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Clitlicroe Advertiser and Times, November 27th, 1986 I lU.i ( Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) ms


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Bolton-by-Bowland


In costume Bolton-by-Bowland


Drama Group held a cheese and wine evening with a difference at the home of Mr and Mrs G. Curry, Lane Ends.


An exciting lifestyle


FORMER Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupil Stephen Cherry has passed out with the Royal Marine Commandos. Stephen (20). of Dove


Syke Farm. West Brad­ ford, trained at Lymp- stone. Devon, and has iicen attached to a unit aboard HMS Condor, at Arbroath. In January. Stephen


dance. A bring-and-buy stall sold cakes and pro­ duce and drama group members were dressed in C « n t i n e n t a 1 - s t y 1 e costumes.


There was it good atten­


competitions were: Simon Moot-house (guessing game), Mrs C. Bacon (treasure hunt), Rubin Cook (sweets). Mrs F. Smalley and Mrs M. Smal­ ley (photos) and Mrs R. Parks (wine).


Winners of the various


and his colleagues will see service in Norway and in the summer will be in


Canada. Stephen worked at


Booth's Supermarket on the frozen food section before joining the Com­ mandos'nine months ago. He is a keen footballer


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.ik‘ Kershaw. her and ihe bnde- witness was Mr


, resuekt. fhurch ceremony ,;-:in*d by Abbe


LIBRARY CORNER


HKCKNT additions to the stock at ClithcrtM* Library include: ••peach” — Elizabeth Adler.


A romantic novel which tells of the love between a wealthy French prl and an orphan who h;f ri>en to become a f>owerful fjpiro in the motor industry. •‘Death and a Madonna” —


E. White. Mr W. Cross- ley, Miss .1. Waterworth, Mrs J. Singleton and Mr M. Dakin. Mr W. Crossley thanked Mr and Mrs C u r ry an d a l l th e fund-raisers.


Raffle winners were: Mr


Jubilee trip Members of Bolton-


and formerly played for West Bradford FC.


by-Bowland V FC wel­ comed Steve Morris, who gave a talk with slides on his silver jubilee trip to


Colorado. The vote of thanks was proposed by Colin Sutcliffe, seconded by chairman Peter Dakin.


trip to Kippax Biscuits, meeting in the village at 6- 45 p.m.


Next week there is a Gisburn


anniversary of the open­ ing of Gisburne Park Hos­ pital, members of staff held a Christmas hamper raffle to raise money for


Help appeal To celebrate the first


the "Children in Need” appeal.


Doreen Watson, a part- time receptionist and the wife of County Coun. John Watson.


The winner was Mrs Clitlieroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Adveiiising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) from Chatburn


70 years Seventy years of Cub


Scouting were celebrated at the family service at Christ Church, Chatburn,


on Sunday. The church’s own Cub


council raises about £3,000 from a penny rate.


Record sum Whalley and district


Scout pack attended, together with parents and friends and other Ribble Valley packs. The service was conducted by the Rev. Walter Drain, Vicar of


sented by David Sutcliffe, escorted" by Scott Turner and John McKeown. The lessons were read


branch of the Royal Brit­ ish Legion is delighted to announce a record total for this year's poppy- appeal — £2,354! Organiser Mr P. Thist-


Pendleton


New president At Pendleton WI’s


annual meeting, president Mrs M. Ross introduced county chairman Mrs Netta Brodrick, making her first visit there as


lethwaite thanked sellers for their hard work and th e public for i ts generosity. Former branch organ­


Chatburn. The standard was pre­


£233 — was telephoned to the BBC appeal on Friday evening by nurse lan Roxburgh.


The final total raised —


by Mrs Margaret Simkin and Mrs Pauline Sutcliffe, assistant Cub Scout lead­ ers. Prayers were read by Gary Simkin, William Fal- lowcs, Stephen Wood­ ward, David Dakin and Paul Maynard. The Cub Scouts sang a


Slide show Members of Gisburn


VCO. Mrs M. Gornall gave the


iser Mr John Boothman, who has resigned from the post after 10 years, was presented with a set of prints of Whalley in appreciation of his service and dedication.


Winning hands Winners at the Abbey-


YFC met at West Marton Institute for a talk and slide show on Northern


Germany by Mr G. Bargh. The vote of thanks was given by Miss J. Lan­ caster.


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song and were joined in another by the Sunday- school children. William Fallowes and Martin Peel accompanied the singing on recorders. The vicar spoke of the


Cub Scout promise and reminded the gathering of God’s promises. The offer­ ing was received by Ste­ ven Simkin, Martin Peel, Robert Sutcliffe and Michael Burgess. Akela Mrs Jackie Wood­


ward was delighted with the success of the service.


