Ctitheroe Advertiser &Tfmes,Thursday, March 7,2013 NEWS FROM THE VILLAGES


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_ be Monday March . 18th at St John Old School. All are wel­ come and admission is free.


Coffee Stop The next meeting will


Memorial Hall The Friends of the


' scheme please con- Parishioners have was defeated 7-2 by


hall. If you wish to subscribe to this


tact Nancy'826903 or nahcy@rivers- mead.co.iik.


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Club The mens darts team


been thanked for Craven B team, their ongoing gen- Low Moor’s snooker erosity to Blackburn A team will play


Food Bank. The Low Moor B team box IS at the back of church for whatever


P om s& w h is t Dominoes _and Mill- reals as well as the tary Whist will be usual items:;!- • played in the village St Mary’s.' School hall on^Wednesday celebrating'its


■ on Monday March . 11th. Both events' commence at 7-30


March 6th and ordi­ nary whist and dom­ inoes will be played


- p.m,, admission is ' £1.50'and everyone _ is most welcome.-


Concert The GST Lunchtime Concert at the' vil-


: lage hall today: (Thursday) will' feature ;lonathan Fisher'on piano; ' The concert on


; is £15 and the con­ cert only, is £11..


Line dancing Line Dancing with - Sharon continues


. weekly at 8 p.m. at the village hail. All ages are most welcome and new dancers are always welcome. Admis-


feature James Bar- ralet on cello arid Siirion Callaghan on piano: To book for these concerts please phone 01200 425629; Admission . including luncheon


March 14th will


- community Golden: Jubilee celebration and would appreci­ ate any ideas peojjle may have.


_ will go towards pro- ■ viding- resources.-


Day collection raised £420 which


:They' would also ’ like to hold a large


/would like, to buy a time capsule and needs ideas for what should go into the capsule to represent the school in 2013.


people can donate. The club’s AGM was held last Tuesday, when' members heard an encourag­ ing and upbeat re­ port on the fortunes


Golden Jubilee this year and needs people’s help. The school counciL


of the' last year’s progress. Most of


Bonus ball winner was The annual coffee D. Williams.;.


for people in thC • ■ third world helping A . them -to; become


Sunday raised £150 with not a cake left on the stall. Grate­


families. The home baking stall last


. donated the cakes ■


and those who bought them. ;


Sion is £2-50 and Friday will be cel- includes drinks and


tiext three Mass on


St Mary’s


biscuits. For more school Hall at 8-30 YOUPg F a rm e r s info please phone . ?'di;


MOtnerS d a y . . Parish .centre on ; ment was had by all Mothering Sunday : - Wednesday March and thankfully.rio


ebrated in tradi- £2-50. Tickets on is a talk by BASC. tional s^le with all ‘ sale this weekend or " Meet at Pendleton


b the ladies present else just pay on the r . village Hall at 7-30 with a small plant by Tondoyang is a village Yourig farmers will


eing presented day.


■ service which com-: mencesat 11 a.m. ' ■


Sunday School. The preacher for the day will be Mrs Dorothy Kelsall, of Bolton- by-Bowland. Every is welcome to this


lar Men’s Breakfest .-. is being held at the


.-■ Admission is free ' and all men are wel­ come. In the after- .: noon there is to be


village church on Saturday. March 16th from 9 a.m.


Men’s Breakfast The next of the popu­


p.m.


the children of the in Northern Kenya; be doing the muck Father Stephen' ' the priest there has been trying to help the develop'-:- ment of th'e area


'especially provid­ ing fishing.: boats for the Community. Their efforts to be


haul.in.Clitheroe and surrounding villages. All money goes to charity. Please ring Megan Ashworth on 07792 528978 .to place your orders.


self sufficierit have;;H!StOry sOCiety been supported by,“A^ Country Lad the staff, children' • - • and parents of St Mary’s School; yarious. fund-rais­ ing activities have: taken place already this year arid mbre are in the pipeline. LastTuesdayFa-


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given to Pendle­ ton History-Soci­ ety at the meeting in the village hall


Looks Back” is the title of a talk to be


at Knowle Green : Uihatnoon. Soup, broken bones.’ ' : ' Church will be cel- roll and a brew for Next week’s me'eting


01254878447. ALentensouplatchen met at Blaickburri „ .'^.® fifid in the Ice Arena.vEnjby-


Last week members ful thanks to all who .-MlftC


self-sufficient and There will be a clean­ se provide for their


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March 16th and 17th. There is plen-; ty of equipment, but willing hands/are needed. Any help no matter how small would bemuchajj- preciated. - : ' .


