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drive arranged by Riming- ton Memorial Institute committee was well attended on Saturday. MCs were Mr A. Eccles and -Mr A. Stott. Supper was served.


All the aces A whist and domino


L a d i e s — Mrs D. Knowles, Mrs B. Stavely, Mrs D. Dawkes. Gents — Mrs J , Taylor, Mr S. Clark, Mr J. Dukes. Dominoes: Mrs D.


Whist winners were:


Riley, Mr C. Wiseman, Mrs E. Edgar.


Mrs Sutton, Mrs J. Tay­ lor, Mrs A. Frankland.


Raffle: Mr W. Wilson,


ton WI was Mr Clarkson, who entertained members with tales of family holi­ days on a canal barge in the ’60s and eventually owning his own narrow- boat called “Lady Kath­ erine.” He was thanked by MrsJ. Wilson. Mr Clarkson judged a


Holiday tales The speaker at Riming-


stow gave an account of the trip to London taken by a party of members to support Mrs Freda Simp­ son and Mrs Dorothy Hea­ ton, when they repre­ sented the LFWI in the national table-tennis finals.


competition for a perfume bottle, which was won by Mrs B. Thompson, Mrs S. Falshaw and Mrs A. Seed. President Miss M. Bair-


described the magnificent thanksgiving service held in Liverpool Anglican Cathedral to mark the start of the 70th anniver­ sary year of the LFWI and also the 75th year of WI nationally. A sub-committee was


the proposed trip to Gran­ ada TV Studios can con­ tact Mrs Spencer. Sched­ ules for the handicraft and produce show on August 11th were distributed. Birthday greetings were


help keep the area tidy in readiness for the Best- Kept Village competition. Anyone interested in


festival at Gisbum Parish Church and preliminary notice was given of the LFWI autumn council meeting on October 20th. Everyone was asked to


formed to arrange the dis­ play at the annual flower


tions were read, including one from the executive committee of the LFWI, and the finalists’ medals were on display. Miss Bairstow also


Letters of congratula­


Trumps A whist drive in Simon-


— Mrs C. Parker, Mrs Hopwood, Mrs Fairclough (cons). Gents — Mr F. Riley, Mr G. A. Holden, Mrs W. Green (cons). Mrs Hopwood won the special prize. The next drive will be


ised by Mrs B. Grice and helpers, was attended by 32 people. MC was Mrs P. Larkin. Winners were: Ladies


brate the 150th anniver­ sary of the church and school, a Victorian concert is being held tomorrow at 2 and 7 p.m..in the school. Gala day takes place on Saturday, from 1-30 p.m., with the official opening by Mrs Greenwood at 2 p.m.


air at Simonstone. To cele­


Gala day Celebrations are in the


read by Mrs E. Robinson. The LFWI garden party is at Leighton Hall on Saturday and anyone wishing to go should con­ tact Mrs E. Jackson.


CHATBURN


Trip out Members of Chatburn


M e th o d is t C h u rch Women’s Fellowship and friends had an enjoyable visit to Martin Mere and Southport on their annual trip, organised by Miss Gladys Parkinson.


Visit church After a coach tour of the


Ribble Valley, members of MITTON


medicine was the theme chosen by the Rev. K. S. Timbrell, chaplain of Whittingham Hospital, when he spoke to Little Mitton WI about how he became interested in wild flowers, herbs and their medicinal properties. He was thanked by Mrs D. Balshaw. The competition for a


Aroma of herbs Herbs as a natural


stone Old School, organ­


raised for funds. The event was held inside, where a supper of chicken, spare-ribs and other tasty treats was served. A b o u t 80 p e o p le


attended and there was a licensed bar and dancing to the “Whalley Wombles” disco.


Walking day About a dozen people


join in the walking day celebrations of their twin church, Holy Trinity,


cession along the sea front and back to church, where


there was a service. Afternoon tea was then served. A few weeks ago,


from Pendleton travelled to Blackpool on Sunday to


South Shore. They walked in pro­


raised more than £220 with a sponsored match- box-filling event. I t involved as many items as possible in a standard matchbox, and the win­ ners were Diane Comth- waite with 135 and Adam Bargh (120). Other events have


Matchboxes Gisburn Playgroup


draw was arranged. The winners were Mrs Stacey, Miss Dewrance, Mrs Leeming, Mrs E. Smith, Mrs Morton, Mrs Coates and Mrs Spensley.


