Clitheroe. Advertiser and Times, October 12th, 1978 5 Rimington


throu£hbnFU?i,f lntere.sts-.., part in a.rally at Trinity -and Mr W. l e n y o n E Avas thanked by Mrs


Rimington WI. She out­ lined i the ”


p Triiot’o ,-»,v ””1


the waste paper collection tor the last quarter raised only £8.40, and the bring


. C o r r e s p ° n d e n e e included thanks from the Cancer Research Associa­ tion for a donation. Mrs A.


±0.50. Balance sheets were read by Mrs E. Robinson.


sta11 realised


Seed reminded members of the area show coffee evening at Whalley.


tions for the committee was made by the presi-~ dent, who also asked for


An appeal for nomina­


council • meeting in Black- bum. '


mittee of Rimington Memorial Institute organ­ ised a dance where the Alan Waite duo enter­ tained. Competition win­ ners were Mr I. B. Whit­ taker, Mr T. Wells and Margaret Pickles.


Chatburn


by Mrs H. E. Boden, who led the opening act of wor­ ship. Mrs A. Highton was the pianist and Miss Wad­ dington and Mrs F. Wig- nali were hostesses. Final' arrangements were made for the Deanery Festival.


bers went from Chatburn on a mystery drive which ended at Settle after a pleasant country run. They spent an hour in the town and returned via the Plough Inn at Wiggles- worth, where they had tea. The outing was arranged by club chairman Mrs M. Frankland.


Out for tea Ribblesdale Club'mem­


Samaritans spoke at the monthly meeting of Chat- bum Men’s Society. Mem­ bers were very interested in the group’s work and : asked questions. Refresh­ ments were served and a donation was given to the Samaritans.


Samaritans A membe r of the


fellow was the pianist. devotions


meeting of the new season of Chatburn Methodist Women’s Fellowship. The speaker was the minister, the Rev. Ward Jones, on “How I came to be a minis- ter.


attendance at the first v» LU uc u u m o -


harvest season, members of Chatburn Methodist Chapel organised.a harvest social on Saturday, which


per, prepared by Miss. I. Dugdale and Miss G. Par-


was well


Social To round off a successful


attended. Sup-


Minister’s theme The r e was a good


were shown by guest speaker Mr Neil Turpin at a meeting of Christ Church Mothers’ Union, Chat­ burn. Mrs K. Aspinall thanked him for an excel­ lent talk. „ The meeting was chaired


Holy Land Slides of the Holy Land


In step The management com­


members were asked to provide potatoes, parkin and toffee. Seven mem­ bers attended the autumn


be held on November 4th at the recreation field and


small hedgerow arrange­ ments was won by Mrs Seed, Mrs D. Eccles and Mrs’ Thistlethwaite. The village bonfire is to


cakes for the annual meet-• mg. A competition for a


. Dean. . • v * . Members were.told that


; Church were among mem- v bers .of the Junior Missio­ • 1,iu Associati


N a t ion a l T r u s t , Mrs ween, gavti an illustrated ta lk , to ^members o f'


Hedgerow A me m b e r o f th e


• Young people from : Chatburn .M e th o d is t ■


nary Association who took wn


the, JMA secretary, accom­ panied the Chatburn group.


is to thank the public and organisations and busines­ ses in the village which worked to help Chatburn take second place in the large village class of the


will receive a tree which will be planted near the entrance to . the playing field.


Langho


Autumn Club spent a day at Verona Hall, Cleveleys, as guest of Thornton and Cleveleys Autumn Club.' They had tea served by the hosts and were afterwards entertained by Thornton and Cleveleys mixed choir.


Entertained Members of Langho


St Leonard’s Brownies and Guides made over £30 for funds. •


attendance and after « .. prayers and business, VaUltafS afternoon tea was pro­ vided by Mrs Hargreaves and Mrs F. Shaw, who were thanked by enrolling member Mrs C. Holt.


