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THIS year promises to be a vintage one for Southport Flower Show. Established as the coun­


t ry ’s largest independent flower show, the four-day clas­ sic event is now in its 78th year. The theme for 2007 is music


and there will again be non­ stop live entertainment for visitors and celebrity guests. Gloria Hunniford is open­


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Burnley, BB11 I DP, by August 16th. East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd is a member of the Johnston Press Group pic. Johnston Press itself, or via its agents, will use your infor­ mation to contact you by mail, email, phone or SMS to let you know about our, or our business partners', products, services and special offers. By supplying your email address and phone numbers, you agree that we may contact you by these methods for marketing. If you do not wish to receive information from us please tick this fxtx □ , or from our business padners please tick this box □ . For quality and training purposes, we may monitor communications.


ing the event on August 16th and there will be special guests throughout the four days. We have three pairs of tick­


ets (worth £32 a pair) to give away, courtesy of Holden Clough Nursery proprietor Peter Foley. So, if you fancy a memo­


rable day out at Victoria Park and the opportunity to soak up new ideas for gardening, homes and lifestyle, make sure you take part in our easy to enter competition. • Holden Clough Nursery


is again among the exhibitors at this year’s event, having returned from the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park last month with a silver gilt award for its stunning stand which drew admiration from hundreds of visitors many of whom returned home with plants reared in the Ribble Valley.


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Thursday 23rd August 10am-3pm at the United Reform Church Mali Castiegate, Ciitheroe


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Manor house The staff and resi­ dents of The Manor House, Chatburn, with relatives and friends have been busy fund-raising.


The sponsored wheel­ chair push, in glori­ ous weather, took them to Shackleton’s for well-earned re f ­ reshments. They raised £100 for the British Heart Foun­ dation. Twenty-nine residents and their pushers took part in this fun afternoon.


Twelve staff also took part in the Witton Park Race for Life and raised over £300 for the Cancer Research Appeal. Mrs Allison Lord, one of the nurses at the home, raised £218 running a half marathon at Black­ pool for the Manor House Mini Bus Fund. The residents and friends would benefit in the future with extra trips out. Everyone appreciat­ ed her great effort with the training and then the hard run on the day.


CHIPPING


Institute The August meeting of Chipping WI started with mem­ bers and guests tak­ ing part in a car treasure hunt around local lanes. Two teams completed the hunt with the same score: the Hopeless Cases were declared winners as they com­ pleted the task in fewer miles than the runners-up, Walker's Centrefold.


Birthday flowers were awarded to Mrs Jen­ nifer Kelly. Raffle winner was Mrs Kathy Jackson and the competition for an old map was won by Mrs Margaret Fazackerley.


The walking group will meet at 1 p.m. on August 29th in the old village hall car park.


While the luncheon group will meet at noon in the old vil­ lage car park on Wednesday, August 15th. Anyone inter­ ested tel. Mrs Joan Porter.


The next meeting of Chipping WI will be held on September 5th at 7-30 p.m. when Mrs Anne Far- nell will give a talk entitled “Last


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Minute Desserts”. The competition will be for a recipe for a dessert.


Welfare trip There are still a few seats available on the CHAOS (Chipping Welfare Committee) shopping trip to Fleetwood on Tues­ day, August 14th. Coach leaves Chip­ ping bus stop at 10 a.m., returning by 5 p.m. All residents of Chipping, Thornley, Leagram, Little Bowland and Chaigley, aged 60 and over, are eligible to attend with part­ ners. If you would like to come along, please put your name on the list in Chipping Post Office. For further details contact Mar­ tin and Barbara But­ ters on 01995-61586.


Art exhibition The new art exhibition in Chipping Post Office Gallery fea­ tures Judith Herring, of Eccleston.


GRINDLETON WI


The August meeting of the Grindleton WI has changed from the pro­ grammed venue. The barbecue picnic will be hosted by Mrs Viv Leslie at Herris's Farm tonight at 7-30 p.m. Members


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reminded that this is a Jacob’s join for sal­ ads, garlic bread and puddings and to take their own meat and a kebab for the competition of best kebab. Also take own plates, cutlery and drinks. Trans­ port has been organ­ ised please tel. Mrs Judy Cowling for confirmation and any other queries. A theatre trip is planned


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“Grumpy Old Women” on Novem­ ber 25th in Preston Guild Hall and to a hoe-down in Chip­ ping Village Hall on October 26th please confirm if you wish to go. Thank you to everyone who entered the WI Clitheroe Show. We increased our overall points total by 50.9%, a good achievement.


Italian evening An Italian evening will be held on Friday, August 31st at Pack- wood, Main Street, Grindleton, home of


Steve and Gillian Tam rac


TODDLERS and their mums and carers who attend Tiny Tots in Gisburn were treated to lunch, Italian-style at their end- of-term party, thanks to village’s award winning Italian restaurant, La Locanda. .


Owners Cinzia and Maurizio Bocchi have carved out a reputation for helping out community projects and Tiny Tots is no exception. The restaurant donated tradi­ tional Italian snacks to the group, such as freshly made pasta and pizza, mini ciabatta sandwiches, antipasto and homemade ice cream.


