Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 21*th, 1983 5 Clitheroe 22321* (Editorial)t 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) with


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(veil to the ■ Hospice collection


Ipils raised 111 National The Blind,


■mas carol .se


la little on Igenerai.


Iperience in |nonths ago to revise


Istreets and |o catch the Ihocked and lime of the Bs that met


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li corners, [ cold pave- >red with and odd


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3ft. 2in. Dresser (illus).


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QUALITY News from the villages GUARANTEE


Waddington


Appointed At the annual meeting


of Wadding'ton Village Club, attended by 40 members, Mr Ken Cross was appointed president, Mr R. Johnson secretary and Mr M. Pollitt trea­ surer.


Entertained St James’s music group


and members of the Sunday School enter­ tained at Waddington Methodist Home Missions meeting on Thursday. There was a bring-and- buy stall and refresh­ ments and £40 was raised. Secretary Mrs A. Lodge thanked everyone for


their support.


Welcome advice Advice on the cultiva­


tion of small gardens should enable Waddington


WI merdbers to prepare for this year’s Britain in bloom and Best-Kept Vil­ lage competitions.


Foley, of Holden Clough Nursery, showed slides of rock and herbaceous plants, describing then- ideal growing conditions. He was thanked by Mrs S. Baron.


The speaker, Mr P. J.


old Clitheroe will, be 'shown by Mr J. Thornber. Tea hostesses will be Mrs M. Wood, Mrs D. Banks, Mrs A. Bargh, Mrs B.. Barlow, Mrs L. Barrow and Mrs A. Benson.


Next month slides of Billington


first day of spring, 40 members of Billington and Langho WI and six guests came to hear about the history of English furni­ ture. Mr J. E. Parks showed


Braving snow Despite snow on the


Whalley


Enlightening Members of Whalley


Methodist Women’s Fel­ lowship had an enlighten­ ing talk on how women do ■ God’s work, by Mrs S. Whitehead, of Burnley. Chairman was Mrs P. Vickers, pianist 'Mrs E. Wilkinson and hostess Mrs E. Grimshaw.


Capable President Mrs G. Slater


films and explained how the first chest was made, tracing the development of furniture from medieval times to the present day. Mrs D. Pemberton thank­ ed him.Birthday flowers went to Mrs C. Clark and the raffle winner was Mrs C. Scahill. A competition for a wooden article was won by Mrs C. Wildman, Mrs J. Price and Mrs J. Davis. Names were taken for


welcomed to Whalley WI a visitor, Mrs Wignall, a past member who nas re­ turned to, live in the village, In the absence of the


speaker, Mrs M. Naylor gave an illustrated talk on a WI holiday and enter­ tainment was in the cap­ able hands of Miss E. M. Postlethwaite. They were th an k ed by Mrs G. Kinrade. Thanks were expressed


the group meeting on May 10th, a trip to Harrogate Flower Show and the annual dinner.


Dunsop Bridge


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spring flower arrange­ ment in an egg-cup was won by president Mrs M. Boucher, with Mrs E. Y. Garnett and Mrs M. Wig- glesworth joint second and Mrs J. Entwistle third.Mrs M. Garnett re­ ported on the annual council meeting at South- port and tickets were on sale for the group meet­ ing. Members were in­ vited to take part in a host of LFWI activities, including a festival of


The competition for a


drama, gardening and a.. i.' — . ..n a n nn/i


bowls contests, a Lancas­ ter walkabout and the county show.


ntiques courses, golf and


have chosen to support for this year is the special baby unit at Queen’s Park Hospital. An effort will be. held on June 29th at the president’s home.


The charity members


WI effort Proceeds to ta l l in g


£122.50 from a coffee evening and bring-and- buy stalls and tombola and a short domino drive and competitions are to be sent by Dunsop Bridge WI to the Kidney Unit Endowment Fund at Withington Hospital, Manchester. The effort was organ­


A CRAFT fair at Whalley CE School, on Saturday, raised about £240 for the Ribble Valley Hospice Fund.


There were a number of stalls offering items such as enamelled goods, soft toys, glass engraving and paperweights, as well as cakes.


