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News from the Sabden


Party time Sabden’s Holme Com­


mittee held, a slap-up party on Sunday after­ noon as a special opening celebration for 50 pension­ ers on the Littlemoor sheltered housing estate. New residents of the


recently-opened flats joined existing residents ;from the Littlemoor bun--- galows at the. party. It began with a buffet tea,, followed by prize bingo with grocery hampers for the main prizes, and then a sing-song round the piano.


The committee, which


consists of 13 residents who live near the Holme playing field, also donated a clock which has been placed in the community centre. The eldest resident of


the estate Miss Nancy Ward (93) unveiled' the clock, and she was pre­ sented with a flowering plant by the committee chairman Mr Alf Parsons. The pianist was Mr Harry Robinson.


Keeping fit Gt Harwood Male Voice


Choir entertained villa­ gers with a concert in St Nicholas’s Church Hall, Sabden, which raised £35 for the choir vestry fund. It was the third year in succession the choir had given a concert in the village. Saoden Baptist Church members are hoping to


•boost their funds tonight when they hold a coffee evening, bring-and-buy and cake stall in’ the school at 7-30. During the evening there will be a display by Sabden Ladies Keep-Fit cl,


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Thursday night’s whist and domino drive for Sabden Over 60s were Mrs L. Hunt, W. Brown and E. Brown. Whist — Ladies: Mr H. Swannick, Mrs A. Clark­ son. Gents: Mr H. Parker, Mrs I. Flannagan. Raffle: Mrs A. Wilson.


Waddington


Friends meet At a committee meeting


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of the Friends of St ' Helen’s, discussion took place on arrangements for the jumble sale on May 24th, and the gathering at Waddow Hall, to be held later in the year, by invi­ tation of Miss M. Walker. The refurbishing of the


church choir vestry was considered, and the sec­ retary was instructed to consult a contractor to submit plans and quota-


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tions for the re-siting of cupboards, to be carried


out on behalf of the PCC. Canon C. F. Goodchild was in the chair.


Sunday lunch The non-stop variety of


social events connected with raising money on behalf of St Helen’ s Church, Waddington, T ow e r Im p ro v em en t Fund continued last Sunday with a Plough-


' man’s Lunch served in the Sunday School. Many worshippers from


the morning service made their way to the lunch, together with many other people, including day vis­ itors to the village. The Sunday School had


been attractively deco­ rated by members of St Helen’s Social Committee and the food ’ prepared tempted any appetite. A brisk trade began immedi­ ately the doors were opened.


The vicar, Canon. C. F. „ i L10 Auto-washer


They won Winners at Monday’s


whist and domino drive in Read Constitutional Club


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were: Ladies — Mrs H. Holmes, Mrs S. Hensby. Gents — Mrs P. -Larkin and Mrs P. Longbottom,


Mr R. Goodway, Mrs M. G r a d y . The special prizewinner was Mr K. Goodway. MC was Miss


E. Ennis.


Gala plans Representatives of


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Read's various groups met parish council mem­ bers at St John s School on Thursday night to dis­ cuss the annual gala day on June 7th. It was de­ cided to hold a five-a-side football tournament for


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Goodchild, welcomed cus­ tomers. ' A raffle organised by Mr T. H. Silvenvood, was won bv Mr R. Bird. The vicar tnanked members of the committee for organis­ ing the event.


Anniversary Waddington Methodist


Church held, their


niversary services on Sunday. The preacher was the Rev. P. Headley Cousin, Mr Anthony Mee was soloist and the guest organist was Mr Colin Jones. On Saturday evening


an­ STILL ROOM FOR MORE


THERE are stilt a few vacancies for stalls at the Sunday Market to be held in Waddington on May 4th.


antiques to clothing, pottery, wickerware and food. The organisers have been busy making plans for car


So far, about 30 stalls have been taken, ranging from


parks'— arranging such things as trestles and litter bins.


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Kate Pollitt (Clitheroe 24133). Proceeds arc to be split between Waddington Village


Anyone wishing to take a stall should contact Mrs


Sports Committee and the village’s playing fields improvement association.


there was an anniversary social. Mr A. Fisher pres-' ided. The subject of an illustrated talk given by Mr J. Dennet was “A Peep at Britain.” The Rev. G. A. Vickers prop­ osed a vote of thanks. Re­


freshments were served by ladies of the church.


Wiswell Coconut palms At Wiswell WI, Mrs E.


