Clillwme Advertiser it- Times, Mtuj .list, IIWIi ."> Clitheroe. 22.12.', (Editorial), 2222.1 (Advertising). I! it nil eg 22.1.11 (Clarified) ews from the Villages


Singers Tin* Hyndhurn Sin ews


frtim Accr ington gave a popular concert ai Kiming- Ion Memorial Institue on


Thursday evening. The choir, conducted l>y


Mr Alan Ashwortli. sang a v a r ied p ro g ram m e of items, ranging IVom songs from Ihe shows, to Gilbert and Sullivan and “ llkley


Moor.’7 With some unusual se t­


tings of well-loved songs, there were solos and duels IVom various choir mem­ bers. Mrs Mary ilaydoek provided piano accompani­ ment,. Tea and biscuits were


served during the interval. At l he close of t he con­ cert the choir were joined by the large audience in the singing of the hymn. “Je sus shall reign." to the tune of “Kimington." M e m o r i a l


I n s t i t u t e


secretary Mr John Knapp ex pre ssed thanks to the singers for a truly delight­ ful evening of music. W in n e rs of th e d raw


were: Mrs Ik Hixntt, Mrs ( '. * I’ll ist let 11 wail e. Ml'S I’. Woods and Mr !•’. Ilindley.


the WI's AC1M in London were presented by Mrs Christine Karnes, Mrs Joan Konnan and Mrs Oretta Kinrade. Delegate Mrs Karnes was instructed


how to vote. Mrs Ruth Man si ey


reported on the enjoyable county outing to Reamish. A notice from county of a trip to (Jateshead Garden Keslival was announced and for the July meeting it was decided to visit Styal (Quarry Mill Museum. A delightful supper was


event.


Western A successful country


and western multi was held at the De I,ary public house in Whalley when the Uoyston dunes Trio pro­


and Koyston dunes, who h a v e b e e n pi a y i n If together for nine years, entertained their audience with soups by various roniposers, trout Kenny Kopecs to Don Williams. A raffle o rp anised by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Licence Trade raised £511 Idr loeal charities.


vided (lie music. I.ittle Margaret, Dave T


SABDEN


Anniversary Sabden Methodist Sun­


day School anniversary services on Sunday’ will include a family service at 2-80 p.m., conducted by the chi ldren and Mrs Christine Karnes, and an evening service at (1 p.m.,, led by Mr Ian Wbeeler.


served by Abbey staff and president Mrs Doris Simp­ son thanked Mrs Mavis Day for organising flu*


Hunger Sabden’s Christian Aid


week h n n s e -1 n-hou s e collection and hunger hutch at the Baptist Hall realised a total of£248. 12.


Winners Monday's ilominn win­


made up mainly of nursing s t a f f from Cl i the roe Hospital tint! Dist rict Nursing staff and offers help, advice and compan­ ionship. Niimes to contact are Ann Connell or Sheila Hailwood (Clitheroe Com­ muni ty Hospi tal Tel: 27211)' or Anne Cleldard (He a l th C e n t r e Tel : 27.171). The raffle was won by


Traffic increase At the annual parish


and provided a delicious supper of meat-and-potato pie followed by trifle. She was thanked by Mrs M. Woods. The recent jumble side


Mrs D. Brewer presided


Triumph The president of Simon-


meeting of West Bradford raised £200.


Mrs Elizabeth Whallcy and Mrs Agnes Parkinson. The next luncheon is on


dime 20th. Members who took part


ners nt Salxlcn Over (10s drive were: Mr C. Web­ ster , Mrs ./. Burrows, Miss K. I’rescntl and Mrs K. Burrows. Whist: Ladies — Mrs M. Wade, Mrs A. Ilaworlh. Dents — Mr J. Travnor, Mr l'\ Gottam. Raffle: Mrs 1. Gotlam. On Thursday domino winners were: Miss l-L


Over 60s W h is l w in n r rs at llu i> - t


(1 r e c t i (> V i T ('»().•. d r i v e w e re : 1 .Julies


Ja c k so n . M rs 1 M rs K.


A i n s w ii r t h . M r s A . Ha wo r th , l lent s M rs M. N. K i r l ia rd -


Soil. ilom itm e s : M r A. Hay -


hu r s t . M r H. A tie--A ■ . r l 11. M r s K S e n 1. M r - M . M i'M a n nm a n . kat ' t ' le: M r W ........... .. -


nut h.


