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Chatburn


the - subject of an illus­ trated talk.by Mrs Banks, of ■ Waddington^ to' the- Mothers’-' Union at Christ: Church, Chatburn. It included .glimpses of the many , countries she had visited— Holland, Istan­ bul, India,’ Hong Kong, ■ Australia, Mexico and America. She was thanked by Mrs G. Wiseman. Mrs N. Maddock led a short act of worship.-Mrs A. High- ton was the pianist and Mrs H. Brewer, Mrs Sil- verwood and Mrs Wiseman the hostesses.


Traveltour “Taiwan and back” was


with members’-.children, : which has proved popular


. in, previous years.' ' ■..r The November, meeting will consist of a demonstra-. tion of handwork in the- form of suitable Christmas gifts. The committee is to ' meet to discuss details of the December party.


Missions The annual Overseas_


Nearer The scheme to provide


sheltered housing at Chat­ burn is now much nearer. In a discussion with the


Ribble Valley Council on the need for housing in rural areas, the Parish Council was told that purchase of the Crow Trees Brow site is in hand and layout design under way. The foreseeable starting date for. the scheme is next February.


Highland views Slides of Scotland’s Tor-


ridon Highlands, with com- mentary by a Skipton amateur geologist, Mr Ivan Wright, entertained a


burn, to raise money for their stall at the forthcom- sale of work, e vicar, the Rev. N.


gathering arranged by


Maddock, introduced Mr Wright. Mrs J. Spencer won a competition to name a cuddly lamb, made and d o n a t e d b y Mrs J. Richards.


Toe H story The history of Toe H


was recounted by Mr Alan Daniels, of Clitheroe, to a meeting o f Chatburn Methodist Women’s Fel­ lowship. Miss Hird presided and


Mrs Goodfellow was the pianist. The committee served refreshments.


Times past Members of Ribblesdale


C l u b , C h a t b u r n , reminisced over photo­ graphs of yesteryear at their usual meeting to play dominoes and snooker. M rs E x ton and Mrs Hornby were the hos­ tesses.


and Worston Women Con-


Tory drive Chatburn, Downham


, servatives held a whist and domino drive on Friday in Chatburn school hall which raised £30. Whist: Ladies — Mrs


Killean, Mrs M. Clayton, Miss Kipling. Gents — Mr D. Wright, Mr J. Swales, Mr F. Clayton. Dominoes: Mr J. Collin-


son, Mr A. Wentworth, Mrs M. Jackson. Chil­ dren’s dominoes: M. Nel­ son, Fiona Black. Raffle: Miss J. Platt, Mrs Gros- venor.


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Programme A programme for the


new session was drawn up when the committee of Waddington and West Bradford Young Members met at Waddington Vic­ arage.


and Mrs Thelma Carter agreed to share the secre­ tarial duties following the resignation of Mrs April Bell, and other members offered to help. Sugges­ tions were made for speak­ ers on all topics. It was agreed that the


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Missionary Meeting held in- Waddington Methodist Chapel raised £52. The ' speaker was the Rev. Raymond Wood, of Ash- t o n , P r e s t o n , who described his work with African missions. Mrs Phylis Pye had


was run by Mrs Herd and ladies of the chapel pro­ vided refreshments. Mrs S. W. Fisher, overseas secretary, thanked all the helpers.


Chipping


Confirmation Confirmation classes


have begun at Chipping Parish Church, where 23 young people met for their first instruction after the Sunday evening service. Classes are still open to latecomers. Adult classes will begin in a few weeks and the confirmation will take place in March.


Anniversary The Congregational


lowship anniversary vices were taken b; Ingleton Singers.


Church at Chipping was full on Friday, when Fel- ser-


y the


Dinner Chipping Show Commit­


tee’s annual dinner dance will be held in the village hall tomorrow. There will be dancing to the Cliff Winston Band, Blackburn, and there will also be an entertainer. The_ c ommi t t e e is


organising a whist drive on Monday night.


Clover The YFC met in Chip­


ping village hall on Mon­ day. Mr Parker, of the


Peter Rogerson. Margaret Mercer chaired the Busi­ ness meeting.


