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-dale Club’s- meeting best wishes , were given to Mrs A. Grosvenor and her hus­ band :who are flying to


. Cairo to . spend Christmas ;with their son and his wife. ‘ -During the evening- dominoes-and . snoojker matches were played, and- arrangements made for next ,week’s party. The club will then close until January 4th. Hostesses were Mrs A. Green and Mrs T.-Wignall. : : •


Games Members of the girls’ -


Friday Club played team games and a Christmas version of “ Name, that tune” at last week’s meet­ ing. They also sang carols and heard a Christmas story. Birthday greetings went


to Karen Hargreaves and Sharon Limbert, . and the m e e t in g ended w ith prayers and' presentation of gifts to all the members.,


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Clitheroe was the speaker at the Methodist Women’s Fellowship. His subject was a six-week trip to Israel he spent with the Voluntary Service Over­ seas project. He described his work there and showed slides. . Miss Hird was the chair­


man and Mrs E. Goodfel- low the. pianist. Refresh­ ments were served by the committee. .


Readings An evening service of


“Advent Praise” led by the Rev. Ward Jones, was held at the Methodist Chapel on Sunday. Mr Ward Jones gave


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readings from the Bible and from “Christ is alive”


by Michael -Quoist and VCommeritary on the D ia t e s s a r o n ” by St Ephraem. He also read the poem “Christmas” by John Betjeman! . .Other readers were


Louise Richardson, Miss Hird, Miss A. Bowker, and : Tracy Giles. There were hymns for the ', congrega­ tion and musical items by Mr and Mrs R.,Porter and children Jill apd Ian, who sang “No room at the inn” and “People of peace,”


with Mr Porter-:.accom-! panying on- the guitar. Miss L.-fWhitfield played


the gu ita r and sang “ Christmas calypso,” “I heard the Story of Jesus,” . and “ Jesus is coming again.” . The organist was Miss G. Parkinson.-


Sacksfui In the annual Ribble,


Valley Appeal for the Help the Aged Association 14 sacks of clothing and bed- ding were collected in Chatburn. The Rev. Ward Jones organised the collec­ tion, assisted by some of the lady members of the chapel. The Methodist Schoolroom was the col­ lecting centre.


Downham


Non-stop Members 'o f Downham


Youth Club held a spon­ sored non-stop table tennis game from 4-30 p:m. on Friday to 4-30 p.m. the following day. -. Mark and Terry Brath- waite, Graham Kenyon, / Steven Knowles, Graeme Robinson, Aidan Roney and Christopher Swar-' brick along with leader Mr G. Braithwaite completed: the task of keeping the ball in play , for the whole 24 hours.


: Soup, coffee and tea pro­


vided by the club kept them going in their efforts and they brought their own sleeping bags, camp beds and food.


Looking ahead Enough funds are now


available for the senior citizens party, an annual event much looked for­ ward to by the elderly of Downham. Their next planned event is on Satur­ day, when they hope the weather will be kind enough for another coffee morning and car wash- from 9-30 a.m. to 12-30.


Sabden


Over 60s Prizewinners at last


Thursday’ s whist and domino drive for Sabden Over 60s were as follows — Dominoes: Miss E. Pre=- scott. Whist— Ladies: Mrs M.- Proctor, Mrs E. Har­ greaves: Gents: Mr D. Par­ sons, Mr H; Parker. Raf­ fle: Mr Flannagan.


Chipping For choir


o f Mr; and Mrs Fred. CHarnley raised money for, choir funds. There were! stalls and a bring-and-buy. Mrs Doreen Charnley is- a member o f ;the parish church choir.


: A coffee- evening; . on Tuesday, at Waller Clough ’arm, .Chipping, the home


Read All the aces AtMonday whist drive-


in the Constitutional Club the winners were —


-Ladies: Mrs A. Cunliffe and consolation, Mrs - J. Coward. Gents: Miss E. Ennis, consolation, Mrs E. Hutchinson. The special prizewinner was Mrs E. Braceweil. MC was Miss E. Ennis.


Queen A t the competition


organised by the Lanca­ shire Youth Club Associa­ tion to find “The Queen of Clubs,” at Chorley, on Fri­ day, Lindsay Woodb (16), of Whalley Road, Read, representing. Read and Simonstohe Youth Club, came third. ' . ,


Dancing Some 200 children in the


8-16 age group danced to the Ben Worsley Road Show at St John’s School on Saturday night. Organ­ ised by the Scout and Guide Parents Committee the event raised £42, for group funds.


Paper An amount of £28 was


raised on Saturday by the Scout and Guide Parents’ Committee by the monthly waste paper collection at St John’s School.


Sale


v a t iv e A s s o c ia t ion ’ s - Christmas sale in the Cric­ ket Club pavilion on Satur­ day afternoon proved a social as well as financial success. Stalls included home-made cakes and fancy goods.


, Read Women’s Conser­ Mothers’ Union There was an excellent


attendance of the St John’s . Mothers’ Union. The enrol­


ling member, Mrs Barbara


Totty, introducedMrs P.; Leahy, head of the. Home .


