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Matthew had studied chemistry at uni­ versity and he sells


: his products at vari­ ous farmers mar- : kets, fairs, shows


.. products for mem­ bers to purchase. He was thanked by Mrs Sheila Brown. A competition .was won by Mrs E. Hen- shawwith her lovely swan-shaped soap.


He brought along a selection .of his


Lunch concert A regular pianist with


. the RLPO and the • EnsembleofrLon


; Knowle Green Vil- ; .lage Hall today for the lunchtime con­ cert. James Will-


music by Haydn Ravel and Boyle in


. and by mail order.. ■


Christian Institute-, evening with music deals with issues provided by John crying out for a Bowdlcr. .Christian voice such The Christmas dance as issues affecting .- will be held on Fri- marriagc and the family, education, religious liberty, John Bowdler at the media ethics, drugs organ. Tel. 01200 and the constitution 446643 for details - and more details of '■ their work can be


obtained by check- WOOClIanCl ; ing out the website Work is.to be under-


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wtvw.christian.org. taken in Newton


uk. LOW MOOR


, won 5-4 against the Catholic Club.


don will be playing The table tennis A team won 24-17 against Misfits while the B team drew


' 19-19 with:KSBD team. ,


^ 826948. Next Thursday the Pennine Trio will be


. shire has recently played his debut recital at the Royal Festival Hall in Lon­ don so is expected to be a.very popu­ lar pianist at these series of concerts. To book tel.01254


. playing Beethoven’s The Archduke,


The snooker A team won 10-2 against


Darts Low Moor Club’s men’s darts A team


t,nquiri


Martin Charles- worth Telephone 448000.


PENDLETON Yoga , - I.


Slaidburn and the Pendleton Village Hall B team lost 8-4 to is the venue for a Royal British Le­ gion. ■


Inllie pool competi­ tions the A team won 10-2 against the Conservative Club,with a wel­ come return by Mac Holmes. The B team lost 7-5 to the Horseshoe.


; certs commence at noon and admis­ sion is £15 including luncheon.- ' ■


Open garden . The first meeting for


those willing to open


slow movement 0" Saturday there ever written. Con-


H a l low e 'e n ^


Day of Yoga on Sat­ urday, November 6th. Karen Mitchell will be sharing the benefits of various yoga practices, in­ cluding a candlelit meditation. There


a Hallowe’en disco for adults and chil­ dren in Low Moor , , , Club. Dj is Andy Waste paper and the committee It’s paper day^m Pend- and staff extend a warm welcome to


hew members and non-members. ■'


Green Open.Gar­ den event is to be held on Monday, at 7 p.m. in the.vil- lage hall. Anyone willing to open their-----------------^ H —


MARTIN TOP


the meeting. If you haven’t considered opening your gar­ den before, please


Breakfast. The last of this year’s . popular biker break­ fasts at Knowle


: Green Church Hall is being held on Sat-


garden or to help at M e o ’s S u n d aV the event is asked Men’s Sunday was to come along to celebrated at Sa-


; seriously consider it this year. .; v , ,


. urday with break- jj, . f- .fast served from f message Mr 9 a.m; until.noon.


welcome and enjoy , a traditional biker -- ; breakie and brew.


Held in conjunction with the Christian Motorcyclists As­ sociation, the event ' is free and all bikers will be made most


Christian talk People came from a-;


Judes of the world and to pursue God’s


x.


Ethel Hartley and ' refreshments were enjoyed afterwards.


.wide area to hear about the work of The Christian In- D a n c e ■ -


NEWTON \


stitute-at, a meet-;.A dance will be held ing held in Knowlev in Newton Village' Green Church. The Hall, tomorrow-


everyone to be aware of false teach­ ings and wrong atti-


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lem Congregational Chapel, Martin Top; on Sunday. The service was conducted by Mr Peter Wilkinson, of Leyland. Lessons were read by Mr Miles Taylor and Mr Jack Keighley and prayers were led by Mr Robert Taylor.


their garden for'the Bonus winner at Low biannual Knowle Moor Club is T. Tyne and A. Daw- s o n .O ; ' : ' ; - ' , ■


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12-30 p.m.and 1-45 to 4-30 p.m. A full- day costs £25 and half-day £14. Book­ ings can be made on 01254889909.


