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Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) News from villages Waddington


in Waddington next week to take villagers into Clitheroe to near the Kibble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee . discuss extension


Arranging lifts Lifts are being laid on


November 18th, starts at 7 p.m. and residents who ■wish to attend but have no transport can contact any parish councillor. Following the tremend­


plans for Waddington Fell Quarry. The m e e t in g , on


the Hospital and impre­ ssed. everyone at the last Trustees’ party by the clarity and humour of her vote of thanks.


Bolton-by-Bowland ay


lav of Chatburn, [Cecil B u t l in , |acher on a holi- Holy Land.


lid his wife, Jiade the trip to visit their son, a lecturer - on > from the Old [Testaments.


lidular fever, so Iw days Canon Ipped in to teach piped by an in-


|hey were there, who works for II Trust, fell ill


go, the better it will de­ monstrate our determina­ tion,” he said.


waiting for the 100-year- old member of Wadding-' ton Methodist Women's Fellowship, Mrs E. Bate­ son, when she attended Thursday’s meeting. A tea party had been


Surprise party There was a surprise


Judy Centre, Tel vicar and his found time to


Id the city.


Iient three days It Carmel and [re visited the |i f Israel and


l.'ted, due to a [workers at the la International


Jeir son again but this time [isiting them.


tins are hoping


[ ’he couple ar- a day later


home was just I packed as the


th e ir three- at Immanuel


the chair and welcomed Mrs M. Neason, of Whal- ley, who spoke about “The challenge of Christ­ ianity.” The pianist was Mrs P. Fisher. Mrs E. Cowperthwiate will speak next Thursday.


arranged and Mrs E. Underwood had made a birthday cake. Mrs Bate­ son thanked everyone for their good wishes. Mrs W. Fisher was in


ranged by Sunday School teachers Mrs H. Howard and Mrs A. Lodge was held in Waddington Methodist Schoolroom on. Tuesday. Despite the weather, there was a good attendance and over £40 was raised for the Sunday School and the church decoration fund.


Bedding A bedding party ar­


[Cocks and It the magnifi- len Gondolas, le always the lo tio n s ; even [cars” had still ■ted.


Ire, I see Con- [Mecca for every


led and open- |i the merry-go- 1‘i-e built; run- and there,


like.


lioment the first fiction engine through the market place


|r s always ar- puple of days opening, but


Helen’s Mothers’ Union, Waddington. Mrs D. Ed­ mondson, hostess for the afternoon, thanked Mrs Sleath and refreshments were served.


in California by Mrs M. Sleath were shown to St


California Slides taken on holiday


with a Jacob’s join. This year the majority decided in favour of a meal out and Mrs G. Hughes agreed to make inquiries. Support was requested


for tne New Year party, which has formerly been held in the Sunday School


corned were Mrs S. Hartshorne .and Miss M. Rushton. Suggestions were made


ous response at the recent public meeting in the vil­ lage, parish council chair­ man Mr Eric Edmondson urges residents to rein­ force their opposition to the plans by packing the public gallery of the coun­ cil chamber. “The more of us who


Whitfield, YFC county or­ g an ise r 'and founder


Bowland YFC enjoyed an amusing talk with slides about early farming and the origins of the Young Farmers’ organisation. It was given by Mr G.


Origins Members of Bolton-by-


member. He was thanked by Rebecca Hunt.


lowed and the club was congratulated on winning the annual variety com­ petition held at Clitheroe Parish Hall.


won by Mrs S. Dugdale, Mrs C. Lilbum, Mrs R. Jackson and Mrs E. At­ kinson. Entertainment was pro­


E. Sanderson. Gents: Mr C. Kipling and Mrs P. Walker. Domino prizes were


and dominoes. Whist rizes went to — Ladies: rs D. Wright and Mrs


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vided by Mr and Mrs H. Dennett, of Nelson, who gave a slide show entitled “A peep at Britain.” Mrs Billows thanked them. . Mr C. F. Pickles, on


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WI’s annual invitation party for senior citizens in the parish was well at­ tended. A cake baked by Mrs J. Metcalfe and iced by Mrs R. Jackson was cut by Mrs E. M. Shut- tleworth. Guests played whist


