10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 12th, 2006
BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND
Gift wrapping The president of Bolton-by-Bo\vIand WI, Mrs Catherine Curry, introduced Mrs Elaine Bor- ridge, who gave a talk and demonstra tion entitled “Gift Wrapping with a Difference”.
Ideas were discussed for the January meal and invitations were
Mrs Maggie Morgan thanked Mrs Bor- ridge for an enjoy able evening.
During her talk, she demonstrated six different ways of wrapping gifts, say ing the secret of suc cessful wrapping was to get organised with all the bits and pieces needed.
given to members to distribute for the party in November. Members were asked to add their names to the list for a visit to the Choco late House in December, to be paid for at the next meeting.
Hostesses were thanked and mem bers reminded that the branch’s AGM will be held next month and wartime experiences will be the theme.
Young Farmers Members of Bolton- by-Bowland Young Farmers’ Group enjoyed a talk a t their meeting last week.
Next week’s meeting is a talk on badgers. Members to meet in the village at 7-45 p.m.
CHATBURN ews from the Villages
Choir A concert by Great Harwood Male Voice Choir will take place
in Chatburn Methodist Church on Saturday at 7-30 p.m. Tickets are £4 for adults and £3 for OAPs and children).
Fellowship A harvest thanksgiv ing service was held a t the meeting of Chatburn Methodist Church Afternoon Fellowship. Harvest hymns were sung and prayers said by Mrs Doris Giles.
Mrs Giles introduced guest speaker Mrs Carol Holden, who told of her trek to the Himalayas, which raised funds for Help the Aged.
With a group of peo ple, she travelled to Delhi to pick up a health care mobile unit, from which people came to receive treatment and have their blood pressure checked. The. party was shocked at how the people lived and how dirty the streets were, with chickens, dogs and cows run ning wild.
The group took an overnight train to meet-up with sher- pas who escorted them on the trek, carrying all their equipment for them.
place in a friendly, supportive and infor mal atmosphere, with an emphasis on enjoying learning. For further informa tion, contact Kate on 01995 61033.
Finally, the group was taken to see the Taj Mahal. The group raised £8,500, with Mrs-Holden raising £4,000 herself. She was thanked by Mrs Giles for a most interesting and enlightening talk.
At the next meeting, on Wednesday, Mr Ernest Sedgwick will talk on “ Did it My Way”. Everyone wel come.
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Vaccination A flu vaccination ses sion will take place in Chipping Village, Hall on Friday, October 27th. Any one who would like to attend should con tact their doctor’s surgery to book an appointment.
Computer An evening beginners’ computer course will be running in the IT suite a t Chipping Village Hall.. All classes have a maxi mum of 10 people,
■ with a tutor from Myerscough College. The course will take
Assistant keeper Fiona Jenkins, gave an expertly conducted tour of this delightful Tudor house, set in woodland gardens. The house has evolved over five cen turies, from the stone tower built as a defen sive fortress to the lavish and luxurious home of the Tudor Orrell and the Victo rian Kay families. Fine paintings and furniture abounded throughout.
The first indoor meet ing is on Tuesday at 7-45 p.m. in St Mary’s Community Centre, when the speaker will be Mrs Dorothy Taylor, whose subject is Diana (nee Lister), Countess of West moreland, youngest child of the fourth Lord Ribblesdale, of Gisburne Park. New members and visi tors are welcome.
On the first Sunday of each month there is an informal session from 2 p.m. in the centre, when visitors can seek information about local and fami ly history issues. Inquiries: call 01772 864289.
Millionaire The president of Chip ping WI, Mrs Rita Joyce, welcomed
History society Members of Chipping Local History Soci ety enjoyed an evening visit to Tur- ton Tower, near Bolton, for the first meeting of the win ter programme.
members and visi tors to the meeting in the village hall.-
Guest speaker was Mr Bill Honeywell, a Clitheroe estate agent, who gave an informative, fasci nating and humor ous talk about his appearance on the TV programme "Who wants to be a Millionaire".