Community Wood­ land on Saturday, . November 6th from 9-30 a.m. to: lunch­ time. If anyone is in­ terested in helping please come along.- Tools will be pro­ vided. ries contact


day, December 3rd, A member of the Land also with music by Army brought back


the 30s. Edward VIII abdicated in 1936, and the Ol­ ympics were held in Berlin.


. the 60s and the first episode of Corona­ tion Street, England won the World Cup. In the 70s was Abba, the 80s saw the first surrogate mother, 90s the death of Princess Diana and Gisburn’s own cal­ endar girl brought


The eommentary was by Dee Ellis and Gill Hacking provided suitable music. Mrs Joan


. memories of ration­ ing in the 40s.and it wasn’t until 1954 that meat came off rationing. Depict­ ing Noddy, the 50s saw the first zebra crossing. Premium Bonds and the Coronation came in 52. Spacemen in


and Henry Duer­ den (Doubles Rose Bowl), runners-up


- Ian Carbvright and Johnny Rostron.


Presentations were made to retiring chairman Henry Duerden and secre­ tary Alec Slater. Of­ ficers elected were


the enterainment C o n g ra tu la t io n s to a glorious finale, were given to retir-


man), Kevin Crook (chairman), Chris­ tine Cartwright (secretary), Ann At­ kinson (treasurer). Hyndburn'League third division cap­ tain is Clifton Pol­ lard, vice-captain Sally Birmingham, vet’s captain Colin Wignali, vice-cap- tain Ron Fielding.


ing captain Henry Duerden and his


Fenlon, thanked At the close members everyone, involved and guests enjoyed


for putting together a lovely meaf, and and performing a thanks were ex ­ th ought-provoking tended to the pro- and entertaining prietors of the Stork evening.


Hotel. ;


will be a session A party spread pro- from 9-30 a.m. to ■ vided by members W aS te p a p e r followed. A com- Hie waste paper col-


; petition for a party lection for Read hat was won by Mrs -Fenlon on her birth­ day.:


READ icton on Tues^day, War memorials


Entertainment ■ At the start of the


meeting of Pendle­ ton Wl, members stood for a minutes’ silence to remember Mrs Eunice Owen, a past president who died recently.-She was a well-respected lady who had been ill for some time.


Arrangements were discussed forseveral members to attend


. the LFWI Pageant 90 at King George’s


”n dM s o \h e™


quiz in January. Names were taken for the Christmas party on December


The main pah of the Bowling Club evening was, given At the AGM of Read to entertainment Bowling Club, held provided by the


. 14th at Mytton Fold Hotel.


. committee'.' This was Pendleton’s own Pageant 90. It depicted various


. with the -20s,. the Charleston and the flappers. Member Christine and her


.’guide dog Gypsy re'minded.members that guide do^ were first introduced in


John Durkin, who Before half-term, the is buried in Read ......... Churchyard; but not named on the war memorial.


events;during the’ Competition trophies decades. Starting were presented


. Sally Birmingham. Norman; Entwis- tle (Ken Coulthurst


. (Doris Birch Singles Trophy), runner-up


to Ian Cartwright


: Singles Trophy),- . runner-Up Henry


at the Stork Hotel, there was a review of the season and reports from offi­ cials.


pupils of St Wilfrid’s Primary School,


ny, Eve made this BowNng-' for you for Christr S a b d e n ' B o w 1 i n g mas....”


