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Amusing Speaker at St Helen’s


MU, Waddington, was Mrs Susan Baron, deputy editor of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. Members found her ac­ count of the newspaper’s history most enthralling. She also showed slides


• and the choir an- introit. i Harvest / gifts;; from scho-, lars were received-, by teachers. The evening service


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tertainment provided by villagers, introduced by humorous compere -Mr Jim Herd. They were: E l iz ab e th Hey wood (c la r in e t) , Margaret Lupton and Bernice ( Barlow (comedy sketch), Kathleen Bradley (songs), Kenneth and Timothy Moore and Caroline Whitehead (songs accom­ panied by guitar) and Shaun McCree (magic act). The show ended with


community singing, led by Mrs Bradley and accom­ panied by Mr P. A. Cun-


of the various processes involved in producing a newspaper and read some amusing misprints culled from various papers. She was thanked by Mrs Irene Walmsley. Refreshments were


churchwarden, thanked the social committee and those responsible for the entertainment, directed by Cynthia Whitehead. Raffle winners were


Mr T. H. Silvervyood,


served by Mrs Doreen Edmondson.


parishioners in St Helen’s Church, Waddington, for Sunday’s harvest services showed great ingenuity, blending a riot of autumn colours into harmony. Gifts of fruit, flowers


Harmony D e co ra tio n s


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was conducted by the Rev. Graham A. Vickers, of-Whalley, who preached on the • parable of the sower. The choir, conducted by


j ; On Wednesday, mem- ' ‘ bers spent a pleasant time v /;. on■


ing in London. . ’


; visiting the' Crown Staf­ fordshire pottery. '


* their- annual- outing, ’ - -


Vegetables The harvest festival in


■ was decorated with fruit, vegetables and flowers. Collections for the day amounted to £130. On Monday, 120. gifts of


Miss G. Parkinson, sang an introit and the anthem “He watereth the hills.” Organist was Mr C. C. Johnson. There were large con­ gregations and the church


led by - Mrs Sidebottom/- Harvest paintings. and V prayers composed by the children adorned the walls.


the decorated church of St Mary’s, Gisbum, started on Sunday with-the celeb­ ration of Communion. Children brought their gifts to the family service and the day concluded with Evensong. . Services were con­ ducted by Canon S. A. Selby ■


was organist. On Monday,, fruit and


and Miss M. Lord


harvest produce, bearing the good ! wishes of the church, were distributed among the sick and elder-. ly of the village.


Philip England, Mrs M. McCree, Mr J. Berry and Mr E. Morris.


session at Chatburn’s Rib- blesdale Club were Mrs Atkinson and Mrs Jack- son. Tea hostesses were Mrs. A. Grosvenor and Mrs A. Green. There will be no meet­


Bingo Winners at the bingo


ing today, but members are asked to meet at the village hall at 4-30 p.m. tomorrow for a trip to Blackpool.


Clothing


and vegetables .were brought by children to the services, conducted by Canon C. F. Goodchild, which were extremely well-attended. Organist was Mr P. A. Cunliffe. On Monday, helpers


and overs” in Chatburn Village Hall on Friday' raised £50 for playschool funds. There was a cake stall and refreshments.


A clothing sale “Undies


met at the church to dis­ tribute the gifts to the ill and infirm of the parish.


Jumble sale Jumble will be collected


today and tomorrow in the village by Waddington Drama Group members, who are holding a sale in St Helen’s Sunday School on Saturday, at 2-30 p.m. There will be a pound stall and a good-as-new section. On .Monday, members


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those Slaidburn


Wlwere welcomed to Slaid-. burn WI by president Mrs Mary Parker. Speaker Mr R. S.


