g 'Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, May 12, 1967


Clitlicroe Congregational Church


SUNDAY NEXT MAY 14th 10-30 a.m.


Family Worship


Rev. J. GARDINER No Evening Service


Trinity Methodist Church


PUBLIC MEETING Will be held at 7-30 p.m.


on FRIDAY, 19tli MAY, 1967


in TRINITY METHODIST SCHOOL CLITHEROE


Chairman: Sir FRANK PEARSON, M.P. Speaker; Mr. ARTHUR DAVIDSON, M.P. for Accrington


Coffee Evenings:


ST. PAUL’S VICARAGE, LOW MOOR and SLAIDBURN METHODIST CHAPEL on


THURSDAY, 18<h MAY From 7 — 9 p.m.


House to House Collections: CLITHEROE, CHATBURN, GR1NDLETON, PENDLETON and WADDINGTON


GH RISTIAK^ID Clitlieroe Cricket Club FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT CHATBURN ROAD


KNOCK-OUT COMPETITION (Start 6-30 p.m.) FRIDAY, MAY 12th


Ribble Cement (2) v. Social Club (1) WEDNESDAY, MAY 17th


Chatbum C.C. v. C.R.G.S. THURSDAY, MAY 18th


Joiners’ Arms v. I.C.I. FRIDAY, MAY 19th


Trutex v. Sabdcn C.C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th


Bowkers v. Fire Brigade


LEAGUE MATCHES (Start 2-30 p.m. S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 13th


CUthcroc C.C. 2nd XI v. Ribblcsdalc Wanderers 2nd XI SATURDAY, MAY 20th


Clitlicroe C.C. 2nd XI v. Osivaldtwistle Immanuel _nd At FRIENDLY MATCH — SUNDAY, MAY 21st


Clitheroc C.C. v. Nab Wood Nomads Clithcroc and District Caledonian Society


The Annual General Meeting of the above Society Will be held at the Starkic Arms Hotel, Clithcroc


on THURSDAY, 18th MAY, 1967 at 7-45 p.m. prompt.


This will be followed by a Social Evening open to Members and Friends commencing at 9-15 p.m. at a cost of 5/- per person. — All Welcome.


BoIton-by-Bowland Young Farmers’ Club


BARN DANCE and BARBECUE to be held at


FOODEN FARM, BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


(by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wolfenden) on FRIDAY, 19th MAY, 9-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m. THE SILVER KEYNOTES BAND ADMISSION — 51-


CHIPPING CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


CAR TREASURE HUNT FRIDAY, 26th MAY, 1967


Start:—Dog and Partridge Inn, Chipping. — 7'30 Finish:—Edisford Bridge, Clltheroo, Approx. 9-30 p.m.


with HOT POT SUPPER 7/6d. Each Inc. EXCELLENT PRICES


Entry Forms from Secretary: David Yates Telephone: Chipping 333


HOLDEN CHAPEL


Sunday School Anniversary


WHIT SUNDAY, MAY 14th


Afternoon 1-30—Evening 7 p.m Preacher:


Rev. H. ROBINSON of Blackburn


Collections for Sunday School Funds.


Slaidburn Methodist Chapel Anniversary WHITSUNDAY, 14th MAY


Services:—2-00 p.m. und 6-30 p.m. Preacher:


Rev. I. M. HAYWOOD (of Recdlcy)


CHIPPING Y.F.C.


Rally Dance FRIDAY, MAY 19th


in the VILLAGE HALL Dancing to


and THE TOP KATZ 9-00 p.m. to 1-00 a.m. Licensed Bar


THE TRAVELLERS


ADMISSION — 41- Borough of Clitheroe


Public Library


Whitsuntide Holidays, Notice is hereby given that the Pub­ lic Library and Reading Room will be


CLOSED Saturday and Monday,


May 13th and 15th, also Monday, May 29th


GHT CLUB Sunday, May 14th for seven days Cabaret charge 2/6 (Sat 5/-)


PRESENTING ENGLANDS MOST DEVASTATING COMEDIAN - THE INCOMPARABLE


R A Y MARTINE TORNADOS


p]us _L Return of the Famous Telstar Sound is — Keiurn ul ms 1 -------- The ROY RAMA and JULIE - ERIC BENTLEY - JUNE ARNETTE


Come Sooner - We now start earlier ! 7-30 Saturdays and Sundays; 7-.45 Weekdays Dancing - Gaming - Refreshments — Come and have a wonderful time . Ann ^Membership Only 2/6 - Join Now - VINCE HILL is her. Nest Week.


