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The group actively


; welcomes new line' dancers an d . new ■ i dancers are invited


. : to come along a t 7- -■;30 p.in. when they , will receive special instruction prior to


Fun day. The annual ‘Phil : McQuade Memorial


Sequence dancing is also held weekly on Wednesdays (not 1st in month) in the


; village hall and new .-dancersare welcome ■at that group which meets at 8 p.m.


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j Fun Day Challenge ; will be held on Sun­ day, a t Low. Moor Club and oh .Roe- field V ■ Cricket Ground.' "


The inter-fun day and cricket tournament' will start at 10 a.m. and - will involve


Admission is £3 . ■ i


. eight local pub teams.


There will be inflat-: able fun games, and . for the children a


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Refreshments ; of bacon, sausage and burger sandwiches will be served from


.10-30 a.m. in the 'club and there will also be a hog roast.;


Proceedsifromrthe. :-'day will go towards , the Children’s Heart Association.


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OnTuesday, Septem­ ber 1st, there is to V be a "Sausage Fest",


i? followed by a short ‘ quiz and raffle, in


;i the village hall. The . evening will start at 7-30 p.m..‘ and admission is £5 for adults, children free. All proceeds are for thechurch. :


Fell race The annual Pendle-


, ton fell race takes ■ place on Saturday. Runners will be set-;


■ ting off a t 3 p.m. racing to the top of Pendle and back. , >


The: - stall !■ selling : home-made items,


. '. from cakes to.pre- :.. serves,'plants to bis- s cults, will be there " as usual.


the conununity will «to be missed. For have the opportuni- ; further details, con- ty to thank him, = tact Peggy Ridge on and to wish him well '01254 878614. , as he retires to his The tollowing;day ; family’s : former home in Fleetwood.


Letters have been sent out to every-


ii one living in. the , parish, inviting con-. : tributions to a per­ sonal present for.Fr


• John,'to mark'.his services.


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there will be an all- If anyone is interest- ages harvest festival ed or wants further.


service a t St Wil­ frid’s Church at 10- ■


information will th e y : contact, the


■


; following the resigr ‘ nations of Council- ?: lors Patrick McGin- ley. and ,;Martyn


• of the competition, which raised funds: for Derian House ■j Children’s Hospice.


(Booth’s hamper)|


Vand:’Jill- Birtwelll .'(champagne and! champagne flutes! from Dawsons).


To get to the final, Plooijlit John- and,; Dave gabden’s £750 Flood-1 defeated feUow&h-


si„g,es compethl


field 21-18 in the,, quarter finals and i visitors Tony Sin-,! gleton and-;!Cliff i Hope 21-16 in the^ semis.


^ .Bowling event £227 for the work of


: 779376. The next parish coun­ cil meeting, is on Tuesday- a t 7-30 p.m., preceded, at 7: p.m., by the present tation of awards to the winners of the


For further details. contact Clare Lev- The event was an ipk the church war-


Autumn I t is clear-, th a t •autumn is nearly here and the posters advertising ■ the annual harvest mar­ ket on Saturday,


:have .appeared throughout the vil-


lage. As usual, the market will be held jointly in - St Wilfrid’s • Church and in the ;


; parish hall starting' ' a t 1 p;m.,‘ to'cele-


- 'b ra te the fruits of ' ..-;the local harvest. ■ There will be stalls


'^selling.bread and ycakes, jams' and 4"Christmas pud-] dings, cheese and dairy: products,]


- meat and fish, fruit !-and vegetables of


make.a contribu- : sport at Rimin^on institute (top door) Hall.


ick, the church war- ■ ■ bowling event and coiourim nawai....sponsored by Bailey k" w ^ ■The 9 ^ a.m. semcel John


knockout pairs Thp-rotoiirfid September 12th, ^ ggpmjjpfjQag


following keen com­ petition the winning pair - emerged- as Mrs Margaret Schofield and Mr Alan Hague, with Mrs Doreen Dins- dale and Mrs Cyn­ thia Hewitt as run­ ners-up.


course tea was


thanks ., , were expressed to mem­ bers of Rimington Bowling Club for offering their help and support and the use of their facili; ties. ' ' .■ :■


Thanks .too were 'given to-Mr Brian Stott, assisted,.by


i Mr Edward Healey ;. and Mr John Dins- dale tor arranging the happy and suc­ cessful event. '


: ' every k i n d . : ; Admission is free, but .'- donations would be '- welcome. There isa . ,


- past 13 years and sr: all afternoon. -.