Apparently, for each show some 50 people are rung and asked a question which is dif ficult to answer. This gives the programme makers feedback on who are good "near accurate" guessers and helps them choose the right con testants for the pro gramme.
Mr Honeywell described the studio atmosphere in detail and gave a nail biting account of his ordeal in front of the cam eras. Mrs Helen Pow ell expressed thanks.
The competition was won by Mrs Trish Wilkinson, the raffle was won by Mrs Dorothy Preston and the birthday flowers went to Mrs Margaret Heane.
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Reader Mrs Joanne Lloyd led the service and gave the address on the theme of “Water from the Well” and a collec tion was taken for the Bishop of Brad ford’s appeal to pro vide water for the people in the Third World. A group of children took part in a tableau demon strating the impor tance of water. Lessons were read by Mr S. Lloyd and Mrs T. Wrathall.
During the service the baptism took place of the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs R. Mitchell, by the Rev. Eric Kyte. After wards refreshments were enjoyed by all.
Dominoes A whist and domino drive, organised by Gisburn Mothers’ Union, took place in Rimington Memori al Institute. A pie and peas supper was enjoyed and MCs were Mrs E. Hartley and Mrs E. Jackson.
The AGM will be held on November 1st when the "speaker
will.be Mrs Mar garet Barnes, who will talk about mag- notherapy. The com petition is a for a magnet.
_G1SBURN Harvest praise
The bells rang out to welcome an excellent congregation to the all-age harvest thanksgiving service in Gisburn Parish Church.
The church had been
Whist winners were: Ladies - Mrs 0. Tat- tersal, Mrs H. Grainger, Mrs M. Edmonson. Gents - Mr R. Barker, Mr H. Moon, Mr M. Grainger.
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L.Newlove. Raffle: Mrs H. Simp son, Mr J. Pye, Mrs S. 'Tennant, Mr F. Giles, Mrs P. Howarth.
GRINDLETON WI
I t is hoped that tonight’s AGM of Grindleton WI will
Dominoes: Mrs E. Hartley, Mrs A. Tay lor, Mrs M. Davies, Mr R. Knight, Mr C. Wiseman, Mrs
decorated with colourful autumn flowers and foliage and children took gifts of harvest pro duce to the sanctu ary.
This is an important event in the WI cal endar, with officers reading reports and reviews which they have taken time and care to prepare and officers for the com ing year beiong cho sen.
President Mrs Cyn thia Openshaw has devised a quiz to round off the evening.
Waste paper The WI collection of waste paper will take place in Grindleton today. Contributions of paper, newspaper and magazines only can be left in the enclosure at the top of Back Lane, near the chapel wall.
Munch time Next Wednesday, the Mid-month Mun-ch will be held in Grindleton Method ist Church.
On the third Wednes day of each month, a hot main course is offered with a choice of home-made dess erts followed by a cup of tea or coffee. The meal is served from noon unill 1-30 p.m. in the hall on Chapel Lane.
Those who would like to attend are asked to book with Mark or Karen Sleet (tel. 01200 422392) by Sunday evening to help with catering. The cost is a mini mum donation of just £3 to cover the cost of the meal.
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Members are remind ed th a t there is a Christmas trading stall at this meeting and all contributions MU be greatly appre ciated. Proceeds will go to the East Lan cashire Hospice. There is also a reminder to those members who kindly offered to bring home-made soup and cakes for tonight’s supper.
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Munch will also offer some further food for
thought with a short talk on the work of the Gideons.
Spring cleaning Kim and Aggie reas sure us it is never too
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MELLOR Harvest
Harvest thanksgiving services were held in Holden Chapel on Sunday. The preach- ern in the afternoon was Mr M. Sleet, of Waddington, and the young people of the Sunday school sang “Autumn Days”.
