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Potato pie A .whist and domino


d r iv e o r g a n is e d by


Rimington and Middop Sports Committee was held at the village Memo­ rial Institute. Whist winners were —


Ladies: Mrs T. Bell, Mrs M. Gallagher, Mrs S. Hud­ son. Gents: MrE. Garnett, Mr W'. Ireland, Mr F.


Snaith. D om in o e s : Mr E.


Seedall,- Mrs M. Har-' greaves, Mr R. M. Berry, Mr W. Cooper, Mr J. Lofthouse. Children’s dominoes: Ian


Smith, Matthew Bamford, Jean Cowgill, Janet Cor- bridge, Margaret Taylor. ' Raffle: Mr Philip Smith, Miss Sophie Bradley, Mrs


M. Ashton. Prizes were presented


by Mrs A. Seed and a potato pie supper was served.


Elected N ew p r e s id e n t of


were: Secretary, Mrs H. Ryan; treasurer,. Miss B. Wo o d c o c k ; v i c e - presidents, Mrs J. Thorn­ ton and Mrs C. Thistleth- waite. Retiring president Mrs


Rimington WI is Mrs E. Jackson, who was elected at the annual meeting. Other appointments


for the sale of waste paper. Mrs M. Williamson won the competition cup. Treasurer Mrs G. Pear­


son was thanked for her report by Mrs M: Neason, Secretary, Mrs S. Bowles; reporting on the year’s activities, mentioned a rise in membership. Mrs Lupton spoke gf the changing face of the WI


• and was thanked by Mrs Simpson. • The president, secretary


and treasurer were re­ elected and three new members joined the com­ mittee. The retiring com­ mittee served a supper of cottage pie and picKles. Mrs I. Thompson and


Miss E. Foster, of Wiswell WI, were thanked for being tellers. The competition for an


apple pie was won by Mrs Williamson and Mrs Simp­ son. The Christmas party is on January 10th.


Dunsop Bridge Dance


organised by Dunsop Bridge Hall Committee, the Parker Brothers Band provided entertainment. Competition winners


Att, a fiftv-fifty y-fift;


were: Mr P. Cowking, Mr J. Metcalf, Miss I. Davies and Mr J. Dowle.


E. Hartley was thanked for her work during the last three years by Mrs M. Brennan. Miss Woodcock presented the financial report and retiring secret­ ary Mrs J. Thornton gave the annual report. WI voluntary county


organiser Mrs M. Lupton, of Waddington, announced some of the plans for the LFWI Diamond Jubilee n ex t y ea r . She was thanked by Mrs Jackson and presented with a flow­ ering plant. Members s to o d in


silence in memory of former colleague Mrs A. Metcalfe. Birthday greetings were


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of those wishing to attend, c o u r s e s at Denman


College. An in v i ta t io n was


r e c e iv e d from Low Bentham WI to attend its meeting, on December


15th. Future plans include the


WI carol con cert on December 19th; carol sing­ ing by members round the village on December 20th; and the annual dinner at the Black Bull, Rimington, on February 8th.


Mitton Cottage pie


Members of Little Mitton WI were delighted to be able to congratulate the VCO at their annual meet­ ing, Mrs Margaret Lupton, on being a member of the victorious Lancashire team in the BBC’s town and country radio quiz. President Mrs E. Simp­


son read the monthly letter and reported that mem­ bers had raised £76 at a recent jumble sale and £16


read by Mrs Ryan and the cake cut by Mrs Lupton and Mrs Hartley. A cup for the most points won in monthly competitions was presented to Mrs Jackson. Mrs Thistlethwaite was


congratulated on her recent success with the county WI quiz team in London and received a spe­ cial brooch from Mrs Hartley. Members discussed the


Educational Twenty-eight members


of Bowland Forest YFC had an educational visit to Ashcroft Provender Mer­ chants at Barrow, where they viewed the new mil­ ling plant run by the silicon


chip. Afterwards a drink and


a meal was enjoyed at the Spread Eagle Hotel. Mr Stephen Pike gave a vote


of thanks. Despite a very wet


night, the Bowland Forest YFC bonfire in Dunsop Bridge was a success. The fireworks all went off safely and the potatoes and treacle toffee went down a treat.


Mr Haig, of Clitheroe, is


to visit a future YFC meeting to speak about the Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper. In order to boost funds


the Young Farmers are holding a jumble sale on N o v em b e r 2 9 th in Clitheroe Parish Hall.


Bolton-by-Bowland


Bolton-by-Bowland WI annual meeting were: President, Mrs C. F. Pick­ les; secretary, Mrs D. Howard; treasurer, Mrs G. Billows: vice-presidents, Mrs Billows and Mrs B. Stevenson.


In office Officers re-elected at


Committee members are


Mrs Metcalfe, Mrs Jack- son, Mrs Partington, Mrs Pickard, Mrs Cobb and Mrs Bottomley.


