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For church A whist and domino drive


organised and run by men of Mitton parish raised £58 for church funds. Whist winners: Ladies —


Mrs Houldsworth, Mr K. Jones (sub), Mrs . A.. Jolly. Gents — Mr K. Bush, Mr Unsworth, Mr E. Lux.' Dominoes: Mr Lofthouse,


.Mr Walker, Mrs Charnley, Mrs Walker, Mrs Pearson. MC for whist was Mr A.


Laycock and for dominoes Mrs G. Pearson. A competi­ tion was won. by Mr S. Dugdale and Mr E. Seedall. The Rev. A. R. Higginson


thanked all who had given prizes and refreshments and helped to make, the effort a success.


Bishop On Sunday next, a special


s e rv ice o f Mattms and Remembrance will be held at Mitton Church, with the Bishop of Bradford preach­ ing. He will later be attend­ ing the cenotaph service at Hurst Green.


Shepherds pie Secretary Mrs S. Bowles


rep o rted on the year’s activities at Little Mitton WI’s AGM,: and. treasurer Mrs G. Pearson presented the financial.statement. They were re-elected, as


was president Mrs M. Neason, who thanked the committee and officers for their work. Mrs Gabbot, a VCO,


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Rewarded Months of preparation on


the part of Downham boys in preparing a bonfire was rewarded on Saturday. In spite of rain, the bonfire blazed cheerfully at one end of the village and rockets and s i l v e r fou n ta in s delighted onlookers.


Games The second games evening


of the winter season was h e ld on T h u r sd a y in Downham Village Hall. It is a monthly event when villa­ gers can choose their favour- i t e game — billiards, snooker, darts, whist or dominoes. Refreshments are served by the committee.


Village news


day. when representatives of various organisations which r e g u la r ly meet in the premises heard a. progress report from Canon C. F. Goodchild.


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• He explained that thanks to the generosity and help


of many people, • the first stage of the programme was complete, including decora­ tions to the . hall and stage. An anonymous donor had


promised new curtains for the stage, but he stressed the need for further fund- raising efforts to complete the work. Miss Mo ira Walker,


G u i d e r - in -C h a r g e o f Waddow Hall, offered to hold a coffee morning and e v en in g there. Others agreed to hold a Valentine dance, flower arranging demonstration, slide show of the Far East and a bring- and-buy. Arrangements were also


completed for the Christmas fair and a whist and domino drive, both in December.


Happiness Reminiscences of early


■ days as a curate’s wife, given in a talk entitled “ Home making;” by Mrs Enid Loxham, were enjoyed


by St Helen’s Mothers’ Union, Waddington. Mrs Loxham touched on


the difficulties encountered, but said they were counter­ balanced by family happi­ ness in creating a new home. Members’ appreciation of


. her talk was voiced by Mrs Doreen Edmondson and several others. Following tea, served


under the supervision of Mrs L. Bird, there was discus­ sion about a social in early December, which it was agreed should include a beetle drive, Jacob’s Join tea, and colour slides shown by Mrs L. Cowgill. The meeting opened with


Canon C. F. Goodchild conducting a short service. Mrs Goodchild, who pres­ ided, appealed for warm clothing and blankets for the collection for “Help the Aged.” It was agreed to donate £5 to the appeal from branch funds.


Gisburn


Busy time The annual meeting of


Gisburn WI was held on Thursday in the Festival Hall, with president Mrs W. .Graveston in the chain Treasurer Mrs J. Oldfield


and s e c r e ta r y Mrs D. Bolland presented reports and the president thanked o f f ic e r s , committee and- members for their help during the year. Mrs Graveston welcomed


VCO Mrs C ra v en , o f Longridge, who spoke on the changing scene of the WI movement and what it means to members. She was t h a n k e d b y M rs H. Waddington and given a token of appreciation. Mrs Craven presented the


Hindley Trophy for competi­ tions during the yean to Mrs J. Dibb, the winner for the seventh year. A gift was presented to Mrs M. Clark­ son as runner-up. Miss G. Gowling thanked members for flowers received while she was in hospital. The committee for 1978 is:


Mrs W. Graveston (presi­ dent), Mrs T. Bell, Mrs A.- White (vice-presidents), Mrs E. Gomall (secretary), Mrs J. Oldfield (treasurer). Committee members: Mrs J. Dibb, Mrs P. Silverwood, Mrs I. Carr, Mrs R. Lancas­ ter, Mrs M. Cowgill, Mrs L. M c D o u g a l l , M rs D. Newlove.


