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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 6th, 1977; 5- Village news Chatburn


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ist minister, the Rev. E. S. Joselin, was preacher at the morning harvest service at C h a tb u rn , M e th o d is t Church. Mr Joselin now lives in Blackpool. Sunday school pupils


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brought harvest gifts which were received by teachers Miss Anne Benson and Miss Joyce Benson. A lesson was read by Jeanette Harrison and the organist was Mr C. C. Johnson. I¥eacher in the evening


was the Rev. A. Ward Jones and organist was Miss G.. Parkinson. Collections total­ led £81 and the harvest gifts were distributed among the sick, and elderly on Monday evening.


Union, Chatburn, joined other branches in the Dean­ ery to see the MU film prepared for centenary year. They were welcomed to Whalley CE School by the Rev. R. A. Harpur, 'Vicar of 'V^alley. The film, projected by the


Centenary film Christ Church Mothers’


the air at the Ribblesdale Club,. Chatburn, for Mrs Exton had celebrated her ruby wedding, Mrs A. Gros- venor her wedding anniver­ sary and Mrs A. Palmer her birthday. ' The usual games were played. Tea hostesses were Mrs Cowell and Mrs Exton. • Members are reminded that' the g u e s t speaker on October 13th will be Mrs A. Stretch.


Elm disease Chatbum Parish Council


is to continue its efforts to establish a linking-path on the south bank dP the Ribble, between footpaths -number five and eight. It ■will be writing to the land- owners concerned, in the hope of securing an agree­ ment for the dedication of such a footpath. Another 15 trees in the


Langho


ment’s centenary'was shown by Mr Parker. Tea and'' . biscuits were served.


Langho, MU and other, branches in the "Whalley deanery were the guests of 'Whalley MU recently. A film about the move- .,


Guests Members of St Leonard’s,


latest meeting took the form of a musical afternoon. Mrs Spencer and Mr Charaley were accompanied by Mr Slater at the piano. Raffle winners were Mrs , "Walker, Miss Mercer and


Musical Langho Autumn Club’s


. Mrs Holden. 'The next meet­ ing, on .Tuesday, -October 25th, will be the AGM. ■


parish have been found to have Dutch elm disease and felling has already been


taking place. Thanks to all who helped


to keep the playing fields tidy, resulting .in Chatbum winning a certificate of merit in the best-kept village competition were expressed by the Parish Council at its meeting.


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Celebrating Congratulations were in


Slaidburn


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Festival The harvest festival


service at Old Langho was conducted by the Vicar of Langho, the Rev. P. H. Dearden, The lesson was read by rose queen Barbara Hargreaves.


drives al St Leonard’s, L an gh o , begin again tonight, at 7-30 p.m. A jumble sale for MU funds takes place tomorrow.


Begin again Weekly whist and domino


Downham


Trumps The f ir s t whist and


domino drive of the season was held in Downham Village Hall on Saturday, in aid of hall funds. Whist winners: Ladies —


Mrs Stewart, Mrs W. Robin­ son, Mrs Wormald. Gents — Mr J. Sw a le s , Mr R. W o rm a ld ,,M r Chew. Dominoes: Mrs Ainsworth, Mi-s F. Hatton, Mr J. Hall. Children’s dominoes:


patients, and were full of admiration for the dedica­


tion of the staff and the modern equipment. An appeal was made to the young mothers for clothing for the, hospital’s children.


Soloist Former "Whalley Method-


' Joselin, was guest preacher at the, two harvest festival services at West Bradford Methodist Chapel. T h e - so lo is t at both


ist minister, the Rev. Eric k'l''


services, which were well attended, was Mrs Iris Gregson, of Clitheroe. Most of the fruit and flowers which had decorated the church were distributed to the sick of the parish and the rest was sold, rmsing £80.50 for chapel fundk .


Newton


committee held a whist ^ d domino d r iv e . Whist winners: Ladies — Mrs Kenyon, Mrs Gough, Mrs Wright, Mrs Smith. Gents — & Craven, May Jackson, Mr B. Breaks, Mr Wright. Dominoes: Mr Lawson,


All the aces Newton Village Hall social


Mrs Walfnsley, J. Lofth- ou se , Mrs Mullen, Mr Parker, Mr Harrison, Mr W. Pinder, Alison Parker. Children’s dominoes: Vicky Jones, Nicholas


. Knder, Jill Parker, David Pinder. Raffle: J. Lofth- ouse, Mrs Wright, Mr Lawson, Mrs Lawson. Supper was served by the ladies of the social commit­ tee and MC’s were Mr Jim Pinder and Mr John Parker.


Debra E ccles, Tracey Eccles, Gillian Thomber. Raffle: Miss Rawlinson and Mr F. Hatton. Refresh­ ments were served by the village hall management committee, and the MC was Mr W. Barker.


