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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 1st, 1977 7 Martin Top


Salvation Group services at Salem


Congregational Chapel on Sunday were conducted by Miss Melanie Starlde, of Clitheroe. Her theme was “Salvation.” During' the afternoon


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service, Christine Kckup and Helen Jones taught the children a chorus “Jesus loves everyone, yes he does.” They also sang “My God is love” and “God my father. I’m glad he saved my soul,” accompanying them-' selves with ^itaro.


In a second prize Irticulluralist, he 1 flower section.


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I At the evening service, Melanie spoke on the theme of “Ehaise.” Christine led in prayer and sang “Praise him on the trumpet,” “Jesus is Lord,” “There on a hill of Calvary” and “Jesus, there’s something about th a t n am e ,” accompanying herself with ™tar. Miss Alice Parkinson was


the Methodist Hall on Tues­ day were: Ladies — Mrs Mattock, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Clough. Gents — Missi Astley, Mrs Hargreaves, Mrs Marshal. The next meeting is on September 27th.


Langho Hopeful hoping lor a good turn-out of


mothers at the annual raeet- Lan


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ing, which is being held in ' th e Methodist Hall on Tuesday.


organist for the day. Collec­ tions for London City Missions amounted to £20.


Autumn Club whist drive in


Right cards Winners of the Langho


Slaidburn


Afternoon teas Members of Slaidbum WI


served afternoon teas in the village hall on Bank Holiday Monday to raise money for funds.


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whist drive at St Mary’s Clubroom. Result’s: ladies — Mrs B. Birtwell, Mrs 0. Lacey; gents — Mrs J. Green, Mr F. Butterworth.


Over 60s Sabden Over 60’s held a


Sawley


make f ru i t and cream d e s se r ts was given to Sawley WI by Mrs Elizabeth Hey, of the Hark to Bounty Inn, Slaidburn.


Desserts A demonstration of how to


ta s te the desserts and s e v e ra l members won samples to take home. Mrs Hey was thanked by Mrs Clark.


Everyone was able to


length of cotton to send to the Solomon Islands. They hope to organise an outing to ~


Preston


Dyson has been busy pack­ ing the hand-made articles which are to be sold in


Day, which Ze^and. It was reported that Mrs


Members agreed to buy a


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Sabden


show presentation dance was held at St Nicholas’s Church hall, but prizes were not handed over because some people who should have received them were unable to attend. Those present enjoyed a disco and potato pie supper.


Show dance Sabden’s horticultural


London for the Silver Jubilee appeal.


include a coffee evening for funds on September 21st and a sale of seconds on September 27th. Members volunteered to help at the sale and supply biscuits.


F orth com in g events


y jin quiz won by Mrs Crowe’s team. The competi­ tion for a pastry flan was won by Mrs "V. Giles and Mrs G. Benson.


The evening ended-with a Bolton-by-Bowland


training of sheepdogs was given by Mr Dayid Carlton to members of Bolton-by- Bowland YFC. He was thanked by Michael Cros- sley.


Sheepdogs A talk on the handling and


Lane Ends


£100 for the funds of the Lane Ends Community Centre, was held at Stakes Farm, Cow Ark, by kind permission of Mr and Mrs G.


For centre A coffee evening, raising


Clegg. Chatburn


burn’s Silver Jubilee draw are still unclaimed, it was reported at a recent meeting of the Jubilee committee". "Winning numbers are


Unclaimed Several prizes in Chat-


advertised in this issue and winners are asked to contact Mr R. Frankland, of Clough Mount. The committee has decided to hold a Jubilee b o n f ire on S a tu rd ay , November 5th.


drive at the Ribblesdale Club was won by Mrs Cowell. Booby prize went to Miss M. Hatfield. While the ladies played


Dominoes First prize in a domino


dominoes, the men played snooker. The domino drive was organised by Mrs A. Grosvenor and hostesses were Mrs A. Palmer and Mrs M. Wignall.


£27.70 were receivedf by Miss H. Nutter for the Methodist Sunshine Band, in memory of the late Mrs


In memory Donations amounting to


* Primrose.


Woodhead and Mr Thomp­ son (raffle). Miss Watson (guessing weight of leg of lamb). Miss I. Waddirigton (number of peas in jar), Mrs J . Fowler and Mrs G. Capstick (free raffle). Miss M. Brennand (treasure island) and Mr W. Moore (d a r ts ) . Mrs R o b e rts expressed thanks to the hosts.


Whailey


domino drive organised by Abbey Senior Citizens, Whailey, the results were: Ladies — Mrs Holt, Mrs Woodcock and Miss Hudson; gents — Mrs Titterington, Mrs Haworth and Mrs


Citizens Winners at a whist and


Turner. Dominoes: Mrs F. Hindle,


Mrs M. P r ic e , Mr J. Chetham, Mrs 0. Hornby, Mrs G. Cornwell, Mrs M. Stavelw, Mrs J. Proctor, Mrs D. McVie, Miss Wolstenholme, Mrs Jolly, Mre A. Sutton.