Mrs Pickles thanked the


committee and all the members for their sup­ port. Mrs Lilburn, Mrs Bil­ lows and Mrs Pickard were


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specially thanked for rep­ resenting the WI in the Young Farmers’ Club debate.


c The annual dinner


dance, at. the Coach and H o r se s H o te l, is on December 7th, and carol s in g in g d a t e s a r e December 16th, 18th and 19th. The Meteor Club for the mentally handicapped


. and a charity for the deaf will benefit.


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dance Sabden


Best show Villagers from all four


denominations in Sabden joined members of the Methodist Church on their annual outing to Pudsey, West Yorkshire, on Satur­ day night Nearl


____ly 50 adults and


children went by coach to see “My Fair Lady" pre­ sented by an amateur operatic society at Pudsey


• Methodist Church. Mrs G. Brogden, of Sab-


deri Methodist Church, has organised the trip for the past 13 years and Satur- day’s performance was one of the best productions vil­ lagers have seen. They stopped for supper


on the way home at Harry Ramsdens chip shop at Guiseley.


Winning hands Domino prizewinners at


Thursday night’s social for Sabden Over 60s were: T. Graham, Mrs M. Wade. Whist: Ladies — Miss E.


Hayes, Mrs A. Clarkson. Gents — Mr V. Woodend, Mr E. Wilson. Raffle: Mrs E. Jackson. On Monday night, whist


winners were: Ladies — Mrs N. Marshall, Mrs J. Bowker. Gents — Mr V. Woodend, Mr J. Simm. Mr Guest won the dominoes and the raffle.


Members please The annual meeting of


Sabden Horticultural Soci­ ety will be held on Tuesday at 7-45 p.m. in the Method­


ist School. The 12 committee mem­


bers who met to decide on the AGM want as many members as possible to attend. Any newcomers will be welcome, so that new ideas for the society can be discussed.


Reopens doors Sabden Baptist Church


reopened its doors on Sun­ day after being closed for several weeks. Dry rot was discovered


in the church and it was decided to close down and deal with the repairs quickly. Parishioners have been using the schpol hall next door, but on Sunday they moved back into ch u r ch fo r morning service. They were joined by 15 ........................... ‘ frc“


Read Ladies’ Conservative Association in the Con-, stitutional Club. She'used dried and fresh


flowers and her demonst­ ration included, arrange­ ments for the four seasons. She also used pressed flowers to decorate greet­


ings cards. . MrsI Rushton was intro­


duced by the secretary, Mrs Norma Wilkinson, and thanked by Miss A. Dyson. Competition winners were Mrs M. Lawson and Mrs J. Nelson.


Turn up trumps Miss E. Ennis was MC


at Monday night’s whist drive in Read Constitu­ tional Club. R e su lts : Ladies — Mrs S. Coward, Mrs M. Holdsworth (cons). Gents — Mrs M. Pollard, Mr R. Good way (cons). Mrs M. Pollard won the special prize.


Badges Cub Scouts from Read’s


Ribble and Calder packs have taken their athletes badge. Calder pack Cubs Rate Saunders, Paul Beverley and Jason Ward received stage two badges and Christopher Leach and Derek Attride stage three badges. Ribble pack Cubs Ian


Stansfield and Iain Law received stage one badge and William Travis ni stage three badge.


;es


Brownies Parents’ Com­ mittee are holding a buffet and disco dance in St John’s School in the village on December 1st. Tickets for the dance,


Buffet Read Scouts, Guides and


which is for the over 18's, are available from any committee member.


ing a coffee evening in the United Reformed Church tonight in aid of the Cam­ bodian Children’s Relief Fund.


Hurst Green


Festive ideas Members of Hurst


theological students from Manchester, who stayed in th e s c h o o l fo r th e weekend. At a church meeting last


week it was decided to hold a gift weekend in January to help pay for redecorat­ ing the church. The well-attended meet­


ing was chaired by the Minister, the Rev. A. D. Briddock, and reports were given by secretary Mr Clifford Moorhouse.


Read


Raise £37 A disco for the 8-16 age


group was held in St John’s •School, Read, on Saturday night. It was organised by the Scout and Guide Parents’ Committee and raised £37 for group funds.


invested On Friday evening when


the Calder Cub pack held its meeting in St John’s School. Read, Martin Hawortn was invested.


Fireworks A b o u t .360 p e o p le


attended the bonfire party organised by St John’s Scouts in Read. There was a firework display and s ta l ls s e l l in g baked potatoes, hot dogs and bonfire toffee.


Floral art Mrs Barbara Rushton,


of Read, demonstrated floral hrt at the.meeting of


Green Young Families Group were given ideas on toy-maldng and Christmas d e c o ra t io n s at th eir November meeting, by Mrs Sylvia Berry, of Crossgills Farm, Hurst Green. The meeting, held at


Mrs Berry’s home, was attended by 15 members. Supper was provided by Mrs Betty Hough. The next meeting, on


. December 6th at 7-30, will take the form of a Jacob’s join at the home of Mrs Sylvia Bates, New Row, Dutton. Group member Mrs Joan Kirkham will show how to make attrac­ tive wreath decorations to hang on the door. New members, are wel­


come to join the group, which has grown steadily since its formation two years ago.


