Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 5th, 1985 \l (Classified)


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Waddington Lovely day


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Many people, including children of all ages, av­


ailed themselves of the open invitation to spend


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an afternoon at Wadding- nton Vicarage last Wed­


esday.Fortunately it was a lovely day and the chil­


dren were able to play sw croquet, sk ittle s and


w ing-ball on the lawn. It h as even warm enough to


doors.Many helpers had pre­ pared the garden and Vic­ arage for the influx of vis­ itors and thanks were ex­ pressed by Mrs N. Good- child, who issued the invi­ tation.


)d fori >ught


lli:v women are I) a treat for lied food.


ad. and Mrs | JWhalley recipe


lirnl. of Wood- are collecting


lIlia Feather, of Ie published in


nber. in aid of Church roof


land said that ■ been a Rood


Icted that some [ taken from a


re welcome." Iripe book pub- the 1920s or


l o far, adding: Tire project and liivervbody will i r in. All con-


choir, along with approp­ oporrow at 7 p.m. will


riate floral arrangements. mChoral Evensong to­ v en the Festival and the


News from the villages ' Slaidburn


ave refreshments out of mft Day. There will be a members nefreshments in the after­


t icar will be in church r usical entertainment and


Enterprising S Waddington youngsters


Choral E ven son g on Sunday, but on Wednes­ day there is the added bonus of a free concert by the County Hall Singers, j of Preston, and St Helen’s


oon.The Festival closes with


unior choir, from 7-15 to 8-15 p.m.


Kuzanne E g a r and raatherine RoDbins ar­ o nged a mini jumble sale butside Brook Villas on Sehalf of St Helen’s wunday School. They neorked hard canvassing s ighbours beforehand for raised.


upport and £13 was


Colour schemes GWaddington Youth


d roup reopened on Tues­ bay after the summer break, with members s usy preparing colour


Chatburn


Enjoyable w A most enjoyable time


ive today.


das spent at the Ribbles- wale Club, Chatburn,


asashiter. Members are p.ked to attend at 2-30


drm. prompt for a domino


i on of the basement room b ommunion table has tichemes for the decora­


Dedicated C A new cloth for the


n St Helen’s Sunday School, following the re­ Jceipt of a grant from the


work.They hope to make a u start on tne room, to be


ubilee Trust for this ased for discussion groups


Chueen dedicated at Christ h the gift and beautiful


rch, Chatbum. It was


Gandwork of Mrs Dora mrosvenor, a lifelong p ember of the church and


day’s meeting, when they are also planning to start


I fish over the Jncluding a 31b.


|; Stocks Heser- Itad. Clitheroe,


|jar-old anglers I ; adults a thing


king the best ll week.uttam. of Wad-


Idiw trout, and l nson, also of Ii Road, took


I' above lib. A l'merican Brook


L'ompetitionIwoir holds its f 29th. There


on


ty of sections Bntest. casting and Further [ be obtained


the reservoir i 002).


|b Curry (O IOS


ficient scale to l sat down."


T■ iey still are!) i ented then-l­ Bt a tea party


|estivities were emselves with


n “an adjoining l the scholars


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■lies and exer- ]lisdav w;is quite


l he Kibble and


land Son, of Bil- |ned in the fun. l a rat in the


t in the factory l spinners. R.


lleys, it seems. |In Grimalkin, a


lid brought it the bank in


i which then j the Calder. e dived in too,


ico." rat in mid-


ss . said M r I' Advertiser, | aordinary inst- |ine courage and


|e. Well done, J.F.


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llANY llZES


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lAFLET INC. 9-5


hj '.LSI I and well go family shoppin; j T


are launching a special “German Food Fortnight” as part of a nationwide campaign to promote Germany’s excellent modern-day cuisine. All German produce will be specially marked throughout the stoie


On Monday 9th of September all major Booths stores in your area


alongside your usual groceries, there will be free in-store tastings and our friendly staff will be glad to help with the more unfamiliar - but nevertheless ,


delicious - food ideas.


fine drink, so during our German fortnight we are offering our own , Niersteiner Auflangen Kabinett at a specially discounted price to Booths


