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; cricket teani were' 'disappointed to see


?their teani lose to St . James’s in a tightly


G u id 6S - ■ ' fought match.


• World. The unit, : based in Langho, is having a busy week- end'on June 20th .and 21st taking part.


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Third-Langho (St F u n d a y , - ■ Mary’s) Guides are FamilyJun days are Changing' ■ the held in Low Moor ; •Club on Sundays when.families are welcome;-There is open, air'; seating;


' in a record breaking • attempt courtesy of • ■ the giant sleepover. which should result


.. in the girls becom- : ' ing record breakers. •The challenge is to be . part ■ of - the biggest-worldwide


tooth brush. All 21 girls and four lead­ ers will be sleeping away overnight and have lots of fun activities planned, including a movie night with take­ away pizza supper.


taking part in the church parade for uniformed groups.,


Charity stall : The Guides will be running a charity stall and coffee shop to raise funds for Save the Children on Sunday morning in St. Mary’s Hall,


p.m. There will be various


stalls


• including books, toys, bric-a-brac, and plants, and the Guides and leaders will be busy baking a selection of deli­ cious cakes for visi­ tors’ delectation. „


•If anyone can support the Guides in any way, it will be appre­ ciated.


, behind - the ; club ' Where parents can


' . relax while the chip dren have fun play-


, . ing oh a bouncy cas- '-'tle.


NEWTON


multi location sleep- p am i lv fu n • ' - oyer, and also the ^ largestsunultaneous:


evening was i„ Newton.Vil-


lage Hall, which was w e l l - a t te n d e d . There was a party disco, enjoyed by children and adulte alike, followed by a barbecue supper. There was also a tombola and raffle.


Sarah Pope,-Justine Whitaker, Marie Beattie, Mary Beat- tie, Marie Bennett, Paul Wilson,Bever- ley Alpe, • Kate Robinson and Anna Robinson.


PENDLETON


Gruelling walk A fantastic £630 boost was given to


the Pendleton Vil­ lage Hall improve­ ment fund by vil­ lager Vicky ^


Dancers set for variety performance


YOUNG dancers from the Ribbic Val- - ley will show they have got talent this weekend.


Thirty youngsters, who are taught by Aiuia Dakin, will be performing a variety show at Bolton-by-Bow-


■ land village hall on Sunday after­ noon.


Children aged between three and 12 ■ from the village and surrounding


area will be singing and dancing to All proceeds from the event will be music from "Mamma Mia", "Oliv- donated to the Multiple Sclerosis Society.


er" and "High School Musical" among others. The young thespi- ans will also perform their.own script titled "The Wolf, Red and Three Little Pigs". .


Anna opened the dance school in January and this is the first show Dancers are pictured practising being performed by her pupils..


Anyone wishing to be event was sponsored Institute.


Edmondson; She WIZSrd QO! undertook a gru- Members of Read elling 96-mile walk Theatrical Society of the West High­ land Way and gained sponsorship for her efforts.


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For more information -Battling through all contact Ms Wez weathers, the walk


Hollin (Guider-in- charge) on-01254 823174:-or 07974 712232 or e-mail stmarysguides@live .co.uk


' Father’s day St Leonard's CE Pri­ mary School,-Lang- ■ ho, are holding a


held ayery success-, ful coffee morning ; on; Saturday in ' Read ;CE School; raising: around £150.


took her eight days.. Entertainment was


having a well-eariied rest, she thanks everyone who spon­ sored her. •-.■•.


Concert ' A - Slipper concert "Songs for Summer'-' by the Pendleton


from noon to 3 p.m. in the school. There will be lots of activi­ ties including a bar­ becue, bar, name the famous father quiz, bouncy castle and slide and a tug-of- war. All welcome.


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Pool In. the Men’s Pool


• 5-2 against Whalley ■ Conservative Club.


meeting in Read CE Schoolon June 30th. at 7 p.m.-There are 12 parts to be cast plus chorus and chil­ dren and backstage help. •


RIBCHESTER . .


