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16 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 11th, 2008
HURST GREEN
Panto Panto mim e rehearsals are re-, starting in Hurst Green' tonight at 7-
QOr,™ f«.. scenes 1-7 Next
Thursday, is for those in scenes 8-13.
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to 5 p.m. and a cof fee morning with cake and book stalls, on Saturday from 10-to 12 p.m. Everyone is wel come. ■
Safari Supper There is to be a Safari supper on Saturday,
Duke of Wellington during 1813 and 1814 will be the subject for discus sion at the History of Warfare group meeting in Knowle Following the services Greeiv Village HalL there will be a tomorrow at at 7-30 luncheon at the
P-™. - home of a local fam-
Today there is an afternoon tea in St John's Church hall. Table Games
to hear Mr Alan invited and admis- Davis discussing sion is by donation. “The . SpanishPrQceeds from this Peninsular War. For luncheon .will be more information tel. 01772 783839. '
's invited ily to which all are ? „ ' f '2 '^ „ V " ” r^Thefortnightlywhist
October 18th start- Concert ing with soup in a„
• rial Hall and finish ing in St Peter's Club for coffee and mints.
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Tickets are £10 per person.
Youth club
A fuil programme of events is planned for members of Hurst Green Youth Club which meets in the
Contact Kath Molyneux 01254 826898 if you wish to attend or would like to be a host.
Hosts are needed to provide main cours es or puddings for six people. ■
Hurst Green Memo-
________________ church. and domino drive Gifts of flowers, fruit will be held .in and vegetables will Knowle Green Vil-- be gratefully lage Hall on Mon- accepted at the, day a t 7-30 p.m. church on Saturday and anyone willing to help decorate the church is asked to go along anjrtime on Saturday after 10 ’ a.m.
donated to the kitchen improve ment fund at' the
Admission is £1. including tea and biscuits and every one, is most wel come.
cater for ali musical tastes, from jazz to classical, will be held in .Knowle Green Village Hall on Saturday, Sep tember 20th at 7-30 p.m.
will be.distributed to local families and the sick and elderly of the fellowship, a
LANGHO
Brian Taylor, and' Friends will beAppeal playing a variety of Cinnamon Trust is musical instru- the national charity ments in a variety for elderly and ter- of musical styles minally ill people and there will be a and their pets, light supper includ- R seeks to keep owner ed in the admission and pet together tor charge of £6. Bring as long as possible your own drinks, with the help of a For tickets tele- national network of
Memorial Hall at 7- HafVGSt n°
phone 878447.
next meeting will be on Friday, Septem ber 19th.
New members are welcome please con tact Steven Whalley for further details 01254 826962
KNOWLE GREEN
History talk The exploits of the
IS i'
Former teacher is the new
vicar
A SERVICE to mark the beginning of ii new phase of ministry in the parish of Waddington took place in St Helen's Church, when the new vicar the . Rev. John Richard Brocklehurst was licensed. The Bishop of Bradford the
Rt Rev. David James-per formed the licensing ceremo ny before the Archdeacon of Craven, the Venerable Paul Slater, clergy from neighbour ing puri-sbes and a large con gregation;-. - : Mr Broclilchurst was born in Boltonrand trained as a
physics teacher before attend ing theological college in Lon don. He was curate was at : Harwood, Bolton, for four
; years and became vicar of St John's, -Hopwood, near Rochdale for 11 ye'ars before moving to Delph,-Saddle- .’
- worth.
' -Mr Brocklehurst und-|iis wife, Jane, have three grown- upcliildren.
“ . Pictured with Mr Brockle hurst (centre) is the Bishop of Bradford and the Archdeacon
- of Craven, other dignilaries- and
churchwardens. (P3()bS08/8) 01254
open to all children eelebrations will be over nine and the
Harvest thanksgiving
volunteers who assist when any aspect of day to day care poses a prob lem.
held in KnowleThe organisation is Green Ghurch on greatly in need of Sunday. 'The first . some voluntary help, service a t 10 a.m. inLangho. will include IIolyThere is an elderly Communion. The person here who has
Guest preacher will be the Rev. Brian Grist, the North If you can help please West Area Minister ring Geraldine of the Congrega- Maas at The Cinna- tional Federation. mon Trust, on A donation from 01736 757900.
second service com mences at 11 a.m.
a yorkie dog and would appreciate some assistance with walking it.