Bofton-by-Bowland


Thanks Retiring officials were


th an k ed at Bolton-by- Bowland WI AGM and new ones appointed. Mrs C. F. Pickles was re­


elected President, as were v ice -pre sid ents Mrs L. Bosonnet and Mrs L. Stin- chon. Mrs D. Howard was elected secretary in succes­ sion to Mrs* A. Holmes, and Mrs G. Billows treasurer in s u c c e s s io n to Mrs S. Robinson. C om m it te e members


appointed were Mesdames Pickles, Bosonnet, Stinchon, Howard, Billows, Holmes, Jackson, Stevenson, Driver and Compston. Mrs Pickles welcomed new member Mrs A. Partington and thanked , all concerned in raising £38 for WI funds with a village stall. Arrangements were made


for carol singing next month and for the annual whist drive for cancer research funds in-February. A “cup and saucer” competition was won by Mrs Bosonnet, Mrs J. Holt and Mrs M. Stevens.


On tour Members of Bolton-bv-


Bowland YFC were given a talk on the evolvement of catt le , sheep and pigs through the ages. The speaker, Mr Richardson, also described the different types of breeds. He was ' th a n k e d b y M ich a e l Cornthwaite. On Monday, member were taken on a tour of Castle Castings by . Mr Rudgyard. Jackie Bell , proposed a_vote of thanks..


Slaidburn


Pie and peas . .A n a c c o u n t o f th e


activities carried out by the WI in general and by the


^Association o f Country Women : of the World was given by Mrs J. Paxman at the annual meeting of Slaid- bum WI. She was thanked by Mrs G. Parker. Mrs. Jane Lewis gave an


account of her visit, as dele­ gate, to the autumn council meeting, and reports were given Dy secretary Miss Isabel Waddington and trea­ surer Mrs Barbara Steen. _ All were thanked by presi­


dent Mrs Doris Leeming, w h o a ls o e x p r e s s e d members’ appreciation to vice-presidents Mrs Mary G.


Parker and Mrs Lewis, Col. L. C. King-Wilkinson and


Mr J. Leeming (who acted as tellers), Mr and Mrs Thur­ ston (who printed program­ mes), and Mrs G. Parker and D . P e a r s o n ( o u t in g organisers). Mrs Leeming was re­


-elected, as were the trea- surer and vice-presidents. After 19 years as general secretary, Miss Waddington relinquished the position to Mrs D. Pearson, but will act as programme secretary. Committee: Mesdames


Myra Briggs, Doris Leem­ ing, Jane Lewis, June Neal,


Mary G. Parker, Mary R. P a rk e r , Jean Parker, Dorothy Pearson, Connie Redmayne, Emily Robin­ son, Barbara Steen, Ann Swindlehurst, Kaye Thur­ s to n and Miss Isabel Waddington. In competition for a jar of


jam, Mrs Paxman awarded equal first to Mrs Edith Lawson and Mrs Emily


Robinson. A pie and peas supper


followed, served by the c om m it te e , who were thanked by Miss P. Staride.-


Favourite hymns S elect ions played by


Slaidbum Silver Band were a feature of Thursday’s coffee evening and bring- and-buy in the Methodist Schoolroom. The conductor was Mr John Cowking. It included a session when


the audience was invited to participate, by choosing favourite hymns. The band was introduced


and thanked by Mr E. Raw, senior steward. Proceeds arhounting to £23.50 were


devoted to Home an3 Over­ seas Missions.


Aussie slides Colour slides taken during


a visit to New South Wales, Australia, shown by Mr R. Fish e r , o f Waddington, delighted members of the Slaidbum Over 60s group in the Methodist Schoolroom on Monday. Miss P. Starkie presided


and thanked Mr and Mrs Fisher.


