16 Clilheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 22nd, 2008


BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND


Heritage visit ./ I For the May meeting of Bolton-by-Bow- land WI, a visit to the Pendie Heritage Centre in Barrow- ford had been arranged in the evening for mem­ bers.


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After meeting in the village and provid­ ing transport, the


. group arrived at the Heritage Centre


: and were met by the staff who explained what had been arranged.


Members were shown around the 18th Century Walled Garden which has been renovated to its original .design and contains plants which were common in that period, and from there to the Cruck Frame barn which houses a fam­ ily of goats. The group then moved inside to the muse­ um to hear about the origins of Park Hill, the original farm house and


- home to the Bannis­ ter family from the 1400s. Moving on throughthe exhibits members saw the history of the Pen­ die Witches and other exhibits of local history.


The evening conclud­ ed with an excellent buffet and thanks were expressed tO' the staff by Liz Moorhouse -on behalf of everyone for an excellent evening, which had been thoroughly enjoyed in lovely warm weather.


Before leaving for home, members dis­ cussed the forth­ coming Cancer Whist Drive on Wednesday, May 28th, finalising the details for the event.


Volunteers were requested to help with setting up, five helpers are needed to help on the evening and to help at the end. of. the


evening. Those who are providing the refreshments, please bring them to the village hall by 6-30 or 7 p.m.


The next meeting will be on Wednesday, June 4th when local- resident: Roger Dewhurst will be talking about “A B i r d w a t c h e r ’ s Year”. This will be an open meeting and members can take a friend and anyone who is inter­ ested is very wel­ come to come and join in. Details of forthcoming events during the summer will be discussed at this meeting and final details will be available then. • - -


Fund-raiser


A cancer whist and domino drive will take ; ; place - at Bolton-' by-Bow- land village hall oh


: Wednesday starting at 7-30 p.m.


Entry to the event will cost £3 includ­ ing supper and there will be a grand raffle. • i


Young Farmers Members met in the village to travel to Raygill Fisheries to


. experience the art of fishing. There is no meeting next week due to the Bank Holiday. The next meeting will be on June 2nd. Members were also reminded


, that it is the Coun­ ty IRally on Sunday.


. and any members ' needing a lift there should be in the vil­ lage for 8a.m. ■


Gardening club Members of Boltoh- by-Bowland Gar­ dening Club were given a very enter­ taining and inform­ ative talk on “Allpines” by Phil Diinnett, of Rib- blesdale Nurseries, Woodplumpton. He shjowed members


. how to make both a scree garden and an alpine garden in a, shallow terracotta pot and also demon­ strated how to plant Sempervivums on their side so as to'


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avoid rain damage. He. brought a colourful array of plants for sale and answered numerous questions. ;


Thanks were given by Mr Rawlings and tea hostesses were Mrs Craddock and. Mrs Cowling.


The next meeting will be an outing to Clearbeck House on Wednesday, June nth.


CHATBURN Lots to discuss


The annual parish - council meeting was ; held in the 'Village Hall, Downham Road.


Mr 'Boden was appointed chairman


-for, the next 12 months.


The grant applica­ tion to the Aggre-


' gates Levy Sustain­ ability Fund has been approved and the county council will provide £10,000 towards the provi­ sion of new equip­ ment. The site has been visited.and a report is currently awaited. :


A sketch of a design - sympathetic to the village hall was viewed by the coun-


- cil, the-; cost of . which, would be, a p p r o x im a t e ly £500. The Village Hall Committee is requesting the bor­ ough council's views and the matter to. be discussed at the next parish council meeting.


A representative of! the Community Fire Safety Team is to attend the next meeting to give a presentation on the work being carried out by the Lancs


: Fire and Rescue Services.


The date of the next meeting ■ was


. arranged for Tues- ’ day, June 17th at 7- 30 p.m.