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to Mrs D. Simpson for arranging the visit to “The Yeoman of the Guard” given - by Black­ burn Gilbert and Sullivan Society. A le t te r of thanks was read from Mrs M. Thorpe for flowers sent after her accident. Mrs Slater reported on


9th. Hostesses were Mr:rs D. Cotterill, Mrs E. Or- merod


” ’ 1 - A.pri' Simpson. and Mrs D.


All welcome Whalley and .. District


ised at Thorneyholme Hotel on Thursday by hel­ pers led by Mrs E. Smith and Mrs S. Walker. Guest of honour Miss


Please be early


TO help overcome our production problems this Easter, we would appreciate it if corres­ pondents with items for publication in next week’s issue would submit them to us no la te r than teatime on Monday.


ington Hospital, .who is now on a dialysis machine at home, presented prizes to domino winners Mr J. Hoyle, Miss L. Pinder, Mrs M. Taylor and Mr and Mrs E. Newhouse. Miss Christine Marsden


. . .considerable interest, especially from children.


the annual council meet­ ing and it was decided to hold a special effort in the


friends outside their four walls.Gill and Susan are al­ ready hard-working com­ mittee members of the Pre-School Playgroup, which concentrates on de­ veloping the play and social abilities of the chil­ dren, but they also firmly believe that mothers need, contact too. For further details tele­


Heather Carlton (22), a former patient, at With-


Horticultural Society’s annual meeting is to be held in.the Stanley Room at the Conservative Club on March 30th. Everyone is welcome. The main topic for discussion at the meeting will be the annual show on August 27th.


Tricks and spots Whist winners at the


Abbey senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were: Ladies — Miss M. Hudson, Mrs C. Scahill. Gents — Mrs I. Kelly, Mrs E . H ow a r th . Dominoes: Mrs F. Hindle and Mrs A. Sutton.


Chipping


Sheep crooks Chipping Young Far­


guessed the number of peas in a jar and Miss Audrey Whitaker named the doll (Diana). Competi­ tion winners were: Mrs B. Carlton, Mrs M. Porter, Mr. E. Sandham, Mr B. Esson, Mr J. Rich, Mr M. Alpe. Mi- Edward Smith expressed thanks.


Last waltz The last “Come Danc­


ing” of the season is to be held at Dunsop Bridge Village Hall on Saturday.


Newton


Tidy campaign Newton is to enter the,


“Britain in Bloom” com­ petition.


the parish council, resi­ dents were asked to keep th e i r g a rd en s tid y throughout the coming months. It was also agreed that


At a meeting called by * 3 3 winning. .


mers were given a demon­ stration on making sheep crooks by Mr L. Naylor at their meeting in the village hall on Monday. He was. thanked by Michael Ellison, seconded by Katherine Dewhurst, Congratulations were


phone Gill (Chipping 484) or Susan (Chipping 407).


Thornley


Silence At Th o rn ley -w ith -


Wheatley WI two minutes silence was observed in memory of former member.Mrs A. Kenyon. President Mrs Doreen


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One of the main features of the fair was a demonstration of spinning wool, by Mrs Hilary Barnes, of Lower Abbot House, Osbaldeston. It aroused


Hospice treasurer Mr Ernest Tolson said there had been a good attendance throughout the day and a very satisfactory sum raised.


, .. , Bolton-by-Bowland


Next play Bolton-by-B o wland


Drama Group next meets on April 7th at the Coach and Horses Hotel, at 8 p.m., to discuss details of the forthcoming play. This is “Murder at Deem House,” by Sam Tate, to be presented from April 14th to 16th. A dinner dance in Oc­


David Towler, Robert Lennard and Shaun Ingham. Seniors — Stuart Aspin, David Holt, Alan


Hartley. Clayton-le-dale


Arctic trip Miss D. A. Latter, a


tober is to be organised by Mrs M. Hammond at the Plough Inn, Wiggles- worth.


Icing or judging Bolton-by-Bo wland


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Charnley welcomed Mr Harold Sutcliffe, who spoke on his work as an ambulance man. He was thanked by Mrs Nancy


Cowell.The competition for a limerick was won by Mrs Patsy Janes and Mrs Grace Procter. Raffle win­ ners were Mrs A. Roper and Mrs Cowell. A mys­ tery outing has been ar­ ranged for early June.


