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Talk on words


At the monthly meetingofSt Helen’s, Waddington, MU, the vicar Canon C. F. Good- child, conducted a service, and there was a talk by the Rev. K. Broadhurst, of St James’s, Clitheroe, on the subject of “Words.” Mrs Greta Hughes prop­


Bradford should run its effort for Christian Aid Week sepa­ rately this year, under Mrs Susan Clarke, who is the r e p r e s e n t a t iv e on th e


on the Clitheroe committee, gave a report of a meeting. It was derided that West


because, he said, the third world h ^ suffered as a result of inflation. The envelopes arc to be collected in Christian Aid Week. Miss M. Reidy, who represents Waddington


spoke of the aims of the MU in caring for women and children in need. It was agreed that donations should be sent to Cancer Research, Calder- stones Hospital and Christian Aid, with money kept in reserve for the rent of the Sunday School building. Money is also to be allocate to the Waddin^n Playing Fields’ fund and for Sunday school curtains. Mrs Joyce Hartley, group


Mothers’ Union members from Waddington and West Bradford was held in St Catherine’s Sunday School. Mrs Pat Hatherell, treasurer, reported that a bring and buy sale had raised almost £40. Chairman Mrs Goodchild


Caring A m e e t in g of young


Trophies At the monthly meeting of


V i l l a g e ' n e w s


Jubilee year group meeting, held in Downham Village HaU.


welcomed members from Sawley and Downham and sp e c ia l g u e s ts , Mrs M. Lupton, Lancashire Federa­ tion chairman and Mrs M. F a irc lo u g h , Federation secretary. Sprays of red, white and blue flowers were presented to the platform party.


Mrs R. A. Cann, president,


displayed. Mrs S t^n, area l e a d e r , c o n g r a tu la te d Downham and Grindleton on their di^Iay of trophies won at the Clitheroe area show. Mrs Olive Clarke, chairman of th e W e s tm o r la n d and Cumbria Federation, gave an amusing talk on holidays abroad. She was thanked by Mrs Whittaker, Downham president.


tained with a variety presen­ tation, “Come to the frir.” Mrs Pye, Sawley president, propos^ a vote of thanks to Grindleton and Downham, and Mrs Lupton thanked the institutes for their hospital­ ity on behalf of the guests.


Downham members enter­


annual meeting of Grindleton Parish Councu were: Mr F. Waddington, chairman; Mr J. Lloyd, vice chairman; Mr J. West and Mr Lloyd, footpaths committee; Mr D. Wilson, school managers; Mr Lloyd, playing fields; Mr W. Smalley and Mr J. Mellin, consolidated charities.


Elected Officials elected a t the


I t was re p o r te d th a t approval has been received


for the extension of the 30 miles per hour zone on the Slaidburn road. No nomina­ tions were received for the vacancy on the council and this will be filled by nomina­ tion at the next meeting. A sub-committee was formed to consider extension to the street lighting.


attended by more than 100 people, was held at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton. It raised £150 for Jubilee celeb­ rations.


French style A French s ty le disco,


Dunsop Bridge


osed a vote of thanks. Mrs Irene Walmsley spoke of the “Away from it m ’ scheme under which MU members in country districts were asked to provide hospitality for m o th e rs su f fe r in g from stress. Mrs Vera Barnsley spoke about arrangements for the Deanery festival to be held at Hurst Green today.


Thanks A collection in Waddington


rmsed SS8 for the National Children’s Home. Local secretary, Mrs D. Under­ wood, thardrs all collectors and contributors.


Biiilngton


drank from one set of cups and saucers to pay for another set at a coffee evening at Hill­ ock Farm restaurant, owned b y m em b e r Mrs Nora Ashcroft. The £60 proceeds from the


For crockery Billington and Langho WI


evening went to paying for new cups and saucers recently bought by the institute. Raffle winners were Mrs E. Green and Mrs C. Davies. Secretary Mrs Thelma Grime helped Mrs Ashcroft to organ­ ise the event.


