4 'Clitheroe 'Advertiser and Times,. November .11, 1966 . ST. JAMES” CHURCH, CLITHEROE


A u tum n F a y r e


TOMORROW SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th To be opened at 2-30 by


His Worship the Mayor Councillor T. Robinson A variety of Stalls, including


Hardware, Drapery, Fancy, Greengrocery, Preserve and Cakes


Doors open 2 p.m. Admission 6d.


Teas available Children’s Playground


ST. PETER AND PAULS CHURCH Bollon-by-BowIand


CHURCH BAZAAR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th at 2-30 p.m.


. IN THE SCHOOL


ADMISSION 1/- — — CHILDREN 3d. Stalk and Refreshments


— EVERYONE WELCOME —


NORTH WESTERN GAS BOARD CENTRAL LANCASHIRE GROUP


A COOKERY DEMONSTRATION Entitled


4Prepare for Christmas with Hi'S peed Gas”


Will be given in the GAS SHOWROOMS, 2, CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 15th at 2-30 p.m.. '


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP


INDIVIDUAL SNOOKER


£25 PRIZE OR MOMENTUM


Entries are invited for the above competition, closing date 26th November.


2/6 ENTRY FEE


All entries to D. Kay (Games Secretary), Clitheroe Social Club, Wellgate, Clitheroe


- ... .


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL CHILDREN’S COMMITTEE


Mary, aged 18 months, Roman Catholic children who are lovable and affectionate children who we would like to keep together.


Can you offer foster home for Sharon, 3 years, and OR


Stephen and Mary. C.E., aged 3 and 2 years who very much need a family to love them.


OR


Alfred a gorgeous Roman Catholic baby aged 16 months who is just reaching the mischievous stage.


IN T E R E ST ED ? U N C E R T A IN ?


Please Contact:— Mr. M. B. NEWELL, Area Children’s Officer,


5/7 EAGLE STREET, A C C R IN G TO N Telephone: Accrington 34711


Manor Hall Gospel Hall


Mllthorne Avenue, Clitheroe SUNDAY, NOV. 13tb LORD’S DAY


Gospel Service 6-30 p.m. speaker:


Mr. G. CARLING (Preston).


Monday, November 14th at 6-45 p.m.


Children’s Happy Hour


Wumen’s Bright Hour Wednesday, November 16th at 2-45 p.m.


Speaker: ‘ ;


Miss BLACKBURN (Blackburn)


Prayer and Ministry . • 7-45 p.m.


LOW MOOR ---------o----------


United Remembrance Service


at the Cenotaph


Sunday, November 13th at 3-00 p.m.


CLITHEROE BRANCH


Remembrance Service


A cordial invitation is


men, women and friends to attend Divine Service at St. Mary’s Parish Church


extended to all ex-service­


on Sunday, November 13th at 10-30 a.m.


and afterwards at The Cenotaph


for the ceremony of the Laying of the Wreath


Slaidburn Y.F.C. ------ o------


Grand Xmas


Whist Drive will be held


Wednesday, November 16th in


Slaidbum Village Hall at 7-45 p.m.


Admission — 4/-


Including refreshments Excellent Voucher Prizes


S L A ID B U R N AND D IS T R IC T Y.F.C.


Annual Ball in Newton Institute


Friday, November 18th


Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to THE TRAVELLERS


ADMISSION — 51- Rights of admission reserved


RIM1NGTON AND MIDDOP SPORTS


WHIST and DOMINO


DRIVE and


POTATO PIE SUPPER Saturday, November 19th


in the Memorial Institute at 7-30 p.m.


Adults 3/6 Children 2/- Please bring own cutlery


Downfaam Women’s Institute WHIST DRIVE in the VILLAGE HALL


Saturday, November 19th At 7-30 p.m.


ADMISSION 3/-


Decembsr22 to January 6.2.30 6 7 pm January 10 to February 3.2.30 67.30 pm


gfecember 22 to Febjuiry A (exc Suns) PERFORM


ANCES TW A ICE DILY Mons.Jan9.16.23.30.at7.30pmonly


A Show* Boxing Day (Oee 26) end Mon. Jan 2. at 1.30.4:30 6 7.30pm 2$ A SHOW


FEB«,at10.30am 1.30.4.306 7.30pm S SATS. JAN 7.14. 21. 28.


