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Luncheon The Thursday lunchtime concert to be held in Knowle Green Village Hall on November 9th will feature Sasha Grynyuk on piano. Born in Kiev, Sasha made his concert debut at the age of eleven. He is current ly studying with Ronan O’Hora at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. This summer Sasha delighted the audi ence with his playing at the Ribble Valley Piano Week. Sasha’s programme
Thursday will include works by Bach, Chopin and Mozart. To book for the con cert which includes luncheon, telephone
johntravis.events lim ited on 01254 826948.
Remembrance November 12th is Remembrance Sun day and all villagers and the relatives of those named on the village war memorial are invited to attend a special, short open air service round the memorial which is in the grounds of Knowle Green Con gregational Church. A small exhibition of the history of the men named on the memorial together
with the memories of people of the church and area who served in various and varied capacities during the Second World War will be displayed in the church. If any one has any special mem ory they wish to be included in the exhi bition contact Jean Procter. The service will be conducted by Pastor Christopher
Okpoti.
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A house group meet ings will be held on Wednesday at 7 p.m. for a 7.30p.m. start.
MELLOR
Parish council Mellor Parish Council next meets tonight at 7 p.m. in the village hall.
Holy services The Rev. David Noblet will conduct both the 9 a.m. Holy Commu nion and the 10-30
Parish council
A meeting of Pendleton Parish Council takes place in the village
a.m. parish commun ion services in St Leonard's Church on Sunday.
hall at 7-30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Gift day A reminder that it is gift day at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, on Saturday. Gifts may be left at church between 10 and 11 a.m. or given in at the Sunday serv ice or up to 2 p.m.
Waste paper I t is paper day in Pendleton on Tuesday. Please leave paper in the bags provided.
Quiz Quiz winners at Read Constitutional Club on Tuesday were “The Fick Five plus Ebb and Flo”. Ebb and Flo enjoying a brief taste
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was Chicks” and third “Three Guys and a Gal” with Billy Woods, leading from the front. “Booby went to “The Winners”.
Remembrance
John’s Church, Read, will be at 11 a.m. on November 12th Wreaths will be laid by members of village organisa tions and parish council members
of success for e very will be present, first time. Second EfTimaUS Ray’s Droain Emmaus the way of Faith, which is a
“Dales Delectable” Everyone welcome.
day. Everyone wel come
Friendly Circle on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. in the United Reformed Church hall, Mr Edmund Hirstwill present a trip round the York shire Dales entitled
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The annual Remem brance Day service will take place in . . . . Rimington Memori- al Institute on Sun- At the annual meeting day, November 12th of Simonstone with at 10-45 a.m. and will be led by Pastor David Isaacs.
Remembrance
Annual meeting The annual meeting of
Read WI, held in Simonstone Old School, Mrs Pam Jelley was re-elected president.
Rimington WI Vice-presidents will be begins with a hot- Mrs Ann Lennox pot supper at 7 p.m. in Rimington Memorial Institute on Tuesday.
100 Club Winners of the Rim ington Recreational
Quiz night A family quiz night will be held in Rimington Memori-
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Guest speaker a t the meeting of St Peter’s Church, Mothers’ Union, Simonstone, was Miss Anne
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and Mrs Doris Mof fat and Mrs Sue Ogden and Mrs Hazel Wharf were elected secretary and treasurer respective
Ground 100 Club Competition winners ly.
draw, this month, lor Ih® y®^r were S. Johnson £50; J. Dewhurst £10.
Mrs Lennox, Miss Hilary Clarkson and Mrs Jelley they were presented with Marks and Spencer gift vouchers.
al Institute on Sat- The nanieof thebest- urday, November dressed doll, made
tel. The next craft class
and donated by Mrs Lennox was correct ly guessed by Mrs Barbara Sharp as “Felicity”, raising £50 for the Macmil lan Nurses.
will be held at “Nor- den” on Monday at 2 p.m. with a demon stration of miniature felt Christmas trees.
faith will begin in St r UmpKinS John’s Church vestry Ribchester Sports and at 7-30 p.m. on Tues- Social Club hosted its annual giant
Christian course for adults at all stages of
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This year’s service of Frlcndly ClrCl© Remembrance in St At the meeting of Read There were
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Birtwell who spoke about her experi ences with the reha bilitation of orang- utans in Bornoo.
