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BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND;
Tricks and spots
There was a good attendance at the whist and domino drive held in Bolton- by-Bowland Village Hall when MCs were T. Kenyon and P. Metcalfe.
Whist winners were: Ladies-D. Hogg, M. Jackson, E. Jackson. Gents - T. Trayner, J. Riley, W. Barker.
Dominoes: T. Bain- bridge, R. Eden, H. Wolfenden, R. Knight, A. Fox, E. Nowell.
Raffle: R. Knight, M. Parkes, M. Singleton, E. Jackson, F. Loft- house. .
The next drive will be the village effort for Cancer Research next Thursday.
This effort has raised thousands of pounds since the first one was held in 1970, the year the village hall was opened. The prizes are of excellent value and the raffle is a great attraction. We ask for the support of the whist and domino players of the’Ribble Valley.
Young farmers
There was no meeting for Bolton-by-Bow- land Young Farmers’ Club members on Monday night because of the Bank Holiday.
Next week’s meeting will be a talk and tour of Stocks Reservoir by Mr Chris Edmondson. Mem bers wishing to attend should meet in the village at 6-40 p.m.
B1LLINGTON Surnames
At the meeting of Billington and Langho WI, presi dent Mrs Barbara Siddall welcomed vis iting members from
Moss Side, Hurst Green and Downham WIs.
Guest speaker was Mr Peter Watson who entertained the ladies with a very interest ing and amusing talk about the origins of surnames.
Some members were quite surprised to hear where their names originated. Thanks were expressed by Mrs Mary Jackson.
The next meeting will be on May 17th at 7- 45 p.m. in Billington and Langho Commu nity Centre. New members are always welcome to attend.
CHATBURN;
The Spring half-yearly collection made by the Chatburn group for the Blackburn and Ribble Valley Cancer Research UK Campaign raised £2,151.22 from home collecting boxes plus ones in hotels and shops, and donations.
Excellent result
The committee wishes to thank everyone concerned for their most generous and continuing support.
GISBURN Young farmers
Members of Gisburn Young Farmers’ Club are reminded tha t next week’s activity will be an organised walk.
Participants should meet a t the earlier time of 7 p.m. in the Festival Hall.
GRINDLETON'
Members of St Ambrose Church, Grindleton, are plan ing a supper evening al fresco style for May 21st at Arnott • House, Sawley Road,
Al fresco supper May Events at
Chatburn, by kind permission of Mr and Mrs R. Dyer.
There will be delicious ; barbecued meats, numerous salads and side dishes and mo u t hwa t e r i n g sweets.
There will also be a licensed bar and bot tle tombola.
Anyone wishing to donate to the bottle tombola can leave their gifts in a box at
‘ the back of church or a t Lazy Acres, Grindleton.
Transport can be arranged from the vil lage if required. Tick ets are £10, and £5 for primary school children, available from church members or Mrs Carol Pye tel. 441507 or Grindleton Rectory tel. 441154.
HURST GREEN
Next Thursday, May 13th, Hurst Green Village Hall Commit tee is holding a Spring Quiz at.7-30 p.m. in the Village Hall.
Spring Quiz
Teams of between four and six are invited to assemble and test their . knowledge against their fellow villagers.
Tickets, costing £4 each and including a hot pot supper, are available from Mrs Kath Molyneux (01254 826564).
President of Hurst Green WI Mrs M.C. Young welcomed members to the meeting and intro duced Mr J. Moun- sey, who gave an interesting talk on “Handwriting Analy sis”.
Handwriting
Giving members much to ponder on, he explained the charac ter of each person from sentences writ ten and some extremely good draw ings provided by members. Mrs
Production treat for television addicts TELLY addicts will love the lat- Saturday night. The show, which fun, music, dance and gags. out, but to check if there are any
est production by Sabden’s Vil- will take you down Coronation It is presented in St Nicholas’s tickets for Saturday please ring lage Folk who are presenting Street and other popular shows Hall at 7-30 p.m. both nights.
the producer, Mrs Joyce Grime,
McDonell thanked him for an enjoyable hour.
A competition for a poem was won by Mrs Gill McDonnell, Mrs Teresa Crotty and Mrs Kath Aldred.
Raffle winner was Mrs K. Young.
