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Right cards Whist winners at Read


Constitutional Club were: Radies — Mrs E. Taylor, Mrs B. Nichols. Gents — Mr Dearing, Mrs P. Lar­ kin. Special prizewinner was Mrs A. Cunliffe and MC was Mrs Larkin.


For vestry fund There are s t i l l a few


tickets available from the vicar for tomorrow eve­ n in g ’s performance by Pendle Opera a t Read School. The show starts at 7-150 p.m. and proceeds will go to the new vestry fund.


Varied moods M e u ib e rs o f Read


F r ie n d ly C irc le were entertained by an illu s ­ t r a t e d t a lk on th e “ Byways of Cumbria” by M r Ben Edwards. His slides showed the Lakes in th e ir many moods, from the nigged westerly coast­ line with birds nesting on ledges to the rivers and waterfalls with their pic­ turesque bridges. M r E dw a rd s ’ photo­


graphic skills were evident in the slides and the eve­ ning concluded w ith a lovely moonlit view. He was thanked by Miss Clut- ten. The theme at the next


meeting will be “Sharing” and members are asked to bring with them examples of any of their hobbies.


Cubs’ hat-trick Read Cub Scouts took


part in the Burnley Dis­ t r ic t six-a-side football competition at Barden Barn in an attempt to win the trophy for the third year running. Fourteen teams took


part and in the first round Read won two games and drew one to go forward to the quarter finals. In an e x c it in g game


with sudden-death penal­ ties, Read eventually won. The team qualified for the semi-final by beating St Cuthbert’s in a 1-0 penalty win. The final was against St


Stephen’s and Read Cubs gave a slick performance to win 5-0. Roger Hayth- ornthwaite and Duncan Bennett finished joint to)) goalscorers in the compe­ tition, with six each. The remaining squad consisted o f Duncan and Bevan Scarborough, Matthew Ward, Peter Dalby, John Chesworth and Chris Ben­ nett.


Memorial bands A t the morning service


on Mothering Sunday at Read Church, MU mem­ bers distributed cards to the children to present to their mothers. A t E v e n s o n g , tw o


memorial bands on the processional cross were dedicated in memory of MU members Annie Whit­ taker and Vida Greatorex.


H U R S T GREEN


Family life A t the Mothering Sun­


day service at St John’s Church, Hurst Green, the Rev. B r ia n Cave con­ ducted the worship and spoke about marriage as a basis for family life. Quot­ ing from the wedding ser­ vice, he reminded parish­ ioners of the promises and prayers made to God, not just to each other.


attended, with all mothers receving flowers. The Mothers’ Union banner was carried by Mrs V. Cave, attended by Mrs C. Rigby and Mrs J. Piercy.


LANGHO


Easter bonnets An Easter coffee morn­


ing is being held tomorrow at Langlio Playgroup, which meets behind the' v i l la g e ’ s M e th o d is t Church. I t runs from D-30 a.m.


until 11-30 a.m. and there will be an Easter bonnet competition for pre-school­ children, which Coun. Mrs Kathleen Robinson will be


judging. There will also be a cake stall and tombola. Admission is free.


.NEWTON


All the a c e s A successful whist and


d o in i n o d r i v e w a s arranged by Newton V il­ lage Hall Committee on Friday evening, with MCs Mrs M. Parker and Mr J. Pinder. Whist winners: Ladies


— E. Underwood, K. Met­ calfe, Mrs Hargreaves. Gents — Mrs B. Peel, Mrs M. Green, Mr H. Jackson. Dominoes: Jim Oddie,


Thomas Pope, J. Tomlin­ son, C. Howarth, Mrs M. Mullen, Philip Metcalfe. Raffle: J. Tomlinson, Mrs E. Breaks.


A F T E R failing to win th e Ribble Valley by- election o u tr ig h t, th e R av in g Loony Gre en G ia n t C l ith e ro e Kid P a r ty is s e t t in g i t s s ig h ts on a n o th e r campaign.


Raving Loonies set up in village Mr B e e s ley h o p es to s ta n d as a p a r ty can­


a re d efin itely h e re to s ta y ,” said campaign m a n a g e r M r D av id B e e s le y , o f W h a lle y


“We h av e mad e an im p a c t on th e a r e a and


an d p a r ty m em b e r s now plan to su p p o r t im p o r ta n t c h a r ity fu n d -ra is in g ev e n ts .


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MARTIN TOP


Snowdrops The Ladies’ Day service


at Salem Congregational Chapel, Martin Top, was celebrated on Mothering Sunday afternoon. Guest preacher Mrs


The service was well F re d a P i lk in g to n , o f ' ~ ike about


alive. D u r in g the se rv ice,


soloist Miss Annie Rush- ton, o f N ew to n , sang “Jerusalem,” accompanied by Miss Mary Bell on piano. Organist was Mrs Ethel Hartley. Nosegays of snowdrops


were presented to Sunday School scholars for their mothers in the morning and to the ladies at the close of the afternoon ser­ vice by Miss Margaret Kenyon and Mrs Kathleen Scott.