Sir David Attenbor ough asked her to help out seven years ago at the Sepilab Centre which was established in 1964 for the purpose of
r e h a b i l i ta t in g orphaned or confis cated orang-utans from people keeping them as pets.
entries this year with 22 compared to 12 last year, whose win ner was Paul Keigh ley. This year’s seeds and starter plants from last year’s win- RsmGmbranCB ning pumpkin were The Remembrance available from Day service will be
who will pass them on.
Winners this year were, in third place Iggy Holden weigh-
March.
ing-in his pumpkin \/iHon at 126 lb, second was ' ' ’LlcU Paul Keighley with a ^ video evening with
140 lb pumpkin, and Mr Ron Harrison in first place, Paul Henshaw with his pumpkin weighing a massive 1631b. Seeds tor next year’s com petition will be available from Feb ruary. For more information tel. Annie at the club on 01254878234.
held in St Peter’s Church, Simonstone, on November 12th at 10 a.m.
entitled “Home and Away” will be pre sented in Simon- stone Old School hall on November 10th at 7-30 p.m.
Admission is £3.50 for adults and £2 for children, which includes refresh ments.
School service The Eucharist service for St Peter’s CE School pupils will be held on Monday at 9-10 a.m. Everyone is most welcome.
have towel com forters, so anyone with spare towels should give them to Mrs Liz Aislewood
SABDEN
The bonfire celebra tions have been organised as usual by the village Holme Committee, who will be holding their next event, the carols around the Christ-
Paper Waste paper collec tion day is on Tues day when old news papers, magazines, junk mail etc should be left outside in the white hessian sacks provided. They will be collected by the borough council's recycling service.
Admission is 50p and there will be refresh ments, gifts, cakes and a tombola and raffle. Everyone is welcome to the fair in the communal lounge.
The November meet- Take your partners There will be a bon ing of Sabden Parish for a hoe-down, next fire and firework dis- Friday,
Council
The public are wel come to attend.
The council has a vacancy following the resignation of
Council takes place next Tuesday at 7- 30
p.in. in the Methodist Rooms, Wesley Street.
Maisie Dugdale, is For safety and insur- hosting the event on ance reasons there Friday, November will be no family 10th, from 7-30 p.m. fireworks allowed, in the church hall. Supper is available Wesley Street, after the display at
Nicholas's Church Hall. The church Rose Queen, Miss
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Fair There will be an Autumn Fair at Lit- tlemoor House shel tered accommoda tion on Saturday from 10-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.
The event is free, but there will be a collec tion towards the cost of the fireworks display which will follow the lighting of the bonfire and the Guy competition. Anyone wishing to Gift Aid their dona tion can do so by putting their dona tion into one of the gift aid envelopes, available from the newsagents or the deli.
Bonfire Sabden’s annual bon fire pa r ty will be held on the Lower Holme on Saturday night starting from 6-30 p.m. There will be the usual Guy Fawkes competition for the children with prizes for first and second.
parish councillor Alison Watson.
Memorial Sabden War Memori al Trust joined other charities in holding a winter fair in Clitheroe two weeks ago and raised around
Admission is £10 adults and £6 chil dren, and includes a pie and peas supper. Tickets are available from Peter Dugdale or churchwarden Kevin Barrington on 01282 772486.
Cartwright, the treasurer, on 01282 772237, or chairman Mr Tony Haworth on 01282 775892. They would also like to hear from anyone who is interested in
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any fund-raising ideas.
mas tree, on Sunday, Fire meeting December 10th. Following a packed
to thank the traders from Sabden, Accrington and Clitheroe who gave items for the stall and individual donors who support ed them. Any dona tions to the trust can be made to Mrs C hr i s t
ran a tombola. Performance Members would like
towards the fund to The November tea provide a new out- dance takes place in door memorial for Sabden. The volun teers sold quiz sheets on the local area and
£100 Tea dance
St Mary’s Hall, Whalley Road, from 2 p.m. on Wednes day. It is open to all.
It is suitable for young people and adults and tickets are £5 and include light refreshments. Early booking is advised by ringing 01282 773805.