..barbecue, and tea V a c a n c ie s -r and cakes available Sabden Parish Coun-.


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•; his many friends' in This is an event not two new members -


ian shirts of Sabden bowlers


Robinson and Dave


, Sullivan .blazed through to the final


■of the Alan and Anita . Whalley


petition at Sabden Bowling Club at the weekend. ’


Rosehowl charity Pauline Stansfield, open doubles com- , Qjie of the organis-


enjoyed by all. and The pair was oim_of ,


four home doubles teams who put on some superb bowl­ ing to quality for


and-^:^ (Chemists) Ltd of Kiddrow ' .Lane Health ' Centre, Burnley, and Inter- soft Communica­ tion Solutions.


ers, thanked compe­ tition sponsors, raf­ fle prize donors who included ^ Booths -supermarket,and


finals day on Sun- .bowlers:and sup' day. ,


Dawsons depart­ ment store, both of Clitheroe,


the porters for an


In the- final, they “absolutely bril- faced the East Lan- Hant” competition, cashire Bowls Club Alan - and Anita pair of Paul Brett Whalley, who pre-


- and Paul Sutcliffe, who had in May ■ won Sabden’s Peter ■ Lambert open char­ ity doubles compe­ tition, which was


'held to raise cash for Pendleside Hos­ pice. ’


They were in top - cil has vacancies for ■


sented the-Rose- bowl in their name to- the ■ winners, thanked everyone


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Memonallnstitiite .^ t St Nicholas's on Sunday.


day, September 1st,I


; and is played every| Tuesday , and! Thursday through-!


: out the month. Fun day


clerk Mrs -Angela Trophy i :.' winners There is to he a char!


Whitwell; on 01282 v Brett and Sutcliffe,. ty Fun Day at the] who won £80 each, defeatedri'.-Lynne Nuttalli.andSLee Ramell 21-12 in the quarters, and Gary StephehsonS;and Roy-Hope.21-9 in the semis. •.


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Sabden in Bloom The other village club competition; ■.


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-Teridle.Witch pub| ' and ’ car; park on!


.Sunday afternoon.! '-Attractions will| ■.include a bouncyl i castle and surf sim-| ' Ulator, face painting!


' and a candy floss! ? machine, and there] will be a barbecue.


Isherwood:; 'arid'Everyone is welcome|


' Dave Parsons and; . to go along and help| Peter Warhurton : raise money for|


' went A u t ; in,; the Sahden groups. ; quarter finak. > ServiCBS ^


-a t St Nicholas's! Church on Sunday| will be taken by for-r mer vicar the Rev.| Roland Nicholson! and will be followed! by a meeting of the! PCC.


At the meeting of the| church Ladies' Cir-I cle on Wednesday! the speaker will be| Sheila Smith.


m the institute.! Coming up in the! next month at the! church is a table top I sale in the church| hall on Saturday,! September 12th,I from 11a.m. to 31


' p.m.'when it costs! ‘ £5 to hire a table.! Call Val Darwenti on 01282 776962.


Mass for their support This weekend's Mass-i


form again- and There were 20 raffle defeated the Sabden prizes, and the top


■ pair 21-12 in a rain - three were won by soaked final th a t Val Jackson (£50), did nothing' to Gordon- Ormerod


and for the excellent ' es at St Mary's RC | are at 6 p.m. on Sat-1 urday rand 10-30j a.m. Sunday morn-j ing with Fr Peter! Birmingham. Sab-1 den Baptist Church I has a Sunday serv-1 ice at 10 a.m. led by | • Brian Fisher.


