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taken by enrolling members Mrs N.; Maddock and h’ght refreshments were served by Mrs J. Spencer and Mrs G. Whitaker.


was welcomed and birthday g r e e t in g were sung for Kathryn Brown, Karen Hall, Cindy and 'Tracy Primrose and Lyn Ridgway. Most of the evening was spent playhig outdoor games and planning the gala float.


group is continuing its efforts to clean up the village and hopes that the young people who have been helj^g wM tu rn up again on Friday, meeting in the village centre at 6 ^ p.m. Helpers can order Jubilee Keep Chatbum "ndy T-shirts from Mr John Camp­ bell.


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recently admitted Sara Brad­ ley, Debbie Place and Carol P rice, paraded a t Christ* Oiurch on Sunday morning. Five of the company are


Camping Chatburn Guides, who


Chatbum Friday Club, where an entertainment was given by R ebecca Boardman, Joanne Harrison and Diane Ridgway. New member Ann Clark


Plan float Attendance was excellent at


members, directed by Mrs M. Heaton, sp en t the time making flowers for their float at the village gala. A short act of worship was


service of thankspving at Chatbum Methodist Chape) on Sunday afternoon was fed by the Rev. A. Ward Jones, ’ Methodist, minister. Lessons were read by Mr J. G. Sharp and Mr N. Turpin. The vicar of Chatburn;


Thanksgiving . A united Silver Jubilee


Chatburn


Fellowship at Chatburh went' on their annual outing by coach to Southport, where, they spent their tune accord­ ing to their own wishes.


Outing The Methodist Women’s


Ribblesdale Club, Chatbum, were Mrs A. Green and Mrs A. Grosvenor. The ladies played dominoes and the men 'snooker. Members are asked


Come early T ea h o s te s s e s a t the


to attend the next meeting in good time for a domino drive.


. Guide in past six months) and Diane Kirkpatrick (best effort). Tina is the first to win a proficiency badge — for -swimming. ^


Rev. N. Maddock (president), Mr H. Woods (chairman), Mr Proctor (vice-chairman), Mr A. Hodgson (secretary), Mr E. Hor^eld (treasurer). The committee also includes Mr J.- 0 . 'Butters, Mr D. Hook and Mr J . Spencer.


vice-chairman Mr H. Woods presided and reported on activities.; Secretary Mr A. Hodgson and treasurer Mr J. Spencer also gave reports. • Officials elected were the


Mitton Sm'Tffi a“es«»n lime


which ended with a spelling bee, were Mrs Gore, Mrs Briant and Mrs Yeoman.


and Mrs Stanley Bullock, Hane Tree Farm, Chaigiey, was transformed to provide one of the largest dance halls in the Kibble VaOey for the Jubilee dance in aid of Mitton Parish Chureh.


Tidy group The “Keep Chatbum TOy”.


be long remembered by the 800 people who attended. Mr Bullock and his steff were assisted in hanging festive bunting by a willing band of helpers led by Mr Stephen Dugdale.


I t was an event which will


osed a vote of thanks, and a f te rw a rd s Mr and Mrs Telfori judged a competition fo r th e be s t Coronation souvenir, which was won by Mrs Lancaster. Hostesses for the evening,


■ A talk on local government by_ Mr L. Telfori, clerk to Clitheroe Town Council, stimulated many questions frorri members of Little Mitton WI at their meeting. Mrs M. WBliamson prop­


with a conducted tour of the church by the Rev. G. Gaze,, preceded the AGM of Chat- burn’s Men’s* Society, held at th e Red Pump, Bashall Eaves, and followed by a chic­ ken supper. In the chairman’s absence,


currently on a camping holi-' day near Grange-over-Sands with Chtheroe Parish Church Guides. . - Recent awards have been made to Tina Holgate (best


V i l la g e n e w s Gisburn


flower decorations was given to members of Gisbum WI by Mrs A. M. Williams. She was .introduced by Mrs W. Graves- ton and thanked by Mrs H. Moorhouse. '


Flowers A demonstration of pressed


Chicken supper An outing to Slaidbum,'


Bolland, Mrs M. C ow ^ , Mrs I. Carr and Mrs J. Dibb. A trip to-Hpmsea Pottery was discussed and Mrs R. Asquith rep o r ted .'o n her visit to Denman College.


wild flowers was wonj P . Silverwood,


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collected personally, can also be obtained from the Ribble 'Valley Council’s offices in Church Street, Clitheroe, or from the iiiobUe office, which next calls ,: at the village on June,27th.


; o f'beakers by the Vicar, Canon S. A. Sdby. After a pet show, buffet tea


Barn dance A bam at tiie home of Mr.


in the Festival Hall in the evening.