By invitation Bolton-by-Bowland


A business meeting fol­


she was always called upon to speak on behalf of


the Talking Newspaper and the radio. As the oldest resident


local happenings through Slaidburn


Anthea Hodson (vice president , minute and programme secretary), Mrs Joan Haworth (vice president and special pro­ jects), Miss Isabel Wad­ dington (assistant secret­ a ry ) , Mrs C h r is t in e Blakey (assistant trea­ surer) and Mrs Vivienne Welson (speakers’ hostess and refreshments super­ visor). Committee: Mrs J .


secretary Mrs Marion Parry and treasurer Mrs Barbara Steen, who were also re-elected. Other officers are Mrs


competition for “some­ thing which belonged to great-grandma.” Winners on points were Mrs Steen, Mrs Josie Cowking and Miss Peggie Starkie.


behalf of the guests, thanked the WI. Each :est received a bowl of yacinths.


lows welcomed back former member Mrs N. Hammond at Bolton-by-


Welcomed back President Mrs G. Bil­


New members wel-; *


Cornthwaite, secretaries Miss M. Downer Bottom- ley and Mrs J. Life and t r e a s u r e r Mrs B. Stevenson.


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for the Christmas Fair in December. The money raised will help .pay for the interior decoration of the Sunday School, which it is hoped will be carried out during the Christmas holidays.


Id caiTying, im- fttered if one of turned and


Id, fetch yon


Is , wilta?” and |fl' like greased to do his


It 4 p.m. on In the traction liistled shrilly, [began to play |ieels began to stood and


|th tremendous


| i other round [the undulating Ive had helped 1,11 happen.


lots beat out, ] and cockerels |nd clown, up the gondolas


[irried a couple J.F.


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Waddington Hospital, Mrs Maria Most, who died last week at the age of 98, had lived at the Hospital for the last 27 years of her life. A few weeks ago she went to a nursing home because of failing health.


faithful member of the Parish Church and regu­ larly attended services there and in the Hospital Chapel. During the time she


She had always been a


Personality The oldest resident of


residents are Mrs A. osonnet and Mrs D.


bers are Mrs Beavers, Mrs Cobb, Mrs Moor- house, Mrs Partington and Mrs Smalley. The president said it


Other committee mem­


were fixed for December 16th, 19th and 20th. Mem­ bers agreed that money raised should be divided between the Sue Ryder- Homes and Multiple Sclerosis charity. Mrs Billows was re­ elected president. Vice-


Bowland WI’s annual meeting. Carol singing dates


YFC Mr Richard King- Wilkinson gave members a slide-illustrated talk about his visit to Kenya. Introductions were made by chairman Robe rt Parker and thanks prop­ osed by Judith Pinder, seconded by Neville Har­ rison.


Kenya President of Slaidburn


Rimingfon


potatoes, parkin, toffee and other seasonal fare was served by the ladies.


had been a happy year with good speakers and she was very pleased to have some new young members.


home-made recipe was won by Mrs L. Stinchon. Mrs R. Corless was second and Mrs B. Black- lock, Mrs Stevenson and Mrs E. Funriell joint third. Social half-hour was spent playing “Give us a clue.”


Wiswell


active to the end and she kept up her interest in


lived in one of the Hospi­ tal cottages, the strength of her personality exerted a profound influence for good, not only on the other residents but on everyone she met. Her mind remained


last evening outing of the year when members were joined by those from Mitton WI for a visit to Cosgroves, of Rimington. After a store fashion


Store outing Wiswell WI enjoyed the


The competition for a


Rimington WI who are also keen members of the village table - tennis club came out on top at the LFWI tournament, held at Fulwood, Preston. Mrs Freda Simpson was


awarded the winning tro p h y and Mrs D. Heaton, Mrs A. Matthews and Mrs M. Walmsley reached the final heats.


to be an open one, with a cookery demonstration, and classes in calligraphy are being arranged in the same month. I t was agreed to host one of the heats in a “farm quiz” in the spring. On December 21st the


were welcomed to Rimington WI’s annual meeting by Mrs E. Jack- son, who ex p re s sed thanks for support during her presidential year. February’s meeting is


Iced cake Forty-two members


show they were served with a buffet supper by the management. Thanks for arranging the event were expressed by Wis- well’s president, Mrs H. Cooke, - to Mrs I. D. Hacking.


Chipping


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Theatre Group’s Christ­ mas show were swelled by £12 when Mrs Cath Bullerwell and Mrs Mary Rich served home-made soup, parkin, treacle toffee and baked potatoes at the village bonfire.


