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Traditional Easter Day services at


Christ Church, Chatbum, were well attended, with traditional hymns and readings forming a major part of the service. The Rev. Walter Drain,


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in his Easter address, spoke of the hope and assurance of the Resurrec­ tion. On the first Easter Day, the followers of Jesus were given good news from a graveyard. Today, the living Christ gives stren gth, comfort and assurance through his resurrection power. Easter breakfast was


was special music by the choir, led by Miss G. Par­ kinson, at each service.


fully decorated with yel­ low, and white flowers donated by members of the congregation in memory of loved ones.


The church was beauti­ Elected f


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The Rev W. Drain pre­


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bers of Christ Church, Chatburn, shared a ser­ vice with the Methodist Church. It was conducted by the Rev. Graeme Halls and the preacher was the Rev. Walter Drain. A service of Holy Com­


Sharing On Good Friday, mem­


dens were Mr A. Farrell and Mr J. C. Wiseman and to the PCC Mr R. Birch, Mr P. Craig, Coun H. E. Boden, Mr R. Atkinson, Mrs A.Turner and Mrs C. Entwistle. Vice-chairman is Mr H. Jackson.


are Mr G. Back, Mrs B. Quayle, Mrs B. Eamshaw, Mr Birch, Mr Atkinson, Mr R. Heaton, Mr J . Marsden, Mr Craig, Mr R. Smith, Mr D. Ashton, Mr J. Haworth and Mr K. Myres.


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munion preceded Easter worship at the Methodist Church, conducted by Mi- Halls. The family service was taken by Mr Neil Tur­ pin and the evening ser­ vice by Mr Halls. There


Miss E. T om l in so n reported the roll to be 140. Coun Boden gave the secretary’s report and treasurer Mi" Farrell pre­ sented the accounts, audited by Mr Atkinson.


Electoral roll • secretary


The budget showed the need for increased income.


Chatbum. Elected as churchwar­


Hurst Green


Tribute Over £100 was raised at


a social evening organised by Hurst Green Bowling C om m i t te e a t th e Memorial Hall. Guests enjoyed dancing


help by keeping their own “patch” bright and tidy and providing hanging baskets and special fea­ tures wherever possible.


Bolton-ljy-Bowland


to the ‘‘F riday Man’s Music,” bingo and a hot supper. Mr J. Didsbury thanked everyone for their support and the ladies for organising the event. On behalf of the chair­ man and committee, he


Eaid special tribute to Mr


member of the original committee, who died re­ cently. David, he said, had played a prominent part in the early thinking and planning of the scheme and made contact with developers, and the club was greatly indebted to


•avid Taylforth, a founder


him. Mr D id sb u ry a lso


expressed sympathy, on behalf of the club and friends, to Mr Taylforth’s wife, Valerie, and three sons, Elliot, Kieron and Richard. •


recent jumble sale had raised £80. A buffet sup­ per was served, followed by birthday cake, cut by Mrs Nellie Holden, and sherry.


draw and Mrs Margaret Eccles won the competi­ tion for the best decorated egg. Mrs Lucy Wilkinson was awarded . the cup for having the most grandchil­ dren —18. Members heard that the


slides of the Austrian and Italian Tyrol and • was thanked by Mrs M. Wright. Guests won prizes in the


Winning hands At Hurst Green Over


— Mrs Di Knowles, Mr T. Bailey. Dominoes: Mr W.


den. Raffle: Mr T. Bailey. Sabden


interesting hobby or craft is welcome to take part in Saturday’s exhibition at Sabden Baptist Hall from 10-30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Exhi­ bits should be taken along between 9-30 and 10 a.m. Refreshments will be served for visitors throughout the day by ladies of the church.


Hobby time Anyone with an


sited on Sabden’s car park opposite the White Hart Inn for a week from April 19th, to enable people to dispose of unwanted large household items. No build­ ers’ rubble is allowed.


Rubbish The rubbish skip will be


has decided to hold its best-kept gardens compe­ tition again this summer, following its popularity in previous years. It is also entering Lancashire’s Best-Kept Village Compe­ tition and residents can


Outlook bright Sabden Parish Council


60s’ whist and domino drive, whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs D. Bolton, Mrs E. Underwood. Gents


Shoesmith, Mr F. Brown, Mr R. Barker, Mrs J . Hoi-.


