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• Winners at the whist drive held in Read Con­ stitutional Club were: L a d i e s — M rs E ^ Bracewell, Mrs M. Pickles.' Gents — Miss E. Ennis, Mrs A. Wilshaw. Special prize: Mrs M.


Pickles. MC was Miss E. Ennis.


St Francis At St John’s MU, Read,


enrolling member Mrs Barbara Totty introduced Mrs Rockley, of Black­ burn, who gave a slide show, “In the steps of St Francis.” The vote of thanks was


Buffet


Read Scout and Guide Parents’ Committee raised nearly £39 for group funds. The c om m i t te e is nging an adult disco


Waste paper collected by


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SKEGNESS — From the tiny fishing village of the early 19th century which Alfred, Lord Tennyson and his family, knew so well, Skegness has grown into a spacious town, beloved of holidaymakers and famous among resorts. Shortly after the coming of the railway in 1875 work was started on the laying out of the wide tree lined streets which characterise the town today. The 1,843 feet long pier was built in 1881, the church of Saint Matthew, the centrepoint of the "new" town, was com­ pleted in 1884 and in 1898 the clock tower was erected to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. So the foundations were laid for the fame and popularity the resort now enjoys. Today tourists come by road to enjoy the invig­ orating air, the clean firm sands, the attrac­ tive gardens, excellent bowling greens and pitch and putt courses, boating lake and swimming pool, together with varied forms of entertainment and amusements. We hope that you will come with us to enjoy these attractions plus the delightful towns and scenery of the Lincolnshire Wolds and also a visit to Sandringham I


T H E L I NCOLNSHI RE WOLDS __ Officially designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" the Lincolnshire Wolds are an area of beautiful unspoilt countryside with high rolling hills and deep secluded valleys sheltering tiny old world villages and hamlets. They are a region rich in history and romance where craftsmen and artists work in peace within a ,few miles of the lively holiday resorts of


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Women’s Fellowship was Mrs Howell Jones, of Clitheroe, on “James Gal­ way the flautist.” Miss Hird was chairman


Flautist Speaker at Chatburn


Toffee Bo n f ire to f fe e and


,by Mr and Mrs R. Porter and £16 was raised for bazaar funds.


orange drinks were served at a disco held in Chatburn Schoolroom for seven to 13-year-olds. The


* .ie dance was organised


Overseas Missions Sunday at Chatburn Methodist Church was conducted by the Rev. Ward Jones, using visual aids and tape recordings of Christian hymns o f other lands. Mr Jones announced


Sponsor child The, family service on


Men’s Society raised £60 at a jumble sale in the Village Hall. They are grateful to everyone who supported


Society. The official docu-. ment of sponsorship was signed by treasurer Miss J. Dugdale and senior ste-- ward Mr T. Hudson. The church will be


notified of the child’s name and it is hoped to corres­ pond and send Christmas and birthday gifts. In the evening Mr Jones


Sabden


Tricks and spots When Sabden pension­


showed a Scottish TV film, “Shadow of an iron man,” about Livingstone. The commentary was given by the Rev. Colin Morris, deputy head of the BBC’s religious broadcasting department.


Surprise cake Members of Chatburn


given by Mrs Betty Har­ greaves.


surprise par ty: Mrs Arnold Palmer, who


Ribblesdale Club gave a for Mr and


have just celebrated their golden wedding anniver-


with a cake decorated and made by Mrs Titterington and Mrs M. Frankland. Mrs Palmer thanked mem­ bers for their kind wishes.


ary. The


_hey were presented Langho


St Leonard’s, Langho, went on a Hallow-e’en walk to th e fo rm e r madhouse, now Mitton Hall Farm, and then up The Rake, a well-known path in the area. They all carried turnip


Lanterns Brownies and Cubs from


soup and rolls.


ers' met for their midweek social, prizewinners at dominoes were: Andrew- Riley, Lesley Dewhurst, Mrs L. Hunt, Mrs I. Cottam. Whist: Ladies — Mrs E.


H a rg re av e s , Miss E. Hayes. Gents — J. Simm, I. Green. R a f f l e : M is s L .


-Mrs R. Charnley, Mrs E. Woodend. Gents — Mr V. Woodend, Mr C. Howarth. Dominoes: Mrs I. Met­


Dewhurst. Monday night’s winners at whist were: Ladies —


calfe; Mrs M. Wade. . Raffle: Mrs L. Hunt.


Mini-market


members held a successful mini-market in the village on Saturday morning, rais­ ing about £160. The money will go the cost of new for


Sabden Football Club towards


club’s Nutter Barn pitch. Club members who man­


dressing rooms the


ned the various stalls are grateful to all who sup­ ported the event and donated goods. The raffle first prizewin­


news


ary, Mrs Gornall; trea­ surer,' Mrs S. Thompson; assistant, Mrs E. Asquith. Committee: Mrs Dibb,:


Mrs S. Silverwood, Mrs D. White, Mrs C. Shaw, Mrs R. Watson and' Mrs H. Waddington. Members -agreed to


attend a “Wealth of warmth” evening at the Coronation Hotel on November 21st. Arrangements were


Mitton Fund raiser


made for the Christmas fair on December 1st, to be opened by Dr G. Hampson, of Clitheroe. Committee, members served a buffet supper.