Of course Germany is perhaps better known to most of us toi its ( • AA


CUSt°And should you decide to give quality German Food a try, you can enter “The German Food Test” competition and win a fabulous holiday


21st of September,,so come along yourself and share all the fun of something different in « V one-stop family shopping, ‘Booths Style !


t h e g o o d g rO C e T S V A STATION ROAD, CLITHEROE.


for two in Germany or a sophisticated Braun Food Processor It’s all happening down at your local Booths store from the 9th to the


tis best. Both unwell floating


nd films, at next Tues­


a computer club. b However, life will not


bee all work and no play, cocause the Youth Group i mmittee is busy draw­


eginning of November.


ng up an autumn prog­ ramme of events which r will include a trip to the


Standing by WSt Helen’s Church,


ery seriously ill. Grindleton


resently a chorister. daIt was a very special


y for Mrs Grosvenor’s t family as her granddaugh­


wer, Karen, was present Rith her infant daughter, v ebecca, who has been


toller skating rink on Sep­ tember 30th and an outing bo Alton Towers at the


b addington, is standing


y this weekend for an influx of visitors to help celebrate its Dedication


Rally round S Grindleton Garden


Show will take place on Deptember 10th at the v uke of York Hotel and raillagers are asked to mlly round and enter as v any flowers, plants, homegetables and items of F e produce as possible. Ra red Downham and


Festival.Displays of village arts and crafts will feature the work of organisations such as the Mother and Toddler Group, Sunday school, WI, Mothers’ Union and St Helen’s


m dio Lancashire will be


about the show and it is hoped to put on an event for them to remember. Entries are free and the


aking a programme


room will be open from 6 p.m. Judging starts at 8 p.m.


Gieceive contributions for H rn WI turned out to be rhroughout Saturday to


Mystery trip mThe destination of a , — : -------1 Uej n g


buystery outing for Slaid­ oghton Tower, where enjoyed


shown round. Tneir guide,lide Mrs Winnard, was thank- ed by president Mrs Bar-


being


bara Steen. ti On the way, a competi­


won to guess where they Mere going was won by A rs Frances Calverley. hafter the tour members g d supper. Thanks to or- aanisers Mrs M. Parker end Miss M. Watson was


B Results: Seniors — M. (jolakey and N. Hamson Mint), C. Briggs and P. _ arsden (joint). Juniors so B. Pinder, D. Ham- t n, G. Parker. A vote of Nhanks was proposed by


bcones which were judged s


eville Hamson. The


g ir ls Read


Bargains s There will be a jumble


brought Afternoon tea


Ry Miss I. Waddington. Results: Seniors — E. Juobinson, J. Robinson.


Walker. Decorated SlSt Andrew’s Church, anksgiving services on


xpressed by Mrs Betty


Mrs Townson and Mrs mThe preacher in the Mhen tea hostesses were


d aidburn, was beautifully thecorated for harvest Sunday.


.


t orning was the Rector, She Rev. G. H. Gaze. The punday School children kresented decorated bas­ Mrets to their teachers, M s Doris Leeming and l rs Mary Parker, and Jessons were read by Mr


. C. Kenyon. CThe solo “The Holy


s ity”, was beautifully Hung by Miss Karen


John Cowkmg.Guest preacher at the evening service was the Rev. B. M. Cave, Vicar of Hurst Green and Mitton. Lessons were read by Mr David Service. w Gifts of harvest produce s ere distributed to the


vening.


B niors — K. Pinder, E. Wuy at their home, 3 toext Wednesday, from 2


wMr and Mrs Rushton noill be holding an after­


macrame, applique, patch- t work and other crafts


arton. A demonstration of


Then proved very popular. prhe vote of thanks was


oposed by A. Parker. t Next week there is a


Brip to War bur ton ’s p.akery, meeting at 6-30


b on tea with bring-and- n estfield Avenue, Read, g 4 p.m. All proceeds will


formed Church today at 6-30 p.m.


ale at Read United Re­


discuss the nature of the gift to be made to the c church to mark the MU


tend. Sabden


Record-breaker s A jumble sale and cake


o towards Cricket Club funds.


Changed night s Owing to illness and a


m. at North Street car park, Clitheroe.


