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Langho


Leonard's School, La n olio, on Prida;-, organised by the


Guides A jumble tale in St


Guides, raised £10 f°r their n,..-ds. Guide captain Mrs B. Cooper thanked those "'ho helped.


whist and domino drive m Sr, Leonard’" School.


St Leonard's Winners at the weekly


Laneho. were — Gents: Mr K. Kay. Mrs Marshal!. Mr


H. M. Bullock. Ladies: Mrs A Bowen. Mrs 1. Wright. Mrs a. Marshall. Dominoes: Jeremy Birkett. David Har- ■


-eaves. David Bradiord. Raffle: Miss A. Forber.


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organised by the Ladies Society of St Mary's RC Church Langho, was held in St Mary's School. Given bv a Blnckbur shop, it in­ cluded a wide range of dresses coats and evening wear. ' s-’-t refreshments


On parade A mannequin parade


were serve ■ bv the ladies of the society.


dance at th e . whist and domino drive organised by


Hot pot supper There was a good atten­


the Mothers' Union in St


on Saturday. Winners were —Gents: Mr E. Lucas, Mr V. Woodend. Mr A. Roberts. . Ladies: : Bowen. Mrs Brown. Mrs A. Haworth. Dominoes: Mr A. Haworth, Mrs E. Hacking. Mrs M.


Leonard's School, Langho.


Jackson. Raifle: Mrs Jack- son. Mrs E. Hacking. Mr W. Goodhill. \ hot-pot supper was served bv the ladies. Proceeds are for MU funds.


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the village and outside arc wanted to take part in the activities of Riminglon and district Horticultural Society.


Members wanted More people from both


people interested in' gar­ dening would enjoy their competitions and m-’ctinas.


Members feel that many


their AGM. tbev also noprd to have outings further afield in the coming year, as well as a gardetvng competition and t» shows.


Discursing plans at


cluded Mr T. R. Thompson (chairmani; Mr L. Silver-


Officers re-elci-led in­


wood (vice cliairmani. Mr E. Sedaewick (secrete rvi: Mr w “ M. Park crens- uren. Committee: Mrs B. Smith. Mrs R. Hogg, Mr T. Taylor. Mrs J. M. Sweet. Mr W. Cooper, Mr J. Spencer. Mrs Hogg is new to the committee.


Downham


choir and congregation were sung at a good neighbour service i.t St Leonard s Church, Downham, on Sun­ day evening.


Neighbours Favourite hymns of the


ducted by the vicar, tlie Rev. F E. Chard, who explained tlie hymns, finishing with prayers and a blessing. Afterwards,


The service was con­


ladies, under the leadership of Miss E. M. Barton, served tea and biset. Mrs W. 1. Todd was the organist.


t i le PCC


per hold at the Ast'.ieton Arms. Downham. by kind permission of Mr Bob Bcs- wick. was attended by 35 people. Proceeds amounted to about £28 towards the vil­ lage children's party in the New Year.


Making money A disco and hot-pot sup­


the AGM of Downham Wl. welcoming VCO Mrs J. Pui* vis. who suoka on the role of the ordinary WI member. She was thanked by Mrs


In office Mrs B. Lund pve-ided at


Speak. Mr B. Scott. Mrs Leach


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H. DOUGLAS 43 SAMPSON ROAD, NORTH BIRMINGHAM 11


and Miss D. Watson were re­ appointed auditor and tel­ lers. Secretary Mrs E. Parker and treasurer Mrs Spensley, who gave reports on tlie' past year, were re­ elected. as was president Mrs Lund. Vice-presidents are Mrs Barker and Mrs Whittaker. Elected to the committee


fair was a Christmas stall selling cards, decoration, balloons and children's toys. Other stalls sold vegetables, home-made cakes and jam, crochet work, and bric-a-


brac.


fortnightly meeting in the Memorial Hall, 41 members of Hurst Green Over-Sixties Club went by coach to see Blackpool Illuminations.


See the lights In place of their usual


the Cottage Cafe in Black­ pool. arriving home at 10-45


Thev enjoyed supper at p.m.


Church, Hurst Green. Mrs K. Seed, and choir members raised more than £100 to­ wards the organ fund with a. colfee evening in St Johns


Organ fund Organist at St John's


Primary School.


more than 70 people, in­ cluded a bring and buy sale, jumble stall and tombola. Thanks to the organisers were expressed by the vicai, the Rev. A. F. Knowles. Arrangements ore at pre­


The event, attended by . . .


sent being made for a Christmas fair on November 16th and a whist and domino drive on November 20th


Winners Hurst Green Women's


Hurst C Green Women's


tion domino ------ onal Hall on Thursday Whist winners were: ladies


rinn held o. whist and domino drive in the Mem- i Hull on Thursday.


