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a Mrs K. Bond h a s ottended a one-day school Hn leadership, at Alston b all. Mrs Bond has also t een appointed delegate to Lhe WIs autumn council at


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f urch had been beauti­ vully decorated for the har­ Chest festival by Miss Mavis e addock. She used flow­ brs and harvest g ifts c rought by members of the


Harvest time ChW h a lley M ethodist


d raham Vickers, con­ vucted the morning ser­


ongregation. GThe' minister, the Rev.


Wice, and the Rev. George t . S. Knowles preached at


he organist. s At a harvest social and


irman.


ysterious Way.” WChairman was Mrs E. ryant.


lo ethodist Women’s F el­ Rwship heard a talk by the a ev. Graham Vickers Cbout the life of William h owper, writer of the Mymn “God Moves in a


Hymn writer MMembers of Whalley


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hetham, Mrs 0. Hornby, lMrs Staveley, Mr J. Hart­


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J.iven to Whalley WI by Mr Mrs Gregory, of Clitheroe. him. Pam Barnes thanked


Tastier g A talk on soft fruit was


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Awards night w Club awards to players


s iding teas throughout the v


ladies’ committee fsent the Neil Kent Trophy . Swarbrick.


SwClub captain Mr B. s arbrick reported on a t u cce ssfu l season and ehanked the umpires, scor­ he efforts of the in pro­


w, Chatburn.


rs and spectators for their support, ;. The


mummer were specially entioned.Mr G. Braithwaite pre­


or the highest scorer to Mr Derek Driver, the Bowling Cup to Mr Swar­ tbrick and a new trophy for


bhe best all-rounder (given Ky Mr Braithwaite) to Mr


was the theme of a talk Ahich Mrs Ainscough, an Psian affairs officer of the cilreston Community Coun­ a , gave to Downham WI


annuere presented at the n al end-of-season din­ Cluber of Downham Cricket Co held at the Brown


s announced that the jumble andlcock, Mrs Newhouse


inhe International evening w Preston. Mrs Thorpe Aill be delegate to the Tutumn counil meeting on uesday.Mrs Margaret Naylor


or the present. t A ballot was taken for


Slass run by Mrs Gladys f later has been disbanded


GM in London. c The Tuesday crochet


p Mrs Dorothy Earnshaw, r resident of Higham WI, Aeported on her visit to the


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—ritch, Mrs F. Jolly’ Gents c Miss Knowles, Mrs Lan­ ( a ster and Mrs Kell Cjoint). Dominoes: Mr J


ere prizewinners: B Whist: Ladies — Mrs G.


witizens met for their d eekly whist and domino wrive when the following


Cards and spots CWhalley Abbey Senior


s ren sang two harvest pongs, and were accom­ oanied by recorders in one Yf them. Mr Norman t ates, of Billington, was


oupper in the church hall An Monday evening, Mr chalb e r t Haworth was


he evening service. d The Sunday school chil­


ng, members of Standfast WI, Whalley, had a trip to.. Blackpool illuminations. It was a fine night and the 45' members enjoyed their outing and supper.


Trip to lights i Instead of their meet­


on. Tea hostesses were - Mrs V. Eccles, Mrs’ Nel-:


p A vote of thanks was s roposed by Mrs E. Nel­


M son, Mrs B. Lund an’d’Miss


DFC re-elected Mr Frank . insdale president-for the


Elected Y B o lton -b y -B ow lan d


Hembers are: M. Dakin, J. . a r t l e y , M and B


rganisers). mRegional committee


hanked by Michael Dakin.


A lso holding office are Cngela Booth and Richard r ornthwaite (social sec­ ( etaries), Valerie Pickard BPr ess correspondent); s ryan Cornthwaite (sports andecretary), Sandra Booth a Patrick Mayer (attend­ Rnce register), D. and C.. ( obinson and A. Smalley (refreshments), M. Dakin rexecutive committee rep­ anesentative], D. Howard o d M. Dakin (competition


S ere: Mr B. Booth, Mrs A. Pmalley, Mrs P. Smalley, erhilip Smalley (club lead­ ms); John Hartley (chair- C a n ) , M i c h a e l c o r n th w a it e (v ic e - Chairman), Marga ret Cornthwaite (secretary), s atherine Booth (assistant Dae c r e ta ry ) a-nd Jayne Akin (treasurer).


forthcoming year. w Other officers elected


Cornthwaite and A.'and C. Booth. Village hall com­ mittee representatives are T. Pope and M. Smalley. t Retiring officers were


Alpines talk a An illustrated talk on


h said how successful it ' Mewby, Mrs I. Cottam, andecent second annual show


rs E. Driver. i Secretary Mrs M. Cowk-


rng read- a report on the


sxchange stall. Tea hostes­ andes were Mrs C. F. Pickles


Mrs P. Stevens. Slaidburn


t enyon has donated a srophy which will be pre­ yented at the end of the i ear to the most outstand­ 0ng girl member and Mr T. p. Roberts, of Settle, has mresented a trophy to the


