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Final reminder Barrow Action Group meeting is being held on Monday, Novem­ ber 9th at 7 p.m. in Barrow School. All residents of Barrow village are welcome to go along and put forward ideas.


Date change The next meeting of Friends of Barrow School will be the AGM and will now be held on Monday, November 16th at 8 p.m. in The Swan, Whalley. Everyone welcome.


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The Ribble Valley Mayor Coun., Bever­ ley Jones and her consort Mr Howel Jones will be in attendance.


BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND


Winners Whist winners at the drive held in Bolton- by-Bowland Village Hall were: Ladies - M. Parker, M. Kay, D. Thackray. Gents - B. Barker, M. Robinson, E. Thackray.


Wreath laying A parade, including members of Whalley and District Royal British Legion, will assemble at Billing- ton Gardens, Billing- ton, at 2-30 p.m. for march off a t 2-45 p.m. The parade will proceed to Billington War Memorial for a wreath laying serv­ ice with the Black- bum Sea Cadets and Mannes leading the way headed by Accrington Pipe Band.


by-Bowland Young Farmers' Club met on Monday evening, to go ten-pin bowl­ ing in Blackburn. A fun evening was enjoyed by all.


Next week’s meeting is beef judging at Hellifield, members are to meet at 6-45 p.m. in the village. Congratulations are also to be made to Adam Thomber and Hannah Robinson who came second and third respective­ ly, in the Member of the Year competi­ tion. .


CHATBURN


Choir concert The popular Hasling- den Choir, with musical director Susan Hargreaves, will be appearing at Christ Church, Chatburn, tomor­ row. There will also be a guest soloist. Tickets are £5 and include wine and cheese.


CHIPPING


First Aid A first aid for the appointed person course is being run at Chipping Village Hall on Saturday, November 28th from 10 a.m. Places are limited. For fim- ther information contact Kate on 01995 61033.


Dominoes: F, Taylor, P. Metcalfe, D. Knight, E. Knowel, H. Grainger, V. Giles.


Bowling Indoor bowls has now started every Thurs­ day evening in Chip­ ping Village Hall from 7-30 p.m. New members are most welcome to come along and have a go.


particular interest were the skirmishes which he experi­ enced during the Ice­ landic Cod War.


At the next meeting on Tuesday, Novem­ ber 17th, Janet Edmunds will be speaking on “The History of Goos- nargh Mill”.


It was also announced that the new 2009 edition of “Longer Sen” - a miscellany of family and local history articles pro­ duced by members and friends, is now available.


As usual, the meeting will be held in St. Mary’s Community Hall at 7-45 p.m.; new members and visitors will be most welcome.


The three-course meal will be followed by dancing to the renowned band from Bolton, “The Right Stuff” and a charity auction will also take place. Tables for 10 or individuals. Tick­ ets are £30 per per­ son and may be booked from Mrs Sarah Ormerod on 01200 426287/ 07811918306/sormer od@talktalk.net


late Mr Don Nichol­ son, of Middop, is in aid of the Marie Curie Charity.


GRINDLETON


The next informal ses­ sion is on Sunday, December 6th at the same venue from 2 p.m.


For more information contact 01772 864289 or visit the new web site www. c h ip p in h is to ry . org.uk


GISBURN


Public speaking Some members of Gis- burn Young Farm­ ers’ Club took part in the annual public speaking competi­ tion held at Oxen- hope Primary School. In the junior reading Annabel Coar gained second prize.


The next drive will be on Wednesday, November 25th.


Young farmers Members of Bolton-


Local history “Life on a Deep Sea Trawler” was the topic for Dr Isaacs talk at the meeting of Chipping Local History Society’s winter programme. He gave an illustrat­ ed and witty insight into the day-to-day routines aboard, during his 10 years as the electrician; of


Next week’s meeting is beef judging at John Mellin’s Farm, in Long Preston.


Charity ball start the festive sea­ son in style at a fan­ tastic evening of fine dining, dancing and fun at Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn, on Friday, November 13th from 7-30 p.m. The ball, organised in memory of the


Remembrance A special service of Remembrance and Holy Communion vpill take place in St Ambrose Church, Grindleton, on Sun­ day morning at 9-30 a.m.


Time Out The next meeting of Time Out will take place on Monday in St Ambrose Church parish room at 7-30 p.m. The speaker will be Miss Barbara Bingham who will give an illustrated talk on “The Pil­ grims’ Route to San­ tiago de Campostel- la”. For further details about Time Out contact Mrs Margaret Haynes on 01200441498.


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All are welcome at these meetings.


HURST GREEN


Gift day The rector and church­ wardens of St Ambrose Church are grateful to everyone who gave donations at the recent ^ t day when over £2,000 was raised for church funds.


Bonfire The village bonfire and firework display takes place on Grindleton Playing Fields tonight. The fire will be lit at 6 p.m. followed by the firework display at 6-30 p.m. There will be sausage butties, hot drinks and cakes. For those bak­ ing cakes take them along tonight.


HARROP FOLD


Raffle A reminder that coun­ terfoils for the grand gourmet draw should be returned by Sunday, Novem­ ber 15th. 'The draw will take place at the Canapes for Christ­ mas evening by Michael Heathcote, of the Duke of York Hotel, on Wednes­ day, November 18th in Grindleton Pri­ mary School hall at ,7-30 p.m.


