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@ News from the Villages R IM I N G T O N


Lund. Raffle: Mrs A. Buckle,


Drawing


siding at Rimington WI, welcomed Mrs A. Binns, of Downham WI, who gave a report on the AGM London which she


Miss M. Bairstow, pre­


Mrs K. Fox, Mrs B. Wad- dington, Mr D. Wright. There will be no drive in


P E N D L E T O N


Rimington during August. The next one will be on September 9th.


M I T T O N


attended as link delegate. Mrs D. King, of Riming­


ton, has agreed to execute line drawing for inclu­


sion in the proposed Lan­ cashire WI "Village Book" which is to fe a tu re descriptive and historic details of each WI branch in the federation. International evening is


on September 18th, when the su b je c t will be 'Japan.” Anyone wishing


to go should give their name by August 31st. Thanks were expressed


to members who entered items at the LFWI Show at Barton Village Hall. Mrs D. Wells and Mrs A. Seed were both awarded silver s ta rs for their entries. Mrs E. Jackson read


Garden “ My g arden in an


arrangement" was the title of a demonstration by gar­ dener Mr Graham Iddon at a meeting of Little Miton Wl. He gave a witty com­ mentary as he skilfully displayed flowers and foliage. An invitation to visit his


awad-winning nurseries at H e sk e th Bank was greeted with enthusiasm. He was thanked for his demonstation by Mrs E. Glarkson. A raffle for his beautiful


Farewell The Vicar of All Saints’


Church, Pendleton, the Rev. Denis McWilliam,re­ tires on September 3rd and will be taking his last service at the church at


8 a.m. on that Sunday. However, parishioners


will be saying farewell to him officially at parish communion on the previ­ ous Sunday, August 27th. The vicar and his wife,


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school scholars took an active part in the worship. Lessons were read by Mark David, Catherine and Rachel Peters. • The Sunday school band


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led the congregation in the singing of “I may speak in the tongues of-angels." Best wishes went to Osborne and Muriel Fogg, who were celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary and joined in the singing of one of their wedding hymns, “The Lord is my Shepherd.”


Christel, will live just out­ side the parish when they


retire. There are hopes that the


church will not be without a vicar for as long as it was following the depar­ tu re of the previous priest-in-charge, the Rev. John Cole.


arrangements was won by Mrs F. Garter, Miss S. Rumsey and Mrs J. Hart­ ley.


birthday greetings and town crier Mrs D. Whit­ taker announced forthcom­ ing events in the village, including the Rimington WI Handicraft and Pro­ duce Show on August 12th, for which members are busily preparing! Mrs T em p e s t , of


as won two top awards hjle s tudying^ the


r eW " 'C o l le g e of orticulture.


!' a three-year garden- mtre course at the cuj- •ge in Northop. ha's ■ceived thd ftaff prize for ring best pUpil, and has tso won the even more :-estigious garden-centre sedation bursary prize.


Andrea, who is about to art the second 12 months


•.ndrea (21), of Lower mithy Fold Farm, Twis- m, received a gardening ook. For claiming the ursary prize, she will be resented with a cheque, hieh will go towards elping her through the


For being best pupil,


ecom! term of her course, his will be spent working


i a Manchester garden entre.


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task when he was invited to judge a competition for members, involving a flower arrangement in a cup. Highest points were given jointly to Mrs W. H oyle and Mrs D. Ormerod. As the president and


Mr Iddon had a difficult


Broughton Hall, near Skipton, spoke of the won­ derful work of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. She outlined her early life in Albania, her entry into a teaching order of nuns in India and her subsequent call to go out among the poorest of the poor to do all she could to alleviate terrible suffering. Today there is a world­


wide organisation of co­ workers of Mother Teresa and schools, houses and relief centres operating wherever there is need. Mrs Tempest concluded


fficted by Mrs D. Balshaw and Mrs P. Rumsey. Show schedules were collected and Mrs 0. Laycock gave suggestions and tips on presenting items for show­ ing. Refreshments were pro­


secretary were on holiday, the business was eon-


vided by Miss Rumsey and Mrs E. Friend.


