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sure that Pendleton WI president Mrs M. -Ross presented Mrs Parker and Mrs Donaghy with certifi­ cates for 50. years mem­ bership of the movement. Two other members, Mrs M. Cowperthwaite and Mrs A. Swales, are also eligible. Beauty will bloom, fol­


It was with great plea­


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lowing a demonstration on skin care by Mrs Lons­ dale, using Mrs J. Bristol and Mrs J. Wilson as models. She explained the use of various creams and lotions, emphasising the fact tha t soap should never be used on the face, much to the surprise of many members!


ed Mrs Lonsdale, who judged the competition for. a beauty hint, winners being Mrs Crabtree and Mrs Slinger. A raffle for prizes given by the de­ monstrator was won by Mrs J. Whitwell and Mrs E. Anderton.


Nutter, Mrs Eccles and Mrs Brown. A “pink” stall manned by Mrs Harrison and Mrs Whittaker real­ ised £9.57. Members were reminded to bring to the next meeting their items for Olympia.


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Mrs M. Baldwin thank­ Waddington


Skilful snaps The quality of holiday


summer, following a talk, from local photographer Mr John Pye. ■ ■ He gave advice on some


th is


photographs taken by Waddington camera en­ thusiasts should see an improvement.


of the pitfalls to be av­ oided and dealt with the members’ camera prob-- lems. Mrs N. Steiger, a self-confessed non-photo­ grapher, thanked him, saying she had been en­ couraged to try a few shots. A competition for ‘ the


most amusing photo was won by Mrs S. Wilson, Mrs H. Penny and Mrs M. Wadsworth. Tickets were sold for


call in for five minutes, as the next day the quilt has to be packed up ready to leave Lancashire for Denman College, where it will be assessed.”


Open to all In order to raise funds


for equipment for St Helen’s Playgroup, Wad­ dington,' an open day is to be held on April 14th, the last day of term, from 10' a.m. to noon. The children will take


. attend. There will be ' cakes, plants and nearly- new children’s clothes on sale and refreshments will


part in their ordinary ac­ tivities, but all parents and friends are invited to


be served.


the group meeting at Dunsop Bridge on May 17th and members were shown the progress of the community quilt, in which two dozen people are par­ ticipating. New member Mrs A. Bailey was wel­ comed.


in being among 198 WIs throughout the country whose applications to visit Denman College in June were successful, as 656 in­ stitutes were unlucky. The trip is being co-ordi­ nated by area team leader Mrs C. Riley, with mem­ bers from several sur­ rounding WIs. Five names were taken


Waddington is fortunate


of Chatb'urn Methodist Church Women’s Fellow­ ship Miss Gladys Parkin­ son presided. A short address was


Chatburn , Re-elected At' the annual meeting


riven by the' Rev. T. J. Bradshaw who chaired the business meeting. The officers were re-elected en bloc, with the addition of Mrs M. Driver and Mrs A. Kenyon to the com­ mittee. Ladies’ day was fixed


for a WI holiday in Canada next year and it was announced that the iueen would be visiting ie national WI “Life ana


for October 21st and a coach trip for June. 13th. Afternoon tea was served by the committee and the p ia n is t was Mrs Grosevenor.


Leisure" exhibition at Olympia in June. Memories, jokes and


anecdotes relating to HP sauce were requested through the county letter for inclusion in a forth­ coming book. "Squire on a shoestr­


'bring-and-buy stall at Ch a tb u rn Methodist Church on Saturday raised £101 for the reno­ vation fund.


£101 raised An afternoon tea with


ing” is the title of next month’s talk by Dr J. A. Farrer. The competition is for a thrifty hint. Hos­ tesses will be Miss H. Emsden, Mrs W. Fisher, Mrs M. F ra ser , Mrs Hindle, Mrs J. Fallows and Mrs E. Garnett.


Women’s Fellowship heard the Rev J. Wright, a former minister, speak about. “Gentleness.” He was thanked by Mrs N. Foster. The pianist was Mrs'P. Fisher and the tea hostess Miss L. Wallbank. Next Thursday’s meet­


Holiday slides Waddington Methodist


Fields Committee made a profit of £92.45 from the recent pantomime. This was lower than last year, but expenses were higher. The main function or the pantomime, however, is to entertain and generally involve the whole village community.


