16 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 14th,2010


BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND


Cancelled The meeting of Hol­ land Gardening


I


. Club, Bolton-by- Bowland, on Janu­ ary 13th was can­ celled due to the inclement weather. I t is hoped to invite Peter Foley to give


The next meeting will


be on February 10th when Spellbound Productions will return with more of their videos.


CHIPPING


Eyes down Chipping Scout Group is organising a bingo evening on


Saturday, January 16th, in Chipping Village Hall to raise money for the vil­ lage Scout and Cub groups. Doors open 6-30 p.m., eyes down '7-30. p.m. Many excellent prizes.


his talk on “The ChUrch ChOir Early Spring Gar- Downham den” at a later date.


DOWNHAM , , .


Wilkins to sing for the villagers of Twiston, a t th e i r . home the Sunday before Christmas, due to the bad weather, but the vil-


Church choir mem­ bers and friends were unable to accept the kind invi­ tation of Mr Steve and Mrs Diana Christmas morning saw the choir


Parish


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On Christmas Eve the singers were warmly welcomed in Downham, and the combined dona­ tions amounted to £203, which this year is going to the National Associa­ tion for Crohns and Colitis towards research for the dis­ ease, with many thanks to all.


singingthefullcom- munion service, con­ ducted by the Rev. Alan Reid. Organist


wasMrsAdelePrid- , ding.


day after Christmas was conducted by Canon Rodney . Nicholson, readers


and welcome refreshments were served by the ladies of the parish who also had decorated the church beauti­ fully for the festive season.


lagers very kindly The annual united donated to the Nine Lessons and choir’s charity. Carols on the Sun- B a b oU S h k a


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It's a case of new year, new gym for Pendie Leisure Centre, so there's never been a better time for a new you!


The gym at the Crown Way building has had a new carpet, new decor and a full range of brand new, state-of-the-art equipment


installed. So now you've no excuse to stick to your New Year's Resolution!


The ROC-IT range of machines are a true innovation in strength training that effectively combine superior biomechanics with fun to give you a unique movement experience.


As well as the bikes, steppers and running machines - which all have their own small TV screen attached - there is a wide choice of equipment to work every part of your body.


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But the piece de resistance has to be the Expresso Bikes, complete with interactive games. Compete on the race track against a fellow cyclist or chase blue dragons for points. Race against a friend on the next machine or even link into the website and challenge someone in a different country! You don't even realise you are exercising because you are so intent on the game in hand, it really does make going to the gym fun. And they are


totally unique to this area, with the nearest gym with these bikes 25 miles away!


Pendie Leisure Centre's Health and Fitness Manager, John Rawcliffe, said: "We have brought the existing gym into the 21st Century with this brand new, hi-tech equipment. We are always trying to persuade people to get fit and healthy, so we want to


encourage them by providing them with better facilities arid the best equipment we can."


DUNSOP BRIDGE


included Mrs Eliza- Evonne Crabtree’s beth Wrigley, Mrs son has Downs Syn- Jeannie Creadie, Mr drome and her talk Steven Smith, Mr a t next month’s Cliff Phillips and meeting is entitled the vicar. Mr Geof- “For Pete’s Sake”, frey Hitchen was For anyone - who the guest organist, enjoys entering the


monthly competi tions, the challenge is to write a verse of a nursery rhyme using your non­ dominant hand. Visitors are always welcome to any meetings.


GRINDLETON


Pupils of Thorney- Wine tastlng holme RC Primary Tickets are available School performed for the popular wine


; their ' Christmas Production of “Baboushka” to two delighted audi­ ences of parents, governors and


local community, organised by com- All agreed it was a wonderful perform­ ance and a great prelude to the Christmas festivi­ ties.


GISBURN


! Show trip The snowy weather was most appropri­ ate as Gisburn WI and friends travelled to the Lowry Centre ; in a floodlit Salford


Berlin’s classic 1954 film “White Christ­ I mas”.


