Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 19th, 1980 5 BRIDAL


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Waddington NEWS FROM VILLAGES


Billington and Langho WI, plus five visitors, one from the USA, swelled the ranks of Waddington WI members, making the largest turn-out for some time. The second part of a


In a handbag! Twenty guests from


S. Baines, Mi’s Bateman, Mrs Blackburn, Mrs Bird, Miss A. Boothman, Mrs Bradley, Mrs C. Bates and Mrs A. Chester.


talk, “Pantaloons to pan- ties”, was given by Mrs E. Whitaker, who was th a n k ed by Mrs M. Boucher. Much amusement was


caused by a memory game involving the items found in the handbag of vice- president Mrs Jean Old- royd. Winner was Mrs R. Bradley, with visiting president Mrs M. Jackson second. Congratulations were


Helen’s Playgroup, Wad­ dington, is Mrs Janet Sil- verwood, who takes over from' Mrs Ann Spencer. Mrs Spencer resigned at the annual meeting, when she was presented with a plant by Mrs Marjorie Edlington, in appreciation of her work over three years. A report on the year’s


Plant New treasurer of St


Read


Collage Read Brownies were


busily engaged at their meeting preparing a col­ lage for this week's Brow­ nies’ revels, to be held at


Langho. Brownies from different


packs in the district will play games, enter compet­ itions and generally have fun. The collage depicting Brownie life will be judged as part of a com­ petition. Julie Sutton was pre­


expressed to Mrs Doreen Underwood for winning third prize in a county WI golf tournament. S te­ wards were requested for the WI show and group entries discussed. The Denman bursary


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work was given by Mrs Carol Spencer, one of the two supervisors. Chair­ man Mrs C. F. Goodchild thanked the supervisors, committee members and mothers who help in rota to ensure the success of the group. Deputy head of Wad­


Turner, and' the service was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. H. A. Reid.


Gisburn


and Sarah Wood p re ­ sented the bread and wine to the vicar and the col­ lection was made by Michelle Wharf. Organist was Mr Jim Blundell.


Guides Abigail McKno Grindleton


sented with her swim­ mer’s badge and Melanie Ambrose received her ar­ tist’s badge.


Trump cards Winners at the Monday


for 1981 was awarded to Mrs L. Cowgill and five names were drawn for the trip to Denman later in the year. A party of 20 is going


dington and' West Brad­ ford Primary School, Mrs Edna Brown, spoke of the valuable training given by the playgroup to youngs­ ters of pre-scnool age.


to Sawley WI’s meeting tonight and on July 2nd is the institute's trip to the Lakes, consisting of a visit to Cumbria Crystal at Ulverston and a sail on Lake Coniston. Members were urged to


Bradford Young Mothers were given a talk on the history and production of the Advertiser and Times by Mr Graham Robbins, the paper’s advertising manager. Thanks were expressed


Paper’s history Waddington and West


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'served and Mrs Jackson thanked president Miss Dorothy Dewrance and members for their hospi­ tality. Favourite pictures are


bring to the August meet­ ing craft items which could be sold at the diamond jubilee celebra­ tions in Lancaster. Plated suppers were


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r e q u e s te d fo r n ex t month’s talk, when Mr R. Sambrook will speak on “Fake or fortune’’; Items for the trading stall are requested. Hostesses will be Mrs


evening whist drive at Read Constitutional Club were — Ladies: Mrs E. Kay and Mrs A. Cunliffe. Gents: Mrs P. Larkin and Mr R. Goodway. The special prize was


won by Miss E. Ennis who was MC.


has eight new members, Andrea Metcalf, Michelle Wharf, Carole Arm­ strong, Sarah Wood, Re­ becca Vaughan, Philippa Moss, Claire Beresford and Pamela Hanson were enrolled at the meeting.


Enrolled Read Guide company


by Mrs Marjorie England. This year’s outing will


be to Chester, with pa­ rents taking their children during the school holi­ days. At the next meeting, on


ary monthly meeting, members of Read Ladies’ Friendly Circle went out to supper. Their evening outing in­


Supper trip In place of the custom­


July 9th, Mrs Sheila Sheppard will give a talk about her recent visit to Botswana as a British MU representative at a con­ ference of African women. It was suggested that


the children could have a picnic in the vicarage garden, with one or two volunteers looking after them, so that members could attend the meeting.