Leonard’s Church, Lan­ gho, the Rev. P. Warren, was present at the after­ noon meeting of the Mothers’ Union, held at the home of Mr and Mrs J. Hargreaves, of Birtwistle Terrace. There was a good


Vicar attends T h e V i c a r of St


by St Leonard’s Mothers’ Union, Langho, was held in the school on Friday. Over £35 was raised for the cradle roll .Christmas party.


Jumble A jumble sale organised


,'v ' Clayton-le-dale


elected president. Other officers are Mrs Margaret n


organised by Mrs Gabbutt, of Mellor WI. Three com­ mittee members retired and three new members were welcomed. . Mrs Dorothy, Rogers retired as chairman and Mrs Violet Blackman was


e l e c t e d w e r e Mr s Katherine Holt, Mrs Audrey Evans, Mrs Jean Gorman, Mrs Ellen


Sumner. Mrs Dorothy


with a discussion about the WI movement, followed by a potato pie supper. A competition for three veg- etablles was won bv Mrs Kenyon.


ie by


was thanked for their hard work and Mr W. R. Nelson for auditing the accounts. The evening continued


The retiring committee


surer), Miss Pauline Ormerod and Mrs Amy Kenyon (vice-chairman). Committee members


Hothersall (secretary), BOltOll-by-BOWlanCl Mrs O’Mahoney (trea-


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ton-by-Bowland Young Farmers’ Club annual meeting were: president, Mr F. Dinsdale; club lead­ ers, Mrs M. Smalley, Miss Angela Robinson, Mr Phil-


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” Miss Hird led the Rof e^ ’ Mr? ^ary Mayers lip Smalley, Mr B. Booth; jtions and Mrs Good- ?n£ Mrs Ada Winter- chairman, Michael Dakin;


Booth; sports secretaries, Brian Cornthwaite, Sheila


Press secretary, Catherine Booth: snorts .snrM-otovioc


vice-chairman, John Hart­ ley; secretary, Margaret Cornthwaite; treasurer, Jayne Dakin; minutes sec­ retary, Maxine Life; social s e c r e tar i e s , Michael Cornthwaite, Angela Booth; attendance register keeper, Valerie Pickard;


Elected Officials elected at Bol-


attended the annual meet­ ing of Clayton-le-Dale WI, where the number of names put forward for election just matched the number of committee places available. The elections were


Potato pie More than 50 members


Seconds A seconds sale held by


Tree is prize Chatburn Parish Council


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. kinson and ■ helpers, , was • followed by games: - •


To rally Slaidburn were Mr S. Hogg (whist) . ' ■Executive ^committo’e


drive ' held at: Tossid e ■ raised £39- for Slaidburn; Playgroup’ funds;.: MCs


Playgroup.funds .... A whist and domino


. ’ Jackson, Mr J. Swales. Dominoes: Mr Kenyon,


; Greenwood. Gents —■ Mr I. Peel, Mr S. Hogg, Mrs


.— Miss-M. Jackson, Mrs Breaks, Mrs Holgate, Mrs


Whist ■ winners: Ladies


petition. Village Com-. Lisa Beattie. As runner-up the village


Angela Beattie, Jill Mason, Julie, Plant,'Daniel Brown; '•


Mr Robinson,. Alan Taylor, Jason Brown, Mrs Carr, Linda Close, Mrs I. Pin-' der, Malcolm Taylor. ' Children’s dominoes:


on behalf of the guests by vice-president Mrs B. Horsfield.


in the Methodist circuit visited Slaidburn on Sun-, day afternoon, when the preacher was Mr Brian Clark, of West Bradford. He was assisted by his youth fellowship who gave testimonies and sang to the accompaniment of guitars.


Members from churches


in store for members of Slaidbum Over 60’s group on Monday. Providing the music and songs was Mr Roy Porter, of Chatburn, who also contributed monologues.. He was intro­ duced and thanked by Miss P. Starkie.


Musical A musical evening was


ing, members stood in silence in tribute to Mrs Annie Gibson, who died recently.


who was at another meeting.


