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Sabden


lighting' along White Hill — which is in total dark­ ness at night — will be discussed', a t . the next Sabden Parish Council meeting.


Council topic The subject of street


. •


the parish council will be able to say how they would like the village to develop in terms of land use over the next 10 years, the parish council annual meeting was told by Ribble Valley council­ lor Michael Carr. Bigger villages, such as


Views sought Villagers of Sabden and


winners: Miss E. Hayes, Mrs B. Birtwell.. Whist: Ladies — Mrs N. Mar­ shall, Mrs A. .Howarth', Mrs B. Brennan (joint). Gents.-— Mr E. Wilson, Miss J. Hallsall. Raffle: Mr G. Holden.


Fashion show


Sabden and Whalley, will have separate planning and development plans of th e ir own within the Ribble "Valley district plan, he said. Whalley. has involved


the Community Council of Lancashire and Sabden could do th e . same if it wished, said Goun. Carr. “If people feel they have a contribution to make, I am sure the parish council would like to hear from them,” he added.


. County Primary School. Headmaster Mr Peter


will be the summer term aim of children at Sabden


Litter blitz A blitz on village litter


Shorrock told Sabden parish council that he was planning to take out groups of youngsters each week at lunchtime to clean up' litter ■ from the holme and elsewhere in Sabden.


yet finalised, he said the tidy-up would probably be competitive, with a win­ ning class at the end of term. “The holme has been an absolute dis­ grace,” he added.


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School PTA has organised a “take-an-empty-glass” dance at St Nicholas’s church hall. Glasses will be filled, free of charge, and there will be a chick­ en and ham supper as well.


22nd. The remaining tick-’ ets at £2.50 each may be o b ta in e d from PTA members.


The dance is on May •


residents, Mrs Elizabeth Dyson, has celebrated her 93rd birthday and wants . to thank all her relatives, friends and neighbours for their cards, flowers, gifts and good wishes. G re e t in g s for Mrs


93rd birthday One of Sabden’s oldest


Dyson, who moved to Sabden 73 years ago,


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came from New Zealand, L iv e rp o o l , B a r row - in -F u r -


always have a special meaning for six children from St Mary’s RC School, Sabden, for the seven-year-olds all made their-first Communion.


Special • Palm Sunday will


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Busy time Sabden Over-60’s Club


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rolling member, presented a bouquet to Mrs Hilda Dewhurst, of The Geor­ gian House, Habergham,. who put on the show at St Nicholas’s church hall.


by members and Mr Leonard Luckett and Miss Carolyn Scholfield won the raffle. Mrs Eileen Luckett, en- ■


Every seat was taken at a fashion show held by St Nicholas’s Church MU, Sabden. It raised £46 for funds. Supper was prepared


ners: Mrs . I. Metcalfe, Mrs B. Birtwell,' Mrs E. Brown. Whist: Ladies — Mrs D. Beckett, Mrs C. Sefton. Gents — Mr E. ' Flannagan, Mr J. Simon and Mr H. Parker (joint). Raffle: Mrs E. Brown. Wednesday’s domino


the youngsters took part in a decorated egg com­ petition, judged by Ribble . Valley, councillor Mrs Joyce Lilbum., •Ju n io r winner was


Daniel -Clarkson, and Vicky;vKelsall won the ihifant section..;,


, Among those who at­ tended were. former head­


.


mistress,Mrs Eileen Wood and teacher ; Mrs Jean Thornton. To round off the afternoon, tea and hot , cross buns were; served:; - ’ H e a dm is t re s s Mrs'


■ a good end to the term. ' “We’re all going; to have a „


Peggie Tetlow ‘/described the party and open day as


dren’s committee held a jumble sale to raise funds for their annual' sports day in June. £105 was raised. Raffle winners were Mrs Hunt and Mrs' T. Pope.


£105 of jumble Bolton-by-Bowland chil­


Chatburn '


know more about their cricket club this season as


What’s on Sabden villagers will


Bibby, the experienced bowler, as captain. Eric Bywater, who has played for Ribblesdale Seconds, is vice-captain. Other of­ ficers are: Bill Lambert (chairman), Bill Cotton (secretary), Margaret Wright (treasurer). Com­ m i t te e members are Kieron P arso n s , Joe Wright, Dave Beesley and club officers.


club’s annual meeting when members looked for­ ward to their first season in the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Cricket League. - Members voted Mick


of Nelson Ladies’ Civic Choir enthralled a large audience at Sabden Bap­ tist Church. They sang excerpts from “Carmen, “The Sound of Music” and “Finian’s Rainbow.” The concert raised £80. Ladies of the church served re­ freshments.