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cluded a country tour of the Hodder Valley, taking in Hurst Green, Chipping and Whitewell, finishing with supper at the Par­ ker’s Arms, Newton. Miss M. Dewhurst was thanked for arranging the


Green and Shuttleworth WIs were- welcomed to Grindleton WI by presi­ dent Mrs E. Greenwood. The Rev. H. A. Reid,


Scavenger hunt Visitors from Hurst


vicar of Read, gave a light-hearted talk about amusing experiences he had had as a vicar and was thanked by Mrs G. S. Moir. Mrs C. Read was


Through to finals Members of Gisburn


.H. Bancroft. In the girls’ competition


YFC met at Skelda Farm, West Marton. 'by permis­ sion of Mr and Mrs B. Bancroft. Judges were Mr and Mrs A. Bancroft and Mr


. Linda Hanson, Helen Fal- shaw, Sarah Gorst. Inter­ mediate, Judith Emmott. Boys’ sheep shearing:


to decorate a waste-bin, winners were: Senior —


Senior — Robert Bargh, James Taylor. Intermedi­ ate — Ian Coates, David


Capstick. Fleece wrapping: Junior — Mark Hanson, Paul


Cowgill, John Robinson. Some members of the


chosen for the Denman College visit. Mrs K. Taylor is organising a sc av en g e r hunt next Thursday, starting from the Duke of York bet­ ween 7-45 and 8-15 p.m. and returning for a 9-30 supper. Members heard that au­ ditions for the LFWI


Eanel of speakers are


eing held in Pendleton Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. on Monday. A length of cotton is


again being sent to the Solomon Islands. Letters of thanks were read from Mrs M. Daniels and Mrs D. Howarth for flowers received during recent illness. Mrs Eccles and Mrs


club went to Bedale in Yorkshire for the North­ ern area competition


finals. Sarah Gorst and Mark


Hanson were in a team of three which won the junior public speaking contest. Ian Coates was in the


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school on Thursday night. There was also a tombola and a raffle. The evening was organised by school staff.


for their Monday night whist.and domino drive in St Mary’s Club. Domino winners were: Mrs Mary Atkinson, Mrs Molly Swift, Mr N. Brown. Whist — Ladies: Mrs


Over 60s Sabden Over 60s met


ween Cockerham and G la s so n Dock, was Dunsop Bridge Wl’s des­ tination for the annual mystery trip. The r‘guess where we’re


Mystery outing Thurnham Hall, bet­


going” competition was won Dy a guest,Mrs Holt. The route was via Lon- grjdge, Inglewhite, Gar- stang and Pilling. The owners, Mr and


R. Kirby, Mrs A. Clark­ son and Mrs C. Sefton


(joint). Gents: Mr R. Kirby, Mr E. Wilson, Miss B. Nixon. Raffle: Mrs C. Sefton, Mrs G. Bowker.


and their leaders from St Peter’s Parish Church, B urnley, s p e n t th e weekend “camping out” in St Nicholas’s School Hall, Sabden. They arranged a series of activities and joined


Camping out A party of 20 Brownies


team which won the inter­ mediate section and all three go forward to the next round, to be held in Norfolk in September. Linda Hanson and


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Helen Falshaw won the craft demonstration and commentary and they will now compete in the finals at Stoneleigh, Warwick­ shire, in July.


Haworth, the visiting presidents, judged the competition for a flower arrangement in an egg- cup and awarded points to Miss M. Brennand. Mrs A. Hutchinson and M. Green. A buffet supper


Mrs


event. The Circle has now begun its summer break ana there will be no meet­ ings in July and August.


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was paraded by Judith Skinner, escorted by Susan Wilkinson and Julie Shorrock; the Scout flag was carried by Valcas Khawaya, escorted by Keith Butterworth and Russell Snape. Melanie Sudworth car-'


isations of St John’s Church, Read, paraded with their colours at a family communion service on Sunday morning. The Venture Unit flag


ried the Guide flag and het escorts were Clare Banks and Caroline


Massey. Both Cub Scout packs


Show the flag The uniformed organ­


served and social was spent playing bingo. Mrs Eccles Mrs Haworth thanked Grindleton members on behalf of the visitors.


was time card and


West Bradford


itors bought gifts from th e . bring-and-buy stall and: enjoyed coffee and home-made biscuits. Competition .winners


for West Bradford MU funds at a coffee morning at the home of Mr and Mrs A. Titterington. A steady stream of vis­


Coffee time About £58 was raised


Chipping


ginson,' former priest in charge of Whitewell, Hurst Green and Mitton Parish churches, was preacher at Chipping Parish Church, on Sunday evening. The church is still with­


Steps in The Rev. Arthur Hig-


out a Vicar since the Rev. Thomas Green moved to


Pilling, and Mr Higginson will be taking the service again a week on Sunday.


