Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Mag lath. W3h Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). B!, News from the villages tiurnicy 22331 iwassijieu/ le (Classified) H H H


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Chipping


£464 for appeal Tile charity perform-


anee of “The Gypsy's Re­ venge — or Murder in the Red Mam" by Mary Rich, held in the village hall, raised over JMfll lbr the


Evening Rost scanner appeal. Ch i p ping A m a tour


Theatrical Society chair­ man Mrs Kate Hoyle ox- pro ssed the soc i et v ’s thanks to local business people and villagers who contributed to a raffle and cake stall. Mrs Gath Mullerwell.


who had been in the show's original January production, but due to cancer treatment at Christie had been unable to rehearse for the charity performance, provided a stall o f hand-knitted cravats made during occu­ pational therapy. To the audience's de­


light she stepped into Vic­ torian costumes only mi­ nutes before curtain-up on hearing that one of the


cast had succumbed to a dose of ’flu.


Whalley


Family treat Whallev Ghurch I May­


ers* forthcoming produc­ tion will be a treat for all the family, featuring youngsters of all ages. The children's classic


“ IMnocchio” is being pro­ duced by Dorothy Duck­ worth. with tile title role taken bv Mark Harrison, of Whallev. Starting on May 2Sth.


the production, based on John Morley's play set to music. runs until Saturday.


tendance at Standlasl WI. Whalley. when Mrs Marie Brown gave an interest­ ing. informative and en­ tertaining talk on the sec­ ondary uses of plastic con­ tainers for making every­ thing. from dolls' cots and choirboys to milk bottle


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the vote of thanks. The competition for a flower arrangement in a yoghurt carton was won by Mrs K. Bond. Miss H. Dixon


No waste Then- was a good at­


and Mrs M. Harrison. Mrs Bond reported on


the resolutions meeting at Preston. Final arrange­ ments were made for the outing to Middleton Towers. Morecambe, on June 2nd, at 10-80 a.m.


Youth expenses A coffee morninj; in


Waddington


Playlet On Ascension Day,


Wh a l ley Metli enlist Schoolroom on Satunlav raised £18 for the Youth Fellowship. It will be put towards expenses when the “ Friends of God” group travels to the annual London weekend of the Methodist Associa­ tion of Youth Clubs.


Gifts A gift morning for


Whalley M e th odist Church funds raised more than £>00.


Abbey drive At W hal ley Abbey


senior citizens' weekly drive, whist winners were — L a d ie s : Mrs H. Turner. Mrs F. Jullv. Gents: Mr N. Walmsley. Mrs M. Grade. Dominoes:


Mrs A. Sutton. Miss M. Hirtwell.


Slaidburn


at Slaidburn Village Hall last week when members of Slaidburn Wl held their •12nd birthday party.


Members and visitors


from Bashall Laves WI were welcomed by presi­ dent Mrs Barbara Steen.


.1. F o le y . o f Holden Clough Nurseries, Bolton- bv-Bowland. He also judged the competition for pictures of flowers, won by Mrs Mary Bolton. Mrs Jane Lewis and Mrs Ldith Lawson. He was thanked by Miss 1. Wad- dington.


The Mrs Lilah King- Wilkinson silver cup.


presented in memory of the late founder president for the highest number of competition points during the year, went to Mrs Bolton. Supper included a birth­


day cake baked bv Mrs Steen, and iced and deco­ rated by Mrs Ann Swind- lehurst.


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The speaker was Mr I\


Birthday cake There were celebrations


pupils of Waddington and West Bradford CE School attended a service in St Helen’s Church, con­ ducted by Canon C. F. Goodehild. Members of the upper


infants portrayed the he­ aling of the beggar man. as related in the Acts of the Apostles. Taking part were: Charlotte Deeming. Richard Harrison. Laura Whitwell, Jane Phillip (readers), Nicholas Putter (J o a b ) , C h r is top h e r Knight. Christopher Sil- verwood, Laura Hatton, Damien Aspinall (disci­ p les). Kelly Parsons (beggar). Susan Read. Leanne Booth man. Jenny Czerwonka (crowd).