Enthral led The marvellous singing


Bolton-by-Bowland Tricks and spots


. E. Swales, Mrs H. Mar­ shall, Mrs J. Crabtree. Gents — Mrs E. Ireland, Mr J . Dixon, Mr H. Moon: Dominoes: Mr Went­


worth, Mrs Dowden, Mrs Lofthouse, Mr P. Smal­


sley (whist) and Mr J . ' Singleton (dominoes). Raffle: Mr G. Billows and Mrs B. Taylford.


ley,. Mrs Giles, Mrs Broderick. MCs were Mr-W. Cros-


Celebrating


tucked .into sandwiches, cakes, ice-cream and jelly and everyone went- home with an Easter egg given by parent Mrs H. Hoyle.


During an open day, the slogan adopted by the


Clock walk “Walk'for the clock” is


Friends of St Helen’s Church, Waddington, who . are arranging a sponsored walk to raise funds for the repainting of the church clock.


of 20 miles, will start ■ from the Sunday School . on May 1st. • It is hoped that there


The walk, a maximum _


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’ A new brochure aimed at increasing membership was introduced at the , Friends’ meeting by Mr Nigel Haworth, a member of the committee, and re­ ports on repairs to the church paths were-’ also


Taylor were thanked for their hospitality by chair­ man Canon C. F. Good- - child.. . ’ •


considered. Mr and Mrs J.. H.


. Canon C. F.' Go'odchild 'conducted the service , and Mr ..'V. Nelson was , or-' ganist. The. first., lesson ,was


.. ,*.,--5. i f . , . yy.cf. :.u* . - o,j


of Waddington and West Bradford CE School, held in St Helen’s Church, was attended by pupils, staff, p a re n ts .and friends.'.


Blessings The end of term serVice


Pupils at Bolton-by- Bowland CE School cele-' brated its recent reprieve from closure with a party p r e p a re d by th e i r mothers. A f te r games, they


Winners at Bolton-by- Bowland village hall com­ mittee’s whist and domino drive were: Ladies — Mrs


the club aims to issue a “what’s happening” news­ letter. This was decided at the


'elected to the Deanery Synod. Vacancies on the PCC


Wardens - At C h r is t Church, Chatbum, annual -Paroc­ hial Church meeting, Mr J. G.. Sharp and Mr A. Famell were elected war­ dens and Mrs C. Speak and Mrs J. Black were


were filled by Mr J. Whit­ taker, Mrs B. Eamshaw, Mr H. E. Boden, Mr, R. Atkinson, Mr A. Frank- land, Miss C. Walker, Miss F. Jeffs and Mrs Leeming. '


elected as junior sidesman and Mr Beck as a sidesman. Secretary Mr Boden re­


Famell on the audited ac­ counts. Canon C. Butlin gave an appraisal of the work of the church in the last year.


I


ported on the church iabric and treasurer Mr


were blesdali on Thursday. Tea hostes­ ses were Mrs Denby and Mrs Titterington. There will be no meeting today.


Snooker Snooker and dominoes


played at the Rib- ale Club, Chatburn,


Read


is an island” was given to Read MU by Mrs C. Truman, of Great Har­ wood. I t dealt with the work done by the Depart­ ment of Social Concern within the MU. A vote of thanks was


Social concern A talk entitled “No man


given by Mrs V. Wild- man. Enrolling member Mrs B. Totty presided. Tea and biscuits were served by the committee.


of waste paper was col­ lected by members of Read Parents’ Committee.'


Waste paper On Saturday, 3.3 tonnes


Training Scout leaders at Read


would like all patrol lead­ ers and assistants to con­ tact them for information ab o u t th e t r a in in g weekend, beginning April 17th.


s


tive Association held a spring bring-and-buy sale on Wednesday, proceeds ;oing to the village Tory Tub.


- Waddington -


read in chorus by Robert Whitcombe, David Pollitt, Paul Riley, Craig Lam­


bert, Paul Brierley and Mark Whybrow. The second lesson was read by Sarah Peacock.


blessings received during, the term and the iheaning of Good F r id ay and E a s te r . Day. Sidesmen were Jonathan Cunliffe, Adam S p en c e r and Andrew. Gregson.


The Vicar spoke about


' Mrs Edna Brown. . Mrs F. Blades, of


and good work at a meet­ ing of the Art'and Craft Group of St' Helen’s Church, held in the CE School on Thursday even­ ing, under the direction of


Simple toys . There was much fun


- were expressed for her. hospitality. .


