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received badges: Caroline Chambers for craft, Phil- lipa Haworth for laundress and accident prevention, and Susan Gardner a four-_ thjyear-badge.
Badges , Three Read Guides have
collection,by Read Scouts and Guides Parents’ Com mittee raised more than £60.
Disco i Saturday’s waste paper
for group funds was real ised oy a disco'for eight to 16-year-olds. \
That night) another £50 \ \ Dunsop Bridge
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attendance for Dunsbp Bridge Village Hall Com m it te e ’s ninth annua:! meeting.
Well attended \ T h e r e was a good
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Saturday, 9-30 — 5-00 , Closed all day Wednesday
Branches at Bury, Clitheroe and Chorley • TO WMAt lfT C t ir « | *OI »0«*« C t N l ‘ 1 * wtUll B QAt H O **O> LN tfwat at p* tOwf* C.*M tv DRALON from slight seconds k
other organisations are: Mrs M. Dowle and Mrs M. Cowking (WI); Mrs A. Marsden and Mrs S. Walker (YFC); Mr Dowle and Mr R. Slater (Parish Council): Mr Leedham (Working Men’s Club); Mrs B. Pickford and Mrs H. Pyrie (Brownies). Other members are: Mr
elected chairman, Mrs M. Pye secretary and Mr J. Peel treasurer. Mr J. Met calf was elected vice- chairman. .Rep resen ta tiv e s of
Mr J. Dowle was re-\
was pleased to see the hall m nan was runnini
younger generation were successfully
Slaidburn Brownie pack met there each week.
.were Mr J. Metcalf, Mrs M. Pye, Mr Capstick, Mr E. Briggs.
tee served a plate buffet nan(j Mrs P. Wright, Mrs supper. Competition winners
The next dance will be on March 22nd. There is to
on Saturday, with the Clitheroe Hospital. Parker Brothers Band pro- Whist winners were: viding music. The commit- Ladies — Miss B. Bren-
_ A dance was held m be about £175, which is to Dunsop Bridge village hall
Buffet dance , , , . The amount raised will , . , ...
, , .
for making the evening a success. ,
so to the Friends of
G. Metcalfe," Mrs S. Ten-' nant, Miss M. Jackson. Gents — Mrs E. Middle- ton, Mr Edwards, Mr Brown, Mr F. Wall, Mr C.
be another family night on
Kara.Mrs m. Kusnion, m
March 19th, with a nature Ft'. „ ? or^ouse’i ^ r,s a film, Jacobs join supper, games and dancing.
Rimington
Vegetables At Rimington Horticul
tural Society’s meeting, Mr Bill Hargreaves, of Blackburn, spoke about growing vegetables.
secretary of the National Vegetable Society, was welcomed and thanked by p re s id e n t Mr T. R. Thompson.
18th, to be held in Riming ton Memorial Institute, there will be a coffee even ing and floral art demonst ration between 7-30 and 9- 30 p.m.
At the meeting on March
odd characters about in. Rimington on Saturday night, when the village Football Club held a fancy bv dress disco at the Black Bull Hotel.
Fancy dress There were all sorts of
provided the music, there was a pie and peas supper, and the event was voted a big success.
a n c l e s
nett) and Mr Ken Varey (Grade Fields). Original 5—/'Mr .William
Mus section ' were: Mrs arian Varey (Alf Gar
entries in the fancy dress competition and the antics of the entrants had the audience in stitches.; o Winners in the humor
T h e re were lots of
Wagget (The lady loves Milk Tray); and Miss Anne Madders (Mini Mouse). Character —' Mr' Bert T h is tle thw a ite (H u n chback
of.Notre Dame) and Mr Isaac Whittaker
(Ike’ll fix it). Groups -— Mr and Mrs J .
Wagget (She’s wearing the trousers) and Mrs Freda Simpson, Mrs Marion Ash ton and Mrs Dilys Whit taker (Rimington Super
Subs). Raffle winners were Mr
J. Wapget, Mr M. Holgate and
Frankland.
Successful At Rimington Youth
Group’s annual meeting, joint leaders Mrs Freda Simpson and Mrs Mary Page reported a successful year for the club both socially and financially. Members have taken
part in many activities and are looking forward to
field during the summer, The club has table-tennis
teams in the first two divi sions of Clitheroe Table Tennis League.