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Hindle, Banks, Littler. Williamson, Turner,


It: Bradley. Best trick: I'.vorth, Turner. Best dog in show: Turner, |:st non-pedigree: Jolley.


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joRSE RACING |uid under Mrs Conway, 1% Weld-BIundell. 14h.h. Ir: Ann Marsden, Jackie


IcBride, Janice Morgm I 'Vances Sandersold, Rita I les, Ben Sutcliffe. Open


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p: Ruth Hargreaves, 1:1, Janette Sandersold.


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CANOE instructor and Venture Scout Cliff Cowbum (left) shows Scouts how to stipple the canoe in the mmtld.


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SINCE Clitheroe and d i s t r i c t Scouts were presented ivith a mould to make slalom racing canoes by the Chamber of Trade three months ago, they have been in non-stop production. With an o th er mould


owned by Ribblesdale Scouts, ADC Alban Snape and Venture Scout Duncan Fielding have spent 16 days and 48 evenings to turn out 21 canoes at an average cost of £25. They had the support and


help of leaders. Ventures and Scouts. With the 20 canoes they already had, there is now a total of 41 canoes — sufficient for all the local troops.


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Prizewinners were Mrs Waddington .


H elen ’s, Waddington, branch of the Mothers’ Union chose a perfect summer day for an outing which took them first to Harrogate. They had lunch there and


Perfect day Members of th e St


known as Guy Fawkes had been captured in the vaults


of the ifouses of Parliament with flint and gunpowder and was even now being tortured in an effort to force him to betray his accomp­


lices.


Mr Smith, from the Lancashire Records Office, chose this letter and docu­ ments of local interest to explain the work and scope of his departments. He explained that most people come to find information about their family tree. Deeds, wills and parish registers provide the clues. One deed he produced had


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been written on parchment in 1314. It was for Green- gore Farm, a forerunner of the present farm of the same name, on the same site.


Chipping


friends of Chipping Happy Days Club enjoyed a tour round the Yorkshire Dales with a short stay at Ripon and tea at Aysgarth falls.


Happy Days Thirty-five members and


BAINES—JACKSON


All the aces The monthly whist and


domino drive organised by Chipping Parisn Church Mothers’Union had its usual high attendance. Whist ^vinners: ladies —


Mrs E. Hartley, Mr J. H a y h u r s t , Mrs D.


Hai’greaves. Gents — Mr H. Green, Mr H. Hargreaves, Mr Charnley. D om in o e s : Mrs L. Kenyon, Mrs E. Jackson,


Miss J. Ainsworth, Mr A. B. Seed, Mr E. Ainsworth, Mr H. Dolphin. Competition: Mr Dolphin, Mrs S. Robin­ son. Mrs E. Jackson and the ladies provided refresh­ ments.


viewed the gardens and then went to Harewood House and gardens, where the chil­ dren enjoyed the adventure playground. Thanks were expressed to committee member Mrs Vera Barnsley, who made the arrange­ ments.


Hurst Green


led H u r s t Green WI members at their August meeting. From an original letter,


Peep into past A peep into the past thril-


dated November 6th, 1605, they heard the news red-hot from London, about the previous night’s happenings in Westminster. A man


Organ solo To celebrate St Barth


olomew’s day, special services of music were held at Chipping Parish Church (S t Bartholomew’s) on S u n d ay morning and evening. Conducted by the Vicar,


Nicholas Baines, son of Mr and Mrs Stan Baines, of Brights Close, Newton, was married at St Michael’s Church, Alston, to Miss Janet Jackson, a teacher.


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of Mr and Mrs R. Jackson, o f H a c k in g D r iv e , Longridge, was given away by her father. She wore a cream ^own of georgette and a veii secured by a Jiiliet


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MORE than 150 children participated in 22 events j at Pendleton’s annual sports.


the Rev. T. Green, the choir sang hymns and anthems. Organist Harold Jackson played a solo and, with Warren Simpson on trom­ bone, played a sonata by Galliard. TTiis was repeated at the evening service.


summer holidays. Chipping Youth Club opened in the Parish rooms, on IMesday, beginning with a committee meeting.


Open again After a lapse for the


presented to the schoolchild in the Pendleton and Mear- ley parish with most points was awarded to Mark Gornall. It is the second time he has won the trophy.


The championship cup, RESULTS


Patrick Anderton, John Nelson. Girls 9-11: Sharon Ainsworth, Julie Whitwell. 30 yards flat, 6-8: Peter


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Heyworth, William Whit- weU. 5 and under: William Slinger, Peter Nelson. Ladies’ obstacle: Susan Cowperthwaite, Elizabeth


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Slinger, Valerie Bradley. Egg and spoon, under 11: Samantha Bailey, Alex Rayton.


Ladies’ sack: Elizabeth


Brian Heyworth, Mark Gornjill. Girls 12-15: Nicola Stott, Juliet Robinson. Egg and spoon, ladies:


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Valerie Bradley, Susan (jowperthwaite. Ski" g i r ls un d er 16: Linda Gornall, Julie Whitwell.


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