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in singing choruses from shows.


Wild west Rimington WI welcomed


m em b e rs f rom Low Bentham and Malham WIs at their monthly meeting when two Rimington mem­ bers stepped into the breach when the intended speaker couldn’t attend. Mrs C. -Thistlethwaite


Carr and Low Bentham president. Mrs Wilkinson thanked Rimington for a s u p e r ev en in g . The monthly competition for “My most-travelled pos­ session” was won by Mrs J. Hoskin, Mrs M. Bairstow, Mrs E. Dean.


Malham president Mrs


put everyone in cheerful mood with some amusing poems, and Miss Mary Bairstow gave a light­ hearted account of her visit to Denman College to learn the art of making pottery. They were thanked by


ing, president Mrs E. Hartley welcomed 30 guests and 40 Rimington members. She thanked Mrs B. Spencer for arrang­ ing the trip to Chester. A coffee and sweet


Mrs E. Dean. After the business meet-


evening is being held on September 11th. Anyone with a recipe was asked to contact Mrs Dean. Thanks for flowers were


meeting members stood in silent tribute to Mrs Mollie Binns, a popular and active member w’hose recent death had shocked and sad­ dened everyone.


At the beginning of the Bolton-by-Bowland


Granny’s remedy Bolton-by-Bowland WI


members enjoyed a talk by Mrs F. Kitson about her nursing experiences enti­ tled “Sorry, Florrie.” She w’as thanked by Mrs D. Cornthwaite.


received from Mrs B. Thompson and Mr J. Binns and family. Mrs Hartley drew attention to the LFWI draw tickets which were available for mem­ bers to sell.


the birthday greetings and everyone sang happy birthday to Rimington sec­ retary’ Mrs J. Thornton.


Mrs E. Robinson read


salad followed by cream cakes and gateaux.


Supper was summer


those who had taken part in the recent wild west evening donned their cos­ tumes and led the audience


To round off the evening


competition, “Granny’s famous remedy,” wrere Mrs A. Holmes, Mrs R. Co r le s s and Mrs E. Atkinson.


Winners of the monthly


Pickles described her visit to a candle factory in Ches­ ter. She was accompanied by Mrs D. Partington. A mystery trip has been arranged for August.


President Mrs C. F.


sponsored walk was given by Mrs L. Bosonnet, who w’ent w’ith Mrs B. Steven­ son and Mrs E. Thornber. She was thanked by Mrs Pickles.


An account of a recent


bers from Fence and West Bradford WIs.


Guests included mem­ Sabden


headmaster of St Mary’s RC School, Sabden, Mr T. Prendergast, will open the annual church garden party on Saturday. The event is being held


Dancing The newly-appointed


Whalley, where the Vicar of Sabden, Fr Trevor Vau­ ghan, is chaplain. She was presented with


a bouquet of flowers by Rebecca Vaughan (9) and Fr Vaughan received a buttonhole from Alison Parfitt. Rose queen Miss Kay


on the Watt Street sports field, starting at 2-30. Vol­ unteers are needed on Saturday morning to help erect stalls. A highlight of the after­


Waddington


Union held their annual meeting in Waddington Sunday School. The vicar, Canon C. F.


noon will be a demonstra­ tion of Morris and country folk dancing by St Mary’s schoolchildren.


greaves, W. Brown, Mrs Jackson and Mrs Wade (joint).


their Thursday night whist drive in St Mary’s Club, when the following were p r iz ew in n e rs . Whist: Ladies — Mrs C. Sefton and Mrs I. Green (joint). Gents — Mrs Hill and Mrs Proctor (joint). Dominoes: Mrs Har­


Lucky Sabden Over-GOs held


Joint services Members of the congre­


Wiseman was crowned by re tir in g queen Susan Jones. Miss Wiseman was attended by pageboy Adam Whalley. Other attendants were Cathy and Mandy Mellows, Alison Warburton, Jane Whit- well, Michael Banks, Ben W a d d in g to n , L ew is Wright and Kay Stott.


there were various games, stalls and sideshows in the church grounds and the women' served teas in the


After the crowning


school. Among the visitors were


a coachload of parishioners from St Nicholas’s link parish — St Paul with St Jude, Preston. While the women enjoyed the garden party, the men went on a ramble round Pendle, led by Mr Joe Hargreaves.


gation at Wednesday morning Eucharist in St Nicholas’s Church, Sab­ den, are temporarily hav­ ing to travel to Read for the service.. For the Vicar of Sabden,


Nicholas’s Church, Sab­ den, took part in their annual procession of wit­ ness on Sunday afternoon.


