Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 11th, 1979 5 News from the Villages 1 Slaidburn


trip to South Africa under, th e R otary exchange scheme was given to Slaid- burri WI by Mr Roger.' Hanson, of West Brad­ ford; He showed slides and was;.thanked by Miss J. Watson. '.. . . .


African trip A fascinating talk on a


Mrs S y lv ia C r o s s ‘ ' - I


reported on the autumn council meeting at Lancas­ ter, to which sne was dele­ gate,-and was thanked by


p r e s id e n t Mrs Doris Leeming.


' The competition for a


holiday souvenir was won by Mrs Nancy Kenyon, Mrs Leeming and Mrs Edith Lawson.


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Treasure, hunt Slaidburn Silver Band;


assisted by friends, organ­ ised a coffee evening in the village hall on Saturday. There were bring-and-buy stalls, a treasure hunt and other games. It was followed by a.


slide show, with scenes of the band in action, flower festivals at Slaidburn and Whitewell, and some holi­ day slides of France taken by members. Conductor Mr John


Cowking introduced the programme and thanked the helpers.


Machinery Neville Harrison chaired


a well-attended meeting of Slaidburn Young Farmers in the village hall on Mon­ day evening, when a good deal of business was cleared and arrangements made. Mr G. Garnett, rep­


resentative of an agricul­ tural machinery firm, showed two films, one of machinery in the field and farmyard, the other on the t r a i n i n g c o l l e g e at Stoneleigh, where some of the members competed


last week. John Harrison thanked


Mr Garnett. As well as answering numerous ques­ tions, Mr Garnett asked three — to juniors, inter­ mediates ana seniors. Coming up with the cor­


rect answers were David Higham, Neville Harrison ana Martin Waddington, who each received a pair of beakers.


Sabden


Seconds Nearly £50 was raised


for St Mary’s RC Church, Sabden, at a branded sec­ onds clothing sale in the school on Thursday. A full range of clothes


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for all ages was on sale, and afterwards refresh­ ments were available. The church’s next fund­


raising event is a spon­ sored walk on Sunday aftemoori.


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Young Farmers' exchange visit, Sue Schilev gave an enlightening talk on the USA to members of Bol- ton-by-Bowland YFC. She spoke mainly about


farming in her home county of Maryland. A vote of thanks was prop­ osed by Claire Lund and a business meeting followed.


Festive sound Christmas came early


for members of Bolton-by- Bowland WI when Whal­


. , Whist: Ladies — Miss E. Hayes,. Mrs C. - Sefton. Gents — Mr E. Wilson, Mr. E. Flannagan. Raffle: Mrs


prizewinners at Sabden Over 60s whist and domino drive were — Dominoes: Mrs F. Boocock, Mrs M. Wade, Mrs I. Cottam.


E. Wilson. On Monday night in St


Mary’s Club, winners, at dominoes were Mrs W.. Brown, Mrs Whittaker and Mrs M. Wade. Whist: Ladies — Mrs E.


Woodend, Mrs G. Bowker. Gents — Miss 0. Lacey,


„„ miss r,. nayes.


Record sum Sabden Baptist Church


held a record-breaking autumn fair in the school on Saturday afternoon. Organisers are expecting the proceeds to exceed last year’s figure of £250. The Tine w e a t h e r


attracted a dot of visitors and the various stalls did a' good trade. The fair was opened by the minister’s wife, Mrs Marion Brid- dock, and Miss Joyce Blandford was in the chair. Later in the day all ages


attended a' 50-50 supper dance in the school. Church members are


still holding Sunday ser­ vices in the school while the church is temporarily closed for renovation work.


Dunsop Bridge


Bridge WI celebrated their 32nd Dirthday in fine style, 30 members going to the Hark to Bounty Inn, Slaid­ burn, to see a cookery demonstration by Mrs Elisabeth Hey. She made starters, flans


Celebrate Members of Dunsop


and savouries and was thanked by Mrs M. Pinder. Members s t a y ed and enjoyed bar snacks. Birthday greetings went


and a letter was read from . greetings were sung for - Samantn;


to Mrs S. Mason, Mrs M. Wood and Miss A. Seed


Mrs Fox, thanking mem­ bers for the gift of fruit sent during her stay in hos­ pital. Thanks from the Muscu­


lar Dystrophy Centre for a d o n a t i o n w e r e a l s o received. To celebrate the Year of


the Child, a Christmas party is to be held on December 1st, for children from Calderstones, with WI members and their children providing the entertainment. There will be a pan­


tomime trip to the Charter Theatre, P res ton , on January 2nd, for the matinee of “Jack and the Beanstalk.” Arrangements were


made for the annual whist and domino drive in the village hall on October 27th when home-made meat pie and peas will be on the menu.


ley music teacher Miss E. M. Postlethwaite sang a selection of carols and


played the harp. Members sang various <


pieces themselves and' were conducted by Miss Postlethwaite. Thanks were expressed by Mrs D. Cornthwaite.