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made for forthcoming events and suggestions given for the annual C h r i s tm a s p a r t y . Apologies were received from the Rev. Ward Jones,


At the start of the meet­


provided and Mrs South- worth judged a competi­ tion for an animal made of tinfoil. Mrs Emily Robin­ son and Mrs Edith Lawson had the highest points. Thanks were expressed


reported on her visit as delegate to the autumn council meeting. A buffet supper was


WI were welcomed to the meeting at which Mrs Doris Leeming presided. They stood in silence in memory of a founder member, Mrs Annie Gibson. Mrs Dorothy Pearson


were asked and a vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs Catherine Newhouse. 1 Members of Grindleton


cian Mrs Constance South- during a worth spoke about the care shire, of the skin at a meeting of Slaidburn ; WI, her assis­ tant Miss Olivia Johnson applied make-up to vice- p res id en t Mrs Mary Parker (Newton). Numerous questions,


Skin care While Clitheroe, beauti­


representative and com­ petition organiser is Mr D. Howard, and Village Hall Committee representa­ tives are Mr T. Pope and Mrs J. Fawcett.


Pickles thanked members who had helped to enter- tain_a Wl.party which cal­ led in the village for. lunch tour, of Lanca-


made for the invitation party on November 11th. : A competition for the best, china or glass farm animal was won by Mrs J. Met­ calfe, Mrs Pickles and Mrs E. Atkinson.


Arrangements were


held at Bay Gate, home of Mr arid Mrs A. Moorhouse. Chairman Mrs J. Ham­ mond announced that an adult education class on drama will be held at Bol- ton-by-Bowland School on November 6th.


Thornley


Dairy was paid by mem­ bers of. Thornley-with- Wheatley WI. After a tour round, they saw slides showing how cheese is made and were given pac­ kets to take home. Mrs Cowell proposed thanks.


Dairy tour A visit to Longridge


won by Mrs I. Airey, Mrs J. .Procter and Mrs R. Procter.


raffle and a competition T r um p s for a cheese slogan was


Mrs A. Bennet won the


brated the Institute’s birthday with a party at the Dog and Partridge, Chipping. Mrs-Shenton is to be delegate to the autumn council meeting.


Arrangements were Waddington


conducted a service and Mrs Doreen Edmondson served^ refreshments.


OnOir S V is it . . . ..


refreshments were served in the Sunday School.


Waddington, on Sunday. The choir sang to a large congregation and conduc­ tors were Mrs Grindrod, Mr Ernest Nielld and Mrs Edna McSherry. Organist was Mr A. Smith. Following the service,


ton, explained the meaning of the 23rd Psalm when she addressed St Helen’s Mothers’ Union at Wad­ dington. Mrs C. F. Good-- chi ld introduced the speaker, who was thanked by Mrs Irene'Walmsley. Canon C. F. Goodchild


Psalm Mrs G. Moir, of Grindle- •


Members recently cele­


on November 12th, at 2 p.m. The group’s meeting was


November 16th and 18th, with a dress, rehearsal to which the elderly are" invited in the Village Hall


Spirit” by Bolton-by-. Bowland Drama Group has been postponed because a member of the cast is ill. It will now take place on


Postponed A production of “Blithe


the title of an amusing talk g i v e n to Bolton-by- Bowland WI by Mrs;. V. Huddleston, of Chipping. She was thanked by Mrs M. Cressy. . President Mrs C. • F.


Funny “My funny farm” was


..Billows; r e fr e shm e n t '1 supervisors,. Sheila Cor-, .less, Sandra Booth..


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Michael .Dakin,v Brian Cornthwaite, John Hart-


Regional committee: Gisburn


Cornthwalt 1V T ^ 5b.?el- ’ i ^ y at Sy^morebun' Mrs Joan Reilly. Gisburn, has dis-


telephone kiosk, near the


Kiosk site The site chosen


appointed members of the Parish Council. At its meeting last week, the . clerk was asked to write to


,: land-owners who would allow' trees to be planted.


.laying a wreath at the cenotaph.


