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lean and sound toilets, impressive back gardens of the council houses, smart paint, flowers and neat car park at the Higher Buck Inn and magnificent Coronation 1 Gardens, which were a
wox,” churches which mere “a credit to their members,” large and well- wown school grounds, a c ell-kept Social Club,
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: l beauty spots ehurch interior
fies.ascinating to a book and to
s Another local o a delightful bur of "Spring i luebell time”
ttings for the characters in
ene night." he tnt to a church ; he schoolroom ils Madeline gave 1dren a sheet of a we had to put hadint on one side, iw to fold the i n the middle : it down firmly p was a prize for ' icture of a but-
gnature. > resumed his
Changing scenes ing“Through all the chang
Billington
t scenes of life” was the theme of a talk given by she Rev. Brian Steven Con, Vicar of St Paul’s Whurch, Low Moor, to Waddington Methodist
2th.
Carols S' Speaking to' the Ladies’
Thursday.Mrs Nora Foster pres ided and Mrs P. Fisher was the pianist. Tea hos tess was Miss S. Slaiding. t Mr Rex Brindle will be
omen’s Fellowship on 1he speaker on December
Poppy sum i The Royal British Leg
on’s poppy appeal at Waddington made slightly more than last year and £ c u rre n tly stan d s at
m1,230, with further s oney to come from spon
ors of the Ben Harris bike
ride.The figure includes sales, a house-to-
house collection, £300 from pub poppy boxes, a church collection at the combined
wreath sales of £112. Events such as whist
service of £110 and
and domino drives, raffles and a band concert, held in aid of the poppy appeal during the year, contri buted £708.
t omments of judges in Bhis year’s Lancashire p est-Kept Village Com ' etition has been received I by Waddington Parish
Judges’ view c A report giving the
Council. I It highlighted problem
fi areas such as the playing weld, where the pavilion j as, according to one “udge,.the only blot on an walmost perfect” village, I hich it was a pleasure to
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off t„„er by-pass Whalley/Skipton A59, near Whitesides^
visit.“We suspect youngsters had been around, as there were, ice lolly wrappers t around like confetti and
I he pavilion were also
Bocial Hour at Ebenezer t aptist Church, Billing
Accrington, named her talk “The Christmas
boots and kit at home on Saturday night when they held a Christmas disco at Clitheroe Cricket Club. C a n d l e s Proceeds are for football club funds.
n FC left their football Langho
b “Meat your re a l Flannagan, Mrs A. How- Mrs I.Raffle: Mrs
Meaty talk
humorous and informative' E. Wilson, Mr G. Holden talk given to St Leonard’s and Mr _R. Sagar (joint),
utcher” was the title of a
Mothers’ Union, Langho, by master butcher Mr N. Wilkinson, of Blackburn. He was thanked by Mrs M. Holt.Enrolling member Mrs. t Hilda Ainsworth assisted
the Vicar, the Rev. Quen tin Wilson, in conducting whe Communion service beith which the meeting
gan. mMembers were re
d inded of the annual Rinner at Hillock Farm onestaurant, Old Langho, pric January 15th. The wishinge is £4.50 and those
to give their names to Mrs G. Cotton or Mrs J. Davis.
to go were asked
seryice of carols was -con ducted in St Leonard’s t Church,. Langho, during
On Advent Sunday a Rhe afternoon by Licensed
weader Mr Clifford Holt, Qhile the Vicar, the Rev.
Story”.She gave interpretations of carols, illustrated by an in arrangement for each one
an detail, using materials thanks.
Party fun a Joining in Billington
chorister Lea Hart.
on, Mrs Nellie Heyes, of Mhorister Helen Lloyd, Mrsrs Hilda Ainsworth, T Joan Smith and Mr Aom Hoyle and four bydvent candles were lit
he organ. c Lessons were read by
made
herself.Mrs Anne Holmes, in the chair, expressed
d characters she had
nd Langho WI’s Christ mas party fun on Monday were guests from the Downham, Sawley and Wiswell institutes. v Entertainment was pro
For charity a The Men’s Fellowship
ot St Leonard’s, Langho, raiple Sclerosis Society,
rganised an audiovisual t evening in aid of the Mul
A. Denny, Mrs I. (booby). Gents— Mr
Hodgson (booby). Whittaker.