A competition for a mus­


ical box was won by Mrs L. Bosonnet, Mrs H. Pickard and Mrs R. Corless. Details of a quiz at Black­ pool between the LFWI and the county’s Townswo­ men’s Guild were given by


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gations at Sunday after­ noon and evening harvest- services at West Bradford


Guitar solos . There were good congre­


Methodist Church. . ' Guitar soloist, at both


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services was Miss Linda Whitfield, of Waddington,. standing in for Mrs Alison Lodge, who was unwell. • Visiting speaker was Mr David Crouchley, of Black­


' -The' church '.was ■ deco-; , , _ebington cupi'for most' - - pool. "


, rated by the ladies of the,' points during the year in ” ?Thr e’e urn e,m b e r s parish.-xPrpceeds' for-the ' competitions. -


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ident over the past three; - for the International Year ears. Mrs Fraser won the 0f the Child. , - -> 1 • ■,


ff attended,an ..International


’ day were £107.60; Gifts. ’ Mrs Mitchell was elected;:. evening* at the. Charter, . were taken .to the sick and ; president: /Vice-presidents .. -Theatre, Preston, on ,4.ne ^elderly^of'the village and i are Mrs'Cagstafi and Miss', Orient.


the,remainder was sold on M. Berry; Mrs Anne Greg- v ’ - . Monday evening in church,


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Gisburn


Floral art T h e m y s t e r i e s of


“Ikebana,” or Japanese floral art, were revealed to members of Gisburn WI by their speaker, Mrs Dale Brown, of Barnoldswick. She was thanked by presi­ dent Mrs S. Graveston. The LFWI monthly let­


ter was read and names were taken for a visit to “Just Between Ourselves,” to be presented by Wad­ dington Drama Group on November 16th. M e m b e r s w e r e


reminded that the Lanca- Bolton-by-Bowland


Mrs C. F. Pickles, attended the event. Members we l c omed newcomer Mrs B. Beav-


who


, ers. Arrangements were ■ made for the invitation party and Mrs E. Thorn- tier offered to bake a cake.


Auctioned Children of the parish


brought fruit and Howers to the harvest festival ser­ vice in SS Peter and Paul’s Ch u r c h , Bo l t o n - b y - Bowland. A whist and domino


drive was held later' to raise funds for the church.


E. Green. Dominoes: Mrs Pye, Mr


J. Lofthouse, Mr P. Smal­ ley, Mr D. Partington, Mrs A.'Part ington, Mrs R.


Jackson. Raffle: Mrs J. Singleton, ,


Mrs E. Middleton, Mr A. Moorhouse. MC for whist was Mr W.


Crossley and MC for dominoes Mr A. Holmes. After games, harvest pro­ duce was auctioned by Mr W. Crossley.


. Chatburn


play of harvest: gifts at Ch a tb u rn Me thodi s t


Church, where the morn: p.m. ing family service was con- A competition for the ducted by the Rev. A. - prettiest tea towel, judged Ward Jones.


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Distributed There was'a lovely dis­


shire Federation team has won through to the semi­ final of the “Town and Country- Quiz,” and . the two rounds are to be broadcast on Radio 2 on O c t o b e r 22n,d a n d November 19th, at 10-02


, 7 by Mrs Brown, was won by , \ V p A n f l n . r a in im g


n C f lM : ■


chairing the last, meeting, and those who helped at


:


■ Constitutional Club," a,; demonstration of painting" using special tubes of paint


, When. Read Women Conservatives met in the,


' was given.. There was an excellent


Miss B. Nixon. Raffle: : Sunday school scholars’ Be organised by the cofn- Mjco E Haves


Mrs D'. Giles and Miss J.


Benson.’ , In th e evening the


..Lytham St Annes, and for­ merly of Whalley. Organ­


ist for the day was Mr C.


C. Johnson. Harvest gifts were dis­


tributed among the sick and elderly in the village.


