Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 6th, 1979 -5
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fOVEORLOG Waddington News from the Villages
dington are to pool their efforts to produce a five- day festival in St Helen’s Church from next Friday. Each organisation has
Festival time Organisations in Wad-
chosen a part of the church for its own display. Since
Waddow Chapel has always been connected with Waddow Hall, Guides and Brownies have chosen this for' their exhibition under the direction of Miss Moira Walker,. Guider-in- charge.
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showing work carried out by their society through out the world and the WI are having a show of crafts. The Sunday School, Playgroup, Royal British Legion and Cub Scouts are also among the exhibitors. o Items of embroidery and
The Mothers’ Union'are
parts of old tractors and cars, buckets and other rubbish. He thought they had fallen off private tips along the brookside. Coun. John Walmsley
V. Slaidburn
said he had also seen the rubbish and was concerned about it. Chairman, Coun. Eric
Edmondson reported that the water authority when
asked by the Parish Coun cil to look at both river courses into Waddington Brook, could find no detri-, mental pollution. Councillors accepted the
report, but felt the sam ples were taken when the river was particularly high.
Downham
dents of Waddington Hos pital will be shown in the Browsholme Chapel, which will also contain exhibits connected with the Parker family — pat rons of Waddington for over 200 years. As the festival is con
ther crafts done' by resi
'Downham WI. About 30 members travelled by car
Padiham, was visited by
Outings G aw th o rp e H a l l ,
and then had supper at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Barrow.
nected with the Interna tional Year of the Child, Waddington and West Bradford Primary School will mount an exhibition of children’s art in the attrac tive 15th century tower. Mr P. A. Cuncliffe, the
church organist, is arrang ing organ recitals and items to be given by instrumentalists. Individual exhibitors are
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Parker, held a short meet ing and thanked Mrs S. Capstick for the arrange ments. Another trip arranged
The president, Mrs E.
vices were held at St Andrew’s Parish Church, Slaidburn on Sunday, when guest preacher was the Rev. I. J. L. Browne, of Cheshire. Lessons were read in the
Harvest^ Harvest festival ser
Music will be by the Stylus disco, Manchester.
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morning by Mr J. C. Kenyon and in the evening ? by Mr E. Harrison. Mr J. Cowking was
organist. The church was beautifully decorated with, flowers, fruit, vegetables and other produce, which was later distributed to the sick and elderly in the par ish. The remainder was sold on Monday evening. Sunday School children had arranged their own
baskets and boxes of har vest gifts and presented them at the service.
Corn dollies YMembers of Slaidburn
watched a demonstration on making corn dollies, by Mrs M. Clark, of Treales, when they met in the vil- . lage hall on Monday. Mrs Clark was thanked
oung Farmers’ Club
recently by Mrs Capstick was to Hambleton Parish Church flower festival. About 30 members travel led by coach. ,
welcomed to take part. oonsored walk on
Church Sunday School improvement fund has been arranged by the Sun day School and church bel lringers, on Saturday.
behalf of St Helen’s Walking
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Council is to ask the North West Water Authority to investigate reports of rub bish being washed down the brook from Wadding ton fells.
Rubbish problem Waddington Parish
told members he had walked the length of the brook, north of Cuttock Clough Farm and along by Feizor Farm, and seen
Coun. Richard Yates
tribution to Village Hall funds, a “Sausage Sizzle” was held on Friday at Fernside, Twiston, by per mission of Mr and Mrs Parker. About £110 was raised.
In aid of the WI con
and competitions. Mrs M. Taylor won the raffle, Kirsteen Scott guessed the number of sweets in a bot- , tie, and Mrs K. Taylor won the adverts competition.
There was a cake stall Read
waste paper collected on Saturday, by Read Scout and Guide Parents’ Com mittee boosted group funds by more than £43.
£43 boost Nearly three tons of
realised by a house-to- house collection in Read for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
Collection A total of £34.45 was
by Judith Pinder. Tom Harrison was in the chair. Forthcoming events
Sabden
met for their Monday night social, the following were rizewinners. Dominoes: r R. Guest, Mrs E. Spencer, Mrs R. Graham. Whist: Ladies — Mrs B.
Birtwell, Mrs C. Sefton. Gents—Mr V. Woodend, Mr R. Chamley. Raffle: Mrs A. Clarkson.
Sunshine Members of Sabden
Over 60s Club chose a gloriously sunny day to go on a coach trip to Black pool. After spending the
afternoon in the resort, they went to the Central Pier to see the show “The Good Old Days.”
grand family dance” in the school tomorrow night.
members are holding “a
Family night St Mary’s RC Church
Prizes • When Sabden Over 60s
were discussed at a busi ness meeting.
members made the most of the good weather when they held a jumble sale on Thursday evening. They set up tneir stalls outside the church and the sale raised £25 for Sunday School funds.