Darts The Tuesday friendly darts match at Low Moor Club was won by Stephen Tandy
offerings will be for warded to the Turn on the Tap Appeal to provide water-to African communi ties.
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Table tennis The Clitheroe Table Tennis teams, A and B, are now based at Low Moor Club.: The club has foimed a C team which held a fun contest to
After the services the uie . ■
and the runner-up Harvest market was Marian Boyd. Fresh produce and home-baked cakes will be just some of
RIBCHESTER ,
. the delights on offer : a t the annual har vest market hosted b y i St, 'Wilfrid’s
: Church, in Ribch- ester.
- assess their abilities. It was v;on by Scott' Kenyon, runner-up was Scott Thomp son.
fr>rfii mnoioai flowers and produce During the school
The market will take place on Saturday,
members that the 700th monthly
The walking group had enjoyed a ram ble round the Rim- ington area and a walk for October is.
arrangements were made to mark the ' occasion.
.meeting, of the branch will be in January
and
from 1 to 4 p.m. in On“oct6ber 7th Mrs the church grounds, Barbara Charlson the chj^h hull and will give a flower
holidays the well- behaved young members have been practising snooker and darts. Now they are enthusiastically joining in the friend ly Tuesday darts marches, and some- ClUb dTHW times beat the older Winners of the Rim- members.
RIMINGTON PENDLETON
Historical club The Pendleton His. torical Society P o a r lS re s ta r ts after the Members of Riming- A delicious tea was summer . ’ break ton WI were sur- served and proceeds rounded by a large and shimmering dis- piay of peari jew- eliery at their meet ing, when; Mrs
ington Recreation 100 Club draw for August were: Caro line . Winckley (£50), Alan Hartley (£20), Brent Taylor (£.10),
tonight, September 11th. Members should meet at 7-30 p.m. as arranged at the la st meeting. Further details are available on 01200 425823.
The popular Strictly Known for thousands Fun . Dancing of years in the Far
Fun dancing
. winter blues than ' trip the light fantas tic in convivial com pany.
evening returns to Pendleton Village Hall on Thursday, September 18th. What better way to dance away those
The session starts at 7-45 p.m. and a warm weicome
.'awaits.
-Japanese. Elizabeth I adored them and our royal ladies today own many pieces of historic pearl jewellery. Mrs L. Pate expressed thanks to Mrs Rhodes.
GoldGn days Two Read couples ...held celebrations
have held parties for,. family and.fnends, , casliire Neet Luncriclub
. and Mr John and Mrs Ivy Robinson were married on September 7th 1958. Both families
;The lunch club will meet.on Tuesday* at-
- 12j30 p.m. in Read ' United Reformed
. - Church hall. . New membei-s arc
wedding anniver saries. Mr 'Walter and Mrs Sheila Hill
The competition, judged by Mrs Rhodes, for a moth er-of-pearl item was won by Mrs J. Kerr, Mrs C Thistleth-
last weekend to cele- Several members . brate
their.golden enjoyed a visit to
, waite and Mrs M. Silverwood. -
Winewall and Traw-
nary notice was given of the LFWI autumn council meeting at Black burn on October 9th. Interest was
November , 27th, organised by LFWI to take place in Hurst Green Village Hall.
on
President, Mrs E. Robinson reminded
East, and mem- tioned in the Bible, pearls were first introduced Europe by
Holdsworth were presented with the knockout shield by Mrs Anne-Marie
Rennie
from' the enjoyable afternoon of £306 will go to support the work of Pendle- side Hospice.
