12 Clltheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 10th, 2008 CHATBURN


Tea party A “blooming tea party" in-aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care will take place at the Manor House on


Saturday


between 1-30 and 3- 30 p.m. .


The event is open to all residents, families and friends. There is no admission charge, but there will he a charge for tea and cake, tombola, raffle and quiz.


be allowed up the tower provided that


: an adult accompa- niesthem.


Charity work Margaret Gardener welcomed members and guests to the


■: July- meeting -of Chipping Wl.;


Mary Erdozain gave a • brief description of the


. charity


Emmaus, which pro­ vides accommoda­ tion and work for homeless people who are prepared to come off state unemploy­ ment benefits. A new branch of


■ Emmaus is opening in Preston.


Open tower < A Tower Open Day will be held at St B a r th o lom ew 's Church, Chipping on Sunday between 2 and 4 p.m.


The ring team will provide a ringing demonstration and visitors will be able to stand in the bell room while the bells are ringing (ear den- ders will be provid­ ed). There will also be access to the root to see the views across Chipping and the valley from Lon- gridge through to Clltheroe.


Entrance will be by donation to church funds. Children will


Accommodation has been found and work will be provided in a newly formed sec­ ondhand furniture business. Mary is asking local people to contact her on 01995 61650 if they have any unwanted furniture which Emmaus could sell at their warehousa


Martin Nunn from Hotter Shoes gave an informative and entertaining presen­ tation on Hotter Shoes. Martin talked-of common foot problems and foot care. He went on to describe how Hotter Shoes with their extra width and depth, large number of sizes and choice of materials


are made for com-; fort.


Margaret Jarvis won the raffle for a voucher for a pair of


. Hotter ■ Shoes. Doreen Kendal gave the vote of thanks.


Joan Porter received the birthday flowers. Margaret Gardener won the raffle and Elaine Carroll won the competition for a novelty sock.


The luncheon group will meet on the old village hall car park at 11 a.m. on July 16th.-


The walking group will meet on July 30th at 1-30 p.m. on


' the old village hall car park-weather permitting. ■


The next meeting of


' Chipping WI will be at 7-30- p.m. on Wednesday, August 6th when Don Thornton will talk on “Victim Sup­ port”. The competi­ tion will be tor a


‘ teapot.


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.members. of - the Prayer Book Society


. of the Bradford Dio- . cesa Allwhoattend- • ed enjoyed a rousing service and were made very welcome by the local congre- gration. ■ : ; ■ X


Refreshments were served after the serv­ ice and the guests


members are asked wine party will be to bring their sched- held on Sunday from ules for the W.I. 2 to 6 p.m. at Well show, and any ques- H o ^ , Gimdleton.^


in. something to cook for yourselves on the


tionnaires to hand Admission is £5 and Please bring there will be a raffle. tombola and -various


barbecue and a con­ tribution of savoury or pudding for the 'Jacob's Join'. ■


ence whenever it was convenient.


GRINDLETON


Mystery trip: June's mystery trip for Grindleton WI was to Mrs Dowson's ice cream where mem­ bers had an informa­ tive talk about ice cream the cow to gourmet ices. Members had a


Choir sing Members of Down- ham Church Choir, with their organist Miss Adele Prid- ding, were invited to lead the Matins service at East Mar- ton Church on Sun­ day morning.


Also invited were


Amos will be playing jazz.


were all invited to From August all COHirnuniOn repeat the experi- meetings will be held gt Ambrose Church


the-- Methodist Chapel will no longer be available. This meeting will be: a talk on 'Thatching' by Mr Milne and the; competition is 'A mini grass arrange-


'makinc7rom Events organised by making irom l fWI over the sum­


mer include a walk


- great time tasting and guessing differ­ ent flavours includ­ ing cheese ice cream. The evening was completed with an enjoyable meal at the Spread Eagle in Mellon