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attended All Hallows’ Church, Mitton, on Sunday morning, for a service of thanksgiving led by the Rev. A. R. Higgin­ son. Organist was Mrs E. Spurgeon.


ServiceA la rg e congregation


th e pupils. The morning family service was conducted by Miss Barbara Si^etom, g u e s t speaker being Mrs Janet Jefferson, of Claneroe. The scholars. sang special - items with recorder secom- paniroent and Carol Finder read the lesson.


with red, white sod blue flow­ ers, the centrenieoe b e ^ a wooden cross filled with flow­ ers brougM into the


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evening service was “Crown Him long of kings." Three Barnoldawick youngsters sang g q ^ l songs and played guitar. 'The services were well atten d ed and collections raised £84 for Sunday School funds.


in Grindleton for Christian Aid raised a total of £35.


were the guests of the village WI for a coach outing to Cleveleys, where they had tea. .


Rimington


Jubilee celebrations. Demon­ strator was Mrs A. Frank- land, winning ticket holder Mrs F. Simpson and raffle


winner Mrs D. Eccles and Mra A. Buckle.


■on the Manor House Farm field. Tea was served by


(Ian and Stephen Smith Matthew Varey, Andrew and


Junior winners; the Rustics


David Holland). Runners-UD- Guides B (GiUian WrathaU Joanne Ingleby, Janet Peel’ Karen Oliver, Jean Thistleth- waite), Stopper Lane Strikbrs (Timothy Ashton, Richard Taylor, Peter Moorhouse William Robinson, Heath S ed ^ ck ) and Pendle Panth­


ers (Marenret’ThlsUethwaite GHban Simpaon, Aisa Betn ■ J o y c e K ^ h t , J ^ ^


Tigers (Alan and Ja.aios Hack-


Gomgnan). Senior winners; Ox Close


began ■with children’s events


ladies of the sports committee and in the evening 16 t e ^ took part in a five-a-side foot­ ball competition.


FIve-a-side Rimington’s sports day


and Tupperware party in Rimington Memorial Hall raised money for the village


Coffee A combined coffee evening


Tea party Grindleton senior citizens


Collections House-to-.house collections


by Janice Raw, Anita Webs­ ter, Derek Cla^ and Christ­ ine Clark. Poems were redted by H e len G ran t , J a n e t Hanson, Jane Lloyd and John Roberts. Primary and senior pupils sang a number of hymns, with Dylan Morris as soloist. Mr Goodall’s subject at the


A procession and hymn-


was served to over 400 people at the White Bull Hbtel. A comic mcket matdi between the ladies and the men was followed by a alow bicyde and pram races, pillow f i^ t s and a Punch and Judy show. ’There were also Youth Group sideshows and a home-made toffee stall. A dance was held


celebrations at Gisburn began w i th c h i ld re n ’s sp o r ts , followed by the presentation


Buffet tea Happy, but cold. Jubilee


for concessionary bus tokens, are reminded that they can collect their allpwance on Monday' afternoon,* from 2-45 p.m. to 3-15 p.m., at the Festival Hall. ’The tokens, which must.be


Bus tokens People in Gisbum elirible


A competition, for a posy of won by Mrs 1,- Mrs D.


mg, Alan Dugdale,- Andrew . Metcalfe, Philip Hodgson). Runners-up; Elbow Benders (Derek Knowles, Donald Nicholson, Dennis Seed, Robert Walker, Anthony Green). A silver cup donated by Mrs


P. Berry was presented to winning captain Alan Hacking by Jubilee committee chair­ man Mr a : Eccles. Prizes were'"also presented to winning teams and runners- up.' Referees were Mr T. Jackson and Mr A. Scott and linesmen Mr H ., 'Thistleth- waite and Mr K.:Cutting, who also received igifts.-


R im in g to n homes were judged on Monday by Mr and Mrs N. Kent, of ’Twiston. Winners were Mr and Mrs G. Dean, of Martin Top C ottar; , Mr and Mrs J. Peel, of Fir Trees Farm; and Mr and Mrs B. Ashton, of ’The House that Jack built. ' 'Village celebra­ tions continued. yesterday with-'a procession and comic cricket match, followed by a dance.'


Colilic cricket Jubilee decorations on


Chipping


Distnet Old P o l e ’s Wrifare Committee, the trip took in Lytham, Filling, with a stop for' tea, and Glasson Dock. The 'Vicar, the Rev. T. Green, and Mrs Green, and the Rev. A. Higginsoh, prieat-in- chatge of 'Whitewell, Hurst Green and Mitton, were in the party.


r ia te ly Hotel.’^


Happy Days Club left on Saturday for a week’s holiday in Llandudno, staying approp- a t “The Queen’s


Holiday Members' of Chipping


ablaze with I 8 mam street was


Blaze of colour CWpping’i


. Lowe, Christine Bainbridge, C a th e r in e Bailey, Ju l ie Forshaw, Carol Fye, Wendy


Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs Edward Newhouse, judged the fancy dress and crowned the queen.


offidated, Mr Eric Bainbridge read the lesson and F r Louis Duggan preached. Hymns were led by a combined choir with Harold Jackson 'at the organ.


took place m the afternoon, with tea served in the Village


A full sports programme ^


Hall, and a grand disco at night completed the celebra­ tions.


