14 ■ Clitheroe Advertiser STitties, Thursday, May 1st, 2008 full of humour and
Fun weekend Low Moor Club is ■ holding a family fun weekend. ■ .
On Saturday, Ian Hunt,
a
vocalist/comedian, will perform. There will be bingo, “Play your cards right”, yard of ale competi tion and a prize raf-
‘ ,fle, aswellasasaus- . ge and mash supper. Weather permitting
' there will be a boun cy castle on Sunday,'
, as well as face paint ing, a tombola,
. optional fancy dress and card making.
NEWTON
Parish meeting The next meeting of Newton Parish Council will take place on May 8th at 7-30 p.m. at the United Reformed Church. All are wel come to attend.
, PENDLETON
Goat farm Members of Clitheroe Young Farmers had a fantastic walk round Mr Omerod’s goat farm which was enjoyed by all. Many thanks to Mr Omerod and his
: faniily for hosting the walk.
Next week all memr bers are to meet at Pendjeton Village Hall ait 7-30 p.m. All new members wel come.;
The village hall in Pendleton was the
, venue for Pendleton, Dowiiham, Hurst Green and Sawley. WIs .and special invited guests. . ;
President Mrs 'G. Hacking gave every one a warm wel come and intro duced Christine Clancy, Miss Sep- tember of the “Cal-, endar Girls”. Promi nent on her smart
; : ' black outfit was the sunflower and pearl necklace which has become part of the Calendar Girls’ uni-
. form. Christine told many of the inside stories of how the calendar was made to raise money for
: L e u k a e m i a ■ Research,in 2000. ■ Their popularity
-■ and public appear ances, r from . the Royal Variety Show to Women of the
■ Year lunches, have V gone from strength to strength and so far £1.8 million'h^ gone to ihelp in
■ research for treat ment of leukaemia." ■ Christine gave; a
" good’s ta r t
to.the evening which was
‘ interest. A competition for a decorated bra demonstrated more humour-sunflowers playing a prominent
■•■part. Supper provided by members followed and a bring and buy
: stall was staffed by Mrs E. Thornber and Mrs , M. Dewhurst.
The next meeting will be on May 20tb, the
■ subject “Resolu tions”. ,
More photos; ' As the Pendleton His- . torical Society goes ■ from strength to strength, members are adding to their collection of infor-
; mation on all aspects of the vil-
■ lage's past. •■■■• Of particular interest have been old pho tographs, ranging from school memo ries, special events and treasured fami ly pictures. Many of these are being
: copied tor posterity, and now members are wondering if there are any more which could be recorded. ■ ■
With this in mind, it anyone feels they have anything of interest, from pic tures to memorabil ia, could they either come along for an informal visit to a meeting or ring Ruth Cowperth- waite • on 01200 425823. :
The' next meeting
- takes . place on Thursday, May 8th
Calendar girl ■
. at 7-30 p.m. in the ■ village hall. All are welcome. / ',■ ; .
Paper collect The next waste paper .collection takes place on Tuesday, May. 6th. Please leave papers ready for collection in the , white bags.-. ■
Strictly dancing The fun dancing class at Pendleton Village Hall continues on Wednesday, May
‘ v7th from 7-45 p.m.- ' to 9 p.m. All are wel come. ■ ' ■
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ed Reformed Church, East View, on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. Miss. Kitty;
, - Garnett will present a talk about'run- ning marathons, including the prepa-' ration and excite ment of the London Marathon in con tra s t to the quiet beauty of the Great
. Langdale event. :
Fourwiris . Read Bowling Club
' has started well ■ despite the cold con ditions, having won four of the firatfive-
games.
Summer fun -■ There will be'a Sumr mer. Fun Day at St John’s CE Primary
, School on May 10th at the school and on , the field from 11 a.m; Lots of activi ties and entertain-
, ment have been planned for the day and will include a
. demonstration of ■ maypole dancing by Year 2. The school choir will sing and the children who have been attending the after school street dancing class ■will perform. The tea room will be in the school hall, the barbecue and bar on the school field. Stalls will include bric-a-brac, cakes, ice cream, cards and plants, a jarbola and draw, with a lucky
: dip and treasure hunt. Face painting, nail art and tattoos,
On'Monday Still The waste paper col- - lection for Read and Simonstone will still take place on Mon^; day. May Day Bank Holiday.; Please leave your white
.mask-making, a card stall, hand massage, Teletub- bies’ game, Bizi Lizi, stocks and for tune telling will take place in the yard. The school field will also house an assault course,' two bouncy castles, a merry-go-round, absolute futbol and a police van, fire engine and possibly ambulance. Ribble Valley-Mayorwill bevisiting.