I’resent t, Mr .1. Traynnr, Mrs I. Hudson, Mrs I. Melealfu and Mrs M. Wade. Whist: l-adies — Mrs M. SwifL, Mrs 10. Marsden. Gents— Mrs It. Itrenntm, Mrs 11 elm. Rill- lie: Mrs I’. Whittaker.


Celebration Aseensioa Day at Wad-


dinpton was observed with a full choral celebration of t h e K u c h a r is t i n S i I lele n’s ( ' lui rch. 'Pbe celebrant was the


vicar, the Rev. Alan Hai­ ley . who sp o k e on th e theme of t he Ascension. A f te r the communion


the choir sang a modern a n t h e m b y W i 11 i a m Mathias. “ Lift up your head O ye gates!” followed by the “Hallelujah ( 'h o ­ rns” from Handel’s “Mes­ siah".


Seniors 1 ‘ r i


/.e w 1 n n e rs at t h e


A b b e y s e n i e r --i t i.-rit s' d r i v e i l l Wh a i l e y Were; Wliist. L a d ie s M rs D. ( I rn ie re i I . M is Is. t l l iney. I lent s


H o r n e . Mr.- L . d’ie 'inas m i ii . Mr.- K. N u t t - r.


Thanks T h e r e Ii ;in e b i -1 * 11 tw o


meeting>- "i \\ When 11c i 11!•>t in. •; in \


All action Waddington Rlaygmup’s


Mrs S. Wie.cans.


M rs \ ' . Taylor. l t i i u i i i i . i l - -: M r s 1-1.


annual open day and fund­ ra is e r pro v ed to be an exciting and action-packed occasion. Newly-appointed recep-


t ion clas s te a c h e r Mrs Teale and Mrs Lonsdale, w i th th e in f a n ts from Waddington CK School, attended the function. A c o lo u r in g c om p e t i t io n , judged by Mrs N. Good-


'A l . In*


( ) 1 <i ( i r : i i i i ! n : i r > h " " I thank.- Were t- xpre.^ei l pi


i child, was won by Sarah Cawlhcrlcy for the recep­ tio n c la s s and l la y le y 1 Livies for the playgroup. There were stalls selling


those wile had - e r \ e d as h e lp e rs at th e agenda cmi t 'eivnce and m em b e rs w e re in fo rm e d a b n iit a re u n io n o f ev


fo r re t i r i 'aldi -rslmie.


meinli


u el'e asket l tinJlS fel' >pe, W1 S h e w V e a s s ed.


At the nie> lev Abt ieV. I


: staf f . fel ' MlggCS


akers and th« v i e ai e <iis


cakes and toys and a tom­ bola. Raffle winners were Mrs D. Davies, Mrs Ken­ ton. Mrs M. Hunting. Mrs J. Gapstiek, Mrs.). Lloyd, Mrs J. Rristol, Mrs Lons­ dale and Mrs K. Harnsley. Mrs Ratcliffe and Mrs


Davies also organised a •name the d o lt' competi­


tion. which was won by Mrs M. Hrown.


County Primary School for the past seven year, Mrs Klm:i By Witter ,'was guest of honour when she retired hist Thursday. The chil­ dren, staff and parents held a special assembly in her honour, w i t h t h e pupils singing, reciting poems and stories. Mrs Bywater, who lives


Caretaker Tin- caretaker at Salxlen


in the last walk of May were rewarded with idetd conditions. They made their wtiy past Red Gate tow a rd s Gre enwoo d Rocks, where the views were so clear that Black-, pool Tower could he seen in the distance. The route then went by road to R e a (I w o o d S t a b l e s , through Hodgson Slones Wood, emerging into Whalley Road at Lanoside


Harm. The next walk will he on


dune llth. Indoor howling dates for


dune in St Nicholas’s Kali are (1th, 7th, 12th, 21sl and 25-11 h (2 to -1 p.m.), 12th, 20th and 27th (7 to !)


p.m).


