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to put a dampener on St Nicholas’s Church annual garden party, although takings were a little down on usual. ■


Garden party A dull, cloudy day failed


16-year-old Emma Ped- der, dressed in an outfit of pale peach, was crowned by retiring queen Zoe Sef- ton, and with their atten­ dants they processed through the grounds. The afternoon’s events


The new Rose Queen,


P. Whittaker. Whist: Ladies — Mrs M. Moor- house, Mrs D.Houghton. Gents — Mr J. Traynor, Mr F. Cottam. Raffle win­ ners were Mrs C.Sefton and Miss E. Prescott.


were opened by Mr Peter Shorrock, headmaster of Sabderi County Primary School, who also assisted the vicar, the Rev. Roland Nicholson, in judging the children’s fancy dress parade. There was a good entry with some very orig­ inal costumes and the win­ ner was Richard Whitwell as the Man in the Moon. Kimberley Fox was second as a fairy and Clare Bruce as a bee was third. Business was brisk with


invaded again — by around 1200 plastic ducks in the now annual duck race organised by Sabden Bowling Club. The great duck event takes place on June 23rd at 2 p.m., with the finishing line at the Jubilee Bridge, and 50p tickets are now on sale from the newsagent’s or any committee members. The bowlers are still bank­ ing on their late Au- gust/early September launching date for the new green in Pendle Street East, but still need to raise a considerable amount for on-going run­ ning costs.


Ducks Sabden Brook is being


summer fair Sabden County Primary


the ever-growing threat of rain, but the Blackburn Aces Morris Dancers were able to perform with great flair and the duck racing on the pond and the bouncy castle kept the children entertained. The ladies served teas in the hall, and although the rain arrived and brought an early end to the proceed­ ings, there was a £<100 boost for church funds.


ness on Sunday also man­ aged to escape the poor weather. The sun came out and although the wind gave the banner carriers a few problems it was an enjoyable event. Led by the Earby Brass Band and the church choir, the rose queens and their retinues followed, and children of the Sunday School and members of the congrega­ tion and other villagers brought up the rear. They walked through


Procession The Procession of Wit­


hoping for sunshine on June 20th when they are to hold a summer fair. From 2 p.m. to'*1-30 p.m the fun will be non-stop and will include a bouncing castle, coconut shy, an o b s ta cle course and assorted games. They are also hoping to


School PTA members are READ


ing attendance by parents when Read Scout and Guide Group held a crisis discussion at its AGM over the need for new leaders. A spokesman said: “Despite the fact that every household in Read and Simonstone received notice of the meeting, only nine parents turned up. But the good news is that two of these parents will take over the running of the Cub Scout section. "Unfortunately a new


Needing leader There was a disappoint­


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leader for the Venture Unit, which caters for young men and women between 15 and 20, has yet to be found. The group would also like a head fund-raiser to co-ordinate fund raising for the new mini-bus.” Anyone wanting to dis­


candidates will be joined by three from other


cuss these posts is asked to contact Colin Arm­ strong (Padiham 7622!)). On the plus side, it was


parishes.


reported, the group was financially secure and received good support for its fund-raising activities. Maximum support was


entice a few staff members to take their turns in the stocks, and there will be hot-dogs, pop and crisps, and afternoon teas on the nursery verandah.


required for the waste paper collection. It was said the price of paper had dropped, so more would have to be collected to maintain revenue. There are a few vacan­


ball Club is holding a five- a-side football gala on Read School’s playing field tomorrow evening. There will be under-12 and under-13 competitions, with clubs from Burnley, Blackburn, Nelson and Read taking part. There will also be a girls’ compe­ tition.


Five-a-side Readstone Junior Foot-


cies on the group execu­ tive and anyone who feels like helping the group is asked to obtain more information from chairman Mr Steve Todd (Padiham 78601).


WI, president Mrs M. A. Bosonnet welcomed guest members from Fence and Bashall Eaves WIs. Miss J. Pilkington, of


Sun signs At Bolton-by-Bowland


the village, stopping twice for hymns and prayers before returning to church where a full house joined in the service taken by the vicar. There was an a d d re s s from g u e s t preacher, Canon Godfrey Hirst, leader of the Lanca­ shire Industrial Museum.


