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CUTHEROEOASTLE MUSEUM - ■
; !< t-' rEvery Saturday from 2 p.m: Story time, i ‘ i I
“ _ EveiySundayfriomnoonto ■ 3-30 p.m. Crafty Sunday fun. - Mondays d u r in g term
•7 i t im e ; Mystery ob jec t han dling (adults only). Intriguing
^ objects from ftie collections introduced by a museum as '■
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CiitHEROELIBRARY - Every Thursday from'9-30
, :.7 .to noon. Braille It. Tel. 01200 ^426063.' ;
;7,' : -7 .Every Thursday from 9-30 7 '• to 11-30 a.m. S ilve r Surfer v:-. Drop-in. Free help and guid-
■ ance on setting up an email 1 7' account, searching the inter :i smet, downloading digital pho . -7 ii tos and other ways to get more t..! j out of your computer. - ^
Tuesdaysat2p.m.Toddler RhymeTlme-termtimeonly. Thursdays at 10 a.m. and
:' ' Saturdays at 2 p.m. Story time . ; 7 sessions; term time only.- ■
CHATBURN LIBRARY •■ Thursdays from 1-15 to
1-45 p.m. Story time for pre; schoolers.'^.' ■
7'-; Thursdays from 2 p.m/ Family.History workshop. Hands-on session with one- to-one expert help on offer. Free, but booking essential. For further information and
: to book, call branch librarian Gary Wilson on 01200 441047. '. Every second Thursday
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of the month at 7 p.m. (next meets June 13th). Chatburn
BookGroup.Forfiirtherinfor- matiori, telephone the library 0001200441047.
STMICHAEL& STJOHN'SPARISH CENTRE, LOWERGATE
- .Every Monday evening. 7 :. Ribble Valley Visua lly Im-
'0 '; ; paired Group.,Tel: 01200 426822. /
^ '■ - Wednesday, May 29th, at
■ 7 -; ',.7-30 p.m; An evening o f hu- : 7: :. morous rhyme, .“Lives and
7 ;• .^’-Troubles”, with Ann Wareing ,
and Kath Eddleston. Tickets
. : . £2; includes refreshments. 7 . .
CLITHEROE f w ’^^COMMUNITYCHURCH
@ ; V. : SjiTuesdays during term time V : V,7 ; at 1-30 p.m. The Ark toddler - ;groupforunderfives/^^ , .
'T u e sd a y s d u r in g te rm
;- 5 J im e at 6 p.m;' X:cell:chil- T ^ ^ r e n ’s .g ro u p '- games; ac- 7; I. r twities and Bible stories fo r ;
i't/ ; s^yen to 11-year-olds. Fridays,. ! during'term.time at-y.p.m.i , Encounteryouthgroup-mu-
sic, Xbox games and more for.’ "Ha
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11 to 18-year-olds. All groups meet and all services held at
' the King’s Centre, Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroe.
. . For more information, call
01200 444148 or. visit WWW. clitheroecommunity church
co.uk.
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PENDLECLUB,\ LOWERGATE .
? ssXuesdays at 7-30 p.m; Se quence dancing for over-sss.
* - ’ Wednesdays fro'm 10-15 to 11-45 a.m, yoga
for.begin- ners. From 2 to 4 p.m; Young at Heart Club for gentle seated exercise and social. Both or ganised by Age UK. For details,
tel. 01200 ^3073/453077.: Tuesday, June 4thJ at 7-45
p.m;':Ribble .Valley .Talking Newspaper AGM. Open to all. New volunteers to work as readers,' editors or admin staff especially welcome. - 7
GISBURNFESnVAL HALL -
.'.’KFirstSaturdayofthemonth from 10-30 a.m; to 4-30 p.m; Bowland Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers.