Angela Rhodes gave Fashion ShOW a delightful talk on a fashion show by ;The History and “Town and Country
Culture of Pearls'
th'e 30 p.m. and admis sion is £3. Everyone welcome.
to The show starts at 7- SABDEN
SUCCGSS Sabden has had some success in this year's Lancashire Best ^
all out of 17 in the medium village class, there were three highly com mended awards for individual premises. ■
~ Muvv'.s R f! .qnhnnl oro fn..
The awards wore entered by 99 vil
lages this year and prizes will be pre-
■ sented next month.
FlowGrs The Sabden flower
Mary's RC School in the school sec tion, the new War Memorial in the memorial section and the Bowling Green was runner up in its class.
cost
Fashions” is being held in Rimington Memorial Institute on September 23rd, organised by lunch eon club members,
with the pews used gtration. itself arrangingdemon-
M sS fbS erue, Charity bowls .and afternoon teas. Members of Riming-
The winning duo Mr Edward Healey ad Mr
ton Bowiing Club held their annual knockout finals and tea in the Memorial Institute.
a team to take part in' the popuiar LFWI fun quiz at Himst Green in Jan uary.
weekly classes re start after the sum mer
Wednesday, Sep-J, break, on Hall from 7 30 p.m.
and A. Birkett; £15, J. Keogh; £10,, J; Robinson; £10, T.- Eaves and £5 - ,G.
tember 17th, in St If anyone wants to J-^™°iKtone with. Mary's Community ----
Pilkington.
. to 9-30 p.m. The class is suitable for both absolute begin ners and all levels so
everyone is' wel come The teacher is
'planned. Mrs E Peel pv e birthday BlfigO greetings.
Mrs Alison Eddy who can be contact ed on 01282.455412 for more informa tion, or just turn up on the night.
It was agreed to form sale for the. prize
bingo night in St Mary's Community Hall next Thursday, September 18th, at 7 p.m. Mr Jack Haythornthwaite is the caller and there will be a raffle, sup per and proceeds are for St Mary's Roof Fund. Admission is £3 for adults and £l.50 children, which' includes a first free game of bingo. Tickets are available from Mar-
'Alan Whalley on 01282 778472 as there
are.now some spare places.,
Tickets hre on sale for the club’s annual presentation night on September 27th a t Whalley Golf Club.
Tickets are now on Contact committee
have to be bowling club members, they only need to ring.
join the monthly draw, they do not
their meeting in the
old school hall at 7- 30 pirn, next Thui^
day, September 18th when guest speaker will be Miss Lisa
Hewlett who will conduct a “Body Shop Pamper Ses sion”. This is an open meeting, for ladies and the com petition will be for the best beauty tip.
members or secre- RUfl foP IlfG tary John Pilking- A Run for Life, in aid ton on 01282 778195 of Macmillan Can- if you would like to cer Support, is being go. The club’s pres- organised by the tigious £750 Flood- Stork Hotel, Simon- lit Singles is under- stone, and wll take
way on Thursdays place on September through September. 20th;
Contact Alan Whal ley on 07753 219509 or 01282 778472 if
n . i
Haythqrnthwaite and Kay Galea; or j ,
varPt Par^jons lean l rT J ;& w 7 iC p The big final is.on
Septemb .er 28th.
pay on the door. HarVGSt Any raffle or bingo There will be a har- prizes would also be. vest family service welcome.
Jackson, runners-iip VallGV
were Mr Brian Stott There is to be a talk and Mr B. Hewitt.
and slide show on Thursday, October 23rd, on "Lan- c a s h i r e ' s
I t tells the story of the River Calder as it goes through East Lancashire and includes Sabden Brook and a lot of fascinating facts about the village's history.
The evening will be presented by histori-
It takes place in St, Mary's Community Hall at 7-30 p.m. in aid of St Mary's Roof Fund.
Arts, and will be humorous and entertaining.
Kept Village compe- 131 C»hi tition. Despite only A new class of Tai coming eighth over- Chi for children
.
starts next Wednes day, September 17th, in St Mary's Community Hall,
from 5-30 to 6-30 p.m.
