1 (Classified) Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 28th, 1982 7


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the theme of an interest­ ing and enjoyable talk given to members of Bolton-by-Bowland YFC by Dr P. Miller, of Earby. A vote of thanks was


Doc’s tales The life of a doctor was


Jackson and treasurer Mr E. Sedgwick. An invitation to Burn­


ley Horticultural Society members to join Riming­ ton for a gardening quiz has been extended for the n e x t m e e t in g on November 16th.


given by Richard Steven­ son and a business meet­ ing followed the talk.


Rimington


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The committee was re­ Mitton


Institute members are looking forward to hear­ ing themselves in the Spadework programme on local radio on November 5th (3-30 p.m.) They put some burning


Wl on radio Little Mitton Women’s


Whalley


OAP advice Whalley and District


Age Concern has set up an advisory committee to help pensioners with problems. The move came at the


These were presented with a long-stemmed pink rose and Mrs Bennett re­ ce ived a b a s k e t of flowers. C h a irm an Mrs S.


group’s annual meeting when chairman Miss Pauline Wilkinson stated that many older people do not make full use of the benefits open to them. The new service will


cover Whalley, Langho, Billington, Barrow and Wiswell. Anybody wishing to


questions to a panel of experts headed by broad-, caster and writer Fred Downham. His colleagues were Peter Wiseman of the Lancashire County College of- Horticulture and Norman Glossop, gar­ dens superintendent at Brockhall Hospital. Questions covered a


wide range. After the recording


there was an open forum. The institute members


served the panel and the audience, with home-made scones and cakes, plus the essential “cuppa”. There will oe a second


10th (6-30 p.m.).


contact the advisory com­ mittee should phone Mrs Dorothy Hampson (Whal­ ley 2659).


ley CE School, went off into a world of their own when the Northern Chil­ dren’s Theatre Company entertained them with a fairyta le called “The Dream Man.” And two children got in


Fairytale The 200 pupils of Whal­


on the act, eight-year-old Lisa Gillibrand took the part of a dancing partner, while Ian Seed (10) played a king.


opportunity to hear the broadcast on November


ley Methodist Women’s Fellowship Mrs M. Brigg presided and the pianist was Mrs M. Whitehead. The Rev. T. Bradshaw gave a most inspiring and heartsearching address on the world of God, giving everyone a lot of food for thought. The members were


Food for thought At a meeting of Whal­


Waddington


Bames provided a birth­ day cake and champagne and Mr Leonard Pearcey entertained in a light­ hearted manner with anecdotes and songs with guitar accompaniment. Miss E. Coleman gave a vote of thanks.


All the aces At the whist drive in


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, winners were: Ladies — Mrs A. Cunlif- fe, Mrs J. Coward (cons). Gents — Mrs E. P. Larkin, Mr R. Goodway (cons). Mrs E. Brownhill won the special prize and Mrs R. Hargreaves was MC.


Downham


nham WI, president Mrs G. Capstick welcombed


Officers elected At the AGM of Dow­


VCO Mrs N. Broderick who spoke on “The WI in the Community”. She was thanked by Mrs Speak. B irthday g ree tin g s


were extended to Mrs A. Binns, Mrs V. Eccles, Mrs D. Seed and Mrs R. Smalley and letters were read from county and from the Ribble Valley Mayor thanking the WI for a donation of £125 raise'd at a coffee evening. Miss M. Barton is to


thanked for their efforts for the recent jumble sale which raised £126, also for the afternoon tea which realised £43. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Benediction.


Naylor, vice-president took the chair. Miss E. M. Postlethwaite stepped in at short notice to enter­ tain members with vari­ ous quiz games. She was thanked by Mrs B. Slater. Hostesses were Mrs P. Vickers and Miss A. White. The Christmas dinner


party has been arranged for January 6th.


senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were — Whist: Ladies: Mrs F. Jolly, Mrs E. Holgate. Gents: Mr S. Stanley, Mrs R. San­ derson. Dominoes: Miss M. ■ Eatough, Mrs A. Sutton.


Right cards Winners at the Abbey


West Bradford Methodist Ladies’ Bright Hour, Mrs Greta Moir, of Grindleton, led the prayers and read the story of the Good S am a r i ta n from th e Gospel of St Luke. Her talk “Love thy Neigh- bom-” was the text from


West Bradford Neighbourly love Guest speaker at the


vised date of the MU Christmas visit. Tea and biscuits were served by the committee.


Read


nents were Brierfield Celtic. The Read team got off


Boys draw Read Boys FC’s oppo­


to a nervous start and were two goals down after only eight minutes. Read’s defence worked very hard and strikers Paul Beverley and Carl Parker began to cause the visitors a few problems. Carl Parker and Dixon


Clark announced that De­ cember 8th was the re­


Mrs Nancy Frankland. L e ad e r Mrs Susan


Short notice At Whalley WI Mrs M. •


Overseas ~ Missions meet­ ing held at Waddington was presided over by Mrs M. Jones, of Clitheroe. She welcomed Dr M.


