Nhthcroe Advertiser and rimes. November 22nd. Ue.:t Chipping
Congregationalisms The Rev. C r a w 1 o r ci
McIntyre, the minister of Inglewhitc Congregational
Church, based his address on Hebrews, chapter 5. at C h i p p i n g Congregational Church Fellowship meeting. Lay preacher Mr E. Bain-
lesson.
church missionary society work in Kenya were played bv the vicar, the Rev. Thomas Green, at the weekly house meeting at the home of Mrs Dorothy Berry. Kirk House. Chipping. The meeting was well attended.
House meeting Tape recordings of the
flavour at Chipping Parish Church Mothers' Un i o n monthlv whist and domino drive this Saturday, with special prizes and sand wiches and mince pics for supper
Festive fare There will be a Christmas
ping Young Farmers' Club spent an interesting night looking round the Unigate Dairy at Longridge. They provided their own trans port there. A vote of thanks to tlie dairy was proposed by Norman Hayhurst.
Visit Thirt
dairy members of Chip
showed three interesting . colour films about the work of lifeboats to members of Chipping Parish Church Mothers' Union. One of the films, pro
Lifeboats PC Duncan MePheat
duced by the RNL1. was a general one on the move ment. the second was a specific sea rescue, and the tlnrd was about a longshore lifeboat The meeting, held in the
bndge was leader, and Miss Kathleen Marsden read the
stay warm. Tlie event, held four limes
Sawley
a year, is so popular that a good attendance is expected, in between the meal and dancing there will be enter tainment by a comedian.
Memorial hall A whist and domino drive
organised by C h i p p i n g Memorial Hall Committee on Friday raised over £18 for the central heating fund. MC lor whist was Mr J.
Officials President of Sawley WI
Mrs Frances Pye. secretary Mrs G. Benson and treasurer Mrs T. Parker, were all re elected for another term at ihe 20th annual meeting.
Moon and for dominoes Mr J. Rich Tea and biscuits were served
Improvisation Tin sitting room at tiie
home of Chipping Congrega-
lio. a. la>- preacher. Mr E. Bainbridgc. improvised for the church on Sunday cven-
conserv-. electricity. the church proved too cold, and a congregation of 25 met for tiie evening service at Mr Bainbridgc'.s home. Lower Daub Hal! Farm.
Witii tlie healing oil' to
tlie mission band ur young people from the Crown Lane Free Methodist circuit at
file service was taken by
Catforili. A paraffin healer was used
Giles were elected vice- presidents, Mrs J. Bolton, assistant secretary and Mrs Speak, assistant treasurer.
-rs R, Fernie and Mrs V.
Other committee members include Mrs Cradock. Mrs J. E. Jackson, Mrs Ncwhouse. Mrs Pye thanked tlie com
mittee for all the work they li- don- and also the three retiring members. She wel comed the three new mem bers. Mrs Pye. who was thanked
of thanks. Refreshments were served by members of tlie Sunday school extension appeal fund. A Christmas gift stall, under the direc tion of Mrs E. Jones, con tributed to the proceeds' of £17.
Mr B. Hanson gave a vote Wiswell
Royal toast There was a cheerful start
to the annual meeting- of Wiswell WI — members were greeted with wine and wedding cake and rose to- drink a toast to tlie happy Royal pair.
for her work by Mrs M. C. Dyson, presented tlie prizes a> the monthly competition winners. Mrs D. Giles. Mrs 7. Giles, and Mrs G. Benson. A vote of thanks to Mr H.
Thompson, presided, and reminded members that tile coach would leave Whalley at 6-45 p.m. on November 28th for the Christmas party at Rimington. She con gratulated Mrs S. Sharpies O i l
'Pile president. Mrs T.
Proctor. WI auditor, was given by Mrs J. Bolton and seconded by Mrs Cradock. Members are to sing carols in tli • village to raise money
to heat the church for tile morning service, but proved inadequate. If the electricity economy
continues, the Sunday School priz.eaiving on December 7tli will have to be postponed.
Rimington
parish rooms, was well attended. It was opened bv the vicar, t lie Rev. Thomas Green. Mrs Green proposed a vole of thanks to PC MePheat.
beat Bowlaiui Forest YFC by 52-48 in a quiz Part of the regional acti
Quiz Chipping Young Farmers
vities. the final of the quiz competition will be held at the Top Rank Ballroom. Preston, in March. Ques tions were on general know ledge and farming.