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Mrs Christine Knowles The Pendle Witch Disco Mr Hargreaves, who is
Boimnoes: Mrs A. Pic kard, Mrs M. Rushton, Mr
Mrs T. Taylor, Mr J. Col- linson, J. Keen, Miss B. Walker, P. Metcalfe, Mr A. Wood, Mrs M. Heaton, Mr J. Huckle, MrE. Har rison, M. Marsden, Mr J. Parker, Mr M. Saberton.
N ew h o u s e , Mrs A. N ew h o u s e , Mrs M. Fletcher, Linda Pinder, Mrs Howarth, Mr H. Robinson, Mr E. Tom linson. Raffle: Mrs B. Maynard,
Expert on crooks Slaidburn Young Farmers
met in the village hall on Monday evening to hear a talk by Mr H. Walker, of Waddington.
make a number of useful items and soon some of them had a try them selves. Mr Walker then answered questions. Thanks were proposed the chairman, Neville
w a lk in g s t i c k s and s h e p h e r d ’s c ro o k s , together with sticks and horns, and showed how they were made. Members saw how to
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arrison. Chatburn
Boost
Committee funds were given a boost from the pro ceeds of the recent pan
Chatburn Playing Fields
fit of £230 had been made. Also discussed were
tomime. - ' w At last week’s meeting it
as announced that a pro
forthcoming events for the year. I t is hoped to. have a gala day and flea market in . . June and later in the year a // concert and dance.
Handicrafts Jill Porter, Julie Harri
son and Susan Rhodes did their version of “Swap shop” and “Jim’ll Fix It*’ when they entertained other members of Chat burn Friday Club. The rest of the evening
He brought a number of Waddington
Helen’s Church, Wadding ton, were discussed at a meeting of the church’s newly-formed social com
Raising funds The financial needs of St
mittee. Money is needed to pay
for repairs to the church tower and it was decided to arrange fund-raising social events throughout the year, including a spon sored walk. . The meeting, held at
from villages
: The ;chairman said he: Profit of £175 ieu
and Mrs M. Eccles. Tellers, were Mr an d 'M rs J. ’ Whitaker.
Slaidburn
ing smoothly and ; held -its annual whist and j W boys aged between ru?„
- Slaidburn Trefoil Guild . -----
C. Shaw, domino MC Mr John Pinder and all helpers
Leeming thtuiked the pnze » Wp W s r s f f s s ; a « bs ;w
Brow, Chatburn. Gisburn
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colourful costumes about at Gisburn YFC’s fancy
Colourful There were plenty of
dress dance at the Festival Hall.
, The task of judging fell to Mr and Mrs W. Taylor, of Embsay', and Mrs Sparling. CPrizewinners w ere:
har a c t,e r _ Roger
Thistlethwaite (Hu n chback of Notre Dame); Sarah Gorst (Wonder
Woman); Stephen David son (“Owd” young farmer). Original — Mark Han
son (Capt.- Beaky); Ian Coates (Olympics); Helen Lund (Royal crumpet). Pairs — John Thistleth-
YiS1 Gary Scott, who talked about football. He is belpmg the Cubs with
t e a r the S f A ’i J S X
Langho On display
The i 2nd St Leonard’s Guides, Langho, held a coffee evening and bring- and-buy sale on Thursday which raised nearly £32 for
to gain interest badges was displayed. Service flashes were'
Some of the work done
■ the number of peas in a jar was won by Vicki Dawber; Mrs J. Fielding success fully guessed the length of a piece of string and Mr C. Price lit the most candles with one match.
presented to Amanda Walmsley and Michelle , Evans; a stitchery badge to Louise Fox; and child nurse’s badge to Anitra Fielding, Julie Howarth and Gwen Hayes. A competition to guess
Whalley
Author’s work Whalley Methodistl
waite and James Taylor (Leyland night workers); Helen and Robert Falshaw (Little and Large). The David Clegg Trophy
the Rhine and their ori gins, by Mrs Holmes, of Accrington,, proved of g r e a t in te r e s t t o S t Leonard’s Mothers’ Union. Langho. She was thanked by Mrs R. Pemberton.
Legends An address on legends of
West Bradford
for the overall Best Young Farmer was won for the second year running by Roger Thistlethwaite. After the awards, there .
was dancing to Nookie’s Disco and a buffet supper was prepared by parents.