Booh Now In Advance! Adult* 13/-. 10/-. 7/-. 4/6. Children (15 years end under}:* 916,7/6.5/6. 3/6.


Alt reserved from l Belle Vue (EASt 2927)'


ewis's. Forsyth's, Midland Hotel, and CWS. Balloon Straet. Manchester/


C m P M U C S Including Refreshments


ZO R PEN DILAY 10 am WE


RSTLIN IS SAUOY 7 pm DNIN IQTY 7 pm


O PAK O optn D


Old* TymP-T LB (M birs only) OLIN


T a, Tuaiday* A Thursday* N PIN BW G 32 Lenta


every Sunday 7 pm T


aily 10 am


O EN CU em E


ACO NHL G TH TRA St. Michael’s and St. John’s


AUTUMN SALE OF WORK


Lucky Numbers


1730 - 2204 0667 0801 0099 0855 0708 1053 0878 2201 1983 1844 2002 1559 2243 0001 0252 1828 0905


^STARLIGHT Sffi DAVID WHITFIELD


Sunday,' November 13th for 7 days 8 p.m. start Cabaret charge 2/6 (Sat. 5/-)


THE CARIBBEAN ALL-STEEL BAND


TWO-SENSATIONAL TOPS TOGETHER with a hand-picked supporting show: MARIE, Top. Vocalist—MAURICE HOWARTII, Magic in a novel way— / ARCO Strong-arm tatics—HARRY POPE, at the accordian


★ Terrific Show . ★ Licensed gaming ★ Wonderful dub ★ Xmas tickets now selling


KEEP DRAMA WEEK OPEN NOVEMBER 28th to DECEMBER 3rd


MONDAY—"THE DOLL’S HOUSE” by Ibsen (Theatre One, Cleveleys)


TUESDAY—“WAITING FOR GILLIAN” by R.


MILLAR (Clitheroe Technical Theatre Group)


WEDNESDAY—“THE CARETAKER” by Pinter (Preston Drama Club)


THURSDAY—“THE WAY OF THE WORLD” by Congreve


(Blackburn Arts Club)


FRIDAY—“THE TAMING OF THE SHREW” by ■


Shakespeare (Burnley Masque Players)


SATURDAY—“WHEN WE ARE MARRIED” by


Priestley . (Green Room Players, Blackpool)


: Adjudicator: STANLEY HILDEBRANDT (Member of the Guild of Adjudicators)


BOOKING PLAN-open a t the-Civic Hall—11 a.m.—12-30 p.m.; 3 pm.—5 pm.; 7 p.m.—io p.m: Priority Bookings for Full Season Tickets 15/-, commences Saturday, November 5th. Booking'for Three Nights Tickets 9/- and One Night


REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY The Chairman of the Council (Mr. Councillor R.


Williamson, J.P.) proposes to attend Divine Service at the Church of St. Michael, Whitewell, on Sunday morn­ ing next, the 13th November, 1966, and invites residents of the Bowland Rural District to accompany him to the Service commencing at 10-45 a.m.


Councillors and others wishing to accompany the


Chairman should assemble at the Whitewell Hotel at 10-15 a.m.


L. D. TELFORD. Clerk to the Council. ALL SAINTS CHURCH — PENDLETON SALE OF WORK


To be held on Saturday, November 19th in the ViUage Hall at 2-30 p.m. Variety of Stalls including:—


Cake and Apron — Tombola — Christmas Gifts Grocery and Shilling Parcels


Teas on Sale — ADMISSION 6d. In aid of Church Funds


286, 1289, 1784 433, 1822


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64 76 20 6 79 37 46 67 3 68.27 2. 88 7 86 34


38 72 16 33 52 90 77 66 82 10 22 23 41 70 80 57


19 63 54 25 58 81 12 87 42 84 45 78 4 17 50 69 71 32 83 35 31 13 85


Autumn Sale of Work


Wednesday, 16th November from 3-45 p.m.


at Whitewell School Stalls, Teas, Etc.