Cricket
Read Cricket Club is organising a May Day Walk starting at 11 a.m. from the clubhouse. Clive Bennett’ ■ has
• : arranged two differ-, ent length routes,
■ one shorter with more clues and one the more conven tional treasure hunt. Pie and peas will fol-
■; low in the pavilion, ■With fun and games
■
‘ forthefaihily. ' . Amazing Kitty ■
The final meeting of
. the season for Read- ■Friendly Circle will
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■ hessian sacks or car rier bags out.early at the edge of your property where it can be easily seen by the collection crew. Brown, envelopes and cardboard can now be included.-
Pre-school The-.Ed ward Bear service for young
: pre-school children will be ;held on Wednesday morn-
'in g at St John’s ■Church, atlTa.m.
Sunday School Attendance has risen ■ a t .the; Sunday School which is held
: be held in the Unit ; monthly a t St ____ Village tr e e s set to blossom
GRINDLETON once again turned out lo have white More than 30 years on, the has two new cherry trees.
blossom.
. rate the Queen’s silver jubilee. .
WI once again responded.
In 1977 GrindIclon WIdunat- Luckily the villagers enjoyed donating and planting two ed two trees to commcnio- the contrasting colours so new cherry trees... one pink when the parish council and one white, decided to refurbish the Picture by Jeff Cowling shows area, supported by a grant the planting team of Bar- from Riblile Valley Borough Council, the opportunity was taken to replace the by now unsafe trees.
Originally two trees with pink blossom were planted, but one unfortunately died and was replaced by an incor rectly labelled tree, which
John’s Church.
There are now two classes, the younger ones aged three to six and the older, over seven years of age. The next Sun day School will be this Sunday at 11. a.m.,
■ RIMINGTON
Duck race The annual duck race will be held at
■ Bridge End Farm Rimington on Bank Holiday Monday
■. (May 5th). The first race will be 1-30
■ p.m. and there will be a cake 'stall, tombola, barbeque and refreshment stall with a choco late tombola for the
■ children../: Tickets for all: the ■ races will be avail- ■ able to buy on the
Donations for the cake stall and
tombola will be gratefully received please bring cakes on the day and
■
■ tombola prizes can be taken to Diane at Holmelea in the vil lage (445423); If you have sold any,
- tickets ' please . remember to return
; all monies to Gillian by Saturday. . For
. further information p le a s e c o n ta c t : , Gillian 445500.: ■
Useorlose!
20th at the Black Bull Inn.
Disappointingly only .10 members of the association were present, bearing in mind that all resi dents of Rimington and Middop are by default members of the association.
The chairman, John Parker, reported on the achievements of the, year which included the refur-
the addition of kick boards, the upgrad ing of the home changing room, the completion of a toi let for the disabled, and the commis sioning of a risk
end balance in excess of £10,000. (Details available on the Charity Commission web site)
I t is regrettable to have to report that when it came to the election of the com mittee there was no one in line to replace the retiring treasur er, or fill the other two vacancies on the committee.
bishment of the At one stage earlier in play deck including the year it had looked as though a fresh wave of sup port would be forth coming but that did not materialise, much to the com
bara Dewhurst, WI presi dent Margaret Loach, Kay Hopkins, June Baron and Judy Cowling, (s)
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■; who defeated Dave; Pilkington and Dave Whitmore of Coppice.
The- winners
■ received the trophy: from Marion Cor- n a ll ,'o n e of the competition organ isers.
She thanked the Sabden club for hosting the event
. and providing the usual high s tan - dard.ofsupport.:’
All raffle prizes were claimed and win-, ners were: A. Cor- nall, A. Dewhurst, D. Anderton, D. Pickering, Geff, M. Cornall,
Stephenson, P. Stansfield and M. Griffiths.
The next competi-. tions at the green
May 11th, weather permitting. .
St George’s
St Mary’s Commu nity Hall .was awash with red and white flags and bunting on Friday night as the village celebrated our patron saintivitha St George’s Dance. The hall had been
coherent service for the village, and with the parish council on a village web site, ■ and finally a ques tionnaire will be delivered to every household to find
the committee can do to encourage greater interest. (What you don't use you lose!)
The next, committee meeting is scheduled for Sunday, June 1st at 8 p.m. a t the Black Bull Inn.
SABDEN
mittee's disappoint- SchOOl ment.
assessment/health The officers and com- and safety report, as mittee are John well as the ongoing Parker chairman, maintenance and David King secre- ground care for- tary,
treasurer,
association to two retiring members of
thanks of the f
the committee, Alan Hartley and Bob Whittaker, who was the treasurer.