. Economics Department of ' - St Hilda’s .High- School for


. Girls, Burnley; She'gave a- practical demonstration, o f . decorating; a * Christmas cake.


The cake was later, won:, by Mrs J.-Anderton. In


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-thanking Mrs 'Leahy; -Mrs Totty presented her with a . bowl of hyacinth bulbs.


Whalley Full house A t ten d a n ce at the


Ladies: Mrs Wright,' Mrs Rhodes; Mrs Tate. Gents: Mrs Holden, Mr Stanley, Mrs Morne., Dominoes: Mrs Jackson,


monthly whist and domino drive in Whalley Catholic Hall ’ was excellent. . Whist winners were —


Bashali Eaves


President At the AGM of Bashali


-Eaves WI Mrs Pye was elected ■ president. Vice- presidents are Mrs'Fox and.Mrs J. Spurgeon; sec- .


surer Mrs Chew. Commit- retary, Mrs


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plant was read from Mrs M: Thornber. VCO Mrs Prescott spoke about “Who me? '. . •. ■ a committee member,’ ,’ Mrs Bargh thanked her. . Mrs Ingham gained most


Mrs Cookson, Mr.Hallam, . Mrs L o f th o u s e , Mrs Arrowsmith. Raffle: Mrs Greatorex, Miss Lamb,-Mr. Ainsworth.


\ The Christmas domino


drive will be on December 19th and the whist drive on December 21st.


Poetry Poetess Joan Pomfret


recited some of her poems to members of Whalley Women’s , Fellowship and their guests from Women’s Work, of the Clitheroe Methodist circuit. Mrs P. Vickers was -in


the chair, and pianist was Mrs E. Kenyon. Tea was


. provided by the local com­ mittee for Women’s Work. The £27 raised by a .bring- and-bUy stall will go towards Women’s Work overseas.


Help As a result of last week’s


Help the Aged Appeal for clothing and blankets for the needy overseas, Whal- Iey was able, to send 28 sacks and £14.90 in dona­ tions.


Carols As a c o n t r ib u t io n


t ow a r d s th e Que en Elizabeth II Playing Fields Fund, Whalley Methodist Church is staging a prog­ ramme of lesser-known carols at the church on Tuesday. . The programme is being presented by Miss E. M. Postlethwaite and a group of singers. Coffee and biscuits will be served, and all are invited to sup-. port this worthy cause.


points for competitions through the year. Choco­ lates were sent to Mrs and Miss Spurgeon. A potato, pie supper,


with mince pies to follow was served by the commit­ tee which was thanked by Mrs Storey. Mrs Hartley thanked


Mrs Bargh for her years as president.


Hurst Green Sweet talk


Monday’s meeting of St


John’s Church Mothers’ .Union was opened by the enrolling member Mrs Gladys Pennington. -She introduced Mrs J. Fair- bu rn , o f W o o d f ie ld , Stenyhurst, who gave a demonstration of sweet making. Members were later able to buy- her efforts. She was thanked by MrsM. Bailey, who was also the tea hostess. It was announced that


the meeting, on . January 8th, had been cancelled as the members are to hold a Yuletide dinner at Whalley Abbey on January 22nd. Arrangements were, made for a bring-and-buy


and jumble sale in St John’ s Schoolroom on January 19th. The pro­


ceeds will be for MU funds and the Rheumatism and Arthritis Council.


Litton


drive organised by the Mit- ton Village Institute mana­ gers made £60 for the funds.-Whist winners — Ladies: Mrs R. Wood, Mrs E. Dean, Mrs E. Holgate.


Institute A whist and domino


tee Mesdames Calvert, Colley, Thistlethwaite, Nowell, M. Thornber, Bargh and Miss Spurgeon. A letter of thanks for a


Gents: Mr H. Jackson, Mr


:T. Stanley, Mrs Lancaster. ; Dominoes: Mrs E. Tom­ linson, Mr J. Tomlinson,


. Mr W. Greenhalgh, Mr F. Hatton, Mrs M. Ellison: Mr. H. Ainsworth. , i Competition: Mrs Jolly,


'Mr. Lofthouse, Master C. Sagar. .-


■ Mrs A. Laycock pre­


who had given refresh­ ments and prizes, and all who had in anyway helped to make the effort a suc­ cess were thanked by Mr Laycock. :


sented the prizes. Mrs.G. Pearson was MC fo r dom ino e s and Mr A. Laycock for whist. All the helpers, people


, Paythorne Slide show At the annual missio­


nary meeting at Paythorne Chapel on Friday, Mr and Mrs Scarbrook, of Black­ burn showed slides of their


. visit to India and Pakistan. There was a bring and buy stall. Later supper, was served. The evening made £39, together with the JMA boxes. The Rev. Ward Jones thanked e v e r y o n e f o r th e ir support.


Sunday’s family service,


was attended by visitors from other chapels in the circuit. The preacher was the Rev. G. Vickers, of Whalley. The carol service will be on December 17th.


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For needy , Waddington’s contribu­


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