14 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 13th, 2004 brating with a Jacob’s edge against their fel-
GRINDLETON join supper and there ^vill be a plant stall to
Sports day
Ground Charity will be holding the village sports day and sum mer bash on June 12th. The theme for the fancy dress this year is “Let’s all go to the circus”.
raise money for the flower fund.
Grindleton Recreation IVtaJu^ Cowling, Mrs
■ there will be no 10
Jean Duck and Mrs BifdS Of pfOy Catherine Taylor ^vill Nick Henderson, give details of the res- ffguj Corio Raptor
There will be a proces sion through the vil- large floats welcome, to the playground fol- WaSIG papGf lowed by sports. Teas The usual waste paper will be served in the collection will take
afternoon.The sum mer bash in the evening will have live music and a disco, and there will be hot food and a bar. Entry is by ticket only, available from committee mem bers.
Standfast County chairman Mrs
Mrs Annie slater with the Standfast Trophy, which is awarded by the LFWI for out standing service to the community.
Members will be cele-
olutions discussed at the agenda conference. These concern GM crops, the trafficking of women and chil dren and the funding of the North West Air Ambulance servica
place in Grindleton today. Contributions of newspaper, maga zines and cardboard
low villagers. Tickets, a.m. service at St costing £4 each and Joseph's Church on including a hot-pot Sunday, supper, are available BlOOd donOfS on the door.
Care, will be display ing some birds of prey and talking on their "Habits and Habi tats" at St John’s Church Hall this Sat urday, May 15th.
can be left in the space Confirmations I provided at the top of ipjjjg gimday. May 16th, Back Lane, near the (.),g confirmands in | chapel wall.
The talk is at 4 p.m., with hot-dogs to fol low, and is suitable for all ages. Children are welcome with or \vith- out adults, and the cost is £1 for children, £2 for adults.
HURSTGREEN.
Jackie Hobson will be _ . ^ . attending tonight’s Spring (JUIZ Grindleton WI’s The Hurst Green Vil- meeting to present lage Hall Committee
is holding a Spring Quiz this evening at 7- 30 p.m. in the Village Hall. Teams of As Father Howell, the between four and six Chaplain to St are invited to assemble Joseph's School, will and test their knowl- be concelebrating.
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be receiving the sacra- WhiStdriVG ment during this Con- The usual fortnightly firmation Mass. whist and domino drive will take place in Knowle Green Village Hall on Monday at 7- 30 p.m.
Sacrament of Confir mation at St Peter's, Stonyhurst, during the 10 a.m. Mass. Pupils from Stony hurst College will also
Line dancing Line dancing will be held on Tuesday from 8 p.m. in Knowle Green Village Hall and sequence dancing on Wednesday also at 8 p.m.
Concert at lunch The lunchtime concert next Thursday, pro moted by John Travis, will feature Paul Janes on piano.
One of Britain’s most versatile young
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^ National Blood ser vice Donor Day is to
be held in the Sports Hall at St Mary's Hall on Monday, May 17th. There will be sessions in the morn ing and afternoon. Transport can be arranged from the vil lage to the sports hall, if required. 'Those who would like to give blood at this local venue should contact Mr Larry Crouch at Stonyhurst College for further information (01254827096).
KNOWLE GREEN
Year 3 at St Joseph’s o in n in n nm i in will b e receiving the ^^mging grOUp
The well-known singing group “Cantabile” are making a welcome return visit to Knowle Green Village Hall on Sunday at 7 p.m.
Bobbies on the ball in soccer match
NIBBLE VALLEY police- the rural borough swopped inen were “off the beat” and their uniform for shorts to “on the ball” on Sunday, as take part in the sporting they took part in a football spectacular held at the
match against 'Whalley vil lagers.
pianists, Paul’s perfor mance has been acclaimed for techni cal brilliance. To book tel. 01254 826948.
Flower demo A flower arranging demonstration by Mrs Ann Seed, of The Bay Tree, proved to be very popular and suc cessful when held in
'Wiswell Lane, 'Whalley.
Mrs 0. Laycock for the lovely flowers.
She introduced guest speaker Mr Stanley
waimsiey, who had Maypole dance travelled from near
speak about his pas sion for bell ringing, which he had been doing for more than 50 years.
Knowle Green Village “ w ^ a n extremely Hall.