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Father's Day event • Singers was a great Sunday, June 21st, . success. Songs from


Hall meeting ‘


There will be a meet­ ing of Pendleton Village Hall com mittee on Wednes-


;45 p.m. All residents are welcome.


Summer . League, History SOCloty Low Moor Club’s A At; the meeting of team won in the cup -pendleton Histori-


-. The club’s men’s darts team .won 4-3- against the Royal .British Legion'Club.


Cricket The supporters::of ■ Low Moor Club’s ';


cal Society, which takes place tonight, -


names.. The meet-: ing, in Pendleton Village Hall, starts at 7-30 p.m. and all are welcome.


Now back at home by the junior mem- rHlISh W31K, bers of the group Thanks to the" initia- who - performed-itive of Trish Morey, “Follow the Yellovv; Brick Road” with Dorothy, The Good Sorceress; of the North, ; .various munchkins, includ­ ing the Mayor, Bar­ rister and. Coroner. Eveyone had a part to play giving them a iittie bit of star­ dom . Parents and friends . ra n ,'th e kitchen and various stalls; ;The bonus ball number -two iyas .won by Gary


folk, film, television, the West End and Broadway were per­ formed. Proceeds are for the village hall and the Pendle­ ton Singers.


^g].g given by


a member . of Hothersall Parish Council, the first event of the Hother­ sall Community Boost programme was a parish walk. The -weather was


entire parish turned out for a four-mile


their cheerleading routine, (s) ,


involved in anyway .-by the Ribble Valley MCs were Mrs E. should attend a ' Borough Council to Hartley (dominoes) boost communal and Mrs E. Jackson activities in small (whist), rural centres; other Whist : winners: villages could do Ladies — Mrs M. well to imitate this initiative.


Festival • . \


Full details of the ' Ribchester Festival, which started last night, are available on the web-site: -www.ribehestermu- sictestiyal.co.uk or from the box office -ondl254 878881;


of St Church evening.


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The show will start at 2 p.m. and tickets cost £2.50 for adults and £1 for children. To book, or for more details about the dance classes, contact Anna on 01200 441920.


Matthew King. Junior girls-Lucy Pilkington. Junior achievement award -Libby Smith. - Tug-of-war. trophy - Rimington seniors.


Bleasdale,-Mrs M. Egg-throwing - Jud-


Robinson, Mr S. Results. Hogg.-


Haworth, Mrs K. Nowell, Mrs A. Taylor, Mrs H. Grainger, S. Taylor, Mr. F. Giles.


ideal for walking, Field day . .. out, everyone is


,


trek via the Ribble Way, past Hother-. sail Hall, crossing. . the newly-harvested


Smith; Guess the v grasslands to Par- name of the bear.: sonageFarm, mak- was Mr Goodwin..


day, June24th, a t7- • 0iive Bennett to. who:


•


everyone worked so ' hard, especially. Mary Seafud and Jean.


Sue Holden - will Preparations'have speak on - place . already.begun for


• '.“Pied


. ing their way back again to Hothersall. Michael Pearson, assisted by Michael Finch; gave helpful hints about the geol- . ogy and the crops.


•Johnson for: their .The: ladies of .the musical contribu- parish had prepared tions. :


the November pan­ tomime ■


Piper” .with- new producer, director. Jeff Makinson.


Any remaining tick- SpOltS d ay ets will be on sale in The Coulthurst the entrance porch Jubilee sports field, in Rimington, was a hive of activity on Saturday when the annual Rimington.


Wilfrid’s each


........ ____ ousweather.


ester Field Day on Saturday. The fore­ casts, seem to- be favourable. In the meantime, entries are being prepared for the various class- and floats and


.RIMINGTON


a splendid tea, WhIst drive which was very wel- A pie and peas supper come. I t all added was served at the


up to a very happy afternoon,', walking an d : talking to • neighbours in the


: whist and domino .' drive organised by 'the -management . committee of Rim­


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Dewhurst, Scott Juddson Hickey McKenzie 10-11 yret Maciis Leaver and - Mark Devvh’


: 8-9 yrs - Luke Wat;-


' terson,- :(Matthevy King, Marcus


: .Leaver. :6-'7;yrs, - •-iTo'm Altham,' Jack' ; Watferson^ Toby vi Greenhalgh’4-5 yrs fJi- &muel Entvyistle, Sam Smith. • .


