12 Clitheroe Advertisers Times, Thursday, June 16th, 2005
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Green news There was pleasing news for avid readers of Hurst Green's own publication, Round the Green, when it hit the doormats of the local area this week. Following a plea in the last edition for sponsorship, the edi tors, Mrs Nancy Bai ley and Mrs Agnes Bland, were able to inform readers that there is now enough sponsorship to allow the newsletter to con tinue for another two years at least. Spon sors include Mr Joe Lynch, who kept a
now lives . in Clitheroe, the Parish Council, the Women's Institute and the Vil lage Fete Committee. In this edition, along
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Clitiieroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (classified) ews from the Villages
with the usual mix of Treasure hunt reports
and
an n o u n c em en ts , readers are given an insight into how the village's coffins were acquired 50 years ago - through the hard work and ingenuity of John Embley and Tom Bailey, uncle and father respective ly of the article's
ported under cover of darkness to the appropriate house, by bicycle.
shop in Avenue Road The reminiscences of for 25 years and who
various villagers about bygone days have become one of the highlights of the newsletter, which comes out three times a year.
writer. Miss Mary Bailey. The (empty) -Those interested in
coffin was then trans- joining in should meet at St Peter's Club at 7pm, where the instructions will be given. The clues should lead partici pants back to the club in time for a light supper. Dona tions will be welcome to cover the cost of the event, with any money raised going
The parishioners of St John's, Hurst Green, who have long prided themselves on being environmentally aware, are holding an "Eco-Friendly" treas ure hunt next Friday evening around the village, with the promise that no car is needed.
towards the renova tion of the church organ. For further details please contact David or Gill Jacques (01254 878222).
Tsunami event All the tickets have now been sold for the forthcoming Summer Supper, and it is time for the bidding to commence. One of the highlights of the evening is to be an Auction of Promises, but the lots on offer are so promising that organisers have decided to open the floor to sealed bids beforehand. Fliers detailing the various lots on offer, which range from babysit ting to a balloon ride, and from dinner at
the Inn at Whitewell to five litres of home made ice-cream, are currently being dis tributed along with the latest issue of "Round the Green".
Those interested in placing a bid for any of the 28 promises will be able to post their details in boxes placed in strategic locations around Hurst Green, includ ing the Village Shop and the Eagle and FriBnOShip Child pub, .between The Ladies’ Communi- Monday, June 20th, ty Friendship Club and Wednesday, June will meet on Monday 29th. Other unusual in Langho Methodist lots on offer include a Church at 2 p.m. week's board for a cat The speaker will be or dog at Dutton Mrs June Sharpies Kennels and a mys- who will talk about tery coach trip.
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The Summer Supper is w'ear them, being held at Stony- Admission is £1, which hurst College on Fri- includes tea and bis cuits. Everyone wel come.
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Knowle Green Vil lage Hall on June 25th with a pro gramme entitled “Summertime”. The well-known group is to perform their exciting mix of song from 7-30 p.m. Admission is £5 (accompanied chil dren under 12 years are free) and includes coffee, shortbread and fudge. For tickets please telephone 01254 878447.
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Quiz night A quiz night will bo held in the White Hart pub in Sabden on Tuesday a t 9-15 p.m.
Memorial
About 50 residents went along to a small exhibition set up by Sabden Parish Coun cil to help in the choice of a war
people can sell what ever they wish, for themselves or a chari ty or group. The school will also he having stalls selling such as jewellry and books, and there will bo a portrait photog rapher there to take family pictures.
memorial for the vil- lage. The exhibition k a a ro e n s was held in the Sabden Open Gar-
YOUNG musicians at St Mary’s woodwind, recorders, string and RC Primary School, Langho, percussion instruments, have been hitting the high notes Year 6 solo artists also impressed a when showcasing their musical delighted and packed audience talents. ■
Pupils show musical talent ■ with their impressive playing on
Pupils excelled themselves with a violin, tenor horn, trumpet, gui- musical extravaganza, demon- tar, piano, clarinet and flute, strating talent, skill, energy and The concert proved a hit with both enthusiasmas they entertained' youngsters and the adults. family and friends at their recent Our picture shows just some of the summer concert.