Downham


Disco A disco arranged by


Downham Youth Club attracted 36 youngsters to the village hall. Proceeds were for club funds.


Talented Many villagers took an


active part in a talent evening arranged and pro­ duced dv 'church organist Mrs B. D. Todd at Dow­ nham Parish Church. The Rev. F. E. Chard


started, the proceedings with a story of a juggler and the evening progres­ sed with various groups of men, women ana children putting their talents on


show. Refreshments were served during the interval.


West Bradford


Hilarious Vintage cars, including


one known affectionately as “Tiddley Pom,” pro­ vided amusing material for a talk given to West Brad- ford WI by guest speaker Mrs Hilda Kitson.


Brad- Members heard about


- Mrs Mollie Mitchell, presiding, for the first time, presented a flower­ ing plant to .Miss Kathleen Hanson in recognition of her three years as presi­ dent,


ucii;- . „ .


f oni. spe r e ta rv). ; Mrs Rhoda: Capstaff (assistant treasurer),


t


Oddie and' Mrs-Barbara Stock


secretary),nMrs iMrs Edna


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speciaL rt


(a istess ana posters;. (outings), Mrs


Christine Beggs (speaker hostess and posters),


her adventures with the cars she had owned' and f ou n d many of her reminiscences hilarious.- She was thanked by .Mrs Kay Howarth.


Harrison (flowers for sick members), Miss Hanson (register), Mrs J. Haworth and Mrs Lyn Brayne (door).


Mrs Ethel Edwards (competitions), Mrs Mar- jorie Fraser (care of WI tablecloth), Miss Mary Berry (tea Jiostess)^Mrs Margaret Sleath (Press


' Deny vwa i uowKw,


officer). Mrs Joyce- Hartley, Mrs


Joyce ana Mrs Bl Stock are on ..the s o c i a l .sub­ committee. The competition for the


prettiest hanky was won by Mrs Fraser, Miss Berry; and Mrs J. Aspin. Members- decidedf they would rather stay in the


The following.agreed to £ ,m than change to 'a undertake T special duties: Mrs Jean:Haworth (assis­ ta


, -■ present small group - sys- i lfarger one. The next group


- A.pril 24th -* - -


lrcTM. nnP. The next erouD me|t(ng is at Downham on


: Mrs Leach gave-out schedules for next year’s area show on August;16th atf;Clitheroe:iGrammar'


School-for-Girls.- Teaihos--?


(magazines), Mrs'Jenny Joyce,^Miss: Hanson: and . Parkinson and M r s ’


Mrs Anne Ipho f en tes ses;were Mrs Sybil ’Elsie . .Mrs Edwards.; ^


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Whalley


All the aces Winners at a whist drive


organised by Whalley Women’s Conservatives were: Ladies — Mrs M. Maudsley, Mrs Charnley. Gents — Mr Stanley, Mrs E. Howarth. D om in o e s : Mr J .


Chetham, Mrs D. McVie. Raffle: Mr Stanley.


The branch’s annual


meeting will be held on Monday at 10-15 a.m. in the S tan ley Ro oms, Whalley.


For cancer


A half-yearly collection from boxes for cancer research by the Whalley group has realised £327. Another £30 towards the


funds came from a coffee evening at the home of the group’s chairman, Mrs Freda Grime, of Whittam Crescent. The group is short of


people to help with future collections and anyone interested in lending a hand should contact Mrs Grime for more informa­ tion.


Open night Whalley Methodist


Men’s Fellowship opened its monthly meeting to ladies of the church for an evening listening to the music of Mozart. The programme, cover­


ing the composer’s life, was illustrated by slides. It was presented by the Rev. G. A. Parker, assistant curate at Whalley Parish Church. The chairman was the Rev. G. A. Vickers. The next meeting, on


December 10th, will con­ sist of a Christmas miscel­ lany by church organist Mr Norman Yates.


Whalley Methodist Church has sent £134.33 to aid the starving people of Cam­ bodia, after an emerg-----


Church aid The congregation at


appeal by the Methodist Relief Fund — £50 from church funds and the rest from retiring collections at Sunday services.


Lucky ones Whist winners at the


Abbey senior cit izen s ’ whist and domino drive in Whalley were: Ladies — Mrs F. Jolly, Mrs E. Brookes. Gents — Mrs R. S a n d e r s o n , Mrs M-. Whitaker. D om i n o e s : Mr J.


Chetham, Mr P. Whitaker, Mr F. Snape, Mr D. Tit- terington.


Clayton-le-dale


Thoughts of spring The winter months were


forgotten when members of Clayton-le-Dale WI heard a talk on flowers by


Mr R. J. Dalby. Fifty members and two


visitors were present and the vote of tnanks was given by Mrs A. Kenyon.


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