The July meeting for Grindleton WI will


reminded tha t on. q Sunday the service


of Holy Communion


from the Book of Common Prayer mil be at St Peter and St


Paul's Church, Bolton-by-Bowland,


at 10-30 a.m.


ment', and a W.I. Services will take advisor will be join- place alternately in mg us.


the two churches throughout


the


months of July and August.


on Morecambe Bay, BaijmintOn Following the villages


KLIMT exhibition g^fygy^ interest has m Liverpool, and the


Lancs WI show at Garstang. See other


events on the dates rpjjg proposal is that 01254 826559. for your diary list gowland School There will also be a


i.1.


and contact Viv if you are interested in joining them.


be a barbecue to be RBL party held at Judy Cowl- The Royal British ing's house and Legion cheese and


nn. r


We would like to he^ ipjjjs scheme will be from anyone who is recruiting members


interested, giving in particular details of the days which they would prefer - or days when they would definitely not


be interested, >p]jisfoaneasyway to together with an guppprt the Memor- indication of how g a ll for those much they would be


"time poor" . bric-k-brac, cakes R?Pl‘cs to Basil Ue^^ support events and other stalls including p S ^ B a s ^ e a r -


HURST GREEN


in the parish room parishioners are Q n e n GaflJenS and school hall, as •


can't always


s .Z r ipU o n > » . lo , one year and the cost


noon to 4 p.m. both on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets to view the gardens will be £4.50 and a cream tea will be included in the tick­ et prica Teas will be served in the Memo­ rial Hall between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.


the upkeep of the Memorial Hall.


been expressed in the Anyone who can help creation of a bad- either day, please 1. minton club/group. contact Agnes Bland


Hall would be hired. cake stall and cakes There is a facility for three courts. The courts can be rented for evenings during the week or during


for this are needed please The cake stall will be run by Rita Holden 01254 826313.


in Hurst Gr«n this jjm^j-Qpgen was lucky weekend from 12 t^,ha^adryhouror


.... be open Cp+g „ ____4^:. r t i l t i


Those joining will PIsyQIOUncJ receive car stickers. . Good news from the parish council about the refurbishment of the playground-the


is £10 for individuals and £20 for families.


at the open gardens weekend and those who joined last year will be contacted to . see if they want to renew.


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• I t was a good day for L u cy ' Wilkinson,


who gmned the most points in the ad baking competition


and won the Mather Shield, Emily Cross-'


Costello won the" Royal Baby Cup for the most points in


the under eight cate­ gory and Lucy Collinge was the


winnerof the Father- Magill Trophy for the most points in


the 8-13 classes. Ann McKendry won the


prize for the best flo­ ral entry.


'


All profits from this event will go towards


so at the beginning of the fete which meant all the formalities and presentations could be done outside and the races run. Then as the rain started people were able to head inside to look at the stalls and _ competition entries, urGGn D6WS then sample a deli- The next issue of our cious tea.


village newsletter


Bowling Club presi- ivill follow the fete in dent and tireless mid-July, contributor to vil- Your news items are lage life Lucy required and any Wilkinson officially family news of new opened the fete, babies, significant recalling memories birthdays, engage- of fetes gone by, then ment and weddings. Fete Queen Eliza Any items pass on to McKendry was Nancy Bailey 01254 crown by the retiring 826903 or Agnes Queen, Harriet Bell. Bland 01254 826559.


work is to start in August but fund­ raising is not over yet, there is still a small shortfall from the total and if work is not completed by September the grant from Ribble Valley ivill be lost.


KNOWLE GREEN


LOW MOOR


T)pen gardens Car boot sale Saturday is the date St Pauls’ recent car for the Open Garden boot sale raised and Cream Tea £289.


run by the Mothers’ Union and WI will be available in the pavilion and there will be a beer tent.


. being held a t New Winning Streak “ I After the hiccups of


the ciub are back on


Raffle prizes' are numerous and will include a signed cricket bat by Paul


W


of the Village Hall losing, the cricket and the village and pool teams of church.


