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tombola orsuitable silent auction prizes or for more,
■Denis and Many Brennan o n " 01200441551.
Belly dancing Tribal Belly Dance work
:■ shops will be held on Satur- days at Grindleton Pavilion. ' ';
I ^ take place from 1 ■'<■■■'>¥ - s to 3 pm on June 1st, July 6thi ■
, August3rd,Augus"t3ist,Sep-: •; tember 7th and September - ■'»
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■ ther details contact Mandy on • 01200441551/07808534548.
Sports day ' , ; Grindleton sports day and ’’
iSthisgoingwayoutwest :. Ihisyearwith a “Cowboys ^ '
• ,. and Indians” theme for the afternoon procession and a ;;
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« - ini I - a - : - i l ' ; . hot diggety hoedown at night.
•: The fun starts at 1 pm with the . children’s procession leav- - V:
ingthebusturnaroundand-' ;, making its way down to the ' s
.:, recreation ground for a sports „ • day showdovyn. There will be
1 , all the usual races plus some
: rodeo style fun and games for ■: all the family, plenty of stalls :
:, and refreshments provided by : ,, the Wl. In the evening it’s time
: , . , to grab your partners for a - 4:' : Westerns^le hoe down in the
: V - Pavilion with live music with ■ i “Hole in the Wall”. A chuck wagon will be r. -
; _r hitched up to provide the '' , vittles and there will be a prize
: forthebestwesterndress 4 i ' of the night. An extended
,,; licence has been granted, and.' , ; the saloon will be serving until
. midnight. Hoe down ticket ' ; prices: Adult with supper ’ - :v • ^:
■: £i5;Adultwithoutsupper ■ ■ ,£io; Teenagers 12 -18years ■ * •' £7.50 (must be accompanied ^;
: : by an adult); Primary school - f ’ children £3 (must be accompa-
■ : nied by an adult). Tickets are; • now on-sale and available from 4 Danny Wood, 01200 447427;: ■ • Belinda Logan, 01200 440085;: Joan Horsfield, 01200441761; , Jill Hodges: 01200427688. - ’
HARROPFOLD
Harrop Fold Chapel The mid week House Group
;v4 meeting last week was held at . the home ofa Blackburn mem-;
?; her, and members discussed I r ‘
/ ; how they could improve their .i .Christian walk. On Sunday Mr ; G rah ^ Norcross of the Free .'
i.Mefliodist Church Preston ■'
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A group of Sabden residents defied horren- • dous weather conditions to climb Engiand’s '
highestmountain, theszioft high Scafeli Pike, for charity.
The group battled through driving rain and' hail tpachievetheirtargetandhopeto have
raisedaconsidetablesumfor Breast Cancer Care and Macmillan Nurses. -
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They camped overnight on Friday, but condi tions were so bad that afl»r climbing Scafell ’ : iJiey returned home on Saturday afternoon'''
spoke on .“.Whats inyourjar?.”
, He explained how our “jars’'- -r our lives - could go empt^f ; and how full are our lives • to overflowing with Jesus’: ® presence. A solo was sung . - by Mrs Pat Myers. Tonight’s ■
' prayer meeting willbe held at • a Blackburn member’s home, and on Sunday there will bed visit from the popular guests
I ■ Ivor and Pam Roberts from > ■ . Betwys Coed North Wales. The service starts at 2 pm and all ■
; are welcome. < .
HURSTGREEN Weekend market :
. . St John’s is hosting a week-’ end market on June 1st and j®
2nd. There will be stalls with I
; plants, hanging baskets, tubs / and so on plus cakes, pre- ■ ' ' serves and refreshments. On Saturday the market will be' $
I, open 1 to5 pm and on Sunday 5 noon to 2 pm.'
; t-; Ifyou have any Hurst Green 1 news for this section of the ' Advertiser then please send ’
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■ your items to Nancy Bailey,-'-'. 1 Longridge Rd or nancy® ■
rivers-mead.co.uk or phone : ' 01254826903.
