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TV b la m e d . Articles from the crea­


tive sewing classes at Whalley Adult Centre were displayed at Riming­ ton WI by Mrs A. Moyle, of Twiston, and • several members decided to enrol. . Mrs E. Jackson, presid­ ing, thanked Mrs B. Spencer and Mrs Oliver for arranging the outing to Hexham. Visitors from Sawley and Fence Wis'


are to be welcomed next month. The findings of an


ACWW questionnaire cir­ culated among WIs in ' Lancashire on the theme of “the greatest cause of damage to modern family , life” put TV top- of,, the list, with lack of discipline at home and school, easy divorce, poor housing, “keeping up with the Jon­ eses, and turning away from religion, as some of the other suggestions. On the question “what


is the best way to coun­ teract bad influences?” one of the main replies was “keep open village schools.” Anyone with saleable


items for the'LFWI mini auction on August 6th is asked to contact Mrs Jackson. At Rimington Memorial


formed to arrange the floral exhibit for the Flower Festival in Gis- biirn Parish Church from August 14th to 16th.


details of the handicraft and produce show on August 8th, to be opened by Mrs B. Dugdale, a fo rm e r r e s id e n t of Rimington.


Mrs C. Knowles gave


Institute’s Field Day on August 29th, at Mr and Mrs Simpson’s caravan park, the WI is in charge of the cake stall. A small committee was


Miss M. Jones, of Dow-


nham, Rimington’s “link” institute, gave a report on the AGM at the Albert Hall, London.


Lytham St Annes, demon­ strated the making of pewterware and brought along many examples of her work. She was thank­ ed by Mrs A. Oldfield.


Mrs D. B irn ie , of


birthday greetings and the competition for a pewter article was won by Miss B. Woodcock, Mrs D. Heaton and Mrs J. Wilson.


Mrs A. Buckle read Clayton-le-dale


“When housework was horsework,” members of


Horsework In a talk en t it led


. Clayton-le-Dale WI learnt how their grandparents and great-grandparents did their housework with very primitive domestic appliances. Mrs Smith, trie speaker, brought along a large selection of items for display. Members Mrs Irene


Smith, who is treasurer of the Clayton-le-Dale and district Cancer Research campaign, and Mrs Ruth Wood, who has been a collector for the past 18 years, have been pre­ sented with silver certifi­ cates by the Duke of De­ vonshire. The certificates, to ­


gether with those to six other voluntary campaign members, were presented because of the remarkable increase in the total col­ lected, £36,000 having been amassed in the Blackburn area. Another member, Mrs


Marjorie Fryer, has gone forward to the third round of a ladies bowling championship with a chance to win £2,000.


Sabden VILLAGE NEWS


and Kathleen Orrell and their sons Stephen and Mark arranged the even­ ing, which raised more than £86 for the Christ­ mas tree fund. The-next meeting of St


Nicholas’s MU, Sabden, will be on August 4th, when the speaker will be Dr Hugh Pollard, of Simonstone. ■


Prizewinners Domino prizewinners at


the midweek social for Sabden Over 60s were Mrs L. Palmer and Mrs L. Jackson. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Procter, Mrs S w i f t . Gents — M. Parker, Mrs Hill. Raffle: Mrs Flannagan.


Katmandu Mrs Audrey Stretch, of


Chatburn, spoke about “A visit to Katmandu” at Monday’s meeting of Sabden WI, attended by 22 members and three


guests. Mrs C la r k so n , of


Higham WI, reported on the AGM in London and a le t t e r from Miss D. Dawson thanked members for sympathy during her recent bereavement. Winner of the competi­


tion for a sample of hand­ writing was Mrs J. Jac­


tables had to be brought out to cope with the num-, bers who attended a very successful prize bingo evening at St Nicholas’s School, Sabden'. Church members Victor


More chairs E x tra s e a t in g and


ques. The speaker was , thanked by Mrs Smith. The tea afternoon at


Mrs Smith’s home raised £114 for WI funds. The WI effort for the Sabden Disabled Appeal Fund will be on August' 14th at Mdoredge, Simonstone Road, at 7-30 p.m. The walk to the Red


Wiswell


Rock is on July 28th. Wal­ kers should meet at 7-15 at the White Hart car park. The trip to West Bradford WI is on August 4th and to Grindleton WI on August 13th both leav­ ing at 6-45 from the rose garden. Names are required for


an’evening at Alston Hall on September 8th for a talk on “Birds of Lake­ land.” The next meeting is in September, when tea hos-


' tesses are Mrs Driver, Mrs Jacques and Mrs Reid.


Tricks and spots Domino winners at


Monday night’s whist and domino' drive for Sabden Over 60s w e r e : W. Brown, Mrs E. Brown, Mrs K. Newby. Whist — Ladies: Mrs N. Marshall, Miss D. Ingham, Mrs A. Clarkson, Mrs I. Flanna­ gan. G en ts : Mr H. Parker, Mr E. Flannagan. Raffle: Miss E. Prescott.