The evening service was led by Mr R. Lawson,
of
Masongill. The young people sang “I have seen the Golden Sunshine”.
Organists for the day were Mrs B. Harri son and Mr M. Blakey.
Collections were taken-up for chapel funds.
HURST GREEN
Mothers’ Union Members of St John's Church Mothers' Union are holding a coffee morning in the vicarage on Saturday, October 21st, from 10 a.m. until noon.
There will be an admission charge of £1 to cover refresh ments, plus various stalls and a raffle. The fund-raising event is in aid of var ious MU charities, in particular for its work overseas.
New members are always welcome For further information, contact Mrs Dear- don on 01200 427380.
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The October meeting will be held earlier on Wednesday, Mr Paul Shoreman, the coun tryside ranger for the local area, will be talking to the group in St John's Old School Hall, at 7-30 p.m.
al Hall is coming under attack from feather dusters on October 21st and Mrs Nancy Bailey has put out a plea for as many helpers as possible to go along tha t morning and lend a hand.
For further details and times, contact Mrs Bailey
(01254 826903).
Concert A concert is being held this evening at 7-30 p.m. in St John's Church in aid of the organ fund, which has nearly reached its total. Contact one of the parishioners for further details.
LANGHO
Waste paper Members of St Leonard’s School PTA have arranged for the waste paper skip to visit the school car park (opposite Mitton Fold Hotel) from tomorrow afternoon until Monday morn ing.
Contributions of newspaper, maga zines and cardboard will be acceptable, but not plastic bags. Please support the PTA in raising funds for the school and also helping keep the area tidy.
Harvest festival The harvest festival service will be held in
on Sunday. FriGPiJship club
The Ladies’ Commu nity Friendship Club will meet on Monday at 2 p.m. in Langho Methodist Church. The guest speaker will be Mrs Marian Holden, who will demonstrate pottery painting.
late to tackle that neglected house work, and even vil- lage' halls are not Parish COUncil exempt: the Memori- Two police officers attended the Mellor Parish Council meet-, ,
furniture. He demon- stated the a r t of chair leg making and many of his hand made items were on display.
Mrs Edna Clarkson thanked Mr Pool for his knowledgeable and fascinating talk.
ing and were wel- Mrs Sheila Sager gave corned by chairman
„ - Conn. Noel Walsh. autumn council report on the
PC Amanda Gibbons, the new community Members had enjoyed
beat manager, an excellent evening
sought the council's support in setting up PACT (Police and Community Togeth er) meetings in the village.
PC John Birch report-
at Burnley Mechan ics and thanks were expressed to Mrs Sager for organising the trip and to Mr Ken Balshaw driving.
ed the findings of Sager also won speed checks made in competition. Mellor. It was agreed AGM MU be held th a t further work November 1st in
needs to be done regarding speeding vehicles, especially in the 20 m.p.h. zone.
Heavy rainfall had resulted in some minor flooding prob lems and the council was informed tha t the Glendale Drive SifigGrS situation had been The Readstone solved as a result of gingers Choir prac-
Whalley Methodist Church hall at 7-45 p.m. when Mrs Pat Ashcroft will talk on “Pat’s Adventures”.
action by United Utilities. Mellor Lane flooding was under investigation by Lancashire CC and work should sta rt within a fort night.
Members took a pre liminary look at the budget for the next financial year and
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Apples”. The junior children performed “Taking Things for Granted” and sang “The Water Cycle” followed by “A Tale of India”. The school choir sang “Another Time another Place” and gave readings.
the Rev. Dr Sowerbutts.
ews from the Villages There will be a pie ServICGS
and peas supper and -phe guest preacher players may take the
The Blessing was Mrs C. Knowles given by the vicar, informed the WI of A.
for Quiz Winners of the Tues day night quiz in Read Constitutional
own wine and glass es. Admission is £3.50 for adults, and £2.50 for children, which includes sup per. Tickets from WI members.