Tosside


Educational There was a special


morning service to mark Education Sunday at St Bartholomew’s Church, Tosside, attended by chil­ dren from the church school with their parents. Gerard Winnard, Lisa


Wad e , Ian Leverton, Stephanie Moon, Alison Wade, Tracey Walkden and David Winnard read sections o f the, Bible. Afterwards, all the chil­ dren sang a hymn of their own choice. The theme of the ser­


vice, taken by the Vicar, the Rev. J. F. Salisbury, was that God had made the world and it was good, if only people would learn to use it properly. The chi ldr en we r e


trained for their singing and reading by Mrs Vera Newhouse, headmistress of the village school


Great House Experimental Farm, Helmshore, spoke and showed slides on clover and the effects of cutting grass. He was thanked by


decorated the room ■ with flowers and Miss Mary Speakman played the piano. Mrs Goodchild ' chaired the meeting. A bring-and-buy stall


Whailey Red road


■ “God’s Red Road” was the title of a talk given at Whailey Methodist Church by the Rev.. G. W: S. Knowles, minister of Trin­ ity Methodist Church, Clitheroe. Mr Knowles, who is Superintendent of the


. Clitheroe Circuit, also showed slides of the Ivory Coast and described his work there from 1972 to 1975. An additional item of


interest was a display of garments and tape record­ ings of church services. Mr A. G. Bowles thanked Mr Knowles for his inspiring evening. :


Castles The Rev. Ward Jones of


Chatburn showed slides of castles and monasteries in North Yorkshire and North Wales at a meeting of Whailey Methodist Women’s Fellowship. Mrs Pamela Vickers


chaired the meeting Mrs L. Garside was hostess and Mrs E. Wilkinson the pianist.


Abbey whist Winners at the Abbey


Senior Citizens’ whist and domino drive at Whailey were — Whist: Ladies — M r s .Howa r t h , Miss Knowles. Gents — Mrs H o l t , Mr s B r i t c h . Dominoes: Mrs O; Hornby, Mrs F. Hindle, Mr J.


, Chetham, Mr P. N. Whitaker, Mrs F. Jolly.


Read


Stratford trip A visit to the Royal


Shakespeare Theatre. Stratfora-on-Avon, proved


a popular choice for Read Earish outing, organised


duction of Antony and Cleopatra.


Robert Houlgate, Ruth Varly and Karen Brown, were trained by assistant youth club leader Susan Cooke.


Soccer win Read had a good victory


in the first round of the Lancashire Youth Clubs’ Association’ s National football cup tournament. Played at Read, the


home team won the match against Blackburn West End 4-1. They will play


Blackburn YMCA in the next round. R e a d ’ s t e am : M.


Demaline, D. Cooke, R. Vernon, M. Greenwood, J. Blanchflower, S. Eccles, N. Pollard, P. Gunson, M. Burton, A. McLean, M. Greenhalgh. Sub.: K . . Towne. Scorers were Pol­


lard, McLean and Burton (2).


Sale time Read MU’s annual jum­


ble sale will be held on Saturday afternoon in St John’s School.


Right cards Winners at the whist


drive held in Read Con­ st itutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs A. Cunliffe,


third in the North-West finals o f the National Youth Clubs’ Association’s “ Saturday Night Fever” disco dancing competition at the Ritz, Manchester. The Read t e am; ' o f .


Fever place Read Youth Club came


y Mr C. Law. Parishioners saw a pro­


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,_ October 26th, 1978 5.


Mrs S. Hensby. Gents — : (joint). Mr R. Edmondson, Mrs E. Hutchinson, Mrs E. Braeewell. Special prize, Mrs E. Ireland. Mrs E. Braeewell was MG.


New guide . .At Read Guides’ meet­


in g l a s t T h u r s d a y , Carol ine - Massey, was enrolled. Sarah Hilton was promoted to patrol leader, and Sian Sudeworth to pat­ rol seconder. Jill Tomlin­ son and June Jocelyn were


awarded their service flash.


. In the Brownie Guides,


and Aliyson Hargreaves - I®!-01! president Miss R. were enrolled.


Isobel Richards, Julie Sla­ ter, Vicki Hallam, Pamela Hanson, Judith Slinger.