Chipping


Hilarious Members of Chipping


Happy Days Club spent an hilarious afternoon lis­ tening to Miss N. Carbis, of Grimsargh, talk about “Lancashire humour.” Committee members


to the committee. Mem­ bers decided to arrange an afternoon outing in September.


served afternoon tea and Mrs E. Hall was co-opted


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uestions on the Highway Jode and general safety earned a team from Bra- bins Endowed School, Chipping, the runner-up position in the Preston police inter-school road


OF WHALLEY LADIES’ FASHION


safety quiz. The youngsters, the


fir s t from the Ribble Valley ever to reach the final, scored 215 points — 100 behind the winners, Deepdale Junior School, Preston.■ They were presented


well Wl enter a float in the Clitheroe Torchlight Procession. on September 5th was enthusiastically supported at the meeting chaired by Mrs H. Cook. The LFWI Internation­


Entering float The proposal that Wis-,


al Day in October at the Ashton Hall, Lancaster, is on the theme “Poland.” Names were taken for an Institute visit to Alston Hall on September 24'th, consisting of dinner and a lecture by Mrs1 Anne Lightfoot entitled “A vis­ itor to China.” There is to be an even­


the AGM in London. ■ Mrs • Beck gave a de­


monstration of summer dishes, which were raffled and won by Mrs Ibbotson. Mrs Smith, Mrs Mabel Holt, Mrs Barbara Charl- ston and Mrs Ingham. Birthday flowers were


presented to Mrs Mary Jackson.


c o n g r e g a t io n in- St L e o n a r d ’s Ch u rch , Langho, for P a r a d e , Sunday. New Rose Queen Gil­


Packed There was a packed


ing walk for members, husbands and friends on August 5th, led by Mr W. Shaw. Members were urged to enter individual items in the Clitheroe Area Show and arrange­ ments for the co-operative entries were finalised. Coun. Jimmy Fell, who


kindly stepped into the breach less than an hour before the meeting, was a most welcome speaker. He told amusingly of his year of office as Mayor of the Ribble Valley, but also recounted some very touching incidents. He also recited some of


lian Phillips and her re­ tinue followed the un­ iformed organisations and MU members carrying their banners to the altar. The preacher was the


the lesson ana the Sunday School children read the intercessions, took the bread and wine to' the altar and took up the col­ lection.


Rev. Robert Coke, curate of the Church of the Saviour, Blackburn. The rose queen read


his own dialect poems, in­ cluding one in honour of the Royal Wedding. Sherry was then served and a toast drunk to Prince Charles and Lady Diaria. Coun. Fell was thanked by Mrs Olive Barrott. The competition for the


most interesting piece of driftwood was won by Mrs M. Clegg, as was the raffle. Hostesses were Mrs M. Hartley, Miss M. Lytle and Mrs H. Parker..


West Bradford


Tasty Members of West Brad­


ford WI were invited to taste the products and*' dishes demonstrated by guest speaker Mrs Brenda Gibbon, of Edenvale Dairy Products. Mrs Mollie Mitchell expressed thanks. Mrs Ellaline Aspin wel-


with the Frankland Cup and individual plaques and certificates. Team members were:


comed g u e s t s from Bashall Eaves WI and West Bradford and Wad- dington Young Wives Group. A buffet supper was provided and tea was served by Mrs Oliver, Mrs Oldcorn and Miss Berry. A letter was read from


Richard Seed, Pamela Wadeson, Catherine Robinson, Sarah Wilson and David Procter. A total of 59 schools


Leonard’s Guides enjoyed a camp fire cook-out on the school field for their last meeting before the summer break. Supper consisted of


Burnt potatoes The 1st Langho St


Slaidburn


... The band is • still in­ volved in raising funds to comple'te the purchase of two b a s s e s r e c en t ly purchased at a price of £1,800.


has just completed its most hectic season of en­ gagements, taking it from Hawes in North York­ shire to Preston, as well as to functions in the im- 'mediate locality.


Hectic season Slaidburn Silver Band


break, another hectic rorind of engagements begins and the band will also compete in the Brass Band Contest at Settle. New players are always


A f te r the summer . , op i


welcome to attend prac­ tices at the Bandroom, Slaidburn, on Thursday evenings.


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bacon and beans, sausage, beefburgers, tomatoes and burnt potatoes! The Guide meetings will resume on September 1st.


MU funds Members, husbands and


friends of St Leonard’s MU. Langho, attended a garden party at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Ainsworth, of Whalley. Mrs. Ainsworth is the


MU treasurer and the event raised £64 for their funds. There was a bring- and-buv and various games. Mrs Mabel Holt gave a vote of thanks to the hosts.