I Reports of the show


[ this magical per­ formance with all the ingredients of quality entertain­ ment including an all-star cast, superb music and dance,


were confirmed in


;■ spectacular .. cos- tumes and scenery,


. ionedromance... ! Everyone managed to


: '-.negotiate:the icy i„ pavements outside


Clinical Psychojogy Services at Kendal House ; Dr Louise Gee (Chartered.Psycho|ogist) currently has some.availability for


appointments on Saturday mornings, if you feel you need help with'ariy of - the following difficulties:


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Depression .Anxiety, Sodal Phobia; Agoraphobia ' ' Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), - ^ ' ..-


Relationship Issues, Self Esteem. Life Coaching ! •


Cognitive Analytic Therapy (ACAT) and is registered with the Health Professions Council (HPC).


Psychological Society (BPS), the Association of ■ ■


Leaflets and further information contact Kendal House Clinic, 24 Chatburn Road Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 2AP


_____________ 01200 424901


humour, nostalgia, ' and good old-fash-


Tickets are £13 each, available ■ from Danny Wood; Car­ olyn Doherty, Helen Hutchinson, Anne Huson, Ruth Gann, Andrew McEvoy and Jo Aldington.


HARROP FOLD


Quays to see the Fellowship stage musical yer- Harrop Christian Fel- sion of Irving lowship managed to get up the lane to enjoy the Sunday service. Sadly over the Christmas peri­ od the Christmas Eve service, carol service and the first service of the New Year had to be can­ celled. This was due to adverse weather conditions y and


ungritted lane to Harrop Fold,


ThesZkeTwasMr Preston, a former


■. from a humble shep-’ 3 herd boy to be the


- and David’s rise


greatest King of Israel. '■ ., ' -


■ Elizabeth' Foster gave an inspiring


- testimony to the power of prayer in


A prayer chain was quickly s e t ' in motion and Eliza-


relation: to her mother’s lifesaving operation against all odds and doctors’ expectations.


There will be a fur­ ther visit from him later this year. Mrs


. missionary in the Belgian Congo..He spoke on Psalm 146


friends from the The evening has been


mittee members of Grindleton Recre­ ation Ground Char­ ity to raise funds for he playing fields.


tasting, with Martin Burt, to be held in Grindleton School hall on Friday, Jan­ uary 22nd a t 7-30 p.m


the theatre to return safely to a warm coach for the return journey.


Tonight the Bible Study will take place at 7-45 p.m


Frank on 01200 447665.


On Sunday next Mr A; B. Robertson, of Preston, will again visit to'start a new theme of studies. The service starts at 2 p.m. and all are very welcome.


HURST GREEN


Youth Club Members of Hurst Green Youth Club are preparing for an action packed spring term and will meet in the Memor­ ial Hall at 7-30 p.m. on the following Fri­ days, January 22nd, February, 12th and 26th, March 12th and 26th. Details of the rota for helpers can be found on the


link.


New members aged nine years and over and adult helpers, are very welcome. Tel. Steven 'Whalley for further details, 01254826962.


Film club


The second meeting of St John’s Film Club took place last Monday, when the film was “Patch Adams”, starring Robin Williams as a medical student


The next film will be “Blood Diamond”, to be shown on


Monday, February 8th.


Holland, of WI


The next meeting of Hurst Green WI


: will be oh Thursday, January 26th, the : talk will be “A week-


Bag and the com- ttu Hi,.story group r fVr petition is for an


f 'are due.


eco-bag. Members are reminded that 2010 subscriptions


Pudding party After last year’s suc- . cessful event, there


held in the Memori­ al Hall.


A full meal will be


served, including a selection of pud­ dings, followed by games and activities


® History of War- fare Group will be


x.t’ f ^ Ul VVttl


thought-provoking film providing an enjoyable evening topped off with deli­ cious mulled wine.


beth’s mother miraculously pulled through and is mak­ ing steady progress.


neighbours. The evening is only £10 a head, and diners are urged to bring their own liquid, refreshment. To join a table on Friday, Feburary 5th, tel. Gill MacDonnell 826378.