West Bradford


Smith and singer Mrs J. "Walton, entertained the


Birthday Magicians Mr and Mrs D.


guests at West Bradford WI’s 10th birthday party. Held in St Catherine’s


Sunday school, the buffet supper was attended by Mrs M; Williamson, of Mitton, who is a VCO‘. Surrounded by beautiful decorations, the birthday cake — baked by the President, Miss K. Hanson and iced by the secretary’s son, Mr R. Mitchell — was cut by the oldest founder member, Mrs Haythomthwaite.


Chaplain A talk on life as the wife


of an army chaplain was given by Mrs R. A. Harpur, of Whalley, to members of West Bradford MU. Mrs Harpur described the


fo r N ew to n ’s annual “Mastermind” competition. It will take place on Friday, October 14th in the village hall and any organisations wishing to enter should contact Mr Lewis at Slaid­ bum 259.


Mastermind Teams are still required


Pinder, chairman; Mrs June Ellio't, secretary; and Mr John Parker, treasurer. 'The ball will be run on the


same lines as a dance held last year by Newton Parish


Council. The c om m it te e has


offered to help with the buffet and local butcher Mr Jim Howard will cook and carve the joints. The Kathy and Reg duo will provide the musical entertainment, and there will be a licenced bar


and raffle. Tickets -will be available


from each parish council, and proceeds will go towards the Silver Jubilee fund. An added attraction will be the draw for the Ribble Valley Council’s grand raffle.


Toys wanted A jumble sale in Newton


time she and her husband, the Vicar of "Whalley, spent in an army camp in Jordan and later Cyprus. She illus- tr a t e d her talk with pictures. Mrs K. Howarth proposed a vote of thanks. A f te r refreshments.


Canon C. F. Goodchild pleaded the cause of the Men’s Day Shelter in Brad­ ford,'a charity which opened two years ago, under his chairmanship, and it was decided to send a donation. T h e m e e t in g w a s


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Village Hall raised £20 for Slaidburn and District Play­


group. The money will help provide new equipment but


the group is still anxious to obtmn any kind of large


toys. Hurst Green


Thanksgiving Floral arrangements,


preceded by a service which Canon Goodchild conducted.


Members from Waddington and West Bradford visited Calderstones Hospital. They saw children’s


Hospital visit A g rou p of Young


wards, remedial rooms and wards occupied by older


dollies were placed. in St John’s Chiirch, Hurst Green


sheaves of com and com the harvest services on Sunday. Over 200 people attended


the service, conducted by the Priest-in-charge, the Rev. Arthur Higginson. During the morning service, Sunday school children, under the guidance of Mrs G. Pennington, presented gifts of fruit and vegetables. TTie Evensong of prayer


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To avoid the cost of further applications and possible legal proceedings, please send payments to the finance officer at your divisional office.


Alternatively, payment may be made through bank or Post Office Giro, details of which are shown on reverse of the account.


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Newton, Slaidburn and 'WTiitewell, have formed a committee to organise a joint parish Jubilee ball, to be held in Newton Village Hall on November 18th. Officials are Mr John


Dance plans The parish councils of


A V A R IE T Y sh ow performed by a gi'oup of young people provided an unusual end to the annual harvest supper at Whalley CE School on Monday


evening. The show was composed


of 18 songs — modern and old .— which the young


Waddington Vickers on “Tlie anchors of


Anchors A talk by the Rev. G.


life” opened the new session of Waddington Methodist


Women’s Fellowship. Chairman Mrs Bargh


welcomed Mr and Mrs Vickers. Members remem­ bered Mrs Carter and Mrs iVoof, who have both died •ecently. Mrs Barnes provided tea


and 22, and mainly from the Whalley and, Clitheroe area, consisted of Alistair and Philip Johnson, John Dubowski, Duncan and Dawn Astley, Philip Baines, David Taylor, 'Anne Day,


purposes committee:; D. Mattinson, W. Scott, J. " Em m o t t , J, P a te , J. Bancroft, F. Hanson, R. Beckerton, I' Coates, A. Robinson, R. Bargh, C. Mason.


Finance and general


Coffee and cake A coffee and cake evening


ind the pianist was Mrs Baines. The next meeting vill be on October ■ 13th,. vhen Mrs Neason, of "Whal­ ey, will be the speaker.


Children help Harvest thanksgiving


services at S t Helen’s Church, Waddington, attracted large congrega­ tions. Four services were held, and the children’s harvest gifts were brought to the family service on Sunday afternoon. .


'Goodchild, conducted the services, assisted by Fr Ernest Smith, the reader at Waddington Hospital, P. A. Cunlrffe was brganist. ■ Many helpers, including


The Vicar, Canon C. F.


distributed to the old and • sick by church members.


children, decorated the church with flowers and h a r v e s t produce. On Monday moniing, gifts were


SaSKlen


were on the menu at a h a rv e s t supper in St Nicholas’s Church Hall last CitiZenS week. The evening’s enter­ tainment included films and music and there was a beetle drive for the children.