Wliit Week Closing SHOPS


(except essential services) are recommended to


CLOSE on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,


MAY 15th, 161h, and 17th Make a Note:— The


SUMMER DINNER


and SOCIAL EVENING will be held on June 7tli W. H. Hall, president |


I lh l lv V iu.MANCHESTEF •TWIGA* Mho New Dab/


QD CsD


Giraffdl Visit tbo Fab* ulousTropIcot AQUARIUM


AND REPTIUUM.PENGUIN. , ARIUM, AVIARIES, GREAT tAPE HOUSE, Open Air BIG p.CATAND WOLF ENCLOS­ U R E S . WATCH THE^ v-* P E R FO RM IN G / SEA LIONS.


Slaidbum, Newton and Duusop Bridge


MAY QUEEN FESTIVAL and SPORTS


GS OPEN DAILY 10 a.m.


HUGE FUN FAIR WATERCHUTE. BOBS. , WAXWORKS SANTA FE MINIATURE RAILWAY. SLOT PALACE. BOATING. SELF- DRIVE GO-KARTS. NEW CHILDREN'S BABY-KARTS CARTOON CINEMA


DANCING NIGHTLY 7 P.M. IN THE NEW ELIZABETHAN BALLROOM. O LD ET YM E ,TU ESD A Y and THURSDAY


WRESTLING


BLACKBURN tel. 52325


EVERY SATURDAY at 7 P.M. NEW STARS— OLD FAVOURITES


SPEEDWAY. THIS SATURDAY7 P.M. BELLE>VUE v KINGS LYNN


TEN PIN BOWLING


32 LANES B E L L EV U E GRANADA BOWL. QP^N.DAILY from 10 a.m.


TOP TEW CLUB (Mombors) EVERY SUNDAY A T 7 p.m. RosidontD.J. JIMMY SAV1LE.


MINI LAND MODEL VILLAGE FEATURE A scenic panorama of Marvels in Miniature "SimplyWonder- fu ir* say thousands of-visitors


Hotels) Bars, Restaurants# J Cofotorias, Snack Bars.


Licensed Catering I I


HUGE CAR & COACH PARKS


MAYORAli DINNER & BALL SWAiS AND ROYAL HOTEL


TUEiOAY, 23rd MAY, 1967 XICCETS — PRICE 30/-


Available at the lublic Library and at the Swan and : Royal Hotel


(Dancing totlie Russ Freeman Trio, with Jim Connell'!- Cabaret during interval)


at SLAIDBURN - MONDAY, MAY 29th Service in the Parish Church 11-00 a.m.


Preacher: Rev. E. STRICKLAND, M.A. (Southport)


Open Fancy Dress Parade for Children Open Flat Race 440 yards Open Cycle Race 880 yards


Open Crosscountry Race-Open Mile Race Five-a-Side Football—'Tug-of-War


~


frntn the Village Hall at 2-15 p.m. Queen on the Sports Field


Additional bus~ieavoTlor~Clithoi’oe a t 7 p.ni.


Entries for °Pen 1^-of-War be^ sent H°n- %C


'£j0dg(,j c S i n - Bo'Wland - Tel: Slaidbum 287 BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


IIODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


A GRAND BALL in NEWTON INSTITUTE


on FRIDAY, JUNE 9th, 1967


Dancing to:—THE MELODY MAKERS 9-00 p.m. to 2-00 a.m. — Bullet Supper


ADMISSION — 12/6


Limited number of tickets available from all com­ mittee members and Mr. J. Thompson, Dunnow Lodce. — Phone Slaidbum 287


Wliit Sunday MAY 14th


10-30 ami. Rev. R. Jobling 6-00 p.ni. Sister Hannah


S.S. Anniversary May 28th MANOR GOSPEL HALL


Milthorne Avenue, Clitheroe


SUNDAY, MAY 14th LORD’S DAY


Gospel Service 6-30 p.m. Speaker:


Mr. MAUGHTON (Blackburn)


Wednesday, May 17th


Prayer and Bible Study 7-45 p.m.