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Plants and laughs' ;; The next meeting of Hurst -
Green WI will be tonight, 't Thursday May 23rd. There! ' • ' will be a plant sale and mem-" ' hers are asked to bring along ' any unwanted cuttings, seed-: t lings and so on. Members are also invited to bring a friend '
' who would like to try out the ■ I --ja'iMiu’i J ^cddAodl ni noil
' 4‘T i ' . Sabd^ii climbers defied the weather
because all their camping gear and equip ment was too wet. They are still accepting
sponsorship and details are in the village pubs and shops. The challenge was organ ised by Martin O’Toole and transports and
- ^ m the Lakes was provided by Peter Rob inson, who also acted as support. The event
was sponsored by J. & L. Autos of Barrow, Bill Gott motor repairs, Brian Keenan, Castle
SheetMetal, Frank LittlerandSons butchers and the Pendle Witch pub.; ' ;
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Wl. The speaker will be Denis Moore, presenting a talk: ' entitled “Laughter is the best Medicine,” and the competi-1 tion is for a joke, which should be submitted on paper: - :
KNOWIEGREEN
Lunchtime concert :: The Lunchtime Concert
today (May 23rd) will feature ■ , the Barnes Quintet who will be performing works by Arnold and Mozart. The concert on; ThursdayMaygothwillfea-... ture Roo Walker on guitar and hiswifeEmma Walker as the i / vocalist. They will be perform-
■ ing a mix of styles and will i ' i include Ava Maria by Bach. To book for the concerts, which 5 commence at noon, please -: ? J phone GST Classical Concerts on 01200 425629. Admission is
1 £15 including luncheon or £10 concert only. - • • '
Biker Breakfast . ! The popular Biker Break- -:
fast and Brew will be held on iJ: Saturday May 26th from 9 - •
. am until noon at the'village • church. Admission is free, :-': there is the traditional biker
. breakfast and all are most - > C ' • welcome. " ' ----
PAYTHORNE ■
Vnnhrersary' The JAM club (Jesus and ’ -
Me) at the Methodist Chapel '
, celebratedtheiranniversary i ( and prizegiving on Sunday f : ■;
May 12th. The service was led' by Mrs Sue Stanworth, Clit--- -
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_heroe, and included items by the children. The next event
■ -is the annual coffee morning on Saturday May 25th at 10-30 am to noon. Stalls will include home baking, preserves etc.
PENDLETON
YoungFarmers- • Club members enjoyed a ::
farm walk at Greenberfield; : Farm, Barnoldswick, by kind i permission of W. H. and J . ' -
,W. Hartley. Thanks were ex- • pressed by William and Oliver • Bristol, thanking the family for the interesting walk and supper. Next week’s meeting is, the final meeting to be held at West Bradford Playing Fields, : playing rounders or football, t: Please meet at The Health r i ,
7pm.Rememberyoursports ' equipment. •
Warte paper : 4. It’s paper day in Pendleton -
on Tuesday, May 28th. Please: leave papers in the white bags provided. •
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readandsimonstone Waste Paper
■ • Collection between both ' :
villages will take place on ■■ Monday. Please leave white' 'ir hessian sacks provided at the ' end of your property w h e r e : they can be clearly seen:
'arish Council AGM
, ;■ Read parish Council AGM' ’ ;was held last Wednesday ih'' ' ' the United Reformed Church. AThere were three members *'
^qf> sirfj-.oi amorflaojpm A
Centre Car Park in Clitheroe at . -
GRINDLETON Jazz in the garden
1 ■ ■ : r;j There Will be a cheese and '
wine garden party on Sunday ■ . ^ ^
" at Well House, Grindleton. ' All proceeds to The Poppy' Appeal, The Royal British ' •
. . > Legion, Chatburn and District ,. ,' . Branch. Entry by minimum. : i . donation of £5. There will be various stalls, raffle, tombola
. :; and silent auction, i f anyone v