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Mrs Seed made some wonderful and very different arrange ments that captivated the imagination of her
appreciative audience. She gave some good tips for arranging and prolonging the life of flowers, some lucky winners of the raffle took home flower
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the neighbours green with envy.
A great evening and a healthy profit of £130 was for village hall funds.
LANGHO
Charity football A fun fund-raising event
Dalton-in-Furness to Maypole dancing by Friendly Circle Year Two pupils. At the final meeting of under the direction of Read Friendly Circle Mrs K. Lonsdale- Raynor, will take place at the coffee morning which vvill be held in Read CE School, Straits Lane Thanks were e.xpressed on May 22nd. There by Mrs Barbara will be various stalls.
traditional .
Mrs Pam Jelley recounted some of her experiences in hotels
interesting talk, cover ing all aspects of bell making, and fascinat ing facts such as there are over 6,000 venues, PomhiQ mainly Anglican
churches, in England, Afanulyi^bteisbemg using this type of bell
, , . , . ringing, and only 112 Read School or May
in the rest of the world. It requires no MrsKayfelea. musical skill, but Edwsrd Besr intense concentration. When Edward Bear
arrangements to make He demonstrated a set
members took part, playing simple tunes such as “Three Blind Mice” and “Holy, Holy, Holy”.
is being held by St A competition for a bell
Mr 'Waimsiey had a very lively and humor ous style of delivery and it was very much enjoyed by everyone. Mrs Hilary Scott expressed thanks.
Starts Satyrday iSth May
There are different craft workshops available every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to l2noon
Please meet in Jack Moore’s Tea Room at Barden Mill from 10.00a.m. onwards. Each workshop lasts for approximately 2 hours and refreshments are available. During each session you will make and take home at least 2 cards or other projects. Booking in advance is
recommendcd.To book a place on a workshop, please call Lorna or Sally on 01282 420333 or book your place in store.
All workshop sessions are £7.50 for adults and £5.00 for under I6’s unless otherwise stated.
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Leonard s School, gmament was won by Langho, Parent Teachers Association on Sunday when a parents football match is being played. Kick-off is at 2 p.m. at Langho Football Club, The Rydings.
Yorkshire Tea caddy j
The highlight will be penalty
kicks
arranged by Black- bum Rovers’ FC.
The clubhouse bar will be open and hot-dogs and ice creams avail able for the children. There will also be a tombola and raffle.
MITTON;; ringing bells
Mrs Shirley Rumsey and Mrs Joan Wallace
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ry thanks to a penalty by Mr Steve Grunshaw vvithin the first five minutes of the match.
Police and beat officers from Officers celebrated a 1-0 victo
dakhill College pitch, in Our picture shows the keen- footballers. (T100504/3)
in St John’s Church, Read, on Monday at 7-30 p.m. This is a very popular event and there will be a col lection for charity.
There was a good atten dance at the monthly
w his t and domino drive, organised by the Rimington Memorial Institute
management commit tee. MCs were Mrs E. Jackson and Mrs e! Hartley.
Whist \vinners: Ladies- Mrs A. Day, Mrs H. Grainger, Mrs H .M
Ian. Gents - Mr K. Tennant, Mr r! Barker, Mrs M. Robinson.
Dominoes: Mrs M. Woods, Mr P. Met calfe, Mr R. Knight, Mr Stott, Mr F. Tay lor, Mr Pye.
Raffle: Mrs M. Waddington, Mrs E. Jackson, Mr K. Ten nant, Mr B. Stott, Mrs F. Taylor.
Gardening
The care and culture of plants for the small garden was the sub ject of Mr Peter Foley’s talk at Rira- ingtonWI’s meeting.
With gentle humour and expert knowledge he explained the char acteristics and culti vation of the variety of heathers, shrubs, evergreens and climbers he had brought with much helpful advice. Thanks were expressed by Mrs J. Duerden.
on her travels round The competition table the world.
, , ,
Totty and refresh ments served by Mrs Ann Speak and team. re also
and friends met in St John’s Church, Read, they all welcomed Christopher Nightin gale who lives in Hap- ton, but spends time wth his grandmother ^ i , .l, in Read. Songs were MUIZ sung to celebrate Ben The three successful Bullocks second birth- t^ams at the quiz in
retary is Robinson.