£1,000 aid S The Christmas fair at
success on Saturday, rais ing £1,000 for the Ethio pian famine appeal.
Sabden,t Mary’s RC Church, Chatburn
Jacob’s join t There was a good at
dendance at the Ribbles- wale Club, Chatburn,
Jacob’s join. suBirthday greetins were b as presented with a
here everyone enjoyed a wng for Mrs Cowell, who
irthday cake made and given by Mrs Tittering- ton. Tea hostesses were Mrs Kenyon, Mrs Ridg- way, Mrs Barker and Mrs
t uentin Wilson, played Mith a sing-song, with
Townson. wThe afternoon ended
p rs Frankland at the
iano.There will be no meet
ing today, but next Thursday is the AGM, when questions and prop osals will be invited.
Life story b The speaker at Chat
ising £103. s The programme, con
Bided by members of f rownhill United Re pormed Church, whose cerformance was most
Wurn Methodist Church t omen’s Fellowship, was Bhe Rev. Bryan Gates, of “ lackburn. His subject wThe story of my life,”
isting of “The Mechanical Organ” and “This is Ire land — land of fire and J sea” was given by Mr
he NW Multiple Sclerosis Society’s branches.
Sabden
olourful. The evening f finished with a good old-
ashioned sing-song. s Mrs B. Charlson pre
their professionalism. viChristmas goodies pro
tionented gifts in apprecia M of their efforts and ingrs M. Jackson, in thank
them, paid tribute to
b ded by committee mem sumers/ were heartily y con tioned ' and " the competi mas for the best Christ Mr parcel was won by P s J. Bradford, Mrs M.
Duerden.atchett and Mrs M. p Birthday flowers were
Benresented to Mrs G. Mrsson and new member c B. Barnes was wel
he waste bin was broken and overturned. The out tside walls and doors of
shabby,” ran the report. Although the other
Chipping : hipping Village Hall he help given.
Coffee CA coffee evening held in
omed.All the competition par cels were freely distri buted among entertainers, guests and members.
In song t A large crowd began
he Christmas season in song on Sunday evening lig at the dedication ana
C hting of Sabden village he altar boys of St
hristmas tree and crib. t Fr Leon Morris, with
s as illu stra ted with lides*Mrs Grant-Townsend
tohn Fish, secretary of
presided and Mrs Ruth Hudson was pianist. The next meeting is the Christmas party.
For JMA a On Saturday a supper
Mnd social at Chatburn
ised by Mrs Leach, raised £100 for Junior Missionary Association funds. rollHome-made soup and
ethodist Church, organ
Mary’s, officiated at a s short service • and bles- ■ and Mayoress of
wing, before the lights Mayorere switched on by the
the Ribble Valley, Coun. Th and Mrs B e rn ard
choir, accompanied by the a Rev. Denis McWilliam
Tony Dewhurst, led the carols. Slaidburn Silver c Band played nearly 20
Sornton.t Nicholas’s Church nd conducted by Mr
for the second successive year by the Holme Com mittee. One of its mem , bers, Mr Raymond Lowe,
sarols and Christmas
ongs.Tne tree was provided
raised £66 for the village Brownie funds. Brown’ Owl Mrs Doreen Chamlev t expressed thanks for all
Toy sale EliDebbie Eidsforth and
istin c tiv e E le g a n c e by M au r e enH ow so n en.
sa zabeth Rich held a toy Chle at Brabins School, E ipping, in aid of the f thiopian famine appeal rund. Almost £30 was draised by' the schoolchil
Tour of mill Some 46 members of
t Chipping YFC travelled Po F. Ashcroft and Son’s
roven Mill, Barrow. mAfter a tour round the
t ill members were enter compained by the firm. They had eted in a quiz and
leagues were thanked by Peter Rogerson and John Neary.
Mr supper. Ashcroft and his col
Prize bingo aidA prize bingo night in
• work.
