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wore given to Mrs S. Mason, Mrs M. Porter, Mrs H. Metcalfe and Mrs C. Waterworth, who re­ ceived flowers from the p r e s id en t ’s table. A supper of hot-pot, fruit salad and cream was served by the committee. Members brought


Christmas gifts to be sent to Kell View Home for the Klderly at Longridge. The Mrs Popplewell


memorial goblet was won bv Mrs K. Horn! for most points in the monthly competitions. She also re- ceived a gift token. The raffle was won by Mrs


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W'aterworth. A letter of thanks was received from the Muscu­ lar Dystrophy Fund for a donation of £-12 from the


Mrs Park»*r and presented her with a plant. On behalf of all members. Mi’s .1. Wood thanked Mrs t'owking for her three years as president and presented her with a h o U i |U e t .


\V1 collecting box. Mrs Beattie thanked


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joyed anot her Come Dancing night at Dunsop Bridge Village Hall on Saturday, with music by


Whitaker. Mrs .1. Parkin­ son. Mr K. Briggs. Tlie Christmas dance v. ;!1 in- mi 1 )ecember 13th.


McFwan. Mr .1. Barlow. Mr B. Fairelough, Mrs D.


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Four ideals At the annual meeting


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Wanting more Nearly 50 people enjoy­


ed a bingo evening in St Mary’s Hall, Sabden, when £(56 was raised to­ wards stalls at the Christ- ias Fair on December


tour and shown how the telephone system works. Thanks were expressed bv Sarah Wolfcndcn, sec­ onded bv chairman Val­ erie Pickard. Another recent talk was


7th. Caller was Mr Jack H a y t h o r n t h w a i t e a n d there was a supper of home-made pie and peas and cakes. The evening was organ­


ised by Mrs Norah Cal- v e r ley , Mrs Frances Qucga'n, Mrs Margaret Wood and Mrs Eileen Varley, who have been usked’to make it a regular event.


Vacant seat A vacancy has occurred


on Sabden Parish Council following the resignation of Mr Norman Crompton through work commit­ ments.


Tricks and spots Domino winners at


Sabden Over GOs on Monday were: Mrs P. Whittaker. Mrs M. Wade, Miss A. Alston. Whist: Mrs N. Marshall, Mr E. Wilson. Raffle: Mrs Mar­ shall. 0 n Th u rsday, d om i no inners were Mrs K.


given by Andy Walling on nis Silver Jubilee trip to the USA. Next week a talk on


Radio Lancashire will be given by Judith Roberts,


at 7-15 p.m. in the village hall.


Chatburn burn’s Ribblesdale Club


Party plans Tea hostesses at Chat-


were Mrs M. Kidgwav and Mrs A. Kenyon. All members are asked to attend the annual meeting today at 2-30 p.m., when arrangements for the Christmas party will be discussed.


shaw spoke to Chatburn M e th o d is t Church Women’s Fellowship on “Alary, the mother of God.” Mrs R. Hudson was the pianist. At the next meeting the Rev. Clifford Foster, of Whallcy, will speak about “Woodbine Willie.”


Mary The Rev. T. J. Brad-


Newby, Mrs Wade, Mrs N. H a r g r e a v e s and Master 0. Platt. Whist: Mrs M. Procter. Master C. Platt. Raffle: Mrs C. Sefton.


Sabden Horticultural Soci­ ety Mr Alan Cliff thanked members and officials at the annual meeting for their continued loyalty and work. He added thanks to Fr Leon Morris for the use of St Mary’s Hall for the annual show and to the ladies who helped with refreshments. The treasurer’s report


i " . , rung and members said . "o.lbye to Mrs Smith, ■aln- :> leaving the dis-


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Welcome boost Whalley and District


Age Concern’s funds have been boosted by £*10.80, thanks to the latest was- lepaper collection from the village’s skip. The skip, behind the


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Whallcy. conducted the service at West Bradford


Old and new Mrs N. Foster, of


Ladies' Bright Hour, due to the continued indisposi­ tion of leader Mrs Susan


Clark. Prayers were said for members unable to attend. After readings and


hymns accompanied by Airs Nancy Frankland, Air Frank *Rushton, of Clitheroe, gave a talk on old and new hymns and the ir composers and played some of the new tunes which could become popular. Miss Al. Hetherington,


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Mayoress of Clitheroe, Airs Maxine Jones, who received a spray of flow­ ers from Sunday school scholar Susan Hanson. Af­ ternoon teas proved so popular that further sup­ plies had to be obtained and a sum of £23*1 was raised for the church re­ novation fund.


Number plate offence


post office in King Street, Whalley, is accessible on Saturday mornings from 10 a.m.* until noon. Fol­ lowing the issue of now telephone directories in the area, old ones will be most welcome.


revealed a sound financial position. Arrangements


were made for the annual dinner on March Mill at the Coronation Hotel. Cisburn. Officials elected were:


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On drugs About *10 people in


Mrs Cl. Waddington (pres­ ident). Miss A. Alston and Mr J. Newby (vice-presi­ dents), Mr E. Howson (chairman), Miss A. Alston (vice-chairman). Mrs E. Clarkson (secret­ ary). Airs F. Cooke (trea­ surer). Mr K. Davies and Mr L. Harwood (show secretaries), Mr J.Hrilclif- fe (Press secretary) and Mr I). Houghton (au­ ditor). Committee: J. Newbv,


W. Bold. W. Britcliffe. H. Briteliffe. L. Clarkson. W. Cooke. It. Newby, W. Rimmer. E. Wilson, J. Britcliffe. W. Campbell. E. Howson, It. Shaw, J. Barrow. A. Parfitt. K. Davies. P. Dewhurst.