Mrs Ivy
day. Edward and his friends meet on the first Wednesday of the month. Items for Edward Bear’s bric-a- brac stall at Read Gala Day are required.
won the raffle for a WhlBt rlrivp and tea bags. Each drive in Read Consti- u -n L Whist Winners at the
member was given a small bag of Yorkshire Tea. A letter of thanks was read from the North West Air Ambulance for- a donation of £200 raised at an auction night and Mrs Sheila OonH Sagar gave details of a
tutional Club on Monday were: Ladies - Molly Pickles, Harold Taylor. Gents - Mary Edmondson, George Holden, spe cial prize was won by Doris Birch.
mystery outingtob^ Members of Burnley heldin June.
COnCeiT
Member Mrs Eleanor h® annual concert Friend will lead an
President of Mitton WI Mi-s Doreen Balshaw Friends a're welcome Spring COncetl weRomed members and also non-walkers The Readstone Singers
evening walk tonight, Church, Read, on starting at Barrow at May 21st at 7-30 p.m. 6 p.m. and finishing Admission is £4 and with supper at Whal- Proceeds will go to ley Abbey.
charity.
and guests to the just for the supper, but will hold their tradi- moetmg and thanked it must be booked.
tional spring concert
Youth Band ivill play in St John’s
very varied pro gramme throughout the winter months. The new season will start in September on the first 'Tuesday of
expressed to the com- President Mrs Jean mittee for arranging a Kerr encouraged
presented a colourful array of Maytime flower arrangements and Mr Foley chose those of Mrs A. Seed, Mrs N. Healey and Mrs C. Thistlethwaite to receive points.
members to take-up the bursary enabling them to attend one of the courses at Den man College, Oxford
shire.
the month a t 7-30 An appeal was read p.m. Membership sec- fro™
Read Constitutional Club were: “Three Plus Three” captained by Bob Starkie. Sec ond place went to “We Will Shoot the Mes senger” captained by Clive Bennett and third “The CJDs” led
to “The Clowns”.
Cliviger
imra m e u ju s lea , ----- , Tr„„.„ipc by C ^ l Newby, and ^ ? g ^ u t e to Mrs consolation prize went
RIMINGTON
Open as usual Work is going on apace at Cosgroves in the
zine “Home and Country”, which has been published for 85 years, for more sub scribers. As town crier Mrs B. Spencer announced local
events.Thanks were expressed to Mrs Christine Knowles for all her hard work in compiling the “Wel come to Rimington booklet, much admired by members.
f j^g^peth for her
Mrs Kerr led the dis cussion on the three
help mth the prepara tion.
These concern the trafficking of women and children, thep ^ sible danger of GM
resolutions to be put forward at the NFWI meeting in Jup®
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A QUARTER of a century of Hot meals are delivered twice a The25thanniversary wascele- . service to the community was week, on Mondays and brated with a lunch for 30 in
Meals on Wheels celebrate 25 years the old chapel at Slaidburn,
celebrated by Meals on Wheels volunteers in Slaid- bum and Newton.
The service - a lifeline to many older people - was started in 1979 by Mrs Margaret Pan- niker, of the Clitheroe branch of the Women’s Royal Volun-
Thursdays, having been cooked at the Riverbank Tea rooms, in Slaidburn. Previ ously, meals were prepared at the Hark to Bounty, in Slaid- bum, and at Clitheroe Hospi tal and the town’s St James’ school.
tary Service (WR'VS) and Meals on Wheels co-ordinator Mrs Margaret Shaw, then for the Slaidburn and Newton clerk to Slaidburn and Eas- ington Parish Council.
• Initially there were 28 volun teers delivering meals to 18 grateful recipients. That number has dvvindled over the years so th a t there are now eight volunteers and five recipients, but the service is still treasured by those who use it.
SABDEN' Bowling
The first of the 2004 season competitions a t Sabden Bowling Club was held on
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Nicholas’s Church ing traffic difficulties. Hall a t 7-30 p.m. as part of the rose queen’s annual effort for the church during her year in office. Admission charge is £ 1 .
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Mission appeal Brother Andrew Ferris spoke about the work of the Sacred Heart Fathers of Betharram at weekend Masses on Saturday and Sunday a t St Mary’s RC Church.
