is /iCIitheroe Advertiser &TimesjMTiursday, August 20th, 2009


HARROP FOLD


Fellowship' 'V On Sunday the Rev.


I -Lex Thakurj - of Rochdale, spoke on


. ' his visits to India, Africa and Norway


. to Harrop Fold Fel­ low sh ip . '- i He


; : explained that'huge - crowds of up . to 5,000 people attend­ ed the meetings. He


“ spoke on our need to have firm faith in Jesus . Christ and this will counteract fear. Mr Thakur will b e . returning I to


* India shortly, but will be back a t Har­ rop in November at both the Thursday,


M Bible Study and ■Sunday afternoon servica '


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Tonight Mr; .Ray- - mond Moore.will • take ' th e i-B ib le Study.


On Sunday the speak­ er will be Mr A; B. Robertson, of Pre-


. evening commences ' a t 7-30 p.m; • ' ‘


AGM


■The AGM of: Knowle Green Village Hall ' will be held in.the


,' hall o n . Monday, September 7th a t 7-


. 30 p.m. Everyone is • most welcome and


/ offers to join th e ■ management com­ m itte e should.be


- made to the chairrl , man, '


• Andy


McLaughlin '/ on .01254878269. Ideas


; for future events a t - th e hall are also


i, most welcome, come ' along and let ;us ; k n o w w h a t 'I you want and will sup­ port.


'


Line dancing Line dancing with / Bob • and • • Oath ' recommences for the autumn session on Tuesday, September


; ■ 8th a t 8 p.m. Expe- ^ rienced dancers and ' those new.to line dancing are always ■ welcome.


'New


y st’on,-who will con- /; tinue .his series on. . '.the s'econd coming .. of Jesus_Christ.The: s' service will start a t ’ ■:2 p.m.'and all are


very welcome.'-V'-


KNOWLE GREEN .


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Re-live the joy, of the ,■ summer; ‘gardens


‘ open for the Knowle ;; Green Festival by. attending a preview evening bn Monday


.4 and watch the DVD ' . of th e g a rd e n s . There will be cheese


: opportunity to pur- chase a copy of the DVD as a perma-


■. .nent reminder of the ■'weekend. ■ The 6 DVDs cost £G each ‘/a n d proceeds from ' the sale will-be donated to the.vil-


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■ • lage church. Admis- . sion to the event, in the village hall, is £ 3 .5 0 ' -and ‘ the.


PENDLETON


Waste paper It's,j paper I day. in


: ..Pendleton on Tues- day, August 25th. Please leave papers in the bags provid­ ed. .


places 'c a r i ' be


f • booked by tel. 01254 826948.- ;■' ■


Breakfast.' The monthly biker’s ■ breakfast and brew in Knowle Green


A Church hall will be held on Saturday, August 29th from 9


/ a.m. to .l 'p .m . All bikers are welcome and admission is free.


N ew s from the Villages I Log on Id www.dithcfocadvcrtiser.CT.uk for village news online


Historical Society / to have the rest of


■ th e i’ audience." the kit a'vailable for migrated to the the start at the end


■: Ribchester Arms, 'of August. ■ - , .'where an excellent


' buffet of wine and ■ c h e ^ had been pre- • pared :-by hosts ■; Maria and Steve. I t B cw l ln g CVGIlt


RIIVIINGTON


; made a very pleas- . jUjni„gton Memorial a n t conclusion to . In s t i tu te is the


i the whole event and


•• marked the end of ■‘ the society’s third 'season.


The annual subscrip- • tions to the society.


. for the coming sea­ son of lectures and ..visits are now due. • New members and


Waste paper / The waste paper col-


dancers are invited ;


y/to a tte n d a t ,7-30. K p.m; for more' indi- . vidual. ; tuitibii.'


..:Admissibn is £2.50 '-/and includes drinks • and biscuits. For


Ji more information' ■ tel. 01254 878447.; Sequence danciiig is 'also held in the hall


review’riight', •


!' every ■'Wednes'day ,■ (not the first in the


www.knowlegreen.o / rg.uk ■ for. - more '-■detmls.'’ ^v'‘ 1 ,


.: lection for R ^ d and , Simonstone ■villages /.will take place on; ■ Monday. : Please; ' . leave, your iwaste ‘ ■•paper f and ■.card-' /■•board ou t early.in' V;;the morning in the; / ' white hessian sacks ■; or carrier bags, a t . th e . edge of . your.