S A B D E N


her talk by showing a moving film illustrating Mother Teresa’s work. Mrs M. B a ir s tow


Tricks and spots Monday’s domino win­


thanked Mrs Tempest, who said that there was always an urgent need for cotton clothing, blankets, baby vests and cotton sheeting and she and her team of co-workers at Broughton Hall would like to hear from anyone who could help in this ongoing appeal. Two car-loads of such


ners at Sabden Over 60s social were: Miss A. Alston, Mrs L. Knowles, Mr J. Burrows, Mrs N. H a rg re av e s . Whist: Ladies — Mrs N. Mar­ shall, Mrs C. Sefton. Gents — Mrs I. Hodgson, Mrs N. Dixon. Raffle: Mrs I. Cottam. On Thursday, domino


items, donated by mem­ bers, were taken from the meeting and several Rimington members volunteered to sew chil­ dren’s garments from material given by a Bar­ noldswick manufacturer.


attendance at the monthly whist and domino drive at Rimington Memorial Insti­ tute on Saturday. MCs were Mr T. Jackson and Mr A. Eccles. Whist winners were:


Drive There was an excellent


Ladies — Mrs B. Bolland, Mrs M. Swinbank, Mrs H. Wilson.Gents — Mr W. Hird, Mr J. Dukes, Mr S. Hogg. Dominoes: Miss M. Pye, Mrs E. Parker. Mrs M.


Holiday The Sunday School of


All Saints’ Church, Pend­ leton, is on holiday now for the summer, and restarts in September.


DUNSOP BRIDGE


Say cheese A highly successful


Abbey drive Whist winners a t , the


Abbey senior citizens’ drive in Whalley, were: Ladies — Miss M. Hud­ son, Mrs D. Ormrod. Gents — Mr N. Walmsley, Mrs D; Farnsworth. Dominoes: Mrs E. Horn, Mrs M. Parkinson. Regretfully, the pro­


posed trip to Cliffe Castle on July 26th has been can­ celled, due to insufficient interest. The next drive will be on August 5th.


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


Bolton-by-Bowland Drama Group’s annual meeting were: Mr M. Dakin (chair­


Re-elected Officers re-elected at


cheese and wine evening was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Roger Green, Marsden’s Farm, Bashall Eaves, on Saturday, when over £450 was raised for Thorneyholme RC Pri­ mary School funds. Head teacher Mrs P. L. Parden thanked Mr and Mrs Green and helpers.


R IB C H E S T E R


New group A new committee has


winners were: Mrs I. Cot­ tam, Mrs J. Fisher, Mr J. Fisher, Mr J. Burrows. Whist: Ladies — Mrs M. Swift, Mrs C. Sefton. Gents — Mr G. Holden, Mrs B. Brennan. Raffle: Mrs J. Burrows.


Parish council The next meeting of


Sabden Parish Council will be on August 1st in the Methodist Rooms.


Dogs appeal The governors of St


Mary’s RC P rim ary School, Sabden, have appealed to villagers not to allow their dogs on the school playing field during the holidays. Dog owners who allow their pets to foul the field are putting children’s lives at risk.


the sports day at St Mary’s RC School, Sab­


New look There was a new look to


den, this year, held in glorious sunshine on the Watt Street field. Rather than compete for


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HOLTS • ts and conditions of entry 1 1 George St (Ladies Only), Whairey„


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individual certificates, the children fought out their races and events on behalf of the three houses, with Arrowsmith coming top. House captain Anthony Ainsworth accepted the winners’ trophy on behalf of his team from head teacher Mr Tom Prender- gast. The school's end of year


activities continued with a performance of “Trixie and the Diamond,” presented by the Northern Scottish Children’s Theatre, which regularly visits the school. On Friday, the whole


been formed in Ribchester to raise money for local charities. It will be known as Ribchester Charity Committee and the head­ quarters will be at the Black Bull Hotel. Officers are Mr Les Topley (chair­ man), Mrs Kate Akroyd (secretary) and Mrs Chris­ tine Holden (treasurer). The first event will be a


man), Mrs J. Lilburn (vice-chairman), Mrs R. Holmes (secretary), Mr J. Singleton (treasurer). The committee was re-elected en bloc. The next production will


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be from November 2nd to 4th and anyone interested in taking part should con­ tact one of the officers.