Salt cellars Mrs M. Heaton, of


Clitheroe, displayed . her wide-ranging collection of salt cellars to Chatburn Mothers’ Union and gave an interesting talk on her hobby.


preacher was the Rev. Gordon Kendr ew, of.


burn, was, decorated with fruit, flowers .and veget­ ables for the harvest thanksgiving and gift day on Sunday. / The services,’conducted


Gift day St Mary’s Church, 'Gis­


the harvest” was given in. Bell, Mrs E. Asquith, Mrs 7 Mary. Hargreaves, three sections — -where it E. Gornall and Mrs all comes from, the tools Moreton. - for the job, and what do Reminders were given . about the coffee evening to


\ye do with it? ,


gifts w e r e ’received by mittee of the NS3PCC on S|Unday school teachers October 26th.


His. theme “Bringing jn Mrs Graves ton, Mrs T. .petition was won by Mrs attendance and the com


Custom alters .


the coffee, and sweets evening. Treasurer Miss


members to take their old telephone directories to. the; monthly , waste paper collection;; Mrs Oldfield read i birthday greetings. Preliminary arrange­


B. Woodcock read th'e balance sheet: An appeal was made for


custom m Read for the Child, parish council to .present


parcels of Christmas fare to 'the 10 oldest people in the village! This year, however, it


• It has always been the international Year of the Murphy,_ of the


has been decided to hold a party or evening of enter­ tainment for all the senior citizens in the village. The parish council will hold a special meeting in the near future to make arrange­


ments.


by Canon S. A. Selby, commenced with a celebra­ tion of Holy Communion. Children presented their gifts at a family service. ..On Monday, fruit was


taken to0 the sick and elderly residents.


Mrs Ridgway proposed a


vote of thanks. Hostesses were Mrs Pye, Mrs Ridg- way and Mrs Quayle. Pian­ ist was Mrs Hignton.


Matchbox items Chatburn Girls’ Friday


Club evening started with outdoor games, followed by entertainment in the form of “Emergency Ward 10” by Julie Harrison, Lynn Ridgeway and Jill Porter. There were two compet­


itions, one being to get as many items as possible into a matchbox. Winners were Julie Harrison with' 92 and Samantha and Rachael Lewis, each with 70. Flower competition win-


ners were Michelle Taylor, Michelle Craig and Terry Hargreaves. Birthday


. Pe Waddington


Thanksgiving III the glow of satisfac­


tion that Waddington had been judged the champion best-kept village in Lanca- shire, many villagers . attended harvest thank­ sgiving at the Parish Cnurch. A group of workers,


meeting' on Sa turda y morning, had decorated it beautifully. The Vicar, Canon C. F. Goodchild, conducted all the services and Mr P. A. Cunliffe and Miss M. Ban­ nister were the organists. , Many children brought


gifts of fruit, flowers and vegetables to the family service in the afternoon. Carefully arranged in. attractive boxes, these gifts were distributed on Monday to elderly and housebound residents in


the parish.


Nautical Entertainment took on a


nautical flavour at the annual harvest supper held in Gisburn Festival Hall and attended by, over 100 people. There were items by St


Mary’s choir, children of the LSR Club and Riming­ ton Men’s Glee Club. Pian­ ists were Mrs E. Toome and Mrs L. H. Oldfield. Canon Selby expressed his appreciation to all con­ cerned.


The evening concluded


with an excellent pie and peas supper. A large con­ tingent of men assisted in the “galley.”


Paper money The amount of


Committee on Saturda weighed two and a hal tons. The £50 proceeds will go to group funds.


paper collected by Scout and Guide Pi


waste Read


’arents’. ff


Jumble The jumble sale organ­


ised by Read playgroup leaders at the United Reformed Church resulted in a profit of £30 for the -group.


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All the aces At the Monday night


whist drive held in the Read Constitutional Club, winners were: Ladies — Mrs Hensby, Mrs Pickles (cons). Gents — Mr Good­ way, Mrs Grady (Cons). The special prize was


won by Mrs Hensby and MC was Miss E. Ennis.


Hop To raise money for Read


Senior Citizens’ Christmas party -a joint Read and Simonstone social commit­ tee has been formed. Its first fund-raising venture will take place in St John’s School on October 27th, when there will be a “Hal­ lo w-e’en Hop.”


Trophy winners St John’s Guides and the


in gala held this year at Great Harwood.- The Brownies


United Reformed Brow-, nies from Read took part th e . district swimming


■won the squadron trophy and the overall points trophy, and Carole Arm­ strong won the individual points trophy. The Brownies who took .


part were: C. Armstrong, V. Briggs,. A. Britnell, A. Garnett, P. Hanson, A. Hargreaves, K. Hellier, I. Richards, J., Slinger, S.


