20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, March 4th, 2010


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aware of the in-patient unit, there are other services the hospice ' (pictured) provides including a community and rehabilitation unit where patients receive thera­ pies and treatments to help them, to adjust to the various stages of their illness and.improve their quality of life.. ’ / P^ftients who have benefited from the service provided by the


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Burnley College Sixth Form Centre


Advice Event 11 March 2010 6.30 to 8.30pm


Are you unsur'e what to do after your GCSEs?


Why not come along to our advice event to learn mol'd about the-A Level and Vocational courses vve otfer as well as our Gifted and


Talented progi'amme and five successful Sports -Academies.


You will also bt^ able to see why ' Ofsted judged us Outstanding and view our iconic new campus. ■


just about dying, it is also about living” .


/ The open'oay at the hospice in


Park LeeTload, Blackburn, will give people an opportunity to find out more information and see the facilities in"a relaxed environ­ ment. As well as a tour'of the facility.


stands will provide details about ;■ services, volunteering, events and ' fund-raising. And members of the medical:


team will also be available to, answer questions.


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p.m. on '^esday, March 16thj con- ■ tact Janet on 01254 342848. (s) ,:


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, . March 6th “The Mothering Sunday


14th March - Waddow Hall Family meals and afternoon teas Plus activities for the children


Activity Open Day Saturday 13th’March Waddow Hail waddington


Spring ball Waddington Sports, Social and Playing Fields committee is hosting a spring ball on Saturday, March 6th, to raise funds towards an all- weather pitch for the village playing fields.


The event is being held at Bashall Bam with apperat- ifs on arrival at 7 p.m., a live band, disco, raffle and goody bags to go home with.


Black tie or smart suit for the gentle­ men, ladies simply gorgeous please! Tickets are just £35


. each and are avail­ able from Siobhan Howell on 07590 808332.


Leisure club On - Wednesday, March


10th,


Waddington Leisure Club is serving a


Church service The 2 p.m. service on Sunday in West Bradford Methodist Church will be led by Mr Robin Clark. Everyone welcome.


Bingo evening There will be a food bingo evening tomorrow night, Friday, in West


Bradford Village Hall, eyes down at 7-30 p.m.


Tickets are priced £2.50 each and this includes a pie and peas supper and one free bingo book.


Everyone welcome, including children, come along for an enjoyable evening. To order your tick­ ets telephone Janet on 01200 426272.


WHALLEY


Day of Prayer Tomorrow at 2-15 p.m. the Women’s


, Fuzzy;Duck Trail­ er” will be in Cock- let Hill car park every weekend and Bank Holidays. Vis­ itors will be able to purchase hot and cold drinks, hot sandwiches and home-made cakes.


two-course lunch at


12-30 p.m for just U .


This is for the over- 55s and will be held in Waddington


Methodist Church Hall. -


For more information tel. Margaret on 01200 422564.


WEST BRADFORD


World Day of Prayer service will be held in Whalley Methodist Church.


The theme is “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord” .


This year’s prayer day has been prepared by Christian women of the Cameroon. The speaker is the Rev. Gillian Dyer, priest-in-charge, of Whalley, Sabden and Pendleton parishes.


Spring fair a spring fair will be


held in Whalley Methodist Church on Saturday from 10-30 a.m. to 1-30


p.m.


There will be various stalls with many exciting gifts, including jewellery, cards, cosmetics, scarves, books, cakes, bric-a-brac, plus a music, video and CD stall.


Light refreshments will be available throughout the fair and lunch will be available from noon. Admission is 50p.


Services Worship, including the Sacrament of Holy Communion, will be led by the minister, the Rev. Katy Thomas in Whalley Methodist Church on Sunday morning at 10-30 a.m.


Action group Whalley Christian Action Group’s Lent lunch will take-place on Tuesday at 11-45 a.m.


in the


Methodist Church hall, followed by a short talk given by the Rev. Gill Dyer, newly appointed priest-in-charge for Whalley, Sabden and Pendleton parishes.


Flower club At the meeting of


Whalley Flower Club, chairman Mrs Carol Riley wel­ comed everyone to the first flower demonstration of the year.


A very lively and e n t e r t a i n i n g evening was enjoyed by members as NAFAS


area


d em o n s t r a t o r Arthur McDonald showed his skills in arranging beautiful flowers entitled “Purely for Plea­ sure” .


Six lucky raffle ticket winners took home the arrangements. Mr McDonald was thanked in an excel­ lent manner by Mrs Katie Collins.


The next meeting and flower demonstra­ tion will be held on Thursday, March 11th, at 7-30 p.m. in Whalley Methodist Church hall and new members and


those interested in floral art are wel come. •


Book fair Today books will be on sale in the hall of Whalley Primary School after school and on Monday and Tuesday.


All the children have been given a £1 book token which may be spent on any' purchase over £2.99, either at the fair or any partici­ pating book shop.


As there was an extremely low tium- out for the after school service, it is to be re-launched on


Thursday, March 11th.


Ol d comics are needed for a new project at the after-school club.


There has been a good response from chil­ dren in School Years 2, 3, and 4 to the gymnastics club which started on Wednesday.


Payment of £15 for the five weeks of the club should be sent to the school office,


. cheques being made payable to John Smethhurst.


Recycling used stamps helps sup­ port the work of the Royal National Institute for the Blind, used ink car­ tridges gain Texco vouchers for the


Burnley College


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school and batteries are sent to be recy­ cled safely.


Lots of colourful badges could be seen being worn by chil­ dren, which means they could enter the competition for a


- Bamardo's teddy. A booklet about boys joining Blackburn Cathedral choir is available from reception.


Choir break Valley Voices take a week's break in rehearsals resuming on Monday, March 15th at English Martyrs' RC Church, Whalley, at 7-30 p.m.


The choir is now learning new reper­ toire for concerts and this is a good time for past mem­ bers to return or new members to join.


For inquiries about bookings or mem­ bership, tel. 01254 824312.


Fells to sea A journey from the Howgill Fells to


Heysham and Sun­ derland Point was


■the subject of an illustrated lecture by Mary Curry to Whalley and Dis­ trict Archaelogical and Historical Soci­ ety in Whalley Abbey.


It followed the River Lune, visiting small villages and church­ es with examples of the bailey and moat mounds still visible, many hundreds of years since they were in use.


Sharp cards Winners at this week's senior citi­ zens' social in 'Whal- ley Methodist Church schoolroom were: 'Whist, Ladies - G. Walmsley and D. Farnsworth. Gents - J. White- head and J. Hull.


Dominoes: J. Pit- lovitz, F. Peel and J. Peel. The next meeting will be on Saturday at 6-45 p.m.


WISWELL


Reunion A Wiswell reunion for all villagers who grew up there, pres­ ent and past, is being held on Sun­ day, June 13th at 2 p.m. in Pendleton Village Hall.


The loan of photo­ graphs would be most welcome.


Were you part of the May Day flagpole celebrations and walk down the field at Stocks Hill Farm on the former cricket pitch? Did you


attend the Wiswell School? Did you go to the village shop? If you are interested in village life, past and current, then everyone, is most welcome to the event.


Please contact Jill Farthing,


(nee


Robinson) on 07957 883528 or Brenda Fenton (nee Home) on 07751020187 and Janet Horne or Maureen Robinson nee (Whitwell) for further information. Please contact any­ one whom you know who might be interested.


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