' in readings, prayers and hymns at a united service at St Mary’s School. I t was conducted by the Rev. T. Green and Fr Louis Duggan.


Dutton


to be cancelled when rain marred Dutton parish celebra­ tions on Sunday. But thanks to the generosity of Mr and Mrs Tom Dugdale, of Dutton Manor, activities were trans­ ferred to a large garage, where special entertainment


In garage Outdoor sports events had


and parents and 73 Jubilee mugs were presented to the children. The event was organised by a committee with Mr Thomas Whalley as chairman.


Billington


Guard of honour S e a ,


Army and RAF Cadets


will form a guard of honour for the re-dMi’cation service at Billington and Langho war memorial on Sunday at 1-45


p.m.A procession led by Black­ burn Salvation Army Band will leave BUlington Gardens a t T-30 p.m. Walkers will include members of the Royal British Legion, the Royal Nav al A s soc ia tion, ex- servicemen and Langho Scouts and Guides. • T h e s e r v ic e will be conducted jointly ^


P. H. Dearien, the .Rev. R. a" Harpur, the Rev. W. Parkf'c .nnd Mgr. J. Guerin.


the Rev.


was laid on. Tea was served to children


Endowed and St Mary’s RC Schools, CHiipping, took part'


Unity Children from Brabin’a


service at the packed Parish Church atten d ed by the Mayor and Mayoress and parish council representa­ tives. T h e R e v . T. G re e n


’The day began with a united .


ElUsqn, Diane ^uttleworth and Kathryn Smith. Steven Procter was train bearer. Ribble Valley Mayor and


Silver Band; a tractor-drawn trailer, carried Jubilee Queen Yvonne 'Whitaker (16) and her retinue. Attendants' were Susan


as the parishes of Thornley, Chiraing and Leagram-with- Bowfend celebrated the Silver JulAee. To musie from Slaidburn


colour on Tuesday


from the C o p in g and ’Thorn- ley area enjojfed a coastal run by coach on ’Ihursday. Orosnis^by Chipmngand


Coastal mn A party of 65 senior citizens


Read


by Stephen Massey accom­ panied by Christopher Shaw and Gary Smith, and the Cub : Scout flag was carried by Andrew Oughton, with Simon Oughton and Mark Saunders ' as colour party escort.


and presentedvtheir flag or banner. First was the Union flag carried by Scout Ian RusseU, escorted by Steven Hill and Neil Hambleton. The Scout flag was carried


decorated wito red,* white and blue flowers. V : : Each organisation paradfel


and thanksgiving in honour of the Queen’s Silver Jubilee was held, at St John’s : Church, Read, conducted by the vicar,; Canon P. A. Schofield. > :, >, The packed ^church was


On parade ' , A special service of prayer


. 6th as a social gathering, with L other organisations invited. 'Votes of thanks were prop­ osed to her.and to (janon Goodchild for:conducting the monthly services.


Downham Special hymn


•r-. A_ Jubilee thanksgiving .■se'iyice,._ combined with Sung Eucharist, at St Leonard’s Church, Downham, was


conducted by the Rev. F. E. Chard.


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: ten for the Jubilee, was sung by th e choir and specid prayers were said. Oiganist was Mrs W. I. Todd.


;Three wickets Downham Cricket Club


• . "The Brownie pennaiit was ■ presented by Jennifer Shaw - escorted by Rosalind Shaw and Lucy Scott, while the Guide flag was carried by Susan WillSnson, with Susan Hull and Helen Stubbs. Mrs Barbara Totty, enrol-


, surer, Mrs K Russell. , The;choir ■was conducted by


second lesson.


Mr Jim Hargreaves, and organist Was Mr D. K. Hall. Members of the parish


parade from Haugh Avenue, Simonstone,.to Read CE School playing fields, foUowed by races, five-a-side football and tea. In the evening, a disco dance will be held at Read CE School and ateenage disco a t Simonstone CE School.


children will be presented with Jubilee crowns and Simohstone children with Jubilee mugs. The next day there will be a


villagers of Simonstone ■will have e n te r ta inm en t and refreslunente at 'Simonstone SchooI,~wd the following day there will be a similar event for Read ■villagers at the local school.