Supper Potato pie and apple tart


for two new parish study groups being introduced at St Nicholas’s Church. A Bible study group will meet for the first time in the vicarage on Tuesday, and on Wednesday, October 19th a series called “Man to man” will begin. Both gi-oups have been started by the vicar of S ab d en th e . R ev . T. Vaughan, and will meet fort­


study groups There are a few vacancies


nightly.


by the Mothers’ Union for Mary’s Club on Monday thanksgiving ' night, domino winners were


Social At the weekly social in St


MrsShaw, Mrs Lawless, and Mrs Palmer. "Winners whist were: Ladies — Miss O. Lacey and Mrs C. Seftqn. Gents — Mr Simms and Miss B. Nixon.


at Gisburn


and praise was attended by the Ribble Valley Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs Edward Newhouse. Mr Keith Bond conducted


Annual meeting Gisburn YFC held its


the Blackburn CatheiM young people’s choir in psalms and anthems. After the "service, Mr Higginson invited the Mayor and Mayoress .and choir to the Vicarage for refreshments.


by Hurst Green Fpotball Club,, in the village hall, made a profit of just over £96 for club funds. The organisers are grateful to the mothers of players who made tea and other helpers.


For funds A jumble sale organised


Over 60s Club held their fo r tn ig h t ly whist and domino drive. .' -Whist winners were:


Right cards Members of Hurst Green


Ladies — Mrs Robinson, Mrs Malcolm; Gents — Mr A. Robinson, Mr C. Snape.- Dominoes: Mrs R. "Whalley,- Mr W., Shoesinith,- Mr Greenhlagh.-'; Raffle: Miss Bretherton.


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annual meeting at West Dockber Farm, Sawley. Chairman Andrew Bargh


thanked last year’s officials. Treasurer Robert Bargh p r e s en ted the y ea r ’s accounts, and John-Bancroft


gave a report on behalf of the club leaders. New officials are: presi­


• district representatives, David Mattinson, Wendy Scott, Ian Coates.


dent, Mr G. Bargh, leaders, Mr R. Beckerton, Mr J. Bancroft, and Mrs;F. Hanson; chairman, David Mattinson; vice-chairman, Judith Emmott; secretary, Wendy Scott; programme secretary, Christine Mason; assistant programme secret­ ary, James Pate; social secretary, ■ Andrew Robin­ son; .treasurer, Robert Bargh; assistant treasurer ■Les Day; press correspon dent, Brian Moorhouse; club register, Helen Mattinson,:


County representatives


are Mr W. Coates and Robert Bargh; sick visitor, Andrew Bargh; reP^GSenlk' t iv e on F e s t iv a l Hall committee, : John Falshaw.


at the F e s t iv a l Hall, Gisbum, raised almost £90, part of which will go towards the Lady Chapel p r o je c t at the Parish Church. The annual event, orgm-


p e o p le performed in costume. The cast, aged between 14


Fiona Sharpe, Wendy Hazel, Alison Balmforth and Debbie Rayner. The show was produced


by Mrs Mavis Day and the pianist was Mr George Moore, of Blackburn. Back- stage staff were the Rev. George Parker, curate of Whalley Parish Church, Mrs


— Mrs Bush, Mrs Barker, Mr Cowperthwaite. Gents — Mr Howarth, Mr Bush,


Mr Lax. D o m i n o e s : Mr s


Rydeheard, Mrs Hindle, J. Tomlinson, A. Hargreaves, Mrs Hargreaves, Competi­ tion: Mrs "Walshley, Mr S n a i t h . , A n d r e w Hargreaves. 1716 next drive is on October 27th.


Tosside


ised by the Mothers’ Union and Young Wives’ Group, included a bring and buy stall and a raffle, -won by Mr H. Taylor and Mrs W. Graveston. Thanks, are. e x te n d e d to all who


. supported the effort. Bashali Eaves


, Pendleside” shown by- Mr ■ Rickard,'of Nelson. He was welcomed by Mrs Bargh and


h o s ts to Slaidburn on Monday evening, when an enjoyable time was spent looking at films of “Old Pendle” and “Painting in


Hosts ■ Bashall Eaves WI were


■thanked by Mrs Storey. A raffle was won by Mrs E. Robinson, Mrs R. Parker and Mrs Chew. Competition prizes were


Military There'were 19 tables at a


military domino drive in aid of Tosside Institute funds. MCs- were Mr W. Kenyon and Mr J. Kenyon. Table winners: - eight —


Gay Cox, Mrs Sylvia Ireland, Mrs Muriel Duckett and Mr John Day, of 'Whal- ley Church Players, and Debbie Hindle. The lighting was opei'ated by Andrew Newton and David Royle.