Happy Days Club and ' friends from Ribchester and Garstang returned on Saturday from a week’s holiday on the Isle of Wight. f The party enjoyed per­


Holiday Members of Chipping


hect weather and a good


were Mrs W. Crook, Mrs M. Fox and Mrs N. M. Goodchild. Thanks were expressed to Mrs Tit- tenngton for her hospi­


tality.


Record sum Collections at Sunday’s


were represented, the Ribble flag being carried by Robert Robinson, es­ corted by Stephen Kelly and Ian Banks. The Calder flag was carried by Paul Beverley, escorted by Martin Haworth and Mark Leach. Scout John Gardner pa­


two anniversary services at West Bradford Method­ ist Church amounted to a record £152. The services, in the af­


Coaches. Sabden


raded the Union flag and his escorts were Christ­ opher Leach and Matthew Duggan. The Cross was c a r r ie d by Mich ae l


Birtwistle, in the chair at Wiswell WI, announced that a small gift had been sent to Barrow School caretaker and part-time member Mrs H. Embley, in acknowledgement of


Caretaker’s gift Vice-president Mrs P.


ternoon and evening, were well a t te n d e d . Preacher was the Rev. Peter Lancaster, of Shef­ field. A number of musical


.holding its annual garden party on the school field on Saturday afternoon, at 2-30, when there will be various attractions and sports.


items were given by 38 members of the Chnstel- les G ir ls ’ Choir, of Morecambe.


-Wiswell-


is hoped to run a coach to th e LFWI Diamond Jubilee celebrations and Family Day at Lancaster University on September


M i s s M .


She was thanked by L y t l e . T h e


6th. Once again the speaker


her services before ill health caused her to retire. The cake s ta l l a t


speaker in July will talk on “Victoriana" and mem­ bers are invited to bring small items to discuss.


Barrow F e te ra ised £16.50, £5 being donated to the fete fund. Ten members will visit


the northern final of “Scene 80” at Preston. It


was Mrs E. Whitaker, of Els wick, on “Pantaloons to panties.” This time she described women’s dress of the thirties — when clothes were elegant and beautifully made, the zip f a s te n e r was hardly known and shorts and “fun clothes” were just putting in a rather daring appearance.


spoke about the forthcom­ ing Clitheroe Show and urged members to attend.


Mrs P. Isherwood


shawl was won by Mrs D. Downham, with Mrs C. Rothwell second. A raffle was won by Mrs C. Lees. Hostesses were Mrs Hart­ ley, Miss Lytle, Mrs G. Nuttall and Mrs Rothwell.


A competition for an old


Sports St Mary’s RC Church is


ssed to Mr Patrick Plit- c ro f t , of W y re sd ale


otel. Thanks were expre­


A CIVIC Mass for Ribble Valley Mayor Miss Agnes Melling is to be h eld a t St Mary’s RC Church, Langho, on Sunday. The service, which starts at 11-15 a.m., is the idea of Billington Parish Council. Rep­ resentatives of all or­ ganisations in the parish have been in­ vited and anyone else is welcome to attend.


parishioners for Sunday Eucharist. It was one of a series of


Mrs S. H. Crabtree, have renovated the hall from a veritable ruin and the party enjoyed the tour. Before returning home


through the Trough of Bowland, the party had su p p e r at the Stork Hotel, Conder Green.


Langho


Wild flowers Mr Ronald Darby, of


Langho, gave members of Billington and Langho WI a talk with slides on the wild flowers of Britain and abroad. A vote of thanks was


given by Mrs Mabel Holt. A raffle was won by


Mrs Marie Thomas and Mrs Nellie Walmsley and birthday flowers were presented to Mrs Betty Clarkson.


Tour hall Twenty-eight


spent an afternoon tour­ ing Towneley Hall, Burn­ ley. Members enjoyed the outing, the only disap­ pointment being that the hall cafe was closed. They are now looking


of Langho Autumn


members Club


forward to outings to M ore cam be a n d Cleveleys.


visits by various groups being encouraged by the vicar, Fr Trevor Vau­ ghan, who is the deanery youth chaplain. S In August, a party from


weden will be spending a week in the village.


Fr Trevor Vaughan, was back in St Nicholas’s Church, on Sunday, to conduct his first service for about six weeks, fol­ lowing illness.