Proceeds:—Church Funds BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


SUNDAY NEXT NOVEMBER 13th


10-30 a.m.


Rev. R. -JOBL1NG 6-00 p.m.


Mr. G. P. WOMERSLEY


Congregational Church Clitheroe


’ Sunday Next


NOVEMBER 13th. <■ " ■ • -


• 10-30. a.m. Family Worship


6-00 p.m. Study Course.- Rev. K. M. HENDRY B.A.. B.D.


’


ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. SLAIDBURN .


ANNUAL SALE


VILLAGE HALL, 3-0 p.m. TOMORROW. SATURDAY


Admission 3d. Children Free. BUFFET TEA.


British & Foreign Bible Society Women’s Sub-Committee — A —


COFFEE MORNING


At St. Mary’s Vicarage (By kind invitation of


The Vicar and Mrs, Clark)


Saturday, 12th November 10-00 a.m. — 12 noon


PLEASE BRING AND BUY Admission—1/-


Clitheroe (Evening) Townswomen’s Guild


KIBBLE TRAVEL FILM SHOW To be held at the


Catholic Hall, Lowergate Monday, 14th November


Admission — 1 /- Tea and Biscuits


Everyone Welcome CLITHEROE


FOOTBALL CLUB


LEADING Wren Jane Wil­ liams, whose father, Mr. P. Williams,,, lives at 6, Clitheroe Road. Waddington, is a member of the first unit of the Women’s Royal Naval Service to be drafted to Singapore since the end of the


war. The unit which left London.


Airport last week, was the advance . party of a group totalling six officers and P ratings of the WRNS and three members of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nurs­ ing Service, who are to form a new unit in Singapore. 'They will take over jobs now


done by male ratings, mostly in secretarial and communica­ tion work. The WRNS will include radar plotters, store assistants and range assessors. Before going to Singapore,


Jane was a range assessor for 736 Naval Air Squadron at HMS Fulmar, Lossiemouth. She formerly attended Clith-


eroo Grammar. School. Her sporting interests are bad­ minton and squash and she has played for Waddington Badminton Club.


The Parish of Whitewell


Waddington girl flies to Singapore


font f a Vilhijtf SLAIDBURN


Slaidbum Women’s Institute was held in the viUage. hall on Wednesday week, when Mrs. J. Steen, vice-president, pre­ sided.


Wl.—The annual meeting of


ing resume of the past year’s progress was given by the sec­ retary, Miss I. Waddington, who was thanked by Mrs. Steen, as also was Mrs. L. Lewis, who presented a most satisfactory financial report.


An interesting and entertain­


mittees report, and also the report of the president, Mrs. L. C. King Wilkinson, who was unavoidably . absent through having to attend a conference. The committee elected were


Mrs. Steen gave the com­ HURST GREEN


gave an interesting talk, with a film, to members of St. John’s Mothers’ Union on Monday evening, illustrating the valu­ able work done by the Society and the ways in which people could help children in need of care.


Golden Needle League, and several considered' the pos­ sibility of joining this league, guaranteeing to supply at least one garment per year to help cloth the Society’s children.


Members were told of the


Mesdames J. Gibson, J. Hol­ land, L. C: King-Wilklnson, J. Leeming, L. Lewis, E. New- house, G. Parker, W. B. Ramsay, H. Robinson, N. L. Shaw and J. Steen, and Misses A. Parker, I. Waddington and B. Walker.


elected president. A report was given by Mrs.