CUTHEROEUNITED REFORMEDCHURCH
Tuesdays from 10 to 11-’
30 a.m. Clitheroe Country Market. Locally made cakes, bakes, pies and crafts. Also locally grown plants and cut
flowersforsale.Refreshments available. Tuesdays from noon to 1-30
p.’m. Open church including seryice of reflection at 12-30 p.m.‘ Friday, May 24th, and eve
ry other Friday at 1-30 p.m.’ Whizz Tots mums and tod dlers.
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TRINinCOMMUNITY CENTRE^
Every Wednesday night;
Kai Karate Club. Friday, May 24th, andevery^
other Fridayfromi2-30to3-30 p.m; East Lancashire People: First. Drop-in session for lo-i cal adults with learning disa- bilities.'Enjoy film club, crafts,’
outings.. , ,
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BILLINGTON& LANGHOVILLAGEHALL
7. Daily; Pre-school/play-’i
group; Indoor and outdoor,’ play areas. Tel; 07986 255643; for further information.' ■
: -'Monday a fte rn o on kL e f ;
sure club'for over-55's to maker friends, play doiiiinoesiScrab;,; ble and table-tennis;7Newi friends welcome, tel; 01254;
823794.'' - M 'i i
STMARY’SCENTRE, CilTHEROE
Mondays. Toddler group
Women’s Lancashire Net work; ladies’ badminton, line dancing, beavers; cubs and scouts. Tuesdays'. Jujitsu.
7 ' W ed n e sd a y s . Zumba Brownie's.
dancing. ’ ’ -Fridays. Line dancing. . ■
; ■ : Skurdays. Weight Watch ers.
UP READINGS MANAGINGHEARING LOSS
Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. Shop and play in Sawley
‘. IF you’re planning a barbecue this bank holiday weekend. and needsomelast minute foodie treats, why not head • ; v;
: overtoSawleylThere’safanners’marketinthe villager':-;; I hall on Sunday firom 10 am until 4 pm and you’ll find lots of fresh, organic and artisan produce - sausages and other - - •
: meats, fish, pies, cheeses, chutneys and olives plus home- 7 - • made cakes and cupcakes. You’ll also be able to pick up a : • . bunch o f flowers and, among other crafty items, a bar of - hand-made soap. To keep the children entertained, there
•vrillbe face-painting, refreshments andawell equipped-;■ play park backing on to the viUage haU, which also has i t s ' : own parking. I'•
- ' “ ..uTuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m,
zumba. Fitness class open to' all. Cost£3.50perperson. For further information, call Jen nifer Green on 01254 296122
oremailjennifer.green@brfc-;
trust.co.uk.' '
' ' Tuesdays from 8-15 to 10
p.m.-;beginners’ :ballroom dancing
classes.Tel; 07732 826176 for details. Wednesday evenings; War-';
cock Archers. For details, tel.; 01254248317 Thursday evenings, bad-!
mjnton.club. New players' heeded. All welcome. Also, val-| ue for money court hire avail-J able. For details,,tel.'07772 790954.'
Fridays.from 10 to 11-30 ;
a.m. 'Waddlers Toddler Group. •= THEGRAND Friday, May 24th; from'
noon.to 2 p.m. The-Three; Musikateers embellish lunch! w ith jazz.-'Admission is:£3 or £1.50 for holders of-The_! Grand’sAffinityCard.;. . - Friday, May 24th;"at 7-30'
p.m; Zion 'Train plus Jeremi-;; ah Ferrari.’Dub/darice'pio-; neers and puiweyors of roots' reggae music playClitherde.; Tickets £12/'"/.';
6-30 p.m.-Film & Eoodr.'^Life; of Pi”; Film screened at 8
p.ni; ■ Tickets £14/ inclusive of two
: coursemealor£6forfilmonly. Sunday, May 26 th, from 3
to 8 p.m. Heaven in the After noon. Monthly soul shindig gathers for the last time be fore it takes its summer break.’ Tickets £6.