Panto profit C h a tb u rn P lay in g


were played at the Rib- blesdale Club, Chatbum. Tea hostesses were Mrs Kenyon and .Mrs Ridgway.


Pots and spots Snooker and dominoes


Whitewell


ing will be the last of the session and Mrs L.- Cow- gill will show holiday slides. There will be a Jacob’s join tea. Waddington Methodist


Busy week A ■ family service for


Church a n n iv e r s a ry weekend will be marked by a concert on April 7th1 by Great Harwood Male Voice Choir, introduced by Joan Pomfret. On the following day, the preacher will be the Rev. E. Dobson. -


Come and see


patchwork quilt.” That’s the invitation from Wad­ dington WI members who have completed the com­ munity project as part of WI National Promotion Year. The quilt — in which


“Pop in and see our


Mothering Sunday, led by the Rev. B. P. Bate, will mark the beginning of Mothers’ Union Week for Whitewell. It will be held in church at 3 p.m. and posies will be distributed to the children. On the following Thurs­


West Bradford


Fashions A fashion show by the


. next v Wednesday, at 8 p.m. Proceeds are for St Catherine’s Church, West Bradford.


House of Granville will be given at Waddow-Hall, by permission of Guider-in- charge Mrs M. Firth,


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West Bradford Methodist Ladies’ Bright Hour was held at the home of leader Mrs Susan Clark, in Grindleton Road.'


Foster opened the meet­ ing with a prayer and a hymn, accompanied- by Mrs Ethel Hanson, and thanked Mrs Clark for her leadership and guidance.


The Rev. Clifford ’■


appointed treasurer and Mrs Doris Hanson was co­ opted to the tea commit­ tee, joining Mrs Ada Oliver, Mrs Theresa Mar- chall and Mrs Hilda Hanson. Mrs Margaret Sleath is to continue as press secretary. Mrs Heaton is leaving


Mrs Ethel Taylor was


West Bradford to live at Earby. Chocolate cake and tea


was served and another hymn was played by Mrs Nancy Frankland. Next Wednesday’s meeting, at 12 Grindleton Road, at 2- 15 p.m., is a members’ afternoon.


Read


cluding a leg ; of lamb, chicken, sausage rolls and cakes were cooked in a d em o n s tra t io n by Clitheroe Microwave Centre at Read School. Headmas ter Mr J.


Read, hosted a parish social in the school,-with dancing to the Jimmy Heyworth band. Guests also enjoyed an interlude of jazz music from Mr Keith Hall. During the evening, or­


Parish social St Jo h n ’s Church,


ganised by Mr Cyril Law, a cold buffet was served.


Ribble Valley Ladies’ Conservative Association is organising a bring buy sale on Wednesai the Constitutional from 7-30 p.m.


Bring-and-buy . Read branch o f 'th e


bring-and- daiy i at


Club, Disco


day, a coffee evening with bnng-and-buy. stall is to be held in the Social Hall, Whitewell, from 7-30 p.m. MU literature will be on view and a brief history of the branch, founded by Mrs D. Reid in 1948, will be available for perusal.


Newton


Supper dance The Village Hall Com­


more than two dozen people have participated — will be on view next Wednesday during a tat­ ting session at the home of Sirs Olive Heywood, 19 Pinder Close, between 7 and 9-30 p.m. Co-ordinator Mrs Sue


Baron said: ‘We hope that anyone interested will take the opportunity to


mittee at Newton ar­ ranged a dance on Friday evening, with music pro­ vided by the Dalesman Band. The ladies commit­ tee served supper. Competition winners


of Read Cricket Club are invited to a get-together at 8-30 p.m. in the club- room. There will be a pre- • season disco dance there on the following Saturday.


Next Thursday


Whist drive At the whist drive in


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, winners were: Ladies — Mrs S. J. Coward, Mrs M. Pickles. Gents — Mrs P. Larkin,- Mr L. Grimes. Mrs E. Hutchinson won the spe­ cial prize and Mrs M. Pickles was MC.


were: B. Isherwood, Mrs G. Crompton, Mrs A. Durham, Mr Wilson, Mrs M. Thompson. The Farmer’s Ball will be on October 12th.


