18 Clitheroe Advertiser &Tim es, Th u rsda y, September 24th, 2009 BALDERSTONE


Peru walk Members from Great Harwood and Downham WIs together with two husbands of WI members were wel­ comed to the meet­ ing of Balderstone „


meeting is for those involved in the ini­ tial fund-raising and the residents of Bar- row to put forward any views and ideas they may have in respect of how the monies raised should be spent and to elect a committee who will oversee the proj­ ect.


and District WI. foWlyourpmpos- Guest speaker Mr Norman Harris gave a talk entitled "Trekking to Machu Picchu", a very interesting account illustrated with excellent slides.'


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It was thoroughly enjoyed by members P a n sh Va canC y


bers ‘ expressed the parish council,


• thanks for the hospi- Anyone interested in tality, refreshments' applying should con- and speaker, who they had booked for next year's pro­ gramme.


Members of Great Harwood WI issued an invitation to a coffee morning with proceeds to the Hast Lancashire Hospice and WI funds.


As, the Friends of Balderstone WI the bring-and-buy stall enabled a donation


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Friends meet The next Friends of Barrow School meet-, ing will be held on Monday, November 9th.'


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Everyone is welcome to the meeting which will take place in The Swan, Whalley, at 8 p.m.


tact the Clerk to the Council for further details of what the position entails, or apply in writing to: Mr Alan Butt, Clerk to the Parish Coun­ cil, Dprayne, Long- vrorth Road, Billing- ton,. Lancashire, BB79TS.


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of £60 to be given to Youfig Farmers


■: the Bowland Pen- ^gj^bers of Bolton- nme Mountain Res-


By-Bowland Young Farmers’ Club met on monday evening


Action group Information regarding the resurrection of “The Barrow Action Group” will shortly be posted to all resi­ dents of Barrow. _ .


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■ for an active keep-fit session ... at Lee Carters Health Stu­ dio, in Clitheroe, led by Cat Dickinson. Thanks were expressed by Char­ lotte Winder. Next week’s meeting is carcass judging.at Bamber Bridge. Members are to meet in the ■village at 6-30 p.m. prompt. White coat, shirt and tie must be worn.


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It is hoped the pro- DoriS a n d ElSie posed open meeting President of Clayton- will be held at the le-Dale WI, Mrs beginning


November, however a date is yet to be confirmed.


The object of the


Doreen Smart, wel­ comed more than 40 members and visi­ tors to the open meeting in Salesbury


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and visitors alike. There are currently Downham W I mem- vacancies to serve on


als prior to the meet­ ing you can do this by putting them in writing to 3 Cocker- ill Terrace, Barrow or .


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Memorial Hall.


After a few notices, she introduced the much anticipated guest speakers Anne and Kath, alias Doris and Elsie, for “An evening with Doris and Elsie.”


Anne and Kath explained how it all stated while work­ ing for Maureen Cookson and when it was Maureen's 60th birthday they each dressed up in a wig and outrageous out­ fit and airived at the party completely unrecognised by Maureen, who said they look^ just like “Doris and Elsie” . Hence the names stuck.


They got the chance to appear on Radio Lancashire with Jim Bowen and Sally Naden to recite some of their poems about Lancashire, their husbands, Bert and Len, and the goings-on with “her from number 4” .


From that they became more and more popular and began to raise money for Derian House by writing and reciting and publishing several books. They have raised in excess of £4,000 so far.


They kept their audi­ ence entertained with their anecdotes about Bert and Len and their long-suffer­ ing wives Elsie and Doris.


A superb buffet sup- • per, provided by the members, followed.


A competition for a powder compact was won by Mrs Wendy Leeming, Mrs Marie


. Devoy and Mrs Marjorie Jones.


At the next meeting on Monday, October 12th, at 7-30 p.m. in Salesbury Memorial Hall, Ribchester Road, the speaker will be Mr Graham Brindle, who will


speak about “Climb­ ing Kilimanjaro” . The competition is


■ for four home-made rock buns.


New members and visitors are most welcome. Contact Doreen Smart on 01254 247091 or Marie Devoy on 0125424911.


DOWNHAM


Paper folding The ancient art of origam was the sub­ ject of Ddwnham WI.