Harrison, Miss Margot Watson, Mr Jim Townson and John Rowland. Anne r Parker is programme sec­


book.lizabeth Robinson scrap a Advisory'members were


ownson. r Representatives to the


iss P. Starkie. v Martin Waddington is Tlaidburn and David


aylor for Newton. Waddington


Asian highlights Help in distress w Community relations


Weceived from Concorde a I (Brockhall) to a cheese Ond wine evening on l ctober 11th and to Pend-,


erved. r I n v i t a t i o n s w e r e


eton WI on October 16th.


b peaker at the AGM will he Mrs Broderick and a s ot-pot supper will be


an from the Rheumatism , atherine’s Sunday school. Cad Arthritis Research £ mpaign for a donation of D55.50 raised at a knit-in. councilelegate to the- autumn wil meeting in October Sl be Mrs E. Hook.


t their monthly meeting. r Letters of thanks were


Iead from the Solomon Mnd W e st B r a d fo r d andslands for a rift of cotton


orie England.


all re-elected with the Tddition of Mrs Audrey


on, Sarah Walker and Mr Jim Townson and Mr John


M. Watson and tea hostess Sillage representative for


Rowland to the executive. MSpeakers hostess is Miss


Hegional meetings are John s arrison, Neville Harri­


meville Harrison, chair­ c an; David Taylor, vice- shairman; Susan Pinder, aecretary; Pamela Breaks, Hssistant secretary; John raarrison, treasurer; Mur­ s y Walker, assistant trea­ urer.Leaders are Mrs Jennie


ost enterprising boy. N Officers elected include


whanked the officers and all cor Neil Kenyon was wel­


aidburn Young Farmers i on highlighted special


ho had helped the club. MCounty vice-chairman Kmed to the meeting. Mr


Club held in the village hall s chairman Mr John Harri­ ttems in his report and


AGM SlAt the annual meeting of


held on October 10th in the village hall, when there will be a talk on soft fruits • given by Mr J. Gregory e and a plant and cuttings


Tobinson, was welcomed. he next meeting will be


ad been. R A new member, Mrs S.


Mt whist were: Ladies — C iss E. Hayes, Mrs R. Wharnley. Gents — Mr E. D ilson, Mrs B’. Gornall.


affle: Mrs Woodend. a On Monday night results


Mrs -M. Wade, Mr Guest. Raffle: Mr E. Wilson.


ominoes: Mrs K. Newby,


revor Vaughan. 'N The fe s tiv a l, in St l overs all aspects of village


5o visitors throughout the w-day event which ends d ith a harvest supper and


ance on Wednesday. Read


. rive at Read Constitu-


Pon. Special prize: Mrs M. Mollard. Miss E. Ennis was


C.


setary, Claire Townson . Rhanksgiving service at Pports and social, Helen Ea rk e r a t t e n d a n c e ,


Churead United Reformed da ch was held on Sun­ d y. The service was con­ Wucted by the Rev. A. J. B ilkinson, minister of R r o w n h i l l U n i t e d bueformed Church, Black­ U rn, and secretary of the


In thanksgiving t The annual harvest


wans since the organisation Wy Susan Calam, Michelle t A history of the Samari­


aives, who chose to remain • bnonymous, were thanked j y the chairman, Mrs Mar­


C others’ Union, in St t The two representa­


ut back from October ■ 12th to 17th.


v . ■ -■ ■ ■ ' if


s oung Families group’s ' teconds clothing party in - phe village hall has been


Hurst Green Later date Y The date of Hurst Green


mwo representatives at a meeting of . the young a embers of Waddington.


Cas founded by the Rev. t had.Varah was given by


S h a r f a n d Em m a


impson. Chipping


Auction in view : The men of Chipping


s Members also saw a film ohowing life in the parish caf Altrincham,: Cheshire,. mlled “Focus on commit­


Hotel to discuss various ways of helping the parish.


ent.” Missionary work


■ The1 annual meeting for held the ' Leprosy. Mission was


bers of Chipping Parish Church ana. Congrega­


jointly between mem­


Parish .Church attended a : meeting at the Talbot


Rongregation and the 1st l ead Brownies and their Teaders were on parade. c he Brownie pennant was sarried by Carol Arm­ Atrong, escorted by Dianne Tbbott and Emma Rigby. bhe collection was taken


hroughout the village. c There was an excellent


dent with harvest fare donated by friends of the c istrict. The gifts had been Sollected at the church on vaturday and after the ser­ t ice were distributed


RC district council. d The church was resplen­


tional Club were: Ladies — Mrs A. Cunliffe, Mrs L. Hargreaves. Gents — Mr s R. Sagar, Miss A. Wilkin­


Skill at whist d Winners at the whist


ife and work. t The church will be open


and Community Festival gets under way on Satur­ 2day with a short service at


Festival plans Sabden’s first Harvest


T p.m. conducted by, Fr c icholas’s Parish Church,


wargreaves, Mrs B. Birt- t ell. Gents — Mr F. Cot­ Ram, Mr E. Flannagan.