_____ . Party


designed to get Commanders everyone talking, a Tjjg , well-known good way to meet group. The Swing Commanders, is


coming to Knowie United servirp Green Village Hall The vicar of on Friday, February Church


best of swing from the ’30s, ,’40s, and ’50s the group is said to be unmiss­ able, unforgettable and unique.


weather permitting. The Hurst Green Tickets costing £11 Please confirm with over-65s Christmas are now available by party will be held on phoning 01254 Friday, February 878447 and are 19th. Tel. Agnes strictly limited.


826378 if you would like to attend.


KNOWLE GREEN


New dates


extreme weather conditions


have


caused the cancella­ tion of some recent events in Knowie Green Village Hall. Now,


things will be back to


normal.


website, www.hurst- green.co.uk and fol­ low the youth club The next of the nor­ mal fortnightly


and there will be the LlnltGd S6rViC© usual good prizes. A united service with


weather, will be held on Monday, March 8th a t 7-30 p.m., admission


because a


cancelled of


the £2.50 , f j -----


ary 18th, at 7-30 Held to celebrate the p.m. Admission week of Christian £1.50 and all are welcome. The weather also caused the cancellation of the monthly mili­ ta ry whist and dominoes, the re­ arranged one will be on Wednesday, Feb­ ruary 3rd, at 7-30 p.m.


whist and domino drives will be held on Monday, Janu-


three churches and light refrehments at the close of the serv-


LANGHO


with unconventional The open coffee methods, this was morning, organised an amusing and


Ribble Valley CVS, nitv FriPTiH<sbin scheduled for last $ will meet bn


Monday, also had to Monday, a t 1-30


be cancelled and will , p.mf in St Mary’s now be held in the Parish Hall,-York village hall; on


Wednesday, Febru­ ary 10th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. V


This is an opportuni­ ty for all local peo­ ple to have their say on how they feel this group can help and support people in the local area.


. whose talk is enti­ tled “The Wedding


Lane, Langho. The speaker will be Chandra..' Law,


; Basket”. All ladies are welcome to the meeting. Admission £1 includes tea and biscuits."


PENDLETON


January 22nd when Club meets tonight the subject for dis­ cussion will be “The Battle for Stalin­ grad 1942/3”.


holding its next H is tO iy Club ' meeting on Friday, Pendleton History


Fudding party open event is free Admission to this


. need to be a mem­ ber. For more infor­ mation contact Alan on 01772 783839.


and everyone is wel­ come, you do not


■ 'will be the history of -farms in the -village. The number of farms has dwindled over the years and it is hoped to make a


. study and show how times have changed. Everyone is wel­ come to attend. !


-------Friendship The Ladies Commu-


two of Ribchester’s churches will be held in Knowie Green on Sunday at 3 p.m.


most welcome and S t r e e t Of iCe there will be a unit- When Christopher ed choir from the Ratcliff was a boy, f


Unity, everyone is


RIBCHEST^R . x ■


it was a matter of I pride that everyone I cleared the snow off I the pavement out­ side their houses before anybody walked on it, but [ times have changed, and we now have health and safety [ legislation.


. pavement with snow i on it and then some- body slips, i t ’s an i Act of God, so no- one can be blamed. That is why all the i Ribchester pave­ ments are covered in crunchy snow and . ice, and why every­ one in Ribchester is currently walking on the road, because


of pavement, and somebody slips on anything you may | have left, they can sue you and, sadly, they probably will. If you leave the|


in the village hall at n . if a car knocks you 7-30 p.m; The main . .down, you can claim


ta, topic for research on the driver’s third


■ your footwear has an excellent tread, wherever you go in this weather.


party insurance. In the meantime, and for your own.safety, take a hiking stick with a sharp point, and make sure that


hopefully, The


Christmas whist drive,


own drinks.


Winter concert A winter concert is being held in Knowie . Green


at7-30p.m. —


classical and con- tempory music suit­ able for all musical tastes, tickets are £5 (12 and unders free), and can be obtained by tel. Rebekah on 01254 878394 or Tim on 07881900892.