Swelled Funds for Chipping


lage hall, Mr J. Rich, con­ vened a meeting of the organisers of Chipping, Village Hall Horticultural Show to elect a formal committee. Mr John Procter, of


Elected •The chairman of the vil­


Longridge Road, is the first chairman and Mr Frank Hoyle is secretary. Dr I. Forrester was wel­ comed as a committee member. As a result of the en­


judging should be divided into three sections'— veg­ etables, dahlias and house plants. The next scheduled


meeting of the committee will be in the spring.


ping, combined education ana entertainment in. a c e le b ra t io n of Guy Fawkes Day. The top class performed


Perform play Brabin’s School, Chip­


the story of the Gunpow­ der Plot with great ex­ uberance under the direc­ tion of te a ch e r Mrs Dugdale. Martin Rich was Guy


thusiasm shown last Sep­ tember, the main topic of debate was whether to make next year’s show a


Fawkes, Ian Robinson King James, Rachel Stott the Lord Chancellor, and Kathleen Brewer Lord Mounteagle. Miihael


two - day event. It was eventually decided to wait until the response to the 1983 show could be evalu­ ated. It was also decided that


Airey played Francis Tresham.


Darren Farraday, Christ­ opher Till, Shirley Butter- worth, Linda Pye and Christine Dickenson. Guards were Stephen Craig, Frank Thornber, Stewart Hoyle, Daniel Pollard, Timothy Slater and David Charnlev and Guy earners Rachel Kel- lett and Tania Feather- stone.


C o n sp ira to rs were


firework code was given by Kate Silcock and Tina Procter and poems were recited by Paula Coupe and Rachel Thornber.


A reminder of the


the rest of the pupils and staff, chairman of the gov­ ernors Mr Jack Berry, Fr Whelan and the Rev. and Mrs G. Woods, who later attended the school bon­ fire, when parkin and t r e a c le to f fe e were served.


The play was seen by


birthday greetings and re­ ports were given by trea­ surer Mrs J. Gorrighan and secretary Mrs J. Wilson.


on the next night is sing­ ing carols round the village. Mrs E. Hartley read


where a large crowd gathered on the Coul- thurst Jubilee Field, to enjoy a bonfire and firework display arranged by the village sports com­ mittee. A Jacob’s join of baked


with a bang at Rimington


Trophy win F o u r members of


Jacob’s join Guy Fawkes night went


continued art of “cattle droving” was given by vil­ lager Mrs Mary Bolton, illustrated by drawn maps showing the reg u la r routes used to take cattle, sh e ep and geese to London. Mrs Bolton judged the


years Mrs Evelyn Slinger was presented with a floral arrangement on her retirement from the job. She will continue as pianist.. A talk on the long dis­


Parker, Mrs A. Swind- lehurst, Mrs B. Walker, Miss M. Watson. Poster-maker for many


Parker thanked Slaidbum WI officers and members at the annual meeting for their help and support during the past year. She was re-elected. • Reports were given by


Great-grandma’s President Mrs Mary


Metcalfe and Mrs B. Spencer; Hot Pot secret­ ary, Mrs D. Eccles; Home and Country secretary, Miss B. Woodcock; Press correspondent, Mrs C. Thistlethwaite; manage­ ment representative, Mrs Jackson. During supper Mrs Pre­


Mrs Buckle, Mrs Oldfield, Mrs A. Seed, Mrs Walker, Mrs Simpson and Miss J. Robinson. Other. responsibilities are: flower circle, Mrs F.


scott cut a birthday cake made by Mrs Robinson and iced with the WI motif by Mrs Christine Downing. Welcomed back into the


sented with a flowering plant. The cup for most points in the monthly competitions was won by Mrs Jackson.


Mitton


drive is to be held tomor­ row night at 7-30 p.m. in the Old School, Mitton, to aid All Hallows Church funds.'


Church funds A whist and domino


were Mrs Dust and Mrs Williamson. A raffle raised £6 which will go to the Whalley Playgroup for refurbishment of the garden area at Whalley Adult Centre. The win­ ners were Mrs C. A. Thompson and Mrs Pearson. Supper of cottage pie


and apple pie was served by members.