Dunsop Bridge


Year’s travel! A letter1 from Mardoc


Women’s Club in the Sol­ omon Islands has finally found its way to Dunsop Bridge WI — 12 months after it was posted. It thanks the local insti­


entered the competition, which is run on “Universi­ ty Challenge” lines.


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“ S io n s i lv a R u f f ’n ’ Tumble,” bred and owned by Mrs Pauline Brown, of Chapel House, Tosside, has gained his “Junior warrant” — a special award issued by the Kennel Club. The award is given to


dogs between the age of six and 18 months and is e a rn ed on a p o ints system. T w en ty - f iv e points have to be earned, with three points given for a first prize at a championship show and one for a first at an open show. “Jasper," as the terrier


is known, won two first prizes at Chasewater open show at Cannock, Staffs, to reach the total. .He is now 15 months


old and has 26 points to his credit. He has won 18 first prizes, six “best puppy in show” awards, one best of breed, one reserve best in show and a Kennel Club reserve challenge certificate. In winning the latter at only six months, three weeks, he was the youngest Kerry Blue to do so. Apart from the Belfast


Miss Hilda Jones, retiring principal of Denham Col­ lege, thanking members for their contribution to her present, and the Sol­ omon Islanders sent a letter of appreciation for a length of cotton material. Thanks for birthday


greetings and flowers were received from Miss Edna and Miss Annie Pate, both in their eigh­ ties.


WI Market in Clitheroe sent a'message reminding members of the event on Tuesday mornings. The annual outing pro­


The Controller of the


vided by members for the senior citizens of the vil­ lage had provided 35 people and helpers with a mystery tour of the coun­ tryside, pausing at St Annes. Tea was served at Bleak House, Kemple End. A letter of thanks was received from Mr Oddie. Raffle prizes were won


by Mrs Ruth Hindle and Mrs Lily Jones. The com­ petition for “one rose" was won by Mrs Marjorie Fraser, Mrs Mollie Mitch­ ell and Mrs Barbara Stock. Mrs Pye, on behalf of


Canada.. A talk on Canada was


iven to members of laidburn Over 60s Club


by Miss M. J. Watson, who showed films of the scenery and many inter­ esting places. She finished with film of local interest and past memorable occa­ sions.


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Certificates Cycling proficiency cer­


tificates have been pre­ sented to 10 pupils of Brennand’s Endowed School, Slaidburn, by the Squire of the village, Mr John King-Wilkinson. The successful children


are: David Beattie, Lisa Beattie, David Cottam, Wendy Howard, Karen Hulatt, Alison Jones, Vic­ toria Jones, Anne Parker,


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Philip Pinder and Linda Raw. Swimming certificates


were received by 12 pupils: Jill Parker, Linda Raw, David Cottam, Janet Robinson, Stuart Raw, Ian Breaks, De­ borah Jones, George Parker, Esther Parsons, Philip Cook, Philip Pinder and Katherine Blackwell.


Martin Top


Flowers Flower services were


held at Salem Confngrega­ ti ionaon l Chapel, Martin Top, on Sunday. The minister,


vice, Sunday School scho­ lars brought vases of flowers to the front of the church, where they were received by Mary Culling­ ford and Valerie Moor- house. Organist was Miss Alice Parkinson. Flowers were later dis­


J. D. Cullingford, con­ ducted both services on the theme of love, using the Songs of Solomon as an example of love bet­ we en Je sus and the church. At the afternoon ser­


the Rev.


tributed to the sick and elderly in the community.


Whalley


Abbey Senior Citizen’s drive in Whalley were: G e n t s — Mr s M. W h i t a k e r , Mr P. Whitaker; Ladies — Mrs M. Charnley and Mrs H. Turner (joint). Dominoes: Mrs O. Hornby, Mrs Almond, Mr J. Haworth, Mr G. Frankland.


Lucky . Whist winners at the


coffee morning and even­ ing to be held'in the garden of Gisburn Vicar­ age to raise funds for dis­ abled youngsters of the.’ CE Children’s Society. The well-stocked stall


In the garden Fine weather enabled a


was manned by Mrs M. Ellison, Mrs M. Bairstow and Mrs H. Waddington and Mrs C. Thistleth- w'aite. Mrs A. Peacock ' and


Miss M. Bairstow were in charge of the entrance money and the raffle and Rachel Packer ran a sideshow. About £130 was made,


bringing the total — to­ gether with money raised at several other events, in the village — to more than £300.


Read


Monday night whist drive at Read ■ Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs R. Hargreaves and Mrs S. Hensby, Mrs S. J. Coward (cons). Gents — Mrs A. Cunliffe, Mrs P. Longbottom (cons). Spe­ cial prizewinner was Mrs S. Hensby, MC was Mrs R. Hargreaves.