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The talk was given by Mr Stephen Watson, who has been involved in the art of origami for many years. His topic proved to be very interesting, with the audience learning the many uses origa­ mi can he put to including maths, calming therapy or to re-stimulate fine motor skills lost through accident or illness. They also learnt it is great fun to do!


The next WI meeting is the annual meet­ ing which -will take place on October 15th.


Coffee morning Friends and neigh­ bours from Down­ ham and Twiston joined with some from further afield, at Ings End, for a Coffee Morning in aid of the Children's Society.


The Whalley Deanery Fundraising Com­ mittee, which has representatives frorn parish churches in Clitheroe, Whalley, Chatburn and Downham, decided to run small local events during the period of the Chil­ dren’s Society's national coffee morning, held on or about September 8th.


Thanks to those who attended and the helpers, the eyent made £150 for the society’s work.


This includes projects with street children, runaways, children in trouble with the law, advocacy for those in care and work with children of asylum seeker families. Raffle win­ ners were Mrs Bren­ da Lund, Mrs Joan Willock, Mrs Betty Mercer and Mrs Elizabeth Wrigley.


GRINDLETON


Social time Members of Grindle- ton WI met at their usual venue, St Ambrose Church School hall, for a meeting chaired by ■vice-president Mrs Cynthia Openshaw, as president Mrs Judy Cowling was away on family busi­ ness.


The evening began on a very sad note as members remem­ bered Mrs Chris Read, who had died on August 28th, by holding a minute’s silence. Several members had attended Mrs Read's funeral the day before and a dona­ tion has been made by the institute, in her memory, to the North West Air Ambulance.


After the evening’s business was over, and an excellent cake and biscuits consumed with tea, members enjoyed charades


and


quizzes. The compe­ tition for a holiday craft purchase was won by Mrs Anne Curtis with Mrs Openshaw 2nd, and Mrs Hepworth 3rd.


Next month's meet­ ing, on October 8th, is the annual meet­ ing, and members


are requested to bring along a small tea plate of sand­ wiches to go with the home-made soup which the conimittee are providing.


The scrapbooks will be displayed at that meeting and the competition is for a WI photograph. Lastly, it is still not too late for members to volunteer to sit on next year's commit­ tee. Please contact Mrs Judy Cowling if you would like to put your name for­ ward.


Prospecti-ve new mem­ bers are always wel­ come to attend one of the mettings free of charge. They are on the second Thurs­ day in St Ambrose Church School hall at 7-30 p.m.


HARROP FOLD


Harvest festival On Sunday Harrop Christian Fellowship celebrated harvest, with the afternoon service being led by the Rev. Diane Hunter.


She was accompanied by her husband, the Rev. Keith Hunter, on the piano and accordion.


Alan Reeve, of Rochdale, led the evening service and his theme was holi­ ness and the Christ­ ian walk with God. He spoke on the parable of the Sower and the various responses to the Gospel message.


Tonight the monthly prayer meeting will be held at 7-45 p.m. and all are welcome.


On Sunday Mr A.B. Robertson will give his concluding mes­ sage on the second coming of Jesus Christ. The service will begin at 2 p.m. and everyone is wel­ come.


Dominoes Twenty tables were in play at the usual fortnightly whist and domino drives held in Knowle Green Village Hall. The next one will be on Monday at 7-30 p.m. Admission is £1.50 and all are welcome.


Warfare group The recent meeting of the History of War­ fare Group was well- attended when the subject for discus­ sion was the “ Inva­ sion of Denmark and Norway in 1940” .


The next meeting of the group will be on Friday, October 30th, at 7-30 p.m. and as always every­ one is welcome to go along and join in the discussion of “The sea battle between The Hood and The Bismarck, 1941” . For more informa­ tion tel. Alan on 01772783839.