Gardens A service conducted by
Canon C. F. Goodchild began the meeting of St Ca th e rin e’s M o th e rs ’ Union, West Bradford, in the Sunday School. Mrs Enid Loxham gave
a thoughtful talk on ‘‘Gar dens”, with reference to the Bible. She was thanked by Mrs K. Frankland.
hymn was Mrs M. Macken zie, who also se rv ed refreshments, helped by Mrs S. Heaton. A bring-and-buy stall
Accompanist • for the
Church Women’s Fellow ship enjoyed a series of poems ana stories recited Dy Lancashire author Mrs Joan Townsend, who also related various incidents which inspired her to | write. Mrs V. Shearman pres-1
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ided at the meeting and Mrs E. Kenyon played the ] piano. Hostess was Mrs I. McKinlay.
holiday by Calderstones’ residents in America was
f’ven by Mr D. Hodgson to
meeting. The competition for the
Holiday film A film and account of a 1
tandfast WI at their |
best poem was won by Mrs I P. Birtwistle and Miss Mary Barry. Delegate to the spring
council meeting at Bolton will be Mrs E. Ellison.
Trumps Whist winners at the I
raised nearly £8 for MU overseas work and swelled the total in the overseas boxes to nearly £30.
Park Hill, Clitneroe, home of Mr; and Mrs Duncan Harrison, was chaired by the vicar, Canon C. F. Goodchild. Mrs Harrison served
about attending the Lady Day Festival at SkiDton Parish Church on March 25th, which unfortunately clashes with the televising of the enthronement of the new Archbishop of Canter bury.
There was a discussion
ref re shm en ts and the t couple were thanked for
ments were made for regu lar meetings.
heir hospitality. Arranger
India, descr ibed b]y the • Rev: G. W. S. Knowles
when'he addressed the Women’s Fellowship at Waddington Methodist
Church on Thursday. Mrs P. Vickers was the
chairman, Mrs P. Fisher the pianist and Miss V. Rushton the tea hostess.
was spent on handicrafts. New member Shirley Tit- terington was welcomed and birthday greetings were sung for Julie Harri son. The next meeting will be a week tomorrow.
Surprise There was a surprise in
store at the Chatburn Cub Scout meeting on Tuesday for “Kaa” (Diane Frank land). For Diane recently cele
making use of the sports her with a card and floral facilities on the Jubilee display.
brated her 18th birthday and the Cubs presented
the Royal family an aflags. ous games,
gal
hiding, and arrow work Verity. B
'hey then played vari- , incluai
towards badges began on A new assistant, “Baloo”
(Jane Bloomer), was wel comed and there was a
Sabden
10 confirmed The Bishop of Black
burn, the Rt Kev. R. A. S. Martineau, confirmed 10 candidates at St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden, on Sun day evening.
The church was packed
for ‘the occasion and the Bishop was assisted during the service by the Vicar of S a b d e n , F r T r e v o r Vaughan.
met members of the con gregation at a special con firmation supper in the school hall, prepared by Mrs Nora Jones and Mrs Kathleen Orrell, assisted by other ladies of the church.
Afterwards the Bishop
. ing for a large c tion when the confirmed members their first communion
noiujv
Luckett, PCC secretary Mr Joe Hargreaves and church treasurer Mr Harry Robinson. Elected to the PCC were
Mrs Nora Jones, Miss Ursula Lord, Mr Vic Orrell, Mrs Eileen Luc kett, Mr E. Wilson, Mr G. Ainsworth, Mr K. New- mark, Mrs S. Davies, Mrs C. Mellows and Mrs L.
Slipper.
ing of Sabden Over 60s in St Mary’s Club, the follow ing; were prizewinners. Dominoe s : Mrs
Graham, Mrs N. Palmer, Mrs L. Hunt and Miss L.
Eucharist, the vicar is hop- Whist: Ladies — MrsJ- Thrpp6^ a- Swanmck, Mrs G.
T O , Su nday, a t 9-30 i t a ^ . r l
Officers The, annual election of
'Brown (joint). Mrs K lima*.
(joint). R a f f 1 e :
Dewhurst.
church officers took place at the general meeting of ' St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden. v
' Re-elected were chur chwardens Mr Herbert Britcliffe and Mr Leonard
l i s s , K R i f f R Ww ,
Jumble profit The Women’s Fellow
ship jumble sale held in Wadaington Methodist Schoolroom on Saturday raised £183. Mrs E. Wilkinson will
be the speaker at the next Fellowship meeting.