- - - Tuesday, May 28th, from
. 6-30 p.m. Film of the Month: “Trashed”. Film screened at 8 p.m. Tickets are £12 inclusive of food and £6 for film only.-v--: , Friday; May 31st, from 8
p.m. (doors). The Mirrortones supported by Bill Orrick; Rib ble Valley duo Joe Martin and; Steph Ashcroft perform ac- coustically. Tickets £ 6 . ; ; vv Saturday, June 1st; from
7 p.m. (doors). Stealer/Free- bird. Two local rock outfits bring their own music plus that o f their, icons to The Grand. Tickets £7. '
‘ Tuesday, June 4th, from t
p.m. Ladies’Film Night: “Pitch; Perfect”;Tickets £14.50 inclu7 sive of two course supper. . - To book any of the above, - calloi200'42i599. '
CLHHEROE MOUIAINEERINGCLUB^
■ Sunday,Mayi9th,'at8a'Tm.'. ’ •! Saturday, May 25th; from i
Meet.at council offices car ; park for day meet in Gonis- v toh. Tel. Godfrey Metcalfe on’ 01995 678380 for details.’;
il'iThursday; June 6th;’at 9'' a.m. Meet at Clitheroe Cricket •
Lip reading classes open to all. Held in the meeting room at Clitheroe Library. Free ex cepting a 3op charge for re freshments. For details, email
teacher.Carol Riley at cari-
ley@talk21.com or tel. 01200 426769.
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FIRSTCHOICE CREDITUNION
Fridays from 2 to 3 p.m.
At Citizens’ Advice Bureau; Wesleyan Row, Parson Lane, Clitheroe. First Choice Cred it Union for savings accounts and affordable loans. Open to all Ribble Valley residents. Tel. oi7062i5o82orlogontowww.
firstchoicecu.co.uk
TRINITYMETHODiST CHURCH
• Tuesdays at 11 a.m. Elder-
flower group. Gentle seat ed e x e r c is e : Tel;- 01200;
453076/453077. Saturday, May 25 th; from
10 to noon.': C offee Stop. Monthly pop up snack bar selling drinks; bacon butties, and other goodies plus stalls. Proceeds to the Trinity Devel- ’ opmentFund.
' ■' ' ECLUS Thursday, May 23rd, Mon-’
day. May 28 th, Thursday, May; 30th, Monday, June 3rd and , Thursday, June 6th. In Chat-:- burn School Hall at 7-15 p.m. -j Improvers and experienced : players welcome, but no host ing system, so partner is re^; quired.
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RIBBLEVALLEY DANCESTUDIO
Mondays at 10-45 a.m; and'
Thurs'days at 10-15 a.m; In - Clitheroe Unite^d Reformed
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- Clubcarparkfor Arhside. For further info; tel. Humphrey Johnson on 07836 328730.
Church.'Zumba Gold, Latin dance work-out for mature movers. Cost: £4.^ Mondays at 1-30 p'.m - Pre- -
’ ’school ballet for children aged ’ 3 plus. Basic ballet moves and musicality. Booking required. :. Mondays at 5-15 p.m. Bal
let for teens. Suitable for be ginners from age 11. Booking required.
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: : Mondays at 6 p.m. Adult beginners’ tap. A 10-week course that repeats regularly. ■ .-• : To book places on any o f
the above, telephone Lindsay on 07881854944 or email in-
fo@ribblevalleydance.com.
ANGELA WESTWELL SCHOOLOFDANCE, CLITHEROE
' . . Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 9-30 a.m. Danc ing Babies. Dance for children aged fromtwo years. ■ Wednesdays from 8 p.m.
Ladies’ adult ballet. Cost £4. - For further info on classes
and to enrol for RAD ballet, IDTA modernjazz and tap (all grades), tel. 01200 444211. - ■
STMARirSHALL, SABDEN
; ‘ Friday, May 31st. Conser vation group the Friends of Bowlandhostaneveningofac- tivities including a cash prize quiz, raffle, talk entitled “The Birds o f Bowland” present ed by local expert Roger De- whurst and hotpot supper to raise funds. Tickets £7.50.. T o book or for further in
formation, tel. Martin Char- lesworth on 01772 784692 or Marilyn Pilkington on 01282 680781.