Commenting on the gesture of goodwill, Tiny Tots treasurer Kate Sherry said: “We always end the summer term with a picnic lunch and it was great that La Locanda said that they would provide us with the food to celebrate our end of year... and they were certainly very generous!


“I t ’s wonderful that a local business is so enthusiastic about supporting us and we’re very grateful as we’re just a small group. Earlier this year Maurizio and Cinzia baked some biscuits for the children to dec­ orate, which was a really fun and creative session, and we look forward to working on future play projects with them.”


Cinzia commented: “I t was an absolute pleasure to supply Tiny Tots with the food. We’re always keen to introduce young peo­ ple to traditional regional Italian food and judging by the speed in which it was eaten they thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the ice cream!”


ing delicious food (St Ambrose cooks are renowned or their culinary skills) are available from church members or Mrs Carol Pye on 441507.


There will be a licensed bar and tombola. Anyone with gifts for the tombola can leave them in the box at the back of church or at the rectory.


A reminder that the service on Sunday morning will be at 10-30 a.m.


100 Club Results for the Grindleton Recre­ ation Ground 100 Club draw are:


The draw for June was held at the Music in the Marquee evening and the winners were H. Baron (£30) and Jeff Marshall (£15). The draw for July was held at the Buck Inn, winners were Steve Cherry (£30) and H. Baron (£15). The August draw will take place at the horticultural show on Saturday, August 25th.


The 100 Club is run on behalf of the recre­ ation ground and much appreciate the financial support subscribers give. Anyone wishing to join up or to know more about the 100


Club can contact Mrtrmnn TCpI Iv (HI


Village show The Grindleton Horti­ cultural Show will again take place on Saturday, August 25th. Despite the unusual weather con­ ditions this summer, a wide range of entries is expected.


A full schedule has been distributed through the Parish Magazine and pub­ lished on the Grindleton Website. Copies can also be picked up at The Duke of York or the Buck Inn or by call­ ing Mr Norman Kelly on 441320.


Schedules should be returned to Mrs Mandy Brennan by August 24th.


Entries to the show are limited to resi­ dents of Grindleton, but all visitors are welcome in the after­ noon, where they can enjoy a fine display of produce and after­ noon tea.


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Lunch concert Zarah Benyounes, the prize-winning violin­ ist, playing Isaye’s Sonata No 3, is the musician in Knowle Green Village Hall today. Accompanied by pianist Ben Pow­ ell their programme will


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Tiny Tots is a community group for pre- the Ribblesdale Children’s Centre in school children and meets at Gisburn Fes- Clitheroe. tival Hall on Wednesdays from 1-30 to 3 Pictured are some of the Tiny Tots tucking p.m. during term-time. It is supported by in. (s)


Thursday, will be the first of two concerts by contestants from the Manchester International Sum­ mer School Festival for Young Pianists.


Held in collaboration with Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester the sec­ ond concert will be held in the village hall on Thursday, August 23rd.


To book for any of these concerts tel. 01254 826948.


Bible club Plans are now in place for the Holiday Bible Club for all aged between five and 11- years. Running from Monday August 20th, until the fol­ lowing Friday it will be held in Knowle Green Congregation­ al Church.


There will be games, stories, crafts, music and drama and lots of fun and laughter. Admission is 50p per session, 10a.m. until noon, and places can be booked by tel. 01254 878394.


1 Evening music Tickets are now avail­ able for an Evening with Brian Taylor and Friends to be held in Knowle Green Village Hall on Saturday, Sep­ tember 8th.


The evening starts at 7 p.m. and tickets cost­ ing £6.50 can be pur­ chased by tel. 01254 878447.


LANGHO


Holy service The Rev. D Wother- spoon will conduct both the 9 a.m. Holy Communion and 10- 30 a.m. family com­ munion services on Sunday in St


Leonard's Parish Church, Langho.


LOW MOOR


Gift weekend A parish gift weekend will be held at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on August 18th and 19th. The


money is urgently needed for repairs to the building and to improve facilities.


Gift envelopes can be brought to church on the Saturday between 10 a.m. and noon or 3 to 4-30


Items for inclusion should be sent to:


Village News, Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, 3 King Street, Clitheroe


Taste of Italy marks tots’ end-of-term party


p.m. or brought on Sunday to the parish communion service a t 9-30 a.m. The service will be fol­ lowed by a celebra­ tion parish break­ fast. For further details of the gift weekend contact Canon Rodney Nicholson at the vic­ arage, St Paul’s Street 01200 458019. e-mail: rodnic® btopenworld.com


. MARTIN TOP


140 years on This weekend Salem C o n g re g a t io n a l Chapel, Martin Top, celebrates its 191st chapel anniversary. The organ built by John Laycock was installed in 1867.


Pastor David G. Isaacs will chair a celebration on Satur­ day starting at 2 p.m. when there will be interludes of lis­ tening, praise and worship. Several organists have been invited to play the 140 year old organ.


On Sunday Mr Isaacs will lead the 10-45 a.m. anniversary service. At 7 p.m. Mr Norman Pearson, of Blackburn, will lead the evening service on the theme “Joy.” The weekend is being co-ordinated by Mrs Ethel Hartley. Inqui- ies, tel. 01772 436714


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