talented children from the junior
The show featured around 100 chil- woodwind and brass groups who dren singing and playing brass, took part in the concert, (s)
Duck race Kitchen Update
Recent rain meant The United Reformed Pendleton brook had Church has been suc- plenty of water for eessful in securing the ducks to race
S*"^nts towards
down in the “Duck the kitchen renova- and Dive” event.
day out is to the I t was organised by s'"® have been pur- Model Railway Exhi- Steve and Christine
Dilworth of the Swan wth Two Necks and had entertainment by Leyland Morris Men and the Wharfedale Wayzgoose Sides.
a layout especially for A magnificent £375 children to play on. was raised for a
breast cancer charity and a raffle raised £120 for Pendle Ward at Clitheroe Hospital.
cessions and a family W a s te p a p e r
ticket (two adults The fortnightly collec- and two or more chil- v ' takesplaceonTues-
age)for£
8.Theexhi- day, June 21st. bition runs from 10
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a.m. until 5 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447.
Interlude The A Capella Singers are returning to
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A new, piece of play equipment is current ly being put up on the children’s play area on the r recreation ground. I t will be suitable for junior school children and a safety surface will be in place. In other work, all the play area will have a new cover ing of bark chippings to replace the present ones which are now past their best.
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Quiz night “The Rabble” were the
winners at Tuesday night’s quiz held in Read Constitutional Club. Second place went to “Last Chance”, third were “Hot Stuff” and “The Cliviger Clowns” won the booby.
Waste paper Monday, June 20th, is the next date for the waste paper collec tion. Please place newspapers, maga zines, brochures, junk mail (but not the
plastic covers) tele-
including yellow pages in the white sack provided, but no cardboards or brown envelopes. If you
attractive result is Treasure hunt produced to be framed, or used as greetings cards.
chased and the hatch- Robinson gave a way extended. They
thanks,
nent subjects were on the agenda including dates for some inter esting L.F.W.I. cours es and outings e.g.
Alston Hall, August
20th, Shakespeare at Hoghton Tower June 12th to 19th, Royal Lancashire Show July 26th to 28th,
to November 28th.
A letter from N.F.W.I. has been received supporting an idea put forward by Rim ington WI member Mrs Gill Morpeth for
iron designs and pic- guests to the July 5th tures are engraved meeting, when Mr J. upon it. When colour Zamoski will speak is applied, a most about beekeeping,
A walking treasure hunt organised by Rimington Memorial Institute Manage ment Committee will take place on Friday, June 24th, starting between 6-30 p.m. and 7 p.m. from the recreation field car park.
Following the clue
sheet the “treasure seekers” will (hope fully!) arrive at the memorial institute for a pie and peas supper.
adult tickets are £5 and youngsters under 16 are £3.
the promotion of ~ • larger WI cotton DOminoeS
Please contact Mrs C. Knowles on 01200 445451 or Mr B. Stott on 01282 860349.
^__ ____ __ shopping bags. At the monthly Rim- pres- ington Memorial
phone directories, ent available, but the , Institute whist and ■ ‘
have not got a white sack please put your Edith Peel spoke paper in a carrier bag ® recent visit to and a new sack will be left for you in the
Ripley Castle, and
Garden party The St John’s develop ment committee is organising a garden . party on Saturday, Wl meeting
on the vicarage lawn between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m'. Donations of raffle prizes and tombola items will be very welcome. The tickets will cost £2 and includes after noon tea. Please give this event your full support.
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announced several local and village events.
’ more capacious size domino drive, 13- would be more useful and-a-half tables in helping in environ- were in play, mental issues as sup- Supper of sandwiches ported in an NFWI and cakes was served resolution.
then, as Rimington Results for whist ladies
WI “Town Crier”, were: Mrs J. Riley, Mr J. Waddington, Mrs E. Barker.
president was in the chair at the June meeting of the WI. The speaker, Mrs Sheila Kilroy, demon strated the tech niques and skills of encaustic art, where
E Robinson, vice The competition for a Results'of the domi-
Mrs Christine Knowles gave birthday greet ings for June.
flower arrangement depicting a “fiery fantasy” brought only two entries beautifully arranged. Mrs Kilroy placed
by a thin layer of wax is applied to card and Members look forward with the use of a hot to welcoming WI
Whist gent winners were: Mr W. Carr, Mr J. Kenyon, Mr B. Brown.
noes were: Mrs D. Knight, Mrs I. Tay lor, Mrs F. Taylor, Mrs J. Thornber, Mr H. Moorhouse, C.
