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attended the annual whist and domino drive organised in St H e le n ’s Sunday School, Waddington, on Shrove Tues; day by the Mothers’ Union, who- a re n o ted for the refreshments', they provide. MCs were Mr J. Barrow for whist and Mr R. Nelson for dominoes. ■Whist winners: Ladies —


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Mrs Wright, Mrs Boothman, Mrs CartwrighL Gents — Mr ' F.-Brown, Mr Norward, Mr Dukes. Dominoes: Mrs Tomlinson,


Mr Ainsworth, Mr F. Hatton, Miss Whitaker. Raffle- Mr Cowperthwaite


and Mr B. Chapman. Canon C. F. Goodchild


thanked everyone for their support in the effort, which raised £50 for Mothere’ Union work at home and abroad.


Waddington Methodist School raised over'£40. Soloist was Airs A. Lodge, who sang . “How beautiful are your dwel­ lings, Lord” and “TTie Lord is my shepherd”. Dialect poems were read by Mr J. Herd and poems by Mrs S. Wilson and Mrs D. Underwood. Mrs Underwood, secretary


Missions A home mission meeting at


for home missions in the village, thanked all who helped to make the evening a success.


Chatburn


the Rev. P; Harrower was welcomed to C h a tb u rn Methodist Women’s Fellow­ ship to give a devotional talk. There was a good attendance at the meeting, chaired by Miss Hird. Pianist was Mrs R. Kay. The committee served refreshments.


Devotionai Whalley Methodist minister


members were enrolled at an Ash Wednesday Communion service in Christ Church, Chatbum, conducted by the Rev. N. Maddock. Organist was Mr N. Lawson and the members were presented by e n ro l l in g member Mrs Maddock.


Enrolled Two new Mothers’ Union


RibblesdSe Club, Chatbum, raised £16 towards the club’s donation for the village silver . jubilee effort. The stall was organise'd by Mrs A. Gros- venor and Mrs A. Palmer. Tea hostesses were Mrs Chambers and Mrs 'E. Singleton. The ladies played dominoes and the men snooker as usual.


Raise £16 A bring-and-buy stall at the


Reco rd s A junior disco at Chatbum


Methodist Chapel’s premises was attended by about 80 chil- . dren, who enjoyed dancing to records and musical games. Pop and crisps were served Organiser was Mrs J. Hodg­ son, assisted by Mrs B. Strickland, Miss Julie Frank- land and Aliss Diane Frank- land, and proceeds were for , the Playing Fields Committee funds.


Invited


The hamlet of Worston — part of the parish of Christ Church, Chatbum —has been invited to share in Chatbum’s


silver jubilee celebrations. At a recent meeting, the people, of Worston accepted the.invit- a t io n in p r in c ip le and appointed Mr King to repre­ sent them on the committee. It is hoped they will enter a float in the village gala!


■ CE School on Monday night. . Also present was the Divi­ sional Commissioner' for Bowland and Clitheroe, Mrs •Ellis.


• F o u r te e n g i r ls were presented by leader Mrs


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Olivia Kay for enrolment. They were: Tina Holgate, Ju d i th Baxter and Janet Spencer (patrol leaders), Lynn Limbert, Debra Robin­ son, Susan Frahkland, Helen Denson, Christine Frankland, Julia Turner, Diane Kirkpat­ rick, Helen Spencer, Fiona Zant', Deborah Thompson and Isobel Riley. Mrs Kay ■will be helped by


Miss Judith Lee, Mrs M. Smith and Mrs S. Hatch. A f te r th e ce rem o n y ,


Methodist, minister the Rev. A. Ward Jones gave a word of, e n c o u ra g em e n t to th e company, and the vicar, the' Rev. Norman Maddock, said p ray e r s and wished the Guides well. Refreshments were served by the Guides, followed by a sing-song and Christine Frankland said the closing prayer. The Guides will meet on


Wednesdays in the village hall.