PENDLETON


pay behind .the bar. The next meeting is on There is still some March 26th when re-decorating and improvements to be completed. The club how provides a comfortable and en­ joyable atmosphere for members.


bished by. the hard work of committee members and vol­ unteers, who also worked without


the speaker will be Miss Gwyneth Jones on “A 'Wom- an Among Women In Indonesia”.


Coffee Morning on refur­


Memorial H a ir is ' an annual scheme for those who wish to support the Me­ morial Hall.-Mem- bership is £20 for • families and £10 for individuals and. all money goes to .. the up keep of the


a unique event for men, a seminar'on “How to be a Pre­ mier League Hus- ■ band”. Commenc­ ing at 1-30 p.m. the event is scheduled to finish at ,4-15- p.m;, adiriission is free and again all men are most wel­ come. Numbers are limited so. nlease book your place by phoning Chris Off 01254878394.


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. life in Tondoyang. St Mary’s One ■World group donat­ ed £50 to the mis-


ther Stephen visited the school and an­ swered many ques-. tions put to him by the children about


iSion and St Mary’s Parish £100. The school donations' will follow soon to help this very wor­ thy cause.


LOW MOOR


who will be sharing' whose names do not humorous aiiec- ’ appear; are'to.be- dotes and tales of added to the village his country, child- war memorial, hood. The evening-There is a problem starts at 7-30 p.m. with the emptying and all are wel­ come. Entry is £2, with proceeds going to Leukemia Re­ search.


. READ AND SIMONSTONE


Read MU ./ Members of St'John’s Mothers’ Union met in thC vestry for their February meeting and had a hilarious evening


of the Parish Coun- \a/ i iam-lallc cil but this could be * *' J a ” '


of the dog waste bins. There are eight bins in Read, two belonging to Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council and six^ bought by the Parish Council. Currently the emp­ tying of the six bins is the responsibility


ough council and the parish will have to pay for the dis­ posal of the waste.


“ e ^ r ^ New finger post signs Kenyon.


were discussed,


m the Snooker cup He brought back Slmonstone MU «nal.


the club has been The Mothering Sun- decorated a


bers reminded of There will be a second their duties at the church service at 11 a.m. this Sunday.


discussed and mem- Br©akfaSt — servicc was ___ e


morning organised by the village Bowl­ ing Club will be on Tuesday, March 19th, in the Cricket Club pavilion from FlOWefS


10 a.m. to noon.


up of yMi Hallows Parish Councll Churchyard on- Read Parish Coun­


cil held its Febru­ ary meeting in the


Items discussed were the vandalism of the new bus shelter and the swings on the recreation ground. A meeting is to be held with Read Mo­ tor Bodies to'dis­ cuss the lease and the area surround­ ing the premises, re-' garding land leased from the parish council.


of the public were present and three councillors sent their apologies. :


on Thursday March The additional names to thank those resi- 14th. Speaker is Mr of servicemen from , dents who filled in Peter Wolfenden, two world wars;: the Simonstone


the police to attend. Parish COUncll and dealwith traffic Simonstorie Parish management. • . Council would like


lems with the an­ nual church proces-- sion for St John’s, Read and St Peter’s, Simonstone, in May along Whalley Road. This is a main highway and the po­ lice are no longer able to monitor it so' the main road route - will not be allowed ; to take place unless alternative arrange­ ments are made or the church pays for


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Read Cricket Club pavilion this Satur­ day, March 9th, at 8-30 a.m. when the Rev. Tim Horobin will be the speaker. It is hoped to repeat the success of the first event which 20 men attended. An English breakfast will be provided and delivered by The Fuzzy Duck and there will be time to socialise and chat.