Grars Whittaker and T. HWhist: Ladies— Mrs E.


ham.


blpines was given to mem­ Clubers of Bolland Gardening G by Mr Taylor, of coiggleswick. He was wel­ S med by chairman Mr B. Mtevenson and thanked by


. Todd. -- Boiton-by-Bowland


Thornley


t s P. Procter, who won ohe competition for a piece Mrf lace. Runners-up were S s Lawson and Mrs M. nhenton, with Mrs A. Ben­ dett winning a special prize


hown by her husband. MrThey were thanked by


ided in the absence of Mrs Snell. Raffle winners were l Mrs Procter and Mrs Hart­


iey. Social time was spent


dentifying leaves. Sabden


B me-made stall in Sabden f aptist School raised £30 sor Baptist Home Mis­ oions. The event was . rganised by the minister’s


Aid for missions hoA coffee evening and


wife Mrs Marion Briddock.


hold their Harvest Festi­ val service in school on i Sunday, while the church


Move to school Sabden Baptists will


under way to rid the church of .dry rot which was recently discovered above the entrance doors. s Services will be held in


Festival begins at 10-30 t and the preacher will be


wchool for the next few eeks.On Sunday the Harvest


he Rev. A. D. Briddock.


All the winners mDomino winners at the


Oidweek drive for Sabden Nver 60s were Mrs' K.


res temporarily closed for pairs.This week work got


was enjoyed by Thornley- b ith-Wheatley WI mem­ g ers. The lecture was i iven by Mrs Addams and sllustrated with slides


Bobbin Lace w A talk on bobbin lace


tional Church, on Friday; when Dr John Owen spoke of his work as a medical missionary in Zaire. T The vicar, the Rev .


t Over £90 was raised for bhe mission from.collecting


mhomas Green, led the r eeting, held in the parish oooms, and Jane Townley, Chf the Congregational


urch, read the lesson.


oxes and donations; Martin Top


onated by Mrs Addams. Mrs D. Charnley pres­


gon decorated Salem Con­ Tregational Chapel, Martin f op, with a profusion of alowers, fruit and veget­ tbles for the harvest fes­


g There were large con­ Mrregations at each service. W Bill Parkinson, of booodplumpton, conducted t th services. His daugh­ aer and a friend sang at the afternoon service to guitar


ival. 1


ccompaniment. GThe 1st R im in g ton


s ere distributed to the . tducted by Mrs E. Ander- on. Tea hostesses were


w The harvest flowers ~ick and elderly and other


r The weekend events f aised £124 for church


unds. .


wambi, their pet Sika deer, Aas given by Mr and Mrs I . H. Hodgson, of New Bng Farm, Bolton-by- mowland, at an evening g eeting at Salem Congre­


Bambi talk B An interesting talk on


ational Chapel, Martin e Top. The family’s discov­


ary and rearing of the deer Mttracted national interest. t r and Mrs Hodgson were


hanked by Mr H. K. Moorhouse for their talk.


b uide company paraded noefore joining the’ after­ ■ on service.


fts were auctioned by Mr 'illiam Smith.


ron. A bring-and-buy stall


aised £9. Sawley


Chapel flowers ti Ladies of the congrega­


Pendleton


rhose who helped with the eecent “Afternoon teas” bffort, which raised £83 to f e shared between WI tunds and the Interna­


welcomed new member t Mrs Marshall. She thanked


appeal.A letter was read from th e R o ta r y Club of Clitheroe about a Christ­ fmas shopping expedition


ional Yeqr of the Child


wor the disabled. Members o ere reminded of the visit mf Downham WI next onth.Social time was con­


Miss R. Mundy, Mrs S. s Little and Mrs C. Thomp­


Pendleside a Films showing Pendle in


py Mrs B. Pye. The com­


ogramme. b Mr Rickard was thanked


etition for the funniest


mhe competition for a hand­ b ade article for a new Paby. Winners were Mrs Mrs. Nutter and Mrs Monk. th B. Collinge expressed anks.President Mrs J. Ireland


o fashion’.’ t Mrs Bright also judged


FWI crafts judge. t Her topic was ^'Fabrics


Joere given a-talk by Mrs whan Bright, of Preston, N o recently qualified as a


Teas raise £83 w Pendleton WI members


mme. Tosside


t Mrs H. Boden chaired Hhe meeting and Mrs A. t ighton was pianist; Hos­ Messes were Mrs Palmer, A rs Ridgeway and Mrs


d ade for the forthcoming oneanery festival at Langho


Chatburn MU by Miss E. M. Barton, of Downham. mArrangements were


October 11th. tkinson.


ABCs t Last week’s meeting of


mompetition. The next t eeting will be a week


oll its moods and through­ wut the changing season b ere shown to Sawley WI


r y Mr John Rickard, who mAID to have driven a f ecently had clips from his Bilms screened in the prBC’s “Home Ground”


a otor-cycle at 45 m.p.h. Clon g Whalley Road, Klitheroe, Brian James Dempster (32), of Hillside wrive, West Bradford, f as fined £25 at Clitheroe gor speeding. He pleaded


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s November. During Social time president Mrs si. Jury led a lively discus­ raon on next year’s prog­


Fund swells r A jumble sale at Tosside


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