Hal of Chipping Village Ch l funds raised £240. h airman of the village edall, Mr Jeff Rich, thank and Mrs Joan Rogerson
her helpers for their
| Trefoil fair GSlaid b urn Trefo il
made the crib and the children and . staff of Sabden County Primary School made the figures.
Church effort
nnual Christmas Tree sale in the church hall on Saturday, at 3 p.m., when t there will be stalls and
St Nicholas’s Parish a Church, Sabden, holds its.
refreshments. In the c evening the Sunday school .
ah ild ren will give p.m concert, starting at 7
Opening day S The retired Bishop of
Thoalford, the Rt Rev. to officially bless and open
ded free.
mas Holland will be in t Sabden next Wednesday
he new parochial hall be longing to St Mary’s RC
30 p.m., when pupils of St Mary’s School will give a short entertainment. Re vifreshments will be pro
Church. ' The service begins at 2-
Tricks and spots
Domino winners at Sabden Over 60s Monday drive Mrs P. Whittaker, Miss A. Alston. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Denny. Gents — Mr E. Wilson. Competition: Mrs D. Bass.
•Slaidburn
fauild’s annual Christmas | ir was held on Saturday
welcomed by chairman Mrs Doris Leeming, who t explained what happens
in the village hall, . when there was a superb dis .play of all kinds of goods
yo , the money raised each Mear and paid tribute to
on the stalls, as well as competitions and a tombfa- la. About £300 was raised. wDunsop Bridge Guides,
sisetcalf, lent a hand, as m ble to attend and a Mith leader Mrs Hilda
a Mrs Betty Todd had unalso been ill and was
/
iaclaidburn 1st Brownie Mrom regular ^attender S ted by Mr J. Metcalf.-
..l k,. with Brown .Owl t ias Pamela Breaks, ran
heir own stall, ' , \ F Opener: was. Mrs M.
Waddowirtn, Guider-in-charge at
Hall. She was ............ v i......... :
nhe work following the ill J ess of secretary Mrs
rs Olwen Kean, who t had taken over a lot of ennie Harrison.
f essage was received Kiss Helen Garnett, of
v endal, who was pre for opening the saleyand
by another engagement. b •Mrs Firth was-thanked
ented from joining them y , Miss Margo Watson
ollowed by games and dancing arranged by Mr Neil
Turpin.The Rev. and Mrs Bradshaw were in charge / of the game “Blockbus-
c s and apple pie and f ream were served,
.ters," in which four teams took part, and there was also a “stocking filler”
stall. West Bradford
New village MAt St C a th e rin e ’s
B others’ Union, West P radford, Mr E. C. Harker, of Browsholme b all, gave a talk on “The
Iptween Woodbridge and swich.Built on the site of a
com former aerodrome, it was a resounding
n Thursday’s domino win gers were: Mrs R. Har t reaves, Mrs P. Whit Mrsaker. Whist: Ladies —
Whalley I
Appointed o A committee of 17, with
(fficers Mr F. W. Pope Hchairman), Mr J. G. Mrsartley (secretary) and su B. Kramrisch (trea t rer), was appointed at'
District Age Concern. lyThe affairs of the elder t articular reference to
hhe Christinas party being J eld at Calderstones on manuary 9th. The next 2 eeting is on January
he AGM of Whalley and p were discussed with
4th. On cathedral
p A striking audio visual t resentation prepared by
he Friends of Blackburn Cathedral was enjoyed by 50 members, husbands and friends of Whalley Mothers’ Union. thEntitled “The Inn of
Lay reader Mr Bill An rderson and Friends sec
. hurch.
