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I 16 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 20th, 2009 Makethebest^


of our times!. IT was interesting to read the headline las t week' “You're a top priority” and would com­ ment on the points as follows: •: 1. Traders, rreidents, along with any re levant organisa­ tio n s in Clitheroe and Lon- : gridge will need to voice their’ '


have a p a r t to play in what happens locally n o t ju s t a t the ballot box b u t afterwards in a number of ways. I would, however, like to


know what is meant by:.;“the acquisition and development of strategic sites” or perhaps by whom. 2. T h e - words “an d


improve” should be added re financial controls and man­ agement to re ad "maintain and improve". 3. There also needs to be


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fines re the point of dog foul­ ing and l i t te r an d anything th a t can be done to improve


is useful bu t n ot necessarily a ; top priority. , 5. R o a d : s a f e ty . is also


im p o r tan t b u t I would sug- - g e s t m o s t : a c c id en ts - are


ROY PAYS Cash


For old Gold & Silver Jewellery


Even i f Broken


BURNLEY MARKET HALL 01282 830794 / 07784 565449


www.clilheroeadverllser.co.uk Sfi^wi^clitheroeadvw


Clitheroe422324(Editorial),01282426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified)^’ . . r The q u e s t io n s regularly


. asked are: . .


; 3 1; Where are these items? ! , ;2..';Who is responsible for 1 • their safe keeping?


3. Who h a s given RVBC,


. p e rm is s io n : to dispose of :: Clitheroe owned property? -


4. ’Where is the list/account


; of items transferred from CTC to RVBC?


_______________ causedbybadiiversnotbad ; 'off ’(I use the phrase loosely);,;.; and not ride roughshod over


opinions and a s i t is impor- '- roads; T h a t said the Pendle . ; around 1,200 council houses ;• 'ik otherwise the extreme par- ta n t th ey m ust be heard by - Road junction has to be one ; , to a housing association for "


th e powers th a t be. We a ll '.; of the worst-jobs of supposed:;, ro ad ■ im p ro v em en ts , i i t - i s . -


; absolute ly diabolical;'I ain led to believe the solution is a


; ’ roundabout costing 'around a T million pounds so if this is the ■y case unless the money is made S; available no amount of talk- ing vnll be much good. *. v


; 6. Affordable housing or-as


: I. prefer to call i t “low cost affordable housing”. The need


,. for this has been around for many years so why i t has just


. comes to affordable housing and the cost of land also die-.


th is awful problem would b e ,' tates th e price of housing so welcome. 4. A f it for purpose website


; social housing and i t is worth remembering th a t our Tory- : - led council has recently sold


ForRibble Valley news online goto.!.'


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this makes affordable housing provision very difficult b ut


. not unachievable. There is also a shortage of


around £1,000 each,


iv ir i addition’to this, several h u n d red th o u san d pounds 'was spent on consultajicy fees


:■ i and tenants' referendums plus ?.;Some council staff and coun- , cillors are involved with Rib- ble ’Valley H om ^ the housing association. I t would be inter­ esting to know if improve-


• m en ts /rep airs an d mainte- ; nance are any b e t te r under the new landlords. How has


: become a priority baffles me. • As fa r as I know councils a re o n ly e n ab le rs when i t


1 the right to buy been affect­ ed? , Are the rents acceptable? I


.; seem to remember a corre- : spondent re cen tly likening rents to Rachman, rather dis-


• ties will have more appeal. This great country of . ours


anneal,


has over the years helped the poor, the repressed and .the persecuted with both money


. and military help and aid and of this we should be ju stly


: proud. The development s i te s


under consideration can be viewed on the RVBC.website by searching for"SHLAA'!,. Michael Grundy, RockMouni, Whallcy Road, Wilpshire


. But due to our current sit- Donation was a ' :


; nation we need to be looking inwards f irst and foremost and caring for ourselves which inevitably will mean reducing our generosity to others, after all charity begins athome. IAN BROWN ChatbumRoad, Clilheroe


i respectfuily.I thought to the - P r O C 6 S S lE C k S ■ poor victims of Rachman. I t is important th a t the tenants


.« are being looked a f te r so i t - would be good to have feed-


- back to see if this is the case. - : Are those residents th a t were so in favour of transfer happy


; ’ with the situation? ; : Secondly, I also feel I must take issue with Ribblerouser for his "As I See it'l column where he suggests our nation consists of warlike savages •- which I believe to be very


v; misleading, dangerous and far from the truth. - One soldier to die is one too


i /m an y b u t I suggest th a t in ’ these times of religious fanati-.,


i'eism and pure evil we are not ^always th e ag g re s so r an d , have to a ct accordingly.