Calendar Sid.den Holme commit­


Parish Council, concern was expressed by resi­ dents and councillors regarding the housing development behind the empty mill, especially at the reapplication for two further houses on Clith­ eroe Road, to which the council objects. Traffic difficulties (lur­


Hostesses Winners of the domino


ing the bui lding pro- g r a m m e h a v e b e e n experienced to and from the site, particularly over the small bridge, and a close watch is to he kept on tlie entrances when the development is complete. Dog fouling is still caus­


drive at the Kibblesdale Club, Chatburn, were: Mrs A. Tillcrington and Mrs E. Campbell. Tea hostesses were Mrs A. Ti t te r in g lo n , Mrs M. Ridgway and Mrs E. Campbell.


stone WI, Mrs P. Jelle.v, carried off three cups


the recent Blackburn Speech and Drama Festi­ val. She won the classes forown choice of poem, Bible reading and pre­ pared prose.


at


Service Ascension Day service


ing problems, despi te notices in the village. Neighbours are reluctant to repor t people they know when they see dogs m i s b e h a v i n g , a l t h o u g h action will he taken if reported. Road r e s u r f a c i n g


Club outing leaves from outside the Old School at (i-20 p.m.tonight. The trip is to Lakeside Garden Centre, Foulridge.


Outing Simonstone Garden


id All Saints’ Church, I’cndleton, was conducted by the vicar, the Rev. Roland Nicholson. Organ­


ist was Miss Edna Bannis­ ter.


te e ’s 1 !>!><) calendar of events begins with a fun day on The Holme on dime Kith. It is combined with


throughout the village caused problems for resi­ dents and roiid users for several days. However, disappointment was felt tliiit Chapel lame had not been resurfaced, when it is in such a bad state of repair. An increasing amount of


the a n n it a I Wi t c h e s ’ Clough Kell Race on Augus t l.Sth. Fu tu re events tire a disco and bar­ becue and the annual Country Market.


lEE3»


in Mount Pleasant, Sab- ilen, was presented with a Border Heritage orna­ ment. She was joined at the assembly by her hus­ band, Bert, and sister, Doreen, visi t ing from


school's leaching and non- leaching staff held a larc- woll supper for her tit the 1 Uglier Trapp Inn. 'rite school’s new care­


Edinburgh. In the evening till the


taker is Mrs Karen Cock- man, of Pendleside Close.


Poet Cottage pie and an ice


Memories Poems on memories


•loan l’omfret. Members recalled lots of


the tilings she said which they, too, had experienced when they were young. Thanks were expressed


were read to members of Kbeite/.er Baptist Ladies’ Social Hour, Millington, by the guest speaker Miss


for the annual barbecue pn June 8th, organised by Pendleton Village Hall committee. There will also


Barbecue Tickets are now on sale


he a disco. Tickets are available


from committee members.


traffic appears to he using West Bradford, especially the bridge over the Kib­ ble, Lo which fur ther damage hits recently been caused. It was saggested thiit the increase is due to the re-siting of the Auc­ tion Miirt on the l’imlict. Link Road. After the recent Bank


den, which has been closed for renovations, was reo­ pened by the chairman of the parish council, Mrs Jean I’attie. Also present were Kibble Valley Mayor and Mayores s ('.olio. Howel Jones and Miss Helen Jones, Mi* Gavin Lee, of the British Trust for Conservation Volun­


Open again Simonstone Parish Gar­


teers. Mr I). Hall, of Bar­ clays Bank, Padiham, Mr


Tickets Tickets are available for


tile dance in Read School on June 22rd, organised by the Scout and Guide Group. Dancing is to the Jimmy lleyworth Quintet.


Holiday, a large amount of ru b b ish ap p e a red on Eaves Hall Lane and the council promised lo look into Hie matter, l’rohlems with the wider supply are still being investigated and correspondence between Kibble Valley Ml’ Mr David Waddington and the c o u n c i I i s b e i n g exchanged. Unfortunately, res i­


Coffee Rend Playgroup held a


very successful codec morning to raise funds for much -needed new equip­ ment. Thanks to the good attendance £1)2 was raised. Attractions were deli­


Ron Harrison, of Phillips Components Ltd. , Mr John Chapman, Mr J. Reid and Mr W. Coughlin, id the Probation Service, Conn. J. Travis of the Kib­


ble Valley Council and parish councillors Mr W.


Hemingway and Mr P. Worthington.


Exhibition


by by Mrs K. Lowe. ’ Miss Muriel Kay played


the organ and the talk was followed by refreshments. On Tuesday a film on


cream dessert were served at Sabden Age Concern Leisure Club. Speaker Mrs Nellie Kay delighted her audience with her own p o e t r y re I t i l in g to experiences and events in her life. She was thanked by Mr .lack Britcliffe. Members were informed


of tt support group starting in (Hi tile roe for the bereaved which hopes to meet on the third Tuesday of the month. The group is


dents who complained about the community, charge and the parish pre­ cept, after seeing these printed in the newspaper, did not attend the meeting where the matter was dis­ cussed. Kindly, due to the clo­


Tenby will he shown by Mrs B- Parkinson and on


.lime 7th, the meeting will take the form of tea and a clitit.