Wildfowl slides Visitors from Mitton


Read, who is in charge of education at Martin Mere Wildfowl Trust, described his work, showed slides and . answered questions. He was thanked by Mrs Doris Leeming. The competition for a


: Afterwards a supper of . savoury . meat,- pie. .and


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was served to round off a happy evening.


bum YFC’s annual meet­ ing in West Marion .vil­ lage, hall were: Chairman; Ian Coates; vice-chair­ man, Judith Emmett; gen­ eral correspondence and social secretary, Wendy S co tt; minutes sec, Robert Bargh; Press sec, Sarah Gorst; programme secs; Brian Moorhouse and John Robinson; trea­ surer, James Taylor. Assistant treasurer,


Elected Officers elected at Gis­


feather,; judged by Mr Read, was won by Mi-s Edith Lawson and Mrs Kay Finch.


Story of Bambi At Slaidburn YFC


meeting, Mr and Mrs A. Hodgson, of Bolton-by- Bowland, showed slides and told the story , of Bambi, the deer they have reared from a tiny fawn. Mr and Mrs Hodgson


Gisburn Pupils sing


The vicar of St Mary’s Church, Gisburn, Canon S. A. Selby, welcomed everyone to a harvest supper, on Monday even­ ing, especially the pupils o f Gisburn Primary School. They sang several


vegetables were taken to the sick and elderly in the parish, to hospitals and a children’s home.


Big turn-out


. There was a turn-out of 70 parents, for Gisburn Primary School harvest festival service in the school hall, when the four classes each gave an item on a harvest theme. Canon S.. A. Selby of­


tendance at morning Eucharist, when the Ven. D. A. Rogers, A r ­ chdeacon of Craven, preached and the celeb­ rant was the Vicar, the Rev. E. M. Sidebottom. Brownies led by Mrs M.


There was a large at­ , • ' Sabden


Mid-week drive • When Sabden pension­


ers met, for their mid­ week whist and domino drive, Mrs Newby and Mrs Wade, were domino winners. Whist: Ladies — Mrs


. epistle and led the inter­ cessions and the organist was Miss E. Carr. Chil­ dren brought gifts of fruit: and vegetables to the altar. Harvest produce was


Hogg attended the ser­ vice. Mr Harold Rose, Parish reader, read the


distributed on Monday to the sick, and elderly and the residue was taken to St Denys, Chtheroe.


Dunsop Bridge


Officers . The annual meeting c


ficiated and Mrs J. Har-. greaves was pianist. Gifts brought by pupils were taken to the church for distribution to some of the parishioners.


Bolton-by-Bowland


America About 40 members of


Bolton-by-Bowland YFC met in the Village Hall on Monday, when Geoff Walker, of the Bowland Forest club, showed slides and described his trip to America with, a Lanca­ shire Young Farmers group. A vote of thanks was


proposed by Malcolm Leeming.


' Langho


will be.holding their AGM account of her visit to Au­ stralia, slides.


songs and after thanking them and their teachers, the vicar gave each child a bag of sweets. Mrs M. Ellison gave an


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With prams The Pram Club at St


mal, with a cup of tea and a chat for mothers and orange juice and biscuits for the children. • The vicar,.the .'Rev'.'’


L e o n a rd ’s Church, Langho,- held its second meeting in church and de­ spite the I weather! there was a fair turn-out. The meeting, was infor­


Paul Warren, and mem­ bers of the MU welcomed the mothers. The next meeting will be in church’ on October 20th, at 2-30 p.m.


Langho met in Billington on Tuesday. Hostesses' were Mrs E.. Crowther and Mrs E. Manley. Mrs M. Holt oprined the


Reminder St L eo n a rd ’s MU,


John Thistlethwaite; re­ gister, William Robinson; club leaders, Fred Wall, Mrs F. Hanson, Robert Bargh; County represen­ tative, James Taylor; dis­ tinct reps, Mrs Hanson, Wendy Scott, Fred Wall, Ian Coates. Congratulations were


meeting with prayers and reminded members that the meeting on October 21st will be at the earlier time of 7-15 p.m. It will be an overseas meeting with a bring-and-buy stall and the opening of missio­ nary boxes.


