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tomers that he had d makes of bicycle lat “no gas-pipe vere kept.” Brands i included Wal- Beau Ideals, Pre-


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J-er ones from 7>/2d. Id. A 22-carat gold I g ring could be ■ lor 10s. 6d. ■serge suits in black ] were being sold at and trousers at as were garments


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Jlheir parents ling- |i the fringe of the 1 others gazed from |n t doorways or over the curtains I windows.


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joined parents and friends in an Ascension Day ser­


Scholars’ service . Tosside school children


vice at St Bartholomew’s Church, taken by priest- m-charge the Rev. Greg Hoy land, of Long Pre­ ston. Organist was Mrs Frances Powl.


by Robert Powl and the children sang a hymn of praise, accompanied by David Leverton and Carol Wilson on recorders.


A collection was taken


Tosside Institute raised £78 for equipment in the c h i ld r e n ’s ward at Airedale Hospital. Music was by the Lyne Valley Scottish Country Dance Band. Competition win­ ners were Mrs R. Palmes- ty, Mrs P. Woods, Mrs A. Hodkinson, Mr C. Sutclif­ fe and Mr R. Taylforth.


money- for the leukemia department of Christie Hospital, Manchester, was held at the weekend, an old time dance being organised by Mr Edgar Metcalfe on Friday, with dancing to Harry Cock-


Joint effort A joint effort to raise


Fund raiser An old time dance in


Diane Robinson, Mrs McLeod, Mrs Farey, Pete Wilson, Mrs Craddock, Mrs Preuss, Mrs Vera •Newhouse, Mrs Tilbury and Mrs Smith.


Rimington


.Club’s annual prizegiving and disco at the Black Bull, Rimington, on Friday a buffet supper was enjoyed. Trophies were awarded


Soccer prizes At Rimington Football


sale organised by Mrs Til­ bury and friends com­ pleted the effort. The raffle of a continental quilt cover, won by Mr Lund, raised £28.30 and the grand to ta l was £171.52. Other winners were


erill’s music. On Saturday a jumble


Slaidburn


was spent by Slaidburn YFC at .Church Style Farm, Slaidburn, on- Monday, by invitation of Mr and Mrs H. T. Breaks. Stock judging was held


Congratulations An enjoyable evening


as follows: 1st team, goal, of the year — Philip Heaton; player of the year — Barry Jones. 2nd team, player of the year — Paul Whittaker; most improved player of the year — David Binns. The second team play­


Mr D. Buckle, Mrs H. Boden arid Mr P. Graham.


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ers presented tankards to their managers, Mr G. Braithwaite and Mr L. Whittaker. Raffle winners were:


(tie), Nicholas Pinder, Jason Newhouse. The girls had a talk from Mr J. R. T. Holt about Par- rock Head Guest House; illustrated by slides, and then made posters featur­ ing a guest house sign. Highest points went to — Juniors: Kathryn Pinder, Jill P ark er . Seniors: E l iz ab e th Robinson, Pamela Breaks and Sheila Harrison (tie), Kathleen Taylor, Claire Townson. • Supper was served and


with Mr J. 'Falshaw, of Gisburn, as master judge. Highest points — Seniors: Chris' Briggs, - Neville Harrison, Robert Parker, Michael Close. Juniors: Russell Pinder, Matthew Bamford and Brian Pinder


g r a tu la te d on th e i r achievements in the Reg­ ional Rally at Downham on Saturday. Slaidburn gained 16 first merit cards and the girls won. the Bowland Region Trophy. The club was joint first with Clitheroe for carcase judging at Sawley earlier in the week.


chairman Claire Townson expressed thanks. Members were con­


Mrs J. Fenby, Mrs Ted- stone, Mrs S. Singleton, Mrs M. Beattie, Mrs S. Walker. Other winners were David Beattie, Mrs D. Barber, Elizabeth Schofield, Mrs H. Beattie and Jane McNamee. Over £80 was raised for play­ group funds.


Sabden


the Rt Rev. Geoffrey Burke, had a mini-walkab­ out in Sabden and was thrilled with people’s; friendliness. At St Mary’s School, he


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spoke to children from there, from St Augus­ tine’s School, Billington, and to six adults all 'of whom he will be confirm­ ing in Sabden next month. Headmaster Mr Thomas


playgroup held a coffee evening at “The Old School,” Newton home of Mr and Mrs D. Fenby. Stalls selling cakes, books and children’s clothes did a brisk trade. Raffle winners were:


Brisk trade Slaidburn and district


Ladies — Mrs C. Sefton, Mrs i A. Haworth, Mrs Swift. Gents — Mr H. Parker, Mr F. .Cottam. Raffle — Mrs M. Wade. Second weekly meeting:


Waddington


Dominoes —; Miss E. Pre­ scott, Mrs M. Wade. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Clarkson, Mrs Denny (joint first). Gents — Mr F. Cottam, Mrs M. Proc­ ter. Raffle — Mrs Bass.