many local and vil lage events, includ ing the autumn fair in Salem Chapel,
morn-
Second were “Three Gals and A Guy” and third were “Over the Hill”. Ebb and Flo avoided the humiliation of com ing last again, this honour going to the new kids on the los ing block, “The Win ners”.
singers, will be made most welcome. For further details about the choir, call Mrs Pam Jelley on 01282 774306.
t^hTrein on^end- FrlGfldly ClrclG ing. They also con- The meeting of Read sidered a draft of the Friendly Circle took
forthcoming issue of the newsletter and congratulated the editor, Coun. Fiona Murtagh, on produc ing a lively and inter esting piece of work.
Langho Methodist Parking problems were Church at 10-30 a.m. again the subject of
concern and it was thought that this m a tte r could be referred to the recently created Lancashire Local Committee, which enables parish, dis tr ic t and county members to consult in joint session.
WoiTiGn’s CirclG [______________ The next meeting of the Young Women’s W oO d la n d Graft
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Circle vdll take place president of Mit- on Monday at 8 p.m.
in Langho Methodist Church hall.
Guest speaker will be Mrs Ann Farnell, who will give a cook ery demonstration entitled “Easy Ways with Pasta”.
Holy SGrvicGS The Rev. David Noblet will conduct both the 9 a.m. Holy Communion and the 10-30 a.m. morning
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tises every Wednes day evening at 7-30 p.m. in St John’s Church, Read. Any ChHpGrOflG lady singers, or Vice-president Mrs E. would-be
RIMINGTON lady Robinson was in the
the form of an audio visual presentation by Mrs Mary Davi son entitled “Lest We Forget”.
Balshaw, welcomed members and guests to the meeting and rlcirvobl introduced the In a beautifully deco speaker, retired join- rated St John’s
depicting the dread ful conditions experi enced by soldiers in the trenches. Also seen were the awful conditions on vari ous battlefields where troops played with footballs as they advanced on enemy lines. Numer ous cemeteries were shown, each with graves and inscrip tions on the stones, including one of a boy aged 15 years. Mrs Davison was thanked for her knowledgeable and interesting talk.
worship with Bap- Illustrating his talk tism services in St with slides, he
A programme of infor mal house group meetings about the Christian life is held
Leonard's Church on Sunday.
showed thatched homes,
framed buildings, wooden farming implements, kitchen utensils and country
timber-
er Mr Bill Pool, who told members how, from the days of early man living in woodland forests, woodcraft has played an important work ing tool in everyday life.
chair at Rimington WI meeting, when speaker Mrs Winifred Dawson gave an entertaining talk on her time as a professional chaper one to children work- ing in TV and the atre productions. She revealed many amus ing Insights into what goes on back-
The audience were _ , , , shown slides of the Several of her young
shor First World War, charges have gone on
A petition is to be handed in to 10 Downing Street and a mass rally is to be
merdale” and stage The fair is being held shows all had their by the Hyndburn fascinating memories and anecdotes. Mrs M. McPherson voiced the memb^’ appreciation.
to find fame as adult performers. “Coro nation S treet”, “Heartbeat”, “Em-
Club were “The Mrs M. Bairstow The village football Cliviger Clowns”, expressed birthday club held a very suc- greetings and Mrs
Martin Top, on Sat- Q o h r lan urday, October 21st.
Dawson judged the competition for a pretty scarf, select ing those of Mrs B. Grieg, Mrs E. Jack- son and Mrs D. Heaton.
Members were reminded that the AGM on November 7th starts at 7 p.m.
SABDEN
Trip A shopping trip to the Trafford Centre, Manchester, is being arranged from the
There are some seats available for the day time trip and anyone interested should call Mr Laurie Wiseman, who is providing the transport, on 01282 778800.
The Sabden War Memorial Trust is running a stall at a winter fair in Clitheroe on Satur day, October 21st.