Keeping warm With the heating ofi at
Chipping village memorial hall, guests attending the show committee dinner- dance a week on Friday will have to keep dancing to
Use of seaweed Members of Rimington
and district Horticultural
Society, were shown the advantages of a seaweed fertiliser at their monthly
Booth, showed by means of slides, the difference be tween plants fed on this special fertiliser and those not. There were 22 members at the meeting, who were ser
meeting. Then sneaker. Mr E.
ved coll’ce and biscuits by the ladies' committee. Members paid tribute to
Mrs Brown, of Rimington. who
bum Corporation Parks De partment, will sneak at the next meeting about house plant5.
Although net a member of tile society she was a keen gardener. Mr Thompson, of Black-
d i e d recently.
provided by Mrs Pye and Mrs Holden, ilie social lime was
for charity. After r pie and pea supper,
spent with a beetle drive. Winners were Mrs Speak. Mrs Bibbv. Mrs Rusliton. Mrs V. Giles. Mrs Cradock and Mrs D. Giles.
West Bradford
slides under the title. " The Vicar's Choice." was shown at St Catherine's Sunday School in aid of the exten sion fund by Canon C. F. Goodcilild.
Vicar's choice A collection of colour
cathedrals, bridges' and windmills — were taken in tlie British Isles. They demonstrated the vicar's interest in social history and the unconscious humour lie had found in unexpected places Though not a skilled
All the views — castles,
daughter — who con veniently arrived between tlie October and November meeting.
the birth of her
reived from Mrs S. Sharpies and Mrs L. Nicholson, and from the members of Bii- lington and Lansiho WI. who were guests at tlie birthday party in October. December 12th will be an
1 Thanks for flowers were rc-
park their car in a private police car park—not yet officially opened — but also succeeded in .setting off a burglar alarm! She was t h a n k e d by Mrs I. Thompson.
Not oonl.v did the Wiswell contingent
inadvertently
Ion, gave the financial state- ' ment and budget for the coming year. With the ris ing costs more money will have to be raised in 1074, and it was agreed to pay 50p at. the start of the year to cover entrance to meetings and refreshments.
The treasurer, Mrs I. Fen-
thanked all who had helped her and asked for continued support in tlie coming year. A vote of thanks to the retiring committee w a s voiced by Mrs E. Grimsliaw. The hew committc and
read by the secretary, Mrs J. Carter. In her presidential address. Mrs Thompson
son; secretary. Mrs J. Carter: assistant secretary, Mrs M. Walsh; treasurer, Mrs J. Fcnlon: assistant treasurer. Mrs N. Mc-
The annual report was
sentative, Mrs H. Cooke; flowers, Mrs M. Farrington (for Barrow), Mrs N. Mc- Kinstry (for Wiswell); stall, Mrs G. Nuttall and Mrs E.
Rudg.vard; Clitlieroe show representatives. Mrs S. Sharpies and Mrs I. Thomp son.
Tlie president thanked the
tellers—Mrs H. Harrison and Mrs E. Weatherly, of Mitton WI, for their services and each received a small gift.
Winners of the monthly competition for treacle
3. Mrs A. Hodkinson. A mystery parcel was won
toffee — judged by the tel- leres were: I. Mrs F. W. Seremack: 2, Mrs S. Beggs;
by Mi's M.'Clegg. Forthcoming events in
oificers are as follows: President. Mrs I. Thomp
clude a Christmas party for senior citizens at Caldcr- stoncs, December 11th; carol singing, December 18th; Press conference at Chorley. February 19th; LFWI spring meeting. Guild Hall. Preston. February 26th: NFWI AGM, London.' June 6th.
open meeting when Radio Blackburn will be recording a session of " Gardeners' Questions" — all friends and husbands are welcome. Wiswell's delegate. Mrs B.
Forrest, gave a report on her visit to tlie LFWI autumn council meeting at Chorley.
- Miss E. M. Foster; register, Mrs N. McKinstry and Mrs Jbison: outings. Mrs M.
dock; speakers secretary. Mrs C. Ridge; refresh ments. Mrs K. Farring ton and Mrs K. Hav- dock: Press and home and country, Mrs M. Clegg and Mrs S. Beggs; competitions,
Kinstry.Vice-presidents: Mrs M. Farrington and Mi's K. Hay-
Cieeg. Other special duties mem bers: senior citizens repre
Mark of respect Members stood in silence
ie.v and Mrs C Winning. . Tellers Mrs E Brown and
lev. Mrs Seremack. Mrs Warino and Mrs Williamson.
Hostesses were: Mr- Hart- htfrshfiC C!avton-le-Dale
Institute fn a report last week about
Clayton-lc-Dale Women's Institute we mistakenly said that Mrs Ruth Barker was one of two members who had resigned. This is not so. tlie r ct'ence .should have been to Mrs Ruth Pearson.