N E W T O N


Treasure The Hodder Valley Bad­


minton Club organised a walking treasure hunt at Newton. The rain just held off for the partici­ pants to enjoy a walk through the fields by the river and round the vil­ lage, finding clues on the way. Arrangements were


made by Mrs Susan Smith and Mrs Mary Beattie and supper was enjoyed at the Parker’s Arms. Winners were Mrs L.


car boot sale on August 6th, followed by a chil­ dren's sports and fun day on August 28th.


C H A T B U R N


dale Club, Chatburn, had a pleasant afternoon play­ ing dominoes and chatting. Tea hostesses were Mrs I. Townson and Mrs M. Ridgway. Best wishes for a speedy


Hostesses Members of the Ribbles-


AT U N D ER


recovery were sent to members who were ill. The next drive will be today starting at 2-30p.m. prompt.


h u r s t G r e e n


Green Over 60s’ fort­ nightly drive were: Ladies — Mrs M. Brown, Mrs E. M. Holden. Gents — Mr E. H a r tle y , Mrs D. Knowles. Dominoes: Mr W.


Over 60s Whist winners at Hurst


Shoesmith, Mr W. Bailey, Mr J. Kay, Mrs A. Bolton. Raffle: Mrs M. Buck­ ingham.


G I S B U R N


school sang at a leavers’ Mass in St Mary’s Church, with readings by the fourth year juniors who are moving on to St Augustine’s High School next term.


WEST BRADFORDt


ident Mrs F. Singleton welcomed the Mayoress of


Mayoress West Bradford WI pres­


the Ribble Valley, Mrs P. Cliff, as speaker. Mrs P. Rushworth gave the vote of thanks. West Bradford’s entry


Special treat Pupils of Gisburn


including the new Septem­ ber intake, enjoyed fun provided by the “Mad Hatter” in the form of a disco, magic and a Punch


and Judy show. There were also refreshments.


W H A L L E Y


Sheep dogs At the recent Medieval


for the Lancashire Village Book is to be compiled by Mrs Rushworth, with a line drawing by Mrs W. Sutcliffe. An embroidered square for the Lancashire Federation wall hanging will be worked by Miss M. . Bottomley. It was agreed to send a


| , Members were reminded to submit entry forms for the show. A Competition winners


£5 donation to Clitheroe Area WI Show raffle;


were Mrs E. Shaw and Mrs G. Monks. The raffle was won by the Mayoress.


Fair at Whalley Abbey, the bric-a-brac stall raised £145 towards the village's Queen Elizabeth II Play­ ing Fields. On July 23rd, sheep dog


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County . Primary School were treated to an end of term entertainment by the Friends of Gisburn School. Seventy-five children,


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trials will be held on the playing fields, again in aid of. funds. Entrance will be 2Uj) for adults and l()p for children.


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Best wishes The family communion


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paper collection will take place again today. Contri­ butions can be left at the top of Back Lane, near the church wall, but the area must be kept tidy.


Keeping tidy A few Grindleton villag­


ers are keeping very busy tidying the village by pick­ ing up litter, weeding and cutting the grass and hedges, all in readiness for the judging of the Best- Kept Village Competition. Anyone with a few


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hours to spare is welcome to join the happy band on Monday evenings, so that Grindleton can improve on last year’s placing.


Funeral at St James’s


Blakeman and Mrs E. Lewis, second Mr and Mrs G. Collinson and friends and third Mr and Mrs B. Dixon. The booby prize went to Mr and Mrs A. Paborn and the lucky clue street number to Mr I. Grant.


THE funeral service takes place today at St James’s Church, Clitheroe, of Mrs Ellen Wilson, of Kemple View, Clitheroe. She was 86.


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