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in Sabden Baptist Church on Sunday at 10 a.m. It will be
Calderdale"-taking YOUth CIUD in the Sabden Val- Sabden Baptist ley.
j.i_ v-m .
Poplar demand by Runners can assemble bowlers from across Lancashire has led to extra nights being organised on some 'Wednesdays.
In the ^ternoon, fol lowing a hot-pot
. lunch, there will be iha'ny activities for
into the evening,
young alike contin-
taken by Tim and For more information Joan Peagam and tel. 01282 772371 or will be followed by 772100. lunch.
SLAIDBURN
nights from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. I t is-for children aged 11 plus who attend high schbol. All young people in this age group are wel come.
an Mr Roger Frost BlblG StudV ’ ^1
the Royal Society of has begun meeting each Tuesday mom-
^ Bible study group
Church presbytery, Whalley Road, at 10-30 a.m. Every one is welcome, there is no need to be a member of any church. There is friendly discussion, a cup of tea and a chance to learn about the Bible.' -
SIMONSTONE
den WI and prelimi- These went to St The weekly classes R oof lo rlri\/o nny- , , y y H y y
.1 tJC C U C u r i v c
inquiries to Sarah Goodall on 01282 779084. ■
Bowling
Winners of Sabden Bowling Club's bumper September draw are: £125, F.
. Crozier; £75, A. ‘Dewhur.-^t; £50, V.
• Warburton; £30, C. Capstick; £20, R
£1.50. All- ^®*®''®
adults^B^oll.^chil- .Next week's meeting.I dren-£1 or pay ;at ■ is the AGM in Slai, ,■
Simonstone, will be running one of their very popular family beetle drives in the old school hall on Friday, September 19lh at 7 p.m. Fami ly, tickets-are £5,
the door. There will burn Village Hall at. | be refreshments and; 7-30 p.m.
Church youth ciub has re-opened after CyClG Cubcl the summer holi- At the meeting of days on Friday glkidburn WI,
chaired by Mrs Christine Blakey, Mrs Pat Ashcroft spoke about the Cycle Cuba Chal lenge which raised £83,000 for Den man College. Thanks ' were expressed by Mrs | Marian Parry.
ing in St Mary's RG Competition ivinneis were Miss June
Garr, Mrs Alison Grimes and Mrs Susan Farrand..
A fashion show by Jenny Wheeler, of
■ Carnforth, will be held in the village hall on Wednesday at 7-30 p.m.
Tickets are £3.50 and can be obtained from Mrs Kathleen ■Taylor, tel. 446389 or Mrs Mary Parker on 446686.
of S t Young Mi\/r ;.i, . Members of S others Union, burn Young Farm;
ers’ Club mel on Monday to help set^
up for the Hodder Valley. Show fol lowed by a gaiheS; .night in Slaidburn:|
___________ Village Hall. ■ j
. the race starts at 11- 30 a.m. Residents of Read and Simon- stone are urged to take part in this fun day for all the fami ly.
a t the Stork Hotel from 10-30 a.m. and
mu a- — f^e^d WI will hold :
Pampering
Indoor bowls Short mat Indoor
. bowling will re-com- mence in West Bradford Village Hall tonight at 7-30 p.m‘. New members welcome.
.Ghurch SGrvicG The. service on Sun day, at 2'p.m; in West : Bradford Methodist Church will be led by Mr Kobin , Clark. Everyone'welcome.
WHALLEY
AnnivGrsary Fr Andrew Sage wel- .comed members to Whalley Abbey where they celebrat ed the 83rd birthday of the old'Mitton WI and the first anniversary of the new Whalley with MittbnWI. ■
President Mrs Sheila Bowles welcomed guests from-Down- ham and Grindle- ton.
, After an excellent buffet supper pro-
; vided by staff at the Abbey, Mrs Linda Hopkins, of Sed-
• bergh, a NAFA demonstrator, gave an artistic and colourful floral demonstration of autumn flowers and foliage, taken from- her garden, which she kindly donated to the raffle. Three lucky ladies, Mrs Frances Singleton, Mrs Jean Davey and Mrs Edna Clarkson, had the pleasure of taking them home. Thanks were' expressed to Mrs Hopkins by Mrs Eleanor Friend.