Girls:; 10-11 ryrs £


tSusanne J9nes;' .T Eleanor .\TOte, Erin' ; Fielding. 8-9 yrs:.


; Sophie ^:Altham, . Becky Pilkihgton, ■ Sophie Curran.6-7' ■yrs Annabelle White, Lednie


Jack Wolfenden, :Girls:"10-ll yrs -1 James Grummettr';. Eleanor White and


urst, S Luke Wattersoh; Sports results


Eliza Fielding, Erin • Fielding and Emily


G r e e n h a l g h , '- Susanne Jones and Georgia Leaver. 8-9 .


yrs - Sophie Altham V and Becky Pilking. : ton, Eliza Fielding '


and Sophie Curran; - ' Indie Hickey and ' Ebony Alderson. 6- ■ 7 y rs -L u cy Pilk- ington and Jenny


Pilkington,Leonie Robinson and Alice Curran, Tom


Altham and Jack Watterson.


Robinson/ Alice Mixed: 6-7 yrs -


Curran. Five and Libby Smith and under - Eleanor Robinson,- Hattie ■Varley, Alicia Bir- chall.


Potato race. Boys: 12- 16 - Richard Hart-


Winckley, Joseph


• Duckworth. 8-9 yrs - Juddson Hickey, Matthew. -King, Marcus Leaver. 6-7


• yrs - Jack Watter- sqn, Tony Greenhal- gii, Tom Altham. 4- 5 yrs - Freddie Wade, Sam Smith, 'Samuel Entwistle.


Girls: 10-11 yrs - - Eleanor White, Megan King, Emily- Greenhalgh. 8-9 yrs


. - Ebony Alderson, Indie Hickey, Becky Pilkington. 6-7 yrs-


: Lucy Pilkington, Leonie Robinson, Alice Curran. 4-5 yrs - Eleanor Robinson, Alicia Birchall, Hattie Varley.


. Sam Smith, Tom Altham and FVeddie Wade, Evie Alder- , son and Alicia Bir- chall.


race. Boys: 12-


ley, Levi Nicholson. 15 _ Richard Hart- 10-11 yrs - Mark Dewhurst,- Mark


■ ley, Levi Nichnol- son. 10-11 yrs - Joseph Duckworth, Jack Wolfenden, Jamie Crane. 8-9 yrs: - Matthew King, Juddson Hickey, Marcus Leaver. 6-7 yrs - Tom Altham, Jack ’ Watterson, Toby Greenhalgh.


Girls:,.10-ll yrs - Eleanor White, Megan King, Emily


■ Greenhalgh 8-9 yrs - Becky Pilkington, Indie Hickey, Sophie Curran. 6-7


••yrs - joint 1st,: Libby Smith and


• Lucy Pilkington, Jenny Pilkington. 6: yrs - Alice Curran,


■ Evie Alderson, Jenny Pilkington.


■ 10'ii: Mixed: 4-5 yrs-Sam


Barker, M. Wellock. dson Hickey ( j u n - f i i l M n n r Gents - Mr 'M. iors), . Stephen ' Davies, Mrs M. • Dewhurst (seniors).


Flat race. Boys: 12-15 Dominoes: Mrs P. yrs - joint 1st,


Richard Hartley and Levi Nicholson. 10-11 yrs - Mark Winckley, joint 2nd Mark IDewhurst arid Joseph Duck­ worth. 8-9 yrs - Matthew . King, Luke Watterson, Marcus Leaver. 6-7 yrs - Jack Watter­ son, Tom Altham, Toby Greenhalgh.


took place in glori-. -4-5 yrs - Sam Smith, Freddie


dayfortheRibch- ^^ny events was as ki. /hi p rh p / Competition in the Wade, Joe Czapows-


keen as ever and the' Girls:- 10- l l : yrs - refreshment stall of . Emily Greenhalgh, home-made goodies, sweets arid .ice creain ' proved extremely popular.


rehearsals are in full swing.


ing activities, a bar­ becue brought to a close this popular village occasion.


