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Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, November zith, 1983 5 News from villages Billington


Christian life The Christian life was


the subject of a talk by Mr Jim Earnshaw, of


Wilpshire, at the Ladies’ Social Hour at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Billing­ ton. Mrs Anne Holmes presided and there was a good attendance.


Quilt progress Forty-three members


and two guests were wel­ comed to Billington and Langho WI by new presi­ dent Mrs Meryl Ibbotson. The quilt committee is


making progress with the community ■ quilt and to fund this project there is to be a social evening with a supper and tombo­ la at the Judge Walmes- ley, Billington, on Janu­ ary 27th, at 8 p.m. Arrangements were


made for a wine tast­ ing evening at Samles- bury on Monday, with transport starting from York Lane at;6-50 p.m. Rocks and fossils and


the. gemstone jewellery made from them were. shown by Mrs J. A. Holt. The competition for semi­ precious stone jewellery was won by M. Copson, L. Middleton and C. Slark. Raffle winner was M.


Burton. Birthday flowers were presented to M. Ad­ dison and retiring presi­ dent, Mrs Jean Price, re­ ceived a bouquet.


Gisburn


Quiz The annual inter-club


quiz of Gisburn Young Farmers was held at the White Bull Hotel, Gis­ burn, on Monday. Gisburn was host to eight young farmers’ clubs.


The quiz — similar to


the television programme “Punchlines” — was won by Skipton. A pie and peas supper and aisco fol­ lowed the quiz.


Gisburn members facing


the questions were Roger and John Thistlethwaite, Mark Hanson, William Robinson, Joan Frank- land, Julie Bracewell, R ob er t Falshaw and Andrew Bolland. Prizes of two boxes of


chocolates were presented by elub chairman Helen Falshaw. Club members have en­


joyed success at various activities recently.


Ian Courts and Mark


Hanson were successful at the Yorkshire area fat- stock judging at Bedales, and now go through to the finals at Smithfield.


The club netball team


came second at the York­ shire finals, Selby, qual­ ifying for the northern area finals at Penrith next April.


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contest for young farmers at Settle, on Saturday, four mem be rs won through to the Yorkshire finals next month at Ripon. They are Melanie Metcalfe, Helen Falshaw, Mark Hanson and Sarah Gorst.


The club’s meeting on


Monday includes a tnp to Ingham Stockfeeders, of Blackburn. Members leave at 6-45 p.m. from the village hall.


Pendleton


Change at top When Mrs M. Ross


presided at the annual meeting of Pendleton WI


she was in a position which she will occupy often in the future, for she was later elected president.


Secretary Mrs J. Bris­


tol reported on the year’s activities, including the entertainment at the group meeting and trea­ surer Mrs M. Gomall re­ ported a satisfactory fi­ nancial situation, although cash-in-hand was 7p! Both were re-elected.


Retiring president Mrs


E. Owen thanked all those who had worked so hard to keep the WI flourishing and had made


Footpath request


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil is to ask the county to take over the footpath fronting Booth’s car park, and the lay-by in front of Robinson and Spensley’s.


The frozen food firm


had offered to buy the lay-by area from the borough council — which owns the site — for use by customers.


But Borough Planning


and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey recom­ mended to the Public Works and Health Com­ mittee that the land be dedicated to the county, so that it can maintain it for future years.


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Poems A talk about poetry was


given to members of Wad­ d in g ton M e th o d is t Women’s Fellowship by Mrs E. Loxham, who told: of happy and sad poems ich had helper


throughout her life. Cha irman Mrs C.


Greenwood asked mem­ bers to stand in remembr­ ance of Mrs E. Bateson and Mrs A. Whiteside. Tea hostess was Miss S. Slaiding and Mrs P. Fisher accompanied the hymns.


The R e v . James


Needham will speak at the meeting on December 1st.


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Bumper sale A bumper jumble sale,


which was. extremely well attended, was held in St Helen’s . Sunday School, Waddingtoh, on Saturday. The collectors, . who had


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joyable. Mrs Collinge thanked her for all her


efforts. Arrangements were


made for the Christmas party, to be held on De­ cember 14th, and mem­ bers were reminded to note the change of day. “A culinary ABC” talk


by Miss R. Mundy caused some amusement and was enjoyed by the members. She was thanked by Mrs P. Bleazard. Mrs M. Ireland, to' her


great surprise, was pre­ sented with the cup for most points in the month­ ly competitions. The stall raised £14.60. Tea hostessses were


Mrs S. Little, Mrs Met­ calfe and Mrs Lister.