.*:. property where they' n- can be clearly seen / ‘ by th e collection crew.'


Cheir,


‘ . month) a t 8 p^m.': .‘ ■ and admission is £3. ; Check y 7 ou t ■


Lunch concert/ The lunchtime con-' - c e r t - in I 'Knowle


, and nibbles and a : Green Village Hall v: glass of wine and an


'


The Readstone ■-Singers choir will ■start .: practis ing


; again o'n’.Wednes- -■ day evenings in S t ' John’s ‘.iChurch,'';


■ .Read; s t r i n g next /Wednesday,-Au^t


i to d a y s will ■ ,:be/‘ a^ recital by a finalist; •in the Second Man-


•: Chester.Internationa, ■ al Piano Concerto .; Competition -:fo£ “ .Young Pianists./;..''| The.; concert:/next Thursday will also.


.- feature a finalist.' ■ Concerts s ta r t at; ; midday followed by luncheon.'-Admis- sion is - £14 and


:V26that7-30tq9^0 •/ p .m . .- For • furth'er; details tel. Pam''Jel-:


'• ley / o n '- '01282: ■^774306;'All ladies


, w e l c o m e . / , ; ; ‘ RIBCHESTER


Historical After Fr John Francis. had given his ta lk


r, on the “Holy House / of Stydd” to mem- ■


•‘bers of Ribchester


! -visitors are particu- ;• larly encouraged to join th e existing membership .. of


venue for an open knockout bowling event on Sunday, starting a t 2 p.m. .


Following the compe­ titions, a tasty two course te a will be served.-All are most


' Thompson, Mr J. Nayler, Mr B. Stott, Mrs F. Bradshaw, Mr B. Berry, Mrs L.


' Newlova: : President of Riming-


:• ton WI thanked Mrs E.‘Robinson,


Mr Stott and every­


one who had taken pa r t, helped and supported . the event; The amount of £260 was raised


which: will go towards'the. vital


work of the North West Air.Ambu­ lance. :.


! more.than 80. Con- Proceeds are for the . gratulationsaredue North West Air


; t o : Roy Skillbeck . Ambulance and his committee T r e a s u r e h u n t


. ? ■ S S 0 J s - • f ° " y


For further details ’ co n ta ct them on. ‘-


•;01254 878530 or on


: wwwAibchester- :■ histry.org. The' first ■


■ lecture of the new season will.be on


:■ Wednesday,;. Sep'- ; tember 23rd, by


-■ Cliff Stockton, of • B o l to n , . : a t the, - Ribchester Anns at 7-30 p.m.


Utter : There has been a very


,:-e n c 0 u r a g i n g ./response ■


■ t o ' t h e .


./appeal to 'fo rm a. ■' group of volunteers. to . sup p o r t / Jim


. than 20 people have : offered to help keep ‘th e 'v i l la g e l it te r : free. There -will be a .


The threatened rain held off


but most enjoyable treasure


“ y®‘.*^y*ng, „


hunt'-, round , the lanes and by-ways of Rimington vil­ lage, organised by the friends of Rim­ ington WI and Mr Brian, S to t t. The treasure seekers fol­ lowed Mr S to t t ’s ingenious written clues from Riming­ ton sports field to


Institute for a well- earned supper of pie and peas.-


, Slater, p a r t- tim e The winning teams ‘linesman; .More were: lst,iiLloyd


family; 2nd, .“Des­ peration”; 3rd, Mrs J. Holland,'family and friends. - - :


. meeting with Alan-.There was a humper Boyer,,, of .R ib b le / ra f f le :-and /lucky ■Valley. Borough tickets were held by Council, to co-ordi-'


: n a te and supply high visibility vests , for th e .g ro u p to wear, and he hopes


Mrs P. Johnson, Miss M. Bairstow, Mrs C. Nicholson, Mrs I. Widdup, Mr Lloyd; • --Mrs B;


■ welcome to attend and take part, but please take soft shoes. The cost is £5 „ and any inquiries to BOWling . . 01200445311. The draw has been made for the Alan


SABDEN


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ciiiHeroe422324(Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classing' Stevenson and part- - The final rowds are • Accrington , Paij


ner V B; Lomax and M.‘ Freersqn;; T.