Witness M e m b e r s of St


Fr Trevor Vaughan, has taken over the Wednesday morning communion at St John’s Church, Read, fol­ lowing the death of Canon P. A. Schofield. Both Sabden and Read


Prize Band, with the vicar, Fr Trevor Vaughan, and newly-crowned rose queen Miss Kay Wiseman and her attendants. Thev were fol­ lowed by church officials, members of church organ­ isations and a record number of parishioners.


It was led by Longridge


villagers have welcomed the opportunity for the joint services. Fr Vaughan also preached at St John’s for festival Evensong on Sunday.


Tea-pots More than 20 members


talk on treasure trove and interesting objects on dis­ play included medical relics, weaving tackle, farm gear and household goods. Mrs E. Harrop gave a vote of thanks. Everyone agreed they


mind it was suggested holding a china stall at the August meeting to raise money foi the coach fund. Mrs H. Kitson gave a


one shaped as an elephant with rider, one like a sports car, and a 1910 Jubilee tea-pot. With the competition in


attended the June meeting of Sabden WI on Monday night, when there was a record number of entries in a competition for an unusual tea-pot. Among the entries were


church was packed for choral Evensong, during which the band played two hymns. There was a good congregation at morning service, also conducted by Fr Vaughan.


After the procession the Langho


Leonard’s Guides, Mrs B. Cooper and assistant Mrs L. Hargreaves, attended the bi-annual meeting of Blackburn, Darwen and Clitheroe branch of the NSPCC.


Meeting Leader of the 1st St


land, Pamela Hancock and Kim Youngbluff, also attended.


Guides — Jeanette Hol­


Holland Martin of Glouces­ tershire, who is national chairman of the NSPCC.


Guest speaker was Lady


would like to welcome new members to the WI. Any­ one interested should go along to any monthly meeting.


Betty Yates, Senior Nurs­ ing Officer at Bramley Meade Maternity Home,


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Open dally Closed ~


Saturday afternoon.


annual garden party and crowning of the rose queen at St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden, on Saturday, rais­ ing £267 for church funds. It was opened by Mrs


Rose queen Crowds flocked to the


Group went on a treasure hunt, following clues pre­ pared by youth leaders, Mr and Mrs D. Smith.


Treasure hunt St Leonard’s Youth


went up the “rake” and past the former “mad nouse” at Mitton Hall Farm to Cronshaw Chaij-. They arrived back via York Lane.


From the school they


Smith and partner (43 points), Barbara and Sha­ ron Cooper (41), Tim Mur­ dock and Nigel Paley (39).


Winners were Gillian


Autumn club Members of Langho and


Billington Autumn Club e n j o ye d w h is t and dominoes at this week’s meeting. Winners were Mrs Crowther, Mrs N. Ibbotson, Mrs Ashton and Miss Mercer.


Mrs Astley, Mrs Mattock. Names were taken for the outing to Cleveleys.


Raffle: Mrs Crowther,


MU meeting St Helen’s Mothers’


Goodchild, urged members to attend the International Year of the Child meeting on July 9th, when the Director of Social Respon­ sibility for the Bradford Diocese, the Rev. Canon H. E. Roberts, will speak about training children in the Christian faith. Mrs E. Chapman pre­


sented the balance sheet. It was agreed to send a donation to the Indoor Members Prayer Circle, and allocate money to the flower fund. Mrs C. F. Goodchild, the


ing for cushions. She was introduced by president Mrs Susan Graveston, and thanked by Mrs Mary Ellison. The monthly letter was


read and a questionnaire on the abolition of the car tax discussed. There is to be an inter­


national evening at Pre­ ston in September. An out­ ing to a crystal glass works at Ulverston was planned. A competition for the