of the public present. Coun;i|:
. Clifton Pollard did not wish ?; to be re-elected and the news council chairman is Mrs , Doreen Collinson, proposed:-;
; and seconded by Couns. L is ® Snape and Richard Bennett.^? Gerald Nichols was elected / ' vice-chairman. . Following the monthly
• playground reportitappears; that children are sliding ; ; stones and gravel down the: slide. It was agreed to cement - over the loose stones to create: a proper footpath to prevent : this happening in the future;
;. It was agreed to continue - ■ with the lengthman’s scheme ’ which benefits the village in ' many ways. The youth council :
! is to approach'the cricket club': and ask for permission to -
' display a sign or posters along . the cricket field fence on the: outside leading down to the: pavilion. The youth council : has recently cleared rubbish; ’ from down that side and was - very disappointed to see the newrubbish hadappeared
within a short time. They had just collected two large bags
' fujl. They hoped the signs or posters would help to prevent
this happening again.' ' > - The Kemp Commemora- :
five Plaque was discussed at length. The clerk handed out
sheets showing the actual size, of the plaque and the letter ing it would feature: There'
were three different designs and the council had a lengthy - debate on where to display the plaque. Three sites were sug gested relating to the histoiy -
of the Kemp family who were: Read benefactors. The next ; - parish council meeting will be;
at 7-30 pm on June 6th.'
Footpaths An annual review has
been carried out by the parish; councilfootpathsinspec-'
tors.TheShadyWalkspath'
is still closed and the parish council is hoping to meet the ownerwitha viewto havingit -
re-opened.Theyaregoingto ' enlist the help of Simonstone and Sabden as all the parishes:
use the footpath, plus groups - like the Ramblers Association and other walking groups. ' ■ ‘ •
Bus Shelter. . Thevandalised bus shelter
window is still to be repaired
but everything is in hand. ■ It is proposed to use a more ■
; toughened plastic that will' • not be as vulnerable and the ’
Icngthsman will replace the’. broken pane.
well used and eihptied on a regular basis. There is now a ’
Dogwastebins : The dog waste bins are very
proposal to relocate the dog waste bin in Hammond Drive. '
Mothers'Union > St John’s Mothers’ Union'-
■: will be in church at the vestry :
onMay28that7-3opmwhen ' thespeakerwillbeRaymond , I Of Snibtjlanixioijjjdi’Uaih -lui
Wl May meeting “Thedeclineofthehigh
street and town centre” is the v ■; subject dfthe resolution to ;
, be debated and voted upon - ■, at the National Federation > ,; of Women’s Institute AGM< to be held in Cardiff on June .- - --; ■ 4th. Rimington members
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discussed the issue and the - . • decisiohwill betaken to the -
meetingbygroup delegate ' Mrs Edith Isaacs. Rimington ;■
:'WI are playing host to the Wl. t . BorderGroup meeting and • , ■ -v looking forward to the musical : presentation from harpist
i Katy Roberts. Members were' • ■ asked to take along to t he • June meeting a photograph of - themselves as a small child for f .;
' a “Who’s that baby?” competi-. . i :, tion in July.
! " .'.siozbtia rbwhOa'anloibi/l®
:i Smith. His subject is “Fronit? : muck and music to roses a i i f l stones.” Everyone welcome/®
Parking
V-! There are still problem^® .with parking in George Laii|«
: is leading to the possibility of double yellow lines. The difficulty is when vehicles are / trying to reach the properties : '
: especially at the bottom wheft‘ - itjoins
WhalleyRoad.This a ®
■ Following the business meeting, members let their
. , hair down with a hilarious game arranged by Mrs Lesley Marklew, based on Bingo. -
A bring and buy stall raised money for the branch funds.