A reminder was given regarding the coffee evening in St Peter’s Club on May 21st, in aid of the Hospice Fund. All welcome.
Also given were details of the summer out ing, the fete in July and the flower festi val a t Stonyhurst College.
After supper a game of card bingo was enjoyed by all.'
Mr Nick Henderson, from Corio Raptor Care, will be display ing some birds of prey and talking on their "Habits and Habi tats" a t St John's Church Hall on Sat urday, May 15th. The talk is at 4p.m., with hot dogs to follow, and is suitable for all ages.
Birds of prey
Sat/Sun 8th & 9th May 10.30am - 4.30pm: “Celebrating the Diversity of Faith in Lancashire". A photographic exhibition in the Great Hall looking at the major religions represented in the county. Free admission.
Mon 10th May 8.45am onwards: “The School-Run Stop” Breakfast and reflection for mums dropping children off at school. Yvonne Blake talks about aromatherapy. Cost: £5.
Sat 22nd May 10am - 3.30pm: “Touching the Heart of God” - a day of worship and workshops for adults and children. Adults £3.50. Children free.
Telephone 01254 828400 e-mail
office@whalleyabbey.org
Children are welcome with or without adults, and the cost is £1 for children, £2 for adults.
Coffee evening
Members of the WI are holding a coffee evening on Friday, May 21st, at 7-30 p.m. in St Peter's Catholic Club.
The event is to raise funds for East Lan cashire Hospice, and there will be a cake stall, bring and buy
“TV Memories” tomorrow and past and present, is a mixture of Tomorrow night is a complete sell- on 01282 772693. stall and a raffle.
Village fair
Preparations are now under way for the annual village fair, being held this year on Sunday, July 4th.
If you would like to contribute to the suc cess of this village event, for example by setting up or running a stall for a couple of hours, then please contact Mrs Kath Molyneux (01254 826 903) or Mrs Gill McDonnell (01254 826 378).
KNOWLE
..GREEN
Cantabile
Making a welcome return to Knowle Green Village Hall on May 16th is local singing group, Cantabile. Starting at 7 p.m., the Music for a Sunday Evening event will include cheese and wine in the admission price of £7.50 and tickets can be obtained by tele phone: 01254878447.
Alston Hall and Lan cashire County Council are holding
Learning
. an Adult Learners' Week from May 17th to 21st a t various local venues.
Anyone interested in learning more about digital photography, beginners' Spanish, colour image and style or computers should drop into the village hall between 9-30 a.m. and 12-30 p.m. on May 18th.
It is free and there is no obligation to go any further, and you can also find out what is available in the local area for adult educa tion.
Anyone requiring more information should telephone Katherine: 01772784661.
Chernobyl
On June 2nd, another group of youngsters from Belarus affected by the. radiation explosion at Cher nobyl is making a welcome return visit to the village hall. Help is needed to care for the children on that day. If you feel able to help, contact Jean Procter on the above telephone number.
’At the end of Febru ary, the Knowle Green Congregation al Church held a Songs of Praise evening.
In good voice
The well attended and successful event raised £220.50 by a freewill offering at the close of the ser vice.
The money was donat ed to a couple whose parents live locally for the purchase of Sports Bibles to be given to children and young people who take 'part in the sports events organ ised by the national Christian group Sports Reach.
The aim of the group is to reach young peo ple through various sports events and tell them about the love
of Jesus. Anyone interested in buying a copy of these Bibles which show pictures of famous sports peo ple who are Chris tians and tell a little of their story, should contact Beryl Payne: 01254 878385.
LANGHO Jumble sale
Langho Pre-school Group is holding a jumble sale with a cake stall on May 22nd a t 2 p.m. in Langho Methodist Church.
Admission is 50p and refreshments will be available.
Proceeds from the event will go to the Little Fishes Pre school and Tiddlers and Toddlers Parent and Child Group.
Items of clothes and bric-a-brac can be taken to the church hall on the day from 10 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 245356.
The Rev. David Noblet will conduct both the 9 a.m. Holy Communion and the 10-30 a.m. family communion and parade services on Sunday in St Leonard’s Church,
Langho.The rose queen festival will be on June 5th.
Services PENDLETON Waste paper The fortnightly collec-
tion of waste paper takes place in Pendle ton on Tuesday. Papers should be left in the white bags pro vided.