' at Whittingham Hospital, and Miss E. M. Barton on I he mini-consultat ive conn,


were Mrs-Ba: her. Mrs Binns, Mrs Capstick. Mrs Croft, Mi’s-Eccles, Mi's M. Hall, Mrs Lund. Mrs Oldham. Mrs Parker. Mrs W. Robinson, Mrs Spensley. Mrs Taylor. Mrs Whittaker. Mrs Wright and Miss K. Hudson. Mrs Park-r reported on the autumM council meeting


cil. Both were thanked by Mrs Lur ' A competition for an embroidered place mat was won by Mrs Whit­ taker and Mrs'Croft. Tea hostes-es were Mrs Aitham, Mrs Hall. Mrs Sneak. Mrs Stirrup and Mrs Robinson.


i i Social The church officers and


PCC of St Leonard's, Down­ ham. lick! a social evening at the P' Bull. Riming­ lon. arranged bv tile vicar


and wardens. After an excellent meal,


the vicar and Mrs Chard started oil the dancing to music provided bv Mr Waller Scott who acted as MC for tlie veiling. He was thanked bv Miss Barton.


Hurst Green


tee of Hurst Green Memorial Hall was well supported by the village on Saturday at the annual autumn fair, which raised £102 for the


Autumn fair The management commit­


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. , ,. F. H. BROWN LTD CALDER VALE, BURNLEY


WHEN Canon Sydney Arthur


Vicar


Rev. Ross Hook, on Monday evening,


Bishop of Bradford,


attended by more people


from jQW IG V Sawley . his hi the Rt the former formev


Selby was installed of Gisburn


by


the ceremony was than 100


parish of Kildwick. near Keighley.


by


Craven, th e ' Ven. Martin Kaye. Bishop's -chaplain was the Rev.'T.-W. Gunter. Vicar of Silsden.


vicar oi onsuc.


she was thanked by Mrs D. Fnmkland.


ran


—Mrs C. Howarth, Mrs G. SlioesmlUi. Gents—Mr W. crottv. Mrs H. Ainsworth Dominoes: Mr Dewhurst and Mrs W. Bailey. Mrs E. Brown won the raffle.


Whalley


by Whalley country dancing ciass proved such u draw that people came from as far away as Carnforth and


Quite a draw The first dance organised


Blackpool. It was held at Chthcroe


Parish Hall, with mce than 100 people dancing to the music of Accrington Band. MC for the event was Mr Tod Pettingcr. teacher of the class at Whalley Old Grammar School. Refresh­ ments were organised by tbe Indies in the class.


WI's monthly meeting, Mrs M. Ainsworth welcomed three new members. Mrs A. Parkinson. Mrs M.


New members Presiding at Whalley


Wilson and Mrs Kinread joined other member® to hear Mrs A. Taylor give a report on the mini-consulta­ tive meeting at Lon jridac. Mrs C. Horsfall showed


What's in a name ? Sawlcy WI members were


Slaldbum WI at their jCOnOnO meeting when Mr II. Shcrd- icy gave a talk on the origins and meaning of local place names.


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names originated num the races of people which settled In this country and how they otten describe the surrounding area and con­ tain names of some of ihe settlers. He then asked members if they remem­ bered various dialect words winch have been m us" tor hundreds ot years Mrs R. Ferine thanked nun


He explained how different


on the aiilumii council meet­ ing. Letters ot thanks 'or flowers were '-mivccl trom Mrs .)■ Bolton and lor flowers and sympathy from Mrs D. Procter. Mrs B. Pvo and Mrs M. Holden agreed to prepare a Die and pea5 supper lor the mnua) ueet- tng next month. After a buffet simper pre­


Mrs M. Holden reported


The canon was inducted the Archdeacon of


, . . .


At- a reception in the Festival Hall after the cere­


mony. the canon was wel­ comed by the rural dean, Canon C. F. Goodchild, Vicar of Waddington, and Mr W. A. C. Dronsficld. vicar's warden.


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' f l l c h n m V j IS D U m


Gjsburn


■ are front, left, Mr Henry Firth, diocesan registrar, and Canon Selby. Back. Mr Dronsfleld, Canon Good- child, the Archdeacon' and Mr A. E. Dickinson, people's warden


Pictured with the bishop


3 o n s e r v a t f v e Associa- „m n r r m iffin fn m n in im ir im iim irm r r n m r rm m irm m m m r n m m m m n r rm m n r rm m r rm m _


bv Mrs Frankland, Mrs Hewitt'and Mrs Silverwood.