Ribchester, worked on a project to boost their awareness of the ECO-friendly , issues; of which we all need to take ac­ count. They have been producing de­ signs for a tea-towel that ean take their messages to a wider ' audience, together ' with a carrier-bag that emphasises the school’s award of a “green flag” for its ECO-achievements ' and policies. “Gran­


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in particular pho­ tographs, of the servicemen of both •World Wars listed on the two parish war memorials.


and Simonstone will take place on Mon­ day. Leave white hessian sacks out early in the morning where they can be seen by the collec­ tion crew.


PlcaTeTeawnaDers Staff at Read Libraiy S u n d a y ServiCG 1 lease leave papers are looking for As this SiinHnv ic thr- in the \yhite,bags information, and - - provided.


Any information Evensong will be at received Wl I be put St-Jolm’s Church, into a book of re- Read,-ai 6-30 p.m. membrance in the asusual.


has information can contact the library on 01282 773672. Opening times are Tuesday, Wednes­ day, Thursday 2,to 5 p.m. and 5-30 to


libraiy. Anyone who This Sunday is also h n . . n f n r n , , l . n n . , . n


summertime so the clocks will have gone back.


RIBCHESTER


SimtJn^ne at to B o o k ta lk a.m.


fifth of the month there will be only one service, a joint parish communion in St Peter’s Church,


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■vet’s team for win­ ning the Waste Pa­ per Trophy.


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Duerden. Chris- Mr Bentley asked Mr tine Cartwright Christopher Rat-


cliff and his wife to assess the results and they were most impressed with the designs and the way that the themes had been interpreted by each age-group. They look forward to the printed ver­ sions.


Henry Duerden Sculpture (president), Clifton The sculptured col- Pollard (vice-chair- umn in Ribchester’s


millennium garden, that was created by Fiona Bowley in 2000, was badly affected by last winter’s prolonged frosts. The stone plinth, on which the beautifully-carved panels illustrating episodes in the vil­ lage’s life stands, has split and spalled-off


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Singles month­ long competition raised a magnifi­ cent £1,913 for club funds. Thanks go to. the sponsors, com- petitors, clubmcni-


• bers and supporters for their generosity. The competition is the only major open event that raises


. funds for the club. The Peter Lambert charity doubles and


attract top bowl­ ers from across the North, both raise money for charily. This year’s figure was £110 up on last year, thanks mainly to bumper sales of raffle tickets. The green is now closed for the winter.


a considerable part of the carved base of the column. It is On Sunday people unsightly, but not wishing to celebrate


hazardous.


Members of the origi- nal millennium committee have met Fiona Bowley to discuss how it can be repaired. The solution is not likely to be easy or cheap. The column itself


, is fixed to the base with metal dow­ els that anchor the


- stoneho the base as permanently as pos­ sible. It is difficult to see how it can be repaired without taking the column off its plinth. As the village’s souvenir of AD 2000, this was not intended to hap­ pen before AD 3000 at the earliest.


SADDEN


Former vicar of Sab­ den the Rev. Trevor


Vaughan will make a welcome return to the village on Friday, November 19th, to talk about his new book and his memories of Sabden. The book “A Ministry Of Nothing?” recalls his time in Sabden during his life as a clergyman and he will be delving into


Hallowe’en on the Nick ‘o Pendle will have to drive over from the Clitheroe direction as a one­ way system will be


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lead a 9-30 a.m. Dedication serv-' ice in St Nicholas’s CE Church. Mass for All Saints is at St Mary’s RC at 11


_ coran. The children from St Mary’s RG School attend this Mass in term time.


the Alan and Anita Whalley Rosebowl On Saturday St Ni- doubles, which also cholas s Church will hold its annual


15 a.m. Friday Mass with Mgr John Cor-


handwriting, includ­


a.m. on Sunday and Sylvia was also able there isji weekly 9- to assess writing of


tremely accurate in most cases. Thanks were expressed by JoanPorter.


Winners of the com­ petition were Mar­ garet Baines, Katie


gift day and coffee Names were taken


where donations corwoc loi i can be handed in.