Smith described to fellow members a holiday in the New Hebrides which she and her husband took to visit their son, Jonathan, who is in charge of sport­ ing entertainments for visitors.. They f lew via San


F ra n c is c o and Los Angeles with a stop at Fiji, before relaxing on beautiful golden beaches with coconut palms and tropical flowers. Mrs M. Hop wood ex­


pressed thanks. President Mrs J. Fenlon welcomed two new members, Mrs Lees and Mrs Laycock, both of Wiswell. Lpt.ters of thanks for


flowers wqre received from Mrs E. Grimshaw and Mrs M. Power. The recent jumble sale raised £61.70. Barrow field day is to


take place on June 7th and there will be a one- day school on macrame on August 14th. An evening outing to a


clog maker at Hebden Bridge is planned for May 27th. Mrs J. Fenlon has


been appointed to serve on the LFWI Speech and


Drama Committee. The competition for the


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rettiest shell was won by Irs D. Eglin, Mrs P.


Birtwistle and Mrs E. Smith. Mrs Eglin also won the raffle.


Thornley Mystery trip A food mixer wais de-


monstrated at Thornley- with-Wheatley W I , at which vice-president Miss A. Riding presided. A competition for fruit


scones was won bv Mrs A. Yates, Mrs V. Hornby and Mrs D. Charnley. Mrs E. Airey expressed thanks. Mrs E. Hayhurst is


taking names for a mys­ tery trip on May 15th. Mrs M. Shenton will be delegate to the AGM in London. Raffle winners were Mrs Shenton and


Miss Riding. The social half-hour was


taken up with a domino drive.


Knowle Green


Inn signs A talk on “ Inn signs”


was given to members of Knowle Green and Dutton WI by Mrs Parker. She was thanked by Almond. President Mrs N.


Mrs


worth welcomed member Mrs Burton . A competiton for favourite bracelet” won by Mrs Hill. Second was Mrs D. Schofield. The social half-hour was spent playing beetle.


Ash- new


“My Slaidburn


Quiz time Slaidburn Young


Far­


mers took part in an “Any Questions” programme in tlie V i l la g e , Hall on Monday. Introduced by the


chairman, Neville Harri­ son, the panel was: Mrs M a r g a r e t S h a w , a teacher; Mi- John Barber, police officer; Mr W.' Richard King-Wilkinson, solicitor; and Mr George Robinson, agricultural supplier. Prepared questions


were supplemented by others from the audience. Together, they provided an interesting and enjoy­ able evening. Susan Pmder thanked


the panel.


Slaidburn Women’s Insti­ tute and a former vice- president, Mrs Edith Cottam, died in hospital at the age of 84. The funeral was at Slaidburn last Thursday


Engineer’s widow A founder member of


after a service at St An­ drew’s Parish Church. The widow of Mr Harry


Cottam, who, was resident engineer at the Fylde Water Board’s Hodder works, Stocks Reservoir, she had resided with him at Bridge House, Dale- head and Hollins House, Slaidburn. On Mr Cottam’s retire­


ment, they moved to the Kendal area and later to Bare, Morecambe, but Mrs Cottam never lost touch with friends at Slaidburn, several of whom attended the funer­ al. Among others were


fo rm e r F y ld e Water Board employees and their families; Mrs Cottam's son, Mr


John Cottam, FRICS, lives near Carlisle.


dent Mrs E. Parker to Mrs Richards, Mrs Speak and Mrs Walmsiey. Mrs Parker said a stall


had been booked for the county fair, for which gifts of home produce and flowers would oe needed. She also read letters of


appreciation from guests who attended the recent Diamond Jubilee of Dow- nham WI at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe.


Bolton-by-Bowland


Expert eye Members of Boiton-by-


Bowland Young Farmers’ Club spent a busy evening on Monday. The girls were guests of Mr and Mrs M. Smalley, Park Avenue, Chatburn, and took part in a cake deco­ ration contest. Results: Juniors, S. Booth, C. Iphofen, A. Smalley. Seniors, J. Dakin, A. Booth, A. Smalley and M. Cornthwaite. The judge, Mrs S. Read, was thank­ ed bv S. Booth. T h e b oy s v is i t e d


Laneside Farm, home of Mr and Mrs Frank Clay­ ton where they judged b e ef cattle under the expert eye of Mr D. Howard. Junior results: Boys; A.


Life, S. Aspin, A. Dins- dale. Girls; V. Pickard, C. B o o th . S en io rs ; M. Cornthwaite, M. Dakin, J. H artley. The vote of thanks was given by J. Hartley.


Sports aid A jumble sale held by


Bolton-by-Bowland chil­ dren’s committee in the village hall raised about £50 for the annual sports


day to be held in June. R a f f le winners were Simon Moorhouse, Mrs G. Wolfenden, Bridget Lund and Catherine Maher.


Downham Morning coffee School hosts Children and staff at


Downham CE School plnved host to the Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Jimmy Fell. The Mayor spoke to children about his duties and asked them questions about the Ribble Valley. Correct answers were rewarded with a Jubilee crown. Ashley Palmer pre­


sented Mrs Fell with a potted geranium and the children had their photo­ graphs taken with the Mayor and Mayoress. Tea and scones were


provided by Mrs F. Robinson and a special thank you was read to Coun. and Mrs Fell by Sarah Spensley.