Bikers’ brew The monthly Bikers’ Breakfast and Brew at Knowle Green Church ■will be held on Saturday from 9 a.m.until lunchtima All bikers are most welcome to go along and meet with other bikers, have a “ brekkie and a brew” , and it’s frea


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Final service Due to its closure, the final service in lang- ho Methodist Church will be held on Sunday at 10-30 a.m. All are welcome to join in this farewell servlca


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Thanksgiving Harvest thanksgiving services will take place at Salem Con­ gregational Chapel, Rimington, on Sun­ day at 10-45 a.m.


and 7 p.m. led by Messrs Robert and Raymond Aryton and Pastor David G. Isaacs. Offerings for chapel funds will ; takepiaca


Illustrated talk There will be an illus­ trated talk by David Oyston at 7-30 p.m. on Monday at Sdem C on g reg a t ion a l Chapel entitled “Looking after Pen- dleHill” .


This -will be followed by the sale of fruit, vegetables and pro- duca The auctioneer will be Mr William Smith. Proceeds will go towards the North West Air Ambulance fund.


PENDLETON


History society Members of Pendle­ ton History Society enjoyed a walk to open their new sea­ son.


Mr Iain Williamson led them on a trek to a local lead mine and told them the histo­


Then it was on to Jeppe Knave's giave^ where again he


ry.


■ explained how the loc^ outlaw came to be buried on the bor- ders of the three parishes of Pendle­ ton, Wiswell and Sabden.


Back at the village hall, he showed slides and gave a talk on local lead mines.


Village hall At the annual meeting of Pendleton Village Hall Committee, officers were elected for the coming year.


Chairmen are Nick and Irene Starkie, vice-chairman is Tom Taylor, treasur­ er is Ruth Cow- perthwaite and sec­ retary is Susan Sum­ ner.


The recent building work was discussed and plans talked about for the next stage, providing dis­ abled toilets and impro'ving the pres­ ent ones. Work ■will continue when funds allow. The next


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fund-raising effort will be a beetle drive in the hall on Octo­


ber 24th, when all are welcoma


WI visitors Members of Pendle­


ton WI appreciated the new entrance to the village hall and greeted visitors from Dunsop


Bridge and Grindle- ton to the Septem­


ber meeting.


Mrs Sue Kink opened the meeting and wel­


comed everyone after the holiday break.


In August, 16 mem­ bers had an excellent guided tour of Houghton Towers and learnt a lot about the history of the buildings and the families who had li-ved there, as -well as the royalty which had stayed including King John and the knighting of the sir­ loin of beef.


The guide was very informative. The dolls house exhibi­ tion was also visited before supper was enjoyed at a local hostelry. ■


The WI President then introduced Joanne Braithwaite who, as Betsy the scullery maid, gave an interesting insight into “Life below stairs” . Gill Broom gave an amusing and fitting vote of thanks.


Plans for a Christmas meal


were


announced and Mrs Kay Hopkinson encouraged mem­ bers to think about traivelling to Den­ man to enjoy one of the many courses available. Secretary Angela Newman told how she had enjoyed a cookery course there.


A Jacob’s Join supper followed, along with a competition for a favourite kitchen utensil, which was won by E. Slinger, M. Procter and J. Butler.


The next meeting on October 20th is “Thornton’s Choco­


lates”. PENDLETON


Young Farmers The young farmers enjoyed an interest­ ing talk by Action for Children, giving everyone an insight into how privileged theyare.


Next week’s meeting is stock judging. M ^t at 7 pjn. at the health centre car park with suitable footwear.


Congratulations to Pete Lonsdale for coming, second in this year’s Stockman of the Year competi­ tion.


Thank you to every­ one who supported Friday’s quiz, an


enjoyable night was had by au.


And a special thank


you to the Ashworth family at Fishes and Peggy HiU Farm for hosting a fantastic stock judging night and also an evalua­ tion evening.


centre was trans­ planted in the churchyard, with the entrance trans­ formed into a blaze


sale. There were stalls selling delec­ table ice-cream, and delicious beefburg­ ers, fresh fish from Fleetwood, dairy products and local cheeses of all flavours, fudge and sweets, Christmas cakes and puddings - and a non-stop service of teas and


was served and the MCs were Mrs E. Hartley (dominoes) and Mis E. Jackson (whist).


of colour from all the The winners were bedding plants for whist, ladies: 1, Mrs


E. Jackson; 2, H. Lofthouse; 3, Mrs M. Wellock. Whist, gents: 1, Mrs E. Ire­ land; 2, Mr A. Tryne; 3, Mr S. Hogg. Dominoes: 1, Mrs F. Taylor; 2, Mr J. Pye; 3, Mrs A. Seed; 4, Mrs H. Grainger; 5, Mr R. Knight; 6;. Mrs A. Taylor.


home-baked cakes in Raffle: Mrs M. Loft- the hall to meet house, Mrs E. Fox, everyone’s needs as the afternoon pro­ gressed. Everything disappeared from the stalls as if by magic.


