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Implication is resented that petition biased


MANY times in the Press it has been reported that Whalley village is divided by bitterness over the proposed re-ordering of the parish


church.


Plea for better public facilities


I WAS interested pleased to see in week’s Advertiser Times that the “Historic Clitheroe” sign has caused an increase in visitors and inquiries at the Tourist Information Office. I think Clitheroe is well


and last and


But it has not gone un­ noticed that, very sadly,


all the personal attacks have come from some members of the congrega­ tion — those opposed to the re-ordering have stuck strictly to the facts. We also resent the im­


worth a visit and any friends visiting us are pleasantly surprised by


plication that our petition is untrue and biased. The parishioners who signed were asked a simple ques­ tion: “Are you for or against the proposed alt­ e ra tio n s to Whalley Church?” If they were against,


our country town. However, since having


I This brought me to wondering what ours in Clitheroe were like, so I made a special investiga­ tion and was disgusted and ashamed. Please could our town


two or three touring holi­ days in the north and south of England, I have found myself giving star ratings to a town by its public conveniences, as I have discovered what an essential service these are to tourists.


News from villages


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drive in Chipping Parish Rooms on Saturday raised £54 for church funds. Whist winners were: Ladies — J. Hayhurst, M. Clark, Mrs Mercer, J. Meyler, A. Howarth, E. Shaw (low). Gents — W. Bailey, W. S. Clark, W. Knowles, J. Rogerson, D. Knowles, J. Swales (low).


Raises £54 A whist and domino


Dominoes: S. Lawson, Joanna Thornber, W. Hayhurst, rows, E.


Lofthouse, L. Kenyon, E. Howarth, T. Lofthouse, J. Neary,- E. Coffer


F.


A. E. Bur­ Seedall,


Raffle: Mrs Ainsworth, Mrs Whittaker, Mrs Jack- son, Mrs Meyler, Mr Swales, Mrs Seed.


(low).


they were invited to sign. Some said they were for


and some abstained. ' But the Parochia Church Council should realise that 550 — number still increasing — have signed against the re-ordering. When out-voted


narrow streets of Chip­ ping have led residents to make inquiries about the terms of the lease of the car park adjacent to the village hall.


Car park lease Parking problems in the


councillors and other resi­ dents see if anything could be done to moder­ nise and raise the stan­ dard of these essential services? J.M., Clitheroe resident.


No licence


ADMITTING using a van in Esh to n T e r ra c e , Clitheroe, without an excise licence, Robert George Glendenning (19), of Waddow View, Wad­ dington, was fined £20 at Clitheroe. He was or­ dered to pay £5 costs and £13.22 back duty.


church, at the Easter vestry meeting, no “head count” was taken, but 85 voted against the proposi­ tion for an open meeting. This number against the proposition “not to re­ order the church” dropped to 73 at the public meet­ ing in the Sandpiper. Many people, who have


secretary Mr David Rich has explained that in 1972 plans were drawn up for parking for coaches and 34 cars and a 21-year lease was agreed with the Ribble Valley Council, at an annual rental of £25.


Village hall committee


signed the petition against the re-ordering have ex­ pressed' a heart-felt feel­ ing that these meetings have gone on long enough. They have registered


existing right of Mr Jack Gardiner, of Chipping, to continue to park his lorry on the land, a facility for which he pays the borough council.


The lease confirms the Chatburn £424 collection


their objections and will not attend any more meetings which produce so much acrimony. Divided the parish


might be, but certainly not in equal proportions. WHALLEY ACTION COMMITTEE.


support is much appreci- ated by the committee


were played at the Rib- blesdale Club, Chatbum, on Thursday and the ladies held a successful bring-and-buy sale. Birth­ day greetings were sung for Mrs Grosvenor and Mrs Green. Mrs Cottam and Mrs Back were tea hostesses.


Pots and spots Snooker and dominoes


. Kent.


nary celebrations at Chat- burn Methodist Church the preacher on Sunday was the Rev. Harry Allen, of Sevenoaks,


Chatburn Minister, who commenced his ministry in 1939. His first service there was conducted the morning war was de­


Mr Allen is a former


bum, he had charge of churches at Sawley, Harrop, Stopper Lane, G isburn, Downham, Paythome and the branch of the National Children’s Home located at Grindle- ton. In 1944 he moved to Accrington.


clared. In addition to Chat-


the choir was augmented by Sunday school scholars and teachers. They sang “Morning has broken” and “I will bless the Lord” accompanied by Mr Roy Porter (guitar) and Mr C. C. Johnson (piano).