Refreshments were served pleased to have friends trom c __.i


showed transparencies of Scotland, covering the Isle of Skvc, Loch Marce and Inverness, to members of Chatburn Ribblesdalc Club. Hostesses were Mrs Clark. Mrs Driver and Mrs Snapc.


Mrs Moir, of Grindlcton.


members enjoyed their usual dominoes and a chat. Hostesses were Mrs D. Atkinson, Mrs Clark and Miss L. Knight.


At. uheir last meeting, Waddington


the opening meetings of Waddinglon . Me t h o d is t Women’s Fellowship augur well for a successful winter session.


Sterling service Excellent attendances at


•At the initial meeting, Mrs Butcher. .- -putisiiig ut short


pared by the committee and hostesses, there was « general knowledge quiz. Mrs Looming thanked Sawlcy members for an onjoyab.e


evening.


slides of her recent holiday in America. Mr H. •' ts was tile projectionist. A vote of thanks was pro­


West Bradford


posed by Mrs M. Duckett. Tea hostesses were bliss A. White. Miss M. Wh’1 and Mrs Blezard. Members hope to arrange


School renovation fund, a


For renovation In aid of the Sunday


ar. outing in the nerr future to a local amateur drama production.


HARTLEYS FABRICS at THE WHST1WELL HOTEL


Fellowship members were


Open meeting Whalley Methodist Men's


joined by their ladies at Friday's meeting


school. Thev enjoyed a talk on life in Portugal by Mrs D. Evans, of Oswald- twistle, who stayed there in a bungalow with her family. At tomorrow's meeting—


the.


again an onen session—a doctor will give " a hopeful


view of cancer."


not mar the attendance at a whist and domino drive on Saturday, held by the Abbey senior Citizens. Whist winners: fadies. Mr- Holt and Mrs Woodhead: Rents. Mrs Brooks and Mrs Sander, son. Dominoes: Mr J. Chetham.


Good turn out The inclement weather did


T OSF'Hr


Hall, was hostess for the monthly meeting of Tossido


A lifetime Mrs K. Parker, of Gamble


and district’s Women's Group. Leader Mrs B. Peel wel­


We have been pleased to supply curtains for llie BAR, ENTRANCE HALL and RESTAURANT at the WHITE- WELL HOTEL, WFHTEWELL, Nr. CLITHEROE.


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Also at BARNOLDSWICK, SKIPTON and COLNE or Phone Direct Norman Wood af Our Workrooms, Colne 5114.


jumble sale was held in St, Catherine's Similar School on Saturday altcr-


noon. Manv helpers were in attendance. Refresh­ ments were served bv mem­ bers of the committee and £40 was raised.


Pendleton


presided at Pendleton WI monthly meeting, but also acted us me in a b'-auiy demonstratlon by guest speaker Mrs C. southworth.


Versatile Mrs R. collingo. not only-


of ciitheroe. Six membc'5 arc attend-


ing the international day at


Southport. Miss Mummy won the


mice for her husband, the Rev. Jeffrey Butcher, spoke on obedience to divine in­ spiration and service to tlio-c 111 need. Silo was thanked by vice-president Mrs W. Burgh, wh- look the chair and referred with gratitude ' the sterling ser- l:nq service of Miss B. Jack- son. secretary for the oast six yearn.


trict President, addressed the second meeting, giving a survey of the history of the ’Dllowship. Its meet­ ings throughout the country


came into bring 30 years ago :o meet a special wartime


Mrs E. Wilkinson, the Dis­


held m Gisburn Festival Hall raised £33 for the NSPCC. Winners were: Ladies —


For NSPCC A whist and domino drive


Mrs S. Holgate, Mrs It. Woolcrton, Mrs M. Tlniro- good. Gents — Mrs Nelson', Mr T. Whittaker. Mrs H. Taylor. Longest sitters: Mr's Hutchinson and Mr Coupland! Dominos: Mrs A. Ellis, Mr E. Gornall,


made scones and cakes provided by the ladies.


Fellowship's Refreshments of lio-e-


Chapel full Chipping Congregational


#§®Sj n o n


rally was well supported on Friday. The chapel was packed to hear Mr Bill Parkinson,- of Woodplump- ton, speak on Christian Joy. Mr Matt Huddleston pre­


anniversary


Andrew Robinson, John Pate. Winning card: Mrs B. Farrow. Competition: Mark Cox, Mrs Westhouse, Mrs Emmott. Mr N. Tallon, Mrs Balrstow. Mrs J. Gornall thanks all


David Riley. Children: Lindley Pate,


sided. David Cornall read Hie lesson and soloist was Miss Christine Leak, of Lancaster.