SABDEN Great run


Peter Ridge, who organised the whole event, and also to the multitude of stallholders whose efforts, before the market opened, were rewarded by the weather and the turnout of the whole community.


Alpha course


An Alpha celebration and taster evening will be held at St John’s Church, Read, on Tuesday at 7 p.m. A full course of 10 sessions will begin on Tuesday, October 6th, at 7 p.m. Each session begins with a meal, followed by a presen­ tation covering such


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tional all-ages serv­ ice of thanksgiving for the fruits of the harvest, and for those who had labomed to produce the bounty on which we all depend. The


Sabdenstudent Conor Parfitt took part in


the streets of New­ castle


and


Gateshead on Sun­ day morning. Conor, who is a 20-year-old economics student at Newcastle Uni­ versity, ran for the Multiple Sclerosis Society and hopes to have raised around £350 in sponsorship. His grandma suffers from the Multiple Sclerosis and Conor, wanted to do some­ thing for the charity which is close to his family’s heart.


■subjects as “Who is Jesus?” and “Why and how do I pray?” , after which a discus­ sion will take place with smaller groups. The atmosphere is friendly and there are opportunities to get to know each other. Please bring a friend if you wish to do so. For further details please ring Mike on 01282 680266 or Alan on 01282771361.


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church was packed He completed the run with families as the in a time of 1 hour, children of the 35 minutes, 15 sec- parish played their ends, part in giving thanks HarVGSt


for all that we so This Sunday St richly enjoy.


Traditional hymns


were sung, but on this occasion there were two special musical offerings from the children of St Wilfrid’s Primary School. The first, “ If I was a butterfly” , they sang with great gusto on their own, at the end of the service they were joined by the grown­ up Musiemakers, to sing “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God” as a three-part Qouncll


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The annual harvest fair at St Wilfrid’s Church, Ribchester, was a tremendous DlnnaF Flight success with waU-to- Coming soon wall sunshine and great local efforts to make the church, the parish hall and the churchyard as festive as possible. At the end of the day, thanks to people’s generosity, over £2,400 had been r a i s e d . _______________ The local community .


There were stalls selling locally- pro­ duced jams and bread and cakes and fruit in abundance.


round, and got a very well-deserved round of applause for their efforts.


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Ribchester is the Internationmal Din­ ner Night, on Satur­ day, October 10th, More details later of this popular annual e-vent.


turned out in Monthly WhiSt strength to support The monthly whist the parish’s efforts, and domino drive


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arranged by the management com­


mittee took place in Rimington Memori­ al Institute.


A complete garden A pie and peas supper


Nicholas’s Church hold a Harvest


Service at the new time of 10-30 a.m., led by the Rev. Nor­ man Atty, and it ■will be follow^ by a har­ vest lunch in the hall. The Baptist Church will hold its Simday service at 10 a.m., led by Mrs Pat Spurin, and at St Mary's RC Church Masses are at 6 p.m. Saturday and 10-30 a.m. Sunday morn­ ing.


Sabden Parish Council is on Tues­ day, October 6th, in St Nicholas’s InstU tute (top door) at 7- 30 p.m. The public are very welcome and have an oppor­ tunity to speak and raise any local issue they wi^.


Cricket Sahden Cricket Club was victorious against a team from Calderstones in the Bradlow Cup Final on Sunday at Clitheroe Cricket Club. It was organ­ ised by Clitheroe and District Cricket League and many villagers turned out to support the team


Mrs D. Knight and Mrs S. Tennant.