Connell' and ;-R: Boyle V A. .White-


on Sunday, Septem­ ber 27th, when prac--


' tice is a t 5 p.ml for a 5-30 'p .m ‘.: ‘s ta r t .


head and P. Fryer. 1 . Refreshments are ‘ p.m.: D. Anderton' available through- and R. Cainpbell v ’out the competition.-


B. Ashworth and T h e , G r a n d ; partner; A. Comdl


and p a r tn e r V D.--,


Jones vT. Singleton and C. Hope. 2 p.m.: S. and G. Wood V J. ■ Robinson and ;D.


. q^ jj ,to p .


and J. Haworth y,D. ente r ta iner Kevan Parsons .,, and ^- J. L jn g a rd .with his ‘ Boyle; B. Yerkess


;. year has raised £91' for St Mary's RC


book earlier this.


Church. Grateful' thanks, go to the author for his sup.


, port. Donations of bottles and tomhola


j Sabden band ' 'ort.ncoming fund- j Ilgfjgjig • the church tor some


in i.'York S tre e t tom o r row /n ig h t . : Admission;


£i2.50.:; :and p a r tn e r V -U* W e ic o ^ ^


•and B. Thomas; M . . Th^ new licensees a t Fiyer and partner v 'th e Pendle .Witch


.


B. Wright and part- ¥ Piih ,in .^ h d en heM ner; J. Wild Snr and ?;^.°PCii,Ai^t with a J. Wild Jn r V C . . disco and free buffet to introduce them-


Anderton and D. Campbell, Competi­ tors to rep o rt a t time shown, scratch time 15 minutes, no practice.


and Anita Whalley Spectators are most


Bickerstaffe and K. / T^g gigi^g ^re live : fa'sing. I t you can | Logan;_D^. a r id. J, . clitheroe’s Grand ■


is Table top .


help please leave them at church as | soon as possible. •


St Nicholas's Church 1 is holding a table top sale on Satur­ day, September 12th, from 11 a.m.


to 3 p.m. in the | church hall.


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. Rosebowl charity welcome . and ‘ 30th, in the pub and open doubles this refreshments will be c a rp ^ k . , , . ^ Saturday and Sun- available.


day a t ; Sabden The Floodlit Singles, This weekend's servic- ■ Ribble Valley, takes place on Tuesday,


. S e rv IC G S •• . ; '


Bowling Green, with £750 in prize - es ' in Sabden's Competition spon- money, s ta r ts on ; churches are as fol-


- sors are Bailey and Garrett (Chemists) Ltd of Kiddrow Lane Health Cen­ tre,. Burnley, and Intersoft Communi­ cation Solutions. The event, previous­ ly known as the Julia 'Whalley Rose- bowl, raises funds for Derian House Children’s Hospice in Chorley.


Newby and thence The draw is: 9-30 to the Memorial a.m.: A. and M.


Whalley v L. Nut- tall and partner; J. and M. Boocock v C. Sutcliffe and L. Clarkson; P. Brett and P. Sutcliffe v J. Beesley and A. Bar­ rett; K. Wells and D. Lord V C. Ramell and partner. 10-30 a.m.: P. Wellman and C. Wilkinson v P . . Bold and E. Exley; J. and R. Ish- erwood V M. Pounder and R. Carrodice; G.


September 1st and is back to its origi­ nal format, being played every Tues­ day and Thursday throughout Septem­ ber with the final rounds on Sunday, September 27th. I t is tile only open competition at the


. green th a t raises funds for the club - the other two open


lows: St Nicholas's Sunday a t 9-30 a.m. with the Rev. Brian Stevenson, the Bap­ t i s t Church has a Sunday service at 10 a.m. I ^ by Tim and Joan . Peagam and St Mary's RC has Masses a t 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sun­ day morning a t 10- 30 a .m . with F r Peter Birmingham.