Controversial Several controversial


mints were raised when


Mrs K. Walhvork spoke to St Helen's MU. Wadding­ ton. posing the question “Has the family a tuture?" Mrs E. Loxham con­


was specially chosen to mark Ascension-tide. The


choir was directed by Mrs Jean Hartley and Mr Donald Hartley was the


organist. Festal Evensong was


sung bv the full choir in the afternoon, with spe­ cial settings of the Mag­ nificat and Nunc Dimit- tis. The anthem was “Above All Praise." by Mendelssohn. The Waddington Cub


Sabden


Packed chapel The funds of Sabden


Baptist Church received a £858 boost as a result of Sunday’s “ Spring Ser­


mons.” The Rev. Keith Hobbs,


and Brownie packs were in attendance, with col­ ours carried by Graham Whitwell, escorted by Julian Silverwood and Wayne Uonthman. and Busannah Egar, with es­ corts Katie Hargreaves


and Kat.v Phillip. Matth- e w Smith. M a 11 h e w


Moore, Claire Hatton and Emma Silcock assisted as sidesmen.


Treasure trail A t re a su r e hunt


through the surrounding villages was enjoyed by members of Waddington WI on Thursday, ending with supper at the Duke of York Hotel, Grind-


ducted a short service and members were reminded of the coffee evening for Christian Aid on Thurs­ day. when Mr John Logan, recently returned from Eritrea, will show slides about the relief work. A r r a n ge m e n t s w e r e


Icton. The Townson car was


the winner, with the En- twistle car in second place and the booby prize went to the Lupton car, which won last year. President Mrs Jean


Oldrovd thanked Mrs Eileen* Hallam for once again organising the trail.


made for the transport of members to the Deanery Festival at Gisburn.


Choristers During family service in


St Helen’s Church. Wad­ dington. on Sunday morn­ ing. Canon C. F. Good- child admitted Sharon Montgomerie. R a e h e l Scholes and Rebecca Wood as junior choristers and presented the light blue ribbon and medallion to them and to Lmily Jones and Ben Wbitham. The dark blue ribbon


and medallion of the senior chorister was pre­ sented to Samantha Greenwood and the ex- treble trainimr certificate of the Royal School ot Church Music to Simon Jones, who has now taken his place in the tenor


ranks. Claire Mulligan re­


ceived the certificate oi the Associated Board oi the Royal Schools ot Music, having passed Grade l of the young sin­ gers examination. Music played a very im­


portant part andt the anthem “ Lift Your Heads." by J. S. Bach.


Police hunt continues


('UTIIKIiDF. pulin’ :i iv


still carrying out inquiries after the discovery of four home-made razor weapons nil a service bus from Bury where Clitheroe FC had plaved in a soccer final. The four items —


razors, craft and Stanley blades with plastic covers


— were found by staff at Clitheroe's Ribhle depot after the bus had been given a police escort trom Whalley onwards. Acting Insp. Stuart


Caley. who is leading the hunt, said: 'inquiries an continuing. We have had some assistance from members of the public, but nobody has yet been charged with this particu­ lar incident."


Holden


Anniversary Speaker at Ho I (lv n


Chapel's Sunday School anniversary services was


Mr L. Brennand. of Wray. A demonstration on


"Talking Flags" was given by the voting people of the Sunday School, with recitations by Sandra and Alastair Howard: Grace. Vicki. Angela and Tony Kelsall: Charlotte Morris: Jennv D a r l in g ton : Elizabeth Wriglcy and Max and James Taylor.


given bv Ben Taylor and a solo "Trust and obey” was sung bv Grace Kel­ sall. The young people also sang “Make me a channel of your peace” and "l am so glad.”