,1 Why is i t th a t Britain and


Can you spare a few ^hours.'-i a week when your children v-- go back to school?,


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BECOME A HOME- START VOLUNTEER ' PARENTS AND GRAND- PARENTS- /:


If you are a par­ ent or a carer, or maybe a grand-- parent, you know just how tough- ; family life can be at times.


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Did you often •: long to have someone just to talk to or an extra pair of hands to help with the chil-v;;.> dren‘>


y


Home-Start volunteers^ offer? support, friendship and practi-


I# -1 r |- ; ^ L a n i s h a s ms


Could you give somebody . ' - else the benefit of y o u r - '.; ' parenting experience? '


>'Do' you have parenting expert-1 -‘ence’ and two hours "a week to ;


.spare? ^ i - /


• If so, we are asking you to ' ; - ’ ■ use the skills you have to : make a difference to a local : ■family.” WE WILL GIVE YOU


'


■ Free initial and -,t ongoing,training,‘3 '


; a boost to your ' , ; confidence with a ' 5 feel-good factbr.|;« All travel expens- j


,es are paid Courses of . , Preparation start;^; ing in Pendle and “


the Ribble Valley in ';i ,s ;; September. Home-Start will;. undertake an Enhanced ■ : ■ ; Criminal Records Bureau • ■ v j' check for all potential volunV - w


- cal help’ to local fainilies with S'*"; young c h i l d r e n . ' - COur volunteera' represent a | life-line for familiel who ’


•' FOR AN APPLICATION ‘ I^RMfANC^iNFOlRMA#


.^America ap p e a r - to be th e • 3 police of the world hotspots . 3 when surely, with the help of ; ^"all NATO etc countries and ; -;the many other decent ones • ^ o u t th e re , th e y sh o u ld a ll


transparency


ON la s t week’s f ront page Coun. Michael Ranson sets


■ out RVBC's "hot half dozen" ..priorities for 2009. Number one priority is "to progress the regeneration of Clitheroe and Longridge... including, where appropriate, the acquisition and development of strategic sites".


. . . This is, of course, a euphe-’


mism for more building. ■. Not all of your readers ■will


be aware how far this process has advanced. The Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SLHAA) identi­ fies possible sites for affordable housing in the Ribble Valley. Several.of these sites are in’ areas which'^appear unsuitable, for further development. ’


: ■ Some time ago interested residents-were invited to respond to these proposals and many have done so. -


;-%nite against those th a t pose j-a th re a t . to all people from .- w h a tev e r co u n try , colour, creed or religion and let us all ■ liv e in p e a c e ? i‘ - Sadly, we all die sooner, or later, so need to make the best


• of our time here in harmony. ' Why in th e 21st Century is there such a lack of tolerance and such an abundance of the :


-•.bomb and the'-bullet which inevitably leads so sadly to far too m any dying sooner rather than later?


. : - Now these responses are - a'vaUable for public scrutiny at


: the Council Offices and the ; planners are pressing on. ’.


. . ' My concern is the lack of transparency in this process. The p ro p o s^ and the request


■ for responses were not well publicised and many will still be surprised by what may be built in their back yards. I have a neighbourly interest in


■ th e pos s ib ility of 240 new ■ homes in Wilpshire so my wife and I went to th e Council


' : Finally, I wholeheartedly i a g re e .w ith S tev e R u sh in . ; "Your Letters'; last week. We : are losing our id e n t i ty in a


Offices to d ay to view the responses to “site 303”. ’


- number of ways inciuding the ■: European Union b u t until we getastrong Government ■with . everybody in th e top p osts -


■ him can be running the coun- t ry while Gordon Brown i s ,


; ” .The responses are indeed ; available, but only if you have the patience’ of a saint and the .; diligence of a lexicographer.


Se lec ted ,'u n lik e -M an d e lso n ; and others, what is the point ■ of us voting if somebody like .


bound in three large folders. I t took almost two man/woman


; ; 5. Where a re the present u p d a te d l is ts of items now


: being held by RVBC or LCC? '6. I f th e list/account is in


: Tact being held by the LCC, ’ '


: why . were poeple refused access to them?