V.V Thornley


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The garden will be the winning track. Home to home trans- open from 1-30 p.m. The cricket team beat port will be provided until 4-30 p.ra., a Calderstones and by the club by ring-______________ cream scone and tea the pool team beat i„g 01282 771515 R a r r ip n n a r tv IS included in the


admission charge of Green


st Peter’s, Hurst which is the pavilion -..-.i.,,.- a


children free of Darts win i . . charge), and there The mens d^ ts team


will be the usual week heat the stalls.


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be held in the Vil­ lage Hall.


For more information please phone 01254 878447.


British Legion 5-2.


If wet the garden mil o 3 d neWS still be open but I t was with sadness everything else will that club members


port on the day is asked to ring after noon. ■


This will be a wonder- supp'ort the


h^rd of the death of local cricket club. Mr Jimmy Vose. He pp^tber information was an honorary


member of the club, ringing Frank He IS remembered ^


Events gui(Je The new programme of events to be held in the Village Hall in the autumn and into the New Year is now taking shape: Mon­ day evening talks will include visits from Kath and Ann in the style of Elsie and Doris (Novem- v/i/ootp r ia n p r her 17th); The Clitheroe Lion and H


team organising and oCnOOl COnceri . and tombola. taking part in Low St John’s School choir Organisers are hoping


leaiii uigcuiaiiiii^ iiu of the Ophnnl r n n r p r t


rated wagon in many Torchlight processions.


PENDLETOM P“ P®' . _other Tails including Pendleton on Tues-


’ ■ the Knowle Green parrot story (Sep- P ease leave papere in


tember 22nd); Fri- , he bags provided,


day evening History HiStOry L/lUD Group discussion The Pendleton Histo- meetings of the ry Club is taking a


Why The Sabden Turbine Isn’t Turning


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' Spanish Peninsular break for the sum- j War (September men . ' -12th) and Aircraft Meetings will s ta rt production in Lan- - again in September, cashire during the first and second World Wars (Octo­ ber 31st); an Evening with Lor- FUD day


raine (Friday, Octo- j-jonest Frank’s her 24th), a visit from Tony Berry of the Houghton Weavers (Friday, April 23rd), and a Memorial Luncheon with T ’other ‘Arf (Sunday, March 1st), as well as the


regular events of Whist and Domi­ noes (alternate Mondays), Military Whist and Domi­ noes (first Wednes


be run by Frank Newby as M.C.


All the events will be heW on the cricket ground on Sunday from 1-30 to 4-30


day of the month). Admission will be by Line- Dancing Lucky Free Draw (Tuesday evenings) and Sequence Danc- ing (Wed nesday evenings - not first).


p.m.


programme, £1.50 for adults, £1 con­ cessions or pay on the door.


Everyone is invited to As well as the usual theseevents.


The annual meeting - races, tug o’ war, of the Village Hall will take place on


i^Monday, September; Ir'sth at 7-30 p.m. and . everyone is encour­ aged to attend. Help


• is always needed -with events, new ideas are always wel­


you can help in a n y Afternoon teas with - way.- - - - - -------- - home made; cakes-.


come and new mem­ bers of the commit­ tee are' actively sought. Please con­ tact 01254 878296 if ^


Wheel of Fortune will be one of the main attractions at Read Cricket Club’s celebration of 130 years of the club. It stole the show in and will again


one of ths main 777012 members


be obtained by. on 01282


St Wilfrid s an i


Collingwood, the The contact tele- England captain, phone number is and a signed base­ ball cap by Michael Owen.


01282772994. RIBCHESTER


St Wilfrid’s annual who Jequires trans- rectory garden party


n i sw i i iu e aw u i iu e r - „ -n r 1 j


will take place in the grounds of Fr John’s house on Saturday from 1 p.m.


homemade cakes, books, plants and artificial flowers.