On June 24th, the "older Slaidburn


speaker was Mrs Mary Kent Harrison, of Bolton-by- Bowlmd, who gave a demon­ stration of patchwork. She was introduced by president Mrs Doris Leeraing and after­ wards judged a patchwork com]Mtition, won by Mrs Jane Lewis, Mrs (Jhristme Blakey and Mrs Ann Swindlehurst. Mrs Lewis proposed thanks.


Patchwork S la id b u rn WI’s g u e s t


Pendleton


costume made by child—Paul Nutter; Jason Stott, Humor­ ous — Stephen Cavanagh; Mark Ford. Original — Juhe, Lisa, William and James ■Whitewell; John, Mark, Roger and Peter'Nelson. Pretty — Eleanor Hornby, Katherine Whitewell.


den Hall, donated 54 mugs to the children and his house- k e e p e r , Mrs G ra s to n , presented prizes. W in n e r s w e re : B e s t


by Pendleton parish and captained by Charles Nutter and George W’hitwell drew a la rg e crowd on Sunday. George’s team were the winners.


Parish match Two cricket teams formed


Waddington


Waddington, was packed to capacity for a Jubilee service on Sunday, swelled by a contingent of Guides from Waddow Hall. Canon C. F. Goodchild was assisted by the Rev. John Loxham and Mr Peter Home, who gave the address. Mr P.' A. Cunliffe was organist and Mr G. L. Brandon carried sthe Royal British Legion standard.


Packed S t H e le n ’s C h u r c h ,


Mothers’ Union, Waddington, held in the .Sunday School, it was decided to continue meet-- ing on the first Wednesday of the month. ' .


Garden party , At the AGM of St Helen’s


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service, Mrs E. Chapman read the lesson and later gave the financial statement, and chairman Mrs C. F. (Joodchlld gave a resume of the year and thanked officers and commit­ tee for their work. Members were asked to


Mrs L. Bird conducted the


turned up in an assortment of costinnes for a Jubilee party in the village hall, on Monday. Judges were Miss R. Mundy, Miss E . Yorke and Mr Andrew Gordon. Mr John Aspinali, of Stan-


Assortment Children from Pendleton


lined up an entertaining prog­ ramme of Jubilee events, starting on Saturday with a tea and disco for children and te en a g e rs a t Simonstone Tennis Club, followed by an adults’ b a r b i e and dance.. On June 17th, Read school


Entertainments _ Read and Simonstone have


ling member, carried the Mothers’ Union banner, and her* escorts were secretai^ Mrs Joyce Ifew, and trea-


■Downham won by three wickets, highest scorer being Bob Swarbrick. Mr T. Pringle and Mr K. 'Whittaker were umpires and Mrs S. Reed . scorer. .


Whalley


weekend at the Station Road ground beginning. with a barbecue on Saturday evening in a marquee. On Sunday some 500 ^wn-UM enjoyed watching the annuM children’s sp o r ts . Fortunately, the weather turned kind and the sports went with a zip. ’There w e r e t h e c u s to m a r y sideshows and, for variety, an inter-pub tug-o’-war.


.School, Billington, who assist at playgroups as part of their studies, were there to help look after the chUdren. Before


going home, each child was gi'ven a Jubilee crown.


Farmers walk the fells


Eric Greenwood, a natuinh'st from Liverpool University, gave a talk about farming from the botanist’s ■viewpoint.


Two flats


NUMBER six, Parson Lane, Clitheroe, is to be converted into two flats by its owners, the Ribble Valley Council, at a cost of £9,500.


farmers from a -wide area, spent one and a half hours walking the fells. Supper was afterwards provided by Mr Huddleston’s wife, Annie, hir Dick Ckiates, of the Agricul­ tural Development Advisory Service, paid tribute to Mr Huddleston, chairman of the group since its formation 12 years ago. A vote of thanks was proposed by hir Henry Bainbridge. During the evening, Mr


MORE than 100 members of Chipping Hin Farm Group met Saddle Side Farm, the home of their chairman Mr Matt Huddleston. The party, which included


the party, ndiich began ■with a tea In WhaHey Adiut Centre. Afterwards they went outside for the show and games. ’The children paraded in their home-made crowns, and six ■winners were chosen. Girls from St Augustine’s


Coun. ^mray Fell, who had taken along hand puppets. He a lso en te r ta in e d with a colouring act. Over 60 children attended


CHILDREN from the two Whalley playgroups were treated to a very special Punch and J u ^ show at their combined Jubilee party. ’The show ■was put on by


PUPPET SHOW


Barbecue Whalley CC had a busy


played a “Merrie England” team assembled by Robin Barker on the Barley Field.


: The hymn “It is the Lord who holds the nations,” writ-


. Harrogate. Mrs Goodchild suggested holdmg a garden party at the vicarage on July


suggest future speakers and plans were made for an Au g u s t. outing, possibly to


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