: ClitheroeareaWlshowrep- - , resentative Mrs Nina Healey
- further up the lane, St John’s #; Close and Whins Lane. Also ® heavy vehicles driving up to farms, the riding school etc.'- ■
Whit Walk The annual whit walk from S
St John’s and St Peter’s took I/ place on Sunday, beginning this year with the service of a ;: Communion and familysen-a ice atSt Peter’s, Simonstone,® before beginning the pro- ; cession to St Johnis, Read, f / led by the Rossendale and ' S ; Helmshore Brass Band, The ® cross was carried by Howard I:: Wadsworth who led the Rev. Alan Sowerbutts and the •: i’ church wardens John Aizle- -® wood and Joyce Gunson. They® were then followed by mem- ■: bers of both congregations, in cluding members of the choir,:’ the Sunday School children, • Edward Bear Group, Friday :: and Sunday Praise, Brownies and Guides and their leaders,® members of both mothers’ i,: unions and finally the men of;' both parishes. Refreshments ?. were served when everyone arrived at St John’s. This could be the last year of the Pen tecost processsion because ■& the police escort, which is essential for health and safet®/ on the roads, may no longer be ;; available unless the church is ® able to finance this. ■
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Garden judging Simonstone is holding ... ,.; V
its annualbest kept garden contest, judged by Marion : ; : Kelly and sponsored by the ' ■ Huntroyde Garden Centre. A 4 £25 prize will be given out at - . .v
®he Gala opposite the Stork on / ®unei5th'. '
■ gave an update on the show schedule and encouraged members to submit entries. On June 4th Peter Foley will
, speak and give advice on plants for the smaller garden.
Whist and Dominoes At the monthly Whist and Domino drive organised by
Rimington Memorial Institute Committee, prize winning, scores were achieved. Whist- ladies: 1 M. Edmondson, 2 M. Robinson, 3 D. Hogg. Whist gents: 1 T. Pike, 2 B. Peel, 3 G. Riley. Dominoes: 1 R. Chew, 2 G. Hall, 3 J . Chew, 4 K. Nowell, 5 A. Taylor, 6 V. Giles. Raffle H. Moorhouse, L. Pate, S. Hogg, K. Nowell, J. Metcalfe. MC’s were Mrs E. Hartley for dominoes
. and Mrs S. Hogg for Whist.' SABDEN
Chemounit . : Adonationof£6oohas -
been presented to the Chemo j therapy Unit at the Royal
: Blackburn Hospital following : last month’s St George’s Night celebration; The money was raised in memory ofvdllager ■ Raymond Waling who was treated at the unit. His wife ? - Margaret and family helped
; organise the event in St Mary’s . Hall when village band The ■ ■ ; Kicks and singer Marco Galea gave their services free. A do nation of £200 has also gone to St Mary’s towards the upkeep ofthecommunityhall. - :
Cricket knockout . - Sabden Cricket Club were ■
- narrowly beaten in the final ' over on Friday evening in - - a first-round match in the National Village Knockout ■ -
, against Foulridge. Their game. against St James in the Clit- > heroe and District Midweek . League, was rained off. The team is always on the lookout fornewplayers. Contact John Hargreaves ofWhalley Road i f . you are interested. '
Shopping survey
: : i There were fears that a: bogus telephone scam may be
: operating after a resident re- "i? ceived a call on Saturday from. a man saying he was carrying 'Out a shopping survey on be- - ;
. halfqfRibbleValleyBorough - Council. But when contacted a councilspokesmanconfirmed-
-it was a genuine household - - shopping survey carried out as -
. part of inforrnation gathering - ■ for the'council’s Core Strategy. ■:
Climb the spire 'it Fancy a bird’s eye view of i--.-
Sabden? Then you can pay-, s - £10 to climb to the top of St' ■ .: Nicholas’s Chu'rch’and see 42®;=
what the birds see. The novel fund-raising event takes place
on Saturday, June 29th, from 8-30 am. It will be limited to ; 50 people so if you wish to take
part contact Bernard Parfitt •: on 773759 as soon as possible:
Collect your wool , An appeal has gone out for
donations of wool to help the Nightsafe homeless shelter in Blackburn. Please leaveyour- wool with Carol Mellows or Bernard Parfitt. :
Garden Party St Nicholas’s Church an-: ,
nual garden party and walking day suffered mbced fortunes. The crowning of the new ; Rose Queen Emily Rickard . and garden party on Satur- v day afternoon had to be held indoors because of the rain,: but the hall was packed out : with visitors who bought from the various stalls and enjoyed afternoon tea. On Sunday the' weather was fine and bright > when the new queen and her retinue, along with lastyear’s queen and her attendants, led members of the church in the annual walking day, beginning at church and going round the village with stops for prayers - and hymns. Accompaniment was from the Earby Brass Band and there was a very good turnout of walkers who ;■ returned to the church for a ■- Z- service. The weekend’s events have raised more than £1,500. forchurchfunds. - . -^
Newequipment The much anticipated nevy
equipment has arrived for : village teenagers at Sabden - ' Youth Club which meets - every Wednesday in St Mary’s - Community Hall from 6-30 - / to 9-3opm. A PS3, XBox and -, othergames equipment is ' . - , now in use. There is also a pool table and anew pool table/ . table tennis table is on order. Club leader Simon Capstick welcomesalli3toi9yearolds ; and says numbers are stead ily rising each week. It costs £iand there are refreshments.