Wiseman.
Mrs A. Seed first and Raffle results were: Mrs E.Jackson sec- Mrs E. Ireland, Mrs ond.
J . Cornthwaite, Mrs M. Parker, Mrs A. Fox.
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^ and MC’s were Mrs E. Hartley for domi noes and Mrs B. Jackson for whist.
. Methodist church, in . dens event is to take Wesley Street, and photographs of memorials in other villages were on dis play.
Local people were asked to state their preference for the new memorial to be sited on the rose gar-
were foim basic types of memorial dis played and a 68% majority preferred a
place on Saturday and Sunday, July 2nd and 3rd, around the village to raise money for St Nicholas's Church. Programmes and refreshments will he available at the church.
dens in the centre of Anyone who wishes to the village. There know more should
call Angela Whitwoll on 01282 779376 or Cathryn Bristol on 01200 428241.
this traditional des ign would fit in well with the rose garden ^ setting.
Also at the exhibition were displayed pho-
who gave their lives in the two world wars. This display was presented by Mr Simon Mount. In addition to the pho tographs displayed, he was able to relate a potted history of each person.
Mr Mount has done a lot of research into the history.of Sab- den’s war heroes, including setting up a website, and he
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the war memorial to the notice of the parish council. He felt that there should be somewhere acces sible to pay respects to The Fallen a t all times, as the existing
memorial plaques in the school and parish church were not.
memorial
nlan.ies in
Mr Mount has done a lot of work behind the scenes to make the war memorial become reality and his display drew a lot of interest from visi tors, especially those who had relatives among the pictures displayed.
Fair Do not forget the summer fair and gar-
. ' den party in the grounds of St Marj’’s RC Church, in Whal- ley Road, on Satur day.. There will be lots of stalls and attractions from 2 p.m. onwards.
Table top • People who wish to have a stall at a table top sale in Sabden
Primary.School on Friday, July 8th, should call the school on 01283 771000. Tables cost £4 and
Celtic cross made Christian Aid from local sandstone. The house-to-house It was thought that collection in Sabden
raised £826 for the work of Christian Aid. The organisers wish to thank every one for their support.
tographs of young , , tp -j ■ men from the Ullage
“ evening m St Mary s Fndaj-s
cas.no
for Sabden Play Park Trust
to fund
improvements on the village playground. There was a packed house, with those involved gambling Lvith "funny money". At the end of the evening, some excel lent prizes were auc tioned and paid for
- it, ■ f with the "winnings." ?! I t was a great social event as well as being
a big fund-raiser, thanks to the hard work of the organis ing committee and the support of all the sponsors.
repeated next week when St Mary's School and church also holds a fun casi no to pay for the redecoratibn of the church hall and are hoping for as much support. Tickets are
June 25th.
At this event, however, people must take their oSvn drinks.
Lauren takes on a regal role
SABDEN'S new rose queen, Lauren Bjavater, was pretty as a picture as she was crowned and led the summer celebrations at St Nicholas’s Church at the weekend. ■
Lauren, resplendent in a gown of white and pale lilac and
was crowned by last year's: queen, Mary Gill, at the gar den party in the vicarage gardens.
Hall was a huge sue- ^ ,^ 0 Baptist church, in
cess, raising a clitheroe Road, tremendous £1,800
holds its services at 10 a.m. and this Sun day the preachers are Tim and Joan
: Pegham. At the Methodist church, in Wesley Street, services are at 9-30 a.m., this week’s one being taken by Helen Bradley.
Paper Next Tuesday is waste paper day. Please leave your paper out side in the white sacks provided on Tuesday morning and it will be collect ed for recycling.
