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VALLEYVILLAGES BOLTONBY-BOWIAND
Concert The Vayronz are playing
at Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hallaweekon Saturday, October 17th. The band will take members of the audi ence back with a gig entitled “Rockabilly Grasp on Modern Revelations”. Doors open at 7-15 pm for
8 pm. There will be a bar and raffle. Tickets cost £10, which includes hot supper and can be obtained by calling 01200
447417 and 01200 447263. G1SBURN
Whist results The results of the whist
and domino drive held at Gis- burn Festival Hall on Saturday, were as follows: Dominoes - T Taylor; F Taylor; D Knight; J . Hull; S Walker; G Berry. . -Whist: Women-ETurner;
STennant; H Grainger. Men- M Wright; W Mitchell; S Hogg. The next event will be on
Saturday, November 7th, at 7-30 pm.
GRINDLETON
Villagebonfire The annual village bonfire
in Grindleton will be held on Thursday, November 5th. The Recreation Ground Com- ' mittee has decided that this year, admission'should be by pre-purchased ticket. This is in response to the much larger number of attendees last year, which caused traffic problems as well'as potential health and safety and insurance issues. Until October 26th, tickets
are on sale to villagers and their friends and those attend ing regular pavilion events. If there are any tickets re maining after that they will' • be available to the general public.
Tickets are £5 for adults
and £2 for children and are available from Anne Huson
(01200 440141, annehuson@
btinternet.com) or Jo Alding
ton (01200 440390, jo
aldington@gmail.com)
Jacket potato supper Grindleton WI’s annual
meeting will take place tonight (Thursday) at the pavilion when a jacket potato supper
' with a choice of fillings, pre pared by the committee, will be served at a cost of £2. Proceeds from the book
stall will go to the Rosemere Cancer Foundation, the. institute’s chosen charity for
2015. The competition is for an
item ofWI memorabilia. Kay - Hopkinson will take names for the December meeting, as preparations need to be made in ad vance for the patchwork Christmas decor ation which members will be
Friends have Ribble Valley roots
NationalQuakerWeekruns spiritual life through silent This Sunday,October 11th, until Sunday and the local worshipandisperhapsbest SawleyQuakerswillmeetas Quaker group atSawleyis making sure thatthere are'
known for its commitment usual at 10-30 am for their to peace and social justice. hourlongworship.
plenty of opportunities to To celebrate the week, there Therewillbeaspecialintro- find out about a faith that was a display outlining some ductiontotheQuakerway has its roots in the Ribble Valley.
ofthepeaceandjusticework and,asusual,therewillbe Quakers arecurrentlyin-
activities for children and
The founder of the Quakers, volvedin along with a chance youngpeople. George Fox, climbedPendle to hear more about this radi- The Meeting House is at the
Hill in May, 1652 ,and had a cal spirituality. MeetingHouse, Co-opera-
visionthatwouldlead.with- This Saturday, October 10th, Road with the main road in months, to the formation at Crawshawbooth Quaker ofthemovement.
junctionoftheGrindleton runningthroughSawleyand
itissignpostedclearlyfrom
QuakershavemetatSawley tion Street, Crawshawbooth thejunction. since the 1740s and lots . BB48AG, at 10-30 am, there Car parking is in the lay-by ofpeoplehavelovedlooking willbeanillustratedtalkon there. around the old and distinc- world QiiakerismbyGretch- Everyone is welcome to tivebuildingoverthe years,
en Castle, who directs tKe . theseevents. work ofthe Quaker world For further information,
TheQuakerfaithisbased federation,followedbythe please telephone Ben or on the idea of nurturing the option of a shared lunch. Wendy on 01200 426266.
making. Numbersmustbe submitted to the speaker after tonight’s meeting. Anyone wishing to go to
the November birthday party meeting and who has not al-
' ready put their name down should contact Anne Connell assoonas'possible.
No Sunday service Parishioners are reminded
that there willbe no service at StAmbrose Church on . Sunday. Instead, there will be an away day at Whalley Abbey starting at 10 am. For farther details, contact the rector, the Rev RG Wood, on 01200
441154..
Talkand supper Members of the audience
enjoyed an entertaining and informative talk given by Rose Dummer at the pavilion. She described her life as
the first female helicopter pilot in the Army and then
talked about her different career of designing and mak ing cakes, many of them life
size. After a meat and potato
pie supper, the grand raffle . was drawn. The winner of the luxury hamper was Duncan Hopkinson. . Approximately£70owas
raised for St Ambrose Church funds.