MGmorial
and Ribble Valley Council for Volun ta ry Service in St Mary's Centre,
the Sabden stall will include a tombola and quiz.
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cessful race night at the White Hart pub on Saturday in aid of club funds.
WhitrG Hart
On Saturday, October 21st, the pub will have entertainment from a guest group, Sabden band The Kicks.
Vouchors The two village schools are collecting Tesco sports vouch ers. If you have any, please leave them with any parents at the schools or at St Mary's RC Church
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village on Tuesday, Harvest was celebrat- November 7th. ed at all the weekend
'Masses at St Mary’s last weekend and a large collection of fresh, packet and tinned food was col- lectedto help the homeless a t the THOMAS centre in Blackburn.
Church Street, from Robinson will 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and take part in the 6
The children of St Mary's Primary School also held a harvest Mass in church last Friday morning and Fr Peter Birmingham spoke to them about appreciating what they have compared to a lot of children around the world. Singer and guitarist
p.m. Saturday night Mass this weekend.
held on Wednesday There will be lots of at the Houses of Par- attractions at the liament in protest at fair, including a 'West the way the Govern- African drumming ment is running band,
Church, children of Mrs N. Healey report- Read CE School ed th a t no new took part in the har vest family service on Sunday morning. Following the open ing prayers, violins played “Kum By Ya” and “A Little
were asked also to write to their MPs with their views.
arrangements had been
negotiated
regarding the waste paper collection. She
a further month.
Days” was sung by the choir and congre gation. The infants of Key Stage Cne performed a playlet and sang “Pears and
French Song”, the Arrangements were hymn “Autumn made for the bingo
evening on Friday, Cctober 20th, to be held in the memorial institute at 7-30 p.m. by the Friends of Rimington WI.
asked people to hold Sabden is hoping to o t NICnCIGS S on to their paper for provide its first out- Future events a t St door memorial to remember the village dead from the two great wars, to com plement the plaques inside Sabden Pri mary School and St Nicholas's Parish Church.
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or make donations. These can be made to the treasurer, Mrs Christine Cart wright, on 01282 772237 or Mr Antony Haworth on
The £20 bonus ball winners over the past two weeks were Joan Billington and the Shorter family.
down post office The Trust is also urg- services. Members ing people to hold The Chtheroe police fund-raising events number to nng if res-
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idents are experienc ing problems around the youth shelter on the Holme, or any other problems in the village at any time of day or night, is 01200 443344.
Nicholas's Parish Church include the gift weekend on Cctober 28th and 29th, a hoe-down on Friday, November 10th and the Christ mas fair on Saturday, November 25th.
WI The AGM of Simon- stone with Read WI will be held next Thursday a t 7-30 p.m. in the old school hall and will be fol lowed by a Jacob’s join supper.
There will be a resume of the past year and the president and committee will be elected for the com ing year.
ing service at Sabden Methodist Church on Sunday a t 9-30 a.m. is Mr Gary Pegg. At the Baptist Church, the 10 a.m. service will be taken by Mrs Pat Spurin, and at St Nicholas's Parish Church the Rev. Jim Holt will lead 9-30 a.m. family eucharist.
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NGwYoar A New Year's Eve party is being arranged in St Nicholas's Hall for the whole village. The party is open to families and so chil dren are welcome.
Sabden Play Park Trust members are behind the idea and they are planning a great fun night with a DJ and games for all ages. People can take along their own drinks and food and there will be a raffle. Any proceeds will go to the Play Park Trust funds.
Tickets will be on sale soon and more details are available from Diane Collinson on 01282 777868 or Jacquie Ashton on 01282 770499.
es. He was thanked by Mrs B. Walker.
A competition for a dog whistle was won by Miss J. Carr.
Mrs J. Porter gave a report on the autumn council meeting held at Fleetwood.