Slaidburn


descriptive commentpy on the work of the society in Sierre Leone, and answered questions. Mrs Leeming expressed thanks. There were bring-and-buy and book stalls.


jubilee celebrations in Slaid- bum, Mrs Elizabeth Hey, of the Hark to Bounty, gave a d emonstration. of savoury' dishes. I t was very much' enjoyed by the audience, who were invited to supper by Mrs, Hey a f te rw a rd s . Jubilee committee secretary Mrs M. Shaw gave the vote of thanks.


Savoury To raise funds for the silver


Dunsop Bridge


Target The committee orgmiising


silver jubilee celebrations in th e two Bowland Forest


parishes has set a fund-raising target of £400. ’The money — which the


committee hopes to raise from three efforts this month — will be used to give local chil­ dren a party later in the year and to provide them with a mug each. . 'The first of the efforts — a


in aid of the Church Missio­ nary Society was held in Slaid­ burn Village Hall. Mrs J. Leeming, deputising, for the Rector, the Rev. G. H. Gaze, who was ill, introduced area rep re se n ta t iv e Mr J. G. Greaves, of Lancaster. He showed film strips with


Film s tr ip s The annual coffee evening


Guide company was enrolled by Bowland District Commis- ■ sioner Mrs A. Peacock in the


New Guides Chatburn’s newly-formed


Newton


P an cak es There were eight varieties


of pancake on the menu when Newton landlord Mr Harry Rhodes and his wife Barbra organised a pancake night


with a darts and dominoes knock-out at the Parkers


Arms. A profit of £50 was made ,


for the local jubilee fund. Darts winners were: Ladies — L. Greenwood, S. Walker. Gents — J. Hitchen, G. Whar­ ton. Dominoes: A. Wallbank,


I. Peel. .


Ju n io r disco The first junior disco at


Newton Village Hall met wth m o d e ra te success. Disc^ jockeys were Edward Robin,' Jane Elliott and Kay Walton. The event was arranged by the social committee for hall -


funds. Downham


Church Council at Dowmham took place in the village school, with the Vicar presT ■ding. Mr N. Lund was elected-


Bellringer Elections for the Parochial


vice chairman', Mr T. A. McLean secretary, Mr W. Jackson treasurer and Mrs A. Croft electoral roll secretary and covenant secretaiy. During the meeting Mr


of the Trees,” Mr Priest. The trees have been obtained by the parish council from vari­ ous sources.


Tea party Read and Simonstone silver


jubilee committee has decided the. two villages will combine to celebrate the Royal occa­ sion, culminating in a tea party on June 18th, at which the children will receive souvenirs. The Read children will be


Whaliey


Miss Murray, Mrs Haworth,' Mrs Parker. Gents —• Mr C. Edwards, .Mr Bush, Mr Lucas.


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presented with specially minted coins and the Simon­ stone youngsters will each receive a jubilee mug. A meeting of the'committee


in St John’s School, attended by all Read organisations and


most from Simonstone, agreed that the celebrations should include a children’s sports day and a cariiival procession.


Gisburn


Young Fanners travelled to the Milk Marketing Board Cattle Breeding Centre at Whalley. Ian Coatds thanked th e ' guides w'ho directed members round the centre. At a recent open meeting at


Cattle centre On Monday, night, Gisbum


Miss Lamb, Andrew Cfotty,- Mrs S. Gorton, Mrs Hindle. Raffle: Mrs Gorton (Sen.),


Dominoes: Mrs B. Parker,


March 31st. Abbey drive


Mrs Lees,’ Mr Pennington. The next drive will be on


. Winners at the drive held by the Abbey Club, 'Whalley, on Saturday, were: Whist, ladies — Mrs M. Topping,' Mrs G. Britch. (Jents — Mrs A. Brooks, Miss N. Knowles. Dominoes: Mrs M. Cliffe,


Miss E. Wolstenholme, Mrs D. MeVie, Mrs L. Eddleston, Mr F. Newmaii.


Holy Land . An illustrated talk on a visit


West Marton, i l r and Mrs M. Bargh gave an illustrated talk on British Columbia. Supper of pie and peas was served.