'


Trophies were pre­ sented by Richard. Sherrasto:


Senior boys - joint • 1st, Mark Dewhurst and Levi Nicholson. Senior girls: - Eleanor White who


Sophie Altham, 'p]j|.g0.]0ggg(j. gQyg. Slow, bicycle race. Becky Pilkington. ig - is yrs - Shaun Boys: 11 and over-


Eliza Fielding, Eleanor White. 8-9 yrs-Sophie Curran,


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6-7 yrs-Lucy Pilk­ ington, Leonie Robinson, Libby Smith. 3-5 yrs joint 1, Eleanor Robinson and Alicia Birchall, Hattie . Varley. Toddlers: under 3 - Serena Cummings, Eloise Czapowski, Harri-. son Crane. -


• ..•community.- The ^ ington Memorial Junior boys . - Nicholson, StephenMatthew King and. son, 'Tom Altham


also vyon the senior Egg and spoon. Boys- achievement award. . 12-15 yrs - Levi


Wolferideri viiand James Gruinmett, Joseph'D iiclcworth and . , ■ Mark Dewhurst; 29 yrs--


Robinsori,;; Lucy Pilkington, Alice Curran. 4-5 yrs - Eleanor Robinson^ Alicia Birchall. . '.


Duckworth;.; and Richard Hartley, Levi Nicholson and; Stephen Dewhurst,' Scott'Mackenzie arid James Prici' 10-; 11’ yrs Mark Winckley and Jamie Crane,


• Jack . . ,


Levi"' Nicholson, Richard Hartley,


Mark Winckley. 10 y r s j o i n t - 1st,.


Joseph Duckworth. and


.Mark,


Dewhurst, Jack Wolfenden, James Grummett. 8 yrs - Marcus; Leaver, Matthew Ki.ngi Juddson Hickey. 6-7, yrs - Toby Green­ halgh, 'Jack Watter-


S um m e r fair


The sun shone for St, ■'Mary's RC Church


ley, Levi Nicholson. 9-11 yrs - Mark Dewhurst, Jamie Crane,


Jack


Wolfenden. 8-9 yrs- Juddson Hickey, Matthew King, Marcus Leaver. 6-7 yrs - Tom Altham, Toby Greenhalgh, Jack Watterson. 4-5 yrs - Freddie Wade, Sam Smith, Samuel Entwistle.”


Girls: 10-11 y rs .-


Smith, Eleanor Robinson, Samuel


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Eleanor'White, Erin- . , Fielding, , Eliza


Skipping. Boys: 1215 yrs - Richard Hart­ ley, Levi Nicholson, James Price.-10-11 yrs — Mark Dewhurst', Mark; Winckley, Joseph. Duckworth. 7 jt's- Matthew King,. Jack Watterson, Toby Greenhalgh.


•Entwistle. 5 and under - Eleanor Robinson, Serena Parkinson.


■


Fielding. 8-9 y r s - Sophie Altham, Megan King, Erin Ebony Alderson;;


Becky Pilkington..' EpPj';® 6-7 yrs Leonie Sophie


Altham, Curran,


9 yr® r Becky Pilkington..


7-8 yrs - joint 1st, Lucy-:Pilkington, and Ebony Alder-: ton; Indie Hickey.,


contInuecJ Girls: 11 and over - Eleanor. White,


: Emily Greenhalgh, . Georgia Leaver. 10


. yrs - Erin Fielding, - Megan King, Susanne Jones. 8-9 yrs - Becky Pilk­ ington, Indie Hick­ ey, Sophie Curran. 7 yrs - Annabel White, Lucy Pilk­ ington, Libby Smith. '


..