Mrs. King Wilkinson was re­


Leyland, gave a talk on “Finance” and was thanked by Miss I. Waddington. The competition was for a


meeting at the Methodist Church was held last night week in the schoolroom, when the Rev. K. Phillips showed slides. These included pic­ tures taken when he and Mrs. Phillips, with Chatburn Youth


M E ET IN G . — The monthly


business meeting of the Young Farmers Club was held in the village hall on Monday when the chairman, Mr. W. Townson, presided. Arrangements were made for several forthcoming


events. TOSSIDE


meeting of Tosside Mothers’ Union was held at the Vicar­ age on Wednesday evening last week. The Vicar, Rev. R. C. Allan


UNION. — The November


Missions service was held at the Methodist Church, on Sunday, the preacher being the Rev. Eric Joselin, of Whalley. Mi's. Clements was at the organ. YOUNG F A RM ER S . — A


Club, went overseas in summer. M IS S IO N . — An Overseas


W. B. Ramsay on her visit as delegate to Lancaster for . the Autumn Council Meeting. She was thanked by the vice-presi­ dent. Mrs. Westwood, V.C.O. of


turnip lantern, the winners being: 1, Mrs. J. Holland; 2, Mrs. J. Towler.


way who for over seven years has been responsible for dis­ tributing the Society’s donation boxes, in the parish. Mr. Birchall himself thanked Mrs. Allway for this useful work, because, he said, without these helpers and those who fill the boxes so loyally year after year, the Children’s Society would be unable to. carry on. CHURCH. — The monthly


He was thanked by Mrs. All­


Family Service conducted ty the vicar. Rev. F. H. Robbs was well attended. Miss Julie Whittaker and Master Andrew Bailey read the lessons, and a collection was taken by Master Andrew Bailey and Master David Jacques.


evening at the Whist and dom­ ino drive held in St. Joseph’s School are for the children’s Christmas party. Prize winners were: Ladies: 1, Mrs. F. Moloy, 2 Mrs. E. Newbold. Gents: 1 Mr. Bamber, 2. Mr. C. Howarth. Dominoes: 1, G. Young, 2, J,


The funds raised on Sunday


Eccles, 3, J. Crotty. The competition was won by


Institute’s ■ October meeting was a members’ night, when Mrs. Mather, who presided, also organised a quiz on the British Isles. A whist drive followed, and a stall of garden plants raised a small sum for institute funds. Tea was served at the close of a very pleasant evening. Several members spent a


Mir. A. R. Tones. W.I.— Hurst Green Women’s


BirchaU, the'Diocesan repre­ sentative to the Church of England Children’s Society


MOTHERS.— The Rev. M. WADDINGTON


Methodist Women’s Fellowship met in the church vestry yester­ day week. Mrs. E. Joselin pre­ sided, and as it was her first visit to the Fellowship she received a very warm welcome. In introducing the speaker, Miss Demain, of Low Moor, Mrs. Joselin said Sister Eileen, who was to have been the speaker, had been taken ill and had re­ turned to Wales. Miss Demain gave a very


FELLOWSHIP.—Waddington gisburn


ing of his Parishioners. M ^ r; Mrs. Noble, who have been/ Gisbum for the past six y e ^ left on Tuesday for OxenhoL ’ Mi'. J. R. Hindley o f S S Park, Vicar’s Warden ‘


interesting talk with the unus­ ual title of “The middle of the


bed,” and concluded with a very moving recitation on "The weaving of the tapestry.” She was warmly thanked by Mrs. Joselin for a talk which would linger in the minds of members for many days to come. The tea hostess was Mrs. Silverwood, assisted by Mrs. Pickup and Mrs. Wilson, and the accompanist was Mrs. B. Dugdale. M O TH E R S ' UNION. — Mrs.


the chair, and after welcoming everyone, called upon Mr j f VVrathall a member ^ V /


f t


sented Mrs. Noble with a black leather handbag °ii behalf of the members of


Mothers’ Union, Mrs. r. -u Wilkinson presented and um


brella to Mrs. Noble who was a w presented with rose trees bv


Baker, the Vicar’s wife and enrolling member, presided at the November meeting of the Mothers’ Union on Wednesday week, when she welcomed Mrs. Haslam. of Dutton, who gave a talk entitled “Tied to the kitchen sink.” Mrs. Haslam answered many questions and was thanked by Mrs. Baker. Mrs. W F. Frankland accom­ panied the hymns. Tea and biscuits were served


oth Mr. and Mrs. Noble thanked everyone for their


Mrs. H. Waddington on behalf b ^ Young Wives. In respS


kindness at the present time and during the last six years. Coffee and biscuits were


Women’s Institute took place in the Festival Hall yesterday


a WOMEN’S INSTITUTE-The


Women’s Institute attended the annual meeting on Tuesday evening.


at the close of the meeting. IN ST ITU T E . — Ninety-eight members of . Waddington


were received from Mrs. E. Irwin, and from three members who last week had babies— Mesdames Grant, Naylor and Gowgill.