Fellowship On Sunday the guest speaker at Harrop Fold Fellowship was The Rev. Ian Jami­ son, of Blackpool, a baptist minister who travels all over the country preaching the Gospel. He orig­ inates from South Africa and he spoke on the theme of “The Church as the Bride of Christ,” encouraging every­ one to be ready for the return of Jesus Christ.


'Tickets, which are going well for this event, are priced at £10 each and are available from Carol Pye tel. 01200 441507 or any St Ambrose Church member.


Tonight at 7-45 p.m. the Bible Study will take place when the guest speaker will be Pastor David Aimer, of Bishop Auckland, in County Diuham. Also a well-known Bible teacher who also hails from South Africa.


Bonfire Night Don’t forget tonight the heat will be on the Bailey field, behind Hurst Green Memorial Hall as the football and cricket club host a bonfire night for all the village. The fire will be lit a t 6-30 p.m., with fireworks being let off from 7 p.m.


Rochdale, who is a converted Indian Guru, and travels the all over the world preaching the Chris­ tian message in Europe, Africa, America and Aus­ tralia.


Money raised from this event will go to the Legacy of Rain­ bow House in Pre­ ston. The event begins at 7-30 p.m. and tickets are avail­ able from Gill Mac- Donnell, 01254- 826378.


will provide enter­ tainment and there will be wine and nib­ bles, tickets are just £5.


Admission is free, but a collection will be made and donations towards the cost of the fireworks are most welcome. Hot food will be available afterwards in St Peter’s Club.


Race night Hurst Green Football and Cricket Club are presenting a race night in St. Peter’s Club on Saturday, November 14th. This event will raise money to help this sports club support its successful teams. The first race will be a t 8-30 p.m. and everyone is invited to attend for a fun night out.


Whist drive There were 19 tables in play at the whist and domino drive held in Knowle Green Village Hall. The next drive will be on Monday at 7- 30 p.m. Admission is £1.50 including tea and biscuits and all are most welcome.


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Concert The annual Carrie Steingold student concert will be held in Knowle Green Village Hall on Sat­ urday, November 14th a t 7 p.m. Admission is £6, including a light sup­ per and all are wel­ come to come along and support Carrie's talented students.


Lunch concert The lunchtime con­ cert in Knowle Green Village Hall today will feature the pianist Clare Hammong.


The concert next Thursday will fea­ ture Qian Wu on vio­ lin accompanied by Russell Lomas on piano.


Bring along comfort­ able shoes and an open mind or tel. 01254 989394 for information or check out the village web site: www.knowle- green.org.uk for vil­ lage events.


Hebrew Roots?", "How did we loose them" and finally, " What Next? Lessons from Joseph".


Gift night Friend’s of St. Joseph’s are holding a Christmas gift fair at the Shireburn Arms next Thurs­ day, November 12th. There will be an array of stalls including cards, jew­ ellery, cosmetics, cakesand wooden gifts.


Start your Christmas shopping in your own village and help St. Joseph’s school raise money for much


Next Sunday at 2 p.m. the Rev. Lex


Song evening. St John’s is hosting an evening entitled “Warm songs for a winter evening,” on Friday, November 13th. 'The popular June Baker singers


resources.Doors open at 7-30 p.m. and entry is free.


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Clean up Volunteers with mops, brushes and clothes or just lots of energy are required on Sat­ urday, November 21st at 9 a.m., to help clean the Memorial Hall and prepare it for the Hurst Green’s got talent show.


Remembrance The young men of Knowle Green who gave their lives in the service of their coim- try will be remem­ bered at


Film Club A new -ventiue begin­ ning on Monday, December 14th, is a film club in St. John’s Hall. More details will be pub­ lished as they are known, but it is hoped that this will be a monthly event on each second Monday of the month. More details


Got talent Tickets for Hurst Green’s got talent show are selling fast, the Satmday night is all sold out, but some tickets still remain for Friday, November 27th. Tickets cost £8, con­ tact Gill for details 01254826378


The Act of Remem­ brance will take place at 10-50 a.m. around the village war memorial where the names of the men are recorded and a two minutes silence will be observed.


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Come along and give thanks to God and remember with thankfulness those who made the ulti­ mate sacrifice for the physical peace and freedom we enjoy today. Knowle Green Church will be holding a Hebraic Day on Sat­ urday, November 14th starting with coffee at 10 a.m., fol­ lowed by various seminars entitled: "Why Hebrew , Roots", "What are


Wreaths -will be laid in memory of the men and after this the service will continue in the warmth of the church.


Family walk The Low Moor Club monthly family walks ended for this year with a walk from Hurst Green along the rivers Hodder, Ribble and Calder finishing with a walk round Stonyhurst College. Thanks were expressed to Mick and Eila Richardson who organised the walks.


Snooker Low Moor Club B snooker team won 10-2 against Rim- ington B. The A team drew 6-6 \vith Rimington A.


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The men’s team won 5-4 against Buck Inn, Paythorne and the ladies team lost 5-4 to the British Legion Club.


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A very successful Hal- lowe’en party was held on Saturday for young and older members of the club.


Qian is currently studying at Royal Acedemy of Music working towards a M.Mus degree and her programme will include Beethoven's C minor Sonata.


To book for the con­ certs tel. 01254 826948.


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