SABDEN
Ramon Bell, saw Mrs Sarah Rushton, cap tain of the “Bottoms Up” team win by 33 points out of 36.
Starting on Sunday envelopes will be dis tributed in Read and Simonstone for Christian Aid week. Designated collectors complete with bone- fide identification will call to collect the envelopes sometime during the week.
Christian Aid
Please be generous with your donation for this worthy cause.
The annual concert by the Readstone Singers will be held on May 17th in St John’s Church, Read, a t 7-30 p.m. There will be a collection for charity after the con cert.
Singers Waste paper
Now th a t houses in Read and Simon- stone villages have received a new kerb- side collection calen dar please remember to leave your waste paper out early on Monday morning for collection in the white sacks provided, otherwise use a plas tic bag.
The very popular Read Club Quiz, held every Tuesday evening at 9-30 p.m. in Read Constitutional Club, organised by Mr
Club quiz
The second team was “Up and At It” com posed of mainly Read Cricket Club tea room ladies and the third team were “Specky Four Eyes”.
Unfortunately for the second week running “The Hopefuls” won the consolation prize with only a meagre 20 points. The quiz is now attracting teams from outside Read and Simonstone.
Community bus
Residents are remind ed that the communi ty bus runs alternate weeks for a shopping trip to Clitheroe. Contact “Dial-a- Ride” on 01200 444484 for further
details.
The other week the bus runs trips to various places - Freeport at Fleetwood, South- port, Bubble Factory at Oswaldtwistle and other places of inter est. Seats may be booked by telephon ing the above num ber. Ribble Valley Borough Council Transport is the organiser.
Whist drive
Winners of the whist drive'held in Read Constitutional Club were: Ladies - Mrs Sarah Law, Mrs Doris Birch.
Gents - Mrs Tilly Malpass, Mrs Pat Longrigg. Special
Anniversary
A performance of “Joseph” will be a
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After-school cricket sessions until 4-30 p.m., led by Mr. Richard Blackburn, begin today for boys and girls at Whalley Primary School. The school football team has finished third in the Ribble Valley Large Schools Foot ball Tournament. In
Sport
lucky dip with a bouncy council, penalty shootout, face painting, coconut shy and hot dogs out side. Anyone able to supply items for th e : stalls is asked to bring them to the school the day before, except for plants which should be brought on the day. The fair opens at 1 p.m.
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tonight at Whalley Methodist School at 7-30 p.m. at an event organised by the North Lancashire
District Methodist Senior citizens
The second of the walks organised by Whalley Christian Action Group starts at 6-30 p.m. this evening from Whal ley Methodist
Evening walk
of the district, the Rev. Chris Cheese- man will speak and give a video presenta tion.
Methodist School on and are marked with Fridays at 7-30 p.m. ALU or Recyclable All are welcome and Aluminium. They may just turn up on will not stick to a the evening.
Missions Committee. winners this week' S p r in g f low e r s The deputy chairman were: whist, ladies - At the meeting of
Mrs E. Charnley and Whalley Flower Club Mrs S. Baxter. Gents - Mrs D. Farnsworth and Mr J. Wooff. Winners of the domi noes were Mrs M. Maden and Mrs J. Riley. New members are welcome on Sat-
a workshop was held and led by Mrs Gail Marsh, who demon strated arranging spring flowers in bas ket containers, using traditional and conti nental designs.
George Hawthomth- Aluminum cans to be waite, the walk will recycled and raise
Church. Led by Mr. Cans for Charity
St Leonard's, Langho, The f0jk dancing ses- the team was defeat- sj0ns are now under
Stage is set for tons of laughter at village show Costumes
LAUGHTER will resound in Bolton-by-Bowland as the curtain rises tonight on the latest production by the village drama group.
I t is staging “Tons of
Originally written for the stage by Will Evans and Valentine, it was spotted
by the modem playwright Alan Ayckbourn. Unsuc cessful inventor Aubrey Allington inherits the life
Money”, a comedy set in As cousin George is thought 1922.
can be resurrected as his Tickets are £4 for adults cousin and thus avoid pay- and £1.50 for children and ment of his own enormous debts.
interest in a fortune, which However, complications reverts on his death to his arise, and the re s t.....ah, cousin George Maitland.
but that would be telling!
to have died abroad, Aubrey's wife Louise has the brilliant idea of Aubrey “dying” so that he
“Tons of Money” will be staged at Bolton-by-Bow-
can be obtained from the Coach - and Horses, Bolton-by-Bowland Post Office, Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre or by phoning Keith Garside on 01200 447679.
land Village Hall tonight, Our picture shows the cast tomorrow and Saturday, busy in rehearsals. at 7-30 p.m.