Chipping Faith


LCC at'St Helens, Mr Wilf Caunce, of Garstang, spoke about “My faith and


A draughtsman with the


Saddle Side, home of Mr and Mrs Matt Huddleston. Mrs Mary Cu rw en


-’ellowship 1


accompanied hymns on a piano accordion and Mr H u d d le s to n led the meeting..


Remembrance


ner was C. Smalley, trea­ sure hunt winner, Mr P. Wray, and cake competi- t io n w in n e r Mr R. Graham.


lanterns and were met at C ro n sh aw C h a ir by


parents Mrs Joan Knight- members are holding an and Mrs Baldwin, with hot encj 0f season presentation


Awards night Sabden Cricket Club


evening tomorrow at .the


and Mrs Goodfellow pian­ ist. Tea and biscuits were served.


Leonard’s Youth Club, Langho, enjoyed a moon­ light walk up Pendle Hill on Hallow-e’en. They were accompanied


In moonlight Several members of St


by Mr and Mrs David Smith, Mr T. Say and the v ic a r , the Rev. Paul Warren. Pendle was crowded


Brown Cow, Chatburn. Awards will go to the


club’s most successful players during their first season in the Ribble Valley League after a lapse of several years.


•Sabden Baptist Cnilurch


with people, many dressed as witches, and from the Nick they had a wonderful view of Burnley “illumina­ tions.”


of St Leonard’s Mothers’ Union, Langho with hus­ b an d s and f r i e n d s , attended the Blackburn Diocesan Ball a t th e Winter Gardens, Black­ pool, on Friday night.


By coach A coachload of members


that the church council had agreed to sponsor a child t tnrihrough the Bible Lands


Leonard’s Church, Lan­ gho, will take place tomor­ row night from 7 to 10 p.m., for the 10-16'age


Disco The monthly disco at St


group.


was tne scene of th’elmnual bonfire party organised by St Leonard’s Cubs and Scouts Parents’ Associa­ tion on Saturday night. Crowds of people turned


Bonfire Rogersfield


Prizewinners Sunday School pupils at


received book prizes for attendance during the annual prizegiving at morning s e rv ic e on


school will accompany hymns and play Last Post and Reveille at a Remem­ brance service at Chipping war memorial on Sunday morning. The Parish Church will


A band from a Preston


Ladies: J. Wells, A. A. Jolly, N. Breaks. Gents: K. Edwards, B. Breaks, D. Knowles. Dominoes: Miss'S. Har­


drive, organised by the men of Mitton, £70 was raised for church funds. W h is t w in n e r s ' —


At a whist and domino


greaves, Mrs Wentworth, Mrs M. Seed, Mr R. Simp­ son, MrE. Newhouse, Mrs Proctor. Competition: Miss V. Murray, Mr G. Dugdale.


. G. Pearson for dominoes. Mr Austin Porter, the churchwarden, thanked everyone who had helped to make the drive


Hurst Green


the Mission for Seamen was given by the Rev W. Jones, of Knowle Green, at a well-attended meeting of St' John’s Mothers’ Union, Hurst Green.


Mission’s work A talk about the work of


a f te rw a rd s answered questions. The speaker was introduced by enrol­ ling member Mrs G. Pen­ nington and thanked by Mrs M. Bailey.


He showed a film and


join St Mary’s RC and the Congregational Church for a parade and presentation of wreaths at 10-30 a.m., following shortened ser­ vices in church. Choirs, youth organisa­


tions'and ex-Servicemen will take part.


Adventure


Adventure Club from Chipping Parish Church and the Congregational Church met on Tuesday in the village hall for quizes, story reading and games.


Young members of the


guest preacher Mr J. Ken­ dall, or Nelson, who gave a young people’s address. The service was very well attended.


Sunday. They were presented by


Waddington


Vampire bats In p la c e of t h e i r


uniforms, Brownies from Waddington and West Bradford packs arrived dressed as ghosts, witches and vampire bats for their joint Hallow-e’en party. They enjoyed all the


Dunsop Bridge Dance


Dunsop Bridge villagi hall committee is to h ' olcT; 50/50 dance


tomorrow night, when the Parker Brothers will play for dancing.


in the hall


toon films ana dancing will be held in the village hall on November 24th, pro­ ceeds going to a leukaemia fund.


A family night with car­


Bolton-by-Bowland Road accident Debate


Bowland Young Farmers organised a debating even­ ing in which they took part with representatives of the village hall committee, cricket club and Women’s Institute. Mr T. Hartley proposed a vote of thanks.