Illuminating visit Slaidburn Young Farmers met on Monday for an illu minating visit to Melt candle makers at Backridge Farm, Waddington. Rich ard Drinkall talked to members about how he had diversi fied by converting his farm buildings to work units after foot and mouth. Mem bers were also shown how candles are made by the Melt Candle Company, who have a unit there. Jessica Dodd gave a vote of thank.s.
in Waddington Methodist Church schoolroom, where a two-course lunch and light entertainment is only £3.50.
BRADFORD WEST
Sunday scrvicG The preacher at Sun day's worship at 2 p.m. in West Brad ford Methodist Church will be Mrs Christine Beggs.
Hcly SGrvicG Canon John Bearpark will celebrate Holy Communion in St Catherine’s Church, West Bradford, on Sunday at 9-15 a.m.
Parish council Following the resigna tion of Coun. Makinson West Bradford Parish Council is looking for a village resident to fill this vacancy.
The next meeting is a visit to the Panama Racing Stables, Gis burn, on Monday at 7 p.m. Anyone want ing a lift should meet at the Parkers Arms, Newton, at 6- 40 p.m.
TOSSIDE QamGkGGpGr
At the meeting of Slaidburn WI, Mrs M. Parker welcomed guests from Gisburn and Claughton.
She introduced guest speaker Mr Russell Bury, who spoke about his work as a gamekeeper. He also told members about the making of the “Gamekeeper’s Cal endar” and the huge amount of money it made for the Game- keepers’ Association and Macmillan Nurs
Family bingo A family bingo and social evening is to be held in Tosside Community Hall on Saturday at 7-30 p.m. Admission is £3, which includes a pizza supper and the first card for bingo.
WADDINGTON LGisurG Club
The meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each ■ month at 12-30 p.m.
A NEW regular venue - West Bradford Village Hall - marked a successful start to a new season of meetings for Ribblesdale Camera Club.
The monthly meetings of Waddington Leisure Club have resumed for those over 60 who would enjoy a lunch among friends.
Parish councils are the smallest areas of civil administration in England, providing the statutory tier of local government closest to the people.
All residents are wel come to the meet ings.
If anyone is interested in becoming a parish councillor, contact the clerk to the coun cil Mr D. Sharp on 01200 423424 or go along, to the next meeting on Wednes day at 7-30 p.m. in the village hall.
WHALLEY
CakGS galorG A fund-raising event with lots of cakes and refreshments is being held on Tues day in aid of a com munity cause.
Members of the Whal ley Playground Action Group are holding the fund raiser in Whalley Methodist Church hall in King Street, between 1-30 and 6- 30 p.m.
Camera club’s trophy triumph
A very successful opening supper was held and the second meeting was devoted to photographs on farming and pictorial themes to be put forward for possible inclu sion in next year’s calendar for Dugdales Nutrition, one of the club’s major sponsors.
Most of the pictures were taken during the summer, many on club meetings. Walks in the Chatbum area, Bolton-by-Bow- land, Martin Mere and Clitheroe Castle grounds all pro duced good pictures. A second visit to Gaping Ghyll for the autumn winch meet even gave scope for photography both above ground and 400ft belowl
cashire clubs entered, Ribbles dale winning the Frank Sellars Trophy for colour slides. The best-marked images from 10 dub entries from a minimum of four club members were totalled to decide the winner.
Dean Weaver’s “By the Book” and Ken Geddes’ “Spiral Stair, Lille” both received 17 out of 20. These were backed by Stephen Robinson’s “Robin” and Ken Geddes’ “Did lady with dog”, each getting 15. 'The club was placed fifth in the Colour Prints and fourth in the Monochrome Prints. The most successful monochrome print was Stephen Robinson’s “Paired Forms-I” with 16 points and the best colour print was Steuart KeUington’s “The Quiraing, Isle of Skye” with 17.
The results of the Interclub Pho tographic Alliance have also been received. A dozen Lan
Inquiries: John Bradley on 01254 822921 or secretary Ken Geddes on 01200 423474.
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