All the aces Joint winners of the


Relief organist A sidesman and relief


organist at Read Parish Church, Mr Bob Smith, of Nowell Grove, has died, aged 56. Mr Smith, a well-re­


with its Pantomime and Light Opera, societies. During the war he


served with the Royal Navy. He leaves a wife Jean, sons Geoff and Keith and a daughter Gillian.


> A service at Read Parish Church was fol­ lowed by cremation at Burnley and the ashes were interred in Read churchyard. A memorial service is to be arrariged.


Chatburn


tendance at a beetle drive and social evening in aid of Chatburn Methodist Church decoration fund. Supper was served and


Beetle There was a large at­


entertainment was given by Mr and Mrs Ashworth, of Clitheroe, and Mr J. Herd, of Waddington. The evening was arranged by Mr and Mrs E.' Dixon and Mrs M. Leach and £66 was raised.


Club, Chatburn, members enjoyed a game of lotto, winners being Mrs Swales and Mrs Jackson. Tea ho s t e s s e s were Mrs Denby and M*rs Tit- terington. Any members w’ho have


Lotto At the Ribblesdale


not applied to go on the trip to Morecambe in August and wish to go are asked to give their names at Thursday’s meeting.


spected member of the community, - also played the organ for several other churches in the area. He had been ill for several weeks before his death. He worked in Burnley and was actively involved


permission of Mr and Mrs B. Parker, Smithies Bridge Farm, Chatburn, a hat stall proved a great attraction for the ladies. There was also a bring- and-buy stall and £150.60 was raised for Christ Church Tower and Stee­ ple fund. The fund now stands at £774.80.


Hat stall At a coffee evening by


Kiel PMCEFIGHTER PUNCHES BACK AT RISING


meeting was Mrs H. Steed, who was welcomed by Mrs M. Pinder and gave a talk and slide show on “Ribblesdale — Pendle Witch country.” A vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs M. Beattie. The competition for a


superstition was won by Mrs M. Pye, with Mrs M. Dowle second' and Mrs A. Parrington third. For the fir s t time,


members of Dunsop Bridge WI sent a “Home and Country” display entry for a competition held at Barton Village Hall last week. There were 25 other en­


tries and although Dunsop didn't wrin, members were well pleased with the points they received. Delegate Mrs M. Beat-


tie gave a report on her recent visit to the AGM in London. Birth d a y greetings


were sent to Mrs E. Whitham, Mrs F. Peel and Mrs L. Marsland. The monthly draw was won by Miss A. Seed.


Hurst Green


Bashall Eaves WI, gave a vote of thanks, as'did Mrs Christine Beggs for the Young Wives.


Langho


Summer dishes When Billington and


Championship show in Oc­ tober, he will not be shown until Crufts next year.


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Helen’s Playgroup, Wad­ dington, it was decided to raise the salaries of the supervisors and to in­ crease the admission fee for children to 60p a morning. Mrs C. F. Goodchild


Fee increase At the AGM of St


Langho WI hela the 22nd birthday meeting in St Leonard’s School, vice-


resident Mrs Meryl Ib- otson welcomed guests from Hurst Green WI and Mrs Howarth, delegate to


- Waddington -


C. Spencer are to con­ tinue as supervisors and Mrs J. Pearson w'as elected supervisor for Wednesday mornings. Other officers are: sec­


ton and West Bradford School. Mrs Edlington and Mrs


was in the chair and mem­ bers from Waddington, West Bradford and Grind­ leton attended. Reports were given by supervisor Mrs M. Edlington and treasurer Mrs J. Silver-


wood. Mrs Goodchild thanked


the supervisors, secret­ ary, t r e a s u r e r and mothers who take part' in the rota and also Mrs E. Brown, teacher of the re­ ception class at Wadding-


.mittee, D. Herd, B. Proc­ ter, P.’ Burton, C. Rob­ bins, J. Cowling, Y. Carter, J. Kempster, E. Barrett, C. Haworth and C. Beggs. Members were urged to


retary, J. Dinsdale: trea­ surer, J. Silverwooa; com-


Valley PPA. Other arrangements


were made for the clean­ ing of the Sunday School building before the new session of the playgroup and for support for the Sunday School garden party in August.


Mrs Goodchild asked for


attend the course for playgroup helpers and were also askea to make musical instruments for a d e m o n s t r a t i o n in. November by the Wad­ dington branch under the auspices of the Ribble


ty. It was decided to have a Teddy Bear’s Picnic at the Vicarage in August, with games, competitions and stalls.


ideas for an effort on behalf of the centenary of the CE Children’s Socie­


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competition for the best ! dressed teddy bear, but i there will be many other novelties for the whole ! family, from the Toddlers i Group upwards.


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son, Mrs Lurid, Mrs Wentworth, Mrs Jackson. Compet i t ion: Mr W. Ramsdale.


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