A Bible reading was Organists for the day


were Mrs Brenda Ham- son and Mr Mark Biakov. Collections amounted to £ 1 8 7 . for Sunday School


funds. West Bradford


Hot pot supper Members of West Brad­


ford Wl enjoyed a hot pot and trifle simper after dis­


cussing resolutions lor the AGM in London, when


Mrs M. Dawber is the delegate. The fashion show held


at Three Rivers Social Club raised i‘18(i. Mem­ bers have been invited to Mrs M. Sloath's home to help celebrate her golden wedding on Juno ISth. which is also the date of the senior citizens’ outing, leaving the village at 1-8(1 P.m.


Members wishing to


take part in glass and wood engraving at the next meeting should bring a small glass or wooden spoon. In the competition “ Whose b a b y ' Mrs Hawber was the winner, with Mrs II a r r is n n second.


Discuss quota value


THE main topic at the meeting of Clitheroe and Rowland branch of the NFC was the Govern­ ment’s recent amendment to the Agriculture Bill de­ aling with tenants’ right to milk quota value.


Members were told that


if the amendment was passed, the most a tenant could hope to receive was 80 per cent of the quota.


The NFU nationally


was maintaining pressure for an equal split, with


both tenants’ and land­ lords’ contributions to quota value being consi­ dered. and members sup­ ported this.


The branch favoured i


viting more guest speak­ ers in future. The film •The ABC of resuscita lion" by the Health and Safety ’Executive will lx


shown later in llu* year. Members felt the public


must be urged to kce) dogs under control at a 1 times while lambing is in progress.


The meeting on May


27th will be the last of the winter programme. Guest


speaker will be Mr K. B. Hill, an (Mdham solicitor.


tutor of Manchester Bap­ tist College, preached at the morning and after­ noon services, which saw many former church mem­ bers’ returning to the vil­ lage. 'Phe new chapel was


packed. At the morning service,


when members of the Methodist Church joined in. passages from the Bible were read by minis­ ter Mr David Newman and Mr Jimmy Newby.


In the afternoon Mrs


Ann Newman and Miss Doris Dawson read the lessons. Refreshments were served by the ladies.


United Fifty people attended


united Evensong iu St N ich o la s 's Church,


Sabden. on Ascension


I)av. The Rev. Denis McWilliam led the service and the preacher was Mr G. 1-owson. Northern sec­ retary to the United Soci­ ety fiir the Propagation of the Gospel.


assortment of prizes is to be held in St Mary’s School, Sabden. tomorrow night at 7 p.m. with a hot-pot supper.


May hymns It was a special day for


eight pupils of St Mary's RC School. Sabden. when they made their first Communion in St Mary’s Church on Sunday


morning. Fr Leon Morris said


Mass and there was standing room only as all the schoolchildren at­ tended to sing May hymns and present flowers to


Our Lady. Afterwards the mothers


provided a celebration breakfast for the children


in the church hall.


Tricks and spots Domino winners at the Monday night social run by Saluletl Over dlls in St Mary's Hall were Mrs Spence. Mrs N. Har­ greaves, Mrs 1- Hunt and Mrs K. Newltv. Whist: ‘Ladies — Mrs' X. Mar­ shall. Gents — Mr F. Cotlam. Raffle: Mrs L. Jackson.


Midweek winner for


dominoes was Miss L. Haves. Whist: Ladies — Mrs M. Swift. Gents — Mr 11. Barker. Raffle: Mrs Sefton.


Langho


Just pipped A tun m from Si


Leonard's CE School. Langho. wore pipped at the post in a seven-a-side football tournament which attracted HI junior teams.


matches to reach the finals, only to he beaten o-l bv a team from Fenis- c ow ie s . Each team member received a shield, with a plaque going to the


St Leonard's won four


school. A team from Witalley


CE reached the semi­ finals only to he beaten by


Feniscowles nil penalties. Head teacher at St


Leonard's. Mr Reter Jump, said the school was proud of its footballers.