Members of Bolton-by- Ail the aces


usual games such as apple bobbing, organised by Miss Hilda Emsden, and there were refreshments of toffee apples and baked potatoes. Stories were told by


the light of turnip lanterns, which provided a suitable ghostly atmosphere.


out for the firework dis­ play and best guy competi­ tion, which was won by “Ola Julian,” the hand­ iwork of Simon Foley. Second prize went to


R o b e rt F a i rb ro th e r . Judges were the Rev. Paul Warren, of St Leonard’s and Mgr J. Guerin, of St MarvFs RC C h u rc h , Langno.


provided hot-dogs, jacket potatoes, a cake stall, cof­ fee and orange drinks.


Association members


Langho, was packed for Holy Communion on Sun­ day morning. The bread and wine were taken up to the altar by Mrs Holden, Mrs Pearson and Mrs Had- field, and received by altar boy Craig Cooper.


Packed St Leonard’s Church,


the cold to attend a bonfire and firework display organised by Waddington Village Sports Committee on Saturday. The event was held on


Fireworks A good crowd braved


Lisa Hoyle, Rachel and Claire Edlington, Lisa


Coar and Richard Mercer. J u d g e was D r T;


at Bolton-by-Bowland vil­ lage hall were: Ladies — Mrs M. Edwards, Mrs E. Ireland, Mrs M. Edmond­ son. Gents — Mr E. Lax, Mr G. Sanderson, Mr F. Snaith. Dominoes: Stephen Pic­


Whist winners at a drive


kard, Anne Sagar, Mrs Wentworth, Mrs R. How­ ard, Mr Dolphin, Sylvia Hogg. Children’s dominoes:


CLITHEROE boy Shane Dewhurst was taken Blackburn Royal Infir mary after being involved in a road accident at Moor Lane on Tuesday morning,


cent, was crossing the road when he was involved in an accident with a car driven by Mrs Christine Julie Parker (22), of Kirkmoor Road, Clitheroe.


facial injuries and yester­ day his condition was described as satisfactory


He received head and Shane, (7), of The Cres­ Open daily including Saturday


MC’s w e re Mr A. Laylock for whist and Mrs


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Anne.Smalley, Alison Pic­ kard, Simon Moorhouse. Raffle: Mrs H. Dolphin,


Mrs F. Snaith, Mr H. Pickard. Mr W. Crossley was MC


for whist and Mr H. Pic­ kard for dominoes.


Whalley


the recreation'field and a competition for the best dressed guy was won by


McCree, of Waddington. Refreshments included jacket potatoes and hot dogs.


Gisburn


Tiny tots More than 100 school-


children from tiny ■ tots upwards, enjoyed them-


During the service four . selves at a disco in Gisburn the Rev. Paul Warren,


babies were baptised by Festival Hall on Friday ‘ Wa


Billington


Bible passages "Services” was the title


of the subject chosen by Mrs E. Cowperthwaite, of Clitheroe, when she spoke- to members of Billington Baptist Church Ladies’ Social Hour.


Martha and Mary from Bible passages read by Mrs J. Bearwood, who was chairman of the meeting.


She gave illustrations of


night, organised by the Hall Management Com­ mittee.


Elected The election of officers


.took place at the annual meeting of Gisburn WI in the Festival Hall. Retiring treasurer Mrs


M. Oldfield presented the financial statement and was thanked by Mrs T. Bell for her hard work. Mrs Bell also thanked Mrs P. Hall and asked her to continue as auditor.


A full report of _the gear’s activities was given


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Service ■ Armistice Day in Billing­


ton will be marked by an afternoon service at the War Memorial.


and District Branch of the Royal British Legion are asked to meet at Billington Gardens; together with the Royal Naval Association id other organisations,


Members of the Whalley


for the march' to the cenotaph at 2-50 p.m.--


by secretary Mrs J. Gor­ nall. President Mrs S. Graveston thanked her officers, committee and members for their help.


Dibb with the Hindley Trophy fo r : competitions throughout the year — for the ninth time. Ri , was-Mrs'Bell.


tunner-up ; She presented Mrs J.-


reported to Standfast WI on her visit to the autumn council meeting in Lan­ caster. Arrangements were


Paper flowers Delegate Mrs K. Bond


made for the Christmas supper to be held at Hill- ock Farm Restaurant, Langho. Seven WIs have accepted invitations to attend a party to be held in Calderstones ballroom in January. Mrs M. Heaton, of


Clitheroe, gave a demonst­ ration on. how to1 make paper flowers and Christ­ mas decorations. Mrs Christine Doherty prop­ osed the vote of thanks. The competition for a


piece of jewellery was won by Mrs L. Taylor and Mrs E. Ellison.


West Bradford F r ie n d in n e e d


Blackburn Diocesan Social Responsibility Council, Mrs Betty Briggs, gave a detailed account of her work at a meeting of St C a th e r in e ’s Mothers’ Union, West Bradford. She was responsible for


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