Clitheroe show was given by Mrs Lucy Newlove and Mrs Annie Frankland.


enrolling member, thanked Mrs L. Bird (secretary), Mrs E. Chapman (trea­ surer) and the committee for their work. Special thanks went to Mrs I. Walmsley, deputy chair­ man of the branch and presiding member for the deanery. Some of the committee


most articles on a safety pin was judged by Miss Bates. Winner was Mrs Graveston with 94 articles, followed by Mrs J. Dibb, Mrs L. McDougall, Mrs T. Bell and Mrs E. Gornall. A r e p o r t on t h e


Tree planting Housing needs in Gis­


burn were discussed at a meeting of the parish coun­ cil. Coun. F. H. Wrathall was re-appointed chairman and Coun. W. S. Pate vice- chairman. It was announced that a


retired under the six-year limit. Those e le c ted included Mrs L. Bird, Mrs L. Cowgill, Mrs M. Cun- liffe, Mrs D. Edmondson, Mrs J. Horne, Mrs M. Hoyle, Mrs C. Hughes and Mrs G. Walker. A vote of thanks to Mr


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cheque for £25, the balance of the Silver Jubilee fund, had been received towards the cost of planting trees on the playing fielcl.


Hurst Green


and Mrs Goodchild for their continued interest and encouragement was proposed by Mrs Bird. The July meeting will be


held at the vicarage when the young members and members from West Brad­ ford will be invited.


Helen’s Sunday School improvement fund was the result of a coffee morning and evening at Leawood, Waddington, the home of Mrs Mary Dugdale. The coffee morning was


In the garden An £86 boost for St


Green Over-GOs Club pre­ sented their secretary, Mrs D. Lakeland, with a cut glass flower basket for her work arranging trips throughout the year. Winners at their whist


Presentation Members of H u rs t


MOTHERS, grannies and parents of children soon to attend Gisburn playgroup spent a pleasant morning at the group's annual open day on Tuesday.


The 19 children on the register, under the super-


Mitton


and domino drive were: Whist — Ladies: Mrs M. Holden, Mrs L. Newbold. Gents: Mr T. Bailey, Mrs H. Ainsworth. Dominoes — Mr R. Whalley, Mr L. Newbold, Mr W. Bailey, Mr C. Snape.


f a v o u r e d b y s unn y weather which enabled guests to sit in the garden. Mrs M. C u n lif fe , of Clitheroe, won the raffle.


Slaidbum


chairman for the meeting. Apologies for absence were sent bv Mrs Doris Leeming and Mrs Mary Parker, who were on holiday.


Gisburn


the subject of a talk by Miss Caroline Bates, of Newsholme, to Gisburn WI.


In fashion Design and fashion was


making a pattern right up to the finished article. Members were delighted with samples of her work including a hand-beaded evening dress, a suit and other garments. Miss Bates also showed


She showed the art of


“old” gardening aid was won by Mrs Haworth and Mrs C. Redmayne. Mrs Jane Lewis was


G e o rg e Ba r k e r , of Clitheroe, senior partner in a firm of florists, who a n sw e re d m em b e r s ’ queries. He was thanked by Mrs Barbara Steen. A competition for an


tion and answer session at Slaidburn WI meeting in the village hall. In the hot seat was Mr


Lively meeting There was a lively ques- ■


of the Blessed Sacrament took place at St Peter’s, Hurst Green on Sunday. The children, dressed in


Procession A procession in honour


white, led the procession followed by men and women from the parish, who sang hymns as they walked through the vil­ lage. Three colourful ban­ ners were carried.


was carried by Fr P. Magill, the parish priest.


The Blessed Sacrament


the school hall where Fr Magill gave a moving ser­ mon on the role of the trinity in the Eucharist. Benediction was cele­ brated in the playground.