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The ladies of Sawley WI were enter­ tained by Mr Michael Singleton, with a very interest­ ing talk on “The Work of the Coro­ ner’s Office”. He gave details of all aspects of his work


. as well as the histo­ ry behind it. While


• most of his work revolves around unexplained or sud­ den death he revealed th a t responsibilities for “treasure trove” is still held by his office. After a lively question and answer session Mr Single- ton was thanked by Mrs Joyce Frost.


Winners of the com­ petition for a first aid tip were Joan Porter, Kate Sims and ■ Margaret Baines. Hostesses tor the evening were Ann Askew and Elizabeth Thornber who, as usual, pro­ vided delicious cakes and biscuits.


At the next meeting on September 17th, in the village hall at 7-30 p.m., the guest speaker will he the ever popular Mrs Pat Ashcroft. New members welcome.


SLAIDBURN


Young Farmers Slaidburn Young Farmers met on Monday for their annual superjudge competition at Home Farm, Brow- sholme, by kind per­ mission of Mr T. Robinson. Members judged and gave rea-


- sons on beef, breed­ ing sheep, Victoria sandwich cakes and handbags. Results were: Seniors - 1st- Tom Harrison, 2nd Steven Walker and 3rd John France. Juniors - 1st Andrew Harrison, - 2nd Robert Walker and 3rd Anna Blakey.


Andrew Harrison expressed thanks to Mr Robinson and master judges Mr and Mrs ■ K. Whitwell and Mr and Mrs J. Carr.


There is no meeting


- on Bank Holiday Monday. The next meeting is on Mon­ day, September 7 th and is setting-up for the Hodder Valley Show at 6 p.m. and a games night in Slaidburn Village Hall at 7-30 p.m.


Craft fair A craft fair with a bumper cake and produce stall is


Pub regulars boost Sadie’s Pot of Gold


AN afternoon sitting in a bath of beans helped one Clitheroe pubgoer raise money for young cancer sufferers.


The unusual ablution was carried out by White Lion customer Walter Carroll in aid of the Sadie's Pot of Gold charity.


: The pot of gold charity was set up in memory of


As an additional fund-raiser people were asked to guess how'many tins of beans, donated by Sainsbury's, had gone into the bath.


Sadie


Kearns-Banks M ii s g r o v e (pictued) who died in 2007 of acute'myeloid le u k a e mi i a . idioney'.raised goes to] young people suffering from leukaemia and to support their families by helpihg towards fuel and travel expenses; pre­ scriptions,' spe­ cific]'; dietary requireinerits'; wigs


clothes, as well as days out arid


and . treats.: - : : ; ' ■,


■; The event held at The White Lion in Market ■: Place raised around £2,000 through a vari- ■ ety of different fund-raising initiatives


■ -including a pub marathon -with staff and - customers running a total of 60 miles on ■ 'treadmills - a 40-prize raffle and inflatable ■ gladiator ring on the car park.


/ •'Publicans Claire and Pete Crossley-Ellis also


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‘ YOUNG gladiators battle it out at the fun day (s) ' "WALTER Carroll silling in a bath of beans (s)


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being held in Slaid- burn’s new village hall on Bank Holi­ day Monday from 10-30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission will cost £1.50.


TOSSIDE


Old time dance There was-a good crowd for an old time dance held in


. Tosside Community Hall when £354 was made for Cancer


■'.Research UK. . Music was provided by the Roe Valley Band and thanks were expressed to those who had given . donations and raffle


' prizes and helped and supported the event.


Raffle winners: J. Keylock, E. Middle- ton, J. Dobson, C.‘ Bretherton,. M. Newbould, E. New- house, C. Smith, T. Stanhope, E. Healey, R. Airey.


The next dance will be on Friday, Sep­ tember 18th to the music of Alan Cook-


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‘ Tillage Hall ■winners ■ were, military whist: I. Hartley, M. Pick­ les, D. Hogg, B. Garnett with a score of58.-


Dominoes: : . :■. D. ■ Knight, R. Eden, J. Pye, E. Barker, W. Barker.


