Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial),. G Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 14th, 1082 waddington


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much pleasure to Wad- d in g ton M e th od ist wards there was a com-


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VILLAGE NEWS


Women’s Fellowship on ' mittee meeting to make Thursday when she spoke arrangements for the about the life of flautist . Christmas party. jTea hos-


chairman, Mrs W. Fisher. Mrs Penny was the tea hostess and Mrs S. Baines


the pianist. Mr W. Mitchell, of the


“Dalesman” wall speak at the meet in g next Thursday. The Overseas Missions


Mitton


tesses.were Mrs Campbell and Mrs Cowell. Next week there will be


a domino, drive at 2-30 p.m.


meeting will be held on Tuesday, when Mrs M. Ackroyd will speak about the experiences of a medi­ cal missionary.


Union, Waddington, Canon C. F. Goodchild conducted a service and Mrs Goodchild welcomed newcomers Mrs Hatton, Mrs Boothman and Mrs Kilpatrick. Miss M. Walker, until


MU welcome At St Helen’s Mothers’


recently Guider-in-charge at Waddow Hall, gave a talk on her life since she gave up teaching 16 years ago to work full-time in the Guide movement. Mrs E. Loxham proposed thanks and Mrs M. Dug- dale served refreshments. Arrangements were


made for transport for the overseas meeting at Skip-


ton on November lltn. Members were asked to


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cember, the proceeds of which are for the decora­ tion of the Sunday School.


've their support to the hristmas Fair in De­


Chatburn


As usual The usual domino


games were enjoyed by ladies at the Ribblesdale


Club, Chatburn. After-


raised for the Poppy Appeal Fund by Chatburn and District Branch of the Royal British Legion at a social evening at the Duke of York, Grindleton. More than 80 people at­


Appeal funds The sum of £80 was


Novelties Mrs S. Graveston, of


Gisburn, showed how to make novelties at a meet­ ing of Little Mitton WI in a talk entitled “Ideas Un­ limited.” Mrs M. William­ son expressed thanks. After supper, served by


Mrs S. Bryant and Mrs M. Meason, Mrs Christine Thompson gave a report on the autumn council meeting. The competition for a


tended the event, and the appeal organiser Mr J. Altham, thanked the donors of prizes and those who gave their support. Supper was provided by lady members. MC was Mr J. Read.


Good attendance The new session of


Anne Iphofen and Mrs Linda Martin. Mrs Mar­ garet Sleath is press sec­


retary. As a result of various


efforts to raise money, the Hospice Fund is to receive £150. Mrs Ellaline Aspin has donated £50, on behalf o f the Playing Fields Committee, to­ wards next year’s senior citizens’ outing organised by the WI. Mrs Marjorie Fraser


harvest arrangement on a dinner plate was won by Mrs O. Lay cock. An invitation was re­


ceived for ten members to attend Wiswell WI’ s birthday party. Items discussed in­


cluded the trip to Knuts- ford, in Cheshire, to visit


Chatburn Methodist Church Women’s Fellow­ ship commenced last week, with Mrs Grant- Townsend presiding. The speaker was the; Rev. T. J. Bradshaw, his subject being “Time.” Pianist was Mrs Ruth Hudson. . There was a good at­


some greenhouses, a day of woodcarving and an In­ ternational Night at King George’s Hall, Blackburn. Nominations were taken for the 1983 committee. The meeting was pres­


ided over by Mrs E. Friend who was taking the place of Mrs E. Simp­ son who is progressing slowly after her illness.


tendance and refresh­ ments were served. At


the next meeting Mr Rich ard T u rn e r , o f Clitheroe, will show slides and speak about “Lep­ rosy.”


Atlantic aid Only a few tickets are


left for the social evening tomorrow to be held in the School Hall, Chat­ burn, at 7-30 p.m. Pro­ ceeds are in aid of the South Atlantic fund.