L1L3 Knowle Green
New president At the annual meeting of
Knowle Green and Dutton WI. new officers were elec
ted. The new president is Mrs
A. Yates, vice-presidents Mi's N. Ashworth and Mrs E Hargreaves, secretaries Mrs G. Holden and Mrs E. Htibmer, and the treasurer Mrs M. Scott. The speaker at the meet
ing was VCO Mrs Prescot, of Houghton, who gave a
man. The competition for the
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POPPY SALES
the Iloyal British Dodder totalled totals: JWI.43A. Runsop Newton ii3B.ll.
£12.60, Slaidburn Subscriptions £1.
H'hitcwell Bridge
£81.13. liashall
THE I'oppy Day appeal by Valiev
£RU3A,
Legion branch Village Eaves XA.X),
ffrrfrrffrnrrrrfrfrrrr/rfm Chatburn
admitted to Friday Club for girls of eight and over when they met in the Cub Scout room at Christ Church Hall
Friday club Another new member was
at- the annual' general meet ing of Waddington WI as a
ber who died recently. New members Miss V.
mark of respect for Mrs E. Wolfenden, a founder mem
photographer, lie said Hint lie was particularly aware of the scenic beauty of tlie area
mediate neighbourhood, in cluding Rabbit Lane and Waddington Foil covered ill snow, were quickly recog nised by the audience.
Slides of the im
Gabayeron and Miss J.
Andi.ida were welcomed. After a ballot. 14 committee members were elected for the next 12 months. They werc Mrs M. Boucher (re elected president i, Mrs E. Garnett. Mrs P. Boothman, Mrs D. Banks, Miss M. Booth, Mr- E Davies. Miss D. Dewraiicc. Mrs E. Irwin, Miss B. Jackson. Mi's V. Kenvon. Miss D. Lamb. Mrs M. Luoloii. Mi's D. Walms-
Mr G. Bottomley received gifts or a plant and hand kerchiefs as a token or appreciation from the Insti tute.
arranged to the exhibition of north country crafts at Samlesbury Hall on Novem ber 28th. leaving the village
An outing lias been
at 2-0 o-tn- Members decided that
Waddington WT should lie a (filiated to the Ribble Valiev Snort and Recrea tional Advisory Council. Thev also agreed to under take the decoration of one
of the wards of Cnlrior- stones Hospital at Christ mas.
M. C. Lupton accepted nomination lor the LFWI executive committee.
movement was given by Mrs Lupton. who reminded members of the tremendous variety of activities, both educational and social,
talk on the founder of the WI movement. Lady Den
best plate of mince pies was won by Mrs Hubmer.
oil Friday evening. She was Jennifer Worthington, of Worston. The results of a competition held at the last meeting were announced as follows: Group 1. Jeanette Harrison and Tracey Giles; Group 2, Susan Giles. Karen Burgess and Janet Pilking- ton; Group 3. Tracey Hal stead and Shirley Ann Den son: Group 4, Karen Brewer and Diane Frankland.
was a period of singing when two new carols were sung. The entertainment was given bv Dorothy Quaylc and Bridget Stewart, '>iicl the girls who have been making collages managed to complete them. Several games were played, and before the short epilogue notices of. future events were given These were a coffee evening to be held at tlie home of Mrs R. Frankland oil November 30th and where prizes will be awarded for the royal wedding pro ject which the members have been busily completing. Notice was also given nf the party to be he’d in Decem ber.
During the evening there
Men's society The monthly meeting of
Chatburn Men's Society was an outside event. The mem bers were conveyed by car to the Church of All Hallows. Mitton. where they were met by the vicar, the Rev. A. F. Knowles. They were conducted round the church and shown tlie various features, w li i c li i n c l u d e the Shcrbourne Chapel, the leper window
umuuiuwaiuWMWumiumuwmuuuuuu. Waddington mmnmmmimmmnmmmmmimmtmmu. Mrs M. Boucher and Mrs
Organisation Retiring treasurer Mrs M.
The renort of secretary Mrs M. Garnett reminded mem bers of a busy and varied year, and the president thanked all members for
Holding presented an en couraging financial report.
Zealand was read by Mrs J. Chadwick. Miss D. Dcw- rance won a gift voucher for gaining the most points in thn year's competitions.
A holiday gift stall raised over £10 for institute funds.
the help they had given. She added that the WI had
made its presence felt in the district. Mrs Cowgill thanked Mrs Boucher fot her guidance as president. An informative talk on t'.ip organisation of the WI
available to them The fink letter from New
wag Mi's S. Broadhurst. of Clitlieroe.