Bolton-by-Bowland


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(Tulfs vice-chairman Mrs M. A. llcvworth wel­ comed Mr A. Wadding­ ton. of Skipton. who gave a talk and slide show on pelargoniums and fuch­ sias. He was thanked by Mrs C. F. Pickles. A letter from the chair­


M iehae 1 A ck royd. we 1 - comeil guest speaker Dr James Madcn, of the Lamont Clinic. Burnley General Hospital. He spoke about the use


Whalley attended an open meeting to discuss drugs, called by the parish church. The Vicar, the Rev.


of Clitheroe, is to be the guest speaker on Wednes­ day and members have been invited to the Wl party on December 3rd.


Tosside


of drugs from ancient times in China and India up to the present day and a vigorous question and


answer session followed. Mr Aokrovd said the


Flower Club on Thursday was very well attended for a Christmas demonst­


problem. Festive A meeting of Whalley


ration by Mrs Margaret Lowe. On December 5th there will be a demonstra­ tion by Mr Bert Ellis enti­ tled "Christmas my way.”


senior citizens’ drive in W hall ev w e re: Whist. L ad ie s — Mrs M. W h itak e r . Miss M. Hudson. Gents — Mr E. Flack. Mr ( ’. Sharpe. Dominoes: Mrs N. Am­ brose, Mr P. Whitaker.


All the aces Winners at the Abbey


man. Mr W. Holland, thanked members for their good wishes during hi.- recent illness. At tin* meeting on De­


Chipping


cember 11th there will be a social evening with a Jacob's join supper, all members and friends being welcome.


Bolton-by-Bowland YFC travelled to British Tele­ com at Blackburn, where they were given a guided


Guided tour Thirty members of


held a food bingo in the


Food bingo Chipping Pony Club


village hall on Saturday, organised by Mr Tom Holden and run by Mrs Rogerson and her team of helpers. It raised £250 for club funds. Tomorrow the club


Causes collision


holds its annual presenta­ tion night and on Satur­ day there will be a Prince Philip games practice in preparation for a friendly competition organised by Wheeltnn Ponv Club.


Read


ly Circle Mr and Mrs H. Waterworth. of Burnley, gave an illustrated talk entitled “All Aboard — Runway. Railway. Road” on their visit to Canada and the USA. Miss M. Dewhurst proposed thanks and gave details of the Christmas nartv on December 3rd at Hillocks Farm Restaur­ ant. Old Langho.


US visit At Read Ladiesf Friend­


Saddened Members of Read MU


were saddened to hear of the death of their loyal friend. Mrs Jean Dawson, and sympathy from the branch was extended to her family.


whist drive in Read Con­ st it lit ional Club on Monday were: Ladies — Airs S. J. Coward. Mrs E. Brownhill. Mrs E. Charn- lev (cons). Gents — Mrs P* Larkin. Mr R. Sagar. Mrs E. Hutchinson and Airs P. Longboltom (cons). Mr Sagar won the special prize and MC was Mrs Brownhill.


Lucky hands Prizewinners at the


FOR driving a car with­ out due care and atten­ tion, Jason Mark Exweli (18). of Keinple View, Clithoroe. was fined £60 by the town’s magis­ trates. The court was told that


meeting had been benefi­ cial and everyone was now more aware of the


for a whist and domino drive in aid of Tosside Institute funds. AlCs were Air E. Metcalfe and Air F. Peel. Winners: Airs Har­ greaves, Mrs N. Breaks, Airs R. Woolerton, Mrs A. Harper, Mr W. Cros­ slev, Air J. Stafford, Mr W.‘ Hird. Mrs E. Mor- phet. Mr Nelson. Mrs Oddie, Air C. Wiseman. Air E. Newhouse. Miss M. Lord. Mr J. Oddie. Airs Thornher. Mrs Went­ worth. Raffle: Mrs E. Robin­


Fund-raiser There were 2G tables


son, Mrs Tennant. Mr Howarth, Mr J. Hogg.


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A WOMAN who enjoyed working for St John’s Church. Read, lias died, aged (>7. Mrs Jean Dawson, of


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East View. Read, was horn at Dinckley and moved to Read after her marriage at St Leonard’s. Langho. 12 years ago. Before meeting her hus­


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and was a member of the village Wl and MU. She is also survived by chil­ dren, Anne and Raymond. A service at St John’s,


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LETTERS and numbers were missing or broken from the registration dis­ play of a car stopped by police in Clitheroe, the town’s magistrates were told. David Edward Man­


A WOA1AN who worked for most of her life as a winder at the former Judge Walmseley Alill, Billington, has died, aged 77.


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sf ield (21), of Alonk Street. Clitheroe. was fined £10 for using a ear with the registration mark not displayed and a similar sum for not having a test certificate. In a letter to the court,


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