Questions


Beech' Grove 'resi­ dents attended the meeting to draw the council's attention to serious juvenile, nuisance problems


, on the playing field . which are not being addressed by the Police. Written complaints were made to the council in March 2007 to


• which .there had been no response and; :! ,residents reported that mat­ ters had become considerably: worse during the past 12


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the constant kick­ ing of balls against the fence endanger­ ing parked vehicles and causing noise nuisance to resi­ dents both during


' the day and late at , night. Police have attended incidents, but not on a regular basis. The parish council agreed to


Allan Blackburn who described and valued


boiight by mem-


antiques m e m -


ed a 17th Century book of medical remedies, a John Brown family Bible and a child’s chair. Mrs Barbara Demaine expressed


_______ _______ _ thanks. immediate atten- and the competition communist held ter- communistneiuiei-


He showed slides of the people and the conditions in which they lived and told of their generosity to visitors and deep Christian faith.


refer the matter to The raffle was won A group of Gisburn Insp. Coulston for by Mrs Betty Seed members had


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•tion and to inform for an antique of the Ribble. Valley the future'was won Crime and Disorder by Mrs Pat Gifford.- Reduction Partner- The birthday plant ship, a representa- was given to Mrs tive of which com- Maggie Inskip. • Arrangements were mittee had prom- if the weather is fine, - made for the Gis-


enjoyed their visit to the Rowland Deanery Annual MU Festival at St John’s Church, Hurst Green. -


. ised on several occa- the walking group burn MU evening , sions to discuss a ’ will meet at 1 p.m. outing on ■ June solution to the on Wednesday, May 10th. The coach will


. problem with resi- 28th on the old vil- 'o^^^e Gisburn Festi- dents but had failed Jage hall car park.


Hall car park at


to arrange a meet- The next meeting will 6 p.m. ing. The matter will


be placed on the June parish council agenda for further discussion.


CHIPPING


Local History The final speaker of the spring pro-


.: gramme and one of the most eagerly awaited, was an old ; friend of the society,


day, June 4th at 7- 30 p.m. in the vil­ lage hall when


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-iDiane Harrison will give a presentation on "Garden Colour Through the Sum­ mer". The competi­ tion will be for a small


flower arrangement.


CLAYTON-LE- DALE


Stephen Sartin who ReSOlutlOnS gave a most inter-


•of Old Preston’.’. : :


The society was fasci­ nated by the history of many buildings in the town centre which are familiar, the businesses origi­ nally established there and the per- : sonalities of ; the


- esting illustrated -ingof Clayton- talk on “ Glimpses


fiiQhnrn Mnf-.nftrs Union branch will hold a whist and domino


Gisbur others' drive, Institute Sale success :


several years ago to xhe response for Poland and Roma-, goods to sell at this nia, passing through event was phenome-


nal, bers. T h e s e includ-ritory, working with high with good


Luckily plenty of helpers were on hand to staff the stalls and serve the teas and initially a good crowd turned up, but customers thinned later in the day. However after expenses were


Watson and there will be a chance for members to try out, their paper folding skills too. The com­ petition is for a paper serviette. : '


KNOWLE GREEN


taljles. piled Onr ial t im p aid organisations, quality bargains. There will be, the V,, f , ,,


usual whist and domino drive in Knowle Green Vil­ lage Hall on Bank Holiday Monday,


-.ing of the script


:: the end of June '(®j :: St John’s School on^'' evening. Terry Till .


I will again direct and ' Dee Bottoms will be producer. Rats


■ aims to perform - Cinderella around mid-November. -


May 26th.at 7-30 o 'w o n p co la p.m. Admission is O lO fd g e SHIG


For more informa­ tion, tel. Dee on i 01282 773984 or ' Clive on 01282 770838.


£1 including tea A number of large and biscuits and all and small storage are most welcome.


deducted the event Qjvil W a r made approximate- ipjjg History of War-


ly £1,200 which was fare Group will an excellent total.