Old pictures Members of Chat-


burn’s Kibblesdale Club enjoyed a pleasant after­ noon playing dominoes, chatting and looking at old photographs. Tea hos­ tesses were Mrs Bowskill and Mrs Atkinson.


Union, Chatburn, invited Gisbtirn MU and friends to hear Rita Nightingale speak about her experi­ ences in a Thailand Jail which led to her conver­ sion to Christianity and her present work with the Prison Christian Fellow- ship.


In jail Christ Church Mothers'


senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were, Whist: Ladies — Mrs H. Turner, MrsJ. Wnlmsley. Gents — Mr C. T. Sharp, Mr N. Walmsley. Dominoes: Mr P. Whitaker.


ing of the Whalley- Meth­ odist Women’s Fellowship, members were joined by c o 11 e a g a e s f r o m a 11 churches in the circuit who are involved in Women's Work. T h e y e n j o y c d a n


Missionaries At Wednesday's meet­


trea sure r 's report and assistant secretary Mrs A. Hall reported on the acti­ vities of fho year. Mrs Ross expressed her


gratitude to members who had made her presidency so enjoyable and Mrs H. Taylor thanked her for her


hard work. Mrs Brodrick gave a


talk on committee work and its importance to the WI as a whole. After the l-e-election of


the committee cn bloc, the following officers were appointed: Miss R. Mundy (president), Mrs J. Bristol and Mrs B. Collinge (vice-presidents). Mrs M. Gornall and Mrs


villages


was thanked for her help as assistant treasurer. Members of the new


Downham


committee are Mrs Bailey, Mrs- E. Hallam, Mrs M. Wigglesworth, Miss D. Dewrance, Miss H. Ems- den, Mrs A. Whitwell, Mrs Boothman, Mrs Wood and Miss M. Bridge. The secretary and treasurer are continuing in office and vice-presidents are Miss Emstlen and Mrs M. Gar­ n e t t , who has been co-opted. Mrs Entwistlc described


Seasonal talk The president of Down-


ham WI, Mrs P. Bailey, welcomed members of Rimington and Bolton-by- Bowland WIs after two minutes silence had been observed for member Mrs N. Wright. Mrs Morris, of Knowle


the Shakespeare course she had attended at Den­ man College. The prize for gaining the most competi­ tion points in the year went to Mrs C. Riley. A Christmas stall sold


attractive seasonal gifts and is to be repeated next month and a competition to guess the identity- of baby photos of the past year’s committee proved it real talking point. For the Christmas party-


N. Howarth are to con­ tinue as treasurer and secretary respectively- and the new press correspon­


dent is Mrs A. Slinger. Mrs P. Nutter was pre­


address by* Airs It. Col­ bert, of Blackburn, who spoke on women in Metho­ dism who work together as missionaries in this country and overseas. Mrs Freda Grime, in the


sented with a cup for gain­ ing; most points in the competitions throughout the year. The competition for it jar of chutney was won by- Mrs E. Slinger. A white s ta l l was


and lucky dips. Visitors were served coffee and mince pies with brandy butter. Raffle winners were


Mrs Kitty Pack, of Liver­ pool, Mrs Spencer, Chris­ topher Platt and Mr Keith Newmark. Parish council chairman Alf Parsons thanked everyone who helped.


Green and Dutton WI, gave a demonstration of Christmas decorations with tips on containers and arrangements. She was


Switching on Sabden Christmas


thanked by Mrs B. Todd. A competition for a


paper hat was won by Mrs D. Whittaker, Mrs M. Bairstow and Mrs E. Jackson, all of Rimington


WI. Birthday greetings went


on December 0th, mem­ bers were reminded to take food and cutlery for the Jacob's join and gifts of grocery- items for the housebound. Hostesses will he Mrs H. Carnie, Mrs D. Clayton, Mrs S. Cowgill, Mrs M. Coates, Mrs M. Cowman and Mrs A. Cooke.


manned by Mrs P. Blea- zard and Mrs M. Wilmot. Tea hostesses were Mrs M. Baldwin, Mrs H. Tay­ lor and Miss Mundy.


chair, thanked the speaker and announced that tit the C h r is tin a s p a r ty Mr Osborne Fogg will present a Deanna Durbin feature film.


by tile Whalley branch of the NSPCC and held in the Methodist schoolroom on Saturday raised £100.


For NSPCC A jumble sale promoted


Re-elected At the annual meeting


proposed by Mrs L. An­ derson and hostesses were Mrs Craven, Mrs Howarth, Mrs Kenyon and Mrs Staines. The Vicar opened the meeting with prayers and Mrs E. Drain presided.


