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Wheelie bin This week heralds the start of the three- stream waste collec­ tion in Mellor - the introduction of the wheelie bins over the last month has changed the land­ scape for some as multicoloured bins now stand to atten­ tion on a number of the roads in the vil­ lage.


PENDLETON


Gift day Sunday is the Patronal Festival at All Saints' Church, Pendleton. Once again the church is holding its gift day, when parishioners


are asked to make donations to help with the workings of the church.


The priest-in-charge, the Rev. Chris Ster- ry, will be in church following the service on Sunday until 1- 30 p.m. to receive gifts. Anyone unable to visit then can send donations by post or deliver them to the vicarage at The Sands, Whalley. Last year the g ift day was well-sup­ ported, nearly rais­ ing a magnificent £4,000.


Waste paper The fortnightly col­ lection of waste paper takes place in Pendleton on Tues­ day. Please leave papers in the bags provided.


Young farmers A t the 64th annual


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meeting of Clitheroe and District Young Farmers' Club, held in Pendleton Village Hall, the chairman gave a warm wel­ come to all who attended.


In the club leaders' report he itemised the different weekly meetings.


Healso stressed that unfortunately very few stock-judging meetings had taken place due to the foot and mouth out­ break.


Presentation of awards went to John Walmsley (best boy), Louise Hart­ ley (best girl).


The Peter Harrison Memorial Trophy for the most involved member was awarded to Oliver Bristol.


Officers elected were: Mr David Kay


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(president), Mr (events organiser). Phillip Woodruff County president (club leader), Miss Mary Bailey Matthew Whitwell (c h a ir m a n ), William Bristol (vice-chairman), Grace Thornber (secretary), Beth Thomber (assistant secretary), Oliver


finished off the evening by inviting everyone to join her


County Federation's 70th anniversary.


Bristol speakers' Bonfire secretary), John The Clitheroe YFC Walmsley (treasur- bonfire will be held er), Robert Cowgill (assistant treasur­ er), Hester Woods and Louise Hartley (social secretaries), Leanne Green (assistant social), Charlotte Wearden (press), Peter Lons­ dale (noticeboard), Dan Ashworth


where it can be clearly seen by the collection crew. Cardboard can now be collected with the paper.


at the Dunkenhaigh Confirmation Hotel on February Confirmation classes 23rd to celebrate the will start on Tues-


day in St John’s Church, Read, at 4- 30 p.m. for juniors and 8 p.m. for adults.


on Wednesday. All For further informa- members to meet at tion contact the the Health Centre vicar the Rev. Dr A. car park where Sowerbutts.


transport will be E dw a rd B ea r available to take Edward Bear them to their venue. gervjce for toddlers,


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Friendly circle Wednesday. Every- The next meeting of one welcome to Read Friendly Cir- meet Edward and cle will take place on his friends. Tuesday when Mr P a n tom im e


talk on Iceland and Greenland.


The meetings are held in Read United Reformed Church at 7-30 p.m. Every­ one welcome.


Refuse Friday will be refuse


mums and carers will be held in St John’s Church, Read, at 11 a.m. on


donate old towels, which would be used to make hammocks for the babies. The work is hard, the conditions difficult, but the results are worthwhile and Dr Birtwell’s dedication and devotion to this endangered animals shone through in her


talk.


At the next meeting on November 21st the speaker will be Mr Mark Llewellyn with a lively talk entitled “ Its a Liv­


ing.”


Read and Whalley Ladies Luncheon Club welcomes members from near and far and anyone wishing to visit, with a view to join­ ing, should contact


Hesketh on 01254 823495.


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David James will Tickets are now on give an illustrated sale for Read Ama_


teur Theatrical Society’s pan­ tomime “ Panto at the OK Corral” are available from Read Library and Phar­ macy, cast members or tel. Dee on 01282 773984.


collection day from Performances will be now on in Read and on Friday, Novem- Simonstone. Tomor- ber 16th at 7 p.m. row will also be and Saturday at 2- recycling day using 30 and 7 p.m.


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tion pack from Rib- ble Valley Borough Council plus a street map showing where to put bins ready for collection. Any


placed inside the bin with the lid closed will not be collected.


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ley Luncheon Club met for the first time of its new sea­ son of lunches and talks, at The Clari­ on Hotel, Billing- ton.


other refuse not Guest speaker was Dr Anne Birtwell, who


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Those people who have excess waste will have to take it to the nearest col- letion centre, e.g. Padiham or Lang- ho. The helpline number is 01200 414599.


Waste paper The next collection for waste paper in both villages will be on Monday. Leave white sacks or plas­ tic bags at the edge of your property


about her work at the Sepilok Orang- Utan Rehabilitation Centre' in North Borneo. The endear­ ing baby orang


the village lengths- man scheme, which Sabden was the first village in the country to adopt and which is offici­ ated jointly by the countryside service and the parish council. The scheme had proved so successful that during the past 10 years it had grown


from one man cov- St Mary’s ering Sabden to A Hallowe,


15 villages around Pendle. The meet­ ing was well attended and a raf­ fle and donations raised £124 which M r Oyston said he would donate to the air ambulance


secretary Mrs j Ladies’ Circle


The next meeting of St Nicholas's


the school hall Tickets are £5 for adults and £2.50 for children, which includes a pie and peas supper which must be booked at the school office by today (Friday, November 2nd). Bingo tickets will be sold separately on the night. Take your own drinks.