IS to be Tomorrow pupils 1 Year 3 at Sabden Pn-
^ • School in
School to watch some classical Indian dance and tomorrow is the annual swim
on sale at £6 for the Tonight the PTFA will event, which will be j^qJ^ annual treas- held on Saturday,
Mary Robinson, a former resident of Sabden, and there followed an afternoon of fun and games with stalls and sideshows and teas served by the women of the church. The event raised more than £1,000 for church funds.
accompanied by four young Fortunately, the afternoon attendants and a page boy, stayed fine and on Sunday afternoon Lauren was in the
. spotlight again at the head of the church’s annual proces sion around the village.
Itwasopenedby the Mayor of Villagers came out to watch the Ribble Valley, Coun. the walkers, who wei’e led by
for the whole commu nity, adults and chil dren alike. It includes dance on Mondays after school, cheer-
Wednesdays, sport with Blackburn Rovers FC on Thurs days and also the ICT club on Thurs days.
last week of term, beginning July 11th.. Please ring school on 01282 771000 for details of all these classes or call in after school.
SAWLEY
ming gala at Padi- Qj^ ham Pool.
Supper is included in jqgxt Tuesday and
ure hunt and will meet on Monday to discuss the forthcom ing table top sale and the annual fun run.
the price of the tick- Wednesday, school et. If any'individual or group would like to sponsor a table at a cost of £10 they can do so by ringing 01282770207.
Services Everyone is welcome to attend Sabden Methodist and Bap tist churches at the
given friendly greeting.
showing an exhibi tion of its work in the gallery at Whalley Library for the whole of August.
will be
original watercolours, oil paintings and sketches of portraits, landscapes and life by local artists.
the Earby Brass Band,' and following the rose queens and their attendants and the, vicar and churchwardens were the men and women of the congregation. A service in church followed with the guest preacher being Bishop’s ;• chaplain Fr Philip Gray.
Our picture shows the new rose, queen with her attendants > Emily Greenhalgh, Tara: Guirdham, Megan Arm- • strong, Kyra Mellows and page boy Christopher Archer. (A110605/3)
Community Cinemas Ltd, and if it proves successful then more films will be brought to the two villages.
leading on Tuesdays, Alternate performanc- band practice on
SLAIDBURN
There will be no com- Members of Slaidburn munity classes in the Young Farmers’
is £ l (including cof fee and gateau). Pro ceeds for Wadding ton Methodist Church disabled access fund.
es will be between At the anniversary Read and Simon- service at 2 p.m. on stone.
^ ^ ^ k o o h v i l l^ a t sawley. Art Group is Next week’s meeting is St Mary's R.C.
a sports night at Dimsop Bridge play ing fields, commenc ing at 7-30 p.m. when members of Chip ping YFC will be the guests. ■
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Anniyersary;'^F; The weekend’s celebrar ’ tipns of rWe'st'Brad-
will welcome Jill Film show
James, who will show “Robots”, a film suit- children in class one able for the whole her batik work and family, will be shown help them to produce tomorrow at 7 p.m. in their own designs. St Peters School. Next ' Thursday Tickets cost £4 each pupils in class one and doors will open will take part in a rounders tournament at Whalley School.
Sunday morning The school’s communi- services, when new ty programme of The evening has been attendees will be activities is continu- arranged by Simon- a warm and ing throughout the stone Parish Council,
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at 6-45 p.m. Refresh ments will be avail able on arrival and during the interval.
SSi'SriS
ing , on ’ Saturday from I ’p-30 a.m.' to
Club visited Rourke Forge, Burnley, where they were shown a video of the history of the forge. This was followed by some members trying their hand at forge _ . , work. A vote of Psrish COUnCil thanks was given by Feedback from Coun. Heather Alpe.
WHALLEY
Sunday the preacher will be the Rev. Gra ham Vickers who was a minister with the Clitheroe and Dis tr ic t Circuit from 1977 to 1983. A warm welcome awaits for anyone who comes to join in the celebrations.
Quiet There is to be a Women's Quiet Day at Sabden Baptist Church on Saturday. July 2nd, from 10 a.m. to 3-30 p.m.