Tribute At the annual meeting


included clothes and Tup- perware parties and raf­ fles which have raised £35. Mums are now organis­


of St Helen’s Mothers' Union, Waddington, mem­ bers stood in silence in memory of Mrs Phyllis P y e an d Mrs E v a Cartwright, two former members. Guest speaker was the


parishioners from the Blackpool church joined those from All Saints’ for the Rogation Sunday ser­ vice at Pendleton.


Saints’ PCC, Pendleton. The meeting was chaired for the first time by the new vicar, the Rev. Roland Nicholson. The subject of raising


topic of discussion at All


First time Finance was the main


ing the major fund-raising event of the year — an open morning at plays­ chool. There will be vari­ ous stalls and everyone is welcome to attend on July 3rd to see the children play. . On June 22nd a trip to Camelot Theme Park has been arranged for the youngsters. The playgroup took


vicar, the Rev. Alan Bai­ ley, who gave an inspiring message about prayer. Mrs D. Edmondson


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.taken by Mrs L. Bird. Thanks were expressed to the ladies by Mrs L. Cow- gill.


partGisburn Gala, and entered afloat, entitled “It’s Magic.” The children weredressed as white rab­ bits while Mrs Wadding- ton was the magician, assisted by Mrs Lloyd.


some fund-raising events, together with a harvest home, and a sub-commit- tee has been appointed.


SIMONSTONE


money for the running and upkeep of the church was discussed at length. It is intended to hold


Craft fair Plans are well in hand


for what is hoped will be a great occasion for Gisbum Parish Church. As part of the present drive to raise funds for the bell tower and roof-repair appeal, a craft fair will be held in the F es tiv al Hall on October 27th. Items for sale will


include wrought-iron work, wood carving, hand- painted pottery, knitted goods and confectionery. Anyone interested in


participating can contact Mrs E. Peel member.


or any PCC


delighted to learn that an overseas link with a branch in Transkei, led by Mrs Gertrude Ziqu, has been renewed and a visit from the link branch, Farsley, will take place on July 12th at 8 p.m.


M e m b e r s wer e SABDEN


Tricks and spots Domino winners at Sab-


den Over 60s’ Monday drive were: Mrs A. Par­ kinson, Mrs N. Har­ greaves, Mrs C. Sefton. Mr C. Webster, Mrs I. Cottam. Whist: Ladies — Mrs D. Houghton, Mrs I. Flannagan. Gents — Mr J. Oddie, Mrs G. Walmsley. Raffle: Mrs E. Marsden. Thursday’s domino win­


gave a report on the year’s activities and Mrs D. Dewrance gave the finan­ cial report. Unfortunately, the treasurer for many years, Mrs E. Chapman, has had to retire through ill-health. Her role will be


H. Fern accompanied the children on the piano and Mr S. Green was organist. The offertory was taken up by Tanya, Louise, Sarah and Sean and will go towards Sunday School funds.


appointment on the faces of Grindleton Playschool children when their teddy bears’ picnic had to be held in the school hall instead of on the vicarage lawn. They soon cheered up,


Indoor picnic There was a hint of dis­


licensees of the Lower Buck Inn, have raised hundreds of pounds for the event over the years and were asked to open the sports day on the village recreation field.


THE village of Waddington said a big thank you to a local couple at the annual village sports day on Saturday afternoon. Jim and Joyce Brown, morning.


his magic “Spectorama Show” for the children,


Reg Rainbow produced


however, when the ice­ cream van arrived and supervisor Mrs Margaret Aspin treated all the chil­ dren, including the infant class of the primary school, to ices. The vicar, the Rev. C.


held in the Old School on Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m.


arranged for August 1st and members have been invited to visit Fence WI on August 8th to hear a talk on “Nursing during the war.” A competition for a scenic view was won by Miss M. Downer-Bot- tomley, Mrs R. Corless and MrsJ. Life.