Bolton-by-Bowland 19 tables a There were 19 tables at


tarting next week.


mhortage of leaders, all n embers of the Thursday aright Read 2nd Guides d e to meet on Wednes­ Uays at 7 p.m. at the s nited Reformed Church,


in whist and domino drive l Bolton-by-Bowland Vil­


Show winners f Prizewinners at the


J rossley for whist and Mr


I.age Hall. MCs were Mr C Bleazard and Mr W.


ulatt. Organist was Mr M s E. Underwood, Mrs p . Bairstow, Mr T. Cow-


. Singleton for dominoes. Mr Whist prizes: Ladies —


g, Mr S. Hogg. s Dominoes: Mr Tomlin­


eick and elderly after the revening service and the e mainder sold on Monday


Super judge s Slaidburn YFC’s annual


uper judge competition, held at Horns Farm, was won by Neville Hamson. Judges were Mr and Mrs B. Newhouse, of Long Preston.A team of members en­ Cotered the Semple Cup


M. Pye, Mr E. New­ house, Mrs Wells, Mrs Chaffer.Raffle: Mr S. Hogg, Mrs B. Fawcett, Mrs C. Curry.


on, Mr Wentworth, Miss


Treasure hunt f Members, family and


lariends of Bolton-by-Bow- l nd YFC met in the vil­


A mpetition at Hellifield Wewton, Waddington,


third overall for judging. h At Monday’s meeting, varm, Lane Ends, by in­


Witation of Mr and Mrs F. j addington, the boys cudged sheep and dairy


uction Mart and came Feld at Stephenson/s


ows. Master judge was Mr Robin Clarke._______


age to participate in the annual car treasure hunt, organised by Mr and Mrs


Werthwaite. Gents — Mr in. Knowles, Mr C. Kipl­


wirst annual Read Show ( e re: Mrs Kitchen


Pomagne), Mrs Dealing (cake), Mr W. Campbell (fruit), Mr S. Riley (flow­ oers). Mr Riley, who was


Ctall in St Nicholas’s r hurch Hall, Sabden,


£125. It was organised by Mary church members Mrs


Varnam and Mrs Flora Crozier, who will put the money towards their stall at the Christmas Fair.


aised a record-breaking Cottam, Mrs Ann


Tricks and spots SaDomino winners at


s bden Over 60s weekly Hocials were: Mrs L. Aunt, joint 2 Mrs S. anshton, Mrs I. Metcalfe L d Mrs D. Bass. Whist: a adies — Mrs A. How- Grth, Mrs N. Marshall. Mrents — Mr E. Wilson, A s I. Hill. Raffle: Mrs


he wife of one of the judges.


cn the show’s organising eommittee gave the flow­ trs to Mrs G. Campbell,


All the aces ReAt the whist drive in


pr ad Constitutional Club, —izewinners were: Ladies M Mrs D. Slinger, Mrs G. Pickles and Mrs M. Greenwood (joint cons). n ents — Mrs B. Bren- ( and, Mrs M. Pollard woncons). Mrs D. Slinger M the special prize and


nhC was Mrs E. Brow- ill.


Disco l Read Cricket Club


B. Booth. HThe route led through


N o ld en , S la id b u rn , l est Bradford and Grind­


Neton, back to the Copy


“adies’ committee hosted a tTots to Teens” disco in whe pavilion on Friday,


supper was provided. a Val Pickard thanked Mr iime and effort in prepar­


ook H o te l, wh ere tnd Mrs Booth for their


oth and Peter Dakin. mpetition.


hen over 70 children danced to the music of local DJ Bob Houlgate. The next disco may also co incorporate a fancy dress


Fng the treasure hunt. anirst was Mr R. Aspin Bod joint second Angela


Discussing gift i Read MU will be hold­


in church at 7-30 p.m. on September 24th, followed


ng an enrolment service by a meeting in school to


Mrs E. Jackson. Tosside


aentenary. All members atre asked to try and


Thanksgiving T Mount Sion Chapel,


t osside, held its harvest


Sunday, at 7 p.m. The chapel was decorated with fruit and flowers by Mrs Pauline Brown, Mrs Emily Edgar and Mrs May Wharton. b The service was taken


hanksgiving service on


Skipton, who took his text from Ephesians and spoke of “Families”. Oreanist was Mrs Betty Askew, of Long Preston. Tea and biscuits were served at


y Mr George Murray, of


the close.The collection of £55 was for chapel funds. Fruit and flowers were later distributed to Nevil­ le Home for elderly per­ sons . at Gargrave and Castleberg Hospital, Gig-


gleswick. £220 raised


. Spence. n Thursday’s domino win­ ist: Ladies — Mrs M.