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SAWLEY VILLAGEHALL Sunday, May 26th, from
10 to 4 p.m. Farmers’ market.
"Artisan producers selling I0-. cal foods and crafts. Refresh ments available.
THEGLASSHOUSE, STYDDGARDENS
Saturday, Juneist; to Mon
day, June3rd,fromiot04p.m. Local artists Julie Rainford, Sharon Steingold and sculp-: tor John McLaughlin exihibit their work in a show inspired; by the natural world entitled r “Grounded”. Free entry. .’
DOGINN.WHALLEY ,s Sunday, June 2nd,-from 4 ;
to.6 p.m; Children’s charity :; event with face painting, bal- - loon modeller, crafts^ games; and barbecuCiProceeds to: Cystic Fibrosis Research.
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9 p.m; Musicians’ open mic;. night. - • ' -
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WHALLEYMETHODIST CHURCH
i ’Tuesdaysbetween 9-15 and
: 11 a.m. Little Fishes group for toddlers and babies with par ents or carers.
BOWLANDWALKERS ■ Sunday, May 26th, at 9-45
a.m. Meet at Clitheroe Inter change for X80 bus to Skipton for five miles from Kilnsey to Grassingto'n. Monday, May 27tH;at 1-15
p.m.Meet at Clitheroe Inter change for No. 13 bus for five miler from Walloper Well to Slaidburn. ; Wednesday, May 29th; at 11-30 a.m; Meet at Clitheroe Interchange for No. 10 bus : ^ : to Burholme for six mil
er over Hodder Bank Fell to Slaidburn. For further details o f all
walks, tel. 01200 443561. STEPPINGOUT , Thursday,May23rd,ati-30
p.m.MeetWhalleyBus Sta tion for up to seven miles. . Thursday, May 23rd, at
6-30 p.m. Meet Castle Cement car park. West Bradford,’ for up to 4.5 miles. -
. Friday, May'24th, at 1-30 ■ p.m. Meet at Platform Gallery, Clith’eroe, for up to 3.5 miles. Sunday, May 26th, at 2p.m.
Meet at Platform Gallery, Clit heroe, for up to 1.5 m i l e s . ; 'T u e sd a y , May 28th, at 9-45
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forioa.m.start.Pramblefhim The Grand, York Street, Clit heroe, to Saltliill Quarry. :;:-Tuesday,May28th,atio-30 a.m. Meet at Glasson Doekfor up to seven miles with stops - for views,iflora,Tauna and; lunch - Thursday, May 30th; at
1-30 p.m. Meet at West Brad ford Village Hall for up to sev- ’ en miles. Thursday, May 30th, at - 6-30 p.m. Meet at Sabden car
park for up to 4.5 miles. - ’ - v Friday, May 31st, at 1-30
; p.m. Meet at Whalley Bus Sta tion for up to 3.5 miles. •
• ; Sunday,June2nd,at2p.m. Meet at Whalley Bus Station for up to 1.5 miles. ’ Monday, June 3rd, at 1-30
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p.m.MeetatReadcarparkfor up to 4.5 miles.
. .'Tuesday, June 4th, at g;45
forioa.m.start.Pramblefrom Longridge Civic Hall, Galder Avenue, Longridge.: ; r
‘ T u e sd a y , June 4th, at
10 a.m. Meet at Longridge Civic Hall, Calder Avenue, Longridge, for up to 3.5 miles. Thursday, June 6 th, at 1-30
p.m. MeetatStoeks Reservoir, School Lane, for up to seven miles.
. Thursday, June 6th, at 6-30
p.m.MeetinDownhamforup to 4.5 miles.
Walks are free to join. For
furth e r information, te l ephone Barrie Williams on 01200414484...
... CLHHEROERAMBLERS
; : Saturday, May25th, atg-30 a.m. Meet Chester Avenue car park for Fellfoot near Chip ping for Fairsnape and Bleas- dale Fell. Frank Pearson 01772 865578.