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in the sunshine and help them on to an easy vistory. Sabden scored 161 in their innings with top scorers being captain John Hargreaves, Andrew Turner, Richard Wright and William Thatcher. In reply Calder- stones only managed 74 all out due to some top bowling from Chris Dun- derdale, John Ormerod, Andrew ConCDFt Turner, MmtoYeo- Sabden will raise man and Richard funds for Christian


and Katie, Richard c/o P. Brook, Angie and Russell, Dave and Jean Grimshaw, Derek Slinger, Pete and Sue Robinson, Mike c /o White Hart,


Dave


Schofield, Jackie and Mark Ashton, Richard c/o White Hart, Dave Sullivan, David and Doreen Wright, Stephen Parsons, Dave Knight.


Wright. The game was played in good spirit and afterwards the Clitheroe club provided lunch.


Football


the 13-mile Great Sabden Football Club North Run around held a great day of


fun fund-raising on Saturday. They-were blessed with fine weather and the day began with the


Bam pitch. Later in the afternoon there was a duck race down Sabden Brook from Bull Bridge with the owner of the winning duck home winning £75, the runner-up won £50 and the third


Aid with a concert by Tony Berry of the Houghton Weavers ■ in St


monthly luncheon meeting. It was a very humorous talk and the 28 people who attended seemed to thorough­ ly enjoy it. A raffle was held with the winners being Nora Jones, Ronnie Platt, Ruth Shaw and Sheila Haworth. There will be no meeting in October so the next limcheon is on Wednesday, November 18th, in St Mary’s Commu­ nity Hall. Any over- 55s wishing to attend should con­ tact Bernard Parfitt for details.


Mary's Community MOPI Wantod Hall on October The New Village Folk 15th starting at 7-30 is on the lookout for


p.m. This has proved a sellout in the past and tickets, which cost £8, are a-vailable from Enid Boyd- Martin.


annual veterans vs Bowling club first team football gabden Crown Green match at the Nutter Bowling Club's end


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of season presenta­ tion will be held at Whalley Golf Club on Friday, October 2nd, when the prizes sons on will be present^ and 478155 or 01282 there will be enter- 778652 as soon as tainment by Alan possible. Curtis. Tickets are St Mary’S


• £25. All these prizes _________ have been claimed. There is also a prize


- - The next meeting of Raffle winners were Lunch


is yet to be claimed. To help the day along there was music, entertain­ ment and a raffle at the White Hart and club members pro­ vided a barbecue.' The day raised a tremendous £1,150 which will go towards the runninjg of the football club. New members, sup­ porters at matches or anyone who will help with the run­ ning of the dub, yrill be very welcome.. Contact the chair­ man, Alan Birkett, if youcanhelp.


Wellsprings, Alan Birkett, Gary Meakin, Gillia.n Slinger, Lee Skellem


Alan Whalley, “Things We Wish We Catherine from the Hadn’ t Said” was


the title of a talk by Mr Cliff Astin at Sabden Age Concern Leisure Club’s


cash


available from com­ mittee members.


for the last duck 'raereisafmalch^ce home, no. 127, which to smg your way to a


, , prize at a


karaoke competition at the Pendle Witch pub on Saturday night. The pub has been running heats for the past three weeks and the £20 winner from each have a sing-off on October 11th, when they can -win £50, a


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final and a big cash prize, in Blackpool, on October 15th. If you are interested in taking part just turn up at the pub on Saturday. The com­ petition begins at 8 p.m.


Recent donations to


St Mary’s Commu­ nity Hall refurbish­ ment fund include £100 from Ben and Kerrie at the Pendle Witdi and £75 from the sale of home­ made jam and other sources. The last two weeks £20 bonus ball winners were Sheila Holmes and Terry Cattermole. Parishioners are being asked to


for the Masses on Saturday and Sunday, Octob^ 3rd and 4th. The Saturday Mass will also be the first ses­ sion of the sacra­ mental programme for confirmation and holy communion


Who Lives In A Shoe” next January, and needs another two men in the cast. You do not need any experience, just enthusiasm and a sense of fun. If you are interested please


Sabden Horticultural ^test adventure to Society held a com-


mittee meeting at Sheiwrtray^hff tnie ",


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Club pavilion. The annual show was dis­ cussed at length and deemed to be a suc­ cess. Despite the poor weather the entries were on a par with previous years, were ■varied and were greatly admired by ■visitors. Chairman Mr Leo Clarkson thanked the secre­ tary, judges, stew­ ards and committee, tea room ladies and villagers who helped out and made it such a success. There are still three raffle prizes outstanding,


Betty Clarkson on 01282 772762. Next year’s show date was fixed for August 21st.