Letters of thanks for flowers


presented her financial state­ ment, and Mr. Scott was re­ appointed auditor.


Miss Howarth, the treasurer,


delightful evening in Burnley recently when they attended a performance of “The Merry Widow ” by Burnley Light Opera Society. A successful coffee evening,


with a bring and buy stall and tombola, was held a t Mrs. Ann Holden’s “ shop.” Proceeds were for the NFWI appeal fund.


CHIPPING


conducted the opening devo­ tions, Mrs. E. Metcalfe, enrol­ ling member, presided and introduced Mrs. Green, of Gig- gleswick, who gave an interest­ ing talk on “The growing years.” She was thanked by Mrs. D.


Wilson, leader of the Young Wives’ Group. Discussion on


held a t which arrangements were made for the M.U. annual pie and peas supper. This year the supper will be pre­ ceded by a film show. A letter of appreciation and


the subject followed. A short business meeting was


■ Following supper, Mrs. J. Calverley auctioned the sur­ plus food in aid of the church


thanks for a gift presented to her on her removal to Settle had been received from Mrs. W. Staveley, a former valued member of Dalehead Church and Tosside M.U.


Club met a t the Vicarage yes­ terday week under the leader­ ship of the Rev. R. C. Allan. A programme of play-read­


flower fund. . YOUTH. — Tosside Youth


and potato pie supper was enjoyed a t Church House, Bumridge. The o r g a n i s e r s hope to make it an annual event


Bollon-by-Bowland


meeting of Bolton-by-Bowland Womens Institute was held in the school on Wednesday week. The president. Mrs. L. Bossonet presided, and the secretary, Mrs. N. Howard, read her annual report. The treasurer, Mrs. R. Holmes, gave the finan­ cial report. Mrs. Howard also reported on


W.I.— The annual general


the meeting in Lancaster, which she attended as delegate in October. She was thanked by Mrs. Bosonnet. The competition, for a jar of pickles, was won by Mrs. D,


was welcomed by Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Bosonnet was re-elected


Moss. A new member, Mrs. Stuart,


president, - and also agreed to take on the duties of secretary, assisted by Mrs. J. Life. The vice-presidents were Mrs.


social and a game of dominoes. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. Booth and Mrs. A. Astley.


READ


" U N IO N IST S . — Members of the Women Unionists held their meeting in the Club on Wednesday evening last week, Mrs. Barnes, J.P., of Read gave a talk on a recent holiday in


the "W.est Indies”. Supper was served at the dose.


drive was held in .the Con­ servative Club on Monday evening when the prizewinners were: Ladies 1, Mrs. Hensby; con., Mrs. Hayward. Gents 1, Mrs. Redpath; con. Mrs. Bert- wistle. Special prize was won by Mrs. Grady and the . prizes were presented by Mrs. Grainger.


WHI8T.— The weekly Whist 1


REGAL TIP LORRY


_ . «V» DOLLS HOUSE T r i - a n g Toys last longer . _ ■ . OVER 100 b o x e d g am e s


Stockists of “MECCANO,” “LEGO,” “ BILOFIX” “ PLAYCRAFT.” / DINKY TOYS, ROVEX ELECTRIC TRAINS. PALITOY


DOLLS, SCALEXTRJC RACING.CARS, ALL CHILDREN’S ANNUALS


JOHN COWGILL & SON LTD. 4 /6 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


Join our Christmas Club now — ask t o sec our Special Christmas showroom^


Ayre, who was re-elected, and Mrs. G. Billows. A new com­ mittee was chosen. The evening ended with a


firework display organised by the Young Wives’ Group was held at Newhouse Farm, on Saturday evening. Later, an appetising meat


ings, dancing and singing was enjoyed and the Vicar led closing prayers. A SU C C E S S FU L bonfire and