The procession ended in Whitewell


Joy, of Doeford Cottage, Whitewell, became the 592nd child to be baptised and recorded in the old register at St Michael’s Church, Whitewell, since 1SG8. The Christening was on Sunday.


Christening Baby. Helen Victoria


M o t h e r s ’ U n i o n , Whitewell, are meeting tonight at the home of enrolling member Mrs Dorothy Chadwick, at Loudbridge Farm, Chip­ ping. Guest speaker will be


Farm date Members of St Michael’s


how to make pockets, insert zips and make flock­


Mrs E. Ray, president of the Blackburn Diocesan MU. Members of St John’s branch, Hurst Green, are invited.


May Hornby, of Mitton, Mrs B. Maybury and Miss Mary Hudson, both of Mit­ ton Road, Whalley, who had all celebrated their 80th birthdays since the last meeting, were pre­ sented with floral arrange­ ments by president Mrs E. Simpson. The flowers had been


surprise'awaiting three members of Little Mitton and District WI at their June meeting. Founder member Miss


Floral surprise There was a pleasant


a r ran g ed by Mrs 0 . Laycock and Mrs A. Smithson, who were thanked by the president. The Denman College


vision of leader Mrs Hilda Waddington, carried on their normal activities while guests — including two teachers from the primary school — chatted over a cup of coffee and biscuits. The group maintains a


attended and raised £59 for group funds.


parish councillors met on Monday night in St John’s School. Mr J. Shaw was re­ elected chairman and Mr H. Speak vice-chairman. Mrs D. Bottoms is chair­ man of the allotments' committee.


Re-elected Newly-elected Read


West Bradford


WI guests A delectable buffet sup­


per replaced the usual tea- break at West Bradford WI, when members wel­ comed guests from Fence and Ribchester WIs. Miss K. Hanson presi­


bursary was won by Mrs Wright. Plans were made to enter the county com­ petition for "A picture book of the Environment." Mitton members are to


crocheted handbag was won by Miss M. Hudson and Mrs M. Williamson. A geographical quiz was con­ ducted by secretary Mrs S. Bowles. Supper was served by


Mrs M. Barton, Mrs M. Neason and Mrs J. Ward.


Read


night’s whist drive in Read Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs E. Kay, con­ solation, Mrs M. Pickles. Gents — Mr D. Slinger, consolation, Miss A. Wil­ kinson. Special prizewin­ ner, Mrs A. Isles. MC was Miss E. Ennis.


Winning hands Prizewinners at Monday


group, organised by the


Dancing A disco for the 8-16 age


Scout and Guide Parents’ Committee, was very well


Smashing time at sports day


THERE were a host of events and sideshows at Grindleton’s annual sports on the village recreation ground. One of the biggest sur­


organise events were Ste­ ven Bialecki , Steven Hutchinson, Tom Armer, Tony Cann, Brian Shackle- ton and Simon Reynolds.


House, went on to finish second, af t er beating Catherine (14), of West View, in the first round.


smashing run by William Towler and John Aspin, knock a can (Lievsley fam­ ily), guess the cheese weight (Tony Hutchinson), coin in a bucket and loop the wire (Dowds family), tombola (Alf and Marjorie Webster), ice-cream stall (Preston family) and kick a goal (Grindleton FC). Chief steward was John


Stalls included pot


prises came in tne boys’ pillow fight, which had to be hastily re-titled after Rachel Hutchinson and Catherine Spark decided to enter. Rachel (13), of Prospect


Margaret Brennand and Jean Kenyon, with Mrs Hogg, Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs Miller, Mrs Olleran- shaw, Mrs Pinder, Mrs Mel l in and Mr s May Green.


Tea organisers were


was led through the village by Mr Robin Bendall and family in a vintage Alvis car. Judges were Mr and Mrs Bill Macleod. Winners were — Under


The fancy dress parade


Cann, Richard Armer, Matthew Turner. S-!l: (Girls) Nicola Green, Helen Tomlinson, Michelle Devlin. (Boys) Roger Cann, David Harrison, Andrew Cross. 10-11: (Girls) Nicola Carney,


Simpson, Silas Nowell, Nigel Grant.