The organisers wish to thank everyone


- who donated items, those who helped and those who


: turned up with bulging wallets to snap up the bar­ gains.


be held on 'Wednes- It was confirmed that -|-Qp ,


in


Rimington Memor­ ial


on


August 2nd at 7-30 p.m.


A bring and buy stall for branch- funds took place and the meeting closed with prayer.


GRINDLETON gave a most inier- At the monthly meet- q, ^n pr


Dale WI, held in the Memorial Hall, two resolutions were presented by Mrs Marie Devoy and Mrs Doreen Smart. After discussion a vote for each was cast resulting in the resolutions being carried.


s u p ,n a t o . »W .d ' ' . S ' l i t ’. l f E the transition from horse transport to vehicles and its effect on life in the town.


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During the summer months many mem­ bers will be partici­ pating in walks and


outings arranged by the society.


The next informal


• session of the socie- : ty takes place.on


-. Sunday, June.lst, at ' St Mary’s Conimu- nity, Centre from 2


This is an opportuni­ ty for visitors to seek information from society inem- bers about local and' family:; history: issues. ' .:


For more information


- .contact ■' 01772 '864289.


GISBURN


P r S e n T o f Chip- MU meet ping WI Mrs.Mar- The speaker at Gis-,


■ garet Gardener,wel-. ■ corned ;ineinhers; ■ arid visitors,to^ the.:


/.meeting. J JV - ' : She introduced Mr •


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provided by all the members, produced a wonderful and varied spread, enjoyed by all and two visiting WI advisers Mrs Carol McCann and Mrs Margaret Davies.


sirpper was fol- bingo. Everyone had a thor-


oughly pleasant evening.


welcome to attend meetings which are held on the second Monday of the month ; in the Memorial Hall, Clayton-le-Dale. :


A very successful evening was held at


Stonehill House by It was a quick change r . meet in Knowle


■ Green Village Hall on Friday, May


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this new skill is wel­ come to attend.


There will be a show • meeting and read-


RIMINGTON


Ggrdplay ^ w e monthly whist


^ n d domino drive, organised by Rim­ ington Memorial Institute manage­ ment committee a pie and peas supper


w a s served. MCs were Mrs E. Hart­ ley and Mrs E. Jackson.


30th at 7-30 p.m. If These are- open


meetings and all are welcome. Admission is free and the talk this time will be “The Spanish.Civil War 1939-1939” by | Mr Alan Davis. |


at the Memorial Inquiries, tel. 01772 Hall to ready the 783839.


room for the Swing LuflCh COPCert Commanders.


This is a highly pro­ fessional group per­ forming to a high standard making for a very enjoyable evening.


The Swing Comman-


ders performed two sets which set the


audience's feet tap­ ping and the bar staff dancing!


A delicious hot pot supper was provid­ ed by Steven Winckley.


kind permission of The evening raised Dr Anne Huson last more than £500 for Friday evening. Memorial Hall Guests had the funds,


opportunity to walk Mgrathon man around thebeauti- ful grounds before


retiring indoors for


a delicious buffet which included lasagne, pork with


There was also Youth Club - salmon, ham and Youth Club meets at quiches with plenty the Memorial Hall of salads followed this Friday (May by mouth watering 23rd) at 7-30 p.m.


- prunes and red wine, Thai chicken casserole and lamb koftas.


£829 was raised for : ing sports equip- St Ambrose Church - ment for a charity


call Resolve. This . .. . ivlUbiL - . ,


New-members and;'^"®''®®H11 tickete visitors are most available for Music


■ in the Marquee with the Sue Parish


. Quartet on Friday evening, June 6th at 7-30 p.m., also for


: the Summer Bash o n S a t u r d a y , evening, June 7th


following the village sports. ,


marathon perform­ ance is now a stun­ ning £650. Many thanks to all those who have donated.-i;


CindGralla ^ R e a d Amateur 'The- nition of his atrical Society


(RATS) is planning to do a more tradi­ tional pantomime


The Thursday lunchtime concert in Knowle Green Village Hall today will feature stu­ dents ,


from


Chetham’s School of Music.