Betharram is an ancient shrine to Our
PjTenees by the same river which flows through Lourdes, and legend says that a young girl was saved
Missionary fathers now help the poor and needy
and teach
prepared, of course, by the beautiful setting of HeSOlUtlOnS ’
Christianity around the world and Broth er Ferris was appeal ing for funds for their work in India. He commented on the
collection was taken
Mrs Sadie Baker, of Clitheroe for the appeal. WRVS, who commented: ServICGS “The whole idea of Meals on gabden • Methodist
scheme, Mrs Dorothy Pear son, said the current recipi ents were all in their 80s or 90s and the service helped Our picture shows Mrs Pearson them to go on living in their
own homes and retain some independence. She thanked all the volunteers over the years, adding that some of the founder members were still actively involved.
Wheels is not just to deliver a church welcomes Mr hot meal to someone in need of it, but also to provide social contact. The WR'VS provides a ‘well check’ check that peo ple are all right.’
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this weekend. The service is at 9-30 a.m.
at the 25th anniversary lunch (B210404/2). Also pictured are some off the original vol unteers a t the start of the scheme in 1979 (s).
chairman Mr John Boocock thanked all those who had helped and congratulated those who had taken Village folk part. The trophy was rpj^g ]g(.gst; production presented to Mr Lam- by Sabden’s 'Village
bert by club president Mr Les White.
Sunday when the Meeting men’s singles was won A meeting is to be held. by Peter Lambert. Following a decision at the AGM, competi tions this year are to be held on Sundays and the organisation shared between the various teams.
for anyone interested
This Sunday saw the Brenda Thomas Shield men’s singles competition, the organisation being undertaken by the Ladies "C” Team.
please ring John or ladies who did their Janice on 01282 unique version of “It’s 771878 if you are hav- Raining Men.” ing a team.
There were special
thanks for Mr Tony Haworth who stood in
Folk was a sell-out, provided a night of laughs and helped two village organisa tions.
to discuss plans for The group presented the annual garden party and spring fair at St Mary’s Church on Saturday, June 5th.
The event was blessed Christian Aid fvith fine weather and
one of the best crowds seen for a long time turned up to watch some fascinating bowling. The victor, „ .
crops and the funding of the Air Ambulance
around the village site in a bid to keep dis ruption to a mini
mum.Meanwhile, Cosgroves ladies' wear is continuing trading from a side entrance ________ to the rear of the tor- At the meeting on June
Service. Each was considered and deci- sions noted by Mrs
as delegate for a group of local branches.
mer premises, with 1st Mr R- menswear in the speaks about ‘ Hoi Whalley shop.
the Front Page .
Freda Korol, of Gis- bumWI, who will act
great matches beat ing Peter Warburton 21-14 in the final after
seeing off John Crop per 21 - 20 in the semi-final.
Peter Warburton beat Eric Bywater, who
. has recently returned to competitive bowl ing, 21 - 15 in his
Sabden The meeting is in the church hall at 8 p.m. after Ascension Thursday Mass next week. Everyone inter ested in helping or with any fund-raising ideas is asked to attend.
^^.g ^^j^gd to be
as generous as possi ble for this week’s house-to-house collec tion for Christian Aid.
Peter Lambert, is cur- UUIZ nigill rently on top form The annual quiz night and produced some organised by
.^A the
Friends of St Mary’s School is on Friday, May 21st, in the church hall from 7-30
A maximum four peo ple are needed for
p.m.
Grime, on Friday and Saturday night in St Nicholas’s Church Hall.
a r t Grime who worked hard back- stage and the musical accompanists Mrs Hazel Lansdell and
duced by Mrs Joyce (A^jg^g (p^gducer),
.irriArAT • » Mrs Joan Wallace. TV Memones, pro- ^j^g gggj;
Tony Gildea to speak at Local Preachers Mutual Aid Associa-
gu„,u,eiit, u uu one _
last summer’s influx of travellers at Black Hill and the associat-
Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 11th, 2004
ler. Consolation prizes won by Mr John Hull and Mr Fred Green.
ed problems they MC was Mr George leave behind, the long saga of getting a new bus shelter in Whal- Mr Hull, ley Road, and ongo- The next drive will be ing problems of dog organised by the half fouling.
committee on Tues-
On a positive note he day at 7-30 p.m. outlined the hard Garden Club work of councillor to
problems and, the success of the length- sman scheme and the excellent village
meeting of help combat these sjmonstone Garden
n r S k e d fellow councillors, clerk Mrs Angela W^hitwell and rpj^g gg^^ season will PC PaulSherrattfor ,,ggig gg October
g 28th.
from drowning there ^°™pgted a ^S te o"f The garden shop ivill be by Our Lady.
Coun.
Parfitt for all his hard work for the village during his term in office.