SLAIDBURN


Dominoes Domino winners tit


Slaidbtirn Village Hall were: M. Pye, F. Metcalfe, E. Tomlinson, C. Newhouse and C. Hudson. Whist: Ladies — E. Underwood, I’). Clark, M. Cowking. Gents — W. Knowles, M. Jackson, B. Hargreaves. Raffle: M. Bolton, B.


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cious home-made cake and biscuit, children’s clothing and Renaissance picture stalls, with plenty of acti­ vities for the young chil­ dren.


Rounders Both Read Brownie


sure of the village post office it is necessary Lo resitc the parish notice hoard. A suggestion was made that St Catherine’s Sunday School wall be used, hut any fur ther ideas would he welcome.


I ole


New kit Downham cricket cap­


tain Mr Keith Hall and his wife Mary held a cake stall


held in the village hall on June 22rd.


Waddingtun, E. Clark, K. Metcalfe and II. Jackson. The next drive will he


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Annual drive The annual whist and


domino drive in aid of Dale Head Church was held at Tosside Institute, when £511.SI was raised. Whist: Ladies — Mrs


brought Bank Holiday crowds to tile village and the visitors helped make a profit of over £75, which will go towards new kit for the players.


packs took part in a round­ ers competition playing


teams from Whalley, St Mary’s, and St Leonard’s, Langht). In a round robin competition the team from St Mary’s just took the shield from Read Monday night Brownies. Winners will go on to meet the win­ ning team from Clitheroe district.


Verger Read Parish Church is


still in urgent need of a part-time verger and cleaner. If anyone feels they can help please con­ tact the vicar.


at their (ionic on Monday. W a s t e T h e l o v e l y w e a t h e r


collection takes place on Saturday outside the school from 8-20 to 10 a.m. Anyone who can help


The usual waste paper


brated at St Leonard’s Church, Downliam, with a "Songs of Praise” theme. Hymn requests and items by the choir, over 14 in all, took the place of the ser­ mon.


Praise Choir Sunday was cele­


M i :


Duckworth, Mrs Lister, M r s K n o w 1 e s , Mrs Dawkes. Gents — Mr J . W a d d i n g t u n , Mrs Greenwood, Mrs Robin­ son, Mr Brown. Dominoes: Mr E.Met­


calfe, Mrs Parker, Mrs Woods, Mrs K.Calverley. Raffle: Mrs E. Edgar,


ttanil.


Mr G.Parker, Mr S.I’ick- ard, Mrs Green, Mrs F.Calvorley, Miss Bren-


Nostalgia An evening of nostalgia


with transport should con­ tact Bob Anderson on Padiham 72182.


Match In support of the


Telethon Appeal, Read Scout and Guide Group leaders and parents took on Read United veterans at football, raising over £2(1. The event was organ­ ised by Clive Bennett and Steve Neary. In warm conditions both


was enjoyed by members of Ch a th am Mothers' Union. Old photographs of past


dance at Si minis tone School Conservation fifth birthday exhibition. Kib­ ble Vailey Mayor Conn. Ilowel Jones welcomed everyone anil thanked Conservation Club mem­ bers for making tile day a success.


There was a good atten­


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was agreed, should 1h notified that the street signs on llaugh Avenm required painting and tin grass verge needed cut­ ting. The county council would he informed Unit a cover was required on a stopcock near Pollard’s Row and that Lite hedge on Whalley Road/Fountains Avenue required trim


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sides started tit a furious pace but eventually the bandaged knees and heat took their toll and the game settled down with a very close and entertain­


events ill the village were taken to the meeting, b r in g in g hack many memories. A competition was held to identify photo­ graphs of members in


their youth.


ing match. During the game Scouts


toured the ground with buckets, charging specta­ tors and players for the privilege of playing. The final score was 4-2 in favour of the veterans.


a recorder concert for the retired villagers’ party in December. Planning permission


Gawtliorpe County High School, agreed to arrange


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Sewer work progressing well


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pleted on time in a very satisfactory manner. He added that the filial


cost was expected to he within the original alloca­ tion of £408,000. Rein­ statement of the grassed are a s is cu r ren t ly in


progress. Construction at the off­


site surface water sewer in Clitheroe Road, for the McAlpine development off Li me fie Id Avenue and Hayhurst Road, is also well advanced. Pipe-lining has been completed and work on the five manholes


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