Fast bicycle — (Boys) Steven Pinder, Stuart Aspin, Gareth


Morris. Syrup tin—(Girls) Catherine


Dawn Oddie, Penelope Lloyd. (Boys) Neil Dowds, Nigel Aspin, Simon Clayton. 12-15: (Girls) Angela Slinger, Joanne Carney, Catherine Sparks. (Boys) Gareth Moms, Stuart Aspin, Keel Simpson. Novelty races: Pan sack — 6-


Catherine Spark, Michelle Devlin. Novelty race — (Girls) Catherine Spark, Je n n ife r Hogg, Angela Slinger.


7: (Girls) Andrea Carney, Michelle Lofthouse, Sally Hutchinson. (Boys) Jonathan Cann, Richard Armer, Matthew Turner. Sack race — 12-15: (Boys) Martin Adamson, Keel Simpson, Steven Pinder. Potato race — 8-9: (Girls)


Kenyon. Loudspeakers were organised by Adrian Nowell. Joe Mellin set up the welly throwing com­ petition, and then won it! Mrs Ruth Cann pre­


’Jack Read. O th e rs who helped


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sented the prizes, which had been prepared by Mrs Pinder. The field was mown and tidied by Tom Furness and decorated by


5: S. McCally (Miss Piggy'), D. Bialecki (Lester Pig- got), M. Wilson (Noddy). 5-7: K. Shackleton (clay basket), A. Carney (celeb­ rity squares), S..Hutchin­ son (wonder woman). 8-10: L. Nevett (for mash get smash), N. Green (British summertime), D. Towler (one man and his dog). 11 and over: J. Hogg, C. Pin­ der (the diddy men), D. Shackleton (the late night horror film), A. Webster (crown court).


Towler, S. Hall, J. Hargreaves. .■ Mixed 4-5: James Towler, Jonathan Parkinson, J. Brown. 6-7: (Girls) Kirsty Shackleton,


SPORTS RESULTS Flat races — mixed 2-3: M.


Amanda Harrison, Michelle Lofthouse. (Boys) Jonathan


rison. Three-legged race — 10-11:


(Boys) .Steven Pinder, Martin Adamson, Nigel Grant. Boys v girls tug-of-war — boys. Junior pillow fight — Stuart Aspi Rachel Hutchinson, Stev Pinder.


Throwing cricket ball -


Nicola Green, Sian Morris, Sarah Turner. (Boys) Roger Cann, Silas Nowell, David Har­


(Girls) 1>. Lloyd and N. Carney, C. Aspin and S. Morris, J. Coup- land and J Hanson. 12-15: Ali­ son Craddock and Angela Slinger, Rachel Hutchinson and Catherine Spark, Catherine Towlor and Anita Webster. Three jockey race — 10-11:


(Boys) D. Towfer and P. Spark, Mark Green and Simon Clayton, Ian Preston and Dylan Morris. Egg and spoon — 8-9: (Girls)


Helen Tomlinson, Nicola Green, Janet Hanson. (Boys) Roger Cann, David Briggs, David Har­ rison. 5 and under: (Mixed) Jonathan Parkinson, David Bialecki, Winston Sutcliffe. 6-7: Richard Armer, Michelle Lofth­ ouse, Anna Bialecki. 10-11: Philip Aspin, Paul Spark, Paul


Cross. Slow bicycle — (Girls) Rachel


Hutchinson, Anita Webster, Catherine Spark. (Boys) Keel


ADULTS Ladies DO yds — Anne Miller,


Bridget Stewart, Josephine Bialecki. Men’s 100 yds — Rus­ sell Webster, Tony Hargreaves, David Carney. Wheelbarrow — Anne Miller


and C h r is to p h e r Mellin, Catherine Hogg and William Mellin, Alison Hogg and Simon


Stewart and David Horsfield, Anne Miller and Christopher Mellin, Alison Hogg and Simon


Reynolds. three-legged race — Bridget


Olwen Shackleton, Jo Bialecki. Long distance — William Mellin, David W h i t f ie ld , Simon Reynolds. treasure hunt — Hazel Read,


Reynolds. Musical arms — Jean Kenyon,


Skipping-(Girls) Nicola Green,


Spark, Catherine Towler, Anita Webster.