He drew attention to ; the excellent service both had given and expressed the hope that their expertise would still be avail-
‘ able for the associa tion to draw on. ^'Finally he thanked
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?' Gillian Whittle for ; her efforts in;fun-' ■ ning the 100 Club.
Rimington:-Recre- The treasurer report- ation Association ■ ed on a generally held its annual ■ ‘ successful - year ' meeting on April / which showed a year
which the Jubilee vacant, committee Field is justly proud members: David Buckle, Dorothy Cosgrove, Toni
Parker and Gillian Bowling
. over the running of the 100 Club.
The meeting then dis cussed the pro gramme
for
2008/2009 which will hopefully include the weather delayed erection of new play equip ment, the erection of some kind of
Sabden Primary School PTFA are holding a “Spring Fun F ie s ta ” in school on Friday, May 16th from 6 p.m. There will be various of stalls and activities.
Whittle.^ Richard Dozens of bowlers Sherras has taken
came to Sabden to take part in a top annual East Lan cashire competi tion, the Great Harwood and Dis tr ic t League’s Lawrenson Cup doubles, and pro vided some first class matches.
Sabden pairs
memorial to Neville took part but did Keighley, a founder member of the foot ball section, discus sions with other vil lage organisations on providing a more
not get past the. second round and the eventual-win ners were Michael Beardsmore and; John Holmes of
special prize for the most original cos
tume went lo Miss Gemma Collinson as an English milk-(
maid, complete with a yoke and milk pails. You could also spot Henry V l l l and Ann. Boleyn, St George and his dragon , and the Sabden town crier. There was a raffle,
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are the men’s and pOOtball women^ singles on
finger buffet and at the end of the evening a fantastic total of £1,263 had been raised for St Mary’s Hall new roof fund. This included a private donation of £100 from Dean and Gemma Ferri, licensees of the Pendle Witch pub.
Football
Club is holdings Fun Quiz Night and end of season presentation of players'trophies on
■Saturday, May •17th, at 7-30 p.m. ' It'takes place in St : Mary's Communi ty Hall and admis sion is £5 which
■ includes a potato pie supper.
specially decorat- Teams should have ed, eyen down to no more than four the tablecloths, arid the event was a complete sell-out. Everyone was in
members and there will be a cash prize for the winning team.
p a tr io t ic mood Tickets are available waving their flags, from the White and singing to such Hart pub.
Hope And Glory" and the "National Anthem'!, from specially prepared songbooks. 'There was great en ter -
t a T n S l e H y ; DJ Marcel
Sabden band The
Chris Eaves, Anrie - Parsons and Ben /
Kicks,' featurihg^;^''^"g®'‘® , details.
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Mark WoodwardV^ ^ r ^ w i t he
Parsons, a spot 455412 for more from solo s in g e r ;
Pendle Witch pub, arid .young gui- _^®P'™". .|
ta r i s t and singer, DOnUS DHII Marco Galea, who The St Mary’s New all gave their serv- Roof : Fund has
ices free and got a great reception from the crowd.' There was also a fun quiz on all things English which was won by
Most i, . ■: guests turned up in cos tumes on an E n g - . lish. theme, or sporting red and: white, and- the ■ prize for, the best : costume went to Mrs Susan White
■
as Britannia, with ’ second prize going' to Mr - . 'P e te r : Wright as Winston-
received a £131 donation from Shaun and Cheryl, former licensees of the .White Hart pub, and their cus tomers.
Sheila Booth and The couple, who Pamela Holden. :.; have recently left I
the pub, raised the cash along with customers, from their weekly bonus ball competition.
They feltthe new roof Tund was a worthy cause as it serves the whole
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village as a com m u n i t y - h a l l .
Thanks go to them ■ for their support.
Alison, who can be contacted on 01282
Gemma . Ferri, Please ring Alison or
wanted for the flower arranging classes on Wednes day evenings in St Mary's Communi ty Hall; The class-
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ven young mem- ers of St Mary’s
RC Church made th e i r f i r s t Holy Communion at morning Mass last Sunday. The church ' was packed, with s ta n d in g room only, as the chil dren took part in th e i r f i r s t Com munion Mass taken by Fr Peter Birmingham and a f te rw a rd s were given a round of applau se by the large .congrega tion.
The children, who had completed a sacramental pro gramme, were Mary Cowperth- waite, P a tr ick Cowperthwaite, Amy
F ir th ,
■ Joseph Livesey, Sophie Matheson, Bradley Sculpher and Jacob Web ster. After Mass th ey enjoyed a c o m m u n i o n b re a k fa s t in the church hall.