Grindleton


ch a irm anship of Mr A. Nowell, has arranged the following events: Monday, June 6th, tea for senior citi­ zens; June 7th, united service at St Ambrose Church, ox roasting ceremony, raft race from Sawley Bridge to Grind­ leton Bridge, distributions of crowns and mugs to children, and fireworks display. A fancy dress parade for


ra f t race and a fireworks display will be among Jubilee celebrations at Grindleton. A committee, imder the


Raft race An ox roasting ceremony, a


Farmers’ Oub met at Mr A. Marsden’s farm for an even­ ing of stock judging. Cows, breeding sheep and fat lambs were on view and the various classes were judged by Mr Green who explained the points to be noted. The club wish to thank Mr and Mrs Marsden for their kindness and Mr Green for his co­ operation.


Taking stock Bowland Forest Young


Holden


Anniversary At Holden Chapel Sunday


School anniversary services, Mr Peter Horne was the speaker in the afternoon.


scholars Simon Moorhouse, G ill ian A rm e r , S an d ra H ow a rd , Ruth Corless, Kathryn Maher and Alison Pickard, and the Bible read­ ings were by Valerie Pickard and Hazel Blakey.


Recitations were given by


Cliffe was the speaker. Sarah Moorhouse and Valerie Pickard gave recitations. Mr C liffe sang a solo, and Brenda and Sheila Roberts and Hazel Blakey sang in accompaniment to Brenda’s guitar. Organists at both services were Miss Brenda Roberts and Mark Blakey. Collections totalled £53.


In the evening, Mr David Langho


Leonard’s, Langho, the Vicar the Rev. P. H. Dearden, dedi­ cated a processional cross, bought for the church by the Mothers’ Union.


Dedication Before Evensong at St


leworkers met at the Vicarage to start a new project for the making of 30 tapestry kneel- ers for the choir stalls. Mate­ rials were distributed.


Down to work St Leonard’s Church Need-


children will be included in the playing fields sports day on June 4th, and the playing Helds committee is also arranging a sponsored walk, which will be led by Mr J. West, the parish council’s authority on footpaths.


fo r the Bowland Fores t


Group meeting Grindleton was hostess WI


weekly drive at St Leonard’s, Langho, were: Ladies—^Mrs Pike, Mra E. Lax and Mrs S. Hatton; Gents — Mr I. Wright, Mr J. Ellis, Mr H. Bullock. Hidden numben Mr E. Lax. ■ Dominoes: Mrs E. Manley, Miss Chaffer and C. Chadwick.- Raffle: Mrs F. Hatton, Mrs M. Pike.


Right cards Wh is t winners at the


Afternoon tea Fifteen members of St


Leonard’s,, Langho, MU met for afternoon t ^ at the home of one of their members, Mrs Joan Smith, of Ramsgreave Road. Mrs Smith was thanked by the enrolling member, Mrs M. Holt.


- : A picture of the Queen was g>* Chatbum


for the jubilee gala when the club is planning to have a f lo a t. Parents have been asked for help in preparing it and making costumes.


Visitors


A TRIP to Itome,_ Sorrento and Capri to mark their golden wedding will be Mr and Mrs George Hilton’s first experience of foreign travel. The couple, who live in Whallsy Road, Langho, are


Hilton as a weaver and her husband as an overlooker, and later they moved to Abbey Mill, Billington. Both started as half timers. Mr Hilton was a school manager a t St Mary’s,


Langho for more than 30 years. The couple have two sons, Bernard and Paul, and four grandchildren. They plan to hold a family party at the Spread Eagle,


Sawley. Hurst Green


Mrs Lax, Mrs M. Cartwright. Gents: Mr W. Bailey, Mrs W. Crotty. Dominoes: Miss Joyce A i n s w o r t h , M r W. G re e n h a lg h . Children’s dominoes: Lucy Wilkmson, W. Platt. Competition: Miss Emma Newbold, Miss-C. Rawdiffe.


Gisburn


Cottage, Gisburn, has died a^ed 88. _


Fawcett. She had been ill for some time and died in Raikes- wo(k1 Hospital, Skipton. She worshipped at St Mary’s Church, Gisburn, and a service there was conducted by the Vicar, Canon S. A. Selby, before cremation at


She was the widow of Mt;N. Skipton.


visited their link branch, St John’s, Bowling, Bradford. They were welcomed by the enrolling member, Mrs A. Gray, enjoyed a cookery demonstration, and were taken round the church. Mrs M. Hudson proposed a vote of thanks.