The vote of thanks was Party time


Trees Gardens. Chatburn. were invited to an after­ noon party by residents of the Manor House on Thursday. Mrs Margaret Malcolm, of Accrington, provided entertainment, playing the organ and or­ ganising party games. Fancy dress hats were


Ladies from Crow


of Whalley- WI the three main officers were re-e­ lected — Mrs Mavis Day- (president), Mrs Mary Thorpe (secretary) and Mrs G re t ta Kinradc (treasurer). Vice-presidents are Mrs


Read


Books Read CE School held


a mock auction which raised the magnificent sum of £440 to purchase hooks and software equip­ ment. Mrs Ruth French organised the event.


All the aces At the whist drive in


Doris Oakes, Mrs Kitty Itobinson and Mrs Doris Simpson, other committee members being Mrs Jean B i s It n p . Mrs E d i t h Orinerod. Mrs Eileen Peace and Mrs Lily Scott. Three members — Mrs


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, prizewinners were: Ladies — Mrs 1). He vs, Mrs J. Coward (eons). Gents — Mr It. Sugar, Mrs P. Larkin (cons). Mrs I). Birch won the special prize and MC was Mrs M. Pollard.


Country houses Read and Whaliey


handed' round with tam­ bourines and maraecas so that everyone could join in the games and old-time songs. Recitals of Lanca­ shire dialect poems were given by some of the resi­ dents.


Candlelit supper A social evening on


Saturday- at Chatburn Methodist Church raised £101 for the Junior Mis­ sionary Association. A supper of quiche and


Julie I.ee, Mrs Margaret Naylor and Miss E. M. Postlethwaite — retired from the committee and were thanked for past scr- v ic e s . T h a n k s w e r e expressed to the president by Mrs Simpson. Mrs Mary Whitehead


Luncheon Club met tit the Foxfields Restaurant to hear Miss Baits Baker speak about country- houses in Yorkshire, her in a i n t o p i e I) e i n g Harcwood House, where she was once employed as comptroller. Mrs Iris Smith was in


the chair and the vote of thanks was given tty Mrs Jean ltawcliffe.


gave a short account of a flight to Australia to cele­ brate her golden wedding, on which site and her hus­ band were given congratu­ lations and champagne. Names were taken of


those wishing to attend Waddington Church for an evening of carols and Christmas readings on December Stli. at the invi- tatin of Waddington WI. The annual Christmas


salad, followed In' fruit pie and cream, was served at tallies decorated with holly and lighted candles. Games and dancing were organised by the Rev. Graeme Halls and Mr Neil


Turpin. Mr I’hilip Wilkinson and


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unwanted items IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER Ring Burnley 22331


u group of children gave musical items and there was a Christinas gift stall.


Whalley


Same again No change — that's


the message from Whalley Parish Council which has kept the annual precept tit 4p in the £. The parish


dinner will be held on Jan­ uary 13th at the Tudor Rose Restaurant. The next committee meeting is at the home of Mrs Kinradc on January tilh. at 10-30 a.m.


Slaidburn


YFC drive Klaidhurn YFC organ­


ised a whist and domino drive at Newton Village


Hall. Whist: Ladies — J.


; G. Parker, .1. Dukes, B. Crossley. Dominoes: .1. Clu-w, .1. Robinson, C. Newhouse, P. Hanson. Ruffle: D. Cowking. S. Briggs, I*. Metcalfe.


Mavlor. D. Knowles, J. Crabtree, B. Brennand. Gents — A. Hargreaves.


On vehicles On Monday night mem­


bers of Slaidburn YKC enjoyed an illustrated talk on Land Hovers and Range Hovers, showing the efficiency and durabil­ ity of the vehicles. Thanks were expressed by Robert


(’oar. Grindleton


Safety quiz On Friday there was a


night of films held in Grindleton CE School,


when PC Blackburn and WI’C Brown showed two films and organised a safety quiz. They were thanked by-


headmaster Mr S. Licves- le.vwho also thanked the Friends of Grindleton School committee for pri- viding refreshments. The event raised £til towards school funds.