Clitheroe, showed ways of making simple saleable- toys for the spring fair. Mrs- Brown served re­ freshments and thanks


' further class , shortly after ,. Easter.-


It. was decided to hold a '


Crosses ^


< blessing and.'; distribution of palm crosses took place-


: procession was led -by'


prior to the services'at St; Helen’s Church; Wad-, dington. At Sung Eucharist, a


On Palm Sunday; the'


- Brownies and their lead­ ers from Birmingham, who- were in camp at Waddow Hall. Mr Aidan Hughes as­ sisted Canon C. F. Good- . child during Communion.


Crucifer Philip England round the church. The congregation included


’ April 25th were made at a meeting of Waddington Church social committee. Regarding the spring


-bric-a-brac, provisions, books and toys.


were held at Waddington Methodist Church on Sunday. Mr/J. F..Mann; of Worksop* was the preacher ana-guest organ­ ist was "Mr N.' Yates, o f Whalley. ;


Memories . Anniversary services


' minister, the; Rev. G. A. ; Vickers! Ladies of the church served ; refresh­ ments.


■ On Saturday Mr and Mrs H. Dennett gave, an illustrated ; talk entitled' “Down Memory Lane.” They were 'thanked by the


'


A service will be held at the church on Good .Friday morning. .


■'


ploughman’s lunch in St Helen’s Sunday School on


Ploughmans Arrangements .'for a


fair on May 31st, appeals will be made for goods of all:.'kinds, jparticularly


Spring sale Read Ladies’ Conserva­


Chipping


• E x p e n d i tu re ; was £334.55, of, which nearly £200 was spent on books. Other purchases for the school included table- tennis equipment, drum and stand, bulbs, fibre and bowls.


School, Chipping, an­ nounced an income for the year of £550, raised from the spring fair, Chipping show, a clothing party and children’s disco.


Finances Friends :of Brabin’s


; happy Easter,” she said. S e r v i c e s . .


St Bartholomew’s Church; Chipping, will be at 6 a.m., 7-45 a.m., 10-30 a.m. amd 6-30 p.m. At St Michael’s, Whitewell, the services will be at 9 a.m. and 7-30 p.m. , /


Easter Day services at


Climber’s fall Chipping schoolboy


Steven Bradford was knocked unconscious after slipping on Parlick Fell. He'was taken to Pre­


. tained. . Steven (13), who at­


ston Royal Infirmary with an injured hip and de-


tends.St Cecilia’s School, Longridge, and lives on the Kirkneld estate, spent- the day climbing the fell with f r ie n d s Wayne Peckam (11), also of Kirk- field, and Graham Holt (15), of Kirklands. Graham ran for help


Mr N. Ormerod was' :


other Guides took.up the' . collection. ' The Rev. P. Warren


and choirmaster Mr David Smith , gave palm crosses to the congregation.


s tau ran t, 'Langho', St


Surprise At Hillock Farm Re­


a buffet,. Mrs Wendy Smith baked a cake and Mi's Walker-Smith deco­ rated it. After supper members sang old-time . songs and played games..


Leonard’s MU gave a sur­ prise par ty, for one ' of th e i r members, Mrs Annie Catlow, who' cele­ brated her 90th birthday and who has lived in Langho all her life. Mrs Ashcroft prepared


Gisburn


stone picked up on holiday, was won by Mrs J. Dibb,. Mrs L. McDougal, Mrs T. Morton, Mrs M. Jones and Mrs T. Bell. Mrs S. Graveston pres­


pebbles” was given to Gis­ burn WI by amateur geologist Mr A. Hudson, of Gisburn. He was thank­ ed by Mrs E. Asquith. A competition for a


Pebbles A talk on “stones and


ided and names were taken by Mrs H. Wad­ dington for a trip to the Lake District on May 12th. Arrangements were


and told Richard Hodson (19), also of Kirkfield, w hat had happened., Richard helped to' rescue Steven and then took him by car to hospital.


Rimington


whist and domino drives at Rimington Memorial Institute ended on Satur­ day with a full house. Mr Alan S to t t , on


Full house The winter season of


West Bradford


In Africa Members, of St


Catherine’s MU, Westj Bradford, were joined by visitors from Waddington,. Bolton-by-Bowland and Grindleton to hear Mrs Sheila Sheppard, overseas correspondent, describe her experiences in Central Africa. . She had v is i te d


• and been greeted ' with great enthusiasm. Specimens of native


branches of all sizes - in Zimbabwe and Malawi


• A small bring-and-buy sale raised £12.50 for the MU Overseas Fund.


tribution of palm crosses took place a t St Catherine’s Church, West Bradford, prior to Sung Eucharist. Also blessed was a new set of white Eucharist


Vestments The blessing and dis­


work were admired and Mrs Sheppard was thank­ ed by Mrs K. Howarth, who with Mrs R. .Hindle served refreshments. New member Mrs Ann Gregson was welcomed.