Members were asked to bring a small gift to ex change with each other at the December meeting.
Servants
SPEAGING at tiie Women's Fellowship meeting at Wad dington Methodist Church
three servants in the Old Testament stories — Gehazi who was greedy. Jeremiah who was reluctant, and Isaiah tlie willing servant. Then she went on to ask her audience in which cate gory they fitted as servants of the Lord. A silence was observed in
chairman, Mrs W. Barg'n, after the opening devotions. Mrs Broadhurst described
She was introduced by tlie
and the church records.-The: architecture was also noted. A vote of thanks to Mr Knowles was expressed by Mr H. Woods. The Decem ber meeting will be about the RAF Escape Society and members of the Clitlieroe Toe H have been invited.
Dunsop Bridge
Dunsop Bridge WI. Mrs C. J M. Purvis, VCO, of Forton, spoke on “ Going to tlie Albert Hall." Mrs M. Dowle expressed thanks. Overall winner of the monthly competitions was Mrs M. Rush ton, who was presented wi t h a gift voucher by the president. Two new members. Mrs B. Co l l i n s o n and Mrs U. Walker, werc welcomed. Mrs: L Marsland presented a satisfactory and healthy financial statement. and Mrs E. Waterworth save a dciailec! account of the year's activities. Mrs M. Dowle. president, thanked all oificers and members for the help they had given to make the institute such a happy and friendly one.
Happy institute At t.he annual meeting of
member was thanked for laying the poppy wreath on tlie cenotaph on Remem brance Sunday. Mrs M Pinder thanked Mrs Dow’.e for her work during her
Mrs W Fox. a founder
president. Other oificers elected were; vice-presidents, Mrs J. Carr and Mrs F. Pee'J secretary. Mrs M- Pincier: treasurer. Mrs L. Marsland; competition sec retary, Mrs M. Rusliton: speakers secretary. Mrs S. Mascn: press correspondent. Mrs A. Parrington: commit tee. Mesclames M. Beattie. H. Hobson. E. Waterworth and D. Whitaker. The tellers. Air J. Leediiam and Mr W. Worswick. were thanked by Mrs M. Dowle The competition for a
year. Mrs Dowle was re-elected
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Dov/nhciam
Jewish way Members o: Downh
' discussed for the chr-'f* I party and birthday^
Whittaker. .Mrs Lund'V :i ded and ammgenien,-P;K;' I
She aas thanked
New programmes#!KM buteri. lea host-sscs were M-
dames Seal. Watson yv taker, Ve.-vers and
cheese were M;-, Who. i."1 and Miss K. Hudson * 1
. Winners of the co^ . : lon for
jar of ,M
For Christmas A demonstration o’ Cl-r*
Gisburn
mas taPie decoration''»■' • given by Mr.s M. Heaion e |
Clitlieroe. :o ro member! Gisburn Young Wive-, "y.l
by Mrs 11. Wadtlinitor. ' At the end of the'even--
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tlie winner- oi two exhth given by Mrs Heaton for i 1 lucky draw were M
Hinsdale and Mrs D. Roxc. son. Proceeds of the draw I will go towards the carcif singing effort, which year is in aid of two char,-! lies. Blackburn orphans:; | and cancer relief Two new member.-. M
rs
Redmayne and Mrs J. Cnc-1 dock, werc- welcomed. Ter. [ hostesses werc Mrs J. Go:- and Mrs S. Peek
Beautiful Ribblesdale Slide- o: R:bb'.e.-dale sia:.- |
Riliblc above Horton I Ribblesdale and following the river down were show
ing at the -ourcc of R;v e:
to Gisburn Mothers’ Unin bv Mr C. Fishwtek. o: H
memory of Mrs Wolfenden, a faithful member for many years who died recently. Mrs Banks was pianist for the afternoon, and tea and bis cuits were served by Mrs Harrison and helpers.
sandwich cake was won by Mrs M. Porter. Mrs B. Whit- tam. Mrs V. warn, the win ning cake being given to Mrs Purvis. The donation to the mus
meeting in the vicarage \ enrolling member Mr; A Speak, who al.-o gave :i.i vote of thanks. At the business meeting
field. Ho was welcomed to
cular dvstrophy fund this year is £8, the cakes entered in the competition being soid to help the fund. Recently the institute were guests of Standfast WI.