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John Boocock and other committee membes -will be dis­ tributing daffodil bulbs to pupils at both schools and advise them on growing for the annual bulb compe­ tition.


there will be a talk and slide show in St Mary’s Community Hall by Mr Gavin Thomas of the Royal Sodety for the Protection of Birds. This will be based on the Bowland Pro­ ject. It is free admis­ sion and light refreshments will be served. The society’s AGM -will be held on November 17th at 7- 30 p.m. at the Bowl­ ing Club.


SAWLEY donate tins, dried or \A/nrth\/ nai ic o place in the grand non-perishable foods Y'' ,,


harvest ■^ collection of £50, in and support. aid of the Marie Raffle winners were: Curie Cancer Care, E. Robinson, E Tay-


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was raised by resi­ dents of Browgate, Sawley. Marie Curie provides nursing care and support to patients and fami- The next dance will be lies.


lor, R. Lodge, C. Smith, M. New- bould,B.WeUock,F. Joel, M. Head and E. Waddington.


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in centre which feeds the homeless in Blackburn.


on Friday, October 23rd to Alan from


zest for fife, sharing 'Winners for the whist her experiences, both drive were: 1, J. Traynon 2, B. Peel, 3. T. Robinson. Ladies: 1, S. Ten­ nant; 2, M. Wellock; 3, E. Barker. Low: H. Lofthouse.


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good and bad, with an enthusiasm which rubbed off on every­ one. her wonderful stories ■were brought even more to life as a


selection of excellent Dominoes: 1, V. Giles; photographs were 2, J. Chew; 3, J. Pye; viewed.


4, M. Berry; 5, R.


The vote of thanks Eden Low: J. Oddie. was made by Alison Raffle: 1, A. Taylor; 2, Blakemore and the E. Barker; 3, R. competition winner Brown; 4, F. Taylor; was Kate Sims. 5, E. Ireland. Hostesses for the The next drive will be evening were Pauline on Saturday, Octo­ ber 17th, at 7-45 p.m.


Giles and Margaret Baines who treated those present to a selection of delicious cakes.


4 ^ S S ^ S T W e x t speaker is Alan Hayhurst and


“Lady Killers” . The meeting will take place at 7-30 p.m. in the village hall where everyone is welcome and and is encouraged to take along a friend.


SIMONSTONE Harvest festival


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Peter’s Church, Simonstone, on Sun­ day at 10 a.m. with a joint Elvensong with both St Peter’s and St John’s choirs in St Peter’s at 6-30 p.m.


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on October 15th t o Haddington Leisure subject will be


WADDINGTON .eisure club


Club restarts after the summer break on Wednesday, October 14th, with a two course lunch served at 12-30 p.m. followed by short entertainment or speaker in Wadding- ton Methodist Church Hall. All over-55s are wel­ come, admission is £4. For more infor­ mation tel: Mar­ garet on 01200 422564.


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service There will be an after­ noon tea on Sunday at West Bradford Methodist Church.


Music evening A pleasant evening was spent dandng to music played by Alan Cookson on the Monthly Whlst organ at Tosside At the monthly mili- CommunityHall.


The service will start at the usual time of 2 p.m. and will be led by the Rev. Katy Thomas.


tary whist and


Thanks were domino drive, held expressed to those


who had given raffle prizes, as well as help


will be donated to The ladies of Sawley ^ “ aia the THOMAS drop- WI had an excellent UOminOGS speaker in Pat At the whist and • More News From Ashcroft who related domino drive at Tos- the 'Villages - page both serious and side Community 23.


at the ■village hall, 12 tables were in play. The winners were - whist: M. Fallon, J. Procter, M. Speak, B. Waddihgton, with a score of 52; domi­ noes; 1, W. Barker. 2. J. Chew. 3. D. Sellers. 4. R. Chew. 5. R. Eden; raffle: 1, E. Barker 2, J. Hartley 3, M. Loft­ house A, Gr. Berry 5, E. Aspin.


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