• given to winners of the quiz.
A delicious birthday
Mrs Bowles thanked everyone who had helped to make the. coffee morning, held at the home of Mrs Clarkson, a success. Mrs Freda Haynes won the competition and prizes were
prizes. Please sup-' port this excellent ‘ family night o u t^
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_ was enjoyed. The visitors .thanked members for their warm hospitality and good food and Mrs Jennifer Lock- wood congratulated the committee members on their
■ enjoyable. The next meeting is
on October 1st in Whalley Methodist Church hall at 7-45 p.m.
Missionary visit The Whalley Christ ian Action Group extends a warm wel come to everyone to its next meeting which will take place at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Septem ber 18th in Whal ley Abbey.
Guest speaker Mr Brian Hancock, a retired hospital con sultant, will talk about the work of the Uganda Ghild- birth Injuries Fund through which he and other colleagues from the UK and Uganda provide medical assistance to enable Ugandan women to live nor mal lives after expe riencing physical damage during childbirth.
The Whalley Christ ian Action Group is supported by the churches of Barrow,' Billlngton and Whalley and one of
. its aims is to help people to gain greater knowledge and insights into issues and problems facing society and respond to them.
School iGsson The theme for tomor row morning's assembly in Whal ley Primary School is “God".
Pupils have been praised for the excel-'
Headmaster Mr Brian Beresford will give the title for the followiiig Friday in the newsletter so parents can discuss what has been hap pening in school with children.
.■ hard work in mak ing the evening so
cake, niade by mem ber Mrs Pat Hoyle,
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. and other home made produce, together with prizes for the raffle and tombola are needed for the annual coffee morning on Satur day, September 27th at the English Mar tyrs'RC Church.
Gifts riGGdGd Gifts of homerbaking
Tickets are £1, avail able from the church and presbytery.;
Communion Enrolment forms for those wishing to take their first Holy Communion are available from the'
End of an era at the club
A EHJSBAND and wife team has retired after almost four decades of sterling service at a Bibble Valley club.
Mr and Mrs Allan and Jennifer Wood, pictured, first began work as stewards at The CInb in Whalley (previously 'Whalley Conservative Club), in April 1969.
They have witnessed many changes over the years includ ing a major change in “archaic” traditions when women were finally allowed into the premis es and the introduction of a pole dancingbar!
Mr Wood (65) commented: “In its heyday, Whalley Conserva-
' tive Club was a men-only club and boasted 300 members. However, that soon began to change.
“We decided to allow people to
lent singing in the first assembly of the hew school year.
Every Thursday there is a short after-school service in the parish church.
A welfare assistant to super-vise children from 11-55 a.m. to 13-05 is required. Contact the schoool office.
Music iGssons Visiting music teach ers are Mr I. Barker (guitar), Mr P. Lee (keyboard). Miss D. Lea (brass), Mrs J. Price (viiolin) and Miss A. Swanson (singing).
Any parent wishing a child to begin les
use the club to host social func tions and special occasions such as wedding receptions, chris tenings, birthday partie's and funerals for free.”
The clnb, in Queen Street, Whal- . ley, celebrated its centenary two years ago. It was saved from closure after crisis taiks were held and it was decided to increase the annnai subscrip tion fee to £45, with a £5 reduc tion for pensioners.
Discussions were also being held to change the name of the clnb in a bid to move away from poli tics and attract more people through its doors.
Looking forward to retirement, Mr Wood added: “We will miss the contact with people, but are looking forward to hav ing more time to ourselves and enjoying holidays together.” (s)
sons with any of these teachers should let the school know as soon as pos- . sible.
No gamGs Whist winners-at Whalley senior citi zens’ drive, on Sat urday were: Ladies - D. Farnsworth and V. Dugdale. Gents- J. Walmsley and.G. Walmsley. Domi noes: M; Capstick
- and E. Grindley. Due to holidays there will be no games evenings on the next two Saturdays.