7. Why has CTC not been


tribute to John. MY fa th e r M r John Clark died on May 21st and in the Clitheroe A d v e r tise r we requested family flowers only, h u t if people wished th ey could make a 'd o n a tio n to P ro s ta te Cancer C h a r ity . Below is the reply of th a n la for the donation sent to th e charity. ■:


■ “I am sorry to hear of the sad loss of your father, M r John Clark, please accept my sincere condolences on behalf of the Prostate Cancer Chari­ ty.


Thank you for forwarding


the kind donations tota ling £250 given in ioving memory of Mr Clark. I am pleased to


; confirm th a t a total of £335 has been donated to the chari­ ty in honour of your father. 'These contributions are a fan­ tastic tribute to him; he must have been much loved an d respected. I would be grateful if you


; could please extend our thanks to all those who con­ tributed. I can confirm th a t th ese


donations will be put towards the charity’s information work . and I hope it is of some com-


uiiu J. iiuuc lb lo wi ou


; fully involved in this matter? ; ; 8. Have some items from the gifts given, gone missing? Like th e mysterious affair of old gas lamp (now near Chatbum


/ R o ad ,, c a r p a rk ) in the 1970/80i


' 9.: W ill th e people of


. Clitheroe be fully informed in allmatters?


. 10.’Why after spending mil-


, lions on th e revamp of the : Castle, was there no consider­ a t io n on m ak in g room for these artefacts? There is mounting concern


by. th e p u b lic of Clitheroe a b o u t th is matter, so let us h e a r f rom th o se involved,


: delay and no comments can only have people’s fears of mis­


m a n a g em e n t heightened. RONLOEBELL, Edisford Road, Clith'eroe.


A weekend of mixed feelings


1 WHAT an exceptional couple . of evenings a t the Castle las t;


- weekend (Augus t 7th and 8th).-'


; - -TVo fine nights together is quite an occurence, but to have


c um** ■


fort to you and your family to ’ know that your donation will help to provide support and asssitance to other families affected by prostate cancer.” . NICHOLAS A. CLARK, Woodside Terrace, Nelson.


. -:


Artefacts cause great concern


' two entirely different nights of music,'enjoyed by so many people, in an ideal setting.


• , -•........• ’ i Now to a few negatives. Fri­


day night j whilst not enjoying a crowd attendance that was p re s e n t -on Saturday, was enjoyable until the point when rhy wife ^ d I groped our. way home alongside the skatepark a h d fd bw n 'th e steps onto


:’ \:Woohe Lane. Why, weren't the lights smtehed on for the walk hom^ also why im't a handrail provided a t this regularly used


FURTHER to the report in . gateway?' \,1 the Clitheroe Advertiser from - S' Saturday.night had a very


Ribble Valley Borough C o u n - 'ex u b e ran t audience, but from cil with’ regards to -the"; our'position three-qua^rsof


Clitheroe Town artefacts and ’’ th e way up th e banking the the reported selling oft of the - 'sound was lacking somewhat same, there is stiil confusion and great concern on a few


■ m a t te rs regarding- th e s e items.


Ciitheroe people have over the decades donated these to ;:.crowd th a ts iz e extra toilets


The ^ h id d e n ^ o n g approx-; the old Clitheroe Town Coun-f ■would,’''rm 'su re , be greatly im a te ly 1000 photocopied , cil for safe keeping and display' S'appreciated/ ; .t' - '.


sheets ^ d o in ly arranged and ;Tor the benefit of C lith e ro e ‘''.i' F ^ hnimn in fhroalarflra


T*. ;


;; hours to extract the informa­ tion required.


c If this obfuscation is typical __


■/holidaying or even ha-ving -f of the planning process (mid I such a big say in policy a t a l l :. suspect that it is) then we, the i;.other.times is t ru ly unbeliev- able? -


R ibble Valley Ratepayers,- "


...-: i.The n ext. Govemment’also tn e ed s to listen to the people


KK should be^much more watchful i' o fw h a t is being done in our • name.