School service Children and staff of St


John’ s School, Read, attended the family ser­ vice on Education Sunday last week. Bell ringers' were Glenn


R o s t r o n and Simon Haworth and Lucy Gott and Loise Richards distri­ buted hymn books. Mark Be r e s f o r d , Jonathan Yates, Caroline Massey and Claire Holbrook col- - lected. •


'


ders and sang, and Simon Hargreaves and Catherine Hartley read the lessons. The service was con­


Children played recor­ news Pendleton


Question time7 “Any questions” was the


when, on being-asked “Who would you like to be if you weren’t you?” one member promptly replied “Henry the Eighth.” Pend-


Mrs E.. Anderton, con­ sisted of Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Bob Ainsworth, . Coun. Mrs M. Clegg, Mr S. Westhead and Mr B. Greenwood. Laughter was aroused


highlight at Pendleton WI when 21 members of Cops- ter Green were enter­ tained. The panel, chaired by


. were reminded of the 9-30 a.m. start for Interna­ tional Day at Bolton. A gardening course and


: party on January 20th is to be a fancy dress .affair. A buffet supper was


served. Mrs Stone, presi­ dent of Copster Green, proposed thanks for an enjoyable evening.


Downham


ducted by the vicar, Canon _ P. A. Schofield, and organ­ ist was Mr J. Blundell.


Dunsop Bridge


Band films A b o u t 80 p e o p l e


attended a coffee evening with a bring and buy and film show, in Dunsop Bridge Village Hall last Saturday.


Proceeds were for Slaid-


burn- Silver Band and the films showed the band, the Longridge Band, and Clitheroe Morris Men and friends, on a recent visit to France.


band members Alan Wood and Raymond Greenwood, and the conductor Mr John Cowking was commen­ tator. He also thanked those who supported the event. Competition winners


Pro je c t ion is ts we re


were Mrs Hilda Evans and Mr J. Moon.


Dutch trip Mr Neil Kenyon showed


slides and spoke about his 1 visit to Holland on an Ag r i cul tural Co l le ge ! return visit, at last week’s meeting of Bowland For­ est Young Farmers. Mr E. Parkinson chaired


the meeting. The club is ! hoping to arrange a bonfire on the recreation field on November 4th.


Bolton-by-Bowland


Egg plant Bo l t on - b y -Bowl a n d


YFC members enjoyed a trip round the egg-grading and hatchery plat at War­ ren Poultry Farm, Cat- forth. The owners were thanked by Maxine Life. The first round of the


regional debates was held in the village school on Fri­ day. Bolton-by-Bowland “A” team came out top and now meets Slaidburn in the final. Chairmen were Mr D.


Howard and Mr G. Whit­ taker and judges Mr K. Whitwell and Mr R. Berry. They were thanked by Angela Booth.


BANANA RECIPE WINNERS


A C L I T H E R O E mother of four was “absolutely delighted”- this week to learn she had won first prize in our Banana Recipe Competition.


Mrs Joan Grainger’s


recipe for “Banana, Apple and Ginger Salad” wins her a beautiful set of Lan­


; worth more than £12. Her winning idea places


cashir e -made towels,


bananas with c e l e r y , apples and ginger on a bed of lettuce, to make a deli­ cious salad with a differ­ ence.


May Jackson, of Higher Stoney Bank, Slaidburn, who wins a bath towel worth over £7, for her sweet concoction “Brazi­ lian Bananas,” combining the fruit with rum, coffee and cream to make: a mouth-watering dessert.


Mrs Grainger of Park Avenue, Clitheroe, loves


cooking — which is just as well when she has a family of four to feed. She likes to be adventurous and try out new ideas on sons Steven (19), Garry (18), Andrew (14) and daughter Katrina (15)


. Her only training was a


few night school courses in basic cookery several'


The runner-up is Miss


years ago: “ I love cooking, but it’s the first time I’ve won anything with it,” she said. We are sending. £1 con­


solation prizes to Mrs Linda Jones, o f Holly Mount, Crow Trees Brow, Chatburn, for her “Carib­


bean Cocktail” recipe and Mrs N. Breaks, of New- l a i t h e , N ew t o n - i n - Bowland, for her “Choco­ late and Banana Trifle” recipe. Here are the prizewin-


ning recipes:


BANANA, APPLE AND GINGER SALAD r


4 bananas.


2 eating; apples. 1 tablespoon preserved ginger and syrup. ;


1 lettuce. ', ■A head of celery.- Juice of V6 lemon. Salad cream..