Lund presented Mr W. I. Todd -with a book on British heritage signed by all the PCC members to mark his retire­ ment as captain of the bellrin-. gers. Mr Todd has been a • bellringer for over 40 years and_ the gift was in apprecia­ tion of his services to the church.


ance at Downham Vicarage on Sunday for the first Lenten discussion, when Mr R. Jones, headmaster of Pendle Junior School, spoke on the church’s role in education. Other speakers will include a coun­ cillor, a social worker, a doctor and a magistrate.


Discussion There' was a good attend­


Management Committee held its second sports evening on- Thursday. Attendance was good, in spite of the weather, and snooker, whist, dominoes, darts and table, tennis were, played. Supper was served by the committee ladies.


S p o r ts night Downham Village Hall


Read


Mixed team A shortage of lads forced


Read and Simonstone Youth Club to draft three girls into their football team to play Wilpshire. But although the girls put '


up good performances, the Read and Simonstone side lost a tight game at Spring Mill, Langho, by the only goal. In the youth club team


spent by members of Gisbura Dancing Club in the Festival Hall on Friday, the last meet­ ing of the present session. MCs were Mr and Mrs Reynolds, of WTialley.


Last dance "A pleasant evening was


at a coffee evening held at Gisbum Festival Hall to raise money for refreshments for the silver jubilee celebrations in Gisburn, Newsholme, Paythome and Horton. Various stalls attracted


Profitable A profit of £161 was made


to the Holy Land was given to a large mixed audience at the whalley Men’s Fellowship meeting on Friday by Mr Neil Turpin, of Chatburn. His slides showed many places visited by Jesus during his life’s work' on earth. The talk next Friday will be


on the work of the Salvation Army, by Miss M. Bleazard, of Clitheroe.


Sabden


team put up a brave perform­ ance before going down 6-2 in a friendly game against a powerful team from Simon­ stone. Three first-half goals put


Brave Sabden’s youth football


attracted to the monthly whist and domino drive held in 'Whalley Catholic Hall. . ' ' ■ Whist winners: Ladies —


Crowd . A large


. Mrs A.'iB. Ellison,.Mrs E. Kenyon, Mr H. Arn^orth, Joyce ■ Ainsworth, Jacqueline Ellison.


, Competition: Mrs A. B. ..


Ellison, Mr J. Hartley. MC was Mr Joe Moon. Refresh­ ments were served by Mrs M. Saimders and Mrs M. Seed.


Rimington


. M. Ashton and Mrs D. tVhit- taker.


Club at Rimington, formed in October, held a' successful clothes party of branded seconds in the Memorial Insti­ tute on. Thursday evening, raising £54 for club funds. ■ Secretary Mrs Barbara Spencer intrixluced organiser Miss Christine Newton, of Rishtbn, and coffee and biscuits were served during the everang. PVizes were won by Mrs M. Binns, Mrs E. Hunt, Mr B. Walmsley, Mrs


S e co n d s "rhe Ladies’ Table Tennis


m m West Bradford


subject of an illuminating talk given to St C ath erin e’s Mothers’ Union, West Brad­ ford, by Miss M. Barton, of Downham. She pointed out the lack of obser\'ance of the season nowadays and related


Customs Lenten customs were the


■ some amusing anecdotes relating to self denial. Mrs K.: Parkinson expressed thanks. A service was conducted by


Canon C. F. Goodchild, with Mrs M. Mackenzie as accom­ p a n is t . Mrs Goodchild announced events planned for March. The to ta l from members’ overeeas boxes was


visitors and a tombola and com p e t it io n s were well .supported. During the evening, Mr


Maurice Myers, of the Bamoldswick branch of the R oyal B r i t is h L eg io n, presented a certificate and poppy brooch to Mrs L. Hart­ ley, of Newsholme, in recogni­


Simonstone in command, but the Sabden youngsters came out fighting after the break and pulled back to 3-2. However, Simonstone re­


■ £10.50, a small increase on last year. Mrs Dilys Smith was


established their superiority with three more goals in rapid succession to clinch the game. Scorers for Simonstone were Richard Ford (3), D. Ellis (2) and P. FonJ (1).