At the morning service


the special Centenary hymn was sung. Organist was Mr C. C. Johnson. Collections, for the day amounted to £98.


At the evening service,


collection ■' made by the ■ Chatburn group for the Blackburn and District Cancer Research Cam­ paign raised £424.95 from collecting boxes in homes,' hotels and shops and do­ nations. The continued


The April half-yearly S p e c ia l


there will be a special ser­ vice for all couples who have been married in the church. This will be con­ ducted by the Rev. T. J. Bradshaw.


On Sunday, at 4 p.m., FESTIVAL OF SAINTS


Celebrations Continuing the Cente­


Martin Top


Spring effort A large gathering at­


tended the Spring Effort at Salem Congregational Chapel, Martin Top, on Sa tu rd ay . Chairman Pastor Owen James intro­ duced Miss Mary Bair- stow who opened the event. They were pre­ sented with a spray and buttonhole by Sunday School scholars Emma and Susan Downing. Mrs Frances Oliver thanked Miss Bairstow. Stalls of home-made


— Mr R. Sagar, Mrs D. Slinger. - Mrs R. Har­ greaves won the special prize and was MC.


beaten 3-0 in the semi­ final of the Association Cup against Bingley


Boys out of cup Read Boys FC were


Juniors. Bolton-by-Bowland


Kitchen beauty Members of Bolton-by-


cakes and jams, plants, drapery, white elephant and ■ Christian books did a roaring trade and home­ made buffet teas were again the highlight of the occasion. £460 was raised for chapel funds.


Newton


Flea market Newton Village Hall


committee held its annual flea market on Monday when 30 stalls selling a wide variety of goods did a brisk trade. Ladies of the committee and friends were kept busy providing refreshments. A seconds party will be


Read


Floral demo Simonstone Mothers’


Union joined the meeting at Read CE School, when Gareth, of Accrington, gave a floral- demonstra­ tion and talk. He made seven arrangements to il­ lustrate his talk, which were later given as spe­


cial prizes.


All winners At the whist drive in


Read Constitutional Club on Monday winners were: Ladies — Mrs M. Pickles, Mrs E. Brownhill. Gents


Insight into Irish way of life


NINE members of Clitheroe Round Table gained an insight into the Irish way of life when they travelled to Athlone, Eire, for the annual 52 Club meeting. Each year, all the


Round Tables with num­ bers ending in 52 — Clitheroe’s number is 552 — meet for a weekend. Members come from as far apart as Thurso in Scotland and Gosport. Tabler John Lazenby


Bowland YFC met at the home of Mr and Mrs B. Cornthwaite, when the boys judged sheep and


lambs and the girls had a demonstration on “Beauty in the Kitchen.!’ Master judge for the boys was Mr G. Parker with Mr H. Pickard and Mr B. Booth assisting. Results: Junior —


Sabden


Tricks and spots Domino winners at


Sabden Over 60s Club were: Mrs F. Quegan, Mrs B. Birtwell, Mrs N. H argreaves, Mrs F. Boocock, Mrs P. Whit­ taker, Mr W. Brown. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Nicholson, Mrs M. Proc­ ter. Gents — Mr H. Parker, Mrs I. Green! Raffle: Mrs A. Howarth. At the second weekly


meeting domino winners were: Mrs N. Palmer, Mrs P. Whittaker, Mrs B. Birtwell, Mrs M. Wade. Whist: Ladies — Mrs N. Marshall, Mrs E. Har­ greaves. Gents — Mr H. Parker, Mr R. Sagar. Raffle: Mr R. Sagar.


West Bradford


David Leverton, Richard Armer, Robert Lennard, Darren Harding. Senior — Stuart Aspin, Michael Cornthwaite, Angela Booth.The demonstration on beauty in the kitchen was given by Angela Cornthwaite assisted by Clare Dakin. A business meeting fol­


lowed.


held in the village hall on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m.


27 tables There were 27 tables at


ladies — Mrs J. Crabtree, Mrs K. Fox, Mrs P. Knowles. Gents — Mr T. Cowperthwaite, Mr C. Firth, Mrs D. Knowles.


Winners were: whist,


worth, Miss Oddie, Mr T. Oddie, Mr G. Brooks, Mr Lofthouse, Mrs Went­ worth. Raffle: Mr T. Cow­


Dominoes: Mr Went­ leton.