, Tuesday, May 28th,'at 1
p.m. Meet Chester Avenuecar park for Barker Brow. Patrick • Gavin 01254 249500..
. Wednesday, May 29th, at
7 p.m. Meet in Grindleton for evening walk. Linda Reynolds 01200441658. Saturday, June 1st, at g-30
a.m. Meet Chester Avenue carparkforWhitbarrow. Bob Burton 01254 812109. Tuesday, June 4th, at 10
a.m. Meet Chester Avenuecar park for ramble from the car park. Eleanor Friend 01200 424323. Wednesday, June 5th, at
7 p.m. Meet in Whitewell for evening walk. Dave Walters 01200426461.
A chance to let your inner artist go wild!
-• About 30 children and - s ; . adults attended a draw- ing workshop at St John’s Church, Hurst Green.' The tutor was ac
claimed local artist Ed ” ” Foster, who demonstrat--
= ^techniques for draw- ing animals and birds,''-' ' producingsome marve-;: lousresults.'/ ,
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iU: - You can see some o f ' '.:' the drawings om the church website (www;' - ■ ■ .
stjohnshurstgreen.'’ - '
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, Itishopedthatthose.; whoattendedthework-rv.-!
shop wiU enter the , wildlife exhibition and;:.
' competitionwhichis beingheldaspartofthe- -
: church’s plant and pro-. .. duce market on June 1st
and 2nd. Budding artists are in-. • :
vited to draw an animal, ,-
: bird or insect (A4 size). - - i’- andmarkitwiththeir- name, age and phone i - v ;
number. ^
' ■ Entriescanbetakento, the 11 am church service this Sunday, May 25th, or you can contact Gill Me- , ; : Donnell on 01254 826378.
Proms for free
SlaidburnSiIverBand,picturedaboveinconcert,per- ■ forms a free proms concert in West Bradford Village Hall next weekend
CLITHEROE NATURALISTS Saturday, May 25 th. Sum-
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merwalksprogrammecontin- ues with trip to Malham Tarn. To book, tel. Jean on 01200 538646.
RIMINGTON INSTITUTE
door bowls.
Mondays at 7-30 p.m. In-: '
First ’Tuesday of the month
at 7-30 p.m. Women’s Insti-, tute.
Last 'Wednesday of .the;
month from noon. Luncheon Club.
; Thursdays at 8 p.m. Ladies’
table tennis and also, snooker - (open to all). Every second Saturday at :'
7-30 p.m.;^Whist and domi-' noes.
■ For further details, visit www.rimington^org :
WESTBRADFORD VILLAGEHALL • Mondays from 6-45 to 7-45
p.m. Tai Chi. Forfurtherinfor- mation, call 01200 4233672.
: Mondays from 8 to 10 p.m. Sequence dancing. For details, phone 01995 61434. Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m.
Zumba. For details, ring01200 425008. : -’ Wednesdays 9-15 to 11 a.m. Mothers and toddlers group. Ring 01200 423672 for details.: Mondays, Wednesdaysan'd;
Thursdays, 6 to 9 p.m. Gym club. For details, telephone 01200423424. Fridays from 2 to 4 p.m.”
New bridge group. Players welcome but must be experi enced or improvers. ’. - ~
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Saturday, June 1st, a t7-30
p.m.:Proms evening with Slaidburn Silver Band. Bar open. Free event with retir ing collection.
KNOWLEGREEN. VILLAGEHALL
. Monday, June 3rd, at 7-30 p.m. Whist and dominoes. Cost £1.50, including refresh ments. -Tuesdays,' May 28th and
June 4th, at 8 p.m. Line danc ing with Sharon. Cost £2.50 in clusive o f refreshments. - -- Wednesday, May 29th at 7-30 p.m. Advanced sequence dancing. To dance costs £3, in clusive of refreshments. , Wednesday, June 5th, at 7-30 p.m. Miltary whist and dominoes. Cost £1.50 inclu sive of refreshments. • .^
RIBBLEFUNCLUB Sundays at 7-30 p.m. Film
club meets in the New Inn, Parsons Lane, C lith e roe ; to show world cinema and British films, including con temporary, classic, documen taries and animation. Tojoin costs £15 peryear. No entrance charge fpr screenings. Turn up or telephone 01200424444 for further details.