West Bradford


Re-elected Miss Kathleen Hanson


was re-elected president at the annual meeting of West Bradford WI. Other officers are Mrs


Anne Gregson (secretary), Mrs Barbara Kitchen (tre­ asurer and vice-presi­ dent), Mrs Ellaline Aspin (vice-president). Committee members


are Mrs Christine Beggs, Mrs Lyn Brayne, Mrs


Pople, Mrs England, Mrs


gave an account of her visit with Mrs Anne Greg­ son to the autumn council meeting at Lancaster. The Bebington Cup for the member gaining most points in competitions was presented to Mrs M. Sleath. ■ Tea and biscuits were served by Mrs Jenny Par­ kinson, Mrs Beatrice Hanson and Mrs Evelyn Peatfield.


ford Methodist Chapel Ladies’ Bright Hour were given an uplifting talk on the value of prayer by Mrs C. Maliaby, of Great Harwood. Prayers were read by


Uplifting Members of West Brad­


Gorst; Rebecca Lancaster; intermediate — Heather Lurid, Helen Falsha, Joan


Frankland.. The boys went to Whal-


ley’s abattoirs to judge lamb and beef carcases. Results were: junior —


Robert Falshaw, David Graveston, David Bolland; intermediate — Andrew S i lv e rw o o d , Mark Hanson, James Pate; senior — John Thistleth- waite, Ian Coates, James


Taylor. Elected at the annual


- Roger Thistlethwaite (mi­ nutes sec), Andrew Sil- • verwood (Press sec), James Taylor (treasurer), William Robinson (assis­ tant), Robert Falshaw (registrar), Sarah Gorst


meeting held at West Marton Institute were: Mr George Bargh (presi­ dent), Mr F. Wall and Mrs J. Falshaw (leaders), Helen Falshaw (chair­ man), Mark Hanson (vice- chairman), Heather Lund (secretary), Helen Ash­ worth (programme sec), Sarah Wilson (assistant),


(sick visitor). District representatives


are Mrs Falshaw, Mr Wall, Helen Falshaw and


Mrs Susan Clark and Nancy Frankland played the piano for the hymns.


Gisburn


Mystery Gisburn YFC met at


the home o f Mrs A. Hudson for a mystery competition evening. The girls were asked to do a still life drawing, for which the judge was Mrs Pate. She was thanked by


Heather Dewhurst. Results were: junior —


Helen Ashworth, Sarah


Heather Lund. County representatives' are W. Coates and M. Hanson. Helen Falshaw presided


Ashton won the special prize of a hand towel. At the meeting on November 3rd, there will be a cook- ery demonstration.


All the aces At the whist drive in


Read Constitutional Club,


winners were: Ladies — Mrs E. Chamley, Mrs A. Slater (cons). Gents — Miss A. Wilkinson, Mr I .


A. Taylor (cons). Mrs A. Wilshaw won the special


prize and Mrs R. Hai- greaves was MC.


W h a l le y


Responsibilities Speaker at Whalley


M e th od is t Church Women’s Fellowship was member Mrs M. Neason, recently appointed presi­ dent of the Fellowship for Lancashire.


talk on responsibilities to the Christian family and was presented with a cheque on behalf of her work as secretary during the past five years. Thanks were expressed


She gave an inspiring . .


WI whist and domino drive whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs A. Snaithe Miss M. Brennand, Mrs E. Middleton. Gents — Mr A. Cockall, Mr R.


Spots and tricks At. Bolton-by-Bowland


Rowe, Mr C. Johnson. Dominoes: Mr H. Carr Mr H. Pickard, Mr F\


Giles, Mr A. Wentworth Mr G. Sagar, Mr a ! Holmes. Children’s prizes Carol


G ra ves ton, Rosalind Cross, Philip Pope. Raffle: Mr A. Cockall,


Mrs D. Moorhouse, Mr G. Billows. Mr W. Crossley and Mr J. Singleton were MCs.