ST. PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR


Whitsuntide Services


SUNDAY, MAY 14th


8- 00 a.m. Holy Communion 9- 00 a.m. Parish Communion


10-30 a.m. Holy Communion 2- 3-


30 p.m. Family Service 15 p.m. Holy Baptism


6-00 p.m. Evensong________


8- 9-


10-


Parish of St. Michael Whitewell


Whit Sunday MAY 14th, 1967


with Hymns and Address 3-00 p m. Said Evensong 8-00 p.m. Compline


Please remember the Stall at the Churchyard Gate on Satur­ day, 13th May from 12 noon in aid of the Church Roof Fund. Produce, cakes, eggs, flowers, etc.


Clillieroe Football Club


DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION


1st — 533 3rd — 504 5lh — 659 7th — 172 9th — 84


2nd — 313 4th — 641


6th — 92 8th — 140


10th — 371


Clitheroc and District Chamber of Trade


Applications, (withi Is. rei “ Preston 52283) stating Office, Ga Wharf Sticet, F’csmn


'


CHIPPING


Women’s Institute Tlic speaker at the May


meeting of Chipping Women’s Institute ivas Mr. Hartley who ;ave a most interesting and helpful


talk on "Indoor Plants.” He was thanked by


Mrs. Bretherton. The competition for a ‘Cactus Plant” was won by


The president, Mrs. Chad­ wick, presented Mrs: ,


third. j


thanked her on behalf of Ml WI members for hei many vein’s of faithful service as former president.


ji.i. n w£ill min oi mid ^


marleigli on May 16 at 0-45 p.m. from church steps.


The ’bus will leave for Win-


trip” on June 13 is £1: the bus to* leave Church Steps at 5 u m Members should give


The price of the "Mysteiy


their names as soon as p° f lbj to Mrs. V. Robinson oi Mis. J.


Marsden. For the “Social half hour members of the Drama Group


presented their play Anti Clockwise” which w a s


week. ---


for the WI Drama Festival at the Playhouse . Preston last


enteied -------


OTHER DISTRICT NEWS APPEARS ON PAGE 10


Mrs A Bee, with Mrs. Woods second and Mrs. F. Hayhurst


TOSSIDE


oar treasure hunt, organised by Tosside Young Wives’ Group,, on Friday evening.


Young Wives Eleven cars took part in a


Mrs. D. Wilson (group leader) and Mrs. P. Cowking. The com­ petitors set off from Burn- ridge and travelled via Halton West, Swindin Moor, Gargrave, Hetton and winterburn to Hellifield. Later a meal of


The route was planned by


chicken and chips was enjoyed at the Long preston hotel. Winners were: l, Mr. and Mrs, J. Wilson; 2, Mr. and Mi’s. T. Mattinson; 3. Mesdames Cun­ ningham and Booth.


Club were the guests of Mr. and Mi’s. F. Peel, Dugdale’s


Youth Club Members of Tosside Youth


stration of cake-making and offered members samples to take home. A quiz was won by H. Wharton. Thanks were expressed to the host and hostess for the I enjoyable evening.


Farm, Slaidburn, last night week. The hostess gave a demon­


ing of Tosside Mothers’ Union was the home of one of its members, Mrs. H. Newliouse Well House. Mrs. E. Metcalfe (enrolling


Mothers’ Union The venue for the May meet­


00 a.m. Holy Communion 00 a.m. Holy Communion 45 a.m. Holy Communion


I impressions of Egypt.” I A business meeting was held at which arrangements were made for an outing to Hubber-


member) conducted the open­ ing devotions and also intro­ duced and thanked Mrs. D. Wilson. Newhouse Farm, who gave an interesting and amus­ ing talk, illustrated by pieces of jewellery, glassware and photographs, on ‘‘A teenager’s


holme.After supper. Mrs. J. Cat verley auctioned the surplus food and Mrs. Newhouse was thanked for her hospitality.


held at Salem Congregational Chapel on Saturday. The opener was Mrs. F. Harrison, of Newby, in the unavoidable absence through illness of Mr. and Mrs. Pickett, of Blackburn. Chairman was the Rev. J. K. Gardiner. The stalls were well supplied with goods and a brisk sale followed. Tea was served to a large number of visitors and friends.