Link visit Members of Gisburn MU


YFC judged lemon curd at the la te s t meeting. The boys judged fat cattle. Results of the girls’ compet­


Lemon curd Girl members of Gisburn


ition, judged by Mrs Wilkin­ son and Mrs Pickles, were — Juniors: Ju d i th Eramott, Helen Mattinson, Jean Pate; in te rm e d ia te : Margaret Thistlethwaite, Anne Berry, Wendy Scott; senior: Jane Temple. Judges of the boys’ competi­


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Gisburn Women’s Institute and Mothers’ Union, Mrs Bessie Fawcett, of Kirk


Funeral A fo rm e r member of


benefited by £54 as a result of a whist and domino drive organised by St Joseph’s Entertainment Committee, Hurst Green. Whist winners — Ladies:


For Jubilee Jubilee celebration funds


ping, is the new chairman of Chipping Parish Council. Coun. Heane, who succeeds Coun. Matt Huddleston, has been on the councU for seven years. At the council’s annual


meeting, he thanked Coun. Huddleston for his work as


chairman over the past two years. Although there had


been some s t id ^ times, they


had gone from s t r e n ^ to strength he said. Coun. Tim Procter, of Dobson Hall, Chipping, was appointed vice- chairman.


Winners At the monthly whist drive


organised by Chipping Parish


Church Mothers'Union, prizes went to — Ladies: Mrs S. Robinson, Mrs Grayston, Mrs E. Hartley. Gents: Jfr R. Southworth, Mr J. Moon, Mr


J. Hartley. Dominoes: Mr R. Barker,


.. Competition: Mrs Moon,


M r s C h a r n le y , M r W. Knowles, Mr R . -Hatton, Mr H. Dolphin, Mrs A. Ellison.


Mrs Rogerson. Mr J. Moon was MC and refreshments were served by Mrs E. Jack- son and the lady helpers.


Chipping Village Hall fimds was so successful that it may become an annual event.


£55, was organised by Mr and Mrs Danny Lovett and Mr Andrew Wareing and held at Clark House Farm, Chipping. W in n e r s w e re Mr G. Hayhurst, Mr T. Procter, Mr K. (Joriiall, Mr R. Procter, Mr A. Wareing, Mr WUkinson and Mr Bell.


The shoot, which raised


Mr J. Rich and Mr R. Gifford and novice winners were Mr J. Bradley and Mr K Preston.


A white shoot was won by Mitton


competition were highlights of th e monthly meeting of Mitton WI. Mrs Porter was judged to


Sing-along A sing-along and a cake


tion were Mr Crook and Mr A. Hudson and the winners were —Juniors: Joss Lancaster and Brian Moorhouse (equal first), Lynden Watson, Andrew Robinson; intermediate: Andrew Bargh, Ian Coates, William H artley, David Mattinson; seniors: Robert Bargh, Richard Beckerton. At a business meeting, a


have submitted the best Dundee cake, with Miss Hudson and Mrs WUliamson joint second. Mrs H. Meason, president, thanked members who entered the Clitheroe WI show, at which Mitton were p la c e d second o v e ra l l . Members discussed resolu­ tions for the London AGM in


June.


rep o r t was given on the district rally at Hellifield, where the club gained three first places, three seconds, four thirds and two fourths. Judith Emmott was congratu­ lated on her success at the public speaking competition at a Northern Counties event. She will now represent York­ shire in the semi finals of the North of England contest.


Chipping


Chipping Brownie Pack enrol- ment night, when Guide leader Mrs Valerie Walton, enrolled Catherine Robinson, Anne Stott, Dorothy Hodkin- son, Alison Forshaw and


limise Bailey. ' Dorothy presented Mrs


Walton with a spray of flow­ ers to thank her for the help she had given them. Tea and home made biscuits were served and the Brownies sang songs and recited a poem. A raffle raised £4 for funds.


in charge


: , Coun. BUI Heane, of th ^ Id Vicarage Parsonage, .Chip­


Enrolment Parents were invited to.


Weil supported A whist and domino drive in


aid of Mitton and Bashall Eaves Jubilee celebrations


was well supported. The event was held at the Three Fishes Hotel by kind permis­ sion of Mr and Mrs Barton.