Men’s Breakfast in People are invited United Reformed j^is could beXne bv


to provide flowers and decorate a win-, dowsill in St John’s Church for the Easter Festival.


childhood as a on Tuesday in the 10-year-old living — ■ • — - • in Rishton, remind­ ing everyone of how hard life was in this area in the early 1950s.


many memories st Peterfs Mothers’ as he spoke of his Union will meet


ject will be the Air Ambulance which is a vital service. Visitors will be most - welcome.


' Old School Hall at 7-30 p.m. The sub­


/ Parish-Plan Ques- tiohnaire. They were pleased with the response rate of more than 25% of households, but would still like to invite residents to fill in their forms and return them as they will still be counted or fill in the form online at www. simonstone.org.uk and click “survey” in the topleft of the screen.


changed by the bor- The speaker for Sr Mothers’day with On Sunday at 10-30


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The teams for the Lancashire WI Federation quiz who came first and third in the Grindle- ton heat held at the end of January were congratulat­ ed. Members were reminded of the


very welcome. The cADni speakers will be Mr


held at Simonstone Old School at 7-30 p.m. as usual. This IS an open meeting so guests includ­ ing husbands are


ject “Alaska”. The After last competition for WI meinbers will be for


and Mrs Kelling- ton and the sub- Football


of friends or an or- pnisation. Please let Anne Goodway know by March 17th. For many Cjp years' Mrs Joyce xh:.


. Easter Garden at . the back of church, but she now feels, it is time to pass on this special task. Contact Mrs Law


Law and family have provided the


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p details'rir 01282776767.


There could be prob- A new church elec- Electoral roll


toral roll is be^; ing drawn up for St John’s, Read,


be on the church roll please get an application form and return it com­ pleted to the vicar or Ron Harrison as soon as possible.


solete from March <~Uncl-raiSing 25th. If you wish to Update on fund-rais-


existing one is 6b- ~Z


• her sponsored slim with a great total of weight lost-so far (details were announced with her permission in


for the hall. After Colin Cunliffe’s


o raise about £300


ing for the village hall - Melissa Grey completed the first three months of


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the most appealing snow globe. Anyone interested in joining Simonstone with Read WI can con­ tact secretary Sue Ogden on 773060


ers have now com­ menced rehearsals for the Spring con­ certs. The group meet at St John’s Church Wednes­ day weekly at 7-30


ers eadstone Sing-


monstone Read WI was Carol Johnson, of Smithson’s farm in Reedley Hallows, who spoke about her experiences in commercial jam making through her business. Farmer’s Wife Homemade Preserves.After Carol’s entertaining and humorous talk, the ladies were able to purchase some of the Farmers Wife products to try for themselves.


, 15th, it is hoped the target will be re­ duced from £8,500 to just £2,500 more c to raise. More so- ch»,


presentation in the village hall on the


It is hoped that improvements for the hall will con­ tinue later in the year. The outcome of a funding bid is awaited.


•'.March 21st from 7-30 p.m. Admis­ sion is £5 for adults,


. £3 children, which includes a first game and supper.


events are in the.^^srdeners are re- pipeline, including


ial fund-raising OIIIUUs


another film night. Horticultural .........................


Sab-


Scout Group will St Mary s RC Church ThereJs to be an an- be taking part in' has Sunday Mass at tiques and collecta


a.m., Ribchester St Wilfrid’s CE School and 1st Ribchester L -n u fc n e s


V a lu a tio n Day


- annual gathering for all the groups in the village who take part celebrat­ ing “mothering” together is much looked forward to and enjoyed.


RIMINGTON


Club February win­ ners were: 1 (£50) Alice Seed, 2 (£20) Lynne Pate, 3 (£10) Con Nicholson.


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end’s 4-1 defeat by George IV Old Boys, Sabden FC have a vital final home match against Padiham Chucky Warriors this Sun­ day and are appeal­ ing for supporters to cheer them on and help them keep their place in Di­ vision One of the Burnley Sunday League. This vital game is at Nutter Barn, off Pendle- side Close, at 1 p.m.


week-


' P ^ m d ^ r i e a S Three Peaks more about us and ^abden Live is inviting possibly joining People to take part the group, should


p le a se contact Olwyn Pearce on 07891471404.