'folk. . . . v,


; Since the introduction of ■ R V BC jit ,ap p ea r s .th a t a l l / .Clitheroe shackles were given


,: .Unfortunately, it appears that people are not sure on what is where and who now is responsible for the above men­ tioned Ciitheroe artefacts. ■ ' ■ '


couple of dozen others were e n d e b te d to someone on a mobility scooter who provided a little b it of light to the cor-,


. Vi-.v*' ,, ____


up to the safe keeping of t h e n e r of. the skatepark whence new council.


swe groped our way down to


WdoneLane. G.A. REYNOLDS Bonnygrass Terrace,.: Woone Lane, Clitheroe -3 - ■ ’


I


e sp e c ia l ly :, d ur ing the a n n o u n c em e n ts between pieces. - Perhaps next year or next time extra amplification might be in order, also for a


H- BILLINGTON Dancing


; During Sunday mom- . ’ ing service in Billing- ton;-’. Community


• :; Church there was .; dancing in the aisles


c when blasts from the .: past revived the 45s « with the spirit of the .:: 60s. The service was


; : in the style of a live .- radio broadcast in : front of a live congre- ;. p t io n or audience, inspired by the min- •:,ister the Rev. Don ’ . Johnson who gave


, this type of services . when serving in the . armed forces and . during his time as a


; professional DJ and .. radio presenter. The song from 1965 /.“Eve of Destruc- . tion" was played and an explanation of its origin, and similari-


' ties relevant with today, was explained. The beat didn’t stop there,“ An Excerpt From a Teenage Opera’/ followed describing how ■vitai ’ and valuable a per-


. • son is in the mecha- . nism of a communi­ ty, the example being


- Grocer Jack, giving ’ up, and the village children going hun­


Moving on, up and V through the 60s -came Brian Poole and the Tremeloes’


gry-


’ song “Three Bells” ■ about a small ■village community church and how the congre-


. <; gatioh thought and ;. prayed about the res- : idents churched or not. ■


The 60s. era , was .' brought to a close ; ;■with the song “ You’ll


.. .-Never /Walk Alone” ; sung in unison with Gerry Marsden and


• the Billington Com- munity , : Church Singers.


Cafe Bar


: Billington Communi- ’ ty Cafe Bar is open - th is Saturday,;the : new menu is up and


- running serving a -■ traditionai breakfast


s 'in three different ■/sizes' and .prices according to appetite


:. and pocket. If you .take this clipping


-. with you, 50p will be ;, knocked off the price ;; of any main meal.; ; Offer valid this Sat-: - urday only, between ■: 10-30‘a.m. and 1 p .m.'- ’


Heart ruonitors


' A special eventonSat- ' urday,; September


5th, is a fund-r^ing ' /experience in aid of


1: th e “Aiiti SkIDS” \ - appeai ' (Sudden .K Infant Death Syn- ;; drome).'AU proceeds : donaW to this great


■ effort will enable the ■purchase of paedi- ' atric heart monitors,


" There . will be . a I tombola and a bring-


f


. '.and-buy stall, there ; will also be the usual


01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified)


. drinks, meals and snacks. ; , ■ ' ■


Paediatric. Heart Monitors are avail- -able. If you are, or


know of, a doctor who is involved with a family who has experienced a cot death and is expect­ ing another baby, and would appreci­ ate a monitor to help ease the possible agony of


the prospective parents


•'. through the first few months of the new


. baby then ring 01282 ' 859 727. We have monitors to give free to doctors to lend at their discretion.


ning of the run. Any­ one interested in t ^ -


: ing part in the event should tel. S tu a r t Marginson on 01995 61382 by August 30th as the lunch needs.to be pre­ booked. '. ' ■


CLAYTON-LE- DALE


Cameratips President of Clayton- ie-Dale WI Mrs Doreen Smart wel-


- corned members and ■ visitors to the meet- ’ ing held in Salesbury Memorial Hall. .;


Young Farmers Last week members of Bolton-by-Bowland Young - Farmers’ Club attended a sports night in the village hall when sausage sandwiches were served.


Next week members should meet in the village at7p.m.orat Lower _ Gazegill Farm, Rimington, for a farm walk so please wear suitable shoes.


Scholarship Applications are invit­ ed by the Brabin’s


. Charitable Trust for Literacy Scholar­ ships consisting of vouchers towards


. learning resources, which will be award­ ed on October 1st to young persons embarking on a full­ time course of educa-


. tion, and aged . between 18 and 25 and resident in the parishes of Chipping, T h o rn le y -w i th - ■ Wheatley and Lea-


. gram-with-Bowland. Scholarships will be awarded to former


. pupils of each of the two schools which served the parishes, i.e.


