Clitheroe Advertiser mid Times, November 6th,'1980 .’5 News Whalley Words
-Members of Whalley. Methodist Women’s Fel lowship heard a talk enti tled. “Words” by Mr F. Ashworth, of Clitheroe. He gave an informative
account of the origins of words and humorous ex
amples of changes of meaning. Mrs E. Wilkinson was
chairman, Mrs E. Kenyon pianist and Mrs L. Gar- side hostess.
floral arrangements for Christmas was given by Mrs K. Gosling at a meet ing of Standfast WI.
reported on the Diamond Jubilee autumn council meeting at Preston and Mrs E. Harrison gave an account of a visit to Denman College.- Mrs Z. Taylor and Miss
rangements she had made. President Mrs K. Bond
For Christmas A demonstration of
Three members won ar
Waddington, one of the • six editors. She was thanked by Mrs Dilys Smith. Thanks were also ex
pressed to Mrs M. Sleath, the accompanist, and to hostesses Mrs Bottomley and Mrs P. Titterington. Mrs E. Jones donated
Read
■ money to provide 'flowers for invalid members and for special church anniver saries. Mrs Jones has been
£20 received from the sale of fruit from her garden. It was agreed to use the
branch sick visitor and is particularly interested in this work.
Hurst Green
cess, raising £120 for in stitute funds. There were many en
Hallow-e’en fancy dress ball proved a great suc
Fancy dress The Hurst Green WI
J. Birchall were competi tion winners for a Christ mas scene.
West Bradford
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Union,. West Bradford, heard about the Talking Newspaper from Mrs Margaret Lupton, of
dale, Mrs Dewhurst, Mrs 'Lofthouse.
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Games
Members of the Rib- blesdale Club, Chatburn, played dominoes and snooker at their meeting. Tea hostesses 'were Mrs Cowell, Mrs Hornby, Mrs Palmer and Mrs A. Gros- venor.
worker, Miss Nancy Talbot, of Lancaster, chose as her subject “My faith and my job,” when
Faith A child care social
with a whist and domino drive. Winners were — Whist, Ladies: Mrs N. Holden, Mrs Worthing ton, Mrs Slater. Gents: Mrs M. J. Brown, Mr Smith, Mr T. Bailey. Dominoes: Mr Rams-
tries for the fancy dress competition, local winners being Graham Marsden (Fiona) and David Brown (Michelin man). 1 Music was provided by “Disco Mantis.” The evening started
elected chairman, Mr Harry Edwards is the new secretary and Mr John Chambers treasurer. Quartermaster Mr War wick Lewthwaite will be assisted by Mr Wilf Par kinson. Committee members
and Guides Parents’ Com mittee at Read met for the first time in St John’s School since their annual meeting. Mr Peter Moss was re
Parents meet The St John’s Scouts
the committee - would be.1 very grateful to hear from . anyone..who has j a large vehicle for occasional loan.
the group in this'matter should contact John Chambers, who is in charge of the waste paper effort, at Padiham 73202.
Rimington
Ernie Poole, Mr Peter Hughes and Mr Colin Armstrong.
are Mrs Pamela Cham bers, Mrs Maureen Wil liams, Mrs Joan Greenhalgh, Mr Keith Law, Mr David Newton, . Mr Colin Haworth, Mr
whist drive held in Read and Simonstone Constitu tional Club, winners were — Ladies: Mrs M. Pick les, Mrs E. Kay. Gents: Mrs P. Larkin, Mrs E. Brownhill. Special prize: Mrs E.
Trumps At the Monday night
Bracewell. MC was Miss E. Ennis.
three tonnes of waste paper was collected by members of Read Scout and Guide Parents’ Com mittee on Saturday morn ing, but due to a drop in the price of paper, only £30 was made for group funds. Due to unforeseen cir
cumstances, a transport difficulty has arisen and
Lorry needed An impressive load of
gers from Rimington Youth Group and friends spent an enjoyable even ing at Bolton roller skat ing link.
Duckworth and Mrs F. Simpson organised the trip.
Roller skating A coach party of teena-•
Anyone who can' assist Sabden ,
craft stalls’is being held in St Nich o la s ’s ■ Hall, Sabden, on Saturday, bet ween 11 • a.m. >and 4-30 p.m. The . organisers are hoping for a good. atten dance as the - event is'for, the: church renovation.
Flea market . : A ' flea; m a rk e tw ith
Tricks and spots ■ At Sabden .Over '60s,
Club leaders Mrs D. ■
by Mrs Eileen Eden, of Woodlands, Rimington, in memory of her late hus band, Henry, was pre sented at the first annual dinner of Rimington Cric ket Club, on Saturday.