(A020504/2)
The Village Folk on 01282 772994 if Friday and Saturday transport is required.
highlight of this Sun- The guest preacher at day’s anniversary ser- Sabden Methodist vice at Sabden Bap- Church on Sunday tist Church.
Service morning at 9-30 a.m.
I t begins at 2-30 p.m. will be Mr Alan and the preacher is Clarke. Mr Paul Carter with C h a r i ty diSCO Emma and Joanne The charity summer presenting “Joseph” party and disco accompanied by organised by Sabden soloist Mrs Joyce primary School is Harrison.
next Friday, May
Tea and biscuits will be 14th, at Whalley Golf provided after the club, service at the chapel Tickets are £12, in Clitheroe Road, including a buffet Everyone is welcome.
Quiz night
The Friends of St Mary’s School are holding a quiz night on Friday, May 21st, in the church hall. Four people are wanted for each team
in st Nicholas’s Mothers’ union church.
Church Hall. Pro- jyiemt,ers of Simon- ceeds are for the
WHALLEY stone Mothers’ Spring fair
the Old School on Tuesday at 7-45 p.m. when Mr Peter Now- land will speak on “Families”.
Union will hold their All the colours of the monthly meeting in rainbow will be on
display at the Spring Fair being organised by the Friends of Whalley School on Saturday, May 15th.
Each class has been allocated a colour and the children are asked to bring items in the relevant colours to the school next
a lively match against Folk dancing ed2-l.
Help is needed in co ordinating costumes for the end-of-term production at Whal- iey Primary School.
School-run Stop
Parents are invited to visit Whalley Abbey after taking children to school to have breakfast between 8- 45 and 9-30 a.m. on Monday. After break fast there will be a session on aromather apy led by Yvonne Blake. The cost for the morning is £5 and includes a creche for pre-school children.
Thursday. Other Food producers in third attractions include world countries are biscuit decorating, plants, toys, cream teas books, CDs, sweets, cakes and
Fair trade
helped by the sale of their produce in this country. Some of this will be available
way after the Easter break at Whalley
be of about five miles. Inquiries: Alan Bowles 01254 824312.
money for the Cancer Research Campaign are being collected by Mr Michael Reid of Paslew House, 6 The
urday a t 6-45 p.m. at Members created their the Methodist 0wn designs and had School. Inq. 01254 an enjoyable evening. 822988.
At the next meeting on May 13th a t 7-30
p.m. m Whalley Methodist Church hall, the demonstra tor will be by Mr Ken Watson and his theme will be “First Footing”.
Sands, Whalley. The Visitors and new mem- cans are lighter than bers will be most wel- those made of steel come.
magnet as steel ones do.
RE-LOCATION SALE
Continues
dinner, and the disco is by Kevan Lingard. It is in aid of the Sab den First Respon ders.
For tickets please con tact the school or Mrs Fiona Procter on
............................ ..... 01282770983.
and entry is £4 each, S c h o o l which includes sup- On Monday morning per.
pupils at Sabden Pri-
I t begins a t 7-30 p.m. mary School will Please ring John or enjoy a demo concert Janice on 01282 771878 if you wish to enter a team as num bers are needed for catering.
Vouchers
If you have any Tesco, Persil stars or any other vouchers that can be used by the two primary schools please hand them in as soon as possible to
Village folk
The musical produc tion of “TV Memo ries” produced by Mrs Joyce Grime will be presented by
al tests. SIMONSTONE
either school or any T e a an d C a k e s parent.
An afternoon tea will
be held at the home of Mrs Marjorie Lawley, 12 Lawrence Avenue, Simonstone, on Tuesday from 2 to 4-15 p.m. Please tel.
with voice, guitar and percussion, presented by the Lancashire Music Service. Next week is SATS week when pupils in years two and she have then- statutory and option
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