Growing


who supported and helped with the effort.


Gisburn Young Wives at­ tended the annual meeting,


Life in India Some 20 members of


when Mrs Howarth-gave all illustrated talk about indtn. She was thanked bv Mrs


W Dronsfield. Mrs H. Crook, presiding,


and M. Pate.


John Barr lias qualified for a beef judging contest at the r yal Smlthflelu Show in December. John was one oi s; members of the club who took part in the beef and sheep live and car­ case judging eliminating


Good judge Gisburn YFC member


need. : id she emphasised that tli need, though different <n nr - - v ways, was just as gren* today.


liotisc, ' l the chair, gave the vote of tha- 1 At next Thursday's meeting at 2-45


icc-prc ' Mrs Loft-


pan. the s' aker will be Mrs Neason, of Whalley.


competition, and a bring and


buv stall ' held to raise money for funds. Members were asked to


Chatburn


Creative Handicratts took up a lot


of tune at Chatburn Friday


Club's meeting, as tlie girls are preparing various novelties for their stall at


IIU'VIWVU *w» V.—..


comed the speaker, Mr J. West, of Harrop Fold, who gave an entertninin talk en­ titled “My Life," from 'Ms childhood to retirement.


served bv the hostess.


work. In small groups, they did sewing, collage or pebble work, guided by the leaders. A game of animal, veget­


Thanks were expressed by Mrs C. Blackburn. Tea and biscuits were


rainbow domino f iv e orga­ nized by the committee of Tosside village Institute. MC. was M- F. peel, 'inners were: Elu., Mrs Berry, Mr N. Craven (Bol-


Colourful There were 18 tables at a


closed with Susan Giles saving a prayer which she had composed. A new leader, Mrs p.


able or mineral was en­ joyed before the meeting


Field, was welcomed, and another member, Louise


Richardson, was admitted.


ton-by-Bowland>. Mr J. Fin­ der (Newton). Mr L. Blrtle (West Bradford). P‘ , .lr


j . Lofthoiise (Clilheroci, Mrs A. Walmsley "Vest Bradford). Mr E. Ne\v'-""=e (Newton), Christine Wall- bank. White. Mrs J. Sagar. Mrs


D Hogg, Mr . Kenyon (CliUi'Toei. Mrs S. Walker


(Dunsop Bridge). Yellow, Miss M. Jackson, Mrs S. Kenyon (Clltheroe Mr B. Breaks (Newtoh). Mr' u. Townson (Slaldbum). Children: Michael Ptnder,


Christ Church, Chutuiirn, was represented at ih9 recent Deanery Festival, held at St Bartholomew's, Great Harwood. Members were addressed by diocesan president, Mrs E. Ray, mid the service was conducted bv tile Rev. 12. Uonldtng, Vicar ol St Bartholomew's. I’hc Branch banners, th,


Probation work The Mothers' Union of


save waste tv’oer to bring to the next meeting. My, Boot was tea hostess.


was held In St Helen's Sun­ day School, on Friday, rais­ ing over £48- f .r Sunday School funds. Members of the committee toured the village before the sale, col­ lectin'-’ m is c e l la n e o u s lambic -nd goods i°r the produce stall- Refresh­ ments were served during (he evening and the vicar. Canon C. F. Goodchild. thanked the helpers.


Raise £48 A successful jumble sale


Slaidburn


the forthcoming sale of oiubs ended In a draw witn ...


.At, uowiumi _____ v* -


Sliidburn and Bolton-by- Bowland Voting Fanners


Quiz time A regional quiz between


46 obits each. Judges ...cvc


.IiiHops


Haddlestone. of Chipping. Questionmaster was Mrs


and Mrs M.


Fdna Watenvort' ; scorers, Mrs y Harrison ana Miss Heather Fenton, and u ne-kee; . Mr Jim Town-


contest. From a to:..t of 28 junior


boys ' ’ f ' sheep class, Ian Coates was placed eighth and Robert Barr sixth. In the so:


Beckerton gained second place. In tlie beef class. John Bancroft was placed fourth.


class. Richard Chipping


given as prizes at a rainbow wliist drive - organised by Chipping and District Old People’s Welfare committee. The event raised £38 and,


Edible prizes Portions of lamb were


and only two to go to form a lull pack, Chipping Cubs are going from strength to slrenyth-


With a membership of 22


Freeman and Mrs Iren Preston are to have per­ manent help from Mrs Sheila Hodkinson, of Isaac Farm, and Mr Frank Berry has offered his services with


Cub leaders Mrs Eileen


some of the badge tests whenever he can. Parents will be able to see


introduced two new mem- burs. Mrs J- Frankland and Mrs J. Driver. Tea. lionesses were Mesdames S.


just what takes place at a meeting, when the Cubs hold an open evening In the parish rooms, next Thurs­ day, at which they will dis­ play the Hallowe'en masks they have made.