Demonstration . Members of Downham


WI had a food mixer de­ monstration by a rep­ resentative of Bamix. A vote of thanks was prop­ osed by Miss M. Barton. Winners of a competition for a swiss roll were Mrs Singleton, Mrs V. Eccles and Mrs A. Jones. B irth d a y greetings were extended by presi-


Read


Cubs into Scouts A t St John’s Scout


meeting William Travis, Mark Entwistle, Nigel Lee, Russell Snape, Mark Hodkinson, Derek Attride and Christopher Leach moved from the Cubs to


Scouts. Scouts who were made


g


a tro l lead e rs we re arren L ew th waite,


Vakas Khawaja, Mark Newton and John Gard­ ner. Assistant patrol lead­ ers are Simon Hughes, David Simpson, Michael Turner and Keith Butter- worth. Entertainers badges


were presented to John Gardner, Timothy Moss,


Simon H o l t , M a rk Newton, David Simpson, Vakas Khawaja, Darren Lewthwaite and Kevin MeEvoy. John Lewthwaite and


also being arranged lor


boys and girls aged 11-1 as well as races for prim­


ary school children. Teas will be available in


the school and there will be a floral art, competi­


tion.


Timothy Moss have trans­ ferred to the Venture Unit. The spring Scout award trophy went to David Simpson, and the new Scout award to Keith Butterworth.


C h r is top h e r Leach : %


earned over £15 in Scout Job Week.


A knockout About 300 people at­


tended Read’s “ I t ’ s a Knockout” competition and exhibition of Scout and Guide equipment on Saturday. Teams taking part in­


cluded Brownies, Guides, Cubs, Scouts and Venture Scouts, par ent s and friends. The green team were the overall winners. District Commissioner


Mr Fred Law was among the visitors, and there were stalls ’ and refresh­ ments. The competition winner was Juli an Duggan.


Parade A l l the uni formed


groups taking part in Sun­ day’s St George’s Day parade in Read should meet at Simonstone Lane at 10 a.m. After a parade through


Read and Simonstone, the Rev. H. A. Reid will con­ duct a.service in St John’s Church'.


Church officers Churchwardens Mr C.


Law and Mr J. Kitchen were re-elected at the annual meeting at St John’s, Read.


Other elections were: deanery synod — Miss A.


Eastwood, Mrs B. Green, Mrs K. Russell, PCC — Mr J. Anderton, Mr J. Atkinson, Mr J. Blundell, Mr G. Britnell, Mr J. Hargreaves, Mr N. Rush- ton, Mr J. Shaw, Mr P. Walker, Mr R. Saunders, Mr K. McKeand, Miss A. Dyson, Mrs J. Hall, Mrs B. Hargreaves, Mrs J. ■Law, .Mrs J. Shaw, Miss G. Smith, Mrs B. Totty.


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Fund-raiser More than £40 was


raised for the funds of Newton United Reformed Church by a coffee even­ ing in the Sunday School on Thursday.


h o m e S k ip ton D iv is io n


Women’s Conservative Association raised £162 for divisional funds by means of a coffee morning held at Sawley Lodge, home of Mr and Mrs Colin Lord. The event was well at­


tended. There was a bring-and-buy stall and others offering cakes and produce. Mrs John Watson, wife


of the Skipton Division MP, attended, and also there was. Mr W. G.


Thorpe, secretary and agent. Mrs R. Carlisle, chairman o f Skipton Women's E x e cu t iv e , thanked Mrs Lord for making her home avail­ able and presented her with a bouquet of spring flowers. The raffle winners were


Mrs H. Storely, Mrs A. Holmes, Mrs R. William­ son and Mrs F. Wild.


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Pendleton


Cooking skills Members of Pendleton


W1 were treated to a de­ monstration of cooking


skills by a group of stu­ dents from Blackpool Col­ lege of Catering. Seve r a l a t t r a c t i v e dishes were made and raf-


fipd Thanks were expre- sedbyMrsE-Oddie Guests at the meeting


were members of Barley WI who were welcomed bv president Mrs M. Ire­


land. She also announced the names of the new Ex­ ecutive Committee. De­ tails were given of two new special bursaries to


Denman College. Arrangements were


made for transport to the Group meeting. A trip to Chester is planned for May 18th and a mystery


trip for June 19th. Winners of a competi­


tion for a Swiss roll were Mrs A. Whittaker and Mrs S. Scott. The month­ ly stall raised £6.64.