Players’ trophy A new trophy, donated
resented by 'members of her family, including her daughter, Mrs Margaret Stananought, of Wiswell, who presented the trophy to Mr Jim Hacking, player of the year. Over 100 guests at
Mrs Eden was rep
Mrs B. Birtwell, Mrs E. • Hargreaves. Gents — Mr H. Parker, Mr F. Mitch ell. Raffle — Mrs J. Swannick. On ‘ Monday, domino
Whist results — Ladies:
winners . were Mrs N. Palmer, Mrs M. Atkinson and Mrs P. Whittaker.. Whist — Ladies: Mrs
M. Procter, Mrs Cham- ley. Gents; Mr R. Charn- ley, Mr
J.Simih'(joint). Raffle : Mrs I. Metcalfe.
School prizegiving was' held in Sabden Baptist Church during Sunday morning' service, when more- than 20 children re ceived book prizes for regular attendance. ■ The well-attended ser
Prizegiving The annual Sunday
tended the event at the Black Bull, Rimington, Mr Joe Lawless, on behalf of the club, reported on the year’s activities and welcomed guests. There was dancing to
the OK Disco, Clitheroe, and a competition was won by Nigel Lawless.
— Chatburn—
she addressed Chatburn Methodist Women’s Fel lowship on Wednesday.
ided and Mrs Goodfellow was the pianist. The meeting was well at tended.
Miss A. Bowker pres • '
Other lands Ove rse a s Mission
Sunday was observed at Cha tb u rn Methodist Church, both services being conducted, by the Rev. Ward Jones. The theme at the morn- ':
ing family service was “A world of many faces.” Sunday School scholars' sang “The family of man,”- accompanied on the guitar by Mr Roy Porter. There was a display of
literature and pictures of other lands. A film strip depicting
life in Papua, New Guinea, where Christiani ty was only introduced 20 years ago, was shown in the evening, followed by. slides and a taped com mentary entitled “Transfi guring hope.”
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vice was taken by a stu dent at the Northern Bap tist- College, who distri buted the prizes. This Sunday’s service
midweek w h is t::an d . domino drive,, Christopher and Leslie Platt were the - winners at dominoes.
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■ The ^minister, the? Rev.;. A.v-D. -Briddocki'will con- ' duct-.Holy Communion . after the service.,
tist conference centre. .r'J ■:'V. •: ; : r : ; .-i ’
ing attendance at a whist and dpmino drive in aid of Sabden Baptist Church i restoration fund on-Satur day night.
Disappointing .There was a disappoint
MC • and domino winners were: Gents — Mr W. Brown, Mr J. Newby. Ladies — Mrs J. Newby, 1 Mrs E. Bond.
Mr Edgar Wilson was ✓ sley.
. Whist: Gents — Mr C. Moorhouse, Mr D. Hough ton. • Ladies — Mrs D: . Houghton,- Mrs G. Walm-
and peas supper. Newton
The ladies served a pie Bolton-by-Bowland
- Whist — Ladies: Mrs ? E. Leeming, Mrs B. Wolding, Mrs M. Gal lagher. Gents: S. Hogg, C. Haworth, . A. Moor house;....... Dominoes: Mrs J. Sing-:
Right cards .:. Winners at ■ the: monthly whist and domino drive promoted by Bolton-by- Bowland Village Hall Committee were as follows: -
leton, Mrs J. Lofthouse, Miss Parkinson, Mr Dol phin, Mr Tomlinson, Mark Dewhurst. Competition: R.
sley (whist) and Mr J. Singleton (dominoes).
by Miss Freda Tomlinson, of Settle, raised funds for Newton village hall on Wednesday. Prizewinners were Mrs G. Cowking, Mrs R. Howard and Mrs Fowler.
Fashions A fashion show given
Annual dance The annual badminton
dance was held in Newton village hall on Friday night. Music was provided by Gary Buchanan and his
will be led by a group of Baptist and United Re formed students from Manchester University, who are spending the weekend at Sabden’s Bap-.’
Waddington Turnip lights
The Brownies of the 1st Waddington pack invited the West Bradford pack to join them for a Hallow e’en party in St Helen’s Sunday School. They were dressed as
witches, ghosts and other suitable characters and played games by the light of turnip lanterns, which gave an eerie effect. Jan e Kea tin g and
All Steel Stars and Star light Disco. Raffle winners were: Miss' Ormston, Mr I.
Grant, Miss T. Wharton, Mrs M. Howard, Mrs B. Hoyle, Mrs G. Roscoe and Mi's D. Barber.