MAKE USE OF THAT SPACE


burn, spoke about lapid­ ary, the art of treating and polishing stones. She was thanked by Mrs S. Pil- kington. A competition for a


be guests at Whalley WI meeting, when the Rev. G. A. Parker, a former Vicar of Mitton, will be speaker. Mrs Rolton, of Slaid­


dent asked for volunteers to help Mrs Joyce in her


money-raising efforts for the International Year of the Child. Arrangements were


Sutcliffe were presented with cups for gaining most points at the WI show. Mrs Thomas offered to make a cake for the WI birthday party in September. Members were asked to


make refreshments and help at the village sports and social this weekend. More than 20 members


visited Bolton-by-Bowland WI. Mrs MacArthur, Mrs Aspin, Miss K. Hanson and Mrs Haworth provided transport. Mrs Holmes gave a talk


finalised for the senior citi­ zens outing on Wednesday. Mrs E. Aspin and Mrs


strong link with the day. school, which many of the children will be attending in September.


tured on the far left of the group, is one of the founder members.


Mrs Waddington, pic­


committee, Mrs Avril Frankland, organised the refreshments. The group meets in the


Chairman of the parents


Festival Hall every Tues­ day and Friday. After the summer holiday there will be several vacancies.


money, but time was saved by planning ahead. Mrs Christine Beggs


Whalley Tiffany glass


Members and friends of Whalley and District Tre­ foil Guild visited the Haworth Art Gallery, Accrington, where they were shown paintings by various artists and the famous Tiffany glass. Supper was served at


the Windsor Restaurant, Accrington.


Abbey whist Winners at Whalley


Abbey Senior Citizens’ whist and domino drive were: Whist — Ladies: Mrs I. Kelly, Mrs C. Woodcock. Gents: Mrs R. Sanderson, Mrs E. Lan­ caster, Mrs M. Whitaker. Dominoes — Miss E. Wol- s t enholme , Mi s s M. Eatough, Mrs F. Hindle, Mrs D. McVie.


Chatburn


l adi e s of Ch a t b u r n Ribblesdale Club, played dominoes and the men snooker. Mrs Frankland, Mrs Titterington and Mrs Denby were tea hostesses.


Men on cue At their social afternoon


Village quiz A “Know Your Village”


on d e e p fr eez in g, emphasising that not only


quiz organised by Mr and Mrs A. Charnley raised


gave thanks. Hostesses were Mrs Wallbank, Mrs Stock and Mrs Heaton.


£31 for Chatburn Method­ is t Ch ap e l’s aut umn bazaar. Instructions showed a


route around the village with 28 questions to be answered on the way. Winners were Mrs M.


Wilkinson and Miss I. Dugdale. Runners up were Mrs D.


Giles and Mrs J. Harrison, and third was Mrs M. Cot- tam’s team.


finished at the chapel, where a buffet supper was served.


The route started and


Women’s Fellowship went on their annual outing to Bowness. They t hen travelled through the Lyth Valley to Morecambe, where they had tea and looked round the shops.


Day trip Chatburn Methodist


Wi g n a l l were t h e organisers.


Clayton-le-dale


Choral opening A selection of songs by a


local choir opened a meet­ ing of Clayton-le-Dale MI. Conductor was Mrs T. D. Culvert, of Wilpshire, accompanied by Mrs McFee, of Cherry Tree.


duced to two representa­ tives of the Samaritans who gave a talk on their work and answered ques­ tions.


Members were intro­


They were thanked by Mrs H. D. Gaudin.


Mrs Cottam and Mrs M.


Catherine Hogg, Edith Altham. Welly throwing — (Ladies) Anne Miller, Jean Kenyon. (Men) Joe Mellin, Simon Reynolds. Pillow fighting — Simon


Reynolds, Martin Kenyon. Egg throwing — David Whitfield) Martin Kenyon.


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