’ After a buffet supper, members took part in a


' game organised by Mrs P. Nutter and Mrs A. hung­ er Winners were Mrs Cocks (Barley), Mrs Little and Mrs Knowles, who all scored maximum points. Bariev WI president


Mrs Turpin thanked the hostesses for an enjoyable


evening. Whalley


Sparkling tale Members of Whalley


WI had a fascinating talk about “ The Queen’ s Jewels", by Mrs A. Smith


of Burnley. She was thanked by Mrs M .


Navlor. . President Mrs M. Day reported on her visit to the spring council meeting at Bolton and also gave details of the recent “Scene ’SO" drama festival at Preston. Thanks were expressed by Mrs P. Barnes. A report of last


’week’s whist drive was


'given bv Mrs Naylor. Thanks were expressed to members by Airs F. uy


snooker singles — David Raw F rank Wrathall Jun:; doubles —: J. Lund ! " « Isaac Whittaker, gteven Petty and Jim


Peel;, billiards — Gordon Qorrigan, Steven Petty; diaughts — Frank Simp-:


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T °nu’ “ avid Raw; darts — John .Lund (Gisburn),


oteven Petty; dominoes oil. Harry Carr, Bert 1 histlethwaite.


...'^''offle was won by Mr


Jj. y*- Bradshaw and Mr Denis Seed. Thanks for ine evening were expre-


nSet t2,,t!?e organisers, Mr Bert Thistlethwaite and Whittakn


ek r SimPSOn’ b>’ Mr


Good buys There were bargains


galore at R imington Memorial Institute at the laches table tennis club's branded seconds” clo­


thing party. Tea, coffee and biscuits


were served, the proceeds °> about £40 going to­ wards club funds.


Sawley ‘Knit-In’ Mr R. Yates, of Wad­


dington, gave a talk to Sawley Wl describing his work at Scotland Yard.


He was thanked by Mrs I’ye. _ I’he jumble sale raised


£51.50. Members will take part in a. national spon­ sored “Knit-In’.' The delegate to the


autumn council meeting will be Mrs Pye. The com­ petition for an old coin was won by Mrs S. Jury, Mrs M. C. Dyson and Mrs Crowe. The raffle winner was Mrs Pye.


Billington


Gift to group The work of the Ribble


Valley Talking N ew s ­ paper Group was ex­ plained to members of Bil- ! 1 i n g t o n and L a n g h o Women’s Institute by Mr Brian Haig with the aid of slides and tape record-


to her during her recent illness. The May meeting will


begin a t ’ 7-15 p.m. to allow time tp discuss re­


solutions for, the national annual meeting. Hostes­ ses were Mrs E.' Holt, Mrs F. Humphreys and Mrs E. Ormerpd.


Chatburn


Bric-a-brac 'An afternoon tea and


sale, which included drap­ ery, hardware, stationery


and bric-a-brac, raised £ 1 6 0 fo r C h a tbu rn Methodist Church funds.


Rimington


Prizewinners Treasurer of Rimington


Men’s Club, Mr Isaac Whittaker, presented the trophies anti cash prizes at the annual dinner and dance at the Black Bull Hotel. Chairman Mr Alan


Stott welcomed about 90 members and guests. After the meal, dancing was to “Nookies” disco. P rizew inne rs were:


. ings. He was thanked by Mrs Mari Thomas and a cheque for £50 was pre­ sented to Mr Haigh on behalf of the branch by Mrs Mary Jackson, presi­ dent.


Funds benefited from the proceeds of a • plant


stall, arid there was also a l-affle which was won , by Mr*' Mary Duerden and' k,,.s Edna Hasler. A com­


petition for a bowl of bulbs 'vas " on b-


Bei-tha Wa rren, and birthday flowers were presented to’ Mrs Nellie Walmslev.


Chipping


Tory punch A punch and pate party


held by Chipping and Dis­ trict branch of the Con­ servative Association at Rose Grove, the home of Mr and Mrs William Bowker, raised about £250 for branch funds.


including dington, MP, Waddington. Various competitions


About 60 people attended, Mr David Wad- and Mrs


were a r ra n g e d . Mr Edward Smith, of Chip­ ping, successfully guessed the weight of a bottle of whisky and Mr Crosslcy that of a cake.


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Hurst Green Garden tour


Members of St John’s-


■ College by head gardener Mr R. Coupe, who ex­ plained management de­ tails. Sunner was pro­ vided by Mrs Anne Coupe and thanks expressed by Mrs C. Pennington. At a short business meeting ar­ rangements were made for the visit to Shepherd Street Mission, Preston, on May 12th.


MU, Hurst Green, and friends were shown round the gardens at Stonyhurst


Gisburn


Judging tips 'Gisburn YFC met at


Park .House Farm in the village, the home of Mr and Mrs W. Graveston. Members received tips


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