Fast bicycle race. . Boys: 12-15 yrs - Levi Nicholson, Mark . Winckley, Jamie Crane. 10 yrs - Mark Dewhurst, Jack Wolfenden,


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groceries, bric-a- brac,' toys and gifts and there was a fab­ ulous plant stall, along with a tombola and raffle. Tea. and scones were served in the tea room and there was a chocolate fountain and bash


: Tony Greenhalgh, Indie Hickey


;. Joseph Duckworth. 8-9 yrs - Juddson Hickey, Matthew King, ' Marcus Leaver. 7 and under - Tom Altham, ,, ...,


: the cans game. There was an excel­ lent turnout and it is hoped a good sum will have been raised for church funds. The winner of a lucky numbers competition was Liz McGinley who won £25 and the raffle, winners were Marcus Muldoon, Bill Thorpe of the- Pendle Witch, Jean Dearden, Pauline Stansfield, Anne Parsons, Vi Rob­ son, Owen Coyle, Alex . McGinley, Marie Roberts.


Bingo for another prize


Emily Greenhalgh, Georgia Leaver. 10 yrs- Eliza Fielding, Erin Megan King. 9 yrs - Becky Pilkington,' Sophie Altham, Sophie Curran. 7 and under - Lucy


■ Pilkington, Libby Smith, Jenny Pilk­ ington.


Wellie throwing. Boys: 12-15 yrs - James Price, Levi


: Mark Dewhurst, Jack Wolfenden, Joseph Duckworth. Girls: '9-11 yrs -


• ■ Emily Greenhalgh, Erin Fielding,


• Megan King. Mixed: 8-9 yrs - Matthew King,


^e eyes down ,


Girls- 11 vrs - bingo, night in St Eleanor - White, Mary’s Community


Fie7ding;- f°'-,botb children and adults . and admission.is £5 adults and £2 chil­ dren, and includes bingo cards-'and supper of sandwich­ es and cakes. Money raised will go towards the cost of refurbishment of the hall.


Hall on Thursday, July 2nd, from 7-30 p.m. I t is suitable


Children learn about the ‘Crowning of Mary’


CHILDREN at a Ribble Valley prep school have been learning about an ancient tradition - the “Crowning of Mary”.


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Nicholson, Richard The new Hartley. 10 yrs


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plete arid work is due to start soon on new doors and win­ dows.


Fund-raising needs to.continue, howev-


According to historians, the Crowning of Mary has its roots in the belief that Mary, as Jesus’ mother, was a perfect follower of


- Christ, the . absolute “crown” of creation.


■ er, for the remodel­ ling and improve- S d IVIcGS ments - planned'pjijg;y00ij0ii9Sabden inside.


Juddson . Hickey, Bowling


under - Tom Club's next compe- Altham,' Toby tition is the Walter Greenhalgh, joint Beesley mixed dou- 3rd Alice Curran bles this Saturday, and Jenny Bilking- . The committee will ton. 7 and under - meet tonight in the Lucy Pilkington, pavilion.


joint 2nd, Jack Open garden Watterson and ipjjg open garden


Libby Smithy event at the home Annabel White. 5


and under - Sam Smith, Harrison


: Crane. .


100 Club Rimington Recre­ ation Association’s 100 club winners in


May were: Allen


Hoi (£50),


of Hazel and Row­ land Lansdell, for


Baptist Church wel- comes Patrick Ingle


Indie Hickey. 7 and Sabden Bowling' as ^est.preacher to


its Sunday service at 10 a.m.' •


The-Rev.- Norman Atty will again offi­ ciate at the family service in St Nicholas’s Church at 9-30 a.m. and


■ weekend Masses at St Mary’s RC are at 6 p.m. Saturday and 10-30 a.m. Sunday.


r N S a T c a r - B a g s a n d bling.


dens Scheme, was a Instead of its usual huge success a n d ; monthly meeting


raised around £900 for various chari­ ties, including can­ cer charities.- :


1 ngWO r t h The couple.will-be Gillian holding another


Healey (£ 20), A. event on July 12th.


and S. ■ Fairfoot: PirrimS • ,. • (£10).


• . A strawberries and


To join contact: pinims party is 01200 445429.


Sabden Ladies',Cir­ cle is holding a jew­ ellery and handbag evening on Wednes­ day, June 25th, at 7- 30 p.m. to which all are welcome. I t takes place in St Nicholas's Church Hall..