IN ST ITU TE . — The monthly meeting of the Chipping Women’s Institute was held on Wednesday week. Nomination papers were passed around for the new committee. The president asked for vol­


was re-elected. She paid tribute to the efficient service of Miss Howarth who resigned after more than ten years as treasurer. Miss Howarth was presented with a weekend case by Mrs. E. Harrison.


gave the 21st annual report. The president Mrs. Lupton


Mrs. Jowett, the secretary


served by members of the Paro­ chial Church Council.


nnual meeting of the Gisbum


new members, Mrs. Home and Mrs. Hewitt. An excellent report of the


week, when Mrs. Ellison retir- ing President took the chair Mrs. Ellison welcomed two new'


year’s activities was given by the retiring Secretary Mrs, Cross, and the financial state­ ment was read by the retiring treasurer, Mrs. J. Frankland In her report, Mrs. Ellison spoke on the achievement during the year, and thanked all who had helped in any way. Thanks were extended to Mr.


Zealand was read by Mrs. Holt- Smith. I t came from Mrs. Greaves of New Plymouth, who told the Waddington members of the upset in her area because three new supermarkets had opened.


The link letter from New


unteers for selling poppies, and also for providing trifles for the birthday party which is to be held on November 23. The drama group recently


the tellers for the ballot to elect the new committee. Members are Miss Bishop, Miss Dewrance ■ and Mesdames Banks, Booth, Chadwick, Edmondson, E. Y. Garnett, Jowett, Leeming, Royal, Steiger, Underwood and Whiteside. Miss Bishop won the com­


Mi-, and Mrs. E. Brown were


staged a concert at Longridge, which realised a small profit in spite of a disappointing attend­ ance. The recent mannequin parade raised £15 for W.I. funds. At the December meeting


talk illustrated by slides, entitled “A W.I.' Family at Den­ man College.” She was thanked by Miss Fletcher. Mrs. Leece presented the pres­


there is to be an exchange of parcels valued at 2s. 6d. Mrs. Dakin gave an interest-


original home-made hat, was won by: 1 Mrs. R. Pye; 2, Mrs. G. Ellison; 3, Mrs. F. Birkett.


WHITEWELL


drive organised by Mrs. Walter Eccles of the Crescent, Dunsop Bridge in aid of the Whitewell Church Roof Fund was held at the Whitewell Hotel, by the permission of Major and Mrs.


WHIST.—A whist and domino


follows: Whist: Mrs. H. Oddie, Miss A. Seed, Mrs. A, Walmsley, and Mrs. Capstiek. Mr, Birkett, Mr. G. Sedgwick, Mrs. B. Han­ son and Mrs. E. Ainsworth. Dominoes: M. Wells, J. Pratt,


D. Rich and Mrs. Wall. The proceeds amounted to £30.


Worswick for Whist and Mr. Wall, for'dominoes (141 tables!, whist: l l i tables dominoes). The prize winner were as


ident, Mrs. Hayhurst, with a bouquet to ' wish her ‘bon voyage’. The competition, for the most


petition prize for the past year. This month’s competition, gingerbread men, was won by Mi's. M. Taylor, 2 Miss Bishop, 3 Mrs. Holding. Final arrangements were


made for the Christmas Fayre to be held on November 26 at 2-30 which will be opened by Mrs. C. W. Eastwood, the county vice-chairman.


GRINDLETON


T. Whitmore on Monday even­ ing. The MCs were Mr. Wm,


gret the resignation of the Clerk, Mr. N. Bailey, and resol­ ved that,their appreciation of his service be placed on rec­ ord. The Chairman, Mr. S. H. Green,- paid a special tribute to Mr. Bailey’s work and added that finding an efficient replace­ ment would be very difficult. I t was agreed to advertise the post locally.


NEWTON


cessful coffee evening and bring and buy stall was held a t Croft. House, the home of Mrs. E. Haslewood, last night week. The proceeds of £21 were for the funds of the Congregational Chapel.