Spring effort The annual spring effort was


filled to capacity for a service of worship and song which was given by the Clitheroe United Christian Fellowship and the Preston Evangelical C h o ir . Speaker was Mr. Tom Hether- ington of Woodplumpton. Sup­ per concluded a very successful


In the evening the chapel was day. ,


was held on Sunday afternoon. The speaker was the Rev. Wendy Williams of Colne. The theme of the service was “Never Alone”. Portions of Scripture Were read by Lynne Dean, Malcolm Lambert and Carron Lingard. Collectors w e re Thomas Parkinson and Sylvia


Youth Service A well-attended youth service


Parker. LANGHO


the Mothers’ Union in the school on Wednesday week the speaker was Mrs. Johnson, wife of the Pries t-in-Chai’ge of Higham Church, who spoke on her experience as a District Nurse and social worker m the East End of London.


Mothers’ Union At the monthly meeting of


in Old Langho School in aid of thp Boy Scouts and duos equipment fund, raased just


Bring and Buy A bring and buy sale.


over £ 12. BILLY GRAHAM ALL-BRITAIN T.V. CRUSADE


K O R T l f f S A sm ^ E R E L A V from PRE STO N PU B L IC H A L L JUNE 23rd to Ju ly 1st, 1967,


-,u ilir\emRtance'aper ticket) to: Crusade from Rcv. H


the date of your * ll“ ’ ® ‘ woone Lane, Clitheroe. Chapman, St. James’s Vicaiagc.


F DOG and PARTRIDGE HOTEL, Wcllgate O


rRIDAY, MAY 19th, S-15 p.m.


L VALLEY FOLK and The BROTHERS 41- K


(Lccsidcrs appearing June 23rd) E V E N IN G Sponsored by Clithcroe Liberals __________________ .


MARTIN TOP SLAIDBURN Birthday


birthday celebrations in the village hall on . Wednesday week, w h e n Mrs. N. L. Shaw, vice president, was in the chair.


Slaidburn W.I. held 23rd


of the president, Mrs. L. C. King-Wilkinson, who was unable


Mrs. Shaw gave the apologies


to attend. She welcomed two new members, and presented the certificate for highest num­ ber of points won during the past year to Mrs. J. Holland.


ding-ton W.I. were invited as guests, also Mrs. T. Wood, pre­ sident of Dunsop Bridge, and Mrs. Dowle.


About 40 members of Wad­


given. Mi’s. S h aw introduced


A welcome to these ladies was


' positions. Thanks to Mi*. Fell were expressed by Mrs. J. Leern- ing.


Mr. J. Fell, of Whalley, who gave a most interesting talk on “ Rhymes and Reasons.” illus­ trated by many of his own com


birthday cake, made by Mrs. Holland and beautifully iced and decorated in pale pink by Miss B. Walker, was cut by Mrs. Chadwick, vice president of


Supper followed, at which a


WADDINGTON MITTON Mothers’ Union


• The May meeting of St. Helen’s Mothers’ .Union was held in St. Helen’s school on Wednesday week, when Baker presided. The speaker was Miss ClaiL,


late headmistress of fa1


money could be used and uplift others,


school who gave a splendid us<*®1!


talk on “Service,” members to understand their gifts of tune, talents ana


overseas. She was thanked oy ftna


Mrs. Baker. Mr. B. Smithson and Mrs. D. Walmsley served tea. Mi.


Frankland was the PJarus“v Final arrangements weie


made for the outing to which was held ycsteiday.


Waddington Methodist Sun­ i ■ day School anniversary services


Anniversary W


Lessons were read in the morn Tan<Tho ‘Womens Institute weio ing by Katrina Home and hostesses to Clayton-le-Dale and Allison Holden. The collection Rochester Institutes at their was taken by Gillian- Green-


Sister Janet Edwards conducted mui uis


were


were held on Supday; d„cted inte ,rsehsti qng taVL by orning and evming services. members


chool held


on Sunday, enin


me bo,., D


."’hen I ,—ere.stinK talk by Mrs. Jessie £ Blackburn when the of


er ices Ule title of an amusing and ____________ Billington illinsto and


Whitfield and John Wood. whfte^Vlanunies of Billington” In the afternoon, past and


wood and Gordon Wlntfl , Supper Was followed by the and in the evening, by Lind


present scholars walked mpW’ L Green, in plantation songs, cession to the Cenotaph, where rp£le accompanist was Mrs. Joan


p meeting yesterday week, pj/ancc o£ -The Bashful interlocutor. Mrs.