Harvestservice Harvest festival was
celebrated at St Ambrose
Church. Pupils from Grindleton
Primary School gave a presen tation, sang two hymns and read a poem about har
vest. A collection was taken
for the Bishop of Blackburn’s HarvestAppeal'andgoodsand .
flowers donated were given to the Clitheroe Foodbank and local villagers. The service was finished
with bacon sandwiches and cakes in the parish rooms.
HARROPFOLD
Christian fellowship Last Sunday, Harrop Chris
tian Fellowship held the Bible study session at the chapel and the discussion was about how the King of Babylon was taught a lesson on humility by God. The Sunday afternoon
service was taken by Pas tor Norman Pearson and the message was about the three crosses -Unexpected Cross, Unavoidable Cross and . Undeserved Cross- the lesson being that crosses must be borne as Jesus bore His. Tonight (Thursday), the
House Group will meet in Clitheroe at 7 pm. Sunday next at 2 pm, the
fellowship will again welcome Rev Diane Hunter of Settle and look forward to her visit.
HOLDEN
Harvest thanksgiving Holden Chapel is to hold its
harvest thanksgiving services
this Sunday, at 1-30 pm when thepreacherwillbe MrD. Yates and at 7 pnwhen Mr W. Thwaite will preach.
KNOWLE GREEN
Whist and dominoes Next Thursday afternoon
there is to be a rainbow whist and ordinary domino drive at
the village hall, starting at 2 pm. Admission for this event is £5 and includes afternoon tea.
Village hall AGIUI The AGM of the village
hallwillbeheldinthehallon ' Monday evening, commenc
ing at 7-30 pm, Everyone is welcome to at tend and make suggestions on
what sort of events should be held at the village hall. New members for the
management committee are always welcome -just go along to the meeting or contact any memberofthe committee.
Biker Breakfast More than 90 breakfasts
were again served at the recent Biker Breakfast event held in the village church hall. The next breakfast, and the
last one for this season, will be held on Saturday, October 31st, from 9 am until noon. All bikers are welcome to this free event.
LANGHO___________
St Mary’s Church Volunteers at the Black
burn Food Bank have said there is a need for tinned meat, soup, breakfast cereal as well as the usual items. The collection box is in the church porch. Thanks goes to St Au gustine’s RC High School for its generous donation of tins and goods from its harvest thanksgiving service. Harrison Simpson and his
family organised a very suc cessful cake sale and raffle last Sunday in aid ofthe Northern Children’s Epilepsy Surgery service. The proceeds have gone to a very worthy cause. The Edge Nights continue
on Wednesday from 6-30 to 8 pm in the parish centre. Year 6
and 7 children are welcome. St Mary’s Ramblers Christ
mas lunch has been arranged for Thursday, December 3rd, at the Ribchester Arms at 1 pm. Alist forthose wishing to attend is in the church porch.
LOWMOOR
Family walk The final walk of 2015 will ’
take place on Sunday and take the Low Moorfamily walking
group to the river bank, an old favourite for its mature wood- landandbeingpartofthe Rib ble Way. It takes in beautiful- views across the river and is a section well known by Clithe- ronians.
People who wish to join the
walk are asked to meet at Low Moor Club at 10 am. There will be a 20-minute drive to Maries Wood car park. The route will be Maries Wood, Hollins Wood, footbridge, Trough House, Coppy Scar Wood, Haugh Wood, Ease Barn Farm, Ribchester Bridge, Bradley Wood and back to Maries Wood. Walkers are advised to
wear suitable clothing and footwear. There will be only one gentle climb and care will be needed on the short road section. Participants are asked
to take a packed lunch and bad weather willnotleadto cancellation. Dogs will need to be kept on a lead where necessary. Low Moor Club accepts no
responsibility for accident or injury. Participation is at the walker’s discretion.
PENDLETON
History society - Pendleton History Society
meets tonight (Thursday) for an evening reminiscing over information collected since its inception and sharing and collating new subjects. The meeting starts at 7-30 pm in thevillagehall.
Harvest festival The harvest festival at All
Saints’ Church, was held on Sunday. The congregation was invited to contribute items which will be passed on to
Clitheroe Foodbank. RIMINGTON
100 draw winners The Recreation Associa
tion 100 Club September draw prizewinners were: first prize (£So)-GillDugdale; second prize (£20) - Aidan Grimshaw; third prize (£10) - Simon and Anna Nicholson.
