16 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 9th, 2008 SIMONSTONE Video theme;


A video evening with Ron Harrison and Burnley Camcorder Club will be held tomorrow evening at 7-30 p.m. in Simonstone Old School Hall. Tickets are £5, children £3, to include a hot-pot supper.


School council


St Peter’s Primary School, Simonstone, will be holding their annual school coun­ cil assembly on Fri­ day, October 17 th at 2-45 p.m.. when pupils will elect council members to serve on the com­ mittee for a year.


Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. John Hill, who is also a district councillor, will pres­ ent the awards.


Institute


Simonstone with Read WI will hold


. its annual meeting next Thursday at 7- 30 p.m. in the old school hall. There will be. a Jacob’s Join supper. .■


SLAIDBURN ‘ 4 - Whist drive


Whist winners at the drive held in Slaid-


pr


burn Village Hall were: .J. Riley, E.


". Barker, T. Shaw and B. Barker. :


Domino winners: A.. Taylor,'D. Knight, J. Pye and M. Brig-


• gs. ■ . Raffle: M. Edmond­ son, R. Barker, M. Edmondson, D. Knight and J. Pye


The next drive.is on November 22nd at 7-30 p.m., and will be the final drive of the year.


Blind insight Slaidburn Young Farmers met on Monday for a talk by Mr George Turner and Mr


. Kevin Lonergan on their work for Gal­ loways Society for the Blind.


They talked about the help available for blind people and the ■ fund-raising they do.


A vote of thanks was given by Liz Scott. ,


Next week’s meeting is a beetle drive in Slaidburn Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. .


Winter colour


The October meeting of Slaidburn WI, held in the village


-hall, was.chaired by Mrs Christine Blakey.


She introduced Mr Peter Foley of- Holden Clough Nursery, who spoke, about winter colour


in the garden and brought many dif-. ferent plants to demonstrate his topic.


He was thanked by Mrs Susan Farrand.


A competitiion for a winter scene was won by Mrs Vera Newhouse, Mrs


> Jane Lewis and Mrs Hazel Waddington.


TOSSIDE Cancellation


Unfortunately the performance from


• Smokin’ the Swarm scheduled for Satur­ day in Tosside Com-


. munity Hall has been cancelled due to illness.


This is very disap­ pointing and apolo­ gies go to all those who have purchased tickets, money will be refunded, contact Elaine


. o n 07773521864.


The fund-raising, for Epilepsy Action will


. be at another func­ tion.


Best wishes to Gra­ ham for a speedy recover.


Orpheus The Colne Orpheus


Quiz night


A winter quiz night is being, held in Waddington Bowl­ ing and Social Club on Tuesday, November 11th at 7-30pm. Tickets cost £5 and include ..a hot-pot supper.


ews from the


Glee Union will be performing in Tos-. side Community Hall on - Sunday, October 19th at 7 p.m. - •


'


The choir which has been in existence 122 years will per­ form a varied pro-


. gramme to suit all tastes. Tickets are £3 on the door or from Ann on 01729 840272.


Table top sale


There is to be a table top sale in Tosside Community Hall on Sunday, October 26th. Doors will open at 11 a.m. hnd admission is £1 for adults, children free. Anyone wishing to hire a table for the day contact Ann on 01729 840272, the cost per table is £5.'


WADDINGTON


■ phone 429062.


. There will also be a raffle and all funds raised will be sent to the Royal .British Legion Poppy Appeal to support serving and ex-serv­ ice personnel. Con­ tact Philip Hodson, Mandy Brennan or • 01200


Waddlers Waddlers


at W a d d i n g t o n


. Methodist Church, a carer and-toddler group meets each Friday morning


. from TO to 11-30 •a.m. for mums, . dads, grans and car­ ers up to four year olds.


It costs £1 per family group. For more information tel. 0100 424659. '


WEST BRADFORD


Church service The service on Sun­ day in West Brad­ ford Methodist Church at 2 p.m. will be conducted by the Rev. Katy Thomas and will include the Sacra­ ment of Holy Com-


. munion.


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■ the hall; ■ _j '.. (ages Log on to www.clitheroeadvcrliscr.co.uk for, village-news online WHALLEY Inspectorate :


A surprise visitor to Whalley Primary School last week was. a member of H.M. Inspectorate who monitored chil­ dren's work;


Although it is only just over 18 months since the last visit,


■headteacher Mr Brian Beresford tells parents in the cur­ rent newsletter that


■ it is common for inspectors to.visit


'schools on other occasions. /


Harvest gifts Tinned and packet - goods and fruit or vegetables which will not perish soon, are particularly wel­ come for the school


■harvest festival in church tomorrow at 10 a.m.


These :.will later be distributed to the elderly and infirm in the community and surrounding area.


Book fair


Today, tomorrow and on Tuesday, books will be on sale for an


Tokens - The school has bene­ fited by. the dona­ tion of the most Flora tokens in this , area over the past


- five months. ^ ■The tokens, wliich are available on special


■' packs of the spread , until the end of the month, may be reg-


. istered online and will be used for new cookery equipment.


Dancing


Dance teachers from the Education School will be work­ ing with children from Key Stage 2 classes to music from High School Musical, with a per­ formance with chil­ dren from the rest of the school at the end of .the school day.


Parents are asked for a voluntary contri­ bution of £3 as it is hoped this will cover the costs of the event.


Flowers to go More distributors of flowers for sick, eld­ erly or ..bereaved people in the area are needed at Whal­ ley Methodist Church. The flowers are put in bunches following the Sun­ day morning serv­ ice.


Names are on a rota for taking out the


flowers, not an oner- oustask. ■


Beliefs ’ Whalley Methodist C h u r c h : holds groups for prayers and Bible study weekly in church


■ from 7 until 7-30 p.m. on Thursdays, followed by house-, groups at the homes of different mem^


: bers of the congre­ gation. .


On alternate Mon­ days, there is a


■ housegroup at' 2 p.m. and each Mon­ day . “Start .^ the week” with prayers in church at 7-15 p.m; -


. On Sunday


The Sunday morning service at the


- Methodist Church will be conducted by worship leaders Wendy Bridgeman and Nicola Bamber. At 6-30 p.m. Praise Night will be con­ ducted by the Rev. Katy Thomas.


Full choir


All members of Val­ ley Voices are required for rehears­ al at 7-30 p.m. on Monday in the Eng­ lish Martyrs' RC. Church. New mem­ bers are s t i l l wel­


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Silk history The history of silk is the subject of next Thursday's talk by Valerie Anderson in the. .: Conference


,, House at Whallcy Abbey at 8 p.m.


Harvest hymns


Slaidburn Silver ; Band will le'ad the singing of harvest


. hymns in the Parish Church at 6-30 p.m. on Sunday.


As the harvest festival is that morning, vol­ unteers are required on Monday to help take out gifts of pro-


■ duce.;. There is a list for helpers at the back of the church as well as one.for sugges­ tions of those who may like a gift.


Winners


Whist winners on • Saturday at Whal­ ley senior citizens' games evening were: Ladies


- D. Farnsworth and G.


■ Walmsley. Gents - J. Telfer and J. White- head.


Joint first at domi- . noes - M. Capstick and H. Hardy.


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