Green WI celebrated their 33rd birthday party. Mrs Kathleen Young welcomed members and guests from Knowle Green and Lon- gi-idge. Mr C. R. Shaw showed


Birthday Members of Hurst


Bowland YFC enjoyed a talk by Coun. Mrs Joyce Lilburn on her year as Mayor of the Ribble Val­ ley. The vote of thanks was proposed by Winston Sutcliffe. Next week there will be


Mayoral year Members of Bolton-by-


Waddington


ter of the word “Praise” was o u tl in ed to th e Women’s Fellowship (Network) of Waddington Methodist Church by Mrs Greta Moir, of Grindleton, who spoke about her everyday Christian life. The chair was taken by


Praise The meaning of each let­


McWilliam and the Sunday School scholars sang a hymn. Mr McWilliam con­ ducted choral Evensong. Organist for all the ser­ vices was Miss Edna Ban­ nister.


a split meeting, when the boys will be judging pigs and the g ir ls will be decorating a chocolate cake, with the seniors pay­ ing special attention to a design for a YFC Golden Jubilee cake. Members' will meet in the village at 7-10 p.m.


presided. Officers elected for th e coming y e a r were:Mrs M.A. Bosonnet (president), Mr G. Billows (v ic e -p re s id e n t ) , Mr J.Hunt (chairman), Mr E. White (treasurer), Mr M. Smith (secretary), Mr C. Darlington (assistant auditor), Mr E. White (social secretary), Mr M. Smalley (fixtures secre­ tary),Mr S. Reynolds (team captain) and Mr J.Aspinall (vice-captain). Members also fixed a Race Night for 6th May in the village hall at 7-30 p.m. in aid of funds.


Cricket Club held its annual general meeting in the Coach and Horses Hotel. Chairman, Mr J. Hunt


Cricket AGM Bolton-by-Bowland


• Mr F. Wall, Mrs S. Gra- veston, Mr J. Wadding­ ton.


Mr Ainsworth. MCs were Mr W. Cross-


tor, Mr Ainsworth, Mrs J. Lofthouse, Mr Seedall, Mrs Howarth, Mrs D. Partington. Raffle: Mrs R. Howard,


Wife’s role Ten members of SS


Village Hall’s whist and domino drive in aid of funds, whist winners were: Ladies — Mr D. Wright, Mrs E. Brown, Mrs J. Crabtree. Gents —


Fund raiser At Bolton-by-Bowland


Dominoes: Mr H. Proc­


Mrs M. Woods and the pianist was Mrs S. Baines. A special collection was made for leprosy healing in the Third World. Next Thursday’s meet­


were invited to take part in the Easter services at St Nicholas’s Church, Sab­ den, on Maundy Thursday and on Good Friday, which was interdenominational.


Pendleton parishioners


Application A planning application


ing is the last in the pres­ ent session. The speaker will be the Rev. Clifford Foster.


fation to hear the Rev.


Bradford Methodists met for Good Friday worship in West Bradford Chapel. There was a good congre-


Worship Waddington and West


cated to the Methodist Easter offering appeal for overseas missions.


service at Waddington Methodist Church took the


Guides join in E a s te r Day morning


chapel anniversary, with a concert on Saturday given by “The Whalley Enter­ tainers.” On Sunday, the guest preacher at 10-45 a.m. and 6 p.m. is the Rev. James Wright, of Barnoldswick, a past min­ ister of the Clitheroe Cir­ cuit.


Mrs N. Foster and the Sunday School scholars sang “Alleluia, Praise to the Living Lord.” The o rg a n is t was Mrs S. Baines. This weekend is the


Anthem sung Traditional services at


ley (whist) and Mr J. Sin­ gleton (dominoes)." ' •


Peter and Paul’s Mothers’ Union, Bolton-by-Bow- land, enjoyed a lively dis­ cussion on the role of the vicar’s wife within the par­ ish. The next meeting is on April I4th.


reminded members of the AGM and the annual club trip to Broughton Hall, near Skipton, on May 26th. He asked for names to be given in as soon as possible.


Playing again Simonstone Playgroup


Club members were delighted to welcome Fred Downham to give a talk entitled “There’s Another Side to Gardening,” rang­ ing from his own garden to the Chelsea Flower Show and from local gardeners to Penelope Keith and Felicity Kendall! Mr John Rowbottom thanked him. Chairman Mr K. Nelson


Simonstone Another side Simonstone Garden


St Helen’s Church, Wad­ dington, were held on Good Friday, with Canon S.A. Selby, the former Vicar of Gisbum, conduct­ ing the afternoon devo­


form of family Commu­ nion, led by the Rev. Clif­ ford Foster. The large congregation included a contingent of Cheshire Guides who were camping at Waddow Hall. The Gospel was read by


ames Needham. The collection was dedi­


has been submitted to the Ribble Valley Council for a car park at Pendleton on land next to the Swan with Two Necks public house and the village hall.