Missions The annual Methodist


Ackroyd, of Whalley, who spoke about her 16 years spent in Africa as a medi­ cal missionary. Refreshments were ,


served by the ladies and there was a bring-and-buy stall. Mrs W. Fisher thanked everyone for their support and £96 was raised.


ject of an illustrated talk given to Waddington Methodist Women’s Fel­ lowship by the editor of “The Dalesman,” Mr W. R. Mitchell. Mrs P. Vickers was in


shire Dales” was the sub­


Dalesman “A year in the York­


ween th e ' Ribble Valley Mayor’s Cancer Fund and the WI County Federa­ tion at Preston.


ing a coffee evening to­ night, in aid of Guide funds, at 109 Clitheroe Road, Sabden, the home of Guide Captain Mrs Barbara Whiteside.


Guiding aid Sabden Guides are hold­


Club AGM Miss E. Hayes was re-elected to the com- - mittee together with Mr E. Wilson, Mr F. C. Cottam, Mr W. Brown, Mr H. Parker, Mrs A. Howarth, Mrs . C. Sefton and Mrs E. Flannagan. Other club officials were returned unopposed. Final arrangements


Subs rise At Sabden Over 60s


November 4th will be Mrs M. Neason, of Whalley.


the chair, tea hostess was Miss W. Rushton and p ia n is t was Mrs S. Baines. The sp e a k e r on


ford Diocesan Mothers’ Union held at Skipton Parish Church was at­ tended by members from Waddington, West Brad­ ford and Hurst Green. Retiring president Mrs


Hostess appeal A meeting of the Brad­


write to Mr David Wad- din’


the secretary, treasurer and members for their help during her first year of office. Mrs M. Taylor read the minutes of the last AGM and treasurer Mrs N. Wright gave the financial report. Officers elected were:


solutions passed at the autumn council meeting on the publishing of wills without consent and the closure of telephone kiosks in rural areas. Mrs Capstick thanked


gton MP regarding re­


Maisie Hibbert was pre­ sented with a gold brooch bearing the MU mono­ gram, by Mrs Sheila Sheppard. Mrs Jane Par­ kinson was elected presi­ dent. .An appeal was made for


hostesses, under the “Away from it all” scheme who would be willing to give holidays to mothers who are undergoing stress and are recommended by their local social services.


Mrs G. Capstick (presi­ dent), Mrs P. Bailey and Mrs A. Binns (vice-presi­ dents), Mrs M. Taylor (secretary), Miss M. Jones (assistant secretary), Mrs N. Wright (treasurer), Mrs E. Parker (assistant treasurer). Committee: Mrs S.


was served by Mrs Speak, Miss Jones and Mrs Nelson. Mrs E. Barker was presented with the cup for winning most com­ petitions during the past year. .


Fielding, Mrs E. Hook, Mrs Lambert and Mrs R. Leach. Tellers were Mrs Palmer and Miss D. Watson. A potato pie supper


Chatburn


this. The hymns were accom­


panied on the piano by


bum Methodist Women’s Fellowship Mr and Mrs R. Turner, of Clithex-oe, showed slides and spoke about “Leprosy.” Mrs Dixon presided and the pianist was Mrs Ruth Hudson. At the next meeting Mr


Leprosy slides At the meeting of Chat-


Church held a hai-vest supper and social evening on Satui-day organised by Mr and Mrs E. Dixon and


Harvest social Chatburn Methodist


there was community singing accompanied by Mr C. C. Johnson and songs to guitar accompan­ iment by Roy, Daphne and Ian Porter. A game of “Call my


Mi-s M. Leach. During the evening


Lambert equalised and the final score was 2-2. Read star player was Gareth Martin. On Sunday Read Boys


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Bluff” chaired by Mr Stanley Blackbui-n was won by the gentlemen’s team of the Rev. T. J. B rad sh aw , Mr Neil Turpin and Mr Roy Porter. The ladies’ team was Mrs Grant-Townsend, Mrs Cath Bradshaw and Mrs M. Dutton.


FC play Earby Town Boys FC at home. Kick­ off 2-15 p.m. on the recre­ ation ground.


'Catherine Mercer- Kat­ hryn Patterson also re­


Thursday, Read Brownies en jo y ed th em s e lv e s maldng sherbet. Hostess badges were awarded to H e a th e r Greenhalgh, Rachel Ormond, Kathryn Patterson, Claire John­ son, Susan Whiteman, T ra c ie Bond and


Brownie badges At the pack meeting on


ceived h e r Brownie friendship badge.


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The Padlhafn Building Society BB


Luncheon Club celebrated its 21st' birthday with luncheon at the Foxfields Restaurant, Billington. Membership is now over 100 and 10 of the founder members still attend.


Celebration Read and Whalley


All the spots Members of the Rib-


.- B irth d ay g re e tin g s were sung fo r Mrs Hoi-nby and Mrs Bowskill and teas were sei-ved by Mrs Atkinson and Mrs Cottam.