Paper The nex t waste pap er collection around Sabden is on Tuesday. Old papers etc should be left outside in th e white sacks provided.
..Ladies’ Circle ' St Nicholas Ladies’ Circle will irieet on Wednesday a t 7- 30 p.m. in the
■ church hall insti tute. ■
Quiz night . There is to be a Quiz N ig h t on S a tu rd a y in St Nicholas's Church Hall a t 7 p.m. o rg an ised b y the church rose queen.'
, T ick e ts are £5 adults and £2.50 ch ild ren , and av a ilab le from A n ita on 07906 058666. There will be a pie and peas supper. Take your own drink.
' Roof fund The S t Mary's Community Hall new roof fund now s ta n d s a t more than £13,300 fol lowing recent fund- rais ing. In ad d it io n to last
^^^^veek's dance there J ^ 'ia s ■ .been an anonymous dona-
. tion of £250 and the next big event
i is the sponsored walk on Sunday,
: , M a y , 18th. This s ta r ts a t the hall a t 11-30 a.m, and finishes a t . the Pendle Witch for lunch. I t is only around six miles
and walkers and sponsors are want ed. Sponsor forms are available at St Mary’s Church or around the village. Books on the
. Accrington Pals are also on sale. They cost £8, with £3 to the author and £5 to the hall fund. The aim is to raise £20,000 to pu t a new roof on the community hall. Fund-raising will then continue to buy new doors and windows.
Cricket
Sabden Cricket Club begin their midweek fixtures in the Clitheroe and D is tr ic t Cricket League next Wednesday a t Roefield when they play Low Moor. The match begins a t 6-30 ■p.m. and specta to rs will be very welcome to su p p o rt the team. Their f irs t mid week home game is a t Whalley on Thursday, May 15th, when they face Calderstones.
Winner The recent £20 draw winners at St Mary’s RC Church have been Mrs
Sheila
Holmes, Mr Bob Tuffnell, Mr Peter Boylan and Mrs Margaret Parsons.
Gardens Sabden is to have a two-day open gar dens event in the summer in aid of St Nicholas's Church. I t will take place on Sat urday and Sunday, June 28th and 29th, and a nice selection of gar dens have already been lined up for visitors to enjoy, but any more will be very welcome.
Meeting The annual oppor tu n i ty for people to question their parish councillors ab o u t council business and view the accounts, takes place on Tuesday night when Sabden Parish Council holds the annual parish meeting. This was previous ly called the ratepayers' meet ing and is an open invitation for any one to go along at 7 p.m. to the Methodist Rooms
■ in Wesley Street. Sabden's county councillor, Albert Atkinson, will .be the guest speaker. This will be fol lowed by a short
annual parish council meeting when the officers are elected and then the monthly meeting of the parish council.
SAWLEY
Coastal travel The ladies of Sawley WI were treated to a most interesting presentation enti tled “A Journey Coast to Coast by Harley Davison”.
It was given by Mr Norman Harris. His photographs gave a graphic description of the varied and wonder ful . landscapes across the US. Much of the jour ney followed the famous Route 66 which in some parts seemed to be just a track.
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The vote of thanks was given by Mrs Joan Porter.
SIMONSTONE
Excellent night Members of Simon stone with Read Women’s Institute enjoyed a wonder ful evening at the April meeting when Mrs Carole Banks spoke about “Bath, the story of a city.” She outlined the history and how the spa city began and was, everyone agreed, an excellent, speaker. ■
The Readstone Singers, the WI’s ladies’ choir, will celebrate 25 years with a concert in St John’s Church, Read on Monday, May 19th, at 7-30 p.m. The institute iooks forward to sharing the event with as many peo ple as possible, with admission priced £4, to include wine and cake.
On May 18th, ladies are invited to the meeting in Simon stone Old School at 7-30 p.m. when the resolution tor the WI’s annual meet ing will be dis cussed and there will be a minihandi craft show. ■
Our thanks:
At the recent box opening, church members from Simonstone, Read and other friends raised £844.62. Thanks
are
expressed to all who donated.
SLAIDBURN
First Aid Slaidburn Young Farmers met on Monday for a first: aid demonstration with Joanne Green.
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The next meeting is Each child was given at Croasdale Farm,;,v th e challenge of Slaidburn, by kind; producing a paint- permission of Mr and Mrs M. Hand- ley on Monday, May 12th, at 7-30 p.m.
WADDINGTON Service
The service on Sun day at 10-30 a.m. will be an All Age
Worship which will be led by the Rev.