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READUNITED REFORMEDCHURCH
Mondays from 2 to 3 p.m. '
Gentle seated exercise with Age UK. Fordetails, tel. 01200 453073/453077.
GRINDLETON PAVILION
Wednesdays from 10-45 to
11-45 a.m. Age UK tai chi bal ance and-fitness (over 50s) ■ with Linda Salazar. To book, phone Linda on 01200 453076. = Glass can done while seated
and is followed by coffee and - chat. Mondays 7-30 pm ZUM- - BA. Contact Caroline Waters -
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carolinewaters20@gmaU.com ' - Saturday; June 1st, from ‘ 1 to 3 p.m. Tribal belly dance workshop. Cost £8. , wFor further details and
: to book, contact Mandy Bren nan on 01200441551 or 07808 534548. - ,
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND VILLAGEHALL
Friday, May 24th. Whist H-
and dominoes. To play costs £3 inclusive o f light supper. ' For detaUs and to register, tel. 01200447263.'
SPREADEA^SAW Wednesdays from 7 to 8
p.mrZumba. Fitness class. Cost £5. To book and for de tails, phone Jackie on 01200 425008.
ROEFIELDLEISURE CENTRE,CLITHEROE
Tuesday, May 28th to Fri
day, May 31st, from 8 to 6 p.m. Half-term play scheme for. * children aged from eight to 13 .! years. Activities include body zorbing, archery, swimming,' climbing, dance mats, games' -
andquizzes.Costis£i5perday . from 9 to 5 p.m. and £20 from 8 to 6 p.m. Childcare vouchers V,:. accepted. For fiirtherinfo and to book, tel. 01200 442188 or
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visitwwrw.roefield.com. - . - . HOGHTONTOWER Sunday, May 26th, and
Monday, May 27th, from 11 to5 p.m. BankHoliday Family Fun. Falconry, pony rides, archery : . and more. House also open for; - guided tours. Last tour4p.m.' with family friendly tours at :, 11-30 a.m. and 1-30 p.m. Tours cost £8 for adults and £6 for concessions and children.
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A Friendly, talk about * the birds of Bowland'
•The Friends of Bowland will ; ment and raise awareness o f . - : ,
: host an evening of activities ; including a talk from local ex-
.: pertRogerDewhurstentitled’ “ .. “The Birds of Bowland’^.-:-; -The event, at St Mary’s
.- Hall, Sabden on Friday; May ^ :r 3ist; will also include a gen-:;; eral k'nowledge quiz with a--;
i-cash prize, a raffle and a hot-;': pot supper.
. t - " ‘ , , " • Tickets are for sale at£
7.so
• each and wine or beer can be : taken a long.'' -■ ■
AwildlifedrawmgwarkshopatStJohn’sChurch,HurstGreen-'f
- aim to carry out conservation’;-; - work to help the local environ-;
: localfloraandfauna,byeduca- -.??' - tional walks, talks and events. ' ■
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: Seerkary Martin C h a r l e s - : worthsaid: “We’Ubeholdinga'-'’" ;
■ variety of events and decided?- ito have this one in Sabden as; ’ @'- it’s the biggest village in th ek :-: - Forest of Bowl and. ,
‘ “We hope to entertain; ed-^l ” . ’
The Friends'of Bowland!( •leswo'rth on 01772 784692 or - ■ ; ' 'ilf s '
■ ucate and gather soihe'new” -members in the process.”" ■“ For further information;^ on the event call Martin Ghar-
: Marilyn Pilkingtofron 01282.' ^ ■ '680781..
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