tion of over 15 years’ service as a ' poppy .'seller. Thanks were extended .to ^all who • supported thVeveningr,


• - t b s s id e r


Tosside for a whist and domino drive' in aid of Insti­ tute funds. MCs were Mr J.- Kenyon and Mr E. Metcalfe. V^ist winners: Ladies


Full h o u se There was a full house at


Mrs D! Hogg, Mrs R. Kenyon, Mrs A. Underwood, Mrs Ingham. Gents — Mr F. Peel, Mr C. Howarth, Mrs B. Peel, Mr S. Clark. Dominoes: Stephen Berry,


were: Paul Gunson, Andrew M cL e a n , R u th V a r ty , Jonathan Moss, Michael Artingstoll, Emma Travis, Gary Heys, Mark Demaline, Susan. Capstick and leader Robert Hughes. The youth club manage­


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coffee morning and evening— takes place tonight at Wood End Farm, Dunsop Bridge, home of Mr and Mrs J. Whitaker. The next is on March 23rd


Hurst Green Ju b ile e ball


‘ by the fete committee. Proceedings began %vith a w h i s t and domino drive.


' Whist winners were: Ladies Mrs Haworth, Mrs C.


Greenhalgh, Miss J. Ains­ worth, Mr F. Hayhurst. Chil-' dren — Andrew Crotty and Andrew Holden. After refreshments, the


Holden, Mrs Shoesmith. Gents — Mr B. Breaks, Mrs Lakeland, Mrs E. Ainsworth. Dominoes: Adults — Mr W.


Mrs J. Sagar, Mrs E. Farrow, Mrs P. Crossley, Mr F. Lofth- ouse, Mr A. Mann, Mrs C. Redmayne, Mrs J. Metcalfe. Children’s dominoes: Claire


a t Dunsop Bridge Village Hall, when Clitheroe Motor Club will show a film about rallying. Coffee and biscuits will be available. Two days later there will be


a buffet dance in the ■village hall. The committee hopes this will boost the fund over the £400 mark. The committee, chaired by


Mr James Leedham, meets again on Thursday at the ■V^itewell Hotel.


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ance at the ACM of Dunsop Bridge Village Hall Commit­ tee. After a ballot for officers, the following were elected: Mr J. Dowle (chairman), Mr W. Mason (vice-chairman), Mr J. Peel (treasurer), Mrs M. Pye (secretary). Two members from each of five organisa­ tions were present and other committee members were re­ elected en bloc.


Ballot There was a good attend­


Martin Top


Prayer Group ser'vices at Salem


C o n g reg a tio n a l Chapel, . Martin Top, on Sunday, were conducted by Canon S; A. Selby, of Gisbum, who spoke on the theme of “Our eyes open to Jesus.” Mrs Florrie Parker sang the solo “One day.” Evening worship on the


theme “IVayer” was led by the Rev. L. H. Oldfield, of Stopper Lane. The Rev. Don Cullingford and his wife Mollie sang a duet “My Saviour,” accompanied by Mrs Cullingford on the piano. Miss Alice Parkinson was


ment committee met at the home of Mrs Julie Varty, of Singleton Avenue, Read, and elected Mrs Varty and Paul Gunson to serve on the silver jubilee committee. The management commit­ tee is at full strength follow­


ing th e election of four youngsters —' Paul Gunson, Ruth Varty, Jill Foster and Sandra Bullock.


at Read Constitutional Club on Monday were: Ladies — Mrs M. Houldsworth, Mrs S. Hensby, Mrs' M. Blackburn. Gents — Mrs C.'-Relf, Mrs E. Hutchinson. Competition: Mrs E. Bracewell. MC was Miss E. Ennis.


Lucky Winners of the whist drive


held at Read Cricket Club with music by the Ben Wors- ley Road Show.


Disco A “tots to teens” disco was


Sermo n s The Vicar of Read, Canon


■ Lenten sermons for children a t St John’s Church on Sunday. It is entitled “The five keys.” Last Sunday, Canon Schofield gave the of the sermons, called "The locked door.”