BibiG study. A new Bible study group is being held in Whalley Meth
odist Church Manse, on Brookes Lane, starting on Monday at 2 p.m.
Qn Wednesday at 2 p.m. there will be "Time for God" in the fellowship room.
Worship on Sunday, including Holy Communion will be led by the Rev. Katy-Thomas at 10- 30 a.m. ,
Disco' 'Tomorrow there is a disco for those with learning disabilities a t Rendezvous in Accrington Road
f rom 7 p.m. This event is held on the second Friday of each month.
Bridleway can give you a ride past your dinner!
^^iHANKS to a new bridleway link, horse riders were ablelo complete a full loop around Gis- burn at the North East Lan cashire Riding.Fcstival last month. ; • . Progressive farmer Henry.
Rowntree has set up aui^firpad . link between Carter’s L ^ ,an d Loftan’s Lane throngh Sldort; Honse Farm on an existing farm track. .
'\ .Vt . This was done with assistance
from Lancashire Rural Futures as well as English Nature.
Mr Rowntree, who also hosts ■
educational farm visits for schools and other groups, said: “We are still very much a working -farm.
■ ■ “We hope the new access will
enable more people to see our Ribble Abcrdccn-Angus herd - and perhaps order a box of our
: .
delicious beef!” The permissive bridleway was
created through use of the HLS Environment Scheme. I t will have the added benefit
of keeping riders off the road by linking the fragmented bridleway. British Horse Society. Bridle
way Officer Cosima Townclcy said: “We are immensely grateful and hope others will follow his : lead.”
. back of the church and should be returned as soon as possible. Adults wishing to be received into the church should con tact Fr Philip.
Opsn garden
. shaw and Stephen Powers raised over £511 tor the 10 charities under the National Gardens' Scheme.
At the second open day of their garden in Woodlands Park, Carol Ann Cron-
"We were delighted that so many people
, came, in spite of the threat of rain. This time we had 142 -vis itors, while our June effort made £1,096", says Carol Ann. Plants were for sale as well as hand crafted items by ■Stephen.
Carol Ann, the first resident of the new estate in October 1990, says she creat ed a garden from scratch.
Parish council I t had been expected by Whalley Parish Council that work on the new toilets on
, the bus station would begin in August, as reported in the minutes passed a t
August council meeting.
the
Payment from the County Council would be in stages and it was unani mously agreed that if needed because of a shortfall, a loan would be. taken up
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from the borough council. -
After a request from the resident of 52 Mitton Road to buy land adjacent to the property i t .was agreed to the sale in principal but that first a local char tered surveyor should give a valua tion.
. plan for the bor ough.
Concern was expressed tha t the parish council had not been informed of proposed sites for housing in the vil lage, although it was early stages in the development
It w^ agreed that the "QE 11 sort out the problem of a derelict container on the QE 11 playing fields..
include a new pic ture, the council decided to approach the. Chamber of Trade, with a view to that organisation taking over the site.
Coun. J. Smith said he was to resign from the Q E l l Playing Fields Committee and the parish council. He had been involved with the playing fields for 12 years and there were still problems with infra structure and fund ing. He put forward the name of a Whal ley resident he thought would be able to get things done.
As the organiser of the village website was requesting an extra £30 plus VAT for updating the -vil- - lage website, to
Both Coun. Smith and Coun. June Brown were con cerned about flood ing. On one occasion the fire service had been called out because a raised manhole cover in King Street was
causing a danger to traffic. It was decid ed to write to the LCC about this.
During public ques tion time, M. G. Hardman requested that a letter be sent to the police con-
. gratulating them on the-arrest of two vandals suspected of causing vandalism at Calderstones
Mr Hardman report ed that he had cut back brambles on Mitton Road as they were-growing over the pavement. LGC was to be requested to deal with the brambles.
Early rehearsal Ladies in Valley Voic es are asked to attend a rehearsal at 7 p .m. on Monday, as last week, in the English Martyrs' R.C. Church. Men should come for 8 p.m. Inquiries 01254 824312.
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