Well attended The two Ascension Day


•well attended by people of all ages, said parish priest


services at St Mary’s RC Church, Sabden, were


Fr Leon Morns who was very pleased with congre­ gation numbers.


Sabden churches — Bap­ tist, Church of England and Methodist — worship- ed at a joint Ascension


Joint service Members of th re e


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the Rev. T. Gorridge, the dynamic chaplain and lec­ tu re r at Tamil Nadu Theological College, Madurai, South India. Mr Gorridge, on holiday


jority of Madurai. Apart from teaching he spends much time working in the jail and with lepers and beggars. He came to preach at the invitation of Sabden . vicar, the Rev. Denis. McWilliam, his .col­ league from public school teaching days. The joint service in­


volved the three church ministers, the Rev. A. D.


B am fo rd , from the Methodist Church and Mr McWilliam.


Briddock from the Baptist Church, Rev. Roland


10 a.m. to midday in sup­ port of Sabden Football Club, is being held on Saturday at 6 Thorn Street. Anyone interested in helping should contact . Mrs Balmbra at that ad­ dress, or Mrs Whalley, at 8 Bury Row.


Coffee A coffee morning from


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MU, Hurst Green, at- terided the Deanery Festi­ val at Kirkby Malham on Ascension Day. Holy Communion was


Bridal outfit Members of St John’s


celebrated by the Vicar of St Michael’s and the sermon was given by Mrs Ashley, wife of the Bishop ofTranskei, Africa. During the service she


Prendergast presented the Bishop with a special bottle of wine on behalf of governors, s ta f f and pupils. The Bishop then drove


to see four sick of the parish before returning to the church, concluding his two-hour visit by inspect­ ing pro g re s s on the church hall and meeting many people involved in the project.


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received a banner as a gift from the Bradford Diocese to the link diocese in South Africa. In the schoolroom after­


wards, Mrs Ashley spoke of her life and work and showed a beautiful exam­ ple of a local bridal outfit, which will be kept at Mary Shepherd House, London, the MU head­ quarters.


Pendleton


WI were guided in the dicussion of AGM resolu­ tions by VCO Mr Joan Bright and the link dele­ gate from Barley was in­ structed on voting. A questionnaire on ag­


Questionnaire Members of Pendleton


with his family, graphical­ ly described life among the poverty-stricken ma­


• ay s e rv ic e a t St- Nicholas’s' Church, at which the preacher was


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five years ago — airii to ensure that the high qual­ ity of the building is main­ tained; They have recent­ ly paid for the resurfacing of the churchyard paths and the renovation of the church clock. ■ Membership is open to anyone interested in the preservation and improve­ ment of the church, whether resident in the parish or not. They are kept in touch through a regular newsletter. The brochure includes


. Chatburn, held a success­ ful ploughman’s lunch on Saturday, About 40 members and


DESPITE clashing with the • Cup Final, members of Christ Church MU,


friends called in to join the Vicar, Canon Cecil


p h o to g ra p h s of the stained glass windows de­ picting the patron saint and the Saxon chieftain Wadda, from Whom the village derives its name.


held a coffee day at their home, Church Close, Waddington, on Wednes­ day. A steady stream of visitors raised £130 for the Methodist Sunday. School restoration fund.


Cash for fund Mr and Mrs R. Fisher


' ford CE Primary School a t ten d e d S t . Helen’s Church,for an Ascension Day service. A chorus reading from St Luke’s Gospel was given by Joanne Waddington, Re­ becca Wood, J an ic e Hindle, Anna Broughton and Gail Margison. Julie Lodge read the second lesson. Canon C. F. Goodchild


dington and West Brad-


Day’s meaning The children of Wad­


soup, French bread and


Butlin, and bis wife Muriel at their home for


party enjoyed a mystery trip to the “Last Drop. Inn,” Bolton, where a museum houses old clocks, Mrs R. Leach thanked Mrs Capstick for organising the trip. The bring and buy stall


Walmsley, - Mrs E. Scott and Mrs E. Chard.