Raise £25 Sabden Baptist Church
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for Sabden Baptist Church and school, thanks to . a group of. youth leaders ' from the Lancashire and Cheshire Baptist Associa
tion.For during a weekend
Odd jobs A spruce-up is in store
Gisburn
conference at the church, members of the group made a list of renovation and decorating jobs which need doing — and they plan to return in the near future to tackle them. During their stay, from
lipop sticks and dairy cat tle judging were the com-
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• Sunday service. . This weekend a group from a Rawtenstall Baptist
Friday till Sunday, they undertook quite a few odd jobs. They also managed to find time for a walk round Pendleside and attended
. Church will lead the Sun day service, as the Sabden' minister is on holiday.
Chipping
Tricks and spots A harvest whist and
domino drive, organised by Chipping Parish Church, will be held in the village hall on Saturday.
the Parish rooms winners at whist were: Ladies — M. Walmsley, A. Booth- man, W. Moon.1 Gents — W. Bailey, J. Robinson, M. Hayhurst.
At the monthly drive in
' Burrows, E. Jackson, M. Ainsworth.
Dominoes: H. Dolphin, D. Kenyon, L. Kenyon, A.
and refreshments were provided by Mrs Jackson and helpers.
Mr J. Birkett was MC
Parish Church met to make preparations for the harvest festival .on Sun day, September 16th. Preacher in the morning will be the Rev. Keith
Preparations The ladies of Chipping
Nye, and in the evening, the Rev. T. Green.
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day, was at Shuttleworth Hall Farm, by permission of Mr and Mrs, John Falshaw. Judges were -Mrs Susan Gravestone, of Park Hall Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland, and Mr David Heap, of Burnley. Judges and hosts were
were: junior girls — Sarah Gorst, Helen Falshaw, Ali- ,son and Helen Lund. Intermediate — Heather Lund. Junior boys Andrew Robinson, Mark Hanson, John Robinson. Inter — David Capstick, Brian Moorhouse and James Pate. Senior — John Thistlethwaite. A potato pie supper was
thanked by Helen Lund and Andrew Robinson. Competition winners
followed by a business meeting with Judith Emmott m the chair.
Tosside
“We plough the fields and scatter,” were sung by the . congregation at the har vest festival service at Zion Chapel, Tosside, on Sunday evening. Mr D. Fox, of Giggles-
Marshmallows Harvest hymns such as
wick, sang two solos “Such lovely things” and “O Thou, whose constant mer cies.” The service was taken by Mr D. Hartley, of Earby, who also preached the sermon. He enrolled three young
members of the congrega tion, and to illustrate his sermon gave them each a
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chocolate marshmallow'— much to the delight of the youngsters. ; Instead of the usual
whist and domino drive on Monday, a social evening was held, when the Ribble Singers entertained. This was followed by supper and the sale of produce. The interior o f ; the
MORE than £200 was raised a t . a wine, ban gers and burgers even ing in aid of the Skipton Division of the Conser vative Association..
by the Waddington, Mit- ton and Bashall Eaves
The event, organised
chapeb has recently been re-decorated, and to help meet the costs, a jumble sale will be held on Sep tember 15th at 2 p.m.
Paythorne
Chapel’s two Harvest Fes tival services on Sunday was the Rev. George Knowles, of Clitheroe. The chapel was deco
Decorated Preacher at Paythorne
rated with fruit and flow ers. Sarah and Helen Gorst and Ann Preston read from the Scriptures. On Monday there was a
Hurst Green
Wartime talk i1 The Mothers’Union held
session in- St John’s Church, Hurst Green, on Monday evening; Fr. Smith, Chaplain of
ts first meeting of the new
Waddington Hospital, described his wartime experiences as a policeman and air-raid warden, and was thanked by the enrol ling member, Mrs G. Pen nington. At the business meeting,
social evening, when f r ien d s from Trinity M e th o d is t C h u rc h , Clitheroe, entertained with singing, accompanied by guitars and a recorder. After supper, there was
a list of speakers for future meetings was arranged. Mrs L. Peel was tea hostess.
a sale of fruit and veget ables. The festival raised more than £100 for chapel funds.
BoSton-by-Bowland
" business meeting was c h a ire d by Michael Cornthwaite. Members have also been
YFC took part in a quiz with Mr D. Howard as the question-master and Mrs A. Smalley the scorer. Valerie Pickard prop osed a vote of thanks. A
YFC quiz Bolton-by-Bowland
to Blackpool to see the “Little and Large Show.”
Leonard’s Guides had a camp at Lower Fold Farm,
Camping out The 1st Langho St
Dinckley as a test for Mrs Lilian Hargreaves, who was taking her camper’s licence. It was organised with
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meeting after the summer break, there was a 100 per cent attendance.
Amanda Walmsley were presented with their ramb
Carol Hargreaves and
lers’ badges, Kathryn Mooney her singing badge and Rebecca Murdoch and Amanda Walmsley their campers’ badges. Mrs Cooper presented the badges.
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Langho gashall Eaves
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