Mrs WUUamson, Mr Cowper- thwaite, Mrs Ireland; Gents — Mrs Sanderson, Mrs Phil­ lips, Mr T. Bailey. Dominoes: M r s C b a r n l e y , G. Hargreaves, Mr R. Simpson, Mr W, H a y h u r s t , Mr


Whist winners: Ladies —


Repeat planned A day bird shoot in aid of


both in their seventies, and have known each other since they were toddlers at the former St Mary’s School, Billington. They worked together at Spring Mill, Langho, Mrs


' Chatbum Methodist Chapel welcomed two local preachers to services on Sunday. ’They were Mr C. Foster, of Colne, and Mr F. Simpson, of Oswaldtwistle. The occasion was a special day for the s u p p o r t o f th e Lo cal Preachers’ Mutual Aid Associ­ ation, for which collections were made. One of its func­ tions is the provision of homes fo r need y elderly local preachers.


Toiletries Ribblesdale Club members-


raffled a gift of toiletries, donated by Mrs Exton, at th eir weekly meeting. The w in n e r was Mrs Burn. Hostesses were Mrs Cham­ bers and Mrs Singleton. The lady members enjoyed their usual games of dominoes and th e g e n t lem e n p lay ed snooker.


Volunteer Service was pven to Chatbum MU by Miss Docherty, of Great Harwood, the voluntary services officer for the Blackburn district. She explained that the volun-


Hospital talk A talk on the Hosjiital


teers work mostly in the g e r i a t r i c w a rd s . Miss Docherty recruited some volunteers to spend time with old people. The meeting opened with


games were on the prog­ ramme at a meeting of Chat- burn Girls’ Friday CIub.'ITuee of th e members, Ja n e t Banford, Karen Hall and Michelle Taylor, provided entertainment. Arrangements were made


Outdoor games A talk, songs and outdoor


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an d -R eb ecca H ey - ( t ie ) , Elizabeth Robinson, Sheila Roberts. 'The vote of thanks to the hosts and j u d ^ was shared by Neville Harrison and Joyce Kenyon.


\ Birthday «( Slaidbium Women’s Institute


held its birthday party in the Village Hall. A demonstration of sweet and savoury dishes was given by Mrs Beck of St Annes. She was thanked by Miss


M. J. Watson. Mrs Beck judged a competition for a Swiss roll and awarded high­ est points to Mrs Jean Parker, Mrs Connie Redmayne and Mrs Dorothy Pearson. At su p p er , a birthday cake bakM, iced and decorated by Mrs Nancy Holland was cut by her. ■


Bolton-by-Bowland


th e Townswomen^s Guild there, members of Bolton-by- Bowland WI received a cordial welcome that included the presentation of sprays of flowers. The WI’s thanks were


Cordial Visiting Ilkley as miests of


by Miss Simpson, of Leeds, who related her experiences as a speaker. The WI is having an open stall in the village on Sunday (2 p.m.) in aid of the Jubilee fund.


voiced by president Mrs F. C. Hindle, and seconded by the treasurer Mrs A. Holmes, who said Bolton-by-Bowland looked forward to a return visit to Ilkley next year. The meeting was addressed


Narrow defeat The Bolton-by-Bowland


members took part in the Northern Area field day at Driffield, representing L^ca- shire in various competitions. Janet Moss was the most


p ra y e r s by the enrolling member, Mre N. Maddock. Pianist was Mrs A. Highton. Mrs C. Wiseman thanked the speaker. Hostesses were Mrs Bum and Mrs Wiseman.


tion from boxes in homes, hotels and shops, and from donations, raisM £321.58 for


For research The April half yearly collec­


the Chatbum group of the B la c k b u rn and D is tr ic t Cancer Research Campaign.


Meet twice


Chatbum Men’s Society met twice last week. At their first get together, they went by car to Whalley Abbey, where they were shown round by Canon G. A. Williams. On the second occasion,


successful, coming third in the public speaking team competi tion. Also taking part were Angela Robinson, Angela B o o t h , M a r g a r e t Cornthwaite, Janet Moss, David Stinchon and Pauline Wright.


Downham


Downham village hall’s annual meetin g were: president.


Officers O f f i c e r s e le c te d a t


“Ihe committee wish to thank everyone for their support.