Bolton-by-Bowland Vil­ lage Hall Committee’s whist and domino drive.


West Bradford, the time was devoted to overseas work. There was a bring- and-buy stall and the main speaker, Mrs M. Ac- kroyd, of Whalleygave a talk on her life in Burungi as a medical missionary.


Overseas work At St Catherine’s MU,


the country, its crops, in­ habitants and the hospital where she worked. She was thanked by Mrs M. Sleath.


She showed slides of


the stall, together with collections from overseas boxes, amounted to £35, which is being donated to MU work overseas. Arrangements have


The money raised at dren. Tosside


side village institute raised £135 for Gisburn Forest parochial school funds, and a jumble sale at the institute raised £166 for the Bradford and Airedale hospital body scanner appeal.


Dance and jumble A buffet dance in Tos­


Retires Mrs Mary Wilson, of


Beckfoot Farm, Tosside, has retired after 18 years as part-time teacher at Gisburn Forest School.


chairman of the gover­ nors, the Rev. Greg Hoy- land, said he was sure Mrs Wilson would keep up her contacts with the school.


At a presentation, the


her with a cut glass rose bowl on behalf of the vil­ lage. The presentation ended with three cheers for Mrs Wilson.


Daniel Brown presented


been made by secretary Mrs B. Stock for the visit ■ to the Deanery Festival at Hurst Green.


Slaidburn


perthwaite, Mrs M. A. Bosonnet. MC for whist was Mr W. Crosby and for dominoes Mr J. Sing­


Bashall Eaves


Petit fours At the meeting of


Bashall Eaves WI Mrs E.


Spurgeon welcomed Mrs Clayton from the link in­ stitute Waddington. She was instructed how to vote at the AGM in London.


organised the trip and fac­ tory visits in Dublin were arranged by Tabler Miles Leadbeater. The group was entertained at both the Guinness brewery and Jamieson’s Distillery. Now members are look­


ing forward to a visit to Mirfield, Yorkshire, next


year. • Clitheroe Tablers Miles


Leadbeater and Roland Hailwood have been elected to the Round Table Area Executive, the co-ordinating body for the 27 Round Tables in an area from Carnforth to Rossendale and covering


bership.


Graveston, of Gisburn, who demonstrated iced petit fours and gave many usefiil tips. Mrs P. Pye proposed thanks. The competition for “two pre- sttiest buttons” was won by Mrs Spurgeon and Mrs K. Nowell. The raffle or­ ganised by Mrs Nowell was won by Mrs S. Hart­ ley and Mrs M. Melvin. Supper hostesses were Mrs A. Fox, Mrs Nowell and Mrs E. Calvert.


Tlie speaker was Mrs S. Billington


Amusing talk An amusing talk about


Whalley was given to the Ladies’ Social Hour at Bil­ lington Baptist Church by Mr Jimmy Fell. Next Thursday there will be a bring-and-buy sale and af­ ternoon tea at 2-30 p.m.


Whalley


the Fylde coast. Miles is the Internation­


A VERY successful Flower Festival of the Saints was held over the holiday weekend at All Saints’ Church, Pend­


Winners all Whist winners at the


al Officer and Roland will be responsible for mem­


leton. About £800 was raised


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WEATHER MOST UNSEASONABLE


for the funds as more than 1,000 people passed through the church over the three days.


display illustrating the great Saints was arranged by members of the City and Guilds’ flower arrang­ ing class at Whalley, under the tuition of Mrs Pat Haigh.


A spectacular flower 100 years on


be like in the year 2083? A version of events 100


What will a WI meeting


Pendleton congregation take part in the class. The main reason for the


Three members of the


festival was to celebrate the completion of the re­ storation work at the church.On Sunday, the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg, and her hus­ band Charles attended the morning service. In the evening, there'was also a crowded church when the congregation was joined by a coach party from Harrogate. PICTURE: Putting the


years from now was given at the 25th Nab Group meeting hosted by Simon- stone and District. Pendleton members’ In­


LAST month’s weather was completely diffe­ rent to that of April, 1982, when temperatures were in the 60s and the rainfall just over an inch, with average temperatures.


the temperatures rise to 60 degrees F on only one day. The month has been remarkable for its cold N and NE winds,- with frost on nine nights and snow falling on six days. Rainfall was four inches


April, 1983, has seen


terpretation included a display of silver attire and a talk comparing today’s household articles with to­ morrow’s push-button


technology. A talk entitled “Fair,


Fat and Forty-Plus” was also given by guest sp e a k e r -Mrs Violet Mcaulay of Kendal, outlin­ ing the .advantages of


finishing touches to, one display are ' Mrs Ann Morris and Mrs.,Elaine Bennett. Standing, from the left, are: Mrs Susan Nelson, .Mr John Slater, Mrs Frances Slater, Mrs Vivien' Birtwell and Mrs Betty Collinge.