IS on November 10th at 7 p.m. in the institute and a rose queen bingo night on Friday,"Novem­ ber 12lh. An appeal for raffle prizes has gone.out for this. The Christmas fair is on November 27th from noon to 2 p.m.


operating from 5 L<OlleCtiOn p.m. until 3 a.m. on Next Tuesday is waste Monday morning, paper collection day No waiting and no around the village.


,.


tulflengih a n j t o l h ■ sides of Clitheroe Road from Satur­ day afternoon. No vehicles, including residents’ vehicles, will be allowed to contravene the one-way system at


been consulted and supports the meas­ ures bn behalf of residents.


proceeds.will go to the church spire fund. Fr- Vaughan will take his book tour to other par­ ishes where he has worked including Ripon Cathedral Hall on November 11th, Broughton Hall near Skipton on November 26th, Grindleton Primary Sehool, on Decern- r> • ber 3rd, finishing BerviCeS in Warwickshire on On Sunday the Baptist December 11th. . Chapel service is at 10 a.m. led by Tim and Joan Peagani


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the past at the event Council in Bie ehurch .hall Sabden Parish Council at 7-30 p.m. Any will meet on Tues-


day in the top room


lets advising them Remembrance ot the parking re- Sabden will mark Re- sinctions. Sabden membrance Sunday I arish Council has on November 14th


Pendleton turn off. The village car park is free from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. There will be no fairground rides or mobile ca­ tering units on the hill again this year to eut down on anti-social behav­ iour. Residents of Clitheroe Road and Crowtrees estate in Sabden should have received leaf­


with an 11 a.m. service at the war memorial. Tlie Rev. Norman Atty will lead the worship.


SAWLEY


in St Nicholas’s Hall at 7 p.m., which is half an hour car- Members oGJawIcy lier than usual. The WI were thoroughly council has two va­


ings lake place on the first Tuesday of each month, with a


cancies, if-anyone is interested. Meet­


break in the sum­ mer.


There are still a few seats left on a shop­ ping trip coach to the Trafford Cen­ tre from Sabden on Thursday, Novem­ ber 11th. Tel. 01282 778800.


Shipping trip


10 and 11 30 a.m. quiz, however there in the institute


room for first r '


P ^ .JC C lu^e'ing Members were re­ minded to pay sub-


scriptions of £30


, after the November meeting. Social sec­ retary Janet organ­ ised an enjoyable outing to the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, fol­ lowed by a meal at Piccolino’s in Clit­ heroe. The next so­ cial event is the WI birthday party at the Spread Eagle, Sawley, tonight at 7 p.m.


Sabden and the Police and Com- On a sunny weekend


PACT There will be a PACT, SundOWnef


day night from 6 to 7 ,p.m. in St Nicholas’s Hall upper room. People can find out about police activ­ ity in the village, have an input into the priorities of the police team and ask questions of PC Sal­ ly Biggar and PSCO Matt Thornton.


munities Together at the beginning of meeting, on Mon-v


September, Sawley Village Hall com­ mittee held the first Sundowner Week­ end. The car park was transformed by a large marquee, which hosted the stage and dance area, while outside there was a beer garden with hog roast, complete with twinkling lanterns and large parasols. Inside the village . hall villagers and visitors danced the night away to the live band Midlife


: Crisis. All agreed it . was a huge success and should be re­ peated next year.


The following day, the marquee and hall were used for a fam­


ily fun day and once there was record attendance, with


and the Rev. Bar­ bara Knight will


entertained by a talk from Sylvia Weekly on “graphology”............. .......... She showed slides Massive thanks from of writings which the committee to could all be inter- new committee preted quite easily,'- member Geoff Bol- quickly progressing to. the deeper and more complex in­ terpretations which take years of study to develop exper­ tise. There were niany examples of ■famous people’s


■ and he researched, planned it with help from wife, Janet.