Playgroup fair g Tomorrow Read Play
Chrroup is holding its addistmas fair, when in masition to Father Christ an there will be stalls and games for children
being held in the United Reformed Church, com mencing at 2 p.m.
d adults alike. It is
Disco nights Read Football Club’s
traditional Boxing Night disco taking place at the Cricket Club, offers fun and games, with special prizes. Tickets, limited to 100, are available to over- ( 18s from Clive Bennett
WINENUTorPINK
Tel. 75395), price £2. hoThe Cricket Club is
t e Lord,” it illustrated Dunsop Bridge o rian building this
ment from a place of wor moship in Saxon times to the century.
he cathedral’s develop t dernisation of the Vic
sleyetary Mr Keith Walm- sen introduced the pre a tation, which followed
c Communion service in
Good support t Whalley CE School was
Fhe venue for a Christmas bair organised by mem Bers of the Friends of a leakholt Animal Sanctu ory and Animal Welfare,
n Saturday. andIt was well supported
w raised £196.80 which t ill be divided between ahe animal sanctuary and
ffered their support.
nimal welfare groups. kroMrs Marguerite Ac-
of yd, wife of the Vicar fai Whalley, opened the l r and Mrs Sallie Car- oyon thanked all who had
Sportsmanship WOn Friday, the 2nd on Sunday they re
• Winners at the Abbey I W senior citizens’ drive in
Abbey drive L halley were: Whist, terington.
Mrs E. Chiney. Gents — Mrs E. Howarth, Mr A. Evans. Dominoes: Mrs D. Pimm, Mr O. Tit-
adies — Mrs F. Jolly,
ingirth of a village," relat Wrated to Standfast WI, be to Marclesham Heath,
rent sizes and styles, de signed by six architects,
prises houses of diffe
with shops, a pub, a com munity centre and a site
for a church. cl Slides gave members a
and Mrs D. Sellers prop osed thanks. Refresh-
ear picture of the layout
mentsMrs B .----------------- Mackenzie. Mrs K. Frank
were served by Stock and Mrs M.
land conducted a short a service and Mrs M. Sleath
ccompanied the hymn. Grindleton
Grotto CA very successful
a hristmas Fair was held Grint St Ambrose Church, I dleton, on Saturday. L t was opened by Coun. t es Nevett, who lives in ahe village and is the t rea’s representative on
Effective MMrs R. Kennedy and
t Adopt
tionctive Christmas decora ‘ca s from a few flowers,
t rs F. Smith • demons fehalley, how to make ef
ndles and greenery. Ten lucky winners each received an arrangement p and Mrs M. Harrison ex
ressed thanks. s Hot mince pies were
cerved with coffee and
made for a festive dinner on January 10th. Birthday t greetings were sung for
arols were sung. Arrangements were
hree members. seThe competition for a
erts. Bolton-
22 tables B There were 22 tables at I
androduced Coun. Nevett s Mrs Nevett was pre .by Jacquelyn and Shelley
he Ribble Valley Council. t Fr Trevor Vaughan in ented with a dress spray
Cowling. acSome 12 stalls were in
F t church on Sunday everyor Vaugkun thanked m ne who helped to
Arch funds. ake the effort a success.
presented with a gift token by /Brownie Lucy Whitwell.
. FC met in the village
talking paper YMembers 'of Slaidburn
tapes are produced and the work involved before . he cassettes are posted
slides to illustrate his talk and was thanked by Joan 'Robinson:
to the blind subscribers.. Mr Holmes showed
hall on Monday to hear Mr G. Holmes speak , about the Ribble Valley. Talking Newspaper. t He explained • how the
F tion and there was a Abather Christmas grotto. chuout £537 was raised for
l olton-by-Bowland Vil-1 wnage Hall committee’s Whist winners were: |
ist and domino drive.
Ladies — Mrs K. Ten nant, Mrs J. Dearden, Mrs D. Wright. Gents — Mr D. Wright, Mr M. Dearden, Mr J. Swales. GrDominoes: Mark
Maham, Mr Parkinson, C r H. Lofthouse, Mr
en.
ent to Mr Oddie. J Raffle winners were Mr
Dearden.arr, Mrs T. Pope, Miss | wA consolation prize 1
Deard. Swales and Mrs M. slMCs were Mr W. Cros-1
omino drive .on De cember 21st.
Read
All the aces , At the whist c—
Read Constitutional Club on'Monday, prizewinners
were: Ladies — Mrs Birch, Mrs A. Cunliffe Pollard, (cons). Gents — Mrs M.
,
Siey for whist'and Mr J. Mngleton for dominoes. everyor Crossley reminded W ne of the Christmas 1 d ar Memorial whist and
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