Bolton-by-Bow land


America Members o f , Bolton-by-


Bowland YFC met to hear a talk on America, illustrated with slides, by Mr K. Heywood. He spoke about the


American way of life and showed places of interest in California. Thanks were expressed by Gill Armer. On Monday there will


be a visit to Barclays Bank, Skipton.


House plants An interesting talk on


house plants was given to Bolland Gardening Club members by Mrs Jean Vincent, of Burnley. She was th an k ed .b y Mrs Dutton. The next meeting, on


December 14th, starts at 7-30 p.m. in the village hall. There will be a quiz and a demonstration on “making Christmas deco­ r a t io n s .” M em b e r s ’ friends are welcome.


Tosside


Fund boost There was a good at­


tendance for a whist and domino drive at Tosside Institute in aid of funds. MCs were Mr E. Metcalfe and Mr S. Hogg. Whist winners: Mrs B.


Staveley, Mrs M. Lister, Mrs Dawson, Mrs A. Harper, Mr F. Peel, Mr I. Peel, Mr W. Crossley, Miss M. Jackson. D om in o e s : Mr H.


Hanson, Mrs Howarth, Mrs K. Wood, Mr J.' Tom­


linson, Mrs M. Lund, Mr E. Metcalfe. Raffle: Mr Comthwaite,


Mrs Greenwood, Mrs A. Simpson, Miss L. Pinder.


Chatburn


Painting demo Mrs Mary Dawber, of


Clitheroe, demonstrated the art of pottery painting and showed many exam­ ples of her work to Christ Church Mothers’ Union, Chatbum. She was thank­ ed by Mrs L. Anderson. The competition for the prettiest cup and saucer,


judged by Mrs Dawber, was won by Mrs M. Greer. Hostesses were Mrs Anderson, Mrs D. Atkinson and Mrs R. Back.


Gifts Gift weekend at Christ


Church, Chatbum, raised over £1,200 towards the cost of roof repairs to the building. Christ Church MU gave £150 to­ wards the fund.


West Bradford


Raises £300 Over £300 was raised


for the Wallness Chil­ dren’s Kidney Unit at a coffee evening and bring- and-buy sale held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ber­ nard Jones, of West Brad­ ford. It was supported by a la rg e n umb er of parishioners and friends who brought many gifts.


Whalley


Need for faith .An insight into the life


of Martin Luther was given to members of W h a l le y • M e th o d is t Women’s Fellowship by the Rev. T. Bradshaw, of Chatbum. He read a passage from


Romans ana spoke on “The just shall rule by faith”, describing his life and many tribulations, pointing out that his faith m God was his means of salvation. Mr Bradshaw was by Mrs M.


thanked Neason. E. K-en


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Pianist was Mrs and


Mrs E. Grimshaw.


Party time The annual party for


senior citizens in the Whalley, Billington and Langho areas is to be held at Calderstones on Janu­ ary 4th. Tickets' (price £1) can


be obtained from Whalley Adult Centre on De­ cember 7th and from Bil­ lington Baptist Chapel and St Mary’s Church, Langho, on December 8th, all at 2 p.m.


New president At the annual meeting


of Whalley WI, members were given suggestions for “promotions year” by VCO Mrs M. Ireland. Retiring president Mrs


G. Slater thanked the committee for its support during her term of office and in turn was thanked by Mrs K. Robinson. Mrs Mavis Day is to be


the new president. Sec­ retary Mrs M. Thome and treasurer Mrs G. Kinrade stay on. Committee mem­ bers are Mrs Jean Bishop, Mrs Julie Lee, Mrs Mar­ garet Naylor, Mrs Edith Ormerod, Mrs K it ty Robinson, Mrs Doris Simpson, Mrs Gladys Slater and Miss Elizabeth Postlethwaite. A visit to Blackburn for


Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Patience” was arranged, with Mrs D. Simpson in charge of booking. Hostesses were Mrs M.