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children and their parents enjoying the attractions.


ton. The Sundown­ er Weekend was Geoff’s brainchild


BEAUTIFUL autumn fashions were modelled for aniaudience of more than ■ 80 ladies at a Grand Fash­ ion Show at Cosgroves in


Rimington. • Arranged by Rimington Women’s Institute, the event raised £800 and cheques were presented by Wl President: Elizabeth Robinson to Laura


Grasby and Joan Willcock, rep- resenting'Crossroads Carers Ribble Valley, and to Trevor


■ Marklew, chairman of Riming-i ton Memorial Institute. • Looking stunning in all the


’


garments shown, the models were Susan Marlow and Sue Phillips from Cosgroves, and Rimington WI members Syl­ via Ranee, Para Lloyd, Janet' Duerden and Alison Lloyd.


The annual meeting is on November 18th, preceded by a talk on “The Amazing Brain”. Members to bring items of new underwear to ben­ efit abused women living in UK ref­ uges.


■Hindlc,Joan Porter and Rita Webb.


ing members of the Royal Family and politicians, giving an insight into their chtiracteristics.


members, the results turning out to be e\-'


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Thanks also to Jenny Gatty who organ­ ised the children’s activities.


. lage, everyone will gel together in the


• hall for puddings, coffee and dancing. Ifyou would like to attend please call


' Janet Cosgrove on 01200440049.


SIMONSTONE


Church service A joint parish com­


munion service will be held in St Peter’s Church, Simonstone, at 10 a.m. on Sunday.


Evensong will be in St John’s Church Read, at 6-30 p.m.


SLAIDBURN


Young farmers Members of Slaid­ burn Young Farm­ ers’ Club met for the half term trip to Waves, Blackburn. The AiSBA tribute night held early in October raised £1,237. Special thanks go to Chris­ tine Parkinson and Peter Marsden for organising the event


Next week’s meet­ ing will be a teams night at 7-30 p.m. in


The next event is a safari supper, with a Christmas theme, to take place on No­ vember 20th. After a meal at various houses in the vil-


Slaidburn Village Hall. ■


TOSSIDE


Dance A pleasant evening ■ .was spent danc­ ing to Alan on his accordion in Tos- sidc Community Hall. Thanks were expressed to those who had donated raffle prizes and given help and sup­ port in anyway.


Raffle winners: R. Kenyon, E. New- house, P. Taylor, H. Suter, B Wellock, K. Lonsdale, F. Joel, G. Rush, D. Dinsdale, E. Wad- dington.


The next dance will be on Friday, No­ vember 26th."Music by Elizabeth Har­ rison.


WHALLEY


Church service On Sunday the 10-


30 a.m. service in Whalley Methodist Church will be led by the Rev. Geoff Nadin, a retired Methodist minis­ ter, who is working with the Clitheroe Circuit this year.


At 7.30 p.m. on Sun­ day the Circuit Praise Night at Whalley Method­ ist Church will be a contemporary and relaxed style of worship. It will be led by the minister.


the Rev. Katy Tho­ mas. Do join in.


Hallowe’en Simon Entwistle will


.park.


be leading two Hallowe’en tours in Whalley, on Saturday. The first tour will leave from the Swan Hotel car park, at 7 p.m. fol­ lowed by the sec­ ond at 8-30,p.m. Cost is £5 adults, £2 children. Tickets from the bar or car


Bishop’s visit As part of his visit to the Deanery, the Bishop of Salford, theRtRevTerence Brain, will celebrate parish Mass at the English Martyrs’ RC Church, Whal­ ley, on Sunday at 11 a.m. He will meet parishioners and have lunch at the Presbytery with some of the visiting priests.


He will return on the following Wednes­ day to visit sick pa­ rishioners.


Extra collections have amounted to £675 for the retired priests’ fund and £474 for the SVP. Cafod has received £400 from the gen­ eral fund in lieu of the harvest fast ap­ peal.