"They displayed an ex­


cellent spirit and showed real sportsmanship." he


said. Team members were:


Chris Threlfall. David Sccdall. Nick llaigli. Dean Cassidy. David Scott. Elliott Lightbown. Jan Evans and Jay


lloresorun. R i m i n g t o n


Fresh salmon Kimingtnn Wl members


were met by the sight of a m a gnificent f r e s h salmon as they gathered for their meetine.


Salmon Information Ser­ vice was shown depicting


how the fish are reared ami following their prog­ ress through to market­ ing. smoking and prepara­ tion of dishes.


P re s id en t Mrs F.


Robinson thanked all hel­ pers at the silent auction


and said that another riding hat for disabled children was to be purch­ ased. On view were photographs of the chil­ dren of Hendon Brook School wearing hats ab readv bought with W l and ’ Martin Top Chapel carol service proceeds.


Resolutions for the AGM were discussed and


A film from the Scottish


Beetle A Beetle drive with an


delegate Mrs D. Duerden was instructed on voting. Names were drawn for


eight members to attend Fence WI and an invita­ tion was received from Downham Wl for mem­ bers to join them at a future meeting. Mrs F. Ingleb.v read


Chatburn


Dominoes Members of the Rib-


blesdale Club. Chatburn.


the birthday greetings and Mrs Duerden, chair­ man of the show commit­ tee, announced changes in the schedule for the show on August 9th. Members were asked to find bric-a- brac for the stall at the Heritage Fair in Clitheroe on June 1st. The salmon was cut in


portions and raffled, win­ ners being Mrs F. Met­ calfe, Mrs A. Reacock. Mrs Ringham, Mrs M. Rairstow, Mrs F. Simp­ son, Mrs If. Jackson and


Mrs M. Knapp. The winners of a com­


petition to find the best tip " to remove fishy smells from the kitchen" were Mrs A. Seed (1 and 2) and .Mrs B. Spencer.


Prize drive At the whist and


domino drive organised by


Rimingtnn Memorial In­ stitute Management Com­


mittee. supper was served and Mrs li. Downing pre­ sented prizes. MCs were Mr A. Stott and Mr A.


Eccles. Whist winners —


Ladies: Mrs J. Richards. Miss A. Boothman. Mrs Snaith. Gents: Mr S. Hogg, Mr R. Brown. Mrs


N. Breaks. Dominoes — Adults:


Mrs C. Howarth, Mrs V. Giles. Mrs E. Breaks. Mrs Walker. Mr A. Eccles. Children: Jason Walker. Clare Watson. Raffle: Mrs Morphel.


Read


Tankard Retiring chairman of


Read Scout and Guide c o m mitt e e . M r J n h n Chambers, was presented with an inscribed glass


tankard at the AGM. Fund-raising activities


adequately covered the needs ol the various branches, especially tile regular waste paper col­


lections. Thanks were expressed


to David Burrows. Hill Speak. Bob Anderson and Bert Greenhalgh for their continued help with trans­


port and to Group Scout Leader Colin Armstrong.


For seniors Members of Read Ml


are reminded of the AGM in Read School next Tues­


day at 7-:id p.m. bn June Jrd. there will


he an afternoon tea for senior members of the


branch at the home of Mi­ ami Mrs Jim Hargreaves.


George Lane. Mrs M. Holt, of Langho. will speak informally about


the work of the Indoor Members' Braver Circle.


Trump cards At the whist drive in


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs h. Charnley. Mrs M. Grimes (cons). Gents — Mr G. Holding. Mr R. Sugar (cons). Mr Sugar won the special prize and MC was


Mrs M. Pollard. Thornley


Local scene The Brock Valley


Group Meeting was hosted bv Thornloy-with-


Wheatlcv Wl at Chipping Village llall and attended by members from ( ’laugh- ton-on-Brock. Bilsborrow, and Whitechapel and In* glewhite. Special guests were


spent an afternoon play­ ing dominoes and planning future events. Tea hostes­ ses were Mrs Campbell and Mrs Ridgway and birthday greetings were


sung by Mrs Driver, who was welcomed back after a long illness.