Decorating boxes At the monthly meeting


of Bolton-by-Bowland WI Mrs M. A. Bosonnet read a report from Mrs Billows on the" autumn council meeting in Lancaster. A talk and demonstration on decorated boxes was given by Pendleton WI president Mrs E. Owen. She was thanked by Mrs H. Pickard. The competition for “a


by Mrs Pam Vickers, who was in the chair. Pianist was Mrs E. Kenyon.


at the business meeting which followed.


Linked At Gisburn WI’s meet­


ing in the Festival Hall, members heard that Gis- bum is now linked with Sawley for sending dele­ gates to the annual meet­ ing in London. The Christmas fair was


'attend the Waddington Drama Group production


discussed and it was de­ cided that part proceeds would go towards the purchase of a piece of fur­ niture for the day room at Clitheroe Hospital. It was decided to


6f “A nightingale sang” on November 18th. \President Mrs S.


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Graveston introduced Mr A! Hartley who showed slices on “Some Northern zardens”. He was thanked by Mrs E. Asquith. The competition . for a


small autumn leaf ar­ rangement was won by Mrs S. Graveston, Mrs R. Lancaster, Mrs J. Dibb, Mrs E. Asquith, Mrs T. Bell. \ The \ annual meeting is


on November 4th, when a waste paper collection will


be taken. \


Organiser talks Members of Gisburn


YFC enjoyed listening to Mr Alcock, the county or­ ganiser of the Yorkshire Federation of YFCs, who gave an I interesting talk about thelmovement.


A vote: of thanks was given by Mark Harrison.


Read


Successful The A&M o f Read


Scout and Guides Parents’ Committee 1 was . attended by over 30(people. Trea­ su re r Mrs Joan Greenhalgh said that more than! £2,000 had been raised (to cover the expenses ofl the groups during the (year and a further, £860 Kvas allowed to buy tents and other equipment. ( Chairman) Mr John


Chambers referred to the success of m'ajor fund­ raising project^ — waste paper collections, dances and discos —\ and ap­ pealed to parents for more volunteers (to assist. Special thanks were


given to those who loaned transport for the waste paper collections and Keith Law gave' a film show.


\


Tapestry \ A good attendance at


Read branch o f the Ladies’ Conservative As­ sociation was welcomed by Mrs C. Caladine. \ Mrs N. Clough, a need­


extra meeting when the speaker was Miss Howie, of Rothbury, Northum­ berland, a member of the NFWI Executive Com­ mittee. She was introduced by


Extra meeting Whalley WI had an


president Mrs G. Slater, who welcomed visitors in­ cluding Miss Stott and Miss K. Hanson, area con­


vener. The talk entitled “Five


telephone calls,” told how these opened up avenues of which she had never dreamed, culminating in the one telling her she had been elected to the


executive. A programme of inter­


national songs followed, given by Miss E. Post- feth waite and her singers, who were thanked by Mrs Slater. Light refresh­ ments were served.


All the aces Winners at the Abbey


senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were: Whist, Ladies — Miss Hudson, Mrs Stanley. Gents — Mrs Parker, Mrs Holgate.


Hurst Green


Jubilee year Hurst Green St John’s


Mothers’ Union will be over 50 years old in 1983 and members are busy thinking of ways to mark the occasion.


for old photos or docu­ ments which might shed some light on its early years and anyone who is able to help should con­ tact a branch member. Songs of praise on Advent Sunday will launch the jubilee year and a flower festival is planned in the spring.


The branch is looking


branch meetings were Miss M. B. Greenall, of Dutton, who spoke on un­ usual sayings and Mr E. Jones, Minister of Knowle Green Congregational


Speakers at recent


Church, who spoke about his life since becoming a Christian. Mrs J. Piercy and Mrs M. Bailey expre­ ssed thanks.


afternoon tea with stalls was held recently at the home of Mrs G. Penning­ ton. The sum of £175 was raised for the golden jubilee flower fund.


A coffee morning and


Mrs J. Hoyle and Mrs P. Finch were hostesses.


Trumps At Hurst Green Over


lework teacher at Burnley College, displayed exam­ ples of her work, Mrs Clough, explaining the uses of various kinds \ of wool in tapestries. Mrs p.