Read


Guides meet At a meeting of Read


Guides, Sarah Hilton was awarded the Friend to Animals badge, and Christ­ ine Dixon the lifesaving badge. Some of the Guides attended a Hallow-e’en party at Whalley when Elizabeth Goodway won a f ir s t prize for a flower arrangement and Phillippa Haworth for composing a poem.


Church parade The 1st Read Brownies


held their November church parade on Sunday at the United Reformed Church. Deborah Harrison carried the pennant, escorted by Judith Goodway and Clare Sumner. The collection was taken by Ruth Caladine and Andrea Caunce.


Remembrance The service of remembr­


ance and dedication will be held on Sunday at St John’s C h ur ch ✓ at 10-45 a.m. Wreaths will be laid at the war memorial after the


Floral display Members of Read Conser­


vative Women’s Association •met in the Constitutional Club. Mrs C. Caladine intro­ duced Burnley Flower Club member Mrs A. A. Wilkin­ son; who gave a display of floral arrangements. A Guy Fawkes night competition was won by Mrs J. Butcher. Other winners were Mrs J.


D a w s o n and M r s J. Haworth. Mrs- Wilkinson


was thanked by Miss A. Dyson and supper was served.


Sabden


Delivered milk A member of a well-


known Sabden farming family who was a familiar figure in the village, where she delivered milk for manv years, Miss Clara Whitwejl, o f Whins Farm, died on T h u r sd a y in B u rn le y General Hospital, aged 65/ Although Miss Whitwell


retired from regular work about two years ago, she still enjoyed doing odd jobs


recent illness. The funeral, at St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden, on Tuesday, was followed by interment in the churchyard:


Prizes The annual Sunday School


prize distribution took place at Sabden Baptist;Church, on Sunday morning. The service was taken by Mr David Burton, of the North­ ern Baptist College, who


Helen Jacques and Miss Angela Walsh.


£ r e s e n te d the prizes.


Fashion show A £50 donation has gone to


the Pat Seed Cancer Scan­ ner Fund following a fashion show at Sabden Baptist School. The show, given by Brier-


ley’s, of Burnley, was organ­ ised by the Baptist Ladies Fellowship and opened by their secretary, Mrs Marion Bridge. A total of £70 was raised. Commere Mrs Irene West


introduced an extensive range of autumn and winter fashions, including hats by


Edna o f Keirby Walk, Burnley. Mrs June Berry, the prop­ rietor of Brierleys, was


thanked by Mrs Dorothy Dyson.


All the aces At Monday’s weekly social


and drive in St Mary’s Club- ro om , Sabden, domino


w in n e r s w ere" Mrs R. Graham and Miss M. Wood. Whist winners: Ladies—Mrs Bowker, Mrs N. Trotter. Gents — Mr E. Wilson.


Fireworks More than 100 people


were at Nutter Bam Farm, Sabden, on Sunday night, for a firework display and bonfire party. The weather stayed fine


as £50 worth of fireworks provided a display and the bonfire, which had taken parents and teachers all morning to build, was lit. The event was organised


by the PTA for children from the County Primary and St Mary’s RC Schools. It added £20 to PTA. funds.


Whalley


Right cards Abbey senior citizens held


a whist and domino drive on Saturday. Prizewinners


were: Ladies — Mrs M. Holt, Mrs E. Lancaster.


Gents — Mrs R. Sanderson,. Miss N. Knowles. Dominoes: ’ Mrs M. C l i f fe , Mr J. Chetham, Mrs L. Eddles- ton, Mrs N. Pye, Mrs I. Proctor, Mrs F. Hindle, Miss N. Wolstenholme.


Costumes Guides and Brownies from


Whalley, Read and Sabden


joined forces for a Hallo- w-e’n party in Whalley CE Primary School on Monday. County commissioner Mire


P. Thompson and divisional commissioner Mrs M. Ellis gave prizes for the best costumes to Katherine King, Ann Marie Ryan and Christ­ ine White. A prize for the best turnip lantern was won by Liane Davis. A f low e r arranging,


poetry and art and craft competition was judged by Mrs Woods and Mrs Smith- som. The youngsters played traditional Hal low-e’en games and orange juice and treacle toffee was served.