Naylor, Miss M. White and Mrs M. Whitehead. N ext meeting is the Christmas party on Janu­ ary 18th.


Abbey winners Whist winners at the


Abbey Senior Citizens’ drive were: Ladies — Mrs M. Chamley, Mrs F. Jolly. Gents — Mrs E. Whitehead, Mrs Hook. D om in o e s : Mrs F .


Hindle, Mrs M. Duckett, Mrs D. Henny, Mrs N. Curran.


Slaidburn


200 attend S la id b u rn Y F C ’ s


Christmas whist and domino drive proved very popular, with over 200 people attending.


Whist winners: Ladies


— Mrs Moon, Mrs Ella Robinson, Mrs Lax, Mrs J. Crabtree. Gents — Mrs J. Robinson, Mr A. Cock- ell, Mr J. Swales, Mr J. Waddington.


Raffle: Mrs J. Taylor,


B i l l C r o s s le y , Mr Cornthwaite, Mrs G. Robinson, Mrs B. Wad­ dington.


Dominoes: A. Taylor,


D. Whittaker, R. Armer, Mr Broderick, D. Pear­ son, J. Pinder, E. Hack­ ing, J. Howarth.


Raffle: Mrs Harrison,


Mr J. Briggs, Mrs Jack- son, Miss A. Sharpies.


On Monday Sgt G. A.


Robinson, Crime Preven­ tion Officer of Lancashire Divisional Police Head­ quarters at Colne, ex­ plained how to prevent thieves entering homes and farms. Members then watched


a film on the topic and a vote of thanks was prop­


- Waddington -


been busy combing the parish for jumble, turned up in force on Friday evening and Saturday morning to sort the goods and over £230 was raised for church funds.


which"F,had' helpecf~ h"er Extra S e s s io n St Helen’s Playgroup,


Waddington, is to open for a fourth morning each week, due to an increase in applications for places next term.


The arrangements were


made at a committee meeting held at the home of one of the supervisors, Mrs Dorothy Baird, of West Bradford:


Children attending for


the first year have been offered two mornings a


" week, but those due to start school :are allowed. ,to attend for three morn­


ings. Arrangements were


also made for the annual party similar to those held


in previous years, which will take place on De­ cember 2nd, at 1-45 p.m. Children starting at the playgroup after Christmas will be invited. An innovation this year


is the production of a nativity play, in which all the children will be taking


a.m., when all parents and grandparents will be invited to attend. An appeal is being,


S art. This will be held on


lecember 9th, at 11-30


made for small toys in good condition. The com­ mittee is trilling to pay for any toys which are expensive to buy new, but tricycles or large runab­ outs are not required. Mrs N. M. Goodchild,


who was in the chair, thanked the supervisors, Mrs- Baird, Mrs Judith Ellis and Mrs Joan Pear­ son, for the efficient way m which they had worked out the pattern of attend-


hostess


osed by chairman Alison Parker.


" Next week there is an


open meeting, with a talk on Rumenco farming pro­ ducts.


Sabden


Tricks and spots At Sabden Over 60s


Club, domino winners were: Mrs A. Spence, Mrs • F . Boocock, Mrs M. Wade. Whist:Ladies — Mrs E. Hargreaves, Mrs A. How-


arthi Gents — Mr E. Wilson, Mr H. Parker. Raffle: Miss E. Hayes. At Thursday’s meeting


domino winners were: Mrs P. Whittaker, Mrs B. Birtwell, Mrs S. Ashton, Mrs M. Simm, Mrs N. Hargreaves. Whist: ladies — Mrs A. Denny, Mrs N. Marshall. Gents — Mrs I. Green, Mr E. Wilson. Raffle: Mrs L. Hunt.


Collection


- A total of £8.75 was raised in a two-day collec­ tion at. Delia’s Hairdres- . se r ’ s, Whalley Road, Sabden, in aid of Dr Bar- nado’s Breakfast Time appeal fund. Along with


the money go toys — handed in via the Abbey National Building Society.