Afternoon teas will be available, along with


Wheatley, near Lon- gl grlU^Cidge.


year we need to raise a great deal, of money to keep up the high standards


ews from the y illages ing last month when


,_____ ______ on our field. Eileen Vernon on The duck race is one


t f . There will be a van- • charity.


of our prime fund­ raising events. If you bought a ticket for that event and shared in breathtak­ ing excitement as race after race of ducks rushed down Swanside beck you will know tha t we intended to donate some of the proceeds from.that day, to i:’


”; We chose Derian


a barbecue, ice creams, games for GrSSS Cutting


Moor Club’s deco- gave their end of to have a guard of year concert earlier honour from the this week, this year Roman Military i t was “Disney display T o r : the Daze”.


arrival of the Field


Hosted by Mickey Day Queen) Mouse (Jennifer If it is a wet day, the Heap) and Minnie garden party will Mouse (Bliss Camp- take place in the bell), a selection of church hall. Disney songs both proceeds from the old and new were event will go to featured. The pro­ gramme started with “Zipadee Doo Dah”, followed by Cinderella’s “Bib- bity, Bobbity Boo”, “Hi Ho” from Snow


church funds. RIMINGTON


100 Club Almost all the previ- Pinocchio.


Dressed as a bear, Toby Burrows gave a first class perform­ ance of “The Bear Necessities” from Jungle Book, while Clare Howarth led her group with “everybody, loves a c a t” and the duet with Toby and George McDonald was a delight to hear.


solo from “Mulan while Mickey and Minnie competently sang the duet from The Lion King and the finale featured the school street dance team with High School Musi­ cal.


“Mnlan”. .. . stalls, -including MrsK.Rajmeh


Almost 40 children took part, trained by staff member -and choir mistress


coconut shy, s t o c k s , l u n C h a - human- fruit Don’t forget this machine, welly' year’s lunch will be throwing, nail held on Tuesday knocking and a (July 15th). giant bric-a-brac Transport will be pro­ market. ■ The vided and will leave paragliding display the village at 11-45 will feature the-win- a.m.


club have renewed their subscriptions. For which a very big


^


"thank you". How­ ever you may remember as you read this that you haven't and that so far no-one from the. Recreation Associa­ tion has managed to get in touch -they will have been try­ ing, believe me - please call Richard Sherras


01200445429 to stay a member. If your


on


- House and Night- Safe and we were delighted to be able to send both cheques for £250.


the children, a raffle Talking of maintain­ ing quality, we are in


the process of pur chasing some new mowing equipment. We like to think that when you, or foot­ ball and cricket teams come to the field they find it a pleasure to play on our grass. With our new equipment we hope to keep up this standard, but take much less time to do it. The wretched stuff just won't stop growing!


And lastly If you live anywhere in the


■ Downham WI members were guests. Preliminary notice was given of the LFWI autumn


■ council meeting at King George’s Hall, Blackburn, on Octo­ ber 9th.


The WI working group had enjoyed a riverside ramble from Chatburn to Clitheroe when coots, sandmartins and an oystercatch-


: er, had been observed.


Mrs Christine New- house of Downham WI gave a most interesting and humorous report on the NFWI ACM at Liverpool, which she attended as delegate for a group of local WI branches. Fol­ lowing the business meeting one of the speakers had been Sandy Toksvig whose humour and anecdotes had brought the house down.


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 10th, 2008 1 3


Service The parish council had received compli­ ments about the new War Memorial and its dedication service. Following a number of inquiries about the guardrail at Sabden Primary School the parish ■council has been advised this is the responsibility of the school and no longer that of LCC High­ ways. PC Sherratt and Sabden Prima­ ry School have been advised. Considera­ tion was given to the way forward with grass cutting/weed spraying . on the Holme Play area. The RVBC weed spray around the play equipment annually but this causes erosion around the safety surfacing and equip­ ment which requires turfing. RVBC could strim around the equipment but this would increase the grass cutting costs. The length s- man could carry out


Coun. Richard Sher- ras gave details of the new RVBC waste recycling scheme and was able to reassure members about various wor­ ried they had over the correct use of the wheelie bins.