.


Ann Rigby and Dennis Under- smith. wood laid a wreath m memory


which Sister Edwards said prayers. On the return to the Sunday


the evening, We agree School, a welcome was extended


Waddington W.I. The monthly competition was


to all old scholars by Miss H. Crossley, and a collection was: ’rue vw‘“ -


| F. Lawson; 3, Mrs. J. Towler. Jumbled flower names made


for a poem written in dialect, judged by Mr. Fell, and winners were: 1. Miss P. Starkie; 2, Mrs.


a very amusing social half hour, and there were several winners.


| enjoyable evening. Young Farmers


Mrs. Chadwick of Waddington thanked the hosts for a very


, By kind invitation of Mr. and Mrs. E. Newhouse. members met at their home, Robinson’s Farm, Newton, on Monday evening, when there was a very good


attendance. A machinery demonstration


I David Waddington; 2, Charles Emmott; 3, Robert Harrison. Seniors. 1. John Whitwell; 2.


| members. Winners were:— Juniors, 1.


was given by Messrs. Thornton and Garnett of Rathmelt and Settle, and a competition for the identification of machinery parts was arranged for the


I John Boyle; 3. Harvey Robin- | son.


vided and thanks to Mr. and Mrs. E. Newhouse, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Newhouse and the demon­ strators, Mr. B. Robinson and colleagues were expressed by John Whitwell.


An excellent supper was pro­ Women’s Institute


. A Coffee Evening, with bring and buy stall, was held at Salis­ bury Hal], Newton-in-Bowland, the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Lewis, on Tuesday. This was in


I Slaidburn W.I. treasurer. Dance


aid of W.I. funds. There was a good attendance and the event raised about £30. Mrs. Lewis, who organised the effort, is the


. A dance organised by Slaid­ burn Young Farmers’ Club, and


taken by Miss Southworth and Robbs, conducted the amny


| HURST GREEN -—■


ness”, after which Sister Ed- wards spoke to the children. YVoillCll’ s I n s t i tu te


gave it much conservative


Family Service The Vicar, 'the Rev. F. H.


Mr. J. spensley. A service m service he d at St. J‘ohns the chapel was conducted by church Hurst Grem on S S i s te r Edwards, and the day, when a member 0 scholars gave a demonstration Sunday School, Miss Linda entitled “Trees of Righteous- Forrest, read a lesson,


Greenwood, Linda Wilkinson, mnnfhlv meeting of Hurst Peggy Wood, Carol Wood, G v/.I. held in the Village Katrina Horne, Corrine Horne, „ ,, q-he speaker was Mrs. Linda Whitfield, Allison Hoi-


Those taking part were Isla Mrs. Mather presided / . the


den. Gillian Greenwood, Ann ° rwood, Dennis Underwood,


........Wood and Gordon Whit- field. They were trained by ‘ Tr. K. Davey.


; I who gave a very inter- ncir-


Collectors were Corrine Horne a competition for ticacic and Allison Holden. Stewards toffee was won by-


whist and dominoes.


ist, morning and evening, was Miss M. Speakman, and in the afternoon, Mrs. Wrigley.


’ ’


for the day were Miss Dugdale, Jacques; 2, Mrs. Duxourj, Airs. Wrigley, Miss J. Slaiding Mrs. Gudgeon, and Mr. E. Slaiding. The organ-


Whallcy Parish and


amounted to £37. Thanks are extended to Mrs. Wrigley and


Collection for the day


Mr. and Mi’s. Knowles for hos­ pitality, and to Mr. and Mrs. I


Womens’ Institute


Schoolroom on Tuesday even- -yvhallcy. ing, when Mrs, Holden, a I


transfer member from Chip-1 ping Women’s Institute, was welcomed by the president, Mi’s. A. Lupton.


gratulated on topping the poll at the recent Waddington Parish Council elections. Members were reminded of


or the Blind. Mrs. E. J. Garnett was con­ .