60s Club whist and domino drive, whist win­ ners were: Gents — Mr W. Bailey, Mr J. Kay. Ladies — Mrs M. Brown, Mrs C. Haworth.


Greenhalgh, Mr R. Collin- son, Mr J. Mear, Mr T. Seed. Raffle: Mrs M. Hunt.


D om in o e s: Mr W. Sabden


Nutter, Mrs A. Howarth. Gents — Mrs I. Hill, Mrs


: M. Procter and Mr E. \ Flannagan (joint). Raffle: \ Mrs E. Flannagan.


Lunch proceeds


\ Sabden rose queen Alison Parfitt raised at least £100 from a plough­ man’s lunch attended by 70\people at her home in Padiham Road. The pro­ ceeds will go to St Nicholas’s Church funds.


Leader sought Sabden Guides are look­


ing for a new leader, be­ cause 'their present Cap­ tain, \ Mrs Barbara Whiteside, is leaving the area. \


The A


company is about


two years old and meets on Thursdays in Sabden County Primary School. Anyone interested in taking over should contact Mrs W h ite s id e Padiham 75602.


Lovely talk St N ich o la s ’ s MU


annual meeting at Sabden was attended by about 30 members. Discussions were held about the Whalley Deanery Festival at Low Moor and arrange­ ments made for annual dinner dance. Speaker next month


will be Mrs Christel McWilliam, a trained mas­ seuse and wife of Sab- den’s vicar, who will speak on “Growing lovely, growing old.”


box” was won by Mrs E. S a n d e r s on , Mrs D. Cornthwaite, Mrs C. P. Pickles. Tea hostesses were Mrs Strinchon, Mrs ■ Smalley, Mrs Pickles and Mrs Howard. On October 19th mem­


bers will be the guests of Pendleton WI and on


November 6th the annual invitation party will take place. A Christmas shop­ ping trip to Leeds has b een arranged for November 18th.


Drama Group held a meeting in the Coach and Horses Hotel, Bolton-by- Bowland, to discuss future productions. It was decided to produce a mus­ ical next March to be fol­ lowed by a play in April. There will be a play read­ ing meeting in the Coach and Horses Hotel on November 2nd at 8 p.m. Anyone interested is wel­ come to attend.


Musical plan Bolton-by-Bowland


Slaidburn


Turnip winners Slaidburn WI met in


the village hall with mem­ bers of Clayton-le-Dale WI as guests. Mrs M. Parker presided and a report on the autumn council meeting at Lan­ caster was given by M


rs


Margaret Harrison. A talk on regional cookery iras


scribing dishes for which recipes could be obtained afterwards. Thanks were expressed by Mrs B. Steen. Supper was followed by


g


iven by Miss Peggy iowey, of the NFWI, de­


Over the years


better the Honda ’ Only one has ev We did it by df


made it slightly bid inside and even r longer wheelbase also makes handlil


We increased f


restyled the body] ■improved economj


We made the


steel in the body brakes, integratec wrap-around rear


We reduced tha


■new Accord throw effective rustproof


’improvements we literally hundreds


Of course, thil


an identity competition, arranged by Mrs A. Hodson. The competition for a turnip lantern,


judged by Miss Howey, was won by Mrs Hodson, Mrs E. Lawson and Mrs Steen. Thanks to the hosts were expressed by Mrs Ormerod.


Group met in the Method­ ist Sunday School on Monday evening to hear a talk about the Methodist Homes for the Aged, given by Mrs Freda Gordon, of Clitheroe, who was accompanied by her husband. She was intro­ duced and thanked by Miss P. Starkie. A collection of £6 was


Homes for aged The Slaidburn Over 60s


given to Mrs Gordon to­ wards the fund for the homes.


YFC experiences Members of Slaidburn


YFC met in the village hall on Monday evening together with club leaders and advisory members. Chairman Robert Parker presided and after a short business meeting he intro- duced Mrs Barbara Haworth, of Bury, who spoke about her experi­ ences in the YFC. She was thanked by Joan Robinson.


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