Slaidburn


a r ra n g e d by Sunday School teachers and scho- l a r s d e c o r a t e d S t Andrew’s Church, Slaid­ burn, on Easter Sunday.


Decorated An E a s te r g a rd e n


-the Rev. Brian Darby- shire. Also on display was a frieze made by the chil- d re n of B re n n a n d ’s Endowed School.


celebrated and morning and evening services were conducted by the Rector,


Holy Communion was


the organist. Following th e evening se rv ic e , refreshments were served in the schoolroom by ladies of the church.


Mr John Cowking was


Church was beautifully decorated with spring flowers for the Easter Sunday afternoon service. The preacher was the Rev. Graeme Halls, of Chatburn, and organist was Mrs Ruth Hudson.


Spring flowers Slaidburn Methodist


Young Farmers Langden Holme Farm,


. Club. The girls were shown


attractively decorated with flowers for the'Eas­ ter Festival and there was a particularly large con­ gregation for the Sunday Eucharist. The choir, under the direction of Mrs Jean Hartley, sang the introit “Hail Thee Festival Day” and the anthem “Blessed be the God, the Father,” by S. S. Wesley. Mr Donald Hartley was the organist. Canon C. F. Goodchild conducted all the liturgical services.


Keeping fit


. The popular keep-fit classes start up again tonight at St Helen’s Sun­ day School, Waddington. The classes, now a year


old, start at 8 pm and are open to everyone over 14. In the past they have pro­ vided a welcome boost to Waddington and West Bradford CE School funds.


Pendleton


reopens on Tuesday. For further details, please con­ tact Mrs Holroyd or Mrs Britch.


meets again in the Old School, Simonstone, on Tuesday, at 2-15 p.m.


In contact The Contact Group


Billington


Japan Members of the Ladies’


Social Hour at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Billing­ ton, enjoyed a talk and slide show by Mrs F. Pope, of Whalley, on her holiday in Japan, The vote of thanks was given by Mrs L. Grierson. Mrs Muriel Kay played


of singing enthralled the congregation at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, when the Elizabethan Singers gave a concert. It formed part of the Holy Week ser­ vices at the church.


Singers A magnificent display


by the Vicar of Langho, the Rev. Quentin Wilson, sang the “Requiem,” by Gabriel Faure.


The singers, conducted


the organ and tea and cakes were served. The, speaker at next week’s meeting will be a mission­ ary.


Tea and chat Everyone is welcome at


been given at Langho and Walton-le-Dale.


was for Corymeela, a char­ ity which brings Catholic and Protestant children from Northern Ireland for a holiday together in this country. Similar concerts have


ton played “Alla Breve” by Bach and the singers also performed Mendelssohn’s “Hear my prayer” and “O, for the wings of a dove.” The retiring collection


the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Billington, today, at 2 p.m, for a tea and chat afternoon.


early morning service of Holy Communion was also conducted by Canon Hud­ son. Family Communion was taken by, the Rev. DenniB


“All glory, Lord, and hon- our”. Palms were distri­ buted after a blessing by the vicar and the congre­ gation processed round the outside of the church with them, before returning for the rest of the service. The Easter Sunday


vice at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, was conducted by the former Vicar of Clitheroe, Canon John Hudson. The congregation sang


Palm Sunday The Palm Sunday ser­


A * Organist Linda Carring­


tions. The church had been ‘


Dunsop Bridge — the home of Mr and Mrs Alan Can- — was the venue for Slaidburn Young Fanners’


judges were John Parkin­ son and Martyn Bristol.


judged breeding ewes and dairy cattle. The master


winners were George Parker, Jonty Mason and Margaret Carr and the senior winners were David Harrison, Peter Marsden and Mark Blakey.


The stock-judging junior


Downham Home produce


Over £100 was raised for Downham Cricket Club funds with a cake and home produce sale at the home of Mr and Mrs K. Hall on Easter Monday afternoon. Lovely weather brought


currently with HM Forces in Germany.


first girl among Mr and Mrs Foster’s 11 grandchil­ dren.


Charlotte Louise is the


morning and evening ser­ vices was Mr Norman Yates and there was spe­ cial music by the choir.


The organist for both


many visitors into the vil­ lage, helping to swell the funds in time for the start of the new season next month.