Waddington Women’s Institute I was held in the Methodist 7, Limcfield Avenue,


The monthly meeting of CUthcroc R.D.C. Elections sincere thanks to all those


Ed\vords°r h0Spitality t0 SlSt€r Sectors who gave me their sup- Edwal ds’


preciated. JIMMY FELL __________ Bowland Rural District


Council and V/addington Parish Council


the coffee evening to be held on June 7, at 89 Waddington Wjciles to take this opportunity


James F. Barrow


Road, Clitheroe, the home of . sincereiv thank ail those Mi-s. Pye, in aid of Guide Dogs to s


f,— - — - ------- ------ — j who supported him and f Letters of thanks were read asslS dd F1 , , y Bth


' ; . , . , ‘ „nv wav in the y rom Sawley and Dowhham election on M. y


held in the Newton Institute on Friday evening was well attended. Music was provided by the Manchester Prowlers.


PENDLETON


Whalley, Wiswell and Simon- stone Institutes when the Nab group met in Riversmead School, Grindleton, for their Group meeting on Wednesday week. Mi’s. York, president, welcomed them. Tlie secretary, Mrs. TUiistle-


Women’s Institute Pendleton W.I. were hosts to


thwaite, gave the report on the group night of 1966 when Wiswell were hosts. Each representative on the


stage received a dress spray of carnations. Mi’s. Capstick, convener for


I Institutes for the enjoyable meeting at last month’s group evening a t which Waddington Women's Institute was the host. Following the reading of the letters, five resolutions for the annual meeting


were discussed and voted on. “ •Mi’.


in


Clitheroe, was the speaker and talk on life in Waddington


vrem Henry roiT Forresrt,


Oaken Fields. Waddington.


Mr. R. Williamson


London oi of


wishes


his subject was local history. a““. , E s for their splen- Mr. Forrest concentrated his Bashall Laves


between 1750 and 1800 and read tnct Council Election, 4 support.in the


Lupton. For the social half-hour


He was thanked by Mrs. | their interests.


from old manuscripts and always endeavour to m > records, some of which proved their confidence and ' quite amusing.


Sagar Fold. Higher Hodder.


“Queens’ Night” was presented. This is a fantasy play with which the Institute gained an “A” certificate of merit when it was performed at the Drama Festival at Preston yesterday week. The play was produced by Mi’s. N. Barlow, and those |


the area, gave a brief account of County activities and was thanked by Mrs. York. The speaker was Mrs. C.


Bowland Rural District Council


(WADDINGTON)


taking part were Mesdames May I take this opportm . Steiger, Whitehead, Brown, of expressing to all those wno Barlow, Walmsley, Irwin, Lup- voted and worked on my behau ton and Jowett.


_


Harrison of Basingstoke, whose talk was entitled “I married a film director.” She was thanked by Mi’s. Waddington, president of Simonstone W.I. After supper, Pendleton W.I.


of the five queens were made thanks, by the members of the cast. I t was announced that Mrs.


gave the evening’s entertain­ ment, which began with hill­ billy songs. There were also two square dances, in which Mi’s. York as Grandpa—com­ plete with whiskers and pipe— was the caller. Michael Cum­ mins and Jackie played the guitar and sang three songs, and Miss Jackson, vice-presi­ dent gave two amusing read­ ings of Lancashire dialect. The second half of the show was a mannequin parade with


Cynthia Whitehead, one of the Institute’s most active mem­ bers, is leaving the district, and i the president. Mi’s. Lupton said how sony the Institute was to lose her. A competition for an unusual


The very colourful costumes above Council my sincere 1


YOUR


photograph of Waddington was won by: 1, Miss D. Dewrance i (thatched cottages); 2. Miss M. Brown (view of Leewood): 3. Miss E. Bishop (Whitsuntide procession).


RIMINGTON


Mrs. W. F. Cummins as com- tmere. The mannequins were Mrs. J. Cockcroft, Mrs. Brown, Mi’s. Bristol, Mrs. Ross, Mi’s. J. E. Cowperthwaite. Mi’s. Thisttethwaite, Miss A. Per- rings, Mrs. E. Banks. Miss H. Slinger and Miss Meg Brown. Taking part in the entertain­


ment as cowboys and dancers were Mrs. Gornal, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Bleazard, Mrs. J. T. Thornber, Mrs. K. Slinger, Mi’s. Dewhurst, Mrs. R. F. Berry and Mi’s. J. Wallbank, with Mrs. Bristol. Mi’s. Brown. Mrs. Thistlethwaite. Mrs. Ross and Mi’s. York in the chorus. Thanks are expressed to Mrs. Taylor, of Whalley, who pro­ duced the shoiy. Mr. R. Ford, organist, and Mrs. Perrings and Mr. Bleazard for their help backstage. Mi’S. York pre­ sented Mi’s. Taylor with a spray of carnations and Mr. Ford with cigarettes, thanking P them for their services. Mrs. C.


thanked the hosts for a grand evening's entertainment.