SIMONSTONE' ,
Simonstone with Read WI next Thurs day a t 7-30 p.m. in the old school hall, resolutions will be debated and the out come forwarded to the meeting in
(right) with some of the other At the Baptist Church \/uujerHrK/p volunteers and invited guests the guest preachers ” '
a.m. service on Sun day.
School Street jazz workshops will be held in each class at Sabden Pri mary School next 'Tuesday. They will be presented by “Wise Moves.”
at the last minute as For the next two the compere, Mr Stu- Wednesday after-
noons Sabden artist Joy Swindells will work with some of the children on landscape artwork.
Joyce After five vears loval Thank you
Karin GosS’ Linda den a t St Nicholas’s Church Mrs Vat Dar-
I t was such a success that aftenvards £650 was presented to St Nicholas’s Church for its car park fund and Sabden Football Club received £50
The show took the audience into TV land with sketches from Coronation Street, The Good Old
®Lff®’ Yivienne Mar- ^yggt jjgs stepped shall, Munel Pounder, down.
Beryl Platt, Doreen ^ast Sunday she was
Wright, Phyllis presented with a Parkes, Glenis Potter, Jack Haythornth- waite, Arthur Par- rington, Simon Ker- rins, Chris Lowe,
David Wright, Eric Darwent thanked
patio table and chairs and gardening books by Fr Trevor Vaugh an on behalf of the congregation.
Days, Dad’s Army, gjggg Village Folk Open All Hours, The ^y^g fgrmed i t has Holiday Programme,
Sunday Night At The charities.
London Palladium A q p p n c jn n dSV and Parkinson, with ™ some great individual performances from
the cast as well as the whole chorus which belted out favourite sing-along tunes all night.
rachTeam,itcosts£4 There were some hilari- p . per person, including ous performances Dingo supper, but take your from the male chorus A prize bingo evening own drinks.
will be sung Eucharist in St Nicholas’s Church at 7-30 p.m. for Ascension Day. In St Mary’s RC Church there will be 7-30 p.m. Mass.
who performed a will be held on Friday, semi-final. Club To help with catering
Sparks, S ta le y everyone for the gifts Threlfall, Jack Tagg, John Radcliffe and Desmond Parkes.
Council
At the annual meeting of Sabden Parish
Council, Coun. Mrs Jean Haythornth- waite was elected chairman with Coun. Paul Cull vice-chair man.
Retiring chairman Coun. Bernard Parfitt outlined the problems the village had faced over the year, primarily ongo-
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are Joan and Tim The whist dnve held in Peagam a t the 10 Simonstone Old
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open throughout the summer on Wednes day evenings and Sunday mornings. New members wel-
John Rowbottom and secretary Mrs Marion Kelly thanked mem bers who had sup ported the club dur ing the last session.
burn came third in They sang “The Gold- this year’s County Rally, held at Brock Auction Mart last Sunday.
Pollard and the spe- Next week’s meeting is dal prize was won by a visit to Rodney Sumner’s farm at Blacko to see shire
en Cockerel”, “Peter, James and John in a Sail Boat” and “God Made Everything” Andrew Harrison played “How Great Thou Art” on clar inet.
horses and stone Children who took part masonry, members to Kirsty Smith,
arrive at Blacko at 7- 15 p.m. For more information, phone 01200446219.
Club chairman Mr AfinlVCrsary The Sunday School
anniversary wascele- The evening service brated in Holden was led by Mr M. Chapel with guest preachers Mr and Mrs Fawcett leading the afternoon service.
Seth and Anna Blakey, Hannah and Eleanor Binns, Andrew Harrison, Matthew Brogen, Michael Travis and Ethan Bury,
The young people of the Sunday School took part in sketches and recitations.
Sleet and collections were taken-up for Sunday School funds. Organists were Mrs B. Harrison and Mr M. Blakey. 9Morc village news on page 50
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5a|-|-| Qwl Bill
Riverbank Tearooms. A cele- the Sabden church. A At the meeting of gjgyj,gygY.F.c. met in bration cake was cooked by ” ’
the old chapel for a talk by “Barn Owl Bill”, who, with his wife and an assistant, brought along a col lection of owls includ ing two young ones.
nil r A N o j Sheffield on June 9th. There will also be a mini-horticultural
The largest was an eagle owl and he spoke about various owls and how they had managed to put 98% of the injured owls brought to them • back into the wild.
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