Winners Winners at Sabden Over


domino winners were Mr C. Webster, Mrs P.Tay- •lor, Mr J.Abbot and Mrs


60s’ whist and domino drives were: Monday’s (lominoes — Mrs P. Tay­ lor, Mrs M. Wade, Mrs A. Parkinson and Mrs P. Whittaker. Whist: Ladies — Mrs I. Flannagan, Mrs D. Houghton. Gents — Mr D. Warburton, Mrs E. Marsden. Thursday’s


Bilsborough, gave an informative talk "What does your sun sign really mean?” involving mem­ bers to provide illustra­ tions. Mrs G. Billows pro­ posed thanks. The monthly stall made


a profit of £50. Arrange­ ments were made for the August 7th evening trip to Ripley Castle, when the coach will leave the Coach and Horses Hotel at 5-30 p.m. A car boot sale will be organised at Gisburn in September to boost funds. The competition for a


available for the hoe-down in Read School on June 22nd and can be obtained from the Straits Lane newsagent’s or committee members.


Hoe-down A few tickets are still


of Read Scout and Guide Group, excluding Brown­ ies, are reminded that Sunday is the last parade day before the summer holidays and are asked to meet at 11-30 a.m. at St John's Church.


Final parade The uniformed members


lucky charm was won by Miss M. Downer-Bottom- ley, Mrs M. Bore, Mrs R. Stevenson and Mrs P. Duckworth. Raffle win­ ners were Mrs B. Wood of Fence, Mrs P. Duckworth and Mrs E. Mercer. The visiting WI presi­


dents thanked Bolton-by- Bowland members for their hospitality.


ing for Read MU is for supper at the Simonstone Hotel on June 25th. Mem­ bers who wish to go are advised to ensure that their name is given to Joyce Andrews (Padiham 7MG3) before June 20th.


Supper outing The annual summer out­


will be conducted by the Bishop of Blackburn, the IU Rev. Alan Chesters, at Read Parish Church on June 16th, when 10 Read


Confirmation A confirmation service


erama in Great Harwood has been arranged for all members of Read Scout


Roller skating An evening at Roll-


and Guide Group and their families on June 20th, from G-30 p.m. Admission, including boot hire, is £1.


Junior Football Club’s AGM, chairman Mr Clive Bennett spoke about the club’s recent formation and pointed out that an under-11 team played in the Hyndburn Boys League and an under-12 team in the newly-formed Towneley League. On behalf of parents, Mr


First class At Readstone United


Sporting occasion for villagers


ATHLETIC youngsters from all over Grindleton converged on the recreation ground on Saturday for the village’s annual sports day.


With a fancy dress com- th e weight competition, son. Marie Aspin.


petition, a performance from Slaidburn Silver Band and all the usual races and events, the day attracted hundreds of visi­ tors and was a resounding success. The fancy dress proved


the public was kept enter­ tained throughout the day.


Hopkinson and Sarah Pickles (tin soldier and ballerina), Charles Ilopkinson (Captain Hook), Jack Fearnhead (Pied


to be one of the main attractions, with some ingenious costumes on show, from Cinderella to a wi t c h w i t h a r e a l broomstick. With afternoon teas, a tombola, raffle and guess


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Postcards The speaker at the June


Bennett thanked the com­ mittee, especially Mr John Hill and Mr David Eaves, and the team managers. The smooth running of the club had also been helped by the co-operation of Read Cricket Club, Read FC and the Constitutional Club, which had all given Readstone the use of faci­


lities. Members heard that the


social and fund-raising side of the club had been first class and very successful. The fun day had been an oustanding success, with thanks due to Scout lead­ ers John Malpass, Howard Marks, David Cullis and the fund-raising commit­ tee. The club holies to have three teams in action during the next season. Treasurer Mr Geoff


meeting of Slaidburn W I was Mr Robert Green­ wood. who showed his collection of postcards dat­ ing from the turn of the century to the present d a y . Thank s were expressed by Mrs B. Maher. Winners of the competi­


Results: Fancy dress: Class I — Ian


Piper).Class 2 — Sara Edmondson (Cinderella goes to the ball), Andrew Read (scarecrow), Simon Rirkett (frog prince). Class 3 — Jackie Cowking and


Potato: 8-9 years — Kelly Harrison, Gill Hutchinson, Clare Harrison. Three-legged: 10-11 years — Emma Driver and Vicky Sel­ lars, Jacky Cowking and Anne Rowntree! Rebecca Seddon and Louise Bolton. 12-15 years — Shelley Cowking and, Caroline Pate, Clare and Kelly Harrison, Gemma Salisbury and Gill Hutchinson. Obstacle: Marie Aspin, Sarah


Bolton. Shollev Cowking. Skipping: Jacky Cowking,


Clare Kowntree (Rumnelstilts- kin), Marie Aspin (witch), Brid­ get Carr (Puss-in-boots). Adults — Mrs Nevett. Children’s races Flat: 5 years — John Bolton,


Richard Salisbury, Nigel Lloyd. 4 years — Ryan Fawcett, Christopher Holden, Simon Mel- lin. 3 years — Lucy Harrison, Hayley Smith, Eric Miloham. 2 years — Catherine Bolton, Thomas Holden, Nicholas


Rachel Mellin, Simon Opit. G-7 vears — Ryan Harrison, Alis­ tair Harrison, Clare Rowntree. 8*U years — James Driver, David Fawcett, Gill Hutchinson. 10-11 years — Marie Aspin, Jacky Oowking, Louise Bolton.