WADDINGTON


Waddington Methodist Church on Sunday was conducted by the Rev. G. H. Raynor, a former chairman of the North Lancashire District. Young people sang


Great Harwood Methodist Church visited Chatburn Methodist Church, where they held a service, fol­ lowed by supper in the schoolroom. They were welcomed by the Rev. Graeme Halls.


PENDLETON


Tasty Rainy weather could


not spoil the fun at the annual Pendleton Village Hall barbecue on Friday night when £160 was


posy of fresh herbs filled the room with a lovely aroma, tho winning one consisting of 18 varieties, all listed in “Culpepper’s Complete Herbal" and arranged by Miss M. Hud­ son, who celebrated her 91st birthday last month. Mrs S. Bowles thanked everyone who had helped at the Heritage Fayre. Seven members had attended the Myerscough College day and arrange- mentshad been made for the television show outing in August. The draw for the Den­


man Bursary was won by Mrs F. Haines. Supper hostesses were Miss S. Rumsey and Mrs J. Brown.


Come and sing Morning worship at


Bowland WI Mrs M. A. Bosonnet welcomed Miss Diane Blakely, secretary of the Bolton Mountain Rescue team, who gave a talk on ‘The life and work of the Mountain Rescue,” illustrating its work with photographs. Mrs A. Moorhouse expressed thanks. A mystery trip has been


Mountain rescue President of Bolton-by-


ners: Mr R. Eden, Mr R. Ford, Mrs D. Bass, MrsJ. Fisher and Mrs I. Cottam. Whist: Ladies — Mrs E. Marsden, Mrs B. Brennan. Gents — Mrs G. Walms­ ley, Mr G. Holden. Raffle: Mrs G. Walmsley.


the year for the children gets under way on Satur­ day on the Holme. Fun on the inflatables is free from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and there is a scavenger hunt at 2 p.m.


GRINDLETON


Celebrations There were large con­


gregations to witness


Grindleton Methodist Church Sunday School anniversary celebrations, with services in the morn­ ing and afternoon. The church was beauti­


fully decorated with gar­ den flowers by Miss M.


“Come and sing aloud your Praises” before leaving the service for the creche or to rehearse for the Sunday school anniversary. In the evening Holy


“Morning has broken” on the flute and the children sang “I am so glad that Jesus loves me” and “Hea­ venly Father may thy blessing,” with Louise Bol­ ton singing a solo. The afternoon service


Brennan and helpers. Morning worship was led by Miss Melanie Starkie, of Clitheroe, and the schol­ ars gave a demonstration entitled “Word of God.” Tanya Parker played


Communion was con­ ducted by the Rev. J. Needham, of Clitheroe.


Country run The ladies of Wadding­


ton Methodist Network (Women’s Fellowship) were joined by several husbands for their annual outing. Their first stop was at Kirkby Lonsdale where there was time for browsing round the mar­ ket. A pleasant country run finished at Hawes for tea.


journey, via Ribble Head and Settle, a surprise


During the homeward


Fun day Sabden’s first fun day of


Greenwell, paid a visit to watch the children play games and have a tea of cheese and crackers with blackcurant juice.


Farewell gifts After working for nearly


Primary School, caretaker Mrs J. Bialecki left on Fri­ day.


10 years at Grindleton CE


vesley, staff and pupils presented her with a vase, a decorative plate and flowers in appreciation of her hard work. Mrs Bialecki started as


Head teacher Mr S. Lie-


a welfare assistant at the school, before taking on s the job of caretaker, which


he has done for nearly five years.


collection takes place in Grindleton today. Contri­ butions of paper and card­ board can be left in the space provided at the top of Back Lane near the church wall, but the area must be left tidy in case judges from the Lanca­ shire Best-Kept Village Competition happen by.


Waste paper The usual waste paper


chairman Mr Graham Rob­ bins said the village owed the couple a debt of grati­ tude for their efforts and led onlookers in a round of applause. Jim and Joyce then made the occasion complete by presenting a rocking dog to the village playgroup, which was received by one of the le a d e r s , Mrs Kath Hopcroft. There was a fancy dress competition and many categories of races, includ-


in6 . *]igh and long jump, Hannah Ellacott. Under sevens’ ^wh^idi_\vcre held^in^the^ cujx Jamje Ho^croft^ _


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Village Fete proved to be a huge success despite the weather on Sunday, with over £1,500 profit to be divided between organisa­ tions in the village.