Resumed forSabden’s weekly disco


s ers were Miss E. Pre­ Whco tt and Mrs Bass.


inA jumble sale organised Mrs Tosside Institute by


Carr, Mrs N. Marshall. Gents — Mr R. Charnley, Master C. Platt. Raffle:


no the under 16s have m.


Church Hall on Monday p. evenings, starting at 6-15


w resumed in St Mary’s


Welcome e Sabden WI welcomes


on Monday, when the Potato Marketing Board will give a demonstration


veryone to its meeting


and there will be a com­ petition for a decorated potato. It begins at 7:15 p.m. in the B ap tist Schoolroom.


Revue night T Clitheroe’s Sutcliffe


wheatre School of Dancing Rill present a “Sabden


s evue,” an evening of Nong and dance, in St Ticholas’s Church Hall on nuesday, at .7-30 p.m. A


raised £200 for Town Head Surgery at Settle and a shoe stall in aid of leukaemia raised a further £20. Raffle winners: Mrs M. Wharton, Mrs Dow- biggin, Mrs D. Robinson, Mrs Beresford and Mrs


Tilbury and friends


N. Breaks. Billington


Barbecue CoBillington and Langho


hommunity Association is o lding a barbecue a week


New use J The old day school at St


Hurst Green wohn’s, Hurst Green, o ev. Brian Cave, a band |


hhich closed last vear. l as been given a new


g aned, painted and reor­ tanised the kitchen so


ease of life. R Led by the Vicar, the clef p a r ish io n e r s has


uhat various groups can | se it.Parties of Brownies,


Cubs and youth groups from Burnley, Colne, t Longton and other dis­


schoolricts have occupied the


with some older boys and girls camping out in the adjoining garden. All the young people who have stayed over the weekend have attended Sunday morning church services. t With the reopening of


for pack holidays,


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She village playgroup from daeptember 10th on Tues­


day mornings, the youth group on Friday evenings and the Sunday School groups on Sunday morn- ing, plus a flower arrang- ing session on Tuesday L evenings through the winter, the old school is I going to be very active.


y afternoons and Thurs­


Silence wTwo minutes’ silence


as observed at Hurst Green WI for the victims and bereaved families of th e M an ch e ster air tragedy.Mrs Kathleen Young presided and members were selected to attend c Little Mitton WI. Pro­


teeds from a stall held at


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he village fete will be divided between the fete itself, the Memorial Hall


ious stalls. r The association has


tion. ay bus, a raffle and var­


and WI funds. h Slides and a talk on the


SILVER EARRINGS Vsss P R B C E


pleonard’s School, with a marks, then entertained Ln S u n d a y , at St


lececent house-to-house col­


Favourites opMrs Anne Holmes


t istory of English furni­ Pure, by Mr John E.


aaised £4,000 in just over M s Carolyn Young and r year, including £692 in a


Mathembers and Mrs E. A er expressed thanks. fund stall was run for WI Mr s. Raffle winner was


L ened the meeting of the Eadies’ Social Hour of


Bbenezer Baptist Church, t illington, with the news


unable to attend, due to a family bereavement. w Some of the members


hat the speaker was


umber, of Sabden chil­ dren are taking part.


faere invited to read their a vourite poems and prose pnd choose hymns and a


s leasant evening was pent. Thornley


Profitable i A craft and coffee even­


Community Centre by members of Thornley- with-Wheatley WI as part s of their current member­


ng was held at Thornley


people attended and a £36 profit for WI funds was |


hip drive. About 50 raised.


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p rs Mather won the com- noetition. Members are e w looking forward to an


vening providing their own entertainment.


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