Christ Chui-ch, Chatbum, was conducted by Mr Mal­ colm Brewer lay reader from St James’s Church, Clitheroe. Miss Melanie Starkie gave the addi-ess, she spoke of the many tilings people of all na­ tions have in common, the greatest thing we can all share in is the love of Christ. Cub Scouts paraded


Family service The family sex-vice at


under their leader, Mrs Jackie Woodward. Organ­ i s t was Mrs D. N. Brewer.


blesdale Club, enjoyed a dominoes di-ive at then- weekly meeting.


gregation at St Helen’s Church, Waddington, on Sunday to welcome the Lord Bishop of Bradford, the Rt Rev. Geoffrey John Paul, to the confir­ mation service. The Bishop celebrated


Confirmed There was a large con­


the Eucharist during the course of the confirmation assisted by the vicar Canon C. F. Goodchild. The organist was Mrs H. Parker. Churchwardens, Mr E.


were made for the annual Christmas party and sub­ scriptions que on January 1st are to rise to £1.50. Domino winners were:


Mrs Bartlett, Mrs B. Birtwell, Mrs F. Boocock, Mrs E. Jackson, Mrs L. Hunt. Whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs N. Marshall, Mrs M. Swift. Gents —. Mr E. Flanna­ gan, Mr H. P a rk e r . Raffle: Mrs I. Green. At the second weekly


Pendleton Mrs E. Owen welcomed


Plant care Pendleton WI president


members of Bolton-by- Bowland WI to hear a talk on house plants by Mr Thompson, superin­ tendent of Blackburn Cor­ poration Parks. He brought- with him


“YOUR FRIEND IN THE TRADE” ,


numerous plants and ex­ plained the five conditions they all needed — air, light, temperature, mois­ ture and food. Mrs H. Taylor thanked him. Miss R. Mundy gave a


report on the autumn council meeting and names were taken for a v is i t to Cosgrove’s, Rimington. The £20 proceeds of the


OPENING \


monthly stall are to be handed to the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, for her appeal on behalf of Christ­ ie Hospital cancer re­ search. The competition for a


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meeting domino Manners were: Mrs Spence, Miss E. P re scott, Mrs K. Nev-by, Miss E. Hayes. Whist: Ladies — Mrs N. Marshall, Mrs A. Clark­ son. Gents — Mrs M. Moorhouse, Mrs M. Proc­ te r . Raffle: Mrs F. Boocock.


tist Sunday School have to be replaced at a cost of more than £4,000. Baptist minister the Rev. A. D. Briddock stressed that this latest problem to hit the Sunday school build­ ing is not caused by dry rot.


Not dry rot Ceilings at Sabden Bap­


flowering plant was won by Mrs J. Crabtree. After a buffet supper there was a paper and pencil game in which prizes were M-on by Mrs S. Little, of Pend­ leton, and Mrs Cowking, of Bolton-by-BoM’land. Thanks on behalf of the


guests was voiced by Mrs Billows.


Slaidburn


met in the village hall on Monday evening chairman Robert Parker introduced Miss Janet Jenkinson, of Winmarleigh, and Michael Fox, of Clitheroe, M'ho had been on a Silver Jubilee award trip to Nigeria.


Nigerian trip When Slaidburn YFC


CLOSING DOWN


tion of a new central heat­ ing boiler M-as completed, funded by the education authority M'hich rents the building for the nursery school which is now based t emp o r a r i l y


Nicholas’ Hall, Wesley Street. The toddler group will


at St


continue to meet on Mon­ days in St Nicholas’ Hall at the revised times of 2- 15 p.m. to 3-30 p.m.


F. Rowbottom and Mr T. H. Silverwood conducted th e Bishop into the church. Mr R. Hatherell and Mr C. Chappell read the lessons and sidesmen were Mr Chappell, Mr W. Connah, Mr E. Morris and Mr J. Smithson. The .candidates con­


firmed were: Christopher W. Iphofen, Robert W. Leeming, Timothy J. Penny, Timothy M. J. Sagar, Helen E. Berry, Sally A. Bryan, Jane L. Greenwood, Catherine E. Greenwood, Karen J. Greenwood, Cathryn A. Leeming, Fiona Y. Lucas, Elizabeth J. Ross.


Sawley


George Braithwaite will s]oeak about his work as a


WI members and friends enjoyed a meal at the Spread Eagle Hotel to celebrate the institute’s 29th birthday. Sawley WI is now linked with Gis- burn for the AGM in London. Mrs. Mary Smith gave


Entertaining More than 40 Sawley


Tm’o weeks ago installa­


. They showed slides and spoke about the Nigerian people, M'ith whom they stayed, the countryside and the widely differing farming methods. Thanks were given by Jason Newhouse.


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celebrations begin tomor­ row with the annual fancy dress dance organised by the Holme Committee. The 50/50 dance is to be held at St Nicholas’ Hall at 8 p.m. there will be a c a b a r e t , p o ta to pie supper, with take-your-: own-drinks, and prizes for the two best costumes. During the evening che­


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