Gisburn


competitions at Gisburn WI was won for the 12th year by Mrs Joan Dibb. It was presented at the annual meeting by VCO Mrs Burgess, of Wigan. Second was president Mrs Susan Graveston. The president was re­


Twelve times! The Hindley Trophy for


elected, along with secret­ ary Mrs Jenny Gornall. Vice-presidents are Mrs T. Bell and Mrs A. Frankland and treasurer Mrs J. Gorman. Committee members


WI is holding a carol ser­ vice in the institute and


Hudson, Mrs J. Gorst, Mrs L. McDougal, Mrs J. White and Mrs H. Watson. Mrs Burgess spoke to


are Mrs J. Bracewell, Mrs C. D ra p e r , Mrs N.


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poster for the Christmas F air , judged by Mrs Burgess; was won by Mrs Gornall, Mrs Dibb, Mrs Graveston, Mrs Bracewell and Mrs Draper. A buffet supper was served by the committee. Rimington WI are hold­


British meat evening at Colne on November 30th at 6-45 p.m. A letter is to be sent to Mrs M. Fairc- lough, retiring secretary of the LFWI, with best wishes. Thanks to the presi­


ing an open meeting on February 1st, when there will be a cookery demon­ stration by Norweb to which members - are in­ vited. The Border Group meeting is at Bolton-by- Bowland on April 21st. Members meet for the


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joint, vice-presidents. Mrs Marion Dust will continue as secretary and Mrs Greta Pearson as trea­ surer. Competition winners


was elected president, with Mrs Ohvyn Laycock and Mrs Freda Grime


ture on the history of Denman College was given at the annual meet­ ing of Little Mitton WI by Mrs Margaret Williamson and several members de­ scribed courses they had attended. Mrs Eleanor Friend


Denman courses A slide-illustrated lec­


circulated on the idea of having a doctor’s surgery in the institute weekly. Mrs Prescott was pre­


institute on her return to the village to live was Mrs A. Wood and also her daughter, Mrs Alty. A questionnaire was


surer were re-elected and the new president is Mrs E. Robinson. Vice-presi­ dents are Mrs M. Bren­ nan and Mrs E. Jackson, assistant secretary Mrs I. Seed and assistant trea­ surer Mrs B. Downing. On the Committee are


spoke of “The changing face of the WI,” before leading the election of of­ ficers and committee. Mr N. Lund and Mr A. Stott were tellers. The secretary and trea­


VCO Mrs P re sco t t Bashall Eaves


bers celebrated their 40th . birthday party at the Hodder Bridge Hotel.


Birthday Bashall Eaves WI mem­


ided and welcomed Mr Ron Carter, of Simon- stone, who gave a talk on his work as a blacksmith.


Mrs E. Parker was won by Mrs E. Hind and Mr H. Green and bar snacks were served.


The raffle arranged by


minded about the visit to Si monstone WI and names were taken for the- carol service in Blackburn Cathedral.


Members were r e ­


will be at Browsholme Heights, home of Mr and Mrs H. Storey.


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tion was given to Read Ladies Conservative As­ sociation by Mrs J . Wymer, of Norweb. Mem­ bers were reminded of the Christmas bring-and-buy sale on December 1st. Gifts may be given to committee members.


Cookery A cookery demonstra­


Panthers, has been intro­


Panthers A new p atro l , the


Next month’s meeting Mrs E. Spurgeon pres­


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duced to Read Monday night Scouts. Its leader is Richard Lockyer and as­ sistant Robert Robinson.


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, winners were: Ladies — Mrs A. Taylor, Mrs L. Green.' Gents — Mrs E. Hutchinson, Mr E. Chamley. Mr R. Sager won the special prize and Mrs R. . Hargreaves was MC.


Trump cards At the whist drive in


scorers were Carl Parker (5), Lee Merrington (3), Kieran O’Neill (2). and Andrew Nicholson (2). This Sunday Read play


league leaders Brierfield away. Help is still needed for transport for away matches and for setting up the nets at home Matches.


Duhsop Bridge


Hall Committee held a “Come Dancing” evening on' Saturday, with the Parker Brothers’ Band p lay in g th e music. Prizewinners were the Parker Brothers, Mr J. Dowle, Mrs J. Briggs and Mr J. Metcalf.


Dance night Dunsop Bridge Village


Skipton Boys 12-0 in an away match. Star player was Paul Ingham and goal


Easy victory Read Boys FC beat


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