tevents are for c h ^ - T o d d l e r s I


Pauline Stansfield on 01282 774304/ 07843 630765; or Mary Griffiths on 01282 774082 / 07901.992497.A maximum o f . 128 take p a r t in . th e competition which a t t ra c ts bowlers from across Lan ­ cashire and York­ shire. Practice each


y. If you are inter-.' •„ ■ .. . . .^ ^ estedintakingpart,


contact ■ either Parents and carers September 8th,


are hoping to hold fu tu re ’: events U p e n hOUSe including a fun day An Open House for on Sunday, August people to have a . brew and a chat and


selves to the village * - ’ '"'"3 - * ■ on Saturday. They


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find out what's on in I Sabden and the!


between 1 p.m. and} 4 p.m; in St Mary's |


• ported by the Kib­ ble Valley Local Strategic Partner-[


/w h a t is important! to them. There will


W a lk e r s ! /


are welcome to go along to the Sabden P a re n ts and Tod­ dlers' Group which


m e e ts e a ^ ^ e s d a y mommg m the Bap-


t i s t ■ Chapel ..• on Clitheroe .Road, from 9-30 a.m. All are welcome and drinks and toast are served while the children play.


, ,


night is at 6 p.m. for o t M H iy S a 6-30 p.m. s ta r t . The ; s a le ' 'of


. th e .


The next organisedi waUc by the Sabden • walkers;


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Wednesday, Sep-[ tember 2nd, and! will be "Tolkein'sl Countryside".


“ting to; can either, can


meet at the Rosel Garden in Sabden atl 10-15 a.m. or at the! Shirebum Arms carl park, Hurst Greenil a t 10-30 a.m. Forj more details calll K i t ty on 01282| 776042..


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. ■ Community Hall. [ Open House is sup-1


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Dog bins Irresponsible dog


children's play area


.and other parts of the viUage. • .’


Sabden Parish Coun-


- tcil ha s sp e n t tax - . ■ ..payers' money o n ' ;i providing dog waste


. bins all around Sab-' den, .which have in ; . the main been a suc-


-Tot dog fouling on : (' pavements and pub­ lic areas. -


-But a small number . of dog owners are


•. still allowing their pets to foul areas,


• the park and Lower i .Holme in particular.-


A lot of this appears to happen late in


pets outunattend- .ed. \-/'-


"rhe dog warden a t, Ribble.Valley Coun-


• th a t .th e y will be prosecuted if th e


< problem persists.;,/ SLAIDBURN


: owners are allowing ' th e evening when their pets to foul the owners tu rn their Y o u n g f a rm e r s


Over 45 members and friends of


. .c i l / / h a s . / -.informed arid is foL lowing up a ninriber! of inquiries follow-^ : ing complaints frorh; residents.: .•. '•••


-Farm, - - Bashall, : Eaves, by kind per- . mission of Mr and; Mrs John Hartley . and family


-„cess -and largely Anyone who wishesMemberewereshovvn solved the problem . to report a roaming round the recently


dog, or one fouling, . installed - robotic should ring the war- "milking - system, den .7 on .01200 ' 414464. Offending owners are warned


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- housing and feeding facilities and mem-


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Slaidburri. Young Farmers’ Club met 'Next week’s meeting a t Mason'/House.. . is ^he Super judge


interest in watching the robots'at work. T hanks - were expressed by James Harrison.


Competition, kind­ ly hosted by. Mr T.


a t •7-15 prompt. / - ’


ews from the y illages ship with his sister


- and their trademark is- “Tiggermuffin Soaps”.


He explained - the .Babylonians were th e f irst people to make- soap,, frofn


Farm, Browsholme, a sh which wa s' ' spread all over the body then scraped


TOSSIDE- Tricks ‘ ■


bers showed great There were 12 tables in play a t a ’whist and domino drive


,- held V in -Tosside Community; HalL


. MCs were T. Robin­ son and E Metcalfe.


Whist f •/ winners:: Ladies-B. Garnett,. R. Brown, H. Loft- house. E. Barker


Dominoes: P. Met-; calfe, P. Oddie, E. Fox; A. Sutcliffe, V.