Confirmation The Bishop of Burnley,


the Rt Rev. Richard Watson, officiated at a confirmation service at Christ Church. Chatburn. He was assisted by the Vicar, the Rev. Walter


Drain. Those confirmed were


David and Charlotte Bithell. Stephen Leslie Simkin, Adam John Smith. Mrs Elsie Craven and Mrs Kathleen Riant. After the service light


Ann Moore (joint 2). Alison Pickard thanked


Mrs Booth. Next week's meeting is


the village get-together, starting at 7-15 p.m. in the hall.


Grindleton


Silence Grindleton Wl members


observed a minute’s si­ lence in memory of Mrs Margaret Miller, a com­ mittee member who had been in the Wl for ID


years. President Mrs Hildi.


Simpson welcomed Mrs E. Aspin and Mrs M. Dawber. visiting members of West Bradford WL and resolutions for the AGM in London were discussed at length. Members were asked to


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Wanted, over 30 years old. Beads, Brooches, Marcasite Jewellery, Jet, Amber, Silver, Brooches, etc.


refreshments were served in the school. The Bishop


mation cards.


Poetry Speaker at Chatham


MU was Mrs Juan Foulkes. of Clitheroe. who delighted her audi­ ence bv recalling poems about different aspects of her life and times. Mrs K. Drain presided


contribute produce and plants for the stall at the Heritage Fair. The June meeting will take the form of an outing to Pil­ ling Pottery and a supper. Members ran a plant


and his wife met parents ancl friends and he signed books. Bibles and confir­


stall, with proceeds for Denman College Restora­ tion Fund. A competition for the prettiest teapot


was won by Mrs A. Riley. Mrs G. Pinder and Mrs G.


Moir. A chicken supper was enjoyed.


Newton


Brisk trade The unnutil Mny Day


and hostesses were Mrs Mashiter and Mrs Ridg- wav. Mrs I). Brewer played the piano and the vote of thanks was prop­ osed by Mrs J. Black. Members were r e ­


Mrs Falshaw. Mrs Bair- stow. Mrs Knowles.


minded that the meeting on May 21st is the final one ot' the present ses­ sion. Mrs McLean, a com­ munity worker, will speak ami show slides and there will he a bring-and-buy


stall. During Sunday morn­


ing's service at Christ Church. Chatlmru. Mrs G. Barnes. Mr s F . Briggs. Mrs E. Craven anil Mrs I). Mashiter were enrolled as MU members.


Entertained Residents of Thu Mtinoi


House. I'hathuni. were invited to join the Red Cross Club for the dis­ abled at I.mv Moor for an afternoon’s entertainment. Bintro prizes were won


bv F.va Kishlon and Lil­ lian Duckworth and a tea of sandwiches and cake was enjoyed.


Singing along The Hotpot Singers,


from Blacknurn. paid a !


return visit last week to | entertain the Manor House residents at ( hat- burn who were joined by ladies from Cmwtn


Gardens.


F.veryone enjoyed sing- 1 ing along with the group


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to a variety of songs and refreshments rounded off | the afternoon.


Bolton-by-Bowland


Drugs Bolton-by-Rowland \\ l


members are well in­ formed about drugs alter a talk by Mrs K. Hudson. She was welcomed by president Mrs ('. F. Rick* les ami Mrs C. I ay lor gave the vote ot thank.- The competition for a


health tip was won by Mrs D. Cornthwaite. Mrs


Rickies and Mrs H. Rickard. Mrs .J. Gobi*, joint dele­


county vice-chairmen Mrs J. Fen Ion and Mrs \. Huddleston, area leader Mrs P. Ascroft and Chip­ ping Wl president Mrs G.