5th.?Playing the S S S a


The service this year! will be held at 11!


a.m. on Sunday in! the United!


ii;ast view


nion at 9 a.m, and! Evensong at 6-3o[ p.m. as usual in St!


• - >.^uiuniu-


John’s Church on! Sunday.


The beautiful, but There will be both Church on Saturday L u n ch Club


The first lunch club


this year will be on Tuesday at 12-30 p.m. in Read United Reformed Church hall. Please let Ann Wild know if you wish to attend on 01282772810.


Singers


Proceeds will be shared between Knowie Green Church Holiday Bible Club and Lon- gridge Air Cadets.


The Readstone Singers have now begun to rehearse for their late spring concert. The choir meets in St John’s Church, Read, every Wednesday evening at 7-30 p.m. If any lady would like more informa­ tion tel. Pam Jelley on 01282 774306.


Bland 826559 or There is-no bar so There will ho oo Gill MacDonnell please take your


Reformed Church ! East View.


’ hX Co“


butts mil preach atl the united service! for St John’s and} Read United! Reformed Church. !


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River of ice For the first time in living memory the Ribble is almost covered with ice. Thin plates of ice have appeared on the inside-of each TOy SerVICe bend in the river Children a t Derian during the past few House Children’s


nights.


; ice is easy to spot, because the snow


If it continues the river may well freeze right across, from bank to bank. The


served in the church t -f, ,


was very well- attended by nearly 50 people a t St Nicholas’s CE Church. The service was taken by the Rev. Norman Atty and mulled wine and mince pies were


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choir sang at Mid- The Week of Prayer night Mass.


hall afterwards. Tributes were paid to a popular member


. , ,


Hospice in Chorley have received a bumper bundle of toys following last


Church.


that fell so copiously Everyone was asked is lying on it. I t to take along a new


looks as if the banks have slipped down into the river, and the water-course 1im shrunk dramatical­ ly.


toy or book and they have been passed on to bright­ en up the lives of the young patients in the hospice.


Underneath the ice, St Nicholas’s '^Iter This Sunday the 9-30


IS still flowing, but a.m. service will be for the cormorants


and the herons it is a miserable time.


SABDEN


Thursday club The next meeting of the Thursday Club


in Sabden will be on February 4th.


Panto This year’s panto by the New Village F o lk , . “The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe”, which was due to take place later this month, has sadly been cancelled.


Winners The winners of Sab-


B. Wright (£20), J. Robinson (£15), P. Whitwell (£10), J. Nicholson (£10), M. Whalley (£5).


Carols A service of Nine Lessons and Carols


come its new vicar next month. T to e will be a licensing service for the Rev. Gill Dyer as priest- in-chai^e of Sabden, Whalley


and


den Bowling Club’s St Mary’S January draw: V. There were good con- Waj-burton (£30), gregations a t all


re-start on February Bookings 4th after the Christ- St Mary’s Communi- mas break.


Pendleton churches, at 6-30 p.m. on Sun­ day, February 7th, at Whalley Parish Church. There is a list at the back of church for names of those wishing to attend. The church’s Thursday Club for young people will


_________ Appeal.


ty Hall in Whalley Road will be closed


Masses over the Christmas period in St Mary’s RC Church. The church was beautifully dec­ orated with seasonal flowers and the crib and tree and the Unity


until March 1st for new toilets to be installed. Bookings for the hall can be made for dates from March onwards by contacting Mrs Betty Clarkson.


followed by a meet­ ing of the Parochial Church Council. The church will wel-


Sunday’s toy service He was also a reader in St Nicholas’s at Sunday morning


Masses. The church was packed for his Requiem Mass last Tuesday, which, was followed by inter-


ment


A hand-made textile wall hanging, inspired by St Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow, is now on display at the back of the church.


On Sunday the Birthday party church held a collec- Instead of having a tion for the Society speaker at the annu-


with tickets a t £2.50 each, and will be drawn when all 300 tickets are sold. The £20 Bonus Ball winners over the Christmas period were Moira "Walker, Margaret Parsons, the Grimshaw fami­ ly and Claire Firth.