Names of the dead submitted by pa­ rishioners will be placed before the altar as the focus for prayers throughout No­ vember. On all free


; • for the dead will be said at Whalley and Wiswell cemetery at 2-30 p.m. on No­ vember 7th and in­ dividual graves will be blessed. Grave lights are available from the piety stall.


days in November, Masses will be of Requiem. Prayers


Helpers are being sought for the “pickle faetory”, preparing pickled onions in time for Christmas, after the 10 a.m. Mass ne.xt Thursday. '


New deals Whalley senior citi­


zens’ whist and domino drives will resume on Sat­ urday in Whalley Methodist Church hall at 6-30 p.m.


Souls’ service An All Souls’ serv­


ice will be held in Whalley Parish Church at 6-30 p.m. on Sunday.


There will be no after­ school service at the church today.


Holy Communion in the Abbey Chapel tomorrow at 9-30 a.m. will be fol­ lowed by medita­ tion in the Abbey Library.'


Glamour night Friends of Whalley


School arc to hold a “glitz and glam­ our ball” at Mitton Hall on Saturday, November. Tick­ ets are £35 and the evening includes a three-course din­


ner, a guest singer,- disco and casino. To book tel. 01254 823348.


Guides warited More guides are be­ ing sought to take visitors around the ruins of Whalley Abbey. Volunteer


' guides take groups of people around the ruins on pre­ booked tours on a rota system. Coster- cian monks’ habits are provided. Any­ one interested can contact the Abbey on 01254 828400 or speak to guide Eric Lockwood on 01254 822429.


Last sale The last table top sale of the season at Whalley Village Hall will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. For avail­ ability of tables, contact Honey on 01254822350.


WEST BRADFORD


Village party Tomorrow West


Bradford Play­ ing field commit- tee is holding a Hallowe’en party in the village hall.' This is free for the children of the vil­ lage aged up to and including 11 years and children must be aceompanied by an adult. Enter­ tainment will be by Jedi and the event


will be from 6-30 to 9 p.m. Drinks and hot-dogs will be provided free of charge, just turn up and enjoy your­ selves. Details tel. 01200423424. '


Tricks and spots There were 12 ta­


bles in play at the whist and domino drive held in West Bradford Village Hall. Military whist winners were: B. Garnet, A. Shaw, E. Thackeray, M; Wellock with a score of 53.


Dominoes: K. Ed­ mo n d s o n , R. Kniaht, E. Weaver, V. Giles, M. Loft- house.'


Raffle: E. Weaver, M. Wright, M. Spink, M. Wellock. .


250 Club Winners of the Octo­ ber 250 Club were: N. and G. Rosie (£25), J. Fox (£20), G. Barron (£15), N. and C. Bristol (£10), A. and L. Renshaw (£7,50), A. and S. Plant (£5).


Church service An afternoon tea


service will be held


: in West Bradford Methodist Church on Sunday. This informal service at 3-30 p.m. will be led by the Rev. Katy Thomas and every­ one is welcome to join in the fellow­ ship.


Democracy, Vd vote for that! m i ' l l ’


DEMOCRACY: Coun­ ty Councillor Chris . Holtom, Chairman of Lancashire County Council and former '


' leader of Ribble Val-' ley Borough Council, visited Ribblesdale ' High School as part' Local Democracy Week. He is pic­ tured with students who learnt about the importance of democracy and why we should never take it for granted.


success


■ Susan Winckley, director of CosgroveL


Corripere for the'evening was , ' '


. Vouchers from Cosgroves, the Black Bull Country Inn, Rimington, and the House of Colour, Clitheroe, together with a lovely arrangernent of flowers from The Florist of Chatburn, had been donated, for the’raffle. The lucky re­ cipients were Jean Kerr, Judy


Noble, Cath Wheatley and Dorothy Dinsdale; Following the fashion show,


a mouth-watering selection of canapes and other delicious delicacies were enjoyed in The Black Bull and thanks were ex­ pressed by Elizabeth Robinson to them and to Cosgroves and to all concerned in helping to make the evening a fantastic success.


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