% § « ■ § for Christmas


DOLLS PRAM PUPPY PFK .


SHETLAND COFFEE EVENING .—A suc­


that as the Parish Council were neither the owners nor the administrators of the pin­ fold no action could be taken other than making reasonable observations. The Council-accepted with re­


meeting of the Parish Council on Friday evening several Councillors expressed concern over ratepayers’ criticism of the Council’s attitude to develop­ ments in connection with the village pinfold I t was emphasised, however,


P A R ISH C O U N C IL— At the


has been won by Mrs. R. Cap- stick, 2nd Mrs. T. Walters, and the busary to Denman Col­ lege by Mrs. Bleazard. A pro­ ficiency certificate for cake icing was presented to Mrs. Carlisle at the Autumn Council Meeting in Preston. A competition for a supper dish was won by Mrs. Brown, 2nd Mrs. Capstick. The new committee is: Presi­


J. I. Wrathall for auditing the books at short notice. The Hindley Trophy' this year


Parochial Church Council and Treasurer of church funds to present Mr. Noble with a wallet Mrs. J. R. Hindley then pre!


'J ’HE pi evil


Governm brought that revc local adr. had, over propheck so much longed tc with the lication t sion of recomme thinking.


This


mind th Royal C accept th small. Ti sense or criticism proposal: will they


5 By t


been gen boundari indefinit age, wit: country cally on; areas ca or progr; through in it. An services brought


But


dent: Miss N. Thwaite; Vice- presidents Miss Gowling and Mrs. Bell; Treasurer: Mrs. R. Capstick; Secretary: Mrs. Brown; Committee: Mesdames Thompson, Lancaster, Kayley, I. Carr. Speak, King and Miss Cowling. A vote of thanks to the retir­


aries ha tradition the very


ing committee was voiced by Mrs. Moorhouse. An excellent supper, provided by the com­ mittee, of hotpot, apple pie and coffee was served after the con­ clusion of the business meeting. FARMERS.-Gisburn Young


autonom at Coun selt-pres must be


No The


Farmers met on Monday even­ ing. at Haber Farm, Nappa by permission of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stansfield. The girls served “hot dogs,” roast pota­ toes and tea.


meeting of Copster Green Women’s Institute were: presi­ dent, Mrs. H. Brunton; vice- presidents, Mrs. R. Wanen, Mrs. E. Heald and Mrs. J. Kershaw; secretary, Mrs. J. Oliver;


COPSTER GREEN Officers elected at the annual


Mesdames Birkett, Foy, E. Haw­ orth Leeming, Moorhouse, Miller and B. Laycock, and


treasurer, Mrs. A. Pye. The committee will comprise


Misses Aspin and Hull. Mrs. R. Warren reported on


Autumn Council held at Lan­ caster.


BASHALL EAVES BIRTHDAY.—On Monday


domino drive. Whist « w were: Ladies: 1 Mrs. J. Bu . 2 Mrs. Dickinson. Gents. 1 F. Greenhalgh, 2. Mr. T


evening, Bashall Eaves their annual birthday part*’ the Red Pump Inn. Dinner nas followed by a small whist ana


^Domino winners were: 1 Mrs.


r w r t K ' - K Bolton-by-Bowland


FARMERS


land V----- in the Mr:. H. talk Erin.' - Charles


RMERS. — Boltomby-Boff-


Young Farmers C3ubjnei school on Tuesday nhen CookgareaailMstrated


"entitled “C°me B^M r .


He was thanked by mt Leeming.


The Finest


Selection of Toys in the District


See our range of


De Luxe Toys from America


“JOHNNY SEVEN* “SECRET SAM”


BATMAN OUTFITS 12/11, 25/11, 59/11


TRESSY, SINDY and : xiNY TEARS DOLLS


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cities, s' the for interests for the c erent p interest adventu Great H in Revi argued, seeing, we see it of differ


presentation was made toTht Rev. A. Noble at the Festten Hall, Gisburn’ on Wedn«11 ast week, before a large


FAREWELL TO VICAR .


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