Pony club Members of Chipping's


newly-formed Pony Club will be leaving their animals at home on Saturday when they Hold a jumble sale m tile parish rooms at 2 p.m. It is the first money-rais-


■ing effort of the club, and they are hoping to be kept


busy. The club is also hoping to increase its membership.


gave Susan Dewhurst a dual role by electing her both chairman and treasurer at tire club’s annual meeting. She is a former chairman of the club. Vice-chairman is Keith s ecr eta ry,


Dual role Chipping Young Fanners


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Maureen Airey; assistant secretary, Margaret Mercer, hnd club leader, Francis


added to the money raised at a domino drive, will pay for the old people's Christ­


mas party. Assisted by the ladies, the


drive was organised by .the


new chairman. Mr J. Moon and committee member Mr J. Birkett. MC was Mr J. Moon and there were 20


tables in play. Winners: White—Miss J.


Wells, Mrs D. Chadwick, M. Jackson (booby). 'Blue — Master D. Meyler. Mr C. Haworth. Mr G. Brcnnand, Mr.W. BatleY (booby). Yel­ low — Mr B. Breaks. Mrs M. Hayhurst, Mrs E. Lceming, M- Brown ibooby). Pink — Miss Bretlierton. Mrs A. Brennand, Mr J. Slater, Mrs


son. In Uie visiting team ' . . ,■ e Michael Smalley (....a'l Angela Robinson,


Delia Lof -‘ 'e nn<! Bryim roriitliwait-


' ed: Gor don Fletcher, an


, Tlie lie"'” , lean' com- cant). Rowetia Robinson


join- Harrison


Stn1rnnksPe- the hosts 'ver<; pr; » W Mic hael


ST ”well-attended business K,(., , -. held on Mon.


SJfv evening, maided over ® John Harrison.


, h'0 v?'6' >° ' tf” 1 Silver glades ice rink at Bradford.


■ school after the service. ' At the oranch meeting,


Chatburn one carried nv Mrs D. Atkinson, were re. ceived ' In the sanctuarv. Supper was served m the


Duncan Brlckncll. ’•'iHolm Taylor, Carol Hogg. Com­ petition: Mrs E. Robinson, Linda Hogg, Mrs J. Sagar.


child, of Waddington, who school on Friday, when £J- described her experiences In ^-as raised for wiswcu w: probation work In Bradford, fapd".


opu-URCi wm mi.-, n. viuuci-


Mrs M. J. Prosser led the opening prayers.


s eaker was Mrs N Good rhe Wiswell


tll„re was a good, attendance , liinih'a «ate I” t


Dmirinn down suite of pourlnt rain


R. Smith (booby) Mrs Hargreaves. of


Basliall Eaves, won tile raffle.


■Work of LEPRA


A FORMER mayor of Clllheroc, Conn. Richard Turner, spoke to Trinity Women's Fellowship about the work of the. Leprosy Relief Association (LEPRA) with which he has had a close association for the past 12 years.


visits to leper hospitals in Af r i c a , illustrating his remarks with photographs. He answered manv ques­ tions from an audience that included ladies, from other churches m the town.


Coun. Turner told of his


A collection was taken In aid of LEPRA.


Mercer. Members were asked for


their ideas for future activi­ ties, and tentative arfange- ments wero made for a Christmas party on Decern


ber 17th. Members would probably


have a meal, followed by an open dance in the village


hall.The next meeting, with a talk on travel, will be on November 4th.


are attending weekly classes at Chipping Parish Church in preparation for confirma­


Confirmation Eighteen young people


tion:It is not too laic for others to join the classes held on Wednesday even­ ings. The. confirmation service will be at the church in February.


, Remanded 'A- BRICKLAYER Who


appeared on ’ remand at Clltheroe Magistrates' Court charged with doing nearlv £40 damage to property, now realised he could not go on oehavlng ns he. hnd done. He also realised that he nad a responsibility to the community to behave properly, said Mr John L Lumlev. defending.


John H. cSreenall (24), o) Mavfleld Avenue, ciitheroe


pleaded guilty. He also ad­ mitted owing a balance o' £121 m finP> ’ ffno that he had ven oouno ove for 12 months v >nnther court.


Inquiry report. t ‘\: inagis trntes deferred their decl


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