St Nicholas’s
ing event or who has 'V'H this Sun day's
holding a fund-rais- The Rev. Chris Sterry family
public meeting in Padiham last Sun day afternoon 100% support was given to a campaign to save one of the two fire engines at the Padi ham station, which serves Sabden. The fire authority is con sidering axing one of the engines but there is a concerted effort to prevent this. The proposal is out to consultation and a decision will be made in Decem ber. Villagers are
Management Team, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service HQ, Garstang Road,
Fulwood, Preston, PR2 3LH.
November 10th, the PCC meeting on November 14th and the Christmas Fair on November 25th. On December 1st there will be a spe cial Classical Request concert in church organised by the church organist, Roger Britnell and on December 8th a quiz night in the hall.
Eucharist at 9-30 a.m. Coming church events include the hoe-down
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Swaledaie ram is a winner
A HOME-BRED two-shear Swaledaie ram from Saddle End Farms, Chipping, won first prize and achieved 500 guineas at Clitheroe Auction Mart’s Show and Sale of Horned and Hill-Going Rams.
The top price of the day was for a home-bred Lonk Shearling from T. W. Pickard and Sons, of
the Dog and Par tridge at £2.50 a head.
WADDINGTON
their objections, to The Tosside Art the Integrated Risk Group continues to
meet on a Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon in the community hall. Anyone wish- B o n f iie n ig h t ing to join can tel. a bonfire night party 01729 840272.
will be held on Hoe-down Bonfire night
play on Chinch Acre at Tosside, tomor row starting a t 7 p.m.
Quiz A quiz will take place tomorrow night at 7- 30 p.m. in Wadding- ton Social Club. Pro ceeds are in aid of St Helen’s Church.
The bonfire will be lit at 6 p.m. followed by a firework display at 7 p.m. There will be refresh ments and a barbe cue. Strictly com- mittee fireworks FlOWOr ClUu only, and children At the well-attended must be accompa- AGM of Whalley nied by an adult. Flower Club chair-
Waddington Playing Fields on Sunday.
WHALLEY Mark’s sales of Jersey heifers
A FIVE-STRONG contingent of well-bred 15-month-old Jersey heifers from part-time farmer Mark Thornber, of Barkerfield, Worston, Clitheroe, sold successfully to four different purchasers at the October Craven Dairy Auction at Skipton Auction Mart. Two made £570 and a third was knocked
down for £546. Mr Thornber, who works for the family weaving firm of James Thornber in Clitheroe, bought the Jerseys as month-old calves. “There’s a lot more interest in Jersey milk again these days,” he said.
Monthly Craven Dairy Auctions are going
from strength to strength. Skipton Auction Mart general manager Jeremy Eaton com mented: “We have built up a very good client base of customers covering the North of Eng land and beyond. We are attracting animals from some of the north’s top pedigree breed ers of Holstein cattle, while there is also strong trade for hard-wearing commercial cattle, for which we have always been renowned.” Pictured is Worston’s Mark Thornber with his Jersey heifers, which all sold well at Skipton. (s)
Great Harwood, which made 710 guineas. Show sponsors were P. Harrison and Co. Ltd, of Clitheroe, Townson Bros (Fuel Services), of Clitheroe, and A. and R. Plant Hire (NW) Ltd. Judges oii the day were Alan Scott (Swaledales), Joey Drinkall (Lonks) and John Whitworth (Gritstones), (s)
WEST BRADFORD
Church service Next Sunday's wor ship at 2 p.m. in West Bradford Methodist Church
.will be led by Bren da and John Rodgers. Everyone welcome.
Communion The Rev. Stewart Ridley will celebrate Holy Communion in St Catherine’s Church, West Brad ford, on Sunday at 9-15 a.m. Everyone welcome.
At the meeting to be held in Whalley Methodist Church hall next Thursday at 7-30 p.m. the NAFAS Area Demonstrator will be Mr Ken Watson and his title “Cali
The evening conclud ed with a wonderful demonstration by Mrs Morris entitled “ S e a s o n a l Delights”, where her talents as both a teacher and demon strator were excelled. The 10 arrangements, all with an autumnal theme, were raffled.
man Mrs Carol Riley thanked everyone, particu larly committee members, for their loyal support and dedication. Mrs Ann Morris was elected new chairman.
The Sabden Spot On group are bringing the Canadian dance company Motus 0 to perform "Varia tions In Love" in St Nicholas Church Hall on Saturday, December 2nd, at 7- 30 p.m.