History A talk on the beginnings


and history o f Whalley P a r ish . Church and the houses in Church Lane was given by Coun. Jimmy Fell to members o f Whalley Methodist Church Women’s Fellowship. Mrs E. Wilkinson pres­


ided, Mrs M. Whitehead was the pianist and” Mrs J. ' Cheetham the hostess. :


Bashall Eaves Birthday


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members invited husbands and friends to the 35th birth­ day party. Mrs Bargh intro­ duced Mr G. Huddleston of Tarn Brook, who showed slides of New Zealand. Mr Spurgeon gave a vote of thanks. Raffle winners were Mrs Weeks, Mr Hargreaves, Mrs M; F o x and Mrs H a r g r e a v e s . A bu f fe t supper, prepared by Mrs D. K n ow le s , was g reat ly enjoyed. A spray of . dried flowers was presented to .Mrs Huddleston.


West Bradford


Sweets . W e s t Bradford W I ’ s


secretary, Mrs Mitchell was thanked for her three years’ service at the monthly meet­ ing, held in St Catherine’s School. Mrs M. Fraser gave an


•account of the autumn coun­ cil meeting at-Preston. A demonstration of sweet­ making was given by Mire A. Walker, who was thanked by Mrs E. Jones. Competition winners were Mrs M. Fraser, Mrs T. H.


. , --------- about ’ tRe farm until her Aspm and Mrs Nowell.


essons were read by Miss .


Dunsop Bridge


Open house An “Open house” at the


home of Mr. and Mrs H. Handley, o f1 Whitendale, raised £174 for the Pat Seed scanner fund. Home-made biscuits and •


tea and coffee were served and competitions won'by Mrs A. Marsden (Newton), Mr A. Marsden, Mrs T. Pinder (Chtheroe), Mrs N. Wright (Great Eccleston) and Mr J. Walker (Dunsop Bridge). The weight- of a pumpkin — more than 511bs — was guessed by Miss J. Seed, of Chipping. Mr and Mrs Handley


thanked everyone who helped. Mrs Handley is also co l le c t in g used postage stamps in aid of the fund.


b o n f i r e o r g a n is e d by Bowland Fo re st Young Farmers’ Club, was success­ fully lit, with the help of a flame gun. Some of the chil­ dren roasted potatoes, and e v e r y o n e en jo y ed the firework display.


Best wishes Best wishes are extended


to Mrs Margaret Eccles, of th e C r e s c en t , Dunsop Bridge, who celebrates her


86th birthday tomorrow.. Unfortunately, she will be


in hospital on the big day, but “Auntie Maggie” — as she is known to her friends — hopes to be out soon to begin the celebrations.


For the chop At a meeting in Dunsop


Bridge village hall, Bowland F o r e s t YFC watched a karate demonstration by Mr A. Walmsley, of Accrington. Introduced by chairman


.Mr G. Walker, the visitor discussed the history of the art and demonstrated the “easy way” to break a piece of wood. Mr Walmsley was thanked by secretary, Mr E. Parkinson.


Chatburn


Slides Enrolling member Mrs N.


Maddock began Chatbum Mothers’ Union meeting with a short act of worship. She introduced Mrs Altham, of Grindleton, who showed slides of an Austrian holi- d a y , i n c l u d i n g th e Oberam m ergau Passion


Play. Mrs D. Atkinson thanked


Mrs Altham and refresh- 1 ments were served by Mrs K. Aspinall, Mrs Atkinson


and Mrs Webb.


Holiday home C h a tbu rn Method ist


Women’s Fellowship heard Mr Cowperthwaite, a male nurse at Calderstones, speak on his plans to estab­


lish a holiday home for deprived children. Mrs Turpin was in the chair and Mrs Goodfellow played the piano.