Fete’s £1,500 Downham and Twiston


Assheton Arms, with chil­ dren in fancy dress riding on a decorated tractor and trailer, was followed by the opening of the fete by the Hon. John and Mrs


A procession from the


Amanda Assheton, who also judged the fancy dress. Mrs Assheton was


fete committee Mr Geof­ frey Braithwaite.


owers by chairman of the


stall-holders in fancy dress to fit the sport and leisure theme, dia a brisk trade, with the Reg Rainbow Show keeping children of


All the stalls, with many Presented with a basket of reter Dugdale. Junior girls cup:


the duck race and to pro­ vide more entertainment there was a tug-of-war across the water at the end of the afternoon.


the stocks and pillory effort were ready for a warm bath when the weather deteriorated.


Those who organised


with a beautiful floral dis­ play in church. Over 30 prizes in the grand raffle ensured many customers.


Teas in the playschool were a big draw, together


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New vicar judges fancy dress parade at Grindleton


was conducted by the Rev. Clifford Foster, of Colne, and again the scholars took an active part by reciting a poem entitled “For Jesus” and singing “Praise the Lord,” again with a solo by Louise Bol­ ton. Sean Gallagher played the flute and Louise the recorder. Sarah Bolton, Thomas


and Jade Gallagher recited poems and Stuart Clark read the lesson. Other children taking part were Rachel Parker, Gavin and Amy Wareing. Sunday School te a c h e rs had coached the scholars, who all gave delightful perfor­ mances. Throughout the day, Mr


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of nursery-rhyme charac­ ters were led in procession through the village by Slaidburn Silver Band and gathered on the playing fields to be judged by the new vicar of St Ambrose Church, the Rev. Chris­ topher Greenwell, and his wife, Jayne. Mr Greenwell welcomed everyone and commented on the onerous but pleas­ ant task they had been given and hoped everyone would remain friends with them after the judging. All the children who took part were presented with sweets by Mrs Greenwell and the large crowd of onlookers gave the beauti­ fully-dressed contestants a well-earned round of applause.


Slaidburn Silver Band played a selection of tunes in their usual lively man­ ner and the tombola stall again did brisk trade. A jumping castle proved very popular with the younger children who were kept in order by Mr and Mrs Graham Cowking. A hot-dog stall was a roar­ ing success with everyone, apart perhaps from the ice-cream-seller whose customers were fewer than usual due to the chilly weather. Other attractions were guess-the-weight-of- the-cheese, a goal-scoring contest run by Grindleton Football Club and a trea­ sure hunt. Afternoon teas, served


During jthe afternoon


in the school hall, were a welcome interlude and a bumper raffle was again a huge success. The first prize of a meal-for-two at the Buck Inn was won by Mr Jim Leeming.


Fancy dress: 3 and under — R a c h e l M e l l ln ^ (H um g ty


RESULTS


ALTHOUGH the weather was overcast there was an excellent number of contestants for the Ground Charity sports The imaginative array


fancy-dress parade at day.


Hop-along Jillian!


joining in the sports. She en te re d the three-legged race on crutches, and came third. In the fancy- dress she was a very appropriate Jack — she came down the hill with a broken toe, rather than a broken crown!


not stop young Jil­ lian Cowling from


AN injured foot did


Dumpty), Clillorti Uibson IHicK- ory Dock), Ian Hopkinson (Lit­ tle Boy Blue). 4-6 — Amy and J e s s ic a


(B a a b a a b la c k s h e e p ) , Samantha Read (Mary, Mary), Jackie Cowling (Ladybird).


Brunskill (Owl and pussy cat), Andrew Read (hot-cross bun), Sabrina Gibson (Old woman tossed in a basket). 7*10 years — Malcolm Gibson


Shelly Cowling (Mr and Mrs Jack Spratt), Clare Collins and Jillian Cowling (Jack and Jill), Alison Smalley and Yvonne Lis­ ter (Jack and Jill). Adult — Mrs H. Read (Wee


11-16 — Jane Pa rk e r and


Hayley Smith. 3 yrs: Mixed — Gemma Meyler, Rachel Mellln, Sarah Powell. 4 yrs: Mixed — Steven Payne, Richard Salis­ bury, Simon Opit. 5 yrs: Mixed — Ryan Harrison, Paul Altham, Laura Smith.