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Thursday, will fea­ ture The Tunstall Trio" of: Louise Latham on violin, Helena Morwood on piano and Mary Dainton on cello.


• plastic boxes and kitchin swing bins, large and medium, have been donated to St John’s School, Read and are for sale at reasonable prices.


ed in buying any­ thing, contact the school or ring 01282 771065 during school hours.


RIWIINGTON ^lantsale


WI Two resolutions which will be voted on at the NFWI AGM in Liverpool were thoroughly dis-' cussed by Riming-■ ton WI members.


Mrs C. Newhouse, of. Downham WI, who- is to be group dele­ gate attended the meeting and noted the members’ deci-;; • sions. , ' .


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Whist winners were: Ladies - Mrs J. Hartley, Mrs E. Barker, Mrs S. Ten­ nant. Gents-Mr S. Hogg, Mrs M. Robinson, Mr J. Kenyon.


Dominoes: Mr J. Oddie, Miss M. Pye, Mrs A. Taylor, Mrs V. Giles, Mrs M. Smith, Mr J. Pye.


Raffle: Mrs J. Pye, Mrs M. Fallon, Mr B. Stott, Mrs J. Stainton, Mrs J. Metcalfe, Mr Ten­ nant. •


SABDEN


Black Hill, the Dean up to Ratten Clough and round Chum Clough reser­ voir before coming back into Sabden. There the intrepid walkers of all ages gathered at the Pen­ die Witch pub. Miss Garnett was pre­ sented with a bou­ quet of flowers and the walk organisers, a group of church ladies, provided sandwiches. Ribble Valley - MP Mr Nigel Evans took part and aftenvards presented everyone with certificates, made by Mr Peter White, to mark the event. Fr Peter B i r m i n g h a m thanked everyone for their efforts. Walkers are asking people to hand in their sponsorship money as soon as possible.


Cricket •; '


President Mrs E.: Robinson gave news of several interest-, ing. forthcoming : events including a


'visit to Jodrell Bank Observatory oh July 16th, the


: Morecambe Bay.; walk on August


. 10 th and a proposed outing to the'


-/ Chocolate House, ' Blackburn, on July


: 22nd.


this year and'has Members are also chosen Cinderella.-i' looking forward to The script, being-, the annual border read at:-,- the group meeting a t , moment, has 16 .. Waddington. main characters and A short session of promises to be a dominoes was very funny show. =


- enjoyed.


dy parts,' four p'rin-’ -judged the competi- cipals, :a/'quite!v;tion;'aptly named


needy children. If you have , any unwanted racquets, bats, posts and so on please take them along to Youth Club.


chanty sends equip- ^ -mother who is try-" brought forth many ^


.- .. - -mature fairy g6d-.'-->‘-‘Spots” , which her hap-..' intbrpretations


--less apprentice, and' Winners were: isc five other charac-'i and i 3rd Mrs A.


• ters, all with speak- - -! Seed; 2nd, Mrs M. ing parts, plus some i Silverwood.'- solo - and duet-Mrs ' N. - Healy, singing and chorus; ' reminded members


Future meetings are June 6th and 20th, July 4th and 18th. New members and


burn: Mothers Union May meet­ ing,. Pastor David Isaac's. described.^ All tickets are avail-


Tickets for,Music in ' the Marquee are £10 each and.for the Summer Bash £12.50 each, and £3 WI


