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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 4th, 1986 5 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) News from villages


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Read


Nativity a Read Playgroup held its


nnual Christmas fair last weekend when there was a good attendance and Father Christmas was kept busy. It is expected t to have raised over £120


fund-raising and said that the fields have been regis­ tered as a charity with the Charity Commissioners. thUnder an agreement,


owards the children’s Christmas party. 10On December 12th at


ase fields are maintained are a reception and sports W a for the residents of Bahalley, Little Mitton, to rrow, Wiswell, Billing-


c -30 a.m. the playgroup Nhildren will perform their


United Reformed Church. All are welcome to watch.


a tiv ity play in the


Ghostly talk o The November meeting


byf Read MU was attended g over 50 members and l uests. The speaker was Tocal personality Mr g erence Whittaker, who gave a talk on Lancashire i hosts and legends, show- hng s lid e s of known


tine Ashton.


bers, the parish councils of these villages are each entitled to nominate two members to sit on the management committee. c Further members could be


n and Langho. As well as elected mem­


o-opted if necessary. o He outlined the benefits


beenf registration, which had ad undertaken on legal


hoaunted houses and Ja a New Year social on


mes. beThe next meeting will shnuary 28th, and names


vice. Since the start of the scheme in 1977, the parish council of Whalley and Lit­ tle Mitton has contributed more than £ 2 4 ,0 0 0 towards buying and c improving the fields. The


ould be given to Chris­ Prizewinners


wPrizewinners at the s hist drive in Read Con­ Latitutional Club were: Mdies — Mrs D. Slinger, (c rs P. Longbottom


Hutchinson, Mr R. Elliot (cons). Special prize was won by Mrs Slinger and MC was Mrs M. Pollard.


ons). Gents — Mrs E.


S ssful coffee morning on | aturday when a useful


For funds ceRead MU held a suc­


sum of £120 was raised for group funds. In conjunc­ tion with the MU, Read Primary School pupils were invited to do a draw­ ing of some aspect of Read Church in celebration of the centenary. These were 1 judged bv the Rev. Brian


Stevenson, of Clitheroe, ! and prizewinners were:


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hoe-down in the pavilion which was great fun and well attended. Best dancer of the evening was Mick Georgeson.


dies' committee held a


le anised various events | ading up to Christmas


Festive plans orgRead Football Club has


and over the festiv e season.On Sunday, veterans of f Read arc p la y ing a


Priendlv match against


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over-18s. c • December 28th is the | family party for members


p re will be a disco in the l avilion. Tickets are


only. Contact lan Bell for further details.


Wh a lle y


ager Mrs S. Grimes, whose talk was entitled "Caravan via Venice," about a journey she and her husband made in 1SI82. They travelled 4,500 miles in six weeks visiting I nine countries. Mrs Grimes, whose appre slides were particularly


Caravan tour MThe speaker at Whalley


l others' Union was vil­ rs M. Lavcock.


onThis was an increase v last year and the Cicar, the Rev. Brian p ave, said he was hleased that everyone toad worked really hard


bv ciated, was thanked H Mrs Sylvia Ireland. Raostesses were Mrs E. M ce, Mrs M. Peel and


ship, Mrs F. Vincent, of s Burnley Garden Centre, norticulture and gave


Horticulture L At Whalley Methodist


adies' Evening Fellow­ hpoke on her career in pics.Her talk was illustrated


oumerous tills on the care tof house plants and related


by numerous exotic and unusual plants she had


F nister’s wife Mrs Norah woster and refreshments comere serv ed by the


mittee. Playing fields


| The annua! meeting of the management commit­ tee of Whalley Queen Eliz­ abeth Playing Fields was held in the Methodist Church.Chairman, Mr Michael Green, reported successful


brought. miShe was thanked by


THE Christmas fair for St John's Church, Hurst Green, has raised £530 for church funds.


make it a success. b The event was opened


reader.chwarden and lay upParishioners dressed


p to enter into the


photograph shows some of them with the vicar. Refreshments were


arty spirit and our ny Mr Geoffrey Gar­ ett, n former chur­


Disco supper s There is to be a disco


served by Indies of the church and raffle win­ ners were Mrs A. H awo rth. Miss C. Lovegrove, Mrs V. Cle­ ment, Mrs M. Whalley and Mrs M. Stevenson.


-Downham-


upper at the Assheton Arms, Downham, in aid of the Megapulse appeal at Clitheroe Hospital.


rick and the Post Office.


acity Methodist Church hycompanied some of the t mns. Mrs H. Jones was The conductor, Mrs B. F.odd organist and Canon


atThe event is on Tuesday c 8-30 p.m. and there is mountry and western b usic. "Tickets can be bought from Mrs Swar*


attalley Church Council v ended an Advent ser­ Cice at St Leonard's p hurch, Downham. as prart of an ecumenical


Packed church VMembers of the Ribble


The packed church con­ ogramme.


tained members of various denominations and the vouth orchestra from Trin­


ganisation.


service and preached. s Coffee and biscuits were or ll for the “One World"


E. Chard conducted the staerved and there was a


Choir stalwart wiOne of Downham’s links


whth the past was broken


lage where her father was the woodman on the


died in Blackburn Infir­ mary in her 86th year. She was born in the vil­


en Miss Clara Preston


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cn the choir of the village


hurch and she worked at the mill in Chatburn.