Back again The Vicar of Sabden,


B i l l i n g t o n


Community C e n t r e s Steering Committee has totted up the amount raised by its stall at the Clitheroe Country Fair and is delighted with the outcome. The committee ran a


Delighted Billington and Langho


1st Langho (St Leonard’s) • C om pany — Kathie Wrathall, Helen and Re­ becca Taberner, Susan Graham and Susan Wil­ liamson — took their cook’s badge at Brockhall Hospital. Mr D. Heseltine, head


Pass tests Five Guides from the


baker at the hospital, who conducted' the tests, said they passed with flying colours. Their Guider, Mrs B.


Cooper, presented. the badges.


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pay for Scouts’ and Cubs’ camping equipment, was raised at a mock auction held by St Leonard’s Scouts and Cubs Parents Association in the school hall, Langho, on Friday. Cubmaster B. Williams was the auctioneer.


M o c k a u c t io n Over £300, which will


evening and good-as-new sale raised about £115 for St Mary’s RC School, Sabden. The money will


For books A well-attended coffee


“Buccaneers’ stall” which brought in £137 from the sale of home-made cakes and tea-towels. Letters have been sent thanking all those residents in Langho and Billington who donated produce for the stall.


the Cancer Research Campaign raised the sum of £242.56 by spring house-to-house collection.


Whalley


Tricks and spots Winners of the Abbey


senior citizens’ whist and domino drive in Whalley


were: Whist: Ladies — Mrs


F. Jolly, Mrs C. Wood­ cock. Gents — Mrs E. L a n c a s te r , Mrs M.


Whitaker. Dominoes: Miss N. Wol-


stenholme, Mrs Pye, Mrs Hindle, Miss Sutton.


Cancer research The Billington group of


Newton


Anniversary Anniversary services


were held at Newton United Reformed Church on Sunday. V is i t in g


Sreadier was the Rev. J. Slaidburn


has begun its busy season of summer functions at various venues in the dis­


Busy season Slaidburn Silver Band


trict.On Saturday, members presented a concert at


Bentham. Soloists were Chris Skellorn on'cornet and John Woof f o n euphonium. President Mr John


■ Mr John Cowking has also been chosen to lead the massed bands at the end of the day. This final programme will include the band’s own march, “Slaidburn.”


will compete in a contest at Settle and conductor


Young Farmers’ Club spent an entertaining evening when they were shown round Barker’s Nursery and shop in Clitheroe, by Mr George Barker. Thanks were ex­ pressed by Neville Har­ rison.


Nursery Members of Slaidburn


Bolton-by-Bowland


Gardeners Members of Bolland


Gardening Club were re­ minded to be at Holden Clough Nurseries at 7-30 p.m. a week on Wednes­ day, when Mr and Mrs Foley will show them round the gardens. I After viewing a private


Whalley flats plan given the green light


THE site of an agricultural engineering works in Accrington Road, Whalley, has been ear­


Council’s Development S u b -C om m i t te e has granted outline planning permission, provided that certain conditions are ob­ served. A possible layout of


marked for a proposed housing development. The Ribble Valley


Stirk House courts win approval


about 12 self-contained flats was submitted with the application, made by Mr R. R o n n an . He wanted to know if he could go ahead with the scheme if his business was relocated. But, before any de­


GISBURN'S Stirk House Hotel could soon have two new squash courts to count among its attrac­ tions.


garden, members met for supper and a business meeting at the Hodder Bridge Hotel. Chairman Mrs M. A. Bosonnet thanked Mrs C. F. Pickles and Mrs B. Stevenson for arranging the evening.


on oil, by Townson and B a i le y , e n te r ta in e d Bolton-by-Bowland Young Farmers at their last m e etin g b e fo re th e summer recess. A meat and potato pie


On oil A talk and three films


velopment is started, the c om m i t te e w an ts ‘ a thorough report of siting, numbering, design and appearance of all buildings to he lodged with the local planning department. A more suitable scheme of development could then be agreed at a later stage. It also wants to restrict


Council’s Development Sub-Committee has given the go-ahead for the courts to be erected, after earlier plans has been turned down.


The Ribble Valley


the number of access points between the site and Accrington Road to ensure the sa fe and smooth movement of vehi­ cles. This would mean using


tee had opposed a scheme to complete the building with a prefabricated out­ side finish which would not have fitted in visually with surrounding struc­ tures.