Knowle Green
ing cube proposed by Mrs W. Mrs N. Ashworth pres
and Dutton WI. A vote of thanks to the speaker was
dolls was given by Mrs F. '
Blades to Knowl ” vie ~ Green
ided and it was decided that Mrs M. Byrne would be delegate fur Knowle Green, Dutton and Hurst Green at the WI annual meeting in London. The competition was won by Mrs V. Jackson. Social half-hour was
attending the “Scene 80” festival at Preston Guild Hall on March 26th. The group meeting is being held in the Civic Hall, Lon- . gridge, on March 19th.
spent planning evening and day outings in the summer. Several members are
Tricks and spots Herita_e At Monday night’s meet
West heritage” was given to members of Bashall Eaves WI. , Mrs’ M. Pye presided.
Bashall Eaves A talk on “Our North
The speaker was,: M r '
Sherdley, whose wife helped illustrate the talk
lUr. t Simm Miss at tending the Diamond S
,IioQ at tending the Diamond Three-members are
burn Cathedral in. April. The competition tor a
Miss A. Alston werejne
Birtwell, % ‘„wirth, Gents - Mr C. Howartn,
Mr F. Cottam. Raffle: Mrs I. Green.
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•■■bjr Mrs J. Spurgeon _and Irs E. Fox. The raffle,
local photograph was won
winners at dominoes .- Whist: Ladies ■—Mrs »•,
arranged by Mrs Thorn- ber, was won by Mrs E. Calvert and Mrs E. Hind.
■ Tea was served by Mrs Spurgeon, Miss M. Spur geon and Mrs ‘Hind.
Dolls A talk on the history of
inWork in the missionhissidnfield/ ~Bailey, whose description ^ experiences MIS On ork
was illustrated with slides, Four members are to
a t te n d th e Diamond Jubilee ecumenical service at Blackburn Cathedral next month.
limerick was won by Mrs K. Young, Mrs V. Tayl- forth ana M. Holden.
made for tomorrow night’s jumble sale at the Memo rial Hall. It starts at 7-30 p.m. and proceeds will go to WI funds.
Arrangements were The competition for a 'c h o s e
Hurst Green L lm p r ic k -
um e r iC K
Abbey Senior Citizens drive in Whalley were: Ladies — Mrs C. Wood cock, Mrs H. Turner. Gents — Mrs E. Haworth, Mrs H. Metcalfe. Dominoes: Mrs Hindle,
Chipping
Castaway Chipping Parish Church 1
y,
..Kerwin.
Fellowship members held! a “Desert Island disc even-1 ing” at Higher Mossley, home of Mr and Mrs Keith
- Castaway Phil Hayton.
Green ;WI .enjoyed an ; to: drive patrol cars in account of a visit to the Liverpool and now lives Holy Land by Miss Mary locally, spoke about his
records. In terv iewe r was Eric Bainbridge.
h is in
f a v o u r i te Mr
Bolton-by-Bowland Hair-raising
Members of Bolton-by- Bowland YFC turned mod els for a hair-raising even ing when Mrs B. Warring ton, of Barnoldswick, gave a demonstration of hair dressing. She was thanked by A. Hartley.
Paythorne successful
started its 150th anniver sary on Sunday afternoon in fine style, with a packed church. Two of the ladies had to go home and bring chairs, and even then there were people sitting on the Mr P. Smalley, Mrs J. steps in the aisle.
Full house P a y t h o r n e Chapel
led the service and the Rev. Ronald Jobling, a former superintendent
whist and domino drive at Bolton-by-Bowland village Hall were: Ladies — Mrs S. Ten n an t , Mrs D. Wright, Mrs Lox. Gents — Mr Campbell, Mr R. Wor- mald, Mr E. Garnett. Dominoes: Mrs Garnett,
Winners at the monthly The Rev. Ward Jones Mr G. Brooks and Mr J. Metcalfe, Mr H. Marshall,
Lofthouse. Raffle: Mr Ireland and Mrs Newhouse.
‘No’ to dog food storage plan
STATION House, Mitton Road, Whalley, is to remain untenanted for the present.
Canine Utilities to use it for storing dog food was refused by Ribble Valley Council’s Development
An appl i c a t io n by MoT trip
leads to court
FOR riding a moped in Henthorn Road without insurance, James Vincent
Shears (47), of St Anne’s Square, Low Moor, was fined £40 at Clitheroe.
driving without a licence, £15 for not having an excise licence and £5 for not having a test certifi cate. He was ordered to pay 41p back duty.-
He was fined' £251 for Shears told the court he
had taken the machine for an MoT test after repair
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