Katy Thomas. All. are welcome.
Scarecrow- The Red Rosette singers will be singing in St
p.m. Admission is £6.50 including; wine and nibbles. On Saturday, scare crows will be appearing all over the village. In the afternoon on the Croft, there will be a fun-fair with chil dren’s entertainers, plus refreshments. On Sunday, there will be a car boot sale on the Croft from 8 a.m. A fun fair and picnic on the Croft will be also be held at 2-30 p.m. (if wet in mar quee). Don’t forget Monday with the crowning of the May Queen. May- pole dancing, farmer’s market, craft stalls, fun-fair and, of course, the famous duck race at 3 p.m. not to be missed. For more
a considerable amount have been sent : bowling
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Council, to which all residents are invited, takes place in the Methodist Church Hall at 7- 30 p.m.
raised £118. Other Walk children who raised The walk organised by'Whalley Christ-
ing using this vouchers.' '
and'he'wiri judge Pahsh meeting Shrine visit . .
dren will visit Art Decor at The Arch es, Whalley, on Monday, . May 12th. The company has worked in part nership with Ross Eccles, whose work is on display there.
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Helen’s Church Mr Eccles produced tomorrow at 7-30 ^ work in acrylic
pupils more inspi ration for their tasks. A cash prize will be awarded to a boy and ■ a girl, which they may share with a chari ty of their choice.
which is to be auc tioned a t Art Decor, the proceeds going to the school. Examples of his work can also be seen online a t:
www.artdecorwhal-
ley.co.uk.
Tuba smarties
In other news from Whalley Primary School, on Friday all the children attended a concert by “Travelling by Tuba”, a high qual ity cross-curricular presentation with a strong emphasis on child participation.
.The concert traced the history of instruments from all over the world and included links to geography and science, helping the pupils to become real tuba smarties!
details’ of any of To celebrate the 21st, these events, please anniversary of call 01200 424809.
BRADFORD WEST
Services At West Bradford Methodist Church on Sunday, the 2 p.m. .worship will be led by the Rev. Katy Thomas. Everyone is wel come.
The following week. May 11th, the 2 p.m. worship will be led by Mr Alan Bowles and again everyone is wel come to attend.
WHALLEY
........................ Artist s Visit
renowned a r t is t Ross Eccles taught Year 5 pupils a t Whalley Primary School techniques involving the use of
Rainbows, girls in this group may wear their uniforms to school on
. Wednesday, May 7th.
The after school service in the Parish Church resumes today at 3- 45 p.m. ; Parents and other relatives are encouraged to join in the seryice, which is followed by refreshments.
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Year one children greatly enjoyed a visit to the historic Queen Street Mill in Burnley.
Flyers regarding the credit purchase of musical in s tru ments are available from the school office.
I nt er na tiona lly-The Friends of Whalley School
have so far received over £1;123 from a sponsored drihble, plus there is anoth er £129.40 pledged,
■acrylic applied
pain t The overall winner with- a :was Year 4 pupil
palette knife in the Oliver Evans, who
method. The chil- /^l3|3gy w o r s h ip r i r o n w i l l TM Q ir A r r
ian Group sets off from outside the Methodist Church' at 6-30 p.m. tomor row.
; Friday, Eucharist is Worship .held in the chapel Morning worship at a t Whalley Abbey 'th e /M e th o d is t at 9-15 a.m. Morn ing prayers, take
■ place on Tuesdays at 9-15 a.m.
at 10-30 a.m. will takes place on Sun- ners were Mr F. day. May 11th, the Peel and Mrs E. ■ feast of pentecost. Grindley.
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be led by Howel Jones.
Tonight the annual A visit to the Lan- parish meeting of caster Diocesan Whalley P a r ish . Shrine of Our Lady
The children's litur- The group meets on gy is now back to Saturdays at 6-30 normal.-New ideas p.m. Inquiries to and best practices 01254 822988. /
dren in the parish At dominoes, win-
of Fernyhlgh and the martyrs is arranged
for
Wednesday May 21st. A lis t for those wishing to go, particularly those
are to be consid ered, in particular at a Sunday lunch in the summer. Parishioners are urged to consider new ideas.
unable to get out GafTlGS much, is a t the Saturday's games back of the English evening of Whalley
Martyrs' RC Senior Citizens, Church. Benedic- whist winners were: tion,
suitable Ladies - Mrs D.
prayers, a visit to Farnsworth and the well and a pic- Mrs V. Dugdale. nic lunch- are Gents - Mrs G. included. Confir- Walmsley and Mrs , . mation of two chil- M. Capstick.
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