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Raffle: A. Sutcliffe, M. Edmondson, G. Berry, M. Berry, D. Robinson, W. Bark-


. er, R. Eden, J. ; Chew. The next drive is on - Saturday, Septem- ;


ber 19th a t 7-45 , speaker Mrs Stella rUl iy DOOKeO . H o lt will ta lk on The summer outing “God will Provide”, of Whalley Christ- There will be a hota . ian Action Group, pot supper and all ; which is a guided members


n i a o i


p.m. WADDINGTON


R o a n S l id '! ■ ' friends are warmly College is now fully . ,


.Jr I- ' f / invited. WaddingTon”V l


Marian Barrow wel­ comed everyone and introduced-guest spe aker : Mr .Ma t th ew Lepp,


^ce-prosident Mrs V- Pifder. Mrs M. visitors from Salford ^ ................... Semple and Mrs. P. enjoyed afternoon Shorrock.; .


Churcfl VlsIt - Bespoke Joinery Service WEST BRADFORD


- who spoke on the _ . “His to ry of Soap OOrVICe . ;


- Making : / • and The 2 p.m. service in Bathing”. Matthew West :• Bradford


■comesfromFormby Methodist Church and is in pa r tne r - ' on Sunday ,will be


tea in the sun in the grounds of English M a r ty rs ' • / RC Church', Whalley, on Sunday.


The children's liturgy a t th e church will begin again on the


. first Sunday of . the .new- school year.


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also available Tel Rob on


01254 389753 mobile 07764937756 FLOORING ALSO SUPPLIED & FITTED


and tour of Stonyhurst booked. ; . . : •


iu u the r-, ,ii,, .


■- off along with the dirt. .


The../ Greek and


baths and showers whHe hi Britain the Anglo Saxons made ■ olive oil soap from


. : gate founded Kettle . so ap ,- th en came . Proctor and Gam­ ble, : Pears - and . Bromley.


(low). Gents - M. M a tth ew demon- Robinson, E. Ire- s t ra te d making a land, J. Traynor.


b a th bomb f rom bicarbonate of soda, citric acid, almond and lavender o il.,


Giles, A. Fox, R. He was thanked by Knight (low).


Mrs Valerie Towler for a most interest­ ing evening.


The next meeting will be held in the - Methodist Church schoolroom on Sep­ tember 8th a t 7-30 p.m.


when r/.-:;


Robinson at Home .wi th beech wood ^ p.m.


WHALLEY g o a ts ’ fa t mixed FUD DaV ^^tivity


fun day has been arranged a t Whal­ ley Village Hall on Sunday : by two organisers: of


Romans introduced ^ S e n will be able to enjoy many


' soapwort,' vegetable oil and glycerine. ■ In 1806 William Col-


. acti-vities including face painting, Span­ ish classes, a Kin- dermusic session, lessons in baby sign- . ing, tombola and


: jazz. : ■ • Friends ■ K a tr in a /Claydon : (07982 237604) and Helen Webster (07828 196879) have organ­ ised the event to raise money for Rainbow House and The National Autistic Society. Katrina runs classes in term time on Tusday mornings while Kathryn's classes, also in term time, are on Friday mornings, both in Whalley Village Hall.


led by Mr John and Mrs -, Brenda Rodgers. Everyone welcome. ■


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Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, August 20th, 2009 19 - Sunday lunch.'at


• th e presbytery is : being arranged tor


:. after Mass on Sep­ tember 13th for all who help with.the . chidren's liturgy,


, spouses and chil- ■ dren. New rotas for readers and those who help with Holy Commu-


- nion are available at th e back of the church.:


,


Parish council There -will be a meet­ ing: of Whalley Pa r ish Council tonight a t 7-30 p.m. in th e Methodis t Church Hall.


The meeting is open . to the public.


Choir night


Valley Voices will : rehearse in English M a r ty rs ' :- : ..RC Church, 'Whalley, at 7-30 p.m. on Mon-


■ d a y : n ig h t. The choir's reper toire now include a group of :


: arranged


sp ir i tu a ls by


founder-conductor Glen P a te . There will be no re'nearsal


. on Bank Holiday Monday, August


; 31st. Inquiries about mem­ bership or to book the choir on 01254 824312.


Good cards Winners a t S a tu r ­ day's : : Whalley Senior : Citizens' Social were:'Whist-


Ladies, :M. Cap- stick, P. Wooff and


:D.-:: Farnsworth; • Gents: G.Walmsley • and J. Hull. Domi-


, noes - F. Peel and E. Grindley. The next meeting will be on Saturday at 6-45


. p.m. Contact - : • 01254 822988.


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