,, Peel and core the apples!


and cut each into three thick rounds, laying them in lemon-juice to preserve the colour. Sl ice the ; bananas and chop the cel­ ery and ginger, mixing them with the ginger . and syrup, lemon juice and salad cream. Wash , and shred the out- '


side leaves of the lettuce.' Lay the slices of apple on them and heap them with the banana mixture. Deco­ rate with small lettuce . leaves.


.. BRAZILIAN BANANAS


4 bananas. 1 tablespoon rum.


. 1 dessertspoon instant coffee. 1 dessertspoon caster sugar. 4 fl. oz. double cream.


’ Few almonds. Peel the bananas, slice,


thickly into a serving dish o r small di shes and sprinkle over with rum. Dissolve the coffee in one or two tablespoons of boil­ ing water, add caster sugar and leave until cold.


Whip the cream and add


the coffee mixture.. Cover the bananas with the cof­ fee-flavoured cream, scat­ ter a few browned flaked almonds on top and serve chilled.


CARIBBEAN COCKTAIL


r ping cream. 1 tablespoon kirsch.


. •


. 2 medium-sized bananas. 4 fl.-oz. double or whip-


2 grapefruit.


1 dessertspoon caster sugar.


scoop out all the flesh and pith, taking care not to break the skins. Remove all the flesh from the pith and place in a bowl. Add the bananas* thinly sliced in rings. Whip the cream until it


Halve the grapefruit and


stands in soft peaks, then fold in the grapefruit, banana, kirsch and sugar. Divide the mixture bet­ ween the grapefruit cups and gamisn with half a Maras chino or glace cherry.


CHOCOLATE AND BANANA TRIFLE


4 sponge-cakes (halved). Small quantity lemon curd.


2 large bananas (sliced). 1 tablespoon sherry


' (optional). ’A pint milk. 3 large egg yolks. 4oz. dark chocolate. Spread spl it sponge cakes with lemon curd.


■ Place half of them curd side up in serving dish, c o v e r with half the bananas, then the rest of the sponge c a k e s a n d another layer of banana. Pour sherry over. •


Boil:milk, allow to cool


slightly and pour onto beaten egg yolks. Return


ingredients to pan, add chocolate and stir over gentle heat until well blended, but do not allow to boil.


i When chocolate mixture


has thickened, pour it over, ingredients in dish. Can be decorated when cold with whipped cream if desired. Serves 6. ■


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in the absence through ill­ ness of retiring president Mrs Whittaker. On her behal f she


Mrs E. Parker presided


thanked all the retiring officers for their work dur­ ing the past year. The 38th annual report


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Hall whist Nineteen tables.were in


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Michelle. Taylor, Deborah Eccles, Tracy Eccles, Joanne Barker, Sarah Spensley, Emma Spens- ley, .Wayne Eccles, Rachel Hall, ’Anne Braithwaite. A pie and peas supper was served during the


on the autumn council MC was Mr B. Barker, meeting and members


Sabden


Record sum The annual gift weekend


at Sabden Me thodi s t Church raised the record sum of £840 for church funds. A sale of work on Satur­


day afternoon was very well attended. There were various stalls and home­ made teas were on sale. The opener was Mrs C. Eastwood, of Yeovil, and Mrs J. Hambling was in the chair. In the evening, Parkside


Methodist Church Drama Group presented a concert of “songs from the shows” in the church hall. , There were good congre­


gations at both Sunday s e r v i c e s , when the preacher was the Rev. G. H. Raynor, of Preston.


Lucky Prizewinners at Monday


night’s whist and domino drive for Sabden Over 60s were as follows. Whist: Ladies — Mrs E. Hayes, Mrs I. Flanagan.. Gents — Mr F. Cottam, Mrs M. Procter. Domino e s : Miss A. Alston, Mr Beast. Raffle:


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Mundy"thanked the team, evening and proceeds were Mrs Anderton reported ' *n a*d of village hall funds,


Mrs. B. Pye, Mrs Snaith, Miss J. Clark. Gents — Mr W. Ireland; Mr G. Sander- s o n , M r B u t t e r s . Dominoes: Mr F.' Hatton, Mrs V. Eccles, Mr Gayland Lambert. Children’ s dominoes:


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