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. members; from Pendleton, Wiswell .and Sabden WIs and Simonstone district. Guests : included . Ribble


Simonstone president ! Mrs P. Jelley welcomed


being over 40. _


'Valley Mayor Coun.‘ Mrs Myra Clegg.


• Mrs J. Sharpies of Wis­ well, and Mrs E. Harrop


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Success in dancing exams


SCHOLARS at the Mary Waddington School of | Dancing have recently passed the following


exams: Ballet section: Scholars.


— all in all, a most unsea­ sonable April.


(H), Joanne Salsbury (H), Janice Sunderland (H), Samant­ ha Aitken (C), Linda Dawson (C), Sarah Carter (PP), Nicola Bate (PP), Jackie Wood (PP). . . Grade 2. Andrea Dixon


Grade 1. Samantha Cleeve - '


(Highly Commended), Jennifer | Taylor (H), Dawn Cottam (H). Grade. 4. Helen Carter (H),


Christine Gorrill (C), Clare Altham (PP), Hilary Croft (PP), Julie Dilworth (Pass). Grade 5. Susan Crabtree (H),


er Lord (HC), Estelle Tomlin­ son '(H),- Joanne Berry (H), Janine Peel (H), Tracy Walm- sley (H). Juvenile. Phillipa Holmes (HC), Claire Atkinson (H)! Clare Houlker (H), Char­ lotte Carter (H), .Veronica Wrigley (H). Junior. Fiona Blair (H), Catherine Speak .(H), Wendy Oldfield (H), Judith Davies (C), Geralyn Shepherd (PP). • Senior. Jane Ireland (HC),


Tap section: Primary. Heath- '


Susan Turner (C), Julie Atkin­ son (P). . ' ■ .


Sarah Bollen (Honours), Sarah Burgess (H), Clare Carter (H), Karen Holt (H), Catherine Bul­ lock (Commended), Katherine Kirk (C), Sarah Young. (Pass Plus). -


Abbey senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were: Ladies — Mrs K. Ombler, Miss M. Hudson. Gents — Mrs R. Sanderson, Mrs M. Flack. Domino win­ ners were: Mr O. Tit- te r in g to n ,- Mrs O. Hornby, Mr Evans.


Mini market


A mini market in aid of Slaidburn playgroup funds raised more than £100. It was held in the court room at the Hark to Bounty Inn, by permis­ sion of Mr and Mrs Peter Turner.


small items suitable for gifts, clothing and confec­ tionery stalls and a tom­ bola and -raffle.


Attractions included Waddington


have been appointed for St Helen’s Playgroup, Waddington — Mrs Dorothy Baird and Mrs Hilary Jones, both of West Bradford. They take over from Mrs M. Edling- ton and Mrs C. Spencer. Arrangements were


New supervisors Two new supervisors


Postman goes Village postman Mr Jim


Davidson was due to retire this week (May 4th) after 12 years. Mr David­ son, who was due to take early retirement on Tues­ day, (3rd), was the only Skipton-based postman to deliver the mail by Land- Rover. In May, 1981, he had to be towed out of snowdrifts by a tractor.


tendance at the whist and domino drive held in aid of funds at Tosside Insti­ tute!


Drive for funds There was a good at­


Mrs P. Bleazard, Mrs Ingham, Mrs McKinley, Mrs D. Knowles, Mr J. McKinley, Mr E. Garnett, Mr G. Parker, Mrs Smith.


Whist winners were:


fer, Mrs Berry, Mrs Rushton, Mrs J. Parkin­ son, Mrs Haworth, Mr E. Metcalfe, Mrs Went­ worth. Raffle: Mark Graham, Mrs K. Wood, Mr S. Clark, Mrs F. Cal- verley.


Dominoes: Miss Chaf­


made at the Playgroup committee meeting for the open day on May 13th in the Sunday School, the annual money-raising event to provide funds for new equipment.


plant and good-as-new children’s clothes stalls. Refreshments will also be served and normal play­ group activities will be carried out. All visitors are welcome, especially mothers of young chil­


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