Willie Winkie). Flat races. 2 yrs: Mixed —


Clare Harrison. Amanda Bir- kett. Boys — Adam Mellin. 8-9: Girls — Jackie Cowling, Marie Harrison, Marie Aspin. Boys — James Driver, Malcolm Gibson, Sam Harrison.


6-7: Girls — Kelly Harrison,


Harrison, Amanda Blrk e tt, Charlotte Price. Boys — Adam Mellin.


Cowling, Marie Aspin, Marie Harrison. 12-15: Girls — Alison


Sack. 8-9: Girls — Jackie


ns, Joanna Pye. Boys — Alis­ ta ir Rogers. 12-15: Girls — Yvonne Lister, Shelley Cowl­ ing, Alison Smalley. Boys — Laurie Harrison. Part sack. 6-7: Girls — Clare


, 10-11: Girls — Charlotte Mor­ Grindleton Recreation


Smalley, Yvonne Lister, Shelley Cowling. Potato. 8-9: Girls - Jackie


Joanna Pye and Charlotte Mor­ ris. 12-15: Girls — Alison Smal­ ley and Yvonne Lister, Jane Parker and Shelley Cowling, Jil­ lian Cowling (on crutches). Novelty. 4 yrs: Mixed —


Three-legged. 10-11: Girls — M^


Emma Fielding, Steven Payne, Simon Opit. 5 yrs: Mixed — Ryan Harrison, Amy Brunskill, Sabrina Gibson.


— Clare Harrison, Kelly Harri son, Amanda B irk e t t . 8-9: Mixed — Marie Aspin, Jackie Cowling, Anne Rowntree. 10-11: Boys — James Driver, Malcolm Gibson, Sam Harrison. 11-13: Mixed — Alison Smalley, Y v o n n e L i s t e r , S h e l le y Cowling.


• Yvonne Lister, Alison Smalley, Joanna Pye.


— Marie Aspin, Jackie Cowling, Kelly Harrison.Boys — Sam Harrison, Malcolm Gibson, joint 3 Alistair Rogers and Scott . Fielding. 11 and over: Girls —


Obstacle. 10 and unden Girls


— Joseph Harrison, Ivan Tay­ lor, David Bialecki. Skipping. Girls — Yvonne


Throwing cricket ball. Boys


son, Maureen Birkett. Mens — Dylan Morris, Leonard Gibson, Jeff Cowling. Wheelbarrow. Leonard and


Debbie Gibson, Lisa und Alan Fielding, Jennifer and Paul Harrison.


and Joseph Harrison, David Bialecki and Nick Hutchinson, Robert and Rachel Sellars. Long distance. Ladies —


Three-legged. Ivan Taylor


Yvonne Lister, Debbie Gibson, Alison Smalley. Men’s — Dylan Morris, Philip Aspin, Leonard Gibson.


Aspin. Jennifer Harrison, Deb­ bie Gibson. Treasure hunt. Mrs J . Bia­


Musical arms . M arg aret


and Ivan Taylor. Gu ess -the-weight-of -the-


lecki. Mrs E. Knowles, Miss J. Cowling. Egg-throwing. David Bialecki


cheese (41b 4oz). Mrs C. Cowk­ ing and J. Morton (Joint).


Lister, Alison Smalley, Jackie Cowling. Adults sports. Ladies’ race — Debbie Gib­


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Cowling, Marie Aspin, Marie H a r r iso n . Boys — Jam e s Driver, Sam Harrison, Richard Smalley.


all ages entranced. The brook was full for


In tro d u c in g them, f’ven an extra treat on the


Susie Dinsdale and Katie Har- greaves (mad cow). Laura Hat­ ton and Laura Wnitwell (rain forest), Luke and Natalie Conti (gardeners' friends).


Read and Karah Keogh (Queen and Knave of Hearts). Katie Evans (Little Miss Muffet), Kelly Parsons (Cock Robin). Topical/humorous: Sarah and


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