YFC had a split meeting. The girls met at the home of Mr and Mrs B. Cornthwaite, where Mrs S. Graveston gave a de­ monstration of soft icing. Thanks were expressed by Tracey Leverton. The boys judged beef at


teacher at St Cecilia’s RC High School, Longridge, tola members of Clayton- le-Dale WI about her geography field trip 400 miles north of the Arctic Circle.Mrs K. Pilkington re­ ported on the annual council meeting at South- port and the competition for a holiday souvenir was won by Mrs Gordon and Mrs Grove. Concorde WI will be


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the home of Mr P. Wol- fenden. Master judge was Mr . R.. Green. Thanks were expressed by Alan


■ Astley Hall, Chorley, on the 18th, and the annual gr roup meeting is on April 20th.


visitors at the next meet­ ing on April 11th, there is an outing by coach to


oup


Hartley.Results: J,uniors — James Booth, David Leverton, equal 3rd


More village news on page 6


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The Proprietors of Batemans are pleased to announce the


expressed by the chair­ man to the junior quiz te am , John Bailey, Andrew Bailey and Rachael Hester, on reach­ ing the final. A disco for under 18s is


to be held in the- village hall on Saturday.


Misunderstanding Brown Owl Mrs Doreen


Charnley would like to point out that, due to a misunderstanding through the chain of command, last week’s announcement that girls could now join Chipping Brownies at' the age of five and a half was incorrect. The age for ap­ plication remains seven.


a couple of days should be spent cleaning the village to improve its chances of


lot only the lig of smells lit waves of lieagre com- I for the tat- I lying on the


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PHEASANT SUITE .


the formation of Chipping Mother and 'Toddler Group, which meets for the first time today, comes from Susan Kel- leher and Gill Cookson, who feel there is a need for mothers to 1 get to­ gether to relax and make


Helping mums The inspiration behind


-Sabden-


Switzerland Names were taken by


village.


slides - of Austria and Switzerland and was th a n k e d .b y Miss D.


Mrs Beedon showed ’


Dawson.The competition for a musical box was won by Miss J. Blandford, Mrs L Cottam and. Mrs E. Whalley.Birthday flowers were given to 'Mrs I. Cottam. The raffle for an Easter'


egg was won by president, Mrs E. Harrop, proceeds going to the Arthritis As­


sociation. Tea hostesses next


Mrs W. Reid'.


month are Mrs D. Britclif-. fe, Mrs I. Cottam and


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Y “/T7 Sn7~r«,n---- BARCLAYCARD AND ACCESS,


pound stall in aid of church funds is being held tonight in Sabden Baptist School,, at 6-30 p.m.


Pound stall A jumble sale and


Air views' Members of the public


can air their views at the annual “ratepayers” meet­


sick visitor Mrs K. Dyer at Sabden WI for Easter flowers to be distributed to the housebound in the


. cil on Monday, starting at 7-30 p.m. in Sabden County Primary School.


ing of Sabden parish coun-


Valley councillor Michael Carr will be attending and the County Councillor for the area is .expected to be.


The village’s Ribble there. . •


domino winners were: Mrs N. Palmer, Miss E. Prescott, Mrs F. Boocock. Whist: Ladies — Mrs E, Harg re av es , Mrs L.-, Nicholson and Mrs A. Howarth (joint). Gents.— Mr H. Parker, Mr E., Wilson. Raffle: Miss E. . Hayes.


Lucky hands Sabden Over 60s .Club


layes.At the second weekly meeting, domino winners ......


were: Mrs M. Wade, Mrs N. Palmer, Mrs M. Simm. Special


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Mr' H. Swannick. Special consolation prize: Mrs B.


top score prize:


Birtwell. Whist: Ladies ■ Mrs.


Nicholson, Miss -E.


te r (joint). Raffle: Mrs E.; Brown. Special top score


Hayes. Gents —r Mr H. Parker, and Mrs M. Proc­


whist prize: Mrs N. Mar­ shall. Special consolation whist prizes: Mrs A. Clarkson, Mr W. Brown.


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