. thanks.


' Graveston presided and Mrs D. Newlove proposed


• A handwriting competi­ tion was won by Mrs J. Bibb and Mrs T. Bell. A produce stall did a brisk trade and names were taken for the committee.


country dancing and need- lecraft classes are being held in the Primary School


and refreshments were served.


Read


baskets to Canon P. A. Schofield at the harvest festival service at St John’s Church, Read. The produce was later distri­ buted to the sick and elderly of Read and Simon- stone.


S u n d a y w e r e w.el l attended. In decorating the church, lady members of the congregation had , given each window a theme. A feature of the window showing fruit was a bunch of grapes home- grown by Mr W. Blundell, a parishioner.


All three services on


Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs P. Longbot- tom, Mrs Pickles (cons.). Gents — Mrs V. Lambert, Mrs A. Isles (cons.). Mrs Rose Hargreaves won the special prize and Mrs E. Bracewell was MC.


aid of the drapery stall at a _• -.1 .nrn Q


in


by Read Parents’ Commit­ tee on Saturday raised £31 for Scout and Guide group funds.


Paper. Waste paper collected


Future events include a Read Parish Council’s sup- sale of branded seconds per, which helps to pay for knitwear, arranged by Christmas parcels to be Waddington Playgroup. presented to the 10 oldest


villagers. Entertainment was provided by folk


Male Voice Choir echoed- of Worsthorne. round St Helen’s Church,


The tones of Accrington s*.n?x Floral art


: A display of floral art was given by Mrs Barbara Rushton to Read Ladies’ Conservative Association at their first meeting of the season at the Constitu­ tional Club. Chairman Mrs Christine Calladine thanked Mrs


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Parish supper A hundred and'fifty


forthcoming ladies’ effort * Itrhila ” raised '£58.


Mrs Peggy Hetherington organised at her home in Whalley Road, Read, i tn


Coffee A coffee evening wliich


Whist winners at Read


Grapes Children presented 160


autumn council meeting


on Tuesday , evenings. Mrs Bell reported on the


It was announced that


p a in ted by Mrs J . Earnshaw,:of Ingleton, were shown at Gisburn WI’s meeting. • Mrs W.


Painted stones More than 200 stones


. during National T r e e . Week next month and whether it knows of any


been asked; by the Ribble Valley Council whether it wishes to plant any trees


: Parish Council members wiU be attending church on Remembrance Day and


the authorities concerned. The Parish Council has


for a Mrs Edith Cook, Mrs Daw-


■ .with a rosebowl. Arrange- ; ments given as prizes in a ' ■ ■ competition were won- by


Rushton and presented her,{


was the subject of’Mrs A. Smith’s talk to Read Mothers’ Union in St John’s School. Mrs Smith, of Burnley, was introduced


by enrolling,, member Mrs Barbara Totty.


• Octagon Theatre, Bolton, and had supper there. The outing, arranged by Coun. and Mrs C. Law, was so popular that it is hoped to repeat it.


West Bradford


about the WI markets. Mrs B. Stock won the com­ petition and Mrs M. Eraser


and Mrs Sleath were joint second.


Sahden Profitable


raised £120 for St Mary’s RC Church. The* money will, go towards , buying goods for the annual Christmas Fair at the beginning of December.


attendance' and hostess Mrs Pauline Stansfield is grateful to everyone who' helped, especially those who gave gifts for the tom­ bola and competitions and a s s is ted with refresh­ ments. The. competition to name a doll was won bv' monthly youth.service. It was taken by Capt.


There was a very good Chipping


Chipping ended on Sunday with a service at the Parish Church combined with the


Mission ends A 13-day mission at


__Ct a ___ • . Mrs S. Aspin.


Downham


Downham and Twiston Chat Club met at the Riming ton home of member Mrs B. Lund, they spent their time . . . chatting. Refreshments were served and the date of the next meeting arranged. ,


" c “cu while.”


held in Chatburn School on Friday raised £60 for Downham WI funds. Trea- su'ner Mrs A. Binns repdrted that the venture


Monster sale A monster jumble sale


been “well worth- Holden Chapel’s harvest festival


Festival Collections at Holden


taken by Sunday School teachers and children to the sick, and elderly on. Monday.


