Soci ety.
She spoke of the pleasure many of the engagements and func tions which she had attended had given her.
She had the privilege of meet ing six members of the royal family during her year in office, either whilst they were visiting the area or at a royal garden party.
She recalled both humorous and memorable incidents.
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Coun. Holgate mentioned agri cultural shows in appaling weather conditions and join ing centenarians for their birthday celebrations, her famous hat collection and the wearing of one was obligato ry even if ground conditions require wellies.
Coun. Holgate continues to serve Whalley as both a dis trict and parish councillor and she urged members to consider standing for council as it is a most interesting and satisfying role, despite the hard work and dedication required. Members ques tioned her about her most
memorable mayoral moments and she was given a vote of thanks by Anne Holmes.
The next meeting of the soci ety is on August 10 th in the Cricket Club on Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, and will start at 7-30 p.m.
There will be the opportunity to use the society’s reference material including census records. New members and visitors are welcome and peo ple considering researching their family history are urged to join for a workshop and getting started in what can be a difficult task.
A WHALLEY woman has helped to raise £2,500 for the North West Air Ambulance after completing a 100
length swimming challenge. Mrs Angie Stanley finished the spon
sored swim in an impressive 51 minutes, while her sister-in-law, Mrs Heather Booth, of Bolton-by-Bovvland, raised her share of the money by singing at a charity evening at Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall with a special guest appearance from her nine- year-old son, Ben. The pair responded to an appeal in the
April edition of the Valley magazine, in which it was stated that 100 "Golden Angels" were needed to keep the service going. Mrs Stanley added that after seeing the article her husband Richard, who col lects milk from local farms and quite often sees the air ambulance in action, had spurred her on to take up the challenge. After raising more than double what
they had originally expected, the pair were recently invited to the North West Air Ambulance base at Blackpool to find out more about the work of the air ambulance and its crew. They were, treated to a guid ed tour by Mr Paul Crone, Granada Tele vision presenter and NWAA fund-raiser.
Mrs Stanley told the Clitheroe Advertis
er and Times how fascinating the’ trip had been, adding: "As we arrived the air ambu lance had just been called out to an emer gency, a shout, at Seascale in Cumbria, so we managed to see it in action." As well as funds raised from the "swim
and sing" event, further donations were made by Mr Alistair Howard, of Bolton- by-Bowland, and Mr Keith Pilkington, of Rimington, who both asked for donations to the NWAA instead of presents for their 30th birthdays. Mrs Stanley's cousin, Mr David Booth,
and his wife, Margaret, from Lothersdale, also asked for donations at their silver wed ding anniversary. Mrs Stanley said: "Heather and I are
very grateful to all those who have sup ported us to make our fund-raising success ful and hope that people will continue to contribute to such a worthwhile, life-saving charity." Our picture shows the pair at the air
ambulance base just seconds before it was called out on an emergency. From left to right - Mrs Stanley, Mr Brian Booth (Mrs Stanley's father), Mrs Booth and her hus band Jim. (s)
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from anyone who has scrapbooks, pho tographs, competition records or just has tales to tell. Organisers are par
ticularly keen to find out when the club’s first training session took place. Get in touch with
the club by e-mailing press@clitheroedol-
phins.com or phone Barbara Jones on 01200 423064. The history so far
recorded can also be found at the club’s website.
Soccer with a top team
C L ITH E R O E Wolves Junior Football Club are running their fourth annu al summer soccer school in conjunction with Black burn Rovers F.C. The school is available
to children aged between five and 13, who enjoy playing football and want to raise funds for Clitheroe Wolves, while at the same time learning new soccer skills with the valuable assistance of Blackburn Rovers Football in the Community Coaches. The school will be held
on Wednesday, August 25th and Thursday, August 26th at Highmoor Playing fields, off Pendle Road, Clitheroe, from 10 a.m. until 12 noon for five to seven year olds at the cost of £8 per child and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for eight to 13 year olds at the cost of £16 per child for the two days. For an application form
call Christine Clarkson on 01200 423536. Half the proceeds from this event will go directly back into Clitheroe Wolves Junior Football Club.
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