and St Peter’s,-Si-■ DIDPUrCTCD monstone, as the AlDUntaitK


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. North West Air Ambulance. Con-


for more details. tchurch). She hopes'There is a fun prize Bingo


bingo night iri St Mary’s Community Hall on Thursday


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- Peaks leader acting as guide through the. challenge. It is being organised by Sabden Live’s Kevan and Lisa Lingard and will raise money for the


Peaks Challenge on May 5th. There will be two main walk­ ing groups with an experienced Three


Cubs and Beavers are busy preparing and members of Mothers’ Union will provide flowers for the children to give mums, grandmas and generally all the Sabden B a p t is t ladies present. This Church has a 10


the church service. . H a->u- tfi'S week- bles valuation dav end with Mgr John


Corcoran. There are Stations of the Cross each Tuesday night at 7-30 p.m. iri St Mary’s during ' Lent.


a.m. Sunday com­ munion service with Tim Doggart. At St Nicholas’s Church Hall the Mother­ ing Sunday service at 9-30 a.m. will be


-Dyer and the Rev. Jim Holt.


in St Mary’s Com-' munity Hall next ■ month. Walton and Walton auctioneers and valuers will be in the hall from 11. a.m. to 4 p.m. and people can take along anything they wish to have valued at a cost of £1 per item, which will go to the hall funds. Refreshments will be available.


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a Family Service D ia ry d a te s led by the Rev. Gill St Mary’s RC Church


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next meeting on 100 Club draW ?h\^u?icfnL'?? Thursday March Rimmgton Recreation for the St George’s 21st, which will be Association 100 - ■ • ^ ■


last year. Tickets are £7 for adults and £3 for children up to 14 and are on sale from Margaret Waling, Kay Galea, Margaret Parsons, Gemma-Parsons or Jean Haythorn- thwaite.


in a Bank Holiday Plant Sale Yorkshire Three Summer bedding


Holme Committee with all proceeds going to ' village events. Order forms have been distrib­ uted and will be col­ lected before April 8th and the plants will be delivered on ' Saturday May 18th. ■


plants and hanging baskets can be or­ dered through the


tact Kevan or Lisa Golfers are wanted for a charity Golf Day on Friday April


^Golf day


26th at Whalley Young farmers Golf Club. There YFC members met on


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Day celebration on Saturday April 20th in St Mary’s Community Hall has now been com­ pleted. There will be live music from The Kicks, Texas Blue, and Sabden’s popular singer and musician Marco Galea. There will be a buffet supper and a raffle. Proceeds are for charity, in­ cluding the chemo­ therapy unit at the Royal Blackburn Hospital in memory of Sabdener Ray- n, mond Waling who BOWling AGM was treated there Sabden Bowling Club before his death will hold its AGM


on Tuesday March 19th in the club­ house. All members and prospective members are wel­ come.


Zumba Zumba fitness classes'


Wednesday 7 till 8 p.m. Everyone wel­


come. For informa­ tion contact Jackie bn 01200 425008.


will be held at the Spread Eagle Ho­ tel, Sawley, from Wednesday March 20th. Introduc­ tory offer £3 (on commencing date only - normally £5 per session). Every


is to hold its an­ nual Garden Party ori Saturday June 15th. There is to be a Sabden Sizzler Sausage Night on Wednesday Sep­ tember 25th in St Mary’s Hall. There will be supper of bangers and mash from the award­ winning George Heys Butchers in- ■ Burnley, followed by some witty ban­ ter, anecdotes and recipe ideas from the man himself. Then on Thursday November 14th there will be a con­ cert by the popular 50Something Thea­ tre Company.


ised a free talk on “Hardy Shrubs For Spring” by Mr John Foley, of Holden Clough Nursery, on Monday at Sab- den Bowling Club at 7-30 p.m. There ' will be light refresh­ ments and a raffle.


Society has organ-. other. You can sign


up on your own and you will be put in a ' team, or sign up as a team. The cost is


. day begins with cof-' fee and bacon butt­


£40perperson.The'


ets are available at St Mary’s Rc School office or by contacting Claire from the Friends of the School on 07968588715. Pro­ ceeds are to buy items for the school.


available and after the golf there is a carvery meal. Tick­


ies, there will be drinks and snacks


, Robinson family. The results were as follows: seniors -1 James. Harrison, 2 Seth Blakey,' 3 Thomas Harrison; juniors - 1 Anna Blakey, 2 Edward Carr and 3 Rob­ ert Spencer. Next week’s meeting is a talk by Richard Schofield at Slaid- burn 'Village Hall at 7-30 p.m.