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jews from the Villages
by the seats in the grotto at the English Martyrs RC Church. I t can be recovered by contacting the presbytery 01254 823283.
Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, June 16th, 2005 13 hall and a light buffet
Parish Priest at the English Martyrs’ RC Church will be stay ing at the presbytery, taking services and visiting old friends and familiar places.
Indian Dance A performer, choreog rapher and teacher of Indian dance, Deepa Ganesh, will be demonstrating her art to Year 6 pupils at Whalley Primary School tomorrow. The cost is £3 per child and donations are requested.
Crystal Bail A large number of tick ets for the Crystal Ball organised by the Friends of Whalley School in October has already been sold.
Showstoppers A show by the East Lancashire School of Dance, in which some of the children from Whalley Prima ry School are taking part, takes place in the school on Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets costing £3 are avail able from the school office.
Retreat A report by Father Philip Price, parish priest at the English Martyrs' RC Church, praises the new ven ture of the Diocesan retreat in Ars, France, which he attended w’ith 40 other clerics.
He says he feels being away together in another country made participants gel in a way which left its mark on all.
Qfficers Officers elected for the coming year at Whal ley Parish Church are: chairman, Rev. C. Sterry; vice-chair man, Mrs C. Duck worth; treasurer, Mrs S. Pilkington; secre tary, Mrs J. Tennant; electoral roll and health and safety, Mr K. Mitchell; under 18s co-ordinator Mrs D. Boothman.
John Hill, leader of Ribble Valley Bor ough Council, on the new toilets and the state of Broad Lane is among the items on tonight's agenda of Whalley Parish Council.: ‘
There will be opportu nities for questions and comments from the public a t the meeting, ■ which begins at 7-30 p.m. in the, Methodist Church Hall.
E''®ning wll begin with a<coT- A quiet evening in
fee and gateiiti morn- Whalley Abbey cof- -
. ifp Q n; : S t al 1 s :• w l 1 include bring and buy, cakes, raffle and Traidcraft fairly- traded goods. Bvery-
one.is welcome to go along to take a break from the Saturday morning shopping, gardening or car
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fee.shop on Sunday will be led by the Rev. Trevor Cooper, of the church of St John the Divine, Lytham.
All are welcome to the evening, which begins at 7-30 p.m. A retir ing collection will be taken.
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Yellow lines The double yellow lines on the corner of Accrington Road have now been laid by the county coun cil. Previously, parked vehicles were causing problems for traffic, particular large vehicles and buses, at the round-- about in King Street.
The lines begin at the door'of the Swan Hotel and extend to the'b'u'tcher’s shop, where there is space for about three cars, then continue to the old police station ■
It is hoped the new arrangement will prevent residents of Manor Fields from being blocked in.
Re-opening The Methodist church hall reopens on Mon day following work on the boiler and heating system.
Priest's visit ) n & r. u’U 3 i 5 • V
Communion Five children received their first Holy Com munion at Mass a t the English Martyrs’ RC Church on Sun day morning. The children, Becky- Leigh Bailey, Daniel Bolton, Ronan Doyle, Kieran Cun- liffe and Georgia Hardman,
later
enjoyed a party a t the presbytery.
Outing Only a few places are left for the outing to Parcevall Hall, near Appletreewick in the Yorkshire Dales. The trip has been organ ised by the Whalley Christian Action Group. The outing, which leaves Whalley at 3 p.m. on Thurs day, July 14th, includes a visit to the lovely gardens and
The cost is £10. Any- , one interested should contact one of the local churches.
Tweenie Stall A “Tweenie stall”, sell ing gifts which chil dren aged from seven to 13 may like to buy,
“ is,one of the attrac tions planned for the Christmas fair to be held at Whalley Parish Church under a new format this year. The organisers have come up with the idea that children may buy gifts costing £1 to £1.50. It is sug gested that holiday makers might bring back holiday items for the gift stall - but not goods with "A present from...."
Jewellery which may need cleaning or repairing is needed well in advance by Mrs Gertrude Rob bins. Other items may be left at the Parish Church office, which is open from 9- 30 p.m. from Mon day to Thursday.
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