Pictured are members of the cast. Bolton-by-Bowland


Tricks and spots B o l t o n - b y - B o w l a n d


Village Hall committee recently held a whist and domino drive.


Ladies — Mr T. Cow^per- thwaite, Mrs D. Ingham, Mrs R. Attwell; Gents —Mr •T. Wormald, MrW. Ireland, Mr D. Wellock. Dominoes: Mr Metcalfe, Mrs M. Pye, Steven Pickard, Alan Life, Mr "W. Towler, Mr R.


Whist winners were: ■ /


Mr J. Pinder, Mr W. Redmayne, Mr W. Pinder, Mr G. Sager; 12 — Mr and Mrs, A. Wentworth, Mr_ F. Lofthouse, Miss R. Ains­ worth; 15 — Mrs D. Hogg, Mrs M. Cowking, Linda and Carol Hogg; 13 — Mr and Mrs J. Lofthouse, Mr E. Seedall, Mr S. Hogg. Children: Jason Brown,


F. Peel.


Special day The congregation at


won by Mrs Blakey and Mrs G. Parker. On Slaidbum WI’s behalf Mrs Leeming thanked Bashall Eaves for a lovely supper and a pleasant evening.


Whalley


Abbey Senior Citizens’ whist and domino drive were: Ladies — Mrs M. Holt, Miss M. Hudson. Gents — Mrs R. Sanderson, Mrs I. Kelly. Dominoes: Mrs- M. S t a v e l e y , ’ Mr J. Chetham, Mr 0. Tittering- ton, Miss F. Hindle, Mrs L. Eddleston, Miss C. Davies.


Winners at Whalley.


ance for the first of a new season of monthly whist and domino d r iv e s at the Catholic Hall, Whalley. "Whist winners were: Ladies


Dominoes There was a good attend­


L. Swallow and Mr J. Bolton, and MCs for the evening were Mr W. Cros- sley.and Mr J. Singleton.


Howard. The raffle was,won by Mr


Debate Bolton-by-Bowland YFC


members took part in an e v en in g of debate on Monday. Also participating were teams from the village WI, the village hall commit­ tee and the cricket club.


Peter Taylor, Daniel Brown. Competition: Mrs A. Went­ worth, Mrs E. Wright, Mr


Grindletpn B illin g to n Harvest bIBs


Ebenezer Baptist Church, Billington, will on Sunday celebrate the .128th anniver­ sary of the founding of, the cau se in the v i l la g e . Preacher will be the minis­ ter, the Rev. T. E. Watson,


of Darwen. Chipping


£20 profit A profit of £20 was made


by the Chipping branch of the Conservative Associa­ tion from a whist and domino drive and raffle in Chipping village hall. Raffle winners were Miss Breaks, Mrs H. Leece and


Meylor, Mrs F. Harrison, Mrs M. Breaks: Gents — Mrs B. Bolton, Mr E. Eccles, Mr S. Greenalgh. Dominoes: Mrs S. Lawson, Mr F. Lawson, Mrs Joyce Ainsworth, S. Hatton, J. Procter, J.' Bagot.


Mr J. Moon. Whist: Ladies — Mrs J.


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Threat to resign over ‘freedom of speech’ issue


CLITHEROE Mayor Court. Bob Ainsworth threatened to resign from the Ribble Valley Coum cil on ’Tuesday o"ver what he described as Nazi Germany” Standing Orders.


changes to its Standing Orders recommended by the P o licy and Resources Committee.


The council was discussing


•give the member into charge. .


to proposed additions to Standing Order 21 concern­ ing the powers of the chair­ man to use force to remove an obstreperous member from a meeting;


Coun. Ainsworth objected •


conceited, it would appear that this is directed at me and is connected with the matter of the Auction


“Without appearing to he


Mart,” he said. “The basic right of democ­


racy is the right of freedom of speech, and I'served during the war to defend that right.


“But now we are going


back to Nazi Germany of 1939, when at the discretion' of a chairman- a councillor can.be told to sit-down.


;“ If he refuses,: the Stand­ ing Order states categorir; callyfhat the chairman-may- call in a police offici^ and


the Standing-Order be refer­ red back to the committee for further discussion. Fml-


“I am going to move that


- "ing this I will have no option but to resign from this


Committee chairman Coun.


council.” Policy and Rescources


^Bill Fleming (Billington) said the changes had >een proposed after a request from members and fitted in with the" council’s policy of


. keeping Standing Orders under regular review.


“ Th e y are me r e l y guidelines, rules which are


: necessary when you have a council of 38 members,” he


said. “To talk about denying free speech is ludicrous.” The council agreed,


however, to omit the propv osed'changes to Standing Order 21, after it was


-- pointed -out that the.law of the land covered the points


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