.1’® raffled.


for the Protection of Unborn Children, for its White Flower


of the congregation, Mr James Hindle, who was due to lead the singing at Mid­ night Mass, but died suddenly just before Christmas.


___________


for Christian Unity begins in Sabden on Tuesday with a 7 p.m. prayer meeting in the Baptist


and on Friday there is a service and hunger lunch at St Nicholas’s at 12-15 p.m. The week ends with a united serv­ ice in St Mary’s at 3 p.m. on Sunday, January 24th.


a t St Mary’s RC in St S t am p s


Nicholas’s Church- Mrs Eileen Pearson yard.


The stamps go towards helping a charity for the homeless and needy. Leave them a t St Nicholas's Church or at 4 Alston Close, Sabden.


SIMONSTONE


would like to thank everyone for their donation of used postage stamps over the Christmas peri­ od and says please keep them coming.


Cgden 773060.


on 01282 SLAIDBURN


Church. Wednesday Younq Farmers .sees a 7 p.m. service - ^


Members of Slaid- burn Young Farm-


The lady captain, Mrs Frances Gierat, hopes that everyone will support them


Bowling Competi- FlOWer ClUD tion in Blackburn. The meeting of 'Whal- Slaidburn had a sue- ley Flower Club,


■ ers’ Club met on Monday for the Regional Ten Pin r-'j*'''


cessful evening with the Slaidburn A team winning over­ all and Simon Wells being firs t in the junior section, James Harrison sec­ ond in the interme-


The next meeting is on Monday, Janu-. ary 18th, and is a


. talk on polio eradi­ cation by Richard Dugdale in Slaid- bum Village Hall at 7-30 p.m.


WEST BRADFORD , .


due to ■ be held tonight, in 'Whalley Methodist Church hall, has unfortu­ nately had to be cancelled due to problems with the heating boiler.


diate section and SchOOl neWS


Steven Walker third Volunteers cleared the in the senior section, path to the main


The party wiU b e h e ld ?


al birthday party of Simonstone with Read WI there -will be fun games, quizzes and an excellent supper, plus an exchange of gifts costing about £1 each.


on Thursday, Janu- Due to the adverse ary 21st, at 7-30 weather conditions p.m. in Simonstone Old School. Any lady is invited to attend, especially if they wish to know more about the WI. Details from Sue


Plan to demolish nursery and build new office/shop


A PLANNING application has been sub­ mitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council to demolish the former nursery building in a conservation area and replace with the erection of a new retail and office building with car parking.


Comments on the proposal at 7 Accrington Road, Whalley, (number 1078 and 0011)


■ must be made to the council by January ■ 29th. Other plans submitted include:


Clitbcroe: Replacement window frames at 4 Church Street (1056). Proposed erection of first floor side extension and pitched roof in lieu of existing flat roof over garage, with other internal and external alterations at 4 Hereford Drive (0009). Outline application for the erection of two trade warehouse buildings and three class


B1 industrial units a t land at Salthill Industrial Estate, Lincoln Way (0010). New external signage and lighting com­ prising two fascia signs, two double-sided pictorial signs and three amenity signs, all with static external illumination and eight Powerflood 100 floodlights at Station Hotel, King Street (0013).


Chipping: A new farmyard access to the Mill Lane entrance and closing off the second existing one at Waller Clough Farm (0012).


Whalley: Application to vary condition number two of planning consent 3/2004/1082P, to allow the surgery to open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday


- and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday at 83 King Street (0014).


Vandals attack car left in village lay-by


A CAR left in a layby due to the adverse weather has been damaged by-vandals.


The offenders threw a stone through'the passenger door window of a Toyota Cari- ■ na parked in Pendie Road, Downham. ..


Police are investigating the incident, which happened between 8-30 p.m. on Wednes­ day of last week and 8-30 a.m. the follow­ ing day. Some £75 worth of damage was caused.