Wiswell
ters turned the seasonal “penny for the guy” re quest into an enterprising way of making money for cancer research. Siobhan and James
Enterprising Three Wiswell youngs
Howard and P. Smalley. MCs were Mr W. Cros-
-Barker, Lisa Mary Coar and Fiona Landless Haworth.-
dington parish • were: Matthew Robert Bryan, Graeme Heanan,' ■
Helen Slaidburn
tendance of members, pa rents and friends when Slaidburn YFC held its meeting in the village hall.
Cuts of meat There was a good at
Neville Harrison, Mr Norman Wilkinson, public relations officer for Black burn and District Master Butchers’ Association, gave a talk about meat.
• Introduced by chairman
joints and cuts and gave advice on the best way to cook them. A vote of thanks was proposed by Mr John Harrison.
He described various Bashall Eaves
Michelle- Bater won prizes for the best home-made costumes. All the Brow nies received sweets and balloons. The Brownies also took
weather in the grounds of Waddow Hall, completing between two and five laps of the grounds.
eld in perfect autumn . ,
Burke, of Vicarage House, and Susan Dawson, of Old Back Lane, took the guy they had made round the vil lage and collected £8.69, which will go to the Christie Cancer and Holt Radium Institute in Man chester.'
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■of Knaresborough, visited St Helen’s Church, Wad dington, for a parish eucnarist and confirmation service on Sunday. There was a very large
Bradford is vacant, the Rt Rev. Ralph Emmerson, formerly Suffragan Bishop
Confirmation As th e Bishopric of
Eaves WI celebrated their 37th birthday at “Browsholme Heights,” the home of Mr and Mrs H. Storey
37 years old Members of Bashall
cious buffet and watched a film and local slides of Jubilee year by Mr John Wilkinson.
ey . _ Eart in a sponsored walk
Wilkinson and Mr and Mrs Storey for their hos pitality.
Mrs P. Pye thanked Mr Chipping
celebrated their birthday this year with a meal at th e P a rk e r s Arms, Newton.
Birthday meal Chipping WI members
congregation, including parents, godparents and friends of candidates from Waddington and Grind- leton. The Bishop was assisted
by Canon C. F. Goodchild and the organist was Mr P. A. Cunliffe. Candidates from Wad
entertained by the Twis- ton Trio —: Jim Parker and Donald Oldham sing ing duets and solos, with piano accompaniment.
They were afterwards
by Mrs S. Lawson, Mrs ,M. Rich and Mrs G. Rich.
Raffle prizes were won
Horticultural society aims to struggle on
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MEMBERS of Rimington and District Hor ticultural Society have decided to continue meeting, despite rising costs which make their financial situation uncertain.--■
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tion they will seek public support.
Sedgwick said it was be coming more difficult to meet the increased cost of hiring the room and paying for heating and speakers’ fees; • Reluctant ly, the committee had been forced to raise the membership fee from 50p to £1.
Secretary Mr Ernie ",
committee is planning shows in spring and summer arid an outing in June to a nursery.
On the brighter side the
Rimington Memorial In stitute, at 7-30 p.m., there is to be an illus trated talk by a represen tative of J. Robinson and Sons, vegetable growers, Forton, and everyone is welcome.
On November . 18th, in
charge, but a collection will be taken towards the cost of refreshments.
There will be no "■
lison (chairman), Mr W. Peacock (treasurer), and Mr E. Sedgwick (sec retary). Committee members
Officers are Mrs W. El -
Tory wins council
seat CONSERVATIVE An thony Edward Jackson won the Ribchester by- election for a seat on the Ribble Valley Council to follow .-Mr;. Fred ; Talbot, who died earlier this year. Mr Jackson, of ’ Lower
are Mrs Audrey Peacock, Mrs Christine Knowles, Mrs Edna Jackson, Mrs Lucy New love, Mr Thomas Jackson,' Mr Edgar Gornall.
ACTION ON FLOODING
WADDINGTON Parish Council is extremely con cerned at the inability of Lancashire County Coun cil to prevent flooding in the village, particularly in the Katy Lane area, which has flooded at least four times this year. It is to write to the
But to help , beat infla
daughters .of school age and he and his wife run the village garage. Mr Jackson’s family has lived’ in Ribchester for several generations and he enjoys taking part in , country, sports. In the by-election,
Boyce Farm, Blackburn; Road, Ribchester,' is cur-, rently chairman of Rib chester Parish Council and a member of the Rib chester Playing Fields' Trust. He is (named with two
which attracted, a 54 per cent poll, he gained 525 votes against 161 received by his Labour opponent John Gerard Murry.
Pan on fire
County Council and seek the support of the local county councillor, ’ David Coulston, for urgent action to prevent a repeti tion of the flooding.
‘Place on Monday evening. . Slight damage was caused to the kitchen’s decora- tionk; '
CLITHEROE firemen were called to a chip pan fire at a house in Carlton
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