Originally, the commit­


the ex is tin g Sydney Avenue junction with Ac­ crington Road and impro­ ving it. A further condi­ tion would be connecting all foul drainage to the public sewer.


supper was followed by a raffle, for which Townson and Bailey had given prizes.


Hurst Green


Tory drive A total of £21 was


raised for Hurst Green Conservative Association funds at a whist and domino drive. Winners were: Ladies


C A L D E R S T 0 N E S Dramatic Society is look­


autumn comedy, “Pillar to Post,” takes place this week and the first rehear­ sal for the pantomime


ing ahead. The first reading of its


for the building containing the two courts to have a hard stone outside ap­ pearance, more in keeping with the area. The com­ mittee also wants trees to be planted to further safe­ guard the visual qualities of the site.


But the revised plan is Looking ahead


“Dick Whittington” is on August 13th.


next Wednesday a new committee will be elected and the 1981 musical chosen. New members are invited to attend.


At the annual meeting


— Mrs M. Stanley, Mrs A. Haworth, Mrs Mercer. Gents — Mrs A. Roberts, Mr H. Jackson, Mrs C. Hillas. Dominoes: Mr Dewhurst, Mr S. Hayhurst, Mrs Kenyon, Mrs Wentworth Competition: Mrs M.


Manning. Tosside


a jumble sale for Tosside Church funds, held in the school on Saturday.


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King-Wilkinson, of Slaid­ burn, had the chance to see the band perform at the recent May Queen fes­ tival in the village. In September, the band


Fleet - of - foot youngsters at Tosside


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pleted without inter- ‘er ence from the weather at Tosside children’s sports, held in a field loaned by Mr Tom Edgar, of Skir- den Hall. Mr S. Hogg was the


FULL programme events was com­


parade judged by Mr and Mrs Parry, of Lower Stoney Bank.


RESULTS


Peter Wilson (Collates), Luke Dugdale (Homepnde), Daniel Blackburn (Oxo), Carol Wilson (Onion). Character — Susan Wilson


Fancy dress Original —


starter and judges were Mr J. Wilson, Mr M. Leverton and Mr C. Moon. Results were recorded


Dugdale and Jacqueline Hay- garth. 7-8 — Tracy Walkden, Joelyn Rogan, Daniel Broom. 9 — Georgina Moon. David Leverton, Daniel Blackburn. 10 — Richard Mann, David Win­ nard, Paul Wilson. 11 _ Ian Leverton, Peter


(Pinocchio), Aaron Dugdale (Dick Turpin), Joelyn Hogan (clown). Comic — Jacqueline Hay-


Taylor, Stephanie Mann. 12 — Gerard Winnard, Jason Brown, Peter Wilson. 13 — Andrew Proom, Linda Close, Christ­ opher Close. Under 5 — Nancy Moon, Luke Dugdale, Rebecca


by Mrs Wharton and prizes distributed by Mr


P. Tilbury. After the sports, teas


| was held, with Mr Joseph Wharton being ,MC until supper. Afterwards the entertainment was in the h and s of Mr David Speight and friends from Leeds. . The sports were pre­ ceded b y . a fancy dress


were served in the insti­ tute and a social evening


garth (early bird), Rebecca Thorne (Wonder Woman), Paul Wilson (frog), Amanda New- house (one man and his dog). F la t races: 5-6 years —


Leverton, Stephanie Moon and Sarah Blackburn, Peter Wilson and Jonathan Burrows. 12 — Jason Brown and Gerard Win­ nard, Christopher Close and Andrew Proom, Christine and Susan Burrows. 13 — Susan Winnard and Lorraine New­ house, Elizabeth Schofield and Ann Sagnr, Wendy Widdop and


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Stephanie Moon, Matthew Blackburn. 12 — Jason Brown, Gerard Winnard. Sarah Black- bum. 13 — Christopher Close, Andrew Proom, Lorraine New- house. Under 5 — Nancy Moon, Luke Dugdale, Rebecca Thome. . Monkey run: 5 years — - (equal) Susan Wilson, Aaron


David -Leverton, Georgina Moon, Daniel Blackburn. 10 — Richard Mann, David Winnard, Paul Wilson. 11 — I a n L e v e r to n ,


David Leverton and Dame . Blackburn, Georgina Moon and Amanda Newhouse, Tracy Walkden and Daniel Brown. 8- 10 — Richard Mann and David Winnard. Peter Taylor and Stephanie Moon, Paul Wilson and Jonathan Burrows. 11-13 _ Christopher Close and Andrew Proom, Gerard Win­


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