Leonard’s Church, Down­ ham, began with Holy Communion on Maundy Thursday, followed by Good Friday Matins and Ante Communion, Litany and Meditation on the Cross. Easter Saturday after­


Busy at church Easter services at St


-village hall. The commit­ tee will report its findings at a public meeting to be held next Thursday, at Whalley CE School, at 8 p.m. Anyone interested is invited to attend.


Committee has completed its investigations into the possibility of providing a


Report ready Whalley Village Hall


Read


noon was a busy time for the ladies who decorated the church for Easter Sun­ day services of Holy Com­ munion and Evensong. A pack of Brownies and


leaders from St John’s Church, Nelson, who are staying at the village hall during the holiday, were welcomed by Canon F. E. Chard, who officiated at all the Easter services. Mrs W. I. Todd was organist and Easter anthems were sung by the choir.


Langho


• those who walked as “St Leonard’s s t re a k e r s ” raised more than £270 for the Scanner Appeal. The previous evening,


the art of decoupage by Mrs Carr, while the boys-


19-mile walk, begun at midday after the morning services had finished. All


Evensong at St Leonard’s, Langho, by 10 minutes on Palm Sunday. The Vicar, the Rev. Quentin Wilson, pounded into the vestry at exactly 6.30 p.m. Three choir members — and a dog — followed a few moments later. It was the end of their


Late arrivals Superwalk delayed


Read United Reformed Church’s Lion Holiday Club the week before Eas­ ter. Children aged 7 to 11 spent four hours each day playing games, singing songs, painting and mak­ ing collages, culminating in a concert and display.


Holiday fun Fifty children enjoyed


with a serial story to tie the themes together. The children made Easter bas­ kets, masks and decorated eggs under the guidance of Mr Philip Nevard and his team of helpers.


Each day had a theme,


meeting of electors will take place in St John’s School next Wednesday. All parishioners of St John’s whose names are on the church’s electoral roll are invited to attend.


Electors invited Read Church’s annual


Gisburn


Tricks and spots Winners of the whist


"the “Requiem” by Gabriel Faure, an organ work by Bach and -Mendelssohn’s “Hear my prayer.” The proceeds of the con­


the Elizabethan Singers, with Linda Carrington at the organ and the Vicar conducting, gave a concert in the church, performing


cert, together with similar ones at Pendleton and Walton-le-Dale, have been given to various charities.


Tosside


page winners were Emma Cowking, Janet Robinson and Elizabeth Schofield. S en io r winners were Andrea Sharpies, Alison P a rk e r and Catherine Carr.


terfly buns, the winners were: Juniors — Janet Robinson, Elizabeth Scho­ field and Elaine Barton; Seniors — Andrea Shar­ pies and Susan Light- bown.


In a competition for but­


both competitions was Mrs Annie Can-.


f'rls taking the Horse and course.


break for lambing and meets again on May 3rd, with the exception of the


ta b le M an ag em en t Readings


joined the congregation for the service, led by the Rector, the Rev. Brian Darbyshire. Claire Slin- ger, Gail Dixon and Wil­ liam Roberts gave Bible readings.


Slaidbum attended a spe­ cial service in St Andrew’s Parish Church. P a rents and friends


Schoolchildren from The master judge for The club now has a The junior girl decou­


parade at Tosside. Judges were Mrs H. Waddington and Mrs M. Harrison. Music was played by Sing- a-long and Mr E. Metcalfe expressed thanks. Bonnet winners: J.


for the annual old time dance and Easter bonnet


Bonnet parade There was a full house


Crabtree, P. Blezard, J. Holden, E. Hartley, C.


Bradley, P. Ward, B. Peel, A. Atkinson, M. Booth, W. Mitton, J. Wil­ son, F. Metcalfe, J. Met­ calfe, A. Polkinhorne, M. Briggs.


Cooper, P. Ward. Raffle: H. Blezard, M.


Whalley


odist Church minister, the Rev. Gordon Kendrew, conducted the Palm Sun­ day and chapel anniver­ sary services. Mr Ken­ drew was the Methodist minister in the village from 1956 to 1963. During the morning ser­


Blessing A former Whalley Meth­


vice the Rev. Clifford Fos­ ter conducted a ceremony of blessing for his infant


E-anddaughter, Charlotte ouise, wnose parents are


the Festival Hall, Gisburn, were: Ladies — Mrs M. Killean, Mrs D. Knowles, Mrs E. Tallentyre. Gents — Mr G. Dixon, Mr H. Jay, Mr J. Earnshaw.


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