Fund booster A bring-and-buy stall


organised by Mrs A. Gros- venor and Mrs A. Palmer raised £13.25 for the funds o f the Ribblesdale Club,. Chatbum. T h e la d ie s p la y e d


dominoes and the men enjoyed a game of snooker. Tea hostesses were Mrs D. Atkinson and Mrs Cottam.


Mobiles Despite threats of power


cuts and torrential rain, members of Chatbum girls’


Friday Club turned up in


. good numbers. They continued to make


mobiles during handicraft time and had a rehearsal for the Christmas evening. E n t e r t a inm e n t was


provided by Janet Banford, Karen Hall and Kirstin Platt. Birthday greetings were sung for Ann Clark, And a new member, Justine Smith, was welcomed.


Canal banks A man with a keen inter-


e s t in ca n a ls , Mr T. Woodhead, of Billington, was guest speaker at Chat- bum’s Men’s Society. After his retirement, Mr


Woodhead began to walk canal banks and became interested in all aspects of the waterways. Members e n jo y e d th e ta lk and thanked Mr Woodhead, and refreshments were served.


Langho


Bible reading ' ‘ St Leonard’s MU after­


noon meeting was held at the home o f Mrs Barnes, Industrial Terrace, Billing­ ton. Mrs E. Keeling gave a Bible reading and afternoon tea was served by Mrs Barnes and helpers. In the evening, the mothers visited St Gabriel’s Church, Brow- nhill, and, after a short service, were entertained by St Gabriel’s young wives and mothers.


They won Winners of the whist and


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Mrs-E. Lax, Mrs Tattersall and Mrs McGarry.-Gents— Mr E . , Lax, Mr. N. Carter and .Mr W . G o od h i l l .


-Dominoes: S. Shaw, Mrs Manley and D. Hargreaves. Raffle: Mr Marshall, Mrs Tatteireall. The next whist drive will be on December 15th.


Best guys • A bonfire. with fireworks


organised by St Leonard’s Scout group on Saturday night was a great success. Soup, hot dogs, drinks and jacket potatoes were served and prizes for the best guys were, won by Alistair and Stewart Rose, and Christ­ opher Jacques.


Open night Ten Guides received their


First Aid and Emergency Helpers badges on Monday, when an open night was held showing the work of the Guides and Brownies. Three girls were flown from the Brownies to Guides.


Tosside


Roaring success Institute event Despite -heavy rain, a


There were 28 tables in


play at a whist and domino drive in aid of Tosside Instir tute funds. MCs were Mr J. Kenyon and Mr E. Metcalfe. Winners. Whist: Ladies —


Mrs M. Cowking, Mrs M. Gallagher, Mrs B. Hanson, Mrs N. Stansfield. Gents — Mrs. E. Sanderson, Mr Dl Snowden, Mr B. Breaks, Mr W. Briggs. Dominoes — Mr W. Kenyon, Mr A. Taylor, Mrs B. Pinder, Mrs H. Jack- son, Mr W. Redmayne, Mr G. Sagar, Jason Brown, Mrs C. Newhouse. Children — Peter Blackwell, Vicky J on e s , D e b b ie Jones. Competition winners — Mrs E. Wright, Mrs N. Breaks, Mrs H. Humphrey.


Wiswell


New venture A g ian t bonfire and


display of over £200 worth of fireworks was enjoyed by Wiswell residents of all ages on Saturday. Held in a field loaned by


Mr Parker Robinson, the event was organised by Mr and Mrs Robinson, Mr and Mrs E. Birtwell, Mr and Mrs M. V. Burke, Mr and Mrs Gorton, and Mr and Mrs Goodwin. Parents served potatoes, hot dogs, hambur­ gers and toffee, and there


' were soft drinks for the chil­ dren.


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Questions T h e n e w l y - f o rm e d


K n ow le Green Church Ladies Guild enjoyed an


“Any. .Questions” hour given by Mr George Barker, of P r im r o s e N u r s e r ie s , Clitheroe. He answered questions on house and garden plants and shrubs, and was thanked by Mrs Ruth Woodall. Tea and biscuits were


served and a bring-and-buy did brisk trade. Speaker at next month’s meeting will be Miss L. Crook, of Elswick.


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