Sawley


gave a brief address on the meaning of Ascension Day. Adam Spencer, James Smith, Jonathan Cunliffe and Andrew Gregson were sidesmen. '


work is done by volun­ teers, funds are needed' from time to time to re­ place plants. Committee members will be in the gardens on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. to receive gifts.


the committee responsible for the upkeep of Wad- dington’s Coronation Gar­ dens is being made this weekend. Although most of the


Plants fund The annual appeal by


Newton


Dixon, of College Cot- ' tages, and Mr Michael McFall, of The Heaning, were welcomed. Coun. McFall will be


has been re-elected chair­ man of Newton Parish Council and Coun.. Lionel Lewis is vice-chairman. New councillors Brian


Welcomed Coun. Martin Beattie


the representative on the Ribble Valley Liaison Committee and Goun. Dixon on Newton . Village Hall Mangagement Com­ mittee. .


Transport arrangements were made for th e diamond jubilee party at the Newdrop Inn on June 8th. ■


read from Mrs C. Lister, Mrs M. Ross and the Vil­ lage Hall Committee for donations towards the roof repairs. Hostesses were Mrs M. Baldwin, Mrs A. Donaghy and Mi’s Ross. The stall raised £6.50 and the com­ petition for the earliest WI photo was- won by Mrs A. Swales.


Letters of thanks were I


Read CE School, Straits Lane,- on Wednesday in aid of Hospice Appeal. Dr Siegleman gave a very in­ teresting talk on the work done by the Hospice, and a film show given by Mr Dewhurst accompanied the talk. •


Hospice talk A meeting was held at


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Weekend camp The arinuaF camp at


Bowley was held last weekend. Nine families from' Read attended, and the V e n tu re Scouts helped to organise some of the activities. . The theme for the camp


riculture and local matters was answered and Mrs M. • Ireland thanked Mrs Bright. Mrs E. Owen presided.


ham for Christian Aid raised £30.


• mal talk on the Hospice Appeal and was thanked by Mrs R. Leach. Birth­ day greetings were ex­ tended to Mrs Faraday, Mrs Clayton, Mrs Tingle, Mrs Todd, Mrs Clark and .Mrs Leach.


Capstick welcomed two delegates from Rimington to the resolutions meeting of, Downham WI. Mr R. Dewhurst gave an infor-


Mystery trip The president Mrs G.


Chatburn . was attended by 29 members and a


The group meeting at . Read


shooting and there . was also a raft-building com­ petition which the chil­ dren enjoyed immensely, Highlight of the camp was “the raid” when the chil­ dren attacked the service team with flour-bombs . and water.


Philip Youles, Chris Leech, Neil Harrison and


Leaders-j t Scout Patrol Leaders,


Derek Attride completed th e ir Patrol .Leaders course at Bowley last weekend and they all at­ tained Patrol Leaders badges. ' .


.


; very enjoyable. • Activities included rifle


this year was “King. Arthur- and ‘ the Round Table,” which proved


Scout meeting, proficiency badges were awarded, to - the following:. [Third stage


Badge awards At Friday’s Calder Cub


swimmers badge to Mark Leech; photographers badge to Neil Roberts, Ian Roberts and Martin H'aworth and Martin Haworth also attained his scientist badge. Grant Hinks and Ray Khawaja both achieved the book readers badge. Melvyn Ward was awarded his 1st year service star and also his bronze arrow award.


[Club on Monday night the winners were: Ladies — Mrs S. J. Coward, Mrs A. Taylor (cons). Gents — .Mr R. Sager, Mrs M. Wil­ kinson (cons). Mrs ,E.


in Read Constitutional


All the aces At the whist drive held


Collection. A collection in Down­


had a lively discussion of resultions for the AGM, led by Mrs Greenwood, of Grindleton, the link insti­ tute.


Memsahib’s life Members of Sawley WI


entertaining account of a Memsahib’s life in India. She was thanked by Mrs Walker. NFWI member­ ship survey question­ naires were- distributed, arrangements were made for a coffee evening and Mrs Speak offered to lead an evening walk. The competition for a


Mrs Birtwistle gave an


wildlife ornament was won by Mrs Thornber, Mrs Pye and Mrs Webb. A chicken and chips supper was served.


Gisburn


sang three anthems and the Gisburn choir sang “Lead me Lord" and “Go ye into all the world”. Jacqueline Sayle was the soloist. Less°ns were read by Mr Green and Canon Selby. Organists were Miss M. Lord and Mrs H. Toome. Afterwards re­ freshments were served in the Festival Hall.


burn Parish Church com­ menced with Holy Com­ munion and in the evening the choirs of Gisburn and St Aidan’s Church, Hel- lifield, sang Evensong. Canon S. A. Selby wel­ comed the Vicar of Hel- lif ie ld , the Rev. G. Walker. The Hellifield choir


Combined Ascension Day at Gis­


half-hour was provided by Mrs E. Parker showing her slides of her trip to America. Hostesses were Mrs M.


will start again in June, when Mrs F. Smithies, county chairman, will be the speaker. After supper a social


b iscu its , cheese and pickles. Mrs M. Walker and Mrs


Members are now pre­ paring for the Overseas:


C. Whittaker were in charge in the kitchen and Mrs B. Quayle ran a bring-and-buy stall., More'.than £60 was


raised, which will be added to the proceeds of the MU stall at the Christmas sale of work.