There will be a chil- • of the coffee dren’s chorus with' ;ing in-the Mayosg the younger; and . Parlour on Satur- smalleronesplaying::,;day in aid of the


helpers are a1wav9 m'®® and frogs. - ' Ciitheroe Area \M „ext meeting


wpl^nmo /.A I^^t'With this in mindr 'Show. 'i:: : , - welcome, contact


Steve :- Whalle'y 01254 826962.- : - ■


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- for children accom-The LWI meets panied by“an adult, tonight / for ';';a


is our stage make-i'-s'ohr June; 3rd Mrs up!' expert,--' has'Tjean McHaile will agreed: to Tun' a'.&present “M


workshop for.pan-;-; iPle^ure’I.;,® tomime make-up.'-sd?


journeys he made able from Norman origami by Steve' ested in learning demonstration of Anyone who is inter- us^^^ fW-


be an open meeting; to 'w h ic h y is ito rs - will be welcome.


Sabden’s Holme Committee Trust wishes to thank everyone who bought plants in this year's sale, and a special thank you to those people who helped on Saturday distributing them around the village. This, year's sale raised around £800, all of which will go towards village events, the next one being the bonfire and fireworks dis­ play in November. •


Memorial This Sunday, Sab- den's new war memorial will be dedicated at a spe­ cial service on the rose garden at noon. After the short serv­ ice and wreath lay­ ing refreshments will be served in St Mary’s Community Hall.


Vouchers Both primary schools are appealing for people to collect vouchers for schools from Sainsbury's and Tesco, plus Nes­ tle box top vouch­ ers, and pass them on to help St Mary's and the Sabden Pri­ mary; School get new equipment. Both schools will be on half-term holiday next week.


Walk About 50 people took


' . for St Mary’s Com­ munity Hall roof fund: The six-mile walk'ledby.Sab- den's marathon run­ ner Kitty Garnett went through Green • o':the'r6cks,Back - ’ Lane,' Shady-Walk,


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Sabden Cricket Club's next oppo­ nents are Chipping Ramblers who they meet at their home ground in Whalley, off Mitton Road, next Thursday at 6- 30 p.m. Supporters will be very wel­ come.


Services Sabden Baptist Church's guest preacher on Sunday is Mr Gerald Nor- cross. The service starts at 10 a.m. The Rev. Chris Ster- ry takes morning service at St Nicholas's CE Church at 9-30 a.m. and weekend Mass­ es at St Mary's RC are at 6 p.m. Satur­ day and 10-30 a.m. Sunday. The Methodist Church in Wesley Street is now closed for wor­ ship


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the back of the church for names of people able to do a half-hour watch.


As three book sales have proved so pop­ ular, another one will be held in Whalley Parish


children won two Rickwlck games and lost one ^ grant promised by Ribble Valley the borough council.


Schools cricket tour­ nament. Although the team qualified for the final, they were defeated by St Michael and St John's, Ciitheroe.


Church from 10 No games a.m. until 4 p.m. on There will be no Saturday and Mon- games evening for day and from noon until 4 p.m. on Sun­ day.


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After school on Tues­ day there will be a pastoral party in school.


Hedgehogs When members of Whalley Mothers' Union meet in the primary school on Tuesday they will hear a talk by Sue Lewis of the Hedge- ■ hog Rescue Service,'


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Whalley Senior Cit­ izens on Saturday, but the group resumes on May 31st


Methodist Church Empty audit Hall.


in the


whist - V. Dugdale and D. Farnsworth. Gents - H. Hardy and G. Walmsley. Dominoes - E. Grindley and J. Hartley.


accompanied by one G ym Club of those rescued. A gymnastic club is


Communion at 7 p.m. being organised at will be followed by the talk at 7-30.


Milkshakes I m Small school with magical touch


IT might only be small, but St Mary's Primary School at Osbaldcston has proved that when it comes to team work, size doesn't matter. The school’s lag rugby team look on several schools, many of them much larger, from the


nibble Valley and Black­ burn area in an inter-school competition organised by Blackburn RUFC.


Despite stiff competition, the team pushed themselves hard through a series of qualifying matches.


by Dennis West- who gave a talk on morland. Thanks “Water for Life”, were expressed to Water Aid is a leading those who had independent organi-


donated prizes for the draw and had given help and sup­ port.