SabdenLive Sabden is set for a bank - :
holiday bonanza of live music - on Sundayand Monday. The . Sabden Live open-air music i: festival is here and includes a great line-up of bands playing 4 from noon until 8-30 pm on Sunday and noon to early evening on Monday on the -. • Lower Holme. Both days will • have food,children’s rides, ' - stalls and a bar. All proceeds to: the NW Air Ambulance. ' ■ . ; ;
Food Bank St Mary’s RC Church is part;
ofthe Clitheroe Christians ■ - in Partnership group which - ' ■. iso'peningafoodbankfor ; the Ribhle Valley on July 1st..
-The.church is collecting tins; 5 r and non-perishable foods fo r. Z' parcels which will be prepared :- for distribution including teihi.:
any needy people in Sabden; Volunteers who can spare a - couple of hours one afternoon : a week are also wanted. - : •;;
Coffee morning _ > The coffee morning in St j' Mary’s Hall was a resounding success, raising around £1,206 for Liverpool Women’s Hospi tal for research into genetics associated with miscarriages.' Organisers Adam and Lisa Korol said they could not have doneit without the help of all
. their friends and neighbours. ParishCouncil -
,• The next meeting of ■■
Sabden Parish Council is on: Tuesday, June 4th, at 7-30 pm in Sahden Link, St Nicholas’s, WesleyStreet.
Birdtalk ; There will be a talk on ' ’
“The Birds of Bowland” in St: Maiy’s Community Hall next Friday evening. The Friends v of Bowland have arranged the evening of activities including the talk from expert Roger De- whurst. There will be a general knowledge quiz with a cash - prize, a raffle and hotpot sup-' per. Tickets are £7.50 and you can take your own drinks. For more information or tickets : call Martin on 01772 784692 or Marilyn on 01282 680781.-
Social events” St Nicholas’s CE Church :
has a number of events ■ - . planned for the church - - roofappeal. There will he a Strawberry and Pimms Party; on Sunday, June 23rd, from . 2 to 4 pm in the church hall. Tickets are £6 from Rosemary; Barrington or Sylvia Davies. : There will be a cake stall and raffle. This will be followed by - aconcertbyTheSwingCom- :
mandersonJuly4th.Tickets ' cost £10 from Bernard Parfitt.;
Bowling The two-day Peter Lambert
Trophy for PendlesideHos- pice took place last weekend.: / Saturday was'dogged by bad ■ : weather but there was some . - good bowling and the finals on; Sunday were played out in the •! sunshine. ’Two Sabden pairs, John Robinson and Dave Sul- ' livan and Joe Boyle and Eric ■ 'i Wallace, made it to the finals .: but the eventual winners, for .- the third time, were Paul Brett i and Paul Sutcliffe. P a u l in e : Stansfield presented the - ' : trophy and cash prize of £ 16 0 ; to the winners.