I making was given by Mrs. Walker, of Longridge, at the May • meeting of Rimington i Women’s


permint creams.


brought various samples of sweets and showed members I fondants, marzipan and pep- Wishes to sincerely thank all the


Institute. She


I was won by the president. Mi’s. F. Harrison. In the business meeting the resolutions for the annual meeting were dis­ cussed and the link delegate, Mrs. Altham, advised how to vote.


Mrs. Dean expressed thanks. c A box of sweets given for


ompetition by Mrs. Walker , Parish Council.


WALTER J. HARRISON


• electors and workers who helped in.his re-appointment to:—


The Rowland Rural District Council and


The Waddington Parish Council


a i^ lia? been''elect«i t o ° ^ Every endeavour will be^ a d e to on the Rimington and Middop


ape. W h a l lp y president, Kenyon, Ingleby and Spencer.)


Supper was served by the whole community, hostesses, Mesdames G. Carr,


^eing and happiness of the Woodlands


thef ^ Waddington.


Women’s Institute A demonstration of sweet


CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES in the


Clithcroe Rural District


Council Elections (Whalley) and Whalley Parish Council Elections


Thank the electors for their support on Tuesday and the voluntary workers for their tremendous help


at the recent election for the


Yours sincerely. A. H. BANKS


electors of Mitton and Di£.


to thank all helpers —


1 port on Tuesday last. Their confidence is greatly ap­


, time was spent playing ------ - . •


Menzics. Kn Churchill’s su Ports, was r decimal, or v. some time th But now


busy making damned dots,


matter of law 1971 the on) should chang, pound or the


Pi We knov


visitors, and Common Mb theless we c; shedding o f ; tics that mad We were


iviemuuwi,


women’s Institute held their monthly meeting on Wednes­


AVomen’s Institute Members of the Mjtton


day week. when Mrs. Water- worth deputised for the scheduled speaker who was un-


able to attend. Mrs Waterworth talked about


her trip to America and par­ ticularly to Utah, where she


met many of her relatives. She das thanked by Mrs. R. Wil-


liamson. Mrs. H. Smithson presided. A competition for the most


BILLINGTON Women’s Institute


‘Cinderella’s Honeymoon”


attractive piece of brass was won by: 1 Mrs. Laycock; 2 Mrs.


Oitb


H. Hewitt and Mrs. R. Simpson.


WHEN the w casts in centi: guide to the w double the figi we agree, but temperature. Similarly, whe a holiday on our sums—m- dividing by ei; Yes, we’v


ties decree we mud? Of cou plead guilty brought up. Sc switch to decir


little Johnny were out of ; gloried in it. the change a the new* way our pockets,


may find it with his moi quite realise late—one fr. bad—until h two bob! All in


reluctance b still preserve


us hope that can hardly one thing th to the left, a


WHA


Whatlcy Metho Sunday, conduc


Y Olltll SCI’) A youth serr


■ read by Mr. M Members of t


Guide Comp then colours t the church, a and two girls Lane School toi


Harwood, spok-


Fellowship Mrs. W. B.


periences as Monday’s me


and Mrs. Hold ist.


Whatley


Methodist Chur ins Fellowship Mrs. Fell v:


Rc-clectcd The


E. S. Joselin. ’


Women's Fell; on Wednesda officers were lows: presider. Joselin: rice Joselin. Mrs. Mrs. S. B. Mrs. P. Talbo Mrs. J. Kcnyc


annur Met


Si. Her ope


C An open


day raised £ dren's holida; About 100


hildren's H


the afternoon tors number! The childr


to Cnton borough, for


year.


fires EXTIA


called out fw Clithcroc


hu' on eacl’ been possible fire before tl‘ The first


noon, was t< Low Moor- t-1


Mrs. R on a gri- t otlier in the


Heuthorn R< by Mrs Rot


o a lock-up


thovnc Averi had apparer a gas fire.


THIS V SAFE


The looketl


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