Lord CUtheroe; chairman, Mr G. Braithwmte; -vice chair­ man, Mr W. Robinson; secret­


K. Hall, A. Taylor, the Rev. F. E. Chard, D. Smith, S. Roney, A. Binns, J. Cowgill, C. Palmer, G. Faraday, S. Fielding, L. Swarbrick and A. Walmsley.


they joined the men’s rally in King George’s Hall, Black- bum, held in celebration of the jubilee. An address was given by the Rt. Rev. H. V. Whitsey, Bishop of Chester.


Clayton-le-dale


witli link members Mrs Trea- nore and Mrs Grierson from Concord WI. The subjects debated were nuclear waste, alternative energy sources, day centres and after-care for the mentally ill, use of waste and derelict land and build­ ings, and transport for the disabled. The coming year’s prog­


June AGM in London were debated at, Clayton-le-Dale WI’s latest meeting. Present were 53 members,


ramme was also discussed and a pie and p e ^ supper served by the conunittee. A musical consequences game organised by Mrs Amy Kenyon was won by president Mrs Dorothy Rogers.


Siaidburn


Wild life Mr W. R. Mitchell, of Settle


delighted Slaidburn Over 60’s group with a talk about nature and wild IKe in Bowland when they met in the Methodist


schoolroom. Mr Mitchell illustrated his


remarks with a selection of coloured slides, which Jfr Prior projected. Miss Peggie Starkie made the introduc­ tions and Mr W. J. Harrison gave the vote of thanks.


Young Fanners At the invitation of Mr and


Dewhurst, Mr Charnley. Competition: Mrs Chew, Mr. Corbridge. Mr Alan Laycock was MC for whist and Mrs Greta Pearson for dominoes.


Whalley


domino drive a t Whalley Abbey Senior Citizens were: Ladies — Mrs E. Holgate, Mrs M. Holt. Gents—Mrs E. Howarth, Mrs C. Woodcock. Dominoes: Mr J. Chetham, Mrs D. MeVie, Mrs F. Shape, Mrs V. Arrowsmith, Mrs G. i Cornwell, Mrs L. Eddleston.


All the aces Winners of a whist and


Mrs M. Bamford, members, club leaders and advisory members of Slaidburn YFC met a t Broadhead Farm, Easington. Mr Bamford arranged a


Consequences Five resolutions for the


Sabden


who wish to keep readers in touch with events can pop reports giving details of their activities through the letter box at 10 Whins Avenue, Sabden. There, our corres­ pondent, Mrs Jackie Ben- Accom, will be only too pleased to forward them on to


Keep in touch Organisations in Sabden


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held by Sabden Over 60s were: I ^ i e s — Mrs E. Birt- well, Mrs M. Procter. Gents — Mrs 0 . Davies, Mr H. Parker. Dominoes: Mrs N. Palmer, Miss A. Alston, Mrs I. Met(^e.


Over 60s Whist winners at a drive


Whist Winners of the whist drive


Read


at Read Constitutional Club on Saturday night were: L^ies —Mrs S. Hensby, L. Hargreaves. Gents — Miss E. Ennis, Mrs E. Bracewell. Competition: Mrs H. Holmes. MC was Miss Ennis.


Spalding flower festival. They returned home laden with flowers. The trip was organised by Mrs Hilda Coul- thurst.


Constitutional Club travelled by coach to Lincolnshire on Saturday


Flower power A party of ladies from Read


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Coun. HARRY EASTWOOD and


stock-judging contest for the boys, the master judge being Mr F. Mason, of Slaidburn. The girls tackled a competi­ tion which required them to p rep a re a packed lunch, judged by Mrs Bamford and Mrs Parter of Clitheroe. Results: senior boys:—John


Coun. GEORGE NICKSON


wish to thank all those who supported them In the County Council Elections. They will continue to work In the Inter­ ests of all the residents In the area and may be contacted as


follows:


P e d le y , John Harrison, Stephen Hartley; juniors — Neville Harrison, Robert Parker, Simon Cook; senior g ir ls — Audrey Kenyon, IJnda Whitfield, Joan Robin­ son; juniors —- Anne Parker


Coun. D. Coulston Heathertea Springs Road Longridge Tef. Longridge 3386.


Tef. aitheroe 41402


Coun. H. Eastwood Barkerfield Worston Ctitheroe


Coun. G. L NIckson Laycock Farm


Tel. Blackburn 48786


Northcota Road Langho


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