Outing


ran a competition which was won by Alison Water- worth and David Higham. The guests were intro­ duced by Neville Harrison and thanked by David Higham.


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;bum Methodist Church on 'Sunday, .^morning,1 ;con-i ducted / by 'the Rev. ’Ward; Jones.


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* / ‘Growing, bigger,;; better,''bolder,”.’; was- the!, .theme •. of a (harvest festi­ val family service at Chat- ;


Experiences At the- new session of


annual meeting, guests .. were Mr F.-Pope, sector.,- •administrator^/at'i.Calder- ;-


Gift of egg At- Stan d fa s t WI’s


; /After reports by., the. ; i president /and, »treasurer, ;.l


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iMrs j,Thomas,, of Kendal,/ , gave a- ta lk ‘..on',,the .


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stones; Mr t-TSMaclean, ■ chief nursing ’officer;:- and . Mrs Bu’r to n ,/n u rs in g • officer.


given to Sarah Gorst, Mark Hanson and John Stapleton, who came third in the junior public speak­ ing competition at the Na­ tional YFC finals at Stoneleigh.


Linda Hanson were joint minster Bridge and hacla fifth and Mark Hanson sight-seeing trip down the


Helen .r aisnaw ana; - Fal h arid ■


seventh in the junior1 superstars competition. Gisburn’s team of Hazel and Ian Coates and John


and Roger Thistlethwaite won the match against Ryedale in the County quiz.


■ judged by Mrs Lucas, was won by Mrs J. Dibb, Mrs Graveston and- Mrs J.


was given to Gisburn WI in the Festival Hall by Mrs Lucas, of Mellor. She was introduced by Mrs S. Graveston and thanked by Mrs T. Bell. The competition for , a home-made birthday card, .


Corn dollies A talk on corn . dollies


'White. • Mrs W. , Cobb, of Bolton-by-Bowland, gave an account of her visit to, the annual. council meetr.


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• went on a.special outing to London on Saturday. A f te r a r r iv in g . at


Guides from .Langho, with Guider Mrs B. Cooper,


Five 1st St Leonard’s


linson; Press sec, Mr Paul Collinson; social sec,. Mr


dent, Mr J. Clegg; vice- president, Mr J. Metcaif; chairman, Mr Stephen Pike; vice-chairman, Mr Peter Marsden; secretary, Miss Margaret Marsden; assistant sec., Miss Hilary Thomas; treasurer, Mr Jeff Walker. . Club leaders, Mr E. Parkinson and Mr L. Ool-


Bowland Forest YFC ;in Dunsop village hall, was well attended. Officers


elected: Presi­


Allan Knowles, village representatives, Mrs A. Marsden and Mrs S. Walker.


Parker Brothers Band. Competition winners were Mrs H. Metcalf, Mr E. R. Capstick, Mrs.J. Mackey, Mr J. Greenhalgh and Mrs B. Salwiczek. The next dance night .will be on November 8th.


popular at Dunsop Bridge village hall on Saturday, organised by committee members. Dancing was to the


Dance night “Come dancing” proved


Concert Saturday should be a


;:flst Dunsop Bridge. Guides ' i‘- and the 1st Slaidburn , Brownies are giving a concert for parents and friends. There will be a Jacob’s


join supper, .followed by games, dancing and com­ petitions. Proceeds are for Guide and Brownie funds and everyone is welcomed to attend.


‘ Hurst Green


Welcome Every seat in St John’s


decorated by members of the MU and Young /Families’ group. Harvest gifts were pre­


Church, Hurst Green, was occupied for the har­ vest festival service on Sunday morning. The church had been


Euston Station, different parties departed for vari­ ous destin a tio n s . St Leonard’s and Whalley took the tube to West-


river. Back at Westminster


Bridge they had a guided tour of; the House of Lords, the House of Com­ mons and Westminster Hall.


minster Abbey and saw Lord Baden-Powell’s memorial stone with the Scouts’ and Guides’ flag above it.