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After gathering in the Abbey car park and lighting lanterns the families will be led by the Kindergarten teacher on a walk past candlelit grot tos in the Abbey grounds.
Afterwards there will be refreshments round the fire. There is a small charge to cover entrance to the grounds and refreshments.
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Please telephone to inform us of your intention to attend by calling Rosie on 01282 774118.
Lantern festival A lantern festival has been arranged by Acorn Steiner Kindergarten in Whalley Abbey, on Friday, November 10th from 4-30 to 6 p.m. This is an event for families with young children.
On Saturday families can join a lantern making workshop in Whalley Methodist Church from 1-30 p.m.
Anyone interested should tel. Mrs Kathryn Threlfall on 01254 822381. The coach will be leaving Whalley bus station at 9 a.m. and leaving York at 4-30 p.m. The cost is £8.
Day trip There are three seats still left for a day trip to York arranged by mem bers of Whalley Parish Church for Saturday, November 11th.
A meeting is to be arranged between borough councillors and officials and parish councillors about the lack of provison of the promised public toi lets.
All the information regarding the Parish Council had been put on disc and was to be checked before being passed on to David Balfour who was setting up the website.
The provision of bol lards had been dis cussed but the County Council, the highways authority, did not support this. The parking of lor ries delivering flow ers to a shop on King Street was also a matter for the police.
for his non-atten dance but stated that the mail deliv ery people would be clearly informed that they were not exempt from prose cution. The safety of the public was the main consideration.
ton Road. Following complaints about overhanging hedges in Station Road, the lengthsman and the county council were to be contacted. The next meeting is on Thursday, Novem ber 16th, in the Methodist Church Hall at 7-30 p.m.
Whist drive Winners at Saturday's senior citizens' whist drive were Ladies: Mr J. Smith and Mrs P. Wooff. Gents: Mrs E. Frost and Mr J. Hartley
Requiem Today is the com memoration of the faithful departed in the Roman Catholic Church. Envelopes for mass offering for the dead, which are in the pews at the
In a letter, the sub postmaster, Mr Bernie Hardman, said he had no authority to deal with this and it was agreed it was a mat ter for the police, not the Parish Council. The local officer, PC Geoff Penall, apologised
Parish council Driving along and parking on the foot way outside the Post Office was one of the concerns raised at the September meet ing of Whalley Parish Council, the minutes of which which were passed at the October meet ing.
A new bench was now in place in King Street. Local resi dent Mr Stuart Kerr said he would replace the wood on two other benches at a cost of £270. The clerk was to write thanking him and also send a letter to the borough council, complaining about the state of the rub bish bins in Accring
Following a meeting of the QEII playing fields committee, which the chairman Coun. June Brown had attended, a let ter is to be sent to residents of Calder- stones Park regard ing information about land there, which had originally been intended for a school. It was hoped that a champion in the cause of a play ing field and sports for youngsters would come forward. If a situation arose between meetings which could be dealt with at a cost of not more than £200 this should be settled by the clerk, providing agreement could be reached with the chairman and one other councillor.
New rotas for readers at mass, helping at holy communion and welcoming at the door are soon to be printed. The clos ing date for anyone to register is this Sunday.
. English Martyrs', will be placed in a casket beneath the altar for the whole of the month. Throughout Novem ber, mass on free days will be of requiem. A cheque for £415.50 has been sent to CAFOD, fol lowing the recent collection. An out side collection will take place for the work of the Society of St Vincent de Paul after mass this weekend.
Local talk
At next Thursday's meeting of Whalley and District Histori cal and Archaeologi cal Society, Mr J. Halsall will talk on Shaw's Ribble Val ley. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. in Whalley Abbey.
Service
A memorial service for the departed will be held at Whalley Parish Church at 6- 30 p.m. on Sunday.
Equal first The football team at Whalley Primary School, coached by teacher Derek Pick up, finished joint first in the Ribble Valley large schools tournament.
Lottery win
THE winners of the weekly East Lancashire Hospice Lottery draw were: £1,000 Mr Culshaw, Oswaldtwistle; £250 Mrs Durkin, Darwen and £100 Mrs Glover, Clay- ton-le-Dale. There were also 15, £10
winners. If you would like to support your local hos pice by joining the lot tery, please call Gill on 01254 342847.
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