Raffle: E. Thackeray,; E. Aspin; J. Chew, ' M. Davies, T. Pike.


Village walk ,- On Saturday, Septem­ ber 5th West Brad­ ford Playing Field committee is organ­ ising an observation walk round the ■vil­ lage.


The cost will be £3 for adults and £2 for children under 11, including a hot-pot supper and social evening after the event. Tickets are available from J. Bristol tel 01200 426272 or V. Sharp tel 01200 423424.


Ail village residents are invited to come along to the village hall between 6 and 7-15 p.m. for the start of the walk. .


Church service An informal after­ noon tea service will be . held in West


Bradford Methodist Church on Sunday a t 3-30 p.m. The service will be led by


■ Mr Tim Bridge- m'an.- Everyone wecome.' ■


WHALLEY


Activity day A charity children’s activity day is being organised by Helen •Webster of Talkfiist


■ and Katrina Clay- . don of Kinder- musik, on Sunday in Whalley Village Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is to raise money for The National Autis­ tic Society and The Legacy Rainbow House. '


There will be lots of. stands promoting local nurseries, pre­ schools and play-


■ groups, with stalls selling band-made jewellery and cards, craftastic - with Lizzie and her pot­ tery wheel, photog­ raphers, face paint­ ing, demonstrations


- from Kindermusik and Talkfirst, music from the Merry Berries, tombola.


raffle and refresh­ ments. Everyone is welcome.


Book sale A book sale is being held in Whalley Parish Church dur-


: ing the Bank Holi-: day weekend. I t is open on Saturday and Monday from


-10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sunday from


■ noon - to ’ 4 p.m. - Refreshments avail­ able. Everyone wel­ come.


Band visit Withitheir unique blend of sizzling Balkan


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Klezmer tunes, the Balkanics Band deliver music rang­ ing from, driving dance rhythms to moments of melan­ cholic, introspective pipes.


This Lancaster band bring their unique sound, which also includes Scottish and Irish music as well as rock, dance and classical, to Whalley Village Hall on Saturday, September 5th. Tickets costing £5 are available from Whalley Post Office or on 01254 822350.


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Prayers The ladies' prayer group for Whalley


. Parish Church is held - in people's-


Visitors to the church often comment on


'. homes on 'Tuesdays. ; to . ■


Lunch On the first Sunday of: the new school year,


.September 13th, a -Mass has been


; arranged to be fol­ lowed by lunch out­ side at the English


:• Martyrs or, if it is "wet, in The Pres­ bytery.


The lunch is for all who help with the children's liturgy, including spouses


. and children. Num­ bers are important and a delegate will


: bearranged. • If anyone would like to join the group running the chil-' dren's liturgy please


■ speak to Ann Rus­ sell or Fr Philip.


, the lovely flower "arrangements. Any-: one who would like ■ contribute


towards the cost of


. or arrangement of- flowers, please con­ tact Fr Philip.


Night off There will .be .no rehearsal of .Valley Voices on Bank HoL


■: iday'; ” . Monday. •Rehearsals will con-


■; tinue the following • Monday ■' as ‘ the 'choir prepares for a concert at Whalley Abbey ' and - for recordings.


Anyone who would


.' like to join the choir (no experience nec­ essary) or book the choir, should con­ tact 01254 824312.


Flower Club Members of 'Whalley


enjoyed a visit to “Casa Lago’’, 'in


. Woodlands Park, - Whalley, 'where they were shown many . unusual plants and


; features of the gar­ den.


Later they were able to buy some plants


"fo r their own gar­ dens.


Thenextmeeting will be on; Thursday,


- September. 10th in:; ■-.Whalley Methodist Church haU at 7-30. p.m.-when Susan' . Fairhurst, a NAFAS ; area demonstrator ■


". will be - showing-. • 'designs of flowers entitled:“Make it with- Love”. : All


; flower arrangements will be raffled at the end.


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