.


Richard Sherras on- being held at Sab- vVdIKBib ' den House on Sun- The next outing for. day, July 12th, from' the Sabden Walkers


2 to 4 p.m. for St Nicholas's Church. Admission is £5 for


•adults arid £3 chil­ dren and there will be a cake stall.


summer fete on Sat- The annual event is ■ urday. Stalls sold being hosted by


, . .


■ home-made cakes, Peter and .Mandy. ■ preserves and cards, Dugdale.


is ori Wednesday, July 1st, when they, head off to Black Hill, Dean Farm and Ratten Clough. Anyone wanting to take part and enjoy a walk suitable for. all should meet at the rose garden in


Different traditions around the world celebrate Mary - sometimes at the begin­ ning of May.and some- times, as in the USA, on Mother’s Day. The Crown­ ing of Mary is a long-heid tradition at Oakhiil Coi- lege, in Whailey, where the Preparatory School gath­ ered in the Millennium Hali to take part in a spe­


the centre of the vil­ lage at 10-15 a.m.


Dancing- More people , are wanted to join in the afternoon tea dances in Sabden. They are open to all and tuition is given for the first hour, from 2 p.m., if you are a beginner and wish to learn to dance. The next one


• is in St Nicholas's Church Hall on Wednesday, July 8th, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.


Christian Aid The village collection for Christian Aid raised £617 which is much appreciated - by the charity.


Council . . Sabden Parish Coun­ cil will take a sum-


i mer break and meet again on Tuesday, August 4th, at 7-30 p.m.-


in -St


Nicholas's Institute. SIWIONSTONE


Fun night Tonight merabers of Simonstone -with Read Wl will hold a fun night in


cial assembly celebrating the life of Mary.


All the pupils came clutching flowers, which they placed around the college statue of Mary, and representa­ tives from all years of the school presented readings and prayers. Year 3 pupil


■ George Gaffing, who will make his first Holy Com­ munion later this year.


Simonstone Old School at 7-30 p.m.


•where favourite games will be played.


The Readstone Singers held a very successful concert entitled “Music and Magic in May,” to a very appreciative ■audience, which


• raised £200 towards St John’s Church Building Fund.


Following on from last month’s meet­ ing when members


• discussed the reso­ lution for the Gov­ ernment to provide funds to preserve


. the bee population, this was voted on at


; --the AGM in Lon-; don.


Also, at the las t ■ meeting, members, filled in a petition, to be presented to


• Ribble Valley Bor­ ough:- - Council,


. objecting most,- strongly, to .th e


. proposition to build 700 houses on a


-green belt site, ■ Hammond Field, in Read.


' ';


-This would double the size of the vil-


: lage and members • considered the idea unworkable, and


unacceptable.


At the meeting on July 16th, in the old


.. school at 7-30 p.m., Mr John Taylor wil speak about “Herbs for Health”.


SLAIDBURN


Talk . Slaidburn - Young Farmers met on Monday at Hunt-


.'leys Farm Shop where they had an enjoyable talk and tour by the owner, Eddie Cowpe. Members particu- lalrly enjoyed the free ice cream! A vote of thanks was given by John France.


Next w'eek’s meeting is a walk up Pendle Hill and members are to meet at


■ Downham Bridge : at 7 p.m.


TOSSIDE


Concert ^ . The summer concert by Slaidburn Silver Band is to be held in Tosside Commu­ nity. Hall on Sun­ day, June 28th at 2


placed a crown on Mary's head and four songs were


. sung. During the rest of the day pupils hung their own prayers on trees and bushes outside Pauiinus House - the final part of the tradition at Oakhiil.


Our picture shows children from Oakbill College’s Preparatory School at the Crowning of Mary, (s) .


p.m. During the interval scones with strawberries and cream and tea and coffee, ■ will be served. Admission to the concert is £2 and refreshments £ 1.


Fox festival The annual Tosside ■ Fox Festival is to be held on June 27th and 28th and the theme this year is TV programmes'. The foxes will he


■'out on display and maps showing their position will be available'from the community, hall, which will be open from 9 a.m. on both days.


