10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, December 1 st, 2005
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Pupils’ anti-bullying promise
PUPILS from a Ribble Valley School are taking steps to combat
bullying. Bowland High School, in
Grindleton, joined schools across the country in support of annual Anti-Bullying Week. The second ary school, which organised class
activities on the theme, which included role plays, debates and poster designs, held a special assem bly where an anti-bullying charter was launched. “We all signed the charter pledg ing us to work against bullying in •all its forms and support people who
feel they are being bullied in school”, explained teacher, Mr Kim
Croydon. Pupils from the school also wore
anti-bullying wristbands and took part in “Blue Friday”, where blue clothing is worn instead of their uni form.
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£22.99 each OUR picture shows acting headteacher Mr Peter Hodbod signing the Anti-Bullying Charter
along with Key Stage 3 manager Miss Nicola Peters, school council representative Louise Hartley at Bowland High School. (B221105/2)
Local broadcasting down your way
CLITHEROE’S first radio station has taken to the air
waves. Ribble Valley Radio,
broadcasting on 87.7 FM from St Mary’s Centre, is five days into its 28-day licence.
Ribble V ^ llB ^ ad lo With a selection of local
presenters on air from 7 a.m. to late, a mixture of music can be heard across the Val
Calf’s Head venue
for speakers’ dinner CLITHEROE Speakers’ Club enjoyed its annual charter dinner at the Calf’s Head
Hotel, Worston. The event was attended by 40 members,
their partners and friends from other clubs, and included a speech by the guest of hon our, the association’s national president, Mr Neil Mcleod, who attended along with his
wife. Toasts were given _________________
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by club president Robert Morpeth and member Dorothy Certson, with pas t North Pennine Area presi dent John Marling- Webb responding. The
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monthly meeting, which followed the event, featured a visit by members from Wharfedale Club. A presenta tion by Bill Mit chell and Eleanor S tra to n , about a new style of evalu at in g a speech, received a mixed reception. The next meeting
is on Monday at the Young Farmers’ Club, Clitheroe Auction Market, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe, or call 01200 422887.
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Are you still struggling for ideas for Christ mas, if so why not go along to Chipping Village Hall on Sun day where the annual Christmas fair will be opened by the Rev. Sue Williams a t 2 p.m.
ews from the Vi DOWNHAM Christmas fair Ghristingle
A Ghristingle service was held in St Leonard’s Church, Downham, on Sun day morning. The children helped to make the Christin- gles and distributed them among the con gregation.
There will be a variety of stalls stocking items such as bird feeders, Christmas plants and wreaths, candles, cakes, toys and Christmas cards. Organisers want everyone to feel free to go along whether they are in need of a few last presents or even if you just feel like getting into the Christmas spirit.
The Rev. Rodney Nicholson conducted the service and gave a short talk on the origins of the Christ- ingle and the work of the Children’s Soci ety which will receive the
collection
towards their endeav ours round the world.
Organist was Mrs Adele Pridding and everyone enjoyed a warming cup of cof-
am.
fee and biscuits at the close.
GISBURN
School friends At the ACM of Friends of Gisburn School Mrs Joan Long, Mrs Helen
■Armer and Mrs Gillian Todd we re elected as officers for the coming year. During the previous year over £6,000 was raised for the school to be used for new staging, a sound sys tem, books and drama/music work shops. Thanks were expressed to all who helped in any way.
The school’s cookery book will be available in December, full of easy to cook recipes. Contact Lisa Kennedy 01200 415962 for details.
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There will be samples of Christmas fare from the deli to t^ te and Christmas gifts, hand-made cards and Melt candles to buy.
Christmas Fair
St John's is holding its popular Christmas fair on December 10th, from 11-30 a.m. until 3 p.m., in Hurst Green Memorial Hall. Father Christ mas will be visiting between noon and 1 p.m. Stalls at the fair will include home made Christmas puddings, children's games and linen.
Lizzie’s appearance helps swell sponsorship cotters
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FOGS are also collect ing old mobile phones and printer car tridges for recycling. Please take them to school.
She had brought along Lizzie, her own guide dog, who enjoyed lots
In the spring there will be a clothes recycling day. Please start col lecting good quality secondhand clothes, curtains, bed linen, soft toys, shoes or handbags. Contact Mrs Alison Pilkinton on 445543 if you can not store them.
Play area After a recent village meeting there was interest in upgrading Gishurris play facili ty and the long-term availability of a site is being investigated.
They learned how a guide dog is Our picture shows some of the trained, examined the different young people a t the church
' of attention from the young sters.
harnesses and tried their hand at deciphering some Braille. After wards, they all enjoyed a Jacob's
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PLENTY OF PARKING JUST OUTSIDE THE DOOR Liz Blackburn IIHHT MIGHT
Mobile: 07966 529 833 Jenny Barnsley n n „ „ Gill McDonnell or
Organisers are current ly looking for quality bric-a-brac to sell: please contact Mrs
AN enthusiastic group of children Join supper and decorated bis- gathered in St John's Church cults. Hall, Hurst Green, to hear a talk The talk was organised by mem-
on guide dogs from local blind hers of St John's Church. One of lady. Miss Christine Bailey.
the organisers, Mrs Caroline
Holden, said she was delighted £60 had been raised because the church can now sponsor a guide dog puppy for a year.