Whalley


Hagerty and Mrs E. Holt and raffle winners Miss A. White and Mrs D. Cot- terill.


ACM in London were dis­ cussed and delegate Mrs C. . Horsfall advised on voting. A letter of thanks for flowers was read from Mrs M. Naylor. As it was members’ night, Mrs A. Taylor told of a holiday in California and Mrs J. Lee showed slides of places she had lived in Australia. They were thanked by Mrs Slater. Hostesses were Mrs F.


bers stood in silence in memory of Mrs V. Shear­ man, a past president and long-serving committee member. President Mrs G. Slater welcomed a new member Mrs Jean Bishop, of The Sands. Resolutions for the


Members’ night At Whalley WI, mem­


Missionary garden party at Whalley Abbey on June 15th, when they. will be responsible for the soft drinks stall. Pictured at the plough­


man’s lunch are some .of the helpers with Mr Butlin and his wife (seated on the far left).


Showroom opening times:


and programmes will be delivered shortly and will also be available from Roger Cottam, 13 East- field Drive.


Whitewell


Thorneyholme Hotel, Dunsop Bridge, by per­ mission of Mr and Mrs Smith, raised £155 for Whitewell Church funds. Beautiful weather enabled a bowling match to be held on the lawn.


Bowls A' coffee . evening at


SALESBURY, an area not well known to Clitheroe Naturalists, was the starting point for a circular walk on Saturday. . Field paths led to


Nature puts on a good show


Abbey senior citizen’s drive at Whalley were — Ladies: Mrs H. Turner, Mrs Holgate. Gents: Mrs Grady, Mrs Metcalfe, Mrs Howarth. Dominoes: Miss W o ls ten h o lm e , Miss Eatough.


Abbey drive Whist winners at the


sented by the Bishop of Lancaster, the Rt Rev. Dennis Page, went to* Susan Crabtree (13), of Whittam Crescent; Anita Saunders (12), of Calder Aven u e , B i llin g to n ; Emma Taylor (14), of Mitton Road; Helen Townson (14), of Limefield Avenue, and 13- year-old twins Clare and- Jane Wadsworth, of The Grove. The boys’ awards, also


of Whalley Parish Church choir were rewarded for their services at a cere­ mony- a t B lack b u rn Cathedral for choir mem­ bers from all over the diocese. The girls’ awards, pre­


Rewarded Eight young members


Downham . Flowers and weeds Gisburn YFC met at


identified weeds, leaves, g ra s s e s and flowers brought by judge. Mrs Kelly. Winners were: Girls, junior — Helen Lund, Helen Ashworth, Linda Hanson. Intermedi­ ate — Joan Frankland, Helen Falshaw.' Boys, junior — Robert


Ghyll Farm, Barnold- swick, home of Mr and Mrs A. Hanson. Both the boys and girls


gjven for four years’ ser­ vice in the choir, were presented by the Provost of Blackburn, the Very Rev. Lawrence Jackson, and went to Whalley choristers Alun Day (14), of Wiswell Lane, and Richard Townson (13), H e le n ’s b ro th e r , of Limefield Avenue. The boys were in fact


at the Cathedral through­ out the day of the cere­ mony, preparing to sing at Evensong.


YFC success Members" of Bolton-by-


Falshaw and Andrew Bol­ lard, David Gravestone. Intermediate — Mark Hanson and Philip Stirk, j John Robinson. Senior — Ian Coates, James’Taylor, John Thistlethwaite. Thanks were given by John Robinson.


cessful in a regional rally held at Downham on Saturday: ■ They came second in the events, which in­ cluded stock judging, flower arranging, cook­ ery, handicraf ts and novelty competitions. On Monday, members


Bolton-by-Bowland Bowland YFC were suc­


travelled to Manor House, Rylstone, to look round Mr J. Caygill’s farm. He gave an interesting


tour of the farm showing improvements he has made to his hill land and looking'at breeding ewes' and milking herd. Afterwards, the Caygill


family provided supper and were thanked by Val­ erie Pickard.


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;Hutchinson won the spe­ cial prize and Mrs R. Har­ greaves was MC. ,


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be in leaf before the ash so, according to the rhyme, “only a splash” of rain is due. A fine display of rhododendrons, lilac and other spring blossom was seen, en route to Copster Green, where tea was enjoyed in a cottage garden. Mrs F. Blades thanked


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