SAWLEY
fealth and wealth- - Sawley WI members
welcomed Lesley Woods, a qualified naturopathic nutri-- tionalist to their May meeting. -- She explained that by taking control ofour lives through ' nutrition we can preventer -- "v reverse a wide range of medi- cal conditions. Amajor. theme to this apr2C
proach to diet is that .’preven tion is better than cure’ but if you do suffer from something it is better to treat the cause
, rather than the symptom, s Lesley recommended ;
drinking enough filtered' - water every day to hydrate the body, to prevent the body becoming sluggish potentially resulting in all sorts of poten tial complaints and illnesses. ■ ' Lesley shared some deli cious, naturopathic, nutri tious snacks and smoothies, and other refreshments were provided by Pam Lloyd and Betty Trueman. . ■ The next meeting on - Thursday June 20th is at the earlier time of 7pm, meeting at Holden Clough Nursery.
SLAIDBURN
Stockjudging^^^^^^^^ Slaidburn Young Farmers
met on Monday Night for a night ofstockjudging by kind permission of Mr and Mrs T. France. Senior results were: 1 Dan Alpe, 2 Simon Wells, 3 Robert Walker. Junior results; 1 Thomas Bennett. 2 Ashley Dodd. 3 Rachel Harrison. A vote of thanks was given by Thomas Harrison. Members were reminded that it is the County Rally at Brock Auction this Sunday and were wished the best of luck. There will be: no meeting next week as it is . bank holiday. , ■ , ^ ,
WESTBRADFORD
Whist And Dominoes Whistwinners:were' ; ' •;
Ladies - 1M. Robinson, 2 A. '
Pike.Gents-iM.Davies, 2D. I Bristol. The lowest score was by J Riley and the MG was Mr > p. Bristol. Domino winners:! : R. Eden, 2 A Fox, 3 H. Wolfend- en, 4 P. Metcalfe, 5 ATaylor. - ■ - - The MC was Mr P. Metcalfe. - ; - Raffle winners: 1D. Bristol, 2 F. Taylor, 3 B. Garnett, 4 A; Fox, 5 M Robinson.
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Bridge Group The next meeting is on •
Friday 24th May. For details -' - please phone Marilyn on 01200442097. ■
Proms Evening . ALastNightoftheProms®
Evening will be held at the • ,
-Village Hall (indoorsifwet!) on Saturday June 1st starting - at 7-3opm. This free event is 4- to celebrate the 60th Anniver- sary ofthe Queen’s Coronation! and the music will be provided' by Slaidburn Silver Band. A 1 ; - : licensed bar will be available - ■ ? and there will be a retiring • ' collection.
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TractorRun - , Please phone Michael
on bizoo 428706 for details ;; : - about this event that is being t < planned for Sunday August'.';' nth. The event is open to - ■- Vintage, Classic and Modern u'- ’Tractors with a limit of 125 vehicles. Refreshments will be; 4
Bookssale Whalley Parish Church is /
to hold a three-day book sale . - - in the church, open from 2 to • ; 5 pm on Friday, May 31st, from ' 10 am to 5 pm on the Saturday ./ and from noon to 5 pm on the . - ; Sunday. Unwanted books can - / be taken to the church during the previous week.
liamond lunch - The Rev Ian Robins will.;
celebrate 60 years in the - o-': ■. ■- ordained ministry at a buffet on Sunday after the 10 am. .-' A Parish Communion service at ■'! Whalley Parish Church. The%'?i;: congregation has been invited to the lunch in the’school; Also -! on Sunday is a Book of Com-‘,-?5 mon Prayer Holy Communion >. service at 8-30 am. 'Midweek Holy Com- ^ ' ''
munion will be celebrated in; the church today at 8-30 am.' >•; Tomorrow there will be Holy '' CommunionintheAbbey-.‘.‘ i''M Chapel at 9-30 am and medita;; I tion in the Abbey Library at i 4 ®
provided before and after the run and otherattractions will be available. .