Mcllin.Novelty: 5 years — Simon Opit, Stephen Payne, Nigel Lloyd. 1 years — Matthew Rhodes, Ryan Fawcett, Chris­ topher Holden. Egg and spoon: 5 years —


tion for an old postcard were Mrs M. Briggs, Mrs C. Scott and Mrs D. Leeming.Thanks were expressed to Mrs M. Parker for organising the recent out­ ing to see “The King and I” and names were taken for a mystery trip in August and a weekend visit to Northumberland in October. An invitation to join


Salisbury, Beverley Gibson, Sabrina Gibson. 8-9 years — Gill Hutchinson, Kelly Harrison, Claire Harrison. 10-11 years — Jacqueline Cowking, Bridget Carr, Marie Harrison. 12-15 years — Shelley Cowking, Sarah Bolton, Caroline Pate. Sack: G-7 years — Gemma


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Kearslev, Ross Seddon, Matthew Rhodes. 8-9 years — James Driver, Malcolm Gibson, Daniel Fawcett. 10-11 years James Driver, Chris Leeming. 12-15 years — Laurie Harrison, Patrick Elli: Sack: G-7 years — Alistair


Cowking, Gillian Cowking, Deb­ bie Gibson. Boys Flat: G-7 years — Fraser


Marie Aspin, Kelly Harrison. Ladies Long d istan c e : Shelley


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a walk to Newton, with supper at the Parkers Arms Hotel.


Good sports


Sporting members of Slaidburn YFC met for


Alan Reid, said lie was pleased that young boys in the village were being given the opportunity to play football. Officers elected were:


games of football and rounders. Both contests were enjoyed by mem­ bers, who turned out in force for the athletic meet­


ing. On Sunday, a cheese


Mr Reid (president). Mr Bennett (chairman). Mr David Marshall (vice- chairman), Mr Alan Spence (secretary). Mr Lambert (treasurer), Mr Hill (under-13s manager). Mr Steve Near.v (under- 12s manager). Mr Alan Garner (under-lls man­ ager). Committee: Mr Eaves, Mr Brian Yeoman. Mr Philip Scarborough and Mr John Stubbs. A final word of thanks


and wine evening will be held at Mr and Mrs J. Parry’s home, Lower Stoney Bank. Members are reminded that items are still needed for tile tombola, cake and produce stalls. Last weekend, members


Gibson, James Driver, Sam Harrison. 11-15 years — Robert Sellars, Lee Norgrove, Aiden S m i th s o n a n d P h i l ip Titterington L Long distance: Philip Aspen, Hutchinson.


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went to the Federal County Fair, held in the grounds of Abbeystead the country residence ol the Duke of Westminster.


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went to three ladies who "quietly offer support in the background by making efreshments and washing the football strips.”


drive at Read and Simon­ stone Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs C. Holden, Mrs M. Hearing. Gents— Mrs M. Redpath, Mrs D. Birch. The special prize was won by Mrs Birch and MC was Mrs I’. Larkin.


Right cards Winners of the whist


holding its annual presen­


Presentation Read Football Club is


tation and disco tomorrow in Read and Simonstone Constitutional Club, at ’ 8 p.m.


for members and friends o the Abbey senior citizens, Whallev. included a visit to the'Farmhouse Biscuit Factory at Nelson and tea at Tootle Hall, Garstanjr. Whist winners at the members' weekly social were: Ladies — Mrs D Ormerod, Mrs B. Town send. Gents — Mrs E Charnley. Mrs M. Naylor Dominoes: Mrs N Ambrose, Mrs M. Car


Mystery trip A mystery coach tout


Ivon.


Yugoslavia The speaker at the


Ebenezer Baptist Church Social Hour at Billington on Tuesday evening was Mrs B. Parkinson, who showed slides of Lake Bled and the surrounding countryside in Yugoslavia A vote of thanks was given by Mrs K. Lowe. Dr M. B. Ormerod


played the organ and refreshments wei served. Next week' speaker, at 7-30 p.m., will be Mr J. H. Tagg, of Sab den.


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