Monday night for a stockjudging evening at Cat- low Farm by kind permission of the


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Whist &doms There were 12 tables in play at the recent Whist and Domi­ noes. MCs were T. Robinson and P. Metcalfe. Win­ ners: Whist, ladies - H. Lbfthouse, D. Hogg, M.'Ed­ mondson; gents - J. Traynor, S. Hogg, N. Hull; low - M. Grainger. Domi­ noes - E. Nowell, F. Eccles, R. Barker, D. ICnight, E. Fox, A. Lowe; low - S. Barker. Raffle - D. Hogg, T. Taylor,.D. Robinson, A. Pick­ ard, A. Pinsdale, G. Parker, S. Dawson, F. Taylor, H. Loft- house. The next whist and dominoes drive is on Saturday March 16th at 7-30


p.m. Admission is now£3.


; Collinge, M. Sedg­ wick, D. Holgate, A. Chandler. The next Dance with Alan Cookson is Friday March-22nd at 8 p.m.


Dance Raffle winners' from the Dance with. Alan were D. Nel­ son, J. Carr, B. Har­ rison, M. Head, B,


come to come along but experiericed or improvers only please. For details please phone 01200 422097.-


Food bingo Friday March 8th - sorry all tickets for this event are sold.


Orchestra The award winning Craven Accordion Orchestra will be playing its spring concert at the com­ munity hall on Sun­ day March 24th at 2 p.m.. Admission £4 includes tea and biscuits. Not to be missed.


WEST BRADFORD


Social evening Another successful evening enjoyed by villagers and caravanners. Many thanks to Marilyn for bringing some of her. collection and organising the Guess the Mystery Objects quiz. The date of the next so­ cial is Friday April 5th starting at 7-30 p.m.


Bridge The next meeting will take place tomor­ row (Friday) start-


John Bowdler Saturday March 9th - sorry all tickets for the evening with organist John Bow­ dler are now sold.


. The quiz master will be Bill Honey­ well and admission is by ticket priced


Quiz night Apologies for the wrong date given last week! Cross­ roads Care Ribble Valley is holding a quiz night on Fri­ day March 15 th starting at 7-30 p.m.


. at £10. Tickets are available by phon­ ing 01200 422104 or 423994.


Antiques fair The antiques fair will be held on Sunday March 17th starting at 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Admission is just 50p on the door and homeiriade refresh­ ments will be avail­ able throughout the day. For details about the stalls etc. please phone Joyce on 01200 424311.


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An invitatiori to all carers and anyone living alone of any age to come along and discuss how Ribble Valley Time Bank can help you. Come along for a chat and refresh-


: the same day be- ; tween 4 and 5 p.m.


Conference House


■ ments. The next date is Thursday March 21st from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. For more details phone Denise on 01200 427240 or Hilary on 01200446856.


: urday Match 23fd ■ at 11 aim. Home­ made refreshments; will be on sale.


Jumble sale St Catherine’s Church is holding a bumper jumble sale in the village hall on Sat-


WHALLEY


Open Day ^ Whalley A'obey is hosting a Spring Open Day on Sun­ day March 17th, which is free of charge.


Flower club Whalley and District Flower Club is in­ viting anyone in­ terested in flowers and flower arrang­ ing to come along on Thursday March 14th at 7-30 p.m. and see the dem­ onstration given by Linda Hardman, of The Flower Shop,


There will .be the chance of Stepping into Spring with lots of ideas for flower arranging. There will be the usual


. based in Wellgate, Qitheroe.


It will be an opportu­ nity for the general public to come and have a look around inside the Confer­ ence House itself and around the grounds between noon and 4 p.m.


/ ' at St Michael and St John’s Social Cen-. tre, Lowergate, Clit- heroe. Admission for members is free and non-memers £6, which includes light refreshments. For further infor­ mation please call Carole on 01282 772143 or Margaret on 01200 428470.