Travis and M. Wharf. Results — Breast-stroke


Whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs Lax, Mrs E. Underwood, Mrs Har­ greaves. Gents — Mr.J. o_____ swales, MrH. Jackson, Mr / strong.


(7 to 8): 1, I. Richards; 2, V. Briggs. (9 to 10): 2, A. Hargreaves. Back crawl (7 to 8): 1, I. Richards; 4, S. Travis. (9 to 10): 1, C. Armstrong. Front crawl (7 to 8): 11, S. Travis; 3, V.. Briggs. (9 to TO): 2, C. Armstrong; 3, A. Har­ greaves. Dive: 1, C. Arm-


Squadron team mem­


bers were C. Armstrong, V. Briggs, A. Hargreaves, I. Richards. Beginners race: 1, J.


Slinger; 3, P. Hanson. The Guides were third


overall, Susan Gardner taking first place in the front and back crawl.


Rimington 1 .


Welcome visitor A former member of


Rimington WJ who emi- gratea with her family to New Zealand five years


ments. were made' for' a carol concert on December' 19th in the Institute; with the theme based on the


Glover’s Court College, Preston, demonstrated special occasion cookery. Winners of an individual,


.cold sweet competition were Mrs E. Jackson (1 and 2) and Mrs C. Knowles.


Youth effort Members of a youth


group at Rimington have made £33 towards new record equipment by organising a coffee even­ ing and clothing party in the Memorial Institute. Club leaders Mrs F.


Simpson and Mrs M. Page helped to prepare and serve coffee.


Grindleton


Colour . S t ’ Ambrose Church,


Grindleton, was beauti­ fully decorated for the har­ v est thanks giving on


Sunday. A large congregation


attended the morning fam­ ily Eucharist and heard Fr Trevor Vaughan, Vicar of Sabden, preach on the sig­ nificance of colour in the creation of the world.


Children brought their


gifts of fruit and veget­ ables to the altar during


.the last hymn. The vicar, Fr E. M. Sidebottom, preached at Evensong. Organist \Vas Miss E. Carr.


Fruit and flowers were


distributed to the sick on Monday and the remainder taken to St Denys chil­ dren’s home.


Whalley


senior citizens’ whist' and domino drive in Whalley were — Ladies: Miss M. Hudson, Mrs C. Scahill. Gents: Miss N. Knowles, Mrs N. Canning. D om i n o e s : Mr J.


Winning hands Winners at the Abbey


Chetham, Mr F. Snape, Mrs F. Hindle and Mrs O. Hornby.


Subtle . Mr P. Horne, of Wad­


dington, spoke to Whalley Women’s Fellowship on “The subtleties' of evil.” Mrs Shearman was chair­ man, Mrs Kenyon the pian­ ist and Mrs Bush hostess.


Mitton Quick and tasty


' T h e r e was a good attendance at Mitton WI to see Miss Mitchell, of. Nor- web, demonstrate .quick tasty dishes, which were later raffled.


President Miss E. Simp­


son read a letter of thanks from Mellor, who were last month’s visitors. She also reminded members of the jumble sale and cake stall on October 27th.


After supper served by


Mrs Robinson, Miss Hornby and Mrs Kay, a


ago was welcomed to the nature tunes was organ­ meeting by president Mrs jsecj by Mrs Wright.


, ,- ,, guessing game of TV sig-


E. Hartley. . Mrs Jeannie Sagar, who


lived at Middop, has returned to stay with her parents in Skipton for her sister’s wedding. Mrs Hartley thanked both Mrs N.'Oldfield, for


Mrs Barton thanked.


Miss Mitchell, who judged the competition for an indi­ vidual .trifle,' giving Mrs


Simpson six points and Mrs. Laycock. and Miss Hudson three.


West Bradford


ident, thanked the commit­ tee for their hard work and co-operation over the past year, especially secretary Mrs Mollie Mitchell and treasdrer Mrs Rhoda Cap- staff. There were 59 mem­ bers on the register, and an


-average, of '39. attended meetings. Mrs Marjorie Fraser


thanked Miss-Hanson for. her excellent work as pres-


A cheaue for £275 was


presentea-to two represen-; tatives of the Children's' cancer ward'at. Christie Hospi tal, Manchester. They, were Miss Pauline Brockbank, ward sister,: and Mr : Dixon^ chief nurs­ ing officer* who,told mem­ bers about their work arid the needs of the depart­ ment.; The money was the result of the. WI’s effort


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‘ S U ED E , L E A T H E R AND - S H E E P S K IN AT IT S B E ST


Chipping


'organised by Chipping, branch of the Conservative


Association at the Hodder Bridge Hotel. Chairman Mr Tony Rothwell introduced Mrs


Gillian Waddingtori, wife of. Clitheroe Division MP


' Mr David Waddington, who was unable to attend. Mrs Waddington made


the raffle draw, winners being Mrs D. Marshall (shortbread). Mrs D. Chadwick (fruit), Mrs M. Smith (wine), Mrs L. Moon


(sack of potatoes).


playgroup is holding a clo­ thing sale in the village hall on Wednesday. It starts at 7-30 p.m. and admission, including refreshments, is 15p.