Waste paper There will lie the


usual waste paper collec­ tion on Saturday outside Read CE School before 10


a. tn. Waddington


Speculation Using an epidiascope,


photographs of Wadding- ton in former years were shows on the screen at an "Old Waddington Night," held in St Helen's Sunday-


School. Mr P. A. Cunliffe. head


of Waddington and West Bradford CE School, acted as projectionist and much speculation ensued as school groups of former years were shown. Refreshments were


Hurst Green Festive note


St John’s MU meeting point at Hurst Green ended on a festive note with sherry, hot mince


The monthly meeting of


pies and cake. The theme was "Christ­


inas Miscellany,” featuring Christmas customs, music, cone decorations, poetry


and songs. M e m b e r s - w e r e


reminded of tbe Christmas fair taking place on Satur­ day and also that the music group "'ill be sing­ ing in church on Sunday


morning. Tbe next meeting takes


place on January 15th when "Radio Lancashire” will be the title of a talk.


raised for bowling green funds in Hurst Green at a jumble sale. Raffle win­ ners were Mrs Tipton and Mrs Greasley. Further efforts are to be held in tbe New Year.


£100 raised The sum of £100 was


Knowle Green


In memory The annual meeting of


Kmtwle Green and Dutton WI started with a silence in memorv of member Mrs F. Whalley'.


a donation of £20 to the LFWI and to Knowle Green village institute committee for the upkeep of the hall.


it was decided to semi


elected president, Mrs Procter and Mrs Akroyd being vice-presidents. Mrs Watts secretary and Mrs Jackson treasurer. It was decided to take the chil­ dren to tile RATS panto as their Christmas treat. A slide show of Swit­


Mrs Stott was r e ­


zerland and of the \\ I outing to the well dres­ sings in Derbyshire was given by Mrs'Byrne and Mrs Procter.


. Capstick and Mrs Mercer and letters of thunks were rend from treasurer Mrs E. Parker for flowers received and from Mrs M. Walmsley and family for .sympathy following their bereavement. The WI Area Show


to Mrs Brocklehurst, Mrs


tree lights will be switched on at the' annual carol ser­ vice on December 7th, at 6-30 p.m. Doing the hon­ ours this year is Ribble Valley MP Mr David Wad­ dington, who lives in the village. The tree will be dedi­


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cated by the Methodist minister, the Rev. Michael Sparrow. Also taking part will be St Nicholas Church choir, led by Miss E. Ban­ nister, and Earby Band, c o n d u c te d by Ben Tierney. The tree has again been


Committee is holding cof­ fee and cake evening in the Mayor's Pa r lo u r tonight in aid of funds for the show. The WI Christ­ mas party takes place on December 11th. After supper, organised


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Sawley


by the committee and hos­ tesses Mrs Fielding, Mrs Todd and Mrs Eeclcs, card bingo was played and the various Christmas decora­ tions were raffled. Visiting presidents Mrs Moorhouse, of Bolton-by-


Bowland, and Miss M. Bairstow, of Rimington, thanked Downham mem­ bers for their hospitality.


House-to-house The sum of £58.13 was


collected house-to-house in Downham for the Royal British Legion poppy appeal.


Magnificent The bonfire firework


display at Downham raised the magnificent


total of £227.56. A surplus of £57.50 will be given to next year's event, us it is hoped to hold it annually. A supper held after­


wards at the Assheton Arms was attended by some 70 people.


Sabden


Tricks and spots Domino prizewinners


at Sabden Over 60s Mon­ day night social were: Mrs E.‘ Parker, Mrs L. Hunt, Miss E. Hayes and Mr H. Swannick. Whist: Ladies — Mrs C. Seftcm, Mrs M. Wade. Gents — Mr F. C u l l a m , M r s D . Houghton. Raffle: Mrs M.


Wade. Thursday's domino win­


ners: Mrs K. Newby, Mrs I. Cottam. Mrs F. Boo- cock. Whist: Ladies — Mrs N. Marshall. Gents — Mr E. Wilson. Raffle: Mrs J. Swannick.


Looking ahead A It o u t £ 2 5 0 w a s


raised at Saltden Parish Council's coffee morning in St Mary's Hull tn provide parcels for the over 70s at Christmas. There was a tombola,


doll, bottle and cake stalls, an egg and bacon game


When your car


served and churchwarden Mr E. F. Rowbottom gave a short talk about the history of the parish, reading some of the an­ cient records and docu­ ments. The evening was ar­


ranged by the church social committee.


Join the choir Sung Eucharist at St


Helen's Church, Wadding­ ton, on Sunday, opened with tlie introit "I come with joy to meet my Lord"." Soloists were Ben Whit ham and Michael Rnharts. Three new member!


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were admitted by Canon ('. F. Goodehild to the choir — Catherine Bullock as a junior singer, her brother lan as a senior singer and her sister Ali­ son as a full chorister.


Hands over Retiring president


Mrs Jean Oldroyd handed over tile reins of Wadding­ ton WI to vice-president and former secretary Mrs Jean F.ntwistle, who was eleeted as her successor at


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