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ing a signed Bum- le y FC shirt and


ball, a meal for four at the Higher Trapp, bottles of spirits etc. will be drawn on Sunday, November 4th, in St Mary's Parish Hall after the 10- 30 a.m. Mass. This is in aid of the hall restoration fund.


Ladies' Circle is on Quiz flight W e d n e s d a y , The pendle Witch November 7th, at pub is holding a


A talk on the flora D x- and fauna of Pen- t3° nTlre die Hill provided a f a s c i n a t i n g evening's enter­ tainment


last


Tuesday. Sabden Horticultural Soci­ ety arranged the evening in St Mary's Hall and the guest speaker was Lancashire County Council Countryside Offi­ cer Mr David Oys­ ton. He has been responsible for the area on and around


7-30 p.m. in the church hall.


Bonfire night will be celebrated tomorrow on the Lower Holme at 6- 30 p.m.


I t w i l l be a family occasion w ith a supervised bonfire, a colourful f ire ­ works display, a Guy Fawkes com­ petition for the children and also a pumpkin lantern competition with prizes for first and


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the history of the hill and how the landscape had changed through farming and social use over the years,


quiz night on November 8th at 8 p.m. It costs £5 a table to enter and people are urged to go along as all the proceeds will go to the St Mary's Hall restoration fund. A l l the village is being urged to sup­ port fund-raising events for the appeal as all sec­ tions of the village use the hall and the urgent repairs could cost in the region of £100,000.


Swing band


Pendle Hill for 16 T h e Holme Com- The Clitheroe Royal vears and sDoke of mittee, which Grammar School organises the swing band will


event, will make a piay for a dance in collection towards St Nicholas's the cost of the fire- Church Hall on works.


Saturday, Novem- Shopping


gave an interesting He spoke of the A village outing to and informative talk interface between environmental use such as the mainte­ nance of footpaths and hedgerows and the wildlife of the area.


are killed during jungle clearance to make way for palm oil plantations, have to be cared for until they are mature enough to be released to fend for


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ber 10th, from 7-30 p.m.


the Trafford Cen- There will be a pota- tre in Manchester to pie supper but for Christmas People should take shopping takes their own drinks, place on Tuesday, Tickets are £10. November 6th. Waste paper Please call Sheila N ex t Tuesday is Haworth on 01282 waste paper collec- 773503 to see i f there are seats available.


tion day around Sabden.


partnership with Bingo night the countryside Sabden Primary service to make School P T F A is both aspects a suc­ cess.


themselves. Mem- He spoke of the bers were asked to valuable input of


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Ev ery household should have a white hessian sack for the paper and it should be filled and left outside early morning on Tues­


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St Nicholas’s The parish church of St Nicholas's is holding its Christ­ mas Fair on Satur­ day, November 24th, at 3 p.m. in the church hall and has put out a call for donation of items for the stalls, raffles and refresh­ ments.


Christmas fair The annual Christ­ mas F a ir at St Mary’s RC Church takes place on Sat­ urday, December 1st, in the parish hall at 2 p.m. Items and dona­ tions for the stalls are requested. Toi­ letries, new or good as new toys, but not soft toys, gifts, tombola items, bottles, cakes and home produce, children’s books and videos, orna­ ments, candles and Christmas g ifts will all be welcome. There will be a sale of Christmas wreaths which can be ordered in advance.


Age Concern St Mary’s Hall was the venue for a


meeting of Sabden For further details Age Concern contact John Cowk- Leisure Club. A ing on 01200 meal was served 423855. and then the chair- Young Farmers man, M r John Slaidburn Young Rad c l iffe , intro- Farmers met on


duced the speaker, Ann Garlick, who spoke about road conditions which particularly affect older people.


SLAIDBURN Band bid


I f you have ever thought you would like to hire the Slaidburn Silver Band for an event,


Slaidburn Parish Church is holding an auction of prom­ ises and Slaidburn Band is one of some 30 lots to go under the hammer.


The band has offered its services to the highest bidder for a two hour concert


All you have to do is be in Slaidbum Vil­ lage Hall, for 7-30 p.m. that night and join in the bidding for the band or any other promises forthcoming to help raise funds for the installation of toilet and kitchen facili­ ties at the parish church.


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Monday for a talk VVhiSt d r iv e by Katie Roberts, of There were 10 tables FACE. She talked in play at a whist


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and domino drive held in Tosside Church service Community Hall. Worship at West MCs were J. Keny- Bradford Methodist


Next Monday’s meet­ ing is the Fred Whist Waddington Games Ladies Night Competition in Slaidbum Village Hall at 7-30 p.m.