Yuletide preview Sabden WI had a de­


l igh t fu l fo re ta s te of Christmas when Mrs Heyes, of Accrington, told her version of “The Story of Chr istmas” to 40 members. She described carols


ranging from the earliest to present-day sophisti­ cated versions. Each was illustrated by


a tableau of hand-made models and flower ar­ rangements, while . the carol was played on tape. The exquisitely-made fi­ gures showed great skill and imagination. Mrs Houghton won the


competition with a Christ­ mas cracker. Supper was provided and served by Mrs H ou gh ton , Mrs Dyson and Mrs Smith.


Sale-of-work On December 4th, St


Mary’s Church, Sabden, presents its Christmas fair and sale-of-work. A t trac t ion s include


stalls, Father Christmas, and’ refreshments from noon to 3 p.m.


Show officials Chairman of Sabden


Horticultural Society Mr A. Cliff thanked officials and committee members at the annual meeting for their enthusiastic support and said that, the past year had been most suc­ cessful, with -the annual show maintaining its popularity. Show secretary Mr J.


Newby announced his re­ tirement from the office after 35 years and mem­ bers rose to give him a standing ovation in ap­ preciation of his service. Officials elected: Mrs G.


Waddington (president), Miss A. Alston, Mrs M. E. Hargreaves and Mr J. Newby (vice-presidents), Mr J. A. Cliff (chairman and show secretary), Miss A. Alston (vice-chairman), Mrs E. Clarkson (secret­ ary), Mrs F. Clarke (trea­ surer), Mr J. Britcliffe (reports secretary), Mr D. Houghton (auditor). C om m i t te e : Mr J.


,Newby, Mr W. Bold, Mr W . Britcliffe, Mr H. Britcliffe, Mr L. Clark­ son, Mr W. Cooke, Mr R. Newby, Mr W. Rimmer, Mr S. A. Spencer, Mr E. Wilson, Mr C. Fox, Mr J. Britcliffe, Mr W. Camp­ bell, Mr L. Harwood, Mr E. Howson, Mr R. Shaw, Mr J. Barrow. Thanks were expressed


to retiring treasurer Mr C. F o x . The annual dinner dance is at the White Bull, Gisbum, on March 2nd, and the annual show on August


18th. •rn r f n t Sawley


Elected Mrs V.era Giles was


elected p re s id en t of Sawley WI at the 29th annual meeting. Commit­ tee members are Mrs A. Askew, Mrs K. Edmond­ son, Mrs P. Lord, Mrs J. Porter, Mrs J. Revell, Mrs J. Walker and Mrs R. Webb. Mrs L, Lambert thank­


ed the retiring president and treasurer, Mrs S. W r ig h t and Mrs R. Crowe. Mrs Wright and Mrs Giles reported on a promotion meeting they had attended and arrange­ ments were made for carol singing in the village. Members enjoyed a chicken supper. The com-


petition — matching fam i ly sn ap sh o ts — caused a good deal of laughter. It was won by Mrs G. Benson, Mrs F. Pye and Mrs Taylor.


Chipping


Verse Forty-seven members


of Chipping YFC met in the Village Hall for a talk by Mr J. Fell on Lanca­ shire verse. Members were enter­


tained with' examples of his poems, some of which have won competitions. After answering questions he was thanked by Stephen Pike, seconded by Julie Seed. A short business meeting fol­ lowed.


Prize bingo A record number of


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Fair Chipping Village Hall’s


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busy preparing their stalls but anyone who wishes to donate home produce, cakes, festive fare, hand­ icrafts, tombola or raffle prizes should contact any committee member or ring chairman Mr J. Rich (Chipping 462). Father Christmas will


be. in attendance during the afternoon and refresh­ ments will be available.


Clayton-le-dale


Stage struck A talk on amateur


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during the war, when he was among 20 children who performed in a chick­ en coop at the end of a garden, proceeds going to Red Cross funds. Later on he became one


of 90 members of the Wrea Green Players and actually performed at the Opera House, Blackpool. Mr Dobson was thanked by Mrs Irene Smith. Next year’s charity is


for diabetics and blankets are to be knitted for the WRVS. A collection for Glendene and Warren Holt raised £6. Details of holidays in


Devon and Yugoslavia were given and the meet­ ing ended with a quiz, winners being Mrs Kirk and Mrs Ormerod.


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