Brabins


Endowed School and St. Mary’s RC


- ■ School. Considera­ tion will be given to applicants who fill only one of the afore­ mentioned criteria.


Applications giving full details of the educational courses


; to be followed should ■ < be submitted to the ■ trustees, c/o John Stancliffe, 4 Brick-


’ house : Gardens, : Chipping, Preston,


’ PR3 2QG before September 20th-


2009. Tractor run '


The fifth annual Chip­ ping Tractor Road Run, in aid of th North West Air ;’Ambulance,’will take;


■--place on-Sunday, ■ September-. ,6thi- - starting from the


r. Steam Fair Field, Green Lane, at 9-30 a.m..


The vintage tractors wiil pass through the


■village at the begin-


Guest speaker for the evening was Mr K. R. Geddes who gave a talk and slide show on "Better use of your camera." Mr Geddes is an expert photographer with many qualifications. After initial techni­ cal explanations which were ideal for keen photographers with good quality photographic equip­ ment, he demon-


■ strated, with slides, the -various effects of light, apperture and


■ shutter speed on the ■ resulting photo­ graph. Everything needed to be proper­ ly balanced to pro­ duce a stunning and unusual photograph. One particular shot showed two girls with only one leg each because the shutter speed had been too slow. Also he showed how tele­ photo lenses can be ■very useful and gave some, useful tips when taking a per­ son’s photograph. I t often was more inter­ esting to have them set off-centre by a-


■ third from the bot­ tom and side of the frame. His tips and ideas were quite inspirational.


;


With trepidation, he was asked to judge the competition for a scenic photograph. He was very impressed by and complimentary of the presentations and chose those of Doreen . Smart,- Marie Etherington, Eileen Bagot. •


Raffle winners were Mrs Smart, Marie Devoy and Mrs Etherington. -


It was announced that, all the seats for the, theatre trip to the Lowry on December 14th to see "White Christmas" .have been sold and there is nowawaitinglist.-


Several'invitations have been received: to ’WhalleyandMit- :ton WI on Septem- ’ ber-2nd; to Baider-


. stone and District, , WI on September: 8th; and to Black­ burn Soroptomists'- on September 7th.


Members ; ■ were reminded of the autumn council


ews from the Villages Log on (0 www.clilhcrocadTcrtiscr.cauk for village news online meeting on Wednes- : show in Downham,


. day, October.7th in the Victoria Hall, Bolton, a t 7-30 p.m. when . the ; guest speaker will be the widow of Fred Dibna.; Also pay­ ment for WI diaries


. and calendars are due a t the October meeting. ,.


The next meeting on Monday, September


■ 14th at 7-30 p.’m. in Salesbury Memorial Hall, is an open one for an entertaining "Evening with Doris


. and Elsie" with sup­ per at £4 per person. Yisitors are very wel­ come.


Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month a t 7-30 p.m. in Salesbury Memorial Hall; new members and visi­ tors are most wel­ come. For more information contact Doreen Smart on 01254 247091 or Marie Devoy ■ on 01254249711.


DOWNHAM


Cookery club The next Downham Cookery Club demonstration will be on Wednesday, September 16th at 6- 30 p.m. when award winning Irish chef Chris Bell has agreed to come along to the village hall. Chris is the owner of the ■White Bull in Ribch- ester, which has won


; many accolades since he took it over a few


. years ago, and it has : just been announced . that he is to become


. the new head chef at Paul Heathcote's flagship Longridge


• Restaurant. I t is quite a coup to get


: Chris and he will be demonstrating veni­ son Wellington with a


: f ru it sauce and spiced red cabbage. Members


are


advised to book as soon as you can for


■ some fabulous cook­ ing.


Coffee club A lovely sunny day. .’ brought many mem- '/bers of Downham Coffee Club together,; despite it being holi-- day season. There


. was brisk trade on the bring-and-buy


- and book stalls and a i generally ■ lively atmosphere in the hall. The next coffee club will be a week, !'earlier’than-usual


^ because of holidays on Thursday, Sep- : tember 3rd.