Drink, drugs Slaidburn Young Farmers met -on Monday for an interesting and informative talk on drink and drug awareness by Carl Elliott, of the police. Andrew Harrison gave a vote of thanks.


tin last Sunday's nsored walk in the sunshine around • the Sabden valley


There is no meeting next week as it is the Bank Holiday. The next meeting is on June 2nd and is a talk, by : Roger Swales with his bug box in Slaidburn Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. Members are asked to bring £3.


TOSSIDE Old time dance


There was a good crowd-for an old


■ time dance held in


,; the community hall. - Music was played


Winners of the draw: M. Booth, , M.. Moorhouse, : R. Thwaite, • T. Stamhope, J. Simp­ son, B. Shuttle- worth, B. Harker, K. Lonsdale, I. Beecroft, : M. Stevenson and J. Gornall.


The next dance will been June 20th. •,


sation that enables' the world’s poorest


■ people to: gain' access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene education. These basic human rights underpin health education: and are. vital in , overcoming poverty. Water related dis­ eases are the second'


Worship Sunday morning wor-. . ,


- and will be led by the Rev. Tim Thor-


A warm welcome is extended to all. '


.P®- Water for lifeL


At the Waddington WI meeting, presi-- dent Miss Hylda:


- biggest killer of chil- dren worldwide claiming 5,000 lives in a day. Water Aid’s vision is of a world - where everyone has access to safe water and sanitation. :, - : • Mrs Audrey-Barnes


ship at Waddington; interesting and edu-


Methodist Church cational talk.' will be at 10-30 a.m. ipj^g resolutions were


then read, the first


In a nailbiting final, good teamwork and strong deter­ mination prevailed and enabled the St Mary’s


• squad to finish as worthy winners.


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Our picture shows the winning team with the trophy, (s)


Emsden. All mem­ bers , who had booked tickets for the show in Man­ chester to see


The Sunday Club invites everyone to fun and games at a milkshake morning at Hawthorne Farm, Barrow, home of the Ten­ nant family, on Sat- uday. May 31st from 10 a.m .'to 2 p.m.,


Meet the animals, join in the scavenger hunt, listen to the storyteller and enjoy sandwiches,- cakes and biscuits - plus milkshakes.


Guided tours.


On the last Friday of each month during summer, the vicar.


Uchenna Odenigbo, of the Spiritan Fathers, at the Eng­ lish Martyrs' RC The tour on Sunday Church on Sunday.


“ Seven Brides for The British Province Seven Brothers” were asked to bring a retainer to the next • meetiong' which will be in the Methodist School room on June 10th. The speaker, Mrs Alison Chester, will give a talk entitled


of the group is actively engaged in various pastoral and


casts of society and “ those who fall through the cracks in the floorboards of life” .


at 7-30 p.m. will be about the windows. The cost of £5 includes a glass of wine..


to the Pickwick" Committee had not arrived. A letter was to be sent to the borough. Parish councillor June Brown emphasised the unity expressed by the Action Group, Chamber of Trade, Pickwick Committee and Parish Council in community mat­ ters.


go that they can be


Last Saturdays win- - brought back into ners were: Ladies


use, the borough council has request­ ed an audit of all empty private and commercial proper­ ties. This was circu- lated to all parish councillors and would be submitted to the borough council.


Whalley Primary W e b s I tS


School on Wednes- ipbe names of new days after school, committee person­


This will be led by parent : : John Smethurst, a Com­ monwealth Games gold and bronze jj;


that 20 Year 2 chil­ dren attend it is pos­ sible the club will be extended to Year 3.


Books Books may be ordered from School link either through the school, cheques being brought tomorrow or on line.