TOSSIDE


November oth^ru C°me dancing might be lucky. There was a good


crowd for an old time dance held in Tosside Community Hall. Music for dancing was played by accordionist Alan.Thanks were expressed by Ann Dee to all who had given raffle prizes and donations and help and support in any way.


Raffle winners: P. Taylor, B. Collinge, G. Berisford, A. Wood, B. Harker, I. Beecroft, C. Fairhurst, W. Graveston, B. Ding­ wall, V. Wallace.


The next dance will be on November 16th.


on and RMetcalfe. winners: - M.


Wellock, N. Fox, M. Jackson. Gents - M. . Robinson, E. Ire­ land, B. Wadding­ ton.Dominoes: F. I


F. Mason, J. Thom­ ber, R. Taylor, D. Knight.Raffle: S. Barker, F. Taylor, M. Smith, N. Fox, J. Thornber, S. Ten- nant.The next drive is on November 17th at 7-45 p.m.


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The annual bonfire organised by Waddington Sports and Social Commit­ tee will be held on the playing fields on Monday from 6


fireworks at 7-15 p.m.


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Church on Sunday at 2 p.m. will be led by the Rev. Harry Jones.


a hat, cap, gloves or scarf, a small hall or tennis ball, a small musical instrument,


girl or boy such as toy cars or similar items, hair orna­ ments and other jewellery, sweets


have a sell-by date earlier than March.


Taylor, R Metcalfe, Child boxes G. Berry, A Taylor, Roxes fuled with


items for children in Eastern Europe, organised by the Christian Action Group, must be delivered to any of the local churches by Sunday, Novem­ ber 18th ready to be loaded up the next day.


p.m. the fire will be guggested items are lit at 6-30 p.m. and cuddiy toys, pencils,


Boxes need to be wrapped in Christ­ mas paper, the lid separately and include a £2 dona­ tion, preferably in cheque form made payable to Samari­ tans' Purse, to cover the cost of trans­ port.


crayons, a notepad and colouring book,


Leaflets of explana­ tion are available in local churches


I t is hoped donors would also include a greetings card and


the leaflets, should indicate the sex and age range of the child.


All Saints As today is All Saints' Day, Masses at the English Martyrs' RC Church will be at 10 a.m., when the


Baxter, who will C om m u n io n also produce scarves gervjces of commun- from purchasers ;on are held each own yam if desired. Her number is 01254 822422.


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a small jigsaw and Tomorrow Masses items suitable for a will be at 10 a.m.


joined by pupils from Oakhiil Col­ lege, and at 7-30 p.m.


which must not T h S n d Fr Jan For those who find it The Trust helps


and 7-30 p.m. for Holy Souls’ Day. Envelopes should be placed in the casket before the altar.


Klaver from the APF Mill Hill will be speaking about missionary work and appealing for people to take and use a Red Mission Box.


possibly a photo- Fr Klaver will also graph. A notice, on have a stall and there will be a sale


For customs and other regulations, chocolate and other edible items, war- related items, cloth­ ing other than the items already men-


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quiz raised £65 for the appeal.


The winner was a bellringing friend of the church from Blackburn, Jean Barnes.


The answers have been posted on a notice board in the church.


Friday at 9-15 a.m. in the Abbey Chapel.


For Africa The presentation of their visit to Africa by Whalley couple Alan and Sheila Bowles in the Methodist Church Hall has brought in £100 in donations for the Karabuni Trust.


difficult to get to those suffering from church for commun- HIV, the hungry, ion, a service is held homeless and others in a home in the in Africa. Abbeyfields area on This charity was cho-


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of the month, fol­ lowed by refresh­ ments and an opportunity for a chat.


of pickles, chutneys Anyone interested and other preserves.


I f anyone is in hospi­ tal and anyone at church has not been informed, the staff will inform the Catholic Chaplain if A memorial service the Ministry of the for the departed will Church is required, be held in the


822818, or Christine 824476 for more details and venue.


tlo'ned."'glass "con- A number of raffle church on Sunday tainers, mirrors and prizes from the last at 6-30 p.m. fragile items, liquids fund-raising event After SChOOl


bles, sharp objects, S c a r v e s medicine, novels, Home-made scarves and anything of a are being made for political or, religious the servery appeal nature may not be at Whalley Parish included.


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there will be an after-school service in Whalley Parish Chinch for children, parents and family members.


Peddie, president of the North Lan­ cashire District of women's woprk, supported it during her year of office.


should contact Ann First Saturday on 822995, Shirley Friends Lynn and 822056, Brenda Barrie Hardman


will join Jim,


Anthony and Pete, of The Garage Band, for this month's First Satur­ day event at Whal­ ley Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. on Satur­ day.


of any type, mar- are still unclaimed. Today from 3-45 p.m. Tckets costing £5 are


available from Whalley Post Office until 4-30 p.m. on Saturday, or from 01254 822555, or at the door.


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