Rich. Mrs Mary Ward.


Thornley president, intro­ duced the speaker. Mr P. Smith, who showed slides of wildlife, many beautiful and many hila rious, mostly taken in and around' Chipping and the local fells. The competition for a


gate with Dunsop Bridge Wl, spoke about the re­ solutions for the AGM in London and members dis­ cussed them and east votes. A shopping trip to Har-


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roeate had been enjoyable and a party of members had joined Sawlev \\ I to go to Alston Hall, where Mrs Lightfoot. the princi­ pal. gave a talk entitled "Behind the green baize


door." A r r a n g e m cuts w e r e


made for the barbecue at Lane Ends Farm, by invi­ tation of Mr and Mrs G. Gurry, on June 28th.


wildlife photograph was won by M. Duckworth ( B ilsborrow ) and ^ S. Moxham (Claughtoni. The winner of the wildlite slide was Mrs D. Charn­ ley (Thornley). ’Raffle winners were


Mrs Shepherd (Claughton) and Mrs Wilkinson (Whitechapel and Ingle-


white). An exhibition of mem­


bers’ work entitled "In­ spired by Nature" was ad­ mired and social time was spent playing travelling dominoes after a bullet


supper. Special thanks were


given to the three Guides who assisted with wash­ ing-up and to Mrs Mary Rich for playing the piano.


Sandwiches On Monday night


Bolton-by-Bowland Young Fanners had a split meet­ ing. Some members went to Mr I. R. Gattanach’s farm to judge Ayrshire cows. Master judge was


Mr Fittnn. Results: Seniors — David Towler anil Michael


Cornthwaite (joint ). Andrew Rrootn. Juniors — James Towler. Colin


Sutcliffe. Alan Tnwler Janet Hanson thanked


Mr Fitton and Mr Gat tanach. The girls made open


sandwiches in the village hall. Mrs Booth was the judge.


lian Armcr. Seniors — Alison Rickard. Jayne and


Results: Juniors — Gil­ , . For details Tel. 23356


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licit market arranged by Ncwtntl Village Hall com­


mittee raised just under £1011 for funds. Stall hol­ ders did a brisk trade all day. as did the ladies' committee serving re­


freshments.


Celebrating Newton Village Hall is


celebrating tile loth an­ niversary of the building of the new hall on Satur­ day afternoon, at 2-J0 | p.m.. with a sports day for 1 (1-year-olds and under, tollowed by a bar­ becue. In the evening evervone is welcome tor a family night.


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WATCH CASES Silver or Gold


ALL FOREIGN and SAUDI GOLD URGENTLY WANTED


TOP PRICES PAID for Silver Tea Sets


Trays, Cruets Salvers,


Tableware, etc. Candlesticks


FULL AND HALF SOVEREIGNS — WANTED


Any Condilion


£10 minimum paid for each 18ct. and


ANY WEDDING RINGS


22ct. Any condition SILVER


TROPHIES in any


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Stone Set Signet Rings


GOLD RINGS


Broken Rings Diamond Rings Large or Sm^l


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ANTIQUE JEWELLERY


Brooches. Pendants. Tie Pins. Rinas. Enamelled Watches, etc.


T H IS SATU R D A Y , MAY 1 7 th 10-30 a.m. —5 p.m.


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DISH CHICKEN and VEG. PIE


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ROSS CHEESE and BACON PIZZA


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CREAM OFTHE CROP 2lb. MIXED VEG.


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Also SWALES REAL


HOME MADE ICE CREAM


In Various Size Take- Home Packs


FROZEN FOOD at COMPETITIVE PRICES ROWLEY DEEP


McCAIN 1 lb. CHIPS ONLY 4 2 p


beefeater chips only 7 9 p


McCAIN 2lb.


SHELTIE 4s FISH CAKES IN BATTER


ONLY 4 9 p


ROSS COD STEAK In SWEETCORN SAUCE


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