Grindleton


'decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables on the previous day by ladies


among the offerings at a harvest • thanksgiving at St Ambrose Church, Grindleton, on Sunday. • - The church had; been


Pumpkin given A 351b. pumpkin was


Whalley


Thomas, also ■ gave every, member an egg. , •


r "■ Officials-r elected}; were: Mrs K.l Bond/(president),' (Mrs ErEllison (vice-presi-,


Mrs K. Hope. Winners of the holiday’.snap-, competi-. t io n ; 5were. /Missv J / Roberts;.i/Mis8';.S.vShannoni and Miss L,Newn1an.- , ■


, She was tnanked by; '


!: Old acquaintances were renewed at Whal ley •v.Methodist>'•; Church


Return visit ' ■


/Women’, s -• F ellow-ship /meeting;. when » a R former, ■minister," th e -Re v / J :


dent),‘Mrs’B.,Pilling (see-' . ’Wright, was the speaker. retary),N Mrs1'L. "Taylor 1 He chose for his'subject (treasurer), Mrs E.’Ham-/; “The.quiet time”. Mrs P. con fPrpss officer)/'-'


"Hope",.'MrS'M.'Gourden, and Mrs C., Gregory Mrs M. Vose, Miss.} C. hostess.


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^Vickers presided and [thanked; h im Mrs: M./ (Whitehead "was ;■ pianist


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Doherty, Miss H. Boylan land Miss R. Sheldon.,;,


sented by the children to Mr J. Armstrong, of Wad­ dington, who conducted, the service. Pupils of St John’s School sang a new harvest hymn. : Mr G. Garnett, of Ac­


crington, a former villager and churchwarden at St John’s, conducted -Even­ song and was welcomed by friends in the congre­ gation. Mr K. Seed was organ­


They then visited West- ■


popular night at Dunsop, bridge village hall,.for the’/


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Hargreaves, Mrs Ingham. Gents — Mrs A. Denny, Miss'B. Nixon. Raffle: Mr C. Haworth.


lection in Sabden for the NSPCC raised £70, in ad­ dition to an earlier dona­ tion of £11. The Sabden branch committee thank all who collected and donated.


Collection The house-to-house col­


At the altar


Harvest thanksgiving services at St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden, were well attended. Morning Eucharist was celebrated by Canon F. Street, who received harvest gifts of­ fered by the children. At Evensong, altar re­


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Hudson, of Clitheroe Parish Church. Harvest gifts were later distri­ buted to the sick and elderly.


quisites were received by ie celebrant, Canon J.


Social At Monday night


social in St Mary’s Club for Sabden Over 60s domino winners were N. Palmer, Miss E. Prescott and Mrs M. Wade. Whist: Ladies — Miss


L. Dewhurst, Miss E Hayes. Gents — Mr E Wilson, Mrs I. Flannagan Raffle: Mr J. Simm.


Chipping


Spectacular Members of Chipping


; Pendleton, Caldervale and Garstang. The stall in aid of the mentally handicap­ ped sold plenty of items and the holiday quiz was won by Mrs A. Shnger, of Pendleton. Raffle winner was MrsWall bank; also of Pendleton. A vote of thanks was


WI were taken on a tour of the Ribble to the Lakes through slides shown by Mr Ken Seed, of Longton. on three screens, giving spectacular effect.; Visitors came from


proposed by Mrs Hope and Mrs Buttenvorth re­ ceived the birthday plant;


Whitewell


and flooding 'on Monday night, a whist drive at the Wnitewel! Hotel organ ised by Bowland Fanners raised £37 for St Michael’1


Fabric fund In spite of heavy rain


Church fabric fund. . Whist winners: Ladies — Mrs A. Holden, Mrs Leeming, J. Robinson Gents — J. Moon, R Southworth. P. Metcalf. Dominoes: J. Dewhurst


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