J. Kerr extended parish of Rimington birthday greetings


and Middop you for July. will by now'havelThe competition for a received a question- decorative stone was


naire about the asso­ ciation, what you think it does and what you would like it to do. Please take the time to fill it in and return it to


judged with Mrs B. Grieg as \vinner, and Mrs C. Thistleth- waite and Mrs J. Hemingway in sec­ ond and third places.


either the ; Black At, the August 5th Bull Inn or Cos- meeting Mr Arthur


m^embership apses Qavid King, secre- Sabden Parish Coun- then we have to tary*


groves as soon as you can. We need to know what, you . think and want if we are to move forward and provide an ever improving service for


for the parish ’ pari .j g ,, dtk-


leave you out of the carrscroft(®tiscali.co monthly draw, and the association yL.


would miss your yvi y support. Member- In a light-hearted, but


ship gives you access very informative ......................... way the speaker at


to the facilities at the sports field for


■ free, so it’s for your benefit as well.


Draw winners- The June winners . were: Mr and Mrs Naylor (£250), Debbie and Alan.


. Nuttall ' (£50), Brent Taylor (£20) and Herbert Moor- house (£10).


Play park


ning numbers for the The menus are on the The play park is now freedrawand Bax- noticeboardsatboth ---------...ifi.


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enden Brass Band St John’s Read and will play throughout St Peter’s Churches, theaftemoon. ■ : The meal will be


-The Derby-Arms.-Please help—overthe- -a-very-happy-meet-- scrapmetal.-: - - - - - serrved at 1 p.m. at veu Lip.iii.tti/


re-opened with some - J. Holland. new equipment and WI .Presiderit’.Mrs: improved safety, and. ‘ Elizabeth Rohinsori we have some new thanked all who had picnic tablesx as weull,


ciuv w c o ciontributed towards,— — , -, ) * from the members EP


Rimington .WI, Mrs Katie Mann, a spe­ cialist from South- port, explained to members the work­ ing of the digestive system. She gave many useful tips on how to avoid prob­ lems and -ikeep healthy, answering many ■ questions


. Counc'll


cil’s June meeting in St Nicholas’s Upper Hall was attended by Coun. A. Haworth (chair­ man) and Couns John Short'er, Bernard Parfitt, Jean Haythornth- waite, Kath Marks • and Marion Procter,


•


- along with four members of the pub­ lic. Apologies for absence were received from Coun. M. Hodds.


Pact Sherratt


as she spoke. She reported the appre- was thanked by Mrs :


hension of two men stealing motorbikes from a garage in the village, also stone thefts and suspicious vehicles carrying


. . .


English will speak on “My life in tex­ tiles”..


SABDEN


the work at an approx cost of £250 per season. I t was decided to leave the. decision until this


■ month’s meeting when'it is. hoped RVBC will have submitted their esti­ mated costs.


Parking Consideration- was given to complaints' received about park­ ing on Stubbins Lane. A number of cars are parking on both sides of the road on a regular basis narromng the passage between them. On at least one occasion the ambulance has been


- unable to pass through. This issue will be left with PC Sherratt.


A complaint has been received about fly tipping on the path owned by Sabden Baptist Church to the rear of Clitheroe Road.


It was resolved that as the council is unable to take action it can only support the Baptist


Church. Considera­ tion was given to planting “Sabden” in flowers on the grass adjacent to Whalley Road. Members felt it was a very good idea but original costings could not be adhered to and the project would be very expensive to carry out and have high maintenance costs.As the costs would be on an annual basis the council decided it could not justify the spending.


Playground Conn. Shorter had nothing to report from- his regular inspection. The Play Park Trust has a small amount of money for further improvements and will place a suitable surface beneath the basketball hoop. RVBC will be asked to provide an extra li tte r bin. I t was reported th a t the pavement


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