. Tosside


Saturday at' the autumn sale of St Bartholomew’s Church, Tosside. A wide variety of stalls, was kept busy.


drive in Tosside Institute on Saturday evening raised money for the chil­ dren’s Christmas party. The event was we l l attended and prizes for the winners were given by parents of children at the school.


Towards party A whist and domino


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■next month’s annual meet­ ing were filled in. There were some attractive entries in a competition for a necklace of autumn fruits, in which Mrs M.


vided a box of home-grown vegetables for a raffle;' which was won' by Mrs J. Haslam.


Will iamson gained six points.. ■ ■ i.: _Mrs O. Laycock pro­


ginson ,spoke to members of Mitton. WI 'about his early work with the Church Army and as an ordained priest of the Church of England. Nomination papers for-


Priest’s work The Rev. Arthur Hig-


Autumn safe Over £80 was ^raised on


ser$ees'totalled £78. Mr E.f Brjennand, of Wrayton, was the speaker and Mr F. Waddington the organist. Sunday school children brought baskets of fruit and sang, to Miss B. Roberts’s accompaniment at the afternoon service. The choir sang at after­ noon and evening services. Fruit and flowers were


venture


Time for a chat When the ladies of the


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’ was well filled. ' On Friday, 70 young I


Clifford Moffatt and the lesson was read by Capt. David James. Youth organisations paraded their flags and the church


people attended a free disco in the parish rooms as part of the mission.


and development of the area.


by Mrs P. Gifford and Mrs M. Rich, a raffle by Mrs M. Inskip and the social half-hour quiz by Mrs Gif­ ford and Mrs Beattie. A member from Dunsop Bridge was presented with birthday flowers.


Bridge WI were guests. . A competition was won


of Bowland was the sub­ ject of a talk to Chipping WI by Mr H. Sherdley, who spoke of the history


Members from Dunsop


Beauty The beauty of the Forest |


treasurer, Mrs R. Cap- staff. ' VCO Mrs Moss spoke


ing were: president, Miss K. M. Hanson; vice- presidents, Mrs A. Ipho- fen, Miss McArthur; sec­ retary, Mrs M. Mitchell;


Bradford WI annual meet­


In office - Officials elected at West


performance of “The Mer­ chant of. Venice” at. the,


Members recently saw a


Jewels “The Queen’s jewellery”


Dunsop Bridge ^ l J°y^ .Sine eLand , recent events were dis-


On display ' Seven trophies' won-at 1


Young Farmers’ Club, held in Dunsop Bridge Vil­ lage Hall.- Mr J. Cowking, who h a s mo v e d to Clitheroe, was succeeded as secretary by Mrs J. Par­ kinson.


' minute secretary, Miss L. Barton; treasurer, Mr J. Alpe; club leader, Mr J. Clegg; auditor, Mrs E. Sla­ ter; village hall representa­ tives, Mr J. Metcalfe and Miss J. Law. A Christmas party , is


being held at Dunsop Bridge Village Hall on December 22nd.


ject of a talk at .the Methodist Ladies’ Evening Fellowship, meeting in Whalley. About 30 ladies heard Mr Bob Roberts,-of Whalley, play the guitar and describe what folk [ music meant to him. Mrs G. Nolan presided.


Folk night _ Folk music was the sub-1


Right hands


evening on Thursday at , Abbey senior citizens the home of Mr and Mrs Keith Stansfield, of Pendle Street West, Sabden,


A sherry and social Whist winners at the I


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Schoolchildren baked


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For party Children in Hurst Green


St Jospeh’s Entertainment Committee, £67 was raised towards their party.


Domin o e s : Mr F. Hayhurst, Mr H. Dolphin, Miss Chaffer, Mrs. J. Dewhurst. Competition: Miss Pye.


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