P. A. Schofield, vrill give the second of his five annum


Tree planting Fifty trees will be planted


■ members hope many villa­ gers, including youngsters, will attend and perhaps plant a tree themselves. The planting will start about 10 a.m. and among


on. St John’s School field in Read on &turday. The tre ^ planting has been organised by the parish council, but


those there will be Ribble Valley Parks Superintendent


organist for the lUiy. Collec­ tions, which amounted to £26.17, will tie dun.atcd to Tear Fund.


Mr Roger Hirst, CPRE offi­ cial Mr Stanley JeevM,


District Education Officer Mr Fred Calvert, and an oificim of the nature g r o u p “ Friends


son, Mr D. Wright, Mr K. Pruess. '


Langho


F o r playgroup Langho pre-school play­


group raised over £70 at a coffee morning and bring-and- buy sale in the Methodist


Hall. Proceeds will be used to buy and replace equipment.


R^fle winners included Mrs Ashton and Mrs Blythe.


Bolton-by-Bowland


Games A talk and films on New


Zealand and East Africa entertained 21 members of Bolton-by-Bowland YFC on Monday. The speaker, Mr G. Lancaster, was thanked by Angela Booth. Club members played host to Slaidbum YFC for a sports evening, with games of football, netball and badminton.


Warman, Judy Pinder, Peter Taylor, Linda Pinder. Competition: Mrs D. Robin­


Mayor and Mayoress of Longridge, Coun. and Mrs Ian Taylor, judged the jubilee queen competition. Winner was Susan Greasley. Her a t te n d a n ts were Audrey Wilkinson and Amanda Bamber.


Chipping


fortnightly whist and domino drive organised by Chipping village hall committee.


10 tab le s There were 10 tables for the


■Whist winners were: Ladies


— Ml'S Green, Mrs Procter. Gents — Mr C. Bond, Mr


Green. Dominoes: Mr John Proc­


ter, Mr Fred Lawson, Mrs Agnes Ellison, Julie Bleazard.


by Chipping and District Old People’s Welfare (Committee on Friday rmsed £65.


Dancing time A supper dance organised


.


M ak ers and Mrs Doris Knowles, of C h a ig ley , provided a cold meat and salad buffet. About 130 attended the dance in Chipping Village Hall. Mr R. Chew won a bottle of whisky in a game and there were raffle prizes.


Dancing was to the Melody


Eeunion for confirmation candidates


THE Vicar, of WlMey, the Rev. Alec Harpur, has been indulging in a .spot of detective ■work recently in an attempt.to tra'ce anyone who was confirmed at the parish church'ill February,. 1927.


, ‘ For th a t was the first them but he is hopeful that


confirmation service to take place in th'e then newly- formed Blackburn diocese. And now, — in diocesan jubilee year — Mr Harpur is keen to organise a reunion of some of those first candidates.


A total of 34 people were


confirmed at the 1927 service and Mr Harpur has been able to discover their names fi-u/ii the church records. So far he has traced about a dozen of


on Sunday, March 13th, the date of this year’s confirma­ tion service. By coincidence, the number of candidates this time is 34, just as it was 50 years ago. In 1927, the service was taken by the first Bishop of Blackburn, the Rt Rev. Percy Mark Herbert. This lime, the Bishop of, Buirdoy, ' “ . R. C.


one or two more can be found. The reunion will take place


the Rt Rev, will officiate.


, C. Watson,


■. About 200 people attended a silver jubilee ball in Hurst Green Village Hall, organised


welcomed as a new member. It was agreed to write to committee member Mrs K. Robin.son, who is learing the district, to thank her for all her work.


Wiswell


Planning ah e ad At a meeting of Barrow and


Wiswell Jubilee Committee it was decided to hold a sports day on July 2nd on the Barrow School playing field, with events for children and adults, sideshows and refreshments.


this and to provide souvenirs' for all children under 16 in Wisweir parish, several smal­ ler events are planned — a coffee evening at 1 Cockerill Terrace, Barrow, on March 16th, a sherry evening at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Barrow, on March 29th, and an old time dance at Pendleton Village Hall on April 22nd.


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