SABDEN
Film show Afilm show is to be held
at the Sabden Crown Green Bowling Club pavilion next Wednesday, October 14 th, at 7-30 pm. The subject will be
“The Lancashire/ Yorkshire Borders” and it will be pre sented by Gordon and Anne Sharp.
Vicar’s induction Some 200 people attended
the induction of Rev Jonathan
Carmyllie as vicar of West
Pendleside.Theservicewas held at St Nicholas’church
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and was conducted by the Bishpp of Burnley, the Rt Rev Philip North. The Rev Car myllie will take the 9-30 am service on Sunday. A bumper jumble sale at St
Nicholas’s church hall raised £1,500 for church funds.
SLAIDBURN
Bowling club results The King Wilkinson Cup
for men’s singles was won by Martin Beattie. Runner-up was Neville Pearson and third was Edward Pinder. The Ladies’ Singles Cup
was won by Margaret Lonsdale with Myra Briggs runner-up and Mary Beattie third. The Barry Gittens Cup for
doubles was won by Martin Beattie and Brian Walker, with Margaret Harrison and Robert Baines runners up. As the season is now over,
members are playing indoor bowls at Slaidburn Village' Hall on Monday afternoons at 2 pm.
TOSSIDE
Raffle winners Raffleprizesatthelast
dance went to Derek T, 1 Alder- son, D Coates, R Middleton, B Harrison, K Beal, J Beresford
Lord of Bowland stands up for Young Farmers
On Monday William Bowland, the 16th Lord of Bowland, addressed the Young Farmers of the Forest of Bowland in a specially arranged event at Slaidburn Village Hall. The notoriously camera-shy William Bow land, a former Young Farmer himself, was accompanied by Helen Wallbank, ofthe SlaidburnVillage Archive. Jess Dodd, ofthe Slaidburn Young Farmers, said: “As Young Farmers, we care passion ately ab out the land and many of us want to farm in Bowland in the future. It’s absolutely great that the Lord of Bowland is there to champion our interests and stand up for Young Farmers."
Helen Wallbank, ofthe Slaidburn Village Archive, added: “We have had aLord of Bow land for more than 900 years. We believe it is important that young people understand the history and traditions of where they live. This visit by the Lord of Bowland is a very
special occasion for the Slaidburn Yoimg Farmers Club and we are grateful to William Bowland for giving freely of his time in this
way”. The visit took place during the week when theLordofBowlandhostedhis fifth annual
lecture, at which Lakeland composer Chris topher Gibbs talked about the inspiration behind his famous “Forest of Bowland Suite”.
and M Glover. The next dance with Alan is a week on Friday, October 16th, at 8 pm. Admis sion costs £6, which includes supper.
Whist and dominoes Winners from last event
in the village were as follows. Whist, ladies: D Hogg, A Shaw,' H Grainger. Gents: M Davies, J Ogden, N Hull, Low: T Shaw. Dominoes: S Walker, A
Sutcliffe, M Berry, A Bullock, P Oddie, P Metcalfe, Low: E Fox. Raffle: M Wellock, D
Knight, H Lofthouse, R Knight, T Taylor, J Taylor, E Carefoot, M Wellock, E Fox. The next drive is a week
on Saturday, October 17th, at 7-30 pm.
Harvest festival The festival will be held at
St Bartholomew’s Church a on Sunday. The service will . be at 6-30 pm, supper at the community hall from 7-30 pm, followed by an auction of produce.
WADDINGTON
Road Watch Waddington residents
are invited to attend the next meeting of Waddington Parish Council on Monday.
A representative from the
organisation Community Road Watch will be attending. This team of volunteers moni tor, in conjunction with the police, roads where there is a speeding problem. Residents are invited to
hear from the representative and discuss any concerns about village roads. The parish council meeting
starts at 7-30 pm and will take place at Waddington Village
Club. WESTBRADFORD
Bumper jumble sale St Catherine’s Church will
hold a bumper jumble sale in the village hall a week on Sat urday, October 17th. Doors will open at 11 am and there will be an admission charge of 5op. Home made refreshments will be on sale.
Food bingo session Tickets are now available
for this very popular food bingo evening to be held on Friday, November 13th, in the village hall, starting at 7 - 3 0 pm prompt. Tickets are £3, which
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