- raffled at the end of the evening. The ■ meeting will be held


Passion Praise led by the Rev. Toby Web­ ber is happening on the same day in the


Methodists On Sunday at Whalley Methodist Church, the congregation will start the day at 9 a.m. with a quiet reflective time. The


-club sales table and all the flower ar­ rangements will be


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. lead a contempla­ tive Communion.


: Minister, the Rev Tony Davies, will


At 10-30 a.m. Worship for Mothering Sun­ day will be led by local preacher, Mrs Elaine Frankiand. All are welcome at


- thehurch.


Meals pledge Whalley CE School has issued an as-


- surance to parents over school meals in the wake of the beef products scan­ dal. The school’s newsletter says that the only issues in schools in the north of England have been with ready prepared meals in which the ingredi­ ents had been put together before


“Maureen Steer, our cook supervisor, and her team always make the food in our school kitchen and everything is prepared to a high standard,” states the newsletter.


' arriving on ■ the ■ premises. ■ •


“The food is delivered to us from well- known and trusted local suppliers.”


It adds that Lanca­ shire County Coun­ cil had been keen to point out that they had discontin­ ued the use of one particular supplier owing to concerns


“Here at Whalley School, parents can be assured of excel­ lent school dinners prepared on site, in our own kitchen, by high-quality, profes-: sional staff.”


after DNA testing of some beef prod- nets but that had affected only a very tiriy percentage of the 500 schools in the county.


. ' Farm between 7- p.m. and 1a.m.


The ball this year will be on Friday May : ;17th at Mytton Fold


For tickets, con­ tact Janet Kenny on 07712176687, Nicky Sant on


,0 7 8 7 9 6 4 3 0 3 4 , Vicky Morris on 0 7 8 0 8 9 3 4 4 3 7 , Liz Coleman on 07890698426 or Steve Kenny on 07818458469.


Church talks The parochial church council of Whalley Parish Church will meet in Whalley CE school tonight at 7 p.m.


May Ball Whalley Juniors FC are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year and the an­ nual May Ball will raise money for the club and QEII play­ ing fields.


Tomorrow night at 7-30 p.m. there will be “A bit of a do”,


: there will be Holy Communion in the Abbey Chapel at 9- 30 a.m., followed by meditation in the Abbey Library at 10- 30 a.in.


A Book of Common Prayer Holy Com­ munion service will be at 8-30 a.m. on Sunday and a Moth­ ering Sundajf fam­ ily service, without Holy Communion, at 10 a.m.


. by invitation only, at the vicarage as part of the church’s Renewal 2013 pro­ gramme.


The church’s House Group will meet at


- be at Whalley Ab­ bey between 7-30 p.m. and 9 p.m.


Wednesday’s Lent Course meeting will


■ at Abbots Croft at : 2-15 p.m.


. Whittam Road on Tuesday at 10 a.m. and there will be Holy Communion


Midweek Holy Com­ munion will be cel­ ebrated today at 10 a.m. and tomorrow


The lunch, in 'Whalley Methodist Church Hall, takes place between 12-15 p.m.


Lent lunch Chris Wilcock of United Utilities will speak on the work of the charity “Wa­ ter Aid” at the Lent lunch organised by Whalley Christian Action Group on Tuesday.


The group is to . present music for Passiontide and


and l-30p.m.-


Tickets, priced at £5, are now available from Alan Bowles on 01254 823331, Dennis Cassidy on 01254 8222345, Syl­ via Ireland on 01254 822325 and from


. John Hudson, on 01254824481. ••


Simnel cake The traditional simnel cake will be served after, the Sunday Mass at English' ^ la r ty r s ’s RC Church, Whalley, to mark Mothering Sunday this week­ end.


Easter by the Ren­ aissance Singers on Sunday March 17th in Whalley Method­ ist Church..


An Easter cake and Easter eggs will be raffled after Mass on Easter Day. Tickets will be on sale after Mass un­ til Easter. Gifts of Easter eggs can be left at the back of the church, where there is also a flower bucket for contribu­ tions towards the cost of decorating the church for the Easter festival.


Mass on Saturday is at 5 p.m. arid at 11 a.m. bn Suriday, Weekday Mases are at 10 a.m., except Tuesdays.


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