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vestments given by a member of the congrega­ tion, to be worn for the first time on Easter Day.


Clayton-le-dale


made for the group meet­ ing on April 27th and schedules issued for the Clitheroe Show.


Dunsop Bridge Pupils’ effort


A coffee evening organ­ ised by the children of Thorneyholme School and held at the Wood End Farm home of Mr and Mrs J. Whittaker, on Friday, raised £54 for Dr Barnardo’s Homes.


behalf of the management committee thanked every­ one. There was a pie and peas supper and Mrs E. Robinson p re s e n te d prizes. ■ Whist: Ladies — Mrs


Whalley


P. ' Bleazard, Mrs Snow- den , Mrs Lax, Mrs McKie'. Gents — Mr W. Slater, Mr T.'Jackson, Mr . J. Dixon, Mr H. Holmes. Dominoes: Mr T. Cow-


perthwaite, Mrs M. Lund, Miss E., Breaks, Mrs S. Silverwood, Mrs M. Hack- wood, Mrs J. Lofthouse, Mr J. Moorhouse. Children’s dominoes:


Women’s Fellowship wel­ comed as speaker Mr A. Partington, whose subject was the Holy Spirit. Mrs Partington, who was in the chair, added to the talk with two short Bible readings. Pianist was Mrs E. Wil­


Fellowship Whalley Methodist


kinson and tea was served by Mrs Kenyon and helpers"


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J. Lund, Mrs Wright, Mrs Fox.


Langho


Langho, was packed for w the Palm Sunday service,


On parade St Leonard’s Church,


Sueline Williams, Joanne


and Elizabeth Brophy read the prayers. The


lutler, Susan Duerden


1st Langho Guides to take the intercession. Mrs J. Grimes, assistant Guider, read the lesson and Guider Mrs B. Cooper and Guide Sarah Wildman took the bread and wine to the altar. Caroline Grimes, Jac-


isations paraded their flags., It was the turn of the


hen the different organ­


Lee Fellowes, Karen Fel- lowes, Gary Seed, Carol Graveston. Raffle: Miss M. Pye, Mr


Tricks and spots At the Abbey senior


citizens’ drive in Whalley, whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs E. Hoi- gate, Miss M. Hudson. G en ts — Mrs M. Whitaker, Mrs H. Met­ calfe. Dominoes: Mrs Sutton, Mrs Hindle, Mr Whitaker, Miss Wol- stenholme and Mrs Pye.


• With increased . prices


Gisburn Mart


class went to J. Harrison (£700) and G. M. Parker (£610), and for accredited heifers to J. H. Howard (£590 and £650). Accredited Friesians made to £700 averaging £523.40 and


were 270 accredited animals, forward. Friesian bulls made to £121 (£67.30), heifers to £86 (£52.55). Hereford X bulls to £143 (£86.50), heifers to £107


accredited cattle forward, with BVV Springers making to £500, BW July calvers to £520, BW August calvers to £510 and BW September calvers to £450. In the calf section, there


(£59) and Charolais X bulls to £140 (£122.50). Angus bulls made to £86


•and heifers to £100 (£67.80). Of the weaned calves, Friesian bulls made to £188 (£175.20) and heifers averaged £125. The sale of in-pig gilts, sows


(£46.90), heifers to £45 (£28.10), Limousin bulls to £129 (£99.60)


and store pigs haci 52 animals forward; In-pig sows made to £141 and store pigs to £30.50 (£26.80). In the fatstock - section for­


made to 117.8p (108.3p), light steers to, 115p (104.8p) and medium to 109p (l05.5p). Light, heifers made to 109.5p (101.7p), medium to 106p (99.7p), heavy to 105.5p (98. Ip), fat cows to 92p (77.4p) and fat bulls to 98p (90p). ■ „ .


steers made to 122.5p (109.2p), medium to 122p (111.5p), heavy averaged 110.5p, light heifers madh to 120p (107.2p), medium to llOp (103.7p) and heavy to 116p (109.7p). Uncertified and previously certified cattle: Young bulls


(73.1p), cutters to 73.8p (71.3p) and fat sows to1 £94 (£69.35).


* - Light shearlings made to 177.5p (156.1p), heavy , aver-: aged . 146p, uncertified . hoggs. made to* £41 (£25.70), uncer- • tified. shearlings to ‘£30.20 • (£28.40) and fat owes to £50.50 ; (£29). Pigs: Porkers made.to 75.2p


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hoggs made to 222p (205.3p), . s tan d a rd • to 228p '(209p), • medium to >221p (205.3p) and overweight averaged 162p.


• In the sheep section, light- . . .


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F r ie s ia n h e ire rs to £660 (£532.50). The in-calf section had 20


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