Garden club , Although the number of entrants was


. down on last year for the annual garden


If you’ve left school or college th lK a r an^aren’^ u re j of the next step, take a look at M y li fc o u g h ^ lle $ l^ Burnley centre. There’s a great e h o l^ ^ ^ B jo c ^ excellent teaching and amazing faci?^ %cludf^g¥rahge of courses in sport, football and cricket at ‘Ilirf Moor, Burnley!


Myerseough College, It's your...


P R E M I E R S H I P i a S lW g Good luokto Burnley this seasoh!|


Advice Mornings at Burnley centre (TufcMoorji :Satur(day 22nd August and Saturday 5th September 10.00am-12.30pm.


’ ; _


Equestrian Studies Open Evening,; . ' at Crow Wood Equestrian Centre .


■ Wednesday 2nd Septernber. - 4.00pm-6.00pm. . ■. ■?■ ’


MysuccessMyrewardsMyfutureMyambitibnMyGourseM^rscough.^.' ■; ■To ieceive a prosjj^lciUB call


V,;, ; 01282 833454 o. '■ .


■ , M y e rs c o u g h .


College’.,. ubnwww.myerscoLigh.ac.Lik


. due to quite a few . regular members being on holiday, the standard of entries was very high. The


/'atmosphere was jolly and there were a number of ■visitors to the ■village who came in for a look round. The event was rounded off with a raffle.


Results


Confectionery: Caro­ line Palmer. Vegeta­ bles: Bernard and Carolyn Gethins.


' Floral: Carol Ash­ worth. Photography; Molly Roskell. Rok


■


Bowl and most point in show: Carol Ash­ worth. Best exhibit


. in show: Moliy Roskell.


At the next meeting of the gardening club.


, on Thursday, Octo- : her 1st a t 7-30 p.m. in the viilage haii,


-there will be a talk and illustrated pres­ entation by Steuart and Anita Kelling- ton, on Cornwall and Isles of Sdlly, includ­ ing the Eden Project , and Tresco Gardens.


www.clitheroeadvertIser.co.uk


: Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 20th, 2009 17


tion. He said there are hospitals in Africa and India where leprosy is most prolific and patients who have deformed limbs can be operat-


‘ ed on to correct their defects. .


The Leprosy Mission


' also helps communi­ ties in the vicinity of the hospitals by building houses and


. starting schools, as well as helping with other medical prob-


Charity work At: the meeting of Dunsop Bridge’WI


‘: president Mrs M. Beattie introduced


= guest speaker Mr Derek Hartley, of


/ the Leprosy Mi^on. With the help of computer pictures he explained how iep- rosy is now able to be


- cured with a stay in hospital and medica­


. lems. Even though leprosy can be cured there is still no vac­ cine to prevent the disease so money for research is still need­ ed.’ ■ -■ ......


Thanks were expressed to Mr Hartley by


-Mrs Barbara Clark- son. ,* - '


A compeittion fo ra holiday souvenir was won by Mrs M. Beattie, Mrs A. Har-. greaves, Mrs S. Sin­ gleton. ’


Raffle wiimer was Mrs


.: J. Jones 'and the birthday flowers were given to Mrs M. Bin­ der.


The next meeting in September wili be a talk on- “Shake-


. speare’s sonnets” by Ben Alexander, a change from the speaker on the syl­ labus. The competi­ tion will be for a dec­ orated shoe and tea hostesses will be M. Cook, B. Clarkson and F. Nelson.


. bouquet of flowers ■as a token of thanks ■ for her hospitality. A


•■


'. garden quiz was won by Sheila Hailwood and Catherine Tay­ lor.


The September meet­ ing will be a social e^vening with games, as the speaker is now unavailable. The


. competition is for a craft holiday pur ­ chase. /


Members are asked to . give serious thought to joining the com-


, mittee, as there wiil . be vacancies at the


Barbecue Grindleton WI was blessed with a beau­ tiful evening for the ■ August barbecue,


. heldinKayHopkin- son’s lovely, garden. Members brought th e ir own food to cook and provided a wonderful ■variety of salads and desserts.: Caroline Waters pre­ sented Kay with a


V annual meeting in . October. I t is a flourishing, fim in s titu te and is attracting new mem­ bers with increasing


; regularity. Members take an active part a t county and national levels and the - busy pro­ gramme d ictates there is a lively, effi­ cient and dedicated . committee.


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