Parish Council' The next meeting of West
Bradford Parish Council will be on Wednesday May 29th at 7-30pmin the Village Hall. All villagers can attend. ■
WHALLEY
Traffic count Atrafflesurveyhadbeen
carried out in the village, Coun Susan Earnshaw told a meet ing of Whalley Parish Council; Coun Steve Barker reported thattheQEIl feasibility study was near completion. He con/ firmed that a grant had been - received from “Fields in Trust’ and the outcome of a bid from “Post Code Lottery” would be known by the end of April., Z Coun Eric Ronnan said
hehad ensured that the new lengthsman had been made fully aware of his responsibili ties. The ex-lengtlisman had yet to return the keys and for-/ ward his timesheets forfinal: payment. The Grounds and Gardens committee had met : and had asked Coun Ronnan i: to obtain quotations for work : on repairing the bus station ;; benches and the Vale Gardens water fountain. . Coun Martin Highton said
Ribble Valley Borough Council was changing proceedures for the collection of garden and 'c kitchen waste. Ribble Valley ! Borough Council representa- - tive Coun Terry Hill reported; - that building developers . : around the village were chal- ’ lenging the borough council’s / refusal to allow planning;. ;; permission and that a consid- .- erable amount of money was ; allocated for this defence. The! Core Strategy should be sub- ' mitted by July. He added that v the stile at the top of Brookes / Lane had been repaired. , -
10-30 am. The Renewal Prayer/J Group will meet at Abbots ® Croft at 1-45 pm on Tuesday;'®. AtypmtherewillbeaMoth-
■ ers’ Union Holy Communion : service in church, folowed at; p 7-45pmbya“Doitourselves” P evening in the school.
Confirmation Children from English' 1
Martyrs’RCChurchwere’ .v confirmed during Mass at - S
1 the church on Sunday. Their ® firstHolyCommunion will P be on Sunday, June 2nd, at i i ‘ •./: am. The congregation is being invited by the Clitheroe “Pro - Life’ group to take partin the national Right to Life spon- ‘ ; ■ :
. sored walk on Monday May - . 27th. Details and sponsorship , forms are at the church. - . ■ The Begin to Move group
on Wednesdays at 2 pm and the walking group at 7 pm on
■ Thursdays are now estab- ■ lished and new members will • bewelcome. ; Masson Saturday is at 5
pm and at 11 am on Sunday.' Weekday Masses are at 10 am ;; exceptforTuesdays. ■ . ■
Guitar Star . French-born finger-4 ■ pickingguitarvirtuoso .
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Claude Bourbon will perform. atWhaUeyVillageHallon ■ Saturday, June 1st. Bourbon’s style is rooted in the blues but - includes Eastern influences; Spanish and Latin elements ' ■> ■ and strains of Western folk - - ' in a unique sound. He has >'.•■■■ toured widely through Europe ' and the USA. Tickets at £6 are ■ available from'Whalley Post ' Office.Jim’sGarageinKlng: Street and from David Balfour ! on 01254 822350. The show ■; - starts at 7-30pm. •
Saleday . .Whalley Village Hall is ; 'i:
holding a table top sale on - 4 ' - : Sunday between 10 am and 3 , ! pm. Entry is free. Household '. items, antiques, books,'col-; lectibles and brie a brae will be on sale. More information ■ from Honey on 01254 822350. ’
Methodists . On Sunday at Whalley ' ,
Methodist Church the 10-30 ' ' ■ : amworshipserviceforTrinity ; Sunday willbe led by local preacher, Mrs Wendy Bridge- ’ mari.'At 6 pm members ofthe; ■ Clitheroe Methodist Circuit ; • willjoin together at Whalley - ; : Methodist Church for a Praise Night service, led by the Minis- ; . ; ■ ter. Rev. Tony Davies. '
Sing-aibng: . Nextweek,onThursday ; ■ -
May 30th, Whalley Method- ' ‘ • ist Church wiU be holding'
another oftheir popular sing- - along evenings. Ifyou enjoy singing hymns old and new: v; and have favourites you would ■ like to sing then come along. ‘ ' P This is not a choir so everyone' : is welcorrie.-The evening starts
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