Details are on


The school reference - number


is the Rev. Chris Ster- _ . , “ 0004331966. :• ..


ry, will be giving Parish COUnCII guided tours of All of the following Whalley Parish items were taken Church.


nel were to be sent to the organiser of the parish council website.


pointed out medallist. If fewer that some of the


information dis­ played was out of date.


United Utilities The recent disruption to the Whalley resi-


leaflets sent home ^ with children.


dents and business­ es' water supply was of concern. The clerk would write to the water authority. foulino


The dog warden would be alerted again about the con­ tinuing problem o f ' dog fouling, particu­ larly near the -village primary school.


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Whalley Parish Th® lengthsman is Council approved at


r^Lro^!-^ '™''kmg in the its May meeting, village on Wednes-


development work, f\|gyy c h o i f The new choir for the ,NeW tOiletS


“Hearing Dogs for The British Province Deaf People” . Tea ' works in this coun­ hostesses are Mrs V. Snape, • Mrs M. Staines and Mrs V., Towler.


try and in Australia, Ghana, , Ireland,


• Nigeria, , Rome South Africa and the USA. -


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thanked Mr ChUfCh S e r v ic e Wilcock • for an


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one: -“Inappropriate imprisonment- of severely mentally ill” was put forward by Mrs Marian Bar- row. The second one “ Ban on. bottom , . „


West -Bradford Methodist Church at 2 p.m. will be led , by Deacon Janet Edwards. Everyone; welcome.


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will rehearse again on Monday night at 7-30 p.m. at 'the English Martyrs' RC Church. New members; particu-' larly men, are still


As social gatherings p -. rranged this sum-


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The next meeting is due to take place on 'T re e c h e c k s Thursday, -June The question of an 19th.


Ribble Valley, which A response is awaited meets in Whalley, from Ribble Valley


Borough Council following a meeting between Whalley Parish Council and members of the bor-


annual tree check was raised, as well as the possibility of a discount from the company currently used. This will be discussed at later su b -c om m i t t e e meetings.


after .'mass on Sun- . v ^K e , Stall . days' are popular,. Today there will be a tjUriai grOUnU


i,.j ley Primary School


ough council about Gardens the new toilets for The contractor for the village. This is the Abbey gardens because of commer­ cial confidentiali­ ties.


four more have been .- cake stall at Whal- Coun. Mike Fallon anan^uu 1-1110 ouixi-.


meet . . . . . . . . . . in. .fo.r. .m.e.d. . . th.e. ------- War memorial "i®®- The first is on to raise money for ing that at a recent Mr George Hardman, , trawling” "which MiSSIOn a p p e a l . . .


Emsden welcomedcauses catastrophic An appeal for the, everyone and intro-'r- loss of-marine life,', work of-the-Holy


■ duced the speaker:' was.explained by •-. Ghost Fathers was Mr Chris.Wilcock; - president? :':Miss ' made.- by -Father,


June 8th when there - the friends in the will be refreshments : Bethany group in and a cake stall run Tanzania. ■ The by the Thursday . cakes, costing 40p group. To mark the each, will be sold at feast- of Corpus morningbreak ,, Christ! on Sunday It is important that Followingthesugges- there will be exposi- Key Stage 1 chil- , tion of Coun. Steve tion of the blessed dren bring the cor- sacrament from 2: rect money in a p.m.-'ending with - named envelope and benediction at 4- Key Stage 2 pupils p.m;' To 'ensure' a must also bring the continuous watch,; rightchange. there is a chart at A group of- Year 5


meeting representa­ tives from Wiswell questioned the equi­ table provision of funding from th e - two parishes.


Barker, it was decid­ ed that the borough council should be


who does a great deal of work on the war memorial in front' of the old grammar, school, told the parish council that the con­ tractor had still not arrived. A letter to the contractor was to be sent pointing-


contacted regarding:,-': that out, othenvise,; the number of Band, .work would be alio-. D residents in the : -cated to another ,- two parishes.


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would also be taking responsibility for the planting and presentation of Vale Gardens.


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