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thanks of the committee he for this help and also for


y Council. a The meeting closed


hairman expressed the le lp given by Ribble Val­


mefter a talk on improve­ Abbey whist


AWhist winners at the d bbey senior citizens’ Lrive in Whalley were: Madies — Mrs F. Jolly, Mrs E. Speak. Gents — Sar C. T. Shari), Mrs R. P. nderson. Dominoes: Mr


Whitaker. Dunsop Bridge


Come dancing soThe Village Hall at Dun-


f p Bridge was the venue ior another “Come Danc­ png” night, with music Far o v id e d by Bob


Bashall Eaves


New president NCounty chairman Mrs y retiring president Mrs


4 . Brodrick attended the B4th annual meeting of bashall Eaves WI chaired


CHRIST Church autumn fair in Chat- c burn was a huge suc­


eess this year and is


A. Fox. Also present was Mrs Fielding, of publicity, who brought a display of WI literature. The financial statement


xpected to raise more than £1,560 for church


expenses. WThe vicar, the Rev.


was presented by the trea­ surer and reports read by the secretary and presi­ dent. Gift tokens were presented to Miss M. Spurgeon and Mrs R. Wood for most points gained in the monthly competitions, also Mrs E. r Hind for preparing the


irclough. a There was a very good


ttendance and prizewin­ ners were Mrs G. Ellison, Mr C. Howarth, Mrs Hol­ den, Mr R. Dickinson, Mr E. Briggs and Mr J.


Chipping


NSPCC talk YMembers of Chipping


rst.


hFC met in the village oall for a talk by Mr Foot t f the NSPCC. He was shanked by Richard Seed, Dewhueconded by Martin


li alter Drain, was de­ s ghted at the interest ohown and the success


was Mr W illiam Flewitt, former station master at Chatburn, and in the chair was Mrs Muriel Butlin. Mrs Hilda Bolden gave the


f the stalls. Opening the event


speaking evening in Cabus Village Hall, details of meetings to discuss drug problems, a sports eve­ ning at Barton, a scraper- board course, and a music festival at Fulwood next


short talk on the work of WI committees and was thanked by Mrs Fox. S Mrs J. Lord and Mrs J.


oom for meetings. Mrs N. Brodrick gave a


Thomas.The Christmas dance will be held in the hall a week on S a tu rd a y , December 13th.


thtorey acted as tellers and Me new president is Miss B. Spurgeon, with Mrs J. r argh and Mrs J. Chew anemaining as secretary md treasurer. The com­


Drain. Bolton-by-Bowland


vote of thanks. prButtonholes were


16 Tables a There were 16 tables at


a esented to Mrs Butlin Fnd Mr and Mrs Rlewitt by Rachael,


uth and Jonathan W a d d in g to n


April. bySupper of sou]), followed y the committee.


w apple and mince pies bas provided and served


Christmas whist d There was a good atten­


ittee remains the same with the addition of Mrs


G. Whowell. MRaffle prizes given by


b rs J. Spurgeon were won


oance, 38 tables being Eccupied, for Bashall maves Village Hall Com­ anittee's Christmas whist Md domino drive at the t oorcock Inn, Wadding- aon, by invitation of Susan nd Peter.Whist winners were:


M. Green. vaDetails were given of at annual council meeting


y Mrs P. Colley and Mrs therious county events, and


m Lowton Civic Hall in a arch. The secretary read to letter received in reply in queries concerning the Ocrease in subscriptions. b ther letters concerned


us services, a public


jious way", was the sub­ Aect of a talk by the Rev. to. E. Bland to Wadding­ Fen Methodist Women’s


Mysterious r "God moves in a myste­


llowship on Thursday. chHe was thanked by the arnie and Mrs S. Baines


T airlady Mrs N. Foster. Cea hostess was Mrs H.


to attend.


was the pianist. MAt the next meeting


P a y th o rn e


Ladies — K. McPatrick, M. Hudson, L. Barker, S. Cook, P. Bleazard. G. Metcalf (cons). Gents — Mrs Clark, Mrs Farns­ worth, S. Bullock, S. Wig- nail, S. Philary (cons). D Dominoes: E. Seedall, Flynn,. Chew, D. Howarth, D.


linson, M. Beattie, M. Briggs, M. A. Wentworth, M. Lund.


Bring and buy a At the annual mission­


Nescribed his visit to M. Birtle, J. Tom­


Cry meeting at Paythorne inhapel the Rev. G. Halls Mtroduced the speaker, d r Finlay Hodge, who


o whist and domino drive Brganised by Bolton-by- mowland village hall com­ Mittee in aid of funds. f Cs were Mr W. Crossley tor whist and Mr J. Single-


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Mdies — Mrs P. Knowles, Rr W. Crossley, Mr J. Wossali. Gents — Mr I.


on, dominoes. LaWhist winners were:


wohittaker, Mr H. Ains­ Mornber, Mr H. Hanson,


Mr Wentworth. Mr H. Pickard and Mrs Silver- wood (cons).Raffle: Mrs B. Booth, Mr S. Hogg.


haw, Mrs J. Singleton,


wrs Foulkes, of Clitheroe, YFCf Bolton-by-Bowland Hill be the speaker and St invitedelen’s MU have been


rdening.


More village news on Page 14


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