made for tiie annual Gir inas party on December l!:r.. I
.'ir.iiigemen's w ere | n e".'.:-1 rs I
vest Thd
Heaton ws, mtroducoV >- Mi's J. Wr.uiial; and ti,an7;
I
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heard 80w. ihe j > M of life a hen Mrs »*)
'• Whftlkv. spoke' > meeting ln ,h„ vilil M
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' ' r'7 - ( reported on tin I council meeting in Shtp'.-v. I „ .
when the guests wilt b* Gi-1 burn Young Wives' Grff.n
34 KING STREET CLITHEROE THESE PRICES OPERATIVE AT THE NEW CLITHEROE BRANCH ONLY (PRICES INCLUSIVE OF V.A.T.) ITIiLllJfi
Crant Standfast btl" Haig, White Horse btl" MacArthurs Whisky btl
..................................... £2.35 ................................ £2.39 ................................ £2.26
Black and White, Vat 69 btl ....................... £2.39 Dewars, J. Walker Red btl
........................... £2.39 Bells, Teachers btl .......................................... £2.45
Bols Advocaat btl Cointreau btl Tia Maria btl Drambuie btl
........................ Southern Comfort btl
........................................... £1.45 £3.47
................................................ £2.65 ................................................ £3.36 ..................................... £4,29
RED
Beaujolais Bouchard Aine btl ....................... 75p St Emillion, Delaunay Freres btl
.................. 62p
Ch.Neuf du Pape ............................................... 70p St Julien, Delaunay Freres ............................ 62p Medoc, Dalaunay Freres ................................ 58p Mouton Cadet .................................................... £1.25 Le Piat De Beaujolais 1972" ....................... £1.05
Sandcmans Ruby btl
Cordons Gin btl* .............................................. £2.39 Coldstream Gin btl .......................................... £2.26 Beefeater Gin btl
.............................................. £2.35
Sandcmans Sherry .............................................. 89p Gonzales Byass Sherry ..................................... 95p Dry Fly Sherry ................................................... 96p Dry Sack Sherry" .............................................. £1.15 Harveys Club Amontillado" ........................... 99p Harveys Bristol Cream" ................................ £1.35
mm Cinzano Bianco ............................ 85p
Cinzano Rosso ................................................... 85p Cinzano French Dry .......................................... 85p Marfini Bianco"
Noilly French ............................................. .••• £1.05 Campari
Pernod 70cl ................... :•••.................... 85p
Marfini Sweet" ...........'....... ............................... 85p Martini Dry" ..............................
94p
...................................................... '•••• £2-f>5 ........................................................ £3.55
,5PM
Chamour, Brut and Demi Sec ................... .. 75p .. 99p .. 99p
Vicuve du Vcrnay, Brut and Demi Sec — .. 97p Trovador Rose, Portuguese ........................
67p i I V H*»V- tujnbif d s s tf t« » * Cockburns Special Reserve btl
......................................... 97p ................. £1.34
WHITE
Entre deux Mers Delaunay Freres ............. 52p Pouilly Fuisse, Delamont Freres .................. 69p Barsac, Lebegue ............................................... 68p Sauternes, Bruisina Brandler ....................... 56p La Flora Blanche ............................................... £1.10 Graves Dourthe Frere ..................................... 49p
Laurent Perrier N.V." £2.25
Ch.Heidsieck N.V." .......................................... £2.50 Moet and Chandon Premiere Cuvee ........ £2.83 Moet and Chandon Dry Imperial
............. £3.43 Dom Pcrignon 1966 .......................................... £6.15
Valpolicella Red, Italian Bottled, btl ............. 85p Bardolino Red, Italian Bottled, btl ............. 85p Verdicchio White, Italian Bottled, btl
........ 80p
Soave White, Italian Bottled, btl .................. 85p Capricci Red, Italian Bottled, 2 Litre ........ £1.20 Capricci White, Italian Bottled, 2 Litre ... £1.20
Santa Maria Spanish Wine btl Dcinhard Green Label Berncastel ............. £1.10
Berncasteler, R. Gonzales ............................ 72p Piesporter, R. Gonzales
................................ 72p
Niersteiner, R. Gonzales ................................ 72p Liebfraumilch, R. Gonzales ........................... 72p Crown of Crowns, Liebraumilch .................. £1.09
...................... 45p
Santa Maria Spanish Wine litre .................. 66p Hirondelle btl Hirondclle litre
................................................... ^^P ..................... ........................ 64p
Lutomer Riesling" .......................................... 50p Aveleda Portuguese White Wine ...........
10p
Emva Cream Cyprus Sherry ........................... 48p Seagers Australian Ruby ................................ 61 p Seagers Cream Australian Sherry
............... 61 p Ml
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