Union week there will be a family service in Read Church on Mothering Sunday at 11 a.m., fol­ lowed by a ploughman’s lunch at noon in the school. Tickets are avail­ able from the vicarage or any committee member. A beauty demonstration will be given in the school


MU week To celebrate Mothers’


Fund tonic A variety of dishes in­


Bright Hour. The annual meeting of


Hurst Green


Meeting of St John’s Church, Hurst Green, Mr J. Peel was re-elected and Mrs J. Piercy elected as churchwardens. Deanery Synod representatives are Mrs F. Lee and Miss A. Hoyle. . PCC members elected were: Mr D. Channing, Mr J. Garstang, Mr J. Hyde, Mr A. Piercy, Mr G. Whittaker, Mrs M. Bailey, Mrs M. Ashton, Mrs V. Cave, Mrs J. Hoyle, Mrs A. Wales and Miss G. Whalley. Sidesmen elected were


Elections At the--annual Vestry


Dunsop Bridge


on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. and on Friday afternoon tea will be served from 2- 30 p.m. onwards in the vicarage to ,any senior members of the branch. On the Saturday there


’■drive at' Dunsop Bridge. Village Hall raised funds for the Hodder /Valley Show. .There were 10 tables for whist and 10'/2 for dominoes. MCs were Mr W. Wors-


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. Whist winners: Ladies —. Mrs Swales, Mrs Underwood, Mrs B. Townson, M. Holden. Gents — Mr C. Kipling Mr M. Brennand, Mr Swales, Mr N. Shaw. Half-time winners were


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Mrs J. Mercer, Mr G. Metcalfe and Mr J. Wood. .Dominoes: Mrs S.


Kendal, Mr R. Wood, Mr W. Mason, Mrs'J. Parkin­ son, Mr P. Cod, Mr J. Marsden, Mrs J. How- arth, Mrs M. Rushton. Draw: Mr J. Whitaker,


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Mr R. Wood, Mrs Went­ worth, Mrs M. Pinder, Mrs Lofthouse, Mrs J, Walker.


Mr R. Bailey, Mr D. Channing, Mr C. Collin- son, Mr J-. Garstang, Mr A., Piercy and Mr S. Wales, Mrs M. Ashton, Miss A. Hoyle and Miss


G. Whalley. Mrs G. Pennington re­


ported that the completed electoral roll comprised 62 members. The PCC ex­ pressed appreciation of. the work done over many years by Mrs Pennington, who has resigned as Sunday School Superin­ tendent. The chairman, the Rev.


night was organised by Dunsop Bridge Village Hall Committee on Satur­ day. Bob Fairclough played for dancing and a


Popular night A “Come Dancing


Elate supper was served


successful that another has been arranged for April 14th. Prizewinners were Mr P. Cowking, Mrs J . Roscoe, Mrs M. Holden, Mrs J. Parkinson and Mr Harold Pye.


y committee members. The dance proved so


Chipping


Brian Cave, reported on events of the past year, chiefly the Stewardship Mission which had influ­ enced the life of the church in many ways. Treasurer Mr J. Gar­


pend income more, leaving a satisfac-;


stang pointed out that ex- fiture had risen but had risen1 even


Cavannagh gave a vote of thanks. About £40 was raised for school funds.


tory credit balance. Whalley


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Moving talk Whalley WI had a I


Chipping Pre-School Play­ group in the Village Hall raised £68 for the annual outing to Cleveleys on | June 12th. Any mothers interested


Clothing sale A clothing sale run by


in going on the excursion, or wanting further infor­ mation on playgroup ac­ tivities, should contact Mrs Susan Kelleher (Chipping 407).


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moving illustrated talk on “Mother Teresa of Calcut- I ta” given by Mrs J. Tem- | pest, of Broughton Hall. She asked for old sheets


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Grieve, Mrs Atkinson and Miss Grime, along with new members Mrs Drink- water, Mrs Foster and Mrs Proilett, were wel­ comed by-president Mrs Mavis Day. Mrs C. Scahill, of Bil-


lington and Langho WI, spoke on the resolution sne put forward at the council meeting in Lancas­ ter and invited members to an open house she is holding during promotions fo rtn ig h t. Mrs Mary Thorpe, delegate to the council meeting, gave her report. An informal effort, also


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18th, the speaker will be. former county chairman Mrs F. A. Smithies and th re e members, Mrs Britcliffe, Mrs Doris Cot- terill and Miss Marion McVittie, will be pre­ sented with framed 50- year certificates.


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