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Church service The 2 p.m. service on Sunday in West Bradford Methodist ... Church will be led


by Mr Norman Pedley. Everyone welcome.


WHALLEY


entrance of 'Whalley Primary School last Thursday. However Church Lane has been extremely icy and dangerous so parents should avoid it if possible. Arrangements put in place for inform­ ing parents of clo­ sures and dropping off and collecting children -will contin­ ue as long as neces­ sary.


sent with


Christmas': cards amounted to £40.82 which will provide a goat for a -village in Africa.The remain­ ing amount of £15.82 will go to the Bethany Appeal.


cancelled and is now re-scheduled for Thursday, February 4 th at 11 a.m until


the annual coffee morning planned for today a t Whalley Golf Club has The judo club begins regrettably been today at 3-30 p.m.


Ladies who have before Christmas.


12-30 p.m. All the The sewing club will proceeds are for s ta r t again after Breast Cancer half-term for those Awareness.


who signed up for it


Next week the Prima­ ry Care Trust is due to carry out height and weight checks on children in recep­ tion and Year 6.


in the school hall for those who respond­ ed to the letter sent last term.


.on the new date (subject to the won­ derful -winter weath­ er).


already bought tick­ ets will be able to use them on Febru­ ary 4th.


The after-school service has been pencilled in for after half-term.


Although the old e-


Anyone requiring a copy of the Key Stage 1 concert “The very hopeless camel” should send a note to the office as soon as possible


Parent Mrs Hazel Dewhurst has a large selection of good quality sec­ ond-hand school uniform for sale. Contact her on dewurst@virgin.net Proceeds will be donated to the Bethany Project.


Head’s treat


Railway was one of the treats chosen by Mr Brian Beresford when he received a generous collection from parents and friends when he left as head of Whalley Primary School. He


new whalley.lancs.sch.uk should now be used.


also chose an Ipod B u s y Choif and accessories, I- Members of Valley a tunes vouchers,and Voices are being


state-of-the a r t dictaphone.


mail, address will VlCaf'S ta lk work for a while, t te ^ talk about working one, head® ^ i th young people


will be given by the Rev. Andrew Froud, vicar of Clitheroe, a t the meeting of ■Whalley Christian Action Group next Thursday in The Presbytery, The Sands at 7-30 p.mi.


w l f l i Ten places are avail-


able for the Newton H e a th /W h a l le y shrines of France pilgrimaga An early s ta r t will be made on Monday, June 7th, travelling by coach via the tun­ nel, returning on June 12th. Early booking is advised.


A day's train driving Mary Thorpe will on the Wensleydale speak about her


In Paris


adventures in Paris described as "La vie


asked to attend as many rehearsals as possible in view of the busy schedule next month. The next rehearsal is on Monday in English Martyrs' RC Church, Whalley, at 7-30 p.m. Inquiries about membership and bookings to 01254824312.


are Lunch club


Parisienne 1947" at The youth club for Whalley and Dis- young people aged trict Archaeological 11 to 16 meets at and Historical Soci- the Manse, Brookes ety in Whalley Lane, on Sunday Abbey a t 8 p.m. evenings a t 7-30 next Thursday.


p.m. Sunflowers Daycare


at St. Michael & SLJohns School Clitheroe


Are pleased to announce they are now registered for full days in their new purpose buiit buiiding.


Open Day Sat 30th Jan 10.30am-5pm please call in


We take Children from 2 years plus Full Time & Part Time places Term & Non - Ternn Times Pre - school sessions Extremley Flexible


For further information piease contact Sunflowers Daycare Lowergate, Clitheroe BB7 1AG


Alison - 01254 823423 Louise - 07523855246


HQUIDAYf D E R i o s i n n s


A short contempla­ tive service with music and commun­ ion will be conduct­ ed by the Rev. Katy Thomas at 'Whalley Methodist Church on Sunday at 9 a.m.


welcome a t the Whalley luncheon club every Wednes­ day in the Methodist School. To book, contact Lindy Morrish on 01254 267859.


citizens are


Office Hours. Call 0845 600 3399 <


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