There will also be a trail through the


/forest to find wood­ en foxes v/ith names relating to . pro­ grammes. Refresh­ ments, a tombola


• and other activities . will be available in the • community.


■ hall. This year visitors : who purchase a pro-


. .. gramme at £1 will have the chance to vote ■ for their • favourite fox. . : '


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president Miss Hylda Emsden wel­ comed everyone and introduced guest speaker Mr Alan Blackburn, whose talk was about antiques. Mr. Blackburn was born iri Clitheroe,' but now lives in Broughton. • -


He has broadcast on iaiicasiiii


to school on Mon­ days, reports PC Justin Brown. The walk begins at 230 a.m. from Calder- stones Park. •. . ■


After the retirement , of Mrs C. Hollgate as a r t and design technology teach­ ing assistant in Key ■ Stage 2 classes, Mrs


naa Radio Lancashire . , "


. A. Baptie has been appointed.


for 14 years valuing NGW OrgaPISt listeners’ treasures, A Polish student at and has a shop in Sto n y h u rs t. Col- the Lake District. He said , he admired Queen Victoria because she intro­ duced: Christmas trees and cards and after Prince Albert died, she made jet


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lege, ■ . Pawel Rziemieniecki, is playing the organ for services on Sun­ day mornings at the English Mar- tys'RC Church, ■Whalley.


very popular. Mr Children in : this Blackburn valued . year’s sacramental members’ . and guests’ antiques, one of which was an old newspaper telling of the sink­ ing of the Titanic. Others were ciga­ rette cards, post


programme will make their first, communion on Sunday, June 28th, followed a t 12-30 p.m. by the Caten-. ian President Sun­ day Mass.


cards, a Buddha Arrangements are to and a few pieces of : be made to visit St. silver, which he advised not ' to clean, but use soap and water. Mrs •Marian ' Wood


. thanked Mr Black- bum for an interest­ ing and amusing talk)


' arranged for Sep- ■ tember. Mrs Eliza- eth Underwood was looking for sponsors for


Hospice walk. The ■WI garden is now


looking well after VIslOPl 2 0 1 0 enthusiastic Full details of:the . Vision 2010 rede­ velopment plans' for


Wl


the. Starlight a


one member and hus­ band did the weed-


Two further mem­ bers did the plant- ing.


ing.


The next meeting will take place in the Methodist


. Schoolroom on Tuesday, July 14th, the speaker being


Tea hostesses are Mrs M. Garnett,


‘ Mrs D. Hammond and - Mrs S.


■ Hartshorne. ./• WEST -


BRADFORD " o n - in ' Whalley


Methodist Church ■vyill be" given a t the g e n e r a l c h u r c h meeting on Sunday' June 21st. Some- fund-raising has been done towards the £385,000 required.


Mrs Viki Mason on T o p h a n d s ' •


“The : Amazing -v^ijiners at this Brain”.


week's ■ Whalley Senior Citizens'


: Social were. Whist: Ladies - V. Dug­ dale, P. Wooff; Gents - G. Walms- • ley, J. Hull. Domi-


Church service The service on Sun-' day a t 2 p.m., in West Bradford.


Alan '-Bowles. - Everyone welcome.


■ noes:'M. Capstick,- _ J. Peel. The. next meeting ivill be on Saturday a t 6-45 p.m. Inquiries on 01254 822988.


Methodist Church, 'Cholr night' will be led by Mr y^jjgy Voices will hold a full rehearsal


=a\r


'The summer fair at Whalley Primary . School is on July


on Monday night at English Martyrs' RC: Church, 'The Sands, Whalley, at 7-30 p.m.


Inquiries for book­ ings and new mem­ bers on 01254■ 824312.


John's Cathedral, Salford,'on Friday, September 25th to view the relics of St Therese of Lisieux. A lis t of those wishing to go is at the back of ' t he church.


An outing to Martin 0 o o k e d u p Q®®" The Italian evening


a t the home of Peter and Elizabeth Bolton, to raise funds for 'Whalley Methodist Church is fully booked.


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