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including Matthew Rimmer and Robert Redman, Tvith guide dog Lizzie. (D261105/1)
to get the project off Part of the proceeds the ground. Anyone from any paintings who can help please sold will go towards contact Nadine or school funds.
Darren Jackson on Patronal festival 01200 445365.
There will he another meeting in the New Year to formally set up a committee that can apply for funding
Watch TV for hours. Then switch it on.
Tiny tots Gisburn Tiny Tots meet on Wednesday afternoons at 1-30 to 3 p.m. for parents or carers with children from birth to pre school.
A Tiny Trumpets music session is on December 7th with the Christmas party on December 14th.
jqgxt Sunday is a spe- dal day in the life of
St Ambrose Church, Grindleton. It is the patronal festival and also the service of Holy Communion to celebra.te the bicente nary of the church.en
The preacher and cel- oUU(J lui ol en
After Christmas Jayne Bowen, a qualified nursery nurse, will help run the sessions, helping children with art, crafts, play dough and lots of other activities. For further information contact Rebecca Sut cliffe on 01200 445077 or Alison Pilkington 445543.
g r in d l e t o n
Rev. David James, Bishop of Bradford, who will also bless the new bicentennial hell. The service will be at 10-30 a.m. instead of the usual time and is a joint service with the parishioners of St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Bolton-by- Bowland. Everyone is very welcome to
Grindleton
The weekend conclud ed on Sunday with a
refreshments were served in the parish room.
are tidying out. Wreaths and other Christmas decora tions will he on sale, but you can pre-order one by contacting Mrs McDonnell.
Messiah On Saturday, Handel's Messiah is being per formed in St John's Church by a choir and soloists from Leyland. The concert begins at 7-30 p.m. and entry is by dona tion.
candlelit Advent MaSS t im eS carol service with Mass a t St Peter s on readings and carols Sunday will be at 9-
y w m a .^
with the joint choirs of St Ambrose Church and St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Bolton-by-
Bowland. ..
For details, ring Mrs Gill McDonnell (01254 826378).
30 a.m., rather than 10 a.m. From December 11th, Sun day Mass for parish ioners will revert to 10 a.m. at St Joseph's in the village.
ebrant will be the Rt There will be a season- yjgjj Mass in St al flavour to the G ri ndl et on Methodist Church soup lunch on Wednesday.
As it is the last lunch before Chnstm^ the
40 .a*4^ — ----- come, decorations will be - --
_ attend. on Seasonal fair
A craft
fair held in CE
School Hall and a
Art exhibition Head teacher of raise Grindleton CE funds. ^
The subject of his paintings
art exhibition of his work in the school hall on December 9th from 6-30 p.m.
trees in St Ambrose Church, helped to
up and there will be ta sty festive soup with bread rolls fol lowed by a choice of cakes with a cup of tea or coffee. All this for a minimum dona-
tion of £1 and the qvjjg j^anns are also organising a collec tion of goods for Maundy Relief, an
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opportunity to meet old friends and make
new ones. - —
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t"A^X”oS b et^en noon and 1- 30 p.m.
School Mr David There were hand-made
Lloyd is holding an cards, wooden toys, ................... Christmas decora- gifts and
This is a preview before his paintings are shown in various galleries in the New Year.
“Liform”, showing natural forms and abstracts.
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The Christmas trees W in e had been decorated An invitation is by parishioners extended by propn-
tions, _ ceramics on sale.
'the iWorld.-iD^icioi^ ,8p.m.
depicting different Christmas carols. There was also a Jesse Tree depicting the lineage of Jesus Christ, a Friendship Tree and a Tree of
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etors of Hurst Green Village Store and Sarah Leach Proper ty to join them in a wine tasting tonight in the Shireburn Arms, between 4 and
K ^ c h u r c h The next SOUP lu^ ,
HURST GREEN
will be on January 4th.
charity. Run by h^y^Si s- te r Dorothy, charity
“bas^d s
A minibus will take donated items to the shelter after the Christmas Eve Vigil Mass. Please take contributions to Mass at St Joseph's on December 11th or 18th, or contact the Manns if you have items you wish to he 1 collected.
homeless, and is in need of tinned food, tea, coffee, sugar, toi letries, pots and bed ding.
helps
the the
All our PVCu windows are individually manufactured in white Mahogany or Golden Oak wood grain finishes
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held a t St Joseph's after 10 a.m. Mass on Sunday December 11th and 18th. Ring Mr Greg Mann or Mrs Mary Mann if you are interested (01254 826276).
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