For funds 1 To raise funds, Chipping


Tricks and spots


. Winners at the whist and domino drive organ­ ised by Chipping Parish Church Mothers Union were — Whist, Ladies: Mrs D. Woods, Mrs E. Ainsworth, Mrs J. Roger-- son. Gents: Mrs A. Booth- man,. Mrs G. Freeman,


Mrs’A. Kay. Dominoes: Mrs A. M.


Seed, Mrs A. Burrow, Mr N. Ainsworth, M. Pye,


' Two further drives will be held on the last Satur­ days in Oct ober and November, - followed by, Chr i s tma s w h i s t on December 22nd. .


-Mrs L. Kenyon,. Mrs N. Newhurst. Competition: Mr Ains­ worth, Malcolm Jackson.


Profitable day Members of Chipping


Show committee made a profit of well over £350 when they organised a flea market and collectors’ fair in the vi llage hall on Sunday. Stallholders did a brisk


trade selling bric-a-brac, books, china,’ brass and other antiques and home­ made hot-pot and light refreshments were pro­ vided by ladies of the com­ mittee.


of 65 at a • buffet dance -


Buffet dance There was an attendance


D o m i n o e s : Mr s


Crowther, Mrs" Marshall, Mrs Warren. Raffle: 'Mr. Dolphin, Mr


•Lax, Mrs Smith.


.Sale makes £77 A Mothers’ Union-jum­


ble sale at St Leonard’s, Langho, raised £77, which is' to be made up to £100 and sent to the Church of England Children’s Soci­ ety to mark the Interna­ tional Year of the Child." Enrolling member Mrs


Mabel Holt thanked all who-helped;


Night out A harvest social in St


Leonard’s School, Langho, provided a good night out for the family and young and old packed the hall. The Sounds Sup


Disco played for dancing and organised games and a hot-pot supper was served. The Vicar, the Rev. Paul


- Warren, thanked Sounds Supreme. It is hoped to repreat the social next year.


Outing planned .A whist and domino


drive was held at Langho Autumn Club’s fortnightly meeting at the Methodist Chapel. Whist winners were


Mrs McGuire, Mrs Mar­ shall, Mrs Hargreaves and Miss Astley. Dominoes: Mrs Woods


Hilton, Mrs Hargreaves. Arrangements were


made for the club's outini to Salesbury Autumn Clu on November 8th. Secretary Mrs Bray is


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Clayton-le-dale


Potato pie The AGM of Clayton-le-


Dale WI was attended by 43 members under the chairmanship of Mrs V. Blackman. Mrs F. Smithies, county


During the day -1,400 ejected president and four people visited the hall.


president, conducted the ballot. She also showed slides and gave a talk on Denman College. Miss P. Ormerod was


.-new members, Mrs M. Bashall Eaves


Guests Members


x Carter, Mrs J. Fletcher, Mrs M. Graham and Mrs N . J a c k s o n , w e r e appointed to the com-


.mittee. ’" The evening ended with


Ea v e s WI g u e s t s from Dunsop Bridge WI to their meet­ ing, when Mrs Audrey Stretch, of Chatburn, showed slides of a holiday in South Africa. Mrs I. Ghew proposed thanks. Mrs Pye presided and


of Bashall a potato pie supper, we l comed


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be held in the Red Pump Inn on November 6th. Mrs M. Pirider thanked Bashall Eaves for their hospitality and a buffet supper was served.


Langho


Converging Members of Mothers’


Unions throughout the Whalley deanery, will con­ verge on St. Leonard’s Church, Langho, tonight


. for their festival. The s e rv i c e , which


starts at 7-30 will be con­ ducted by the Rev. P. Warren. Refreshments will be served in the school afterwards.


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; At a well attended whist and domino drive at St Leonard’s School, Langho, prizewinners were: ,'V(hist: Ladies — Mrs


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raffle winners were Mrs E. Waddington, of Dunsop Bridge, and Miss Spurge- ion, who also won the com­ petition. • The- birthday party will


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