GISBURN


38 confirmed Mothering Sunday at St


Mary ’s Parish Church, Gisburn, was celebrated th is ye a r as p ro b a b ly never before! I t was standing room


only as relatives and god- parents packed the pews to witness the confirma­ tion of 38 candidates by the Bishop of Bradford, the Rt. Rev. Robert Wil­ liamson. The confirmees came from the parishes of Gisburn, Slaidburn and Waddington, w ith one from Settle. The vicar of Gisburn,


the Rev. Jonathan Lumby, led the service, assisted by the Rev. Brian Darby- shire, of Slaidburn, and the Rev. Alan Bailey, of Waddington. The Brownie flag was paraded to the a lta r by


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Primary School and their parents swelled the large c o n g re g a t io n a t S t Ambrose Church for the Mothering Day service on • Sunday morning. . The Rev. C. Greenwell


conducted the worship and \


WI meeting, to be held in the Old School next Thurs­ day, will be Mr J. Fish. His talk will be entitled “ Ice­ land” and there will be a white elephant stall during the evening.


Rimington, spol the task of evangelism, telling others that Jesus is


Joanne and Sarah Hacking and Mrs Hilda Wadding­ ton carried the Mothers’ Union banner. A large choir led the singing and also sang “Spirit of the liv­ ing God,” following the act of confirmation. During Holy Communion the choir sang “ Sta y w i th me, remain here with me.” Old Testament lessons


were read by two young confirmation candidates, Adele Hodson, of Gisburn, and Ben W h ith am , o f Waddington. There was a delightful


interlude when all the chil­ dren were invited to go forward to receive posies from the Bishop and other clergymen. The posies, arranged by MU members and friends, were blessed by the Bishop and the s ce n t o f th e f lo w e rs attracted butterflies wak­ ing from hibernation in church to flutter round as the posies were presented! The Bishop gave an


inspiring address on the th em e , “ C h o se n by Christ.” Organist was Mrs


Diane Rice. After the final blessing


by the Bishop, the choir led the congregation out of doors fo r the a n cie n t Mothering Sunday cere­ mony o f “ c lip p in g the church,” which involved the people forming a huge c irc le r ig h t round the church. Meanwhile, Mr Richard Lloyd had taken up a posi­


tion on top of the tower and when he was satisfied that the circle was com­ plete, he blew a hearty fanfare on his horn. Then the people raised a mighty cheer, joining hands sym­ bolically to “clip” or “hug” Mother Church. To put the final seal on a


happy and memorable ser­ vice, the congregation was


invited to the vicarage and offered traditional simnel cake and coffee — and a chance to meet and chat in fo rm a l ly w i th th e


Bishop. S IM O N S T O N E Pie and peas


d id a te re p re s e n tin g S ab d en in b o rough and p a r ish council elec tions in May and believe s th e p a r ty can r a i s e h u n d r e d s o f p o u n d s on th e Comic R e lie f d ay tom o rrow. H e d efe cted to th e p a r ty from th e Con­


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WADDINGTON


Depleted Attendance was slightly


depleted in the choir pews at St Helen’s Church, Waddington, for the Moth­ ering Sunday service of Mattins, as four choristers were being confirmed at Gisburn Parish Church and the Rev. Alan Bailey was participating in the service there. In his absence, worship


was led by Canon S. A. Selby. A solo, “The Lord’s My Shepherd,” was sung by Sarah Baron.


Po sies The Mothering Sunday


service at Waddington M eth o d is t Church was conducted by Mrs E. Cow- perthwaite, of Clitheroe, who explained the origin and meaning of Mothering Sunday. Sunday School scholars


sang “ He’s got the whole w o r ld in His h a n ds ,” before leaving for th e ir various classes, returning later in the service to give posies of spring flowers to their mothers and ladies of the congregation. Keeping up with tradi­


tion, the men of the church served refreshments in the


schoolroom. The evening communion


service was led by the Rev. Graeme Halls, of Chatburn.


For gardens W a d d in g to n V il la g e


Club was the venue for a social event organised by the Coronation Gardens Committee, which raised £285 for funds. This was a coffee eve­


ning with various stalls and a raffle with prizes donated by Barrow Nur­ series, Barkers Primrose Nurseries, R. E. Dawson and A p r ic o t Meringue. Thanks were expressed to all who contributed, in particular the Village Club committee, for the use of its facilities. V o l u n t e e r s a r e


requested for tomorrow afternoon to spend one hour generally tidying up after winter.


SABDEN


Eyes down Due to unforeseen cir­


cumstances, the bingo n ig h t at St M ary ’s RC School, Sabden, has been brought forward a week


and will now take place tom o r row , w ith “ eyes down” at 7-30 p.m. There will be a potato pie supper and a raffle.


As usual Despite by-election vot­


ing ta k in g place in the p o llin g s ta t io n in the adjoining room, Sabden Over 60s Club went ahead with their Thursday night whist and domino drive. Domino prizes went to


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Mrs P. Whittaker, Mrs C. Hodson, Miss E. Heyes and Mr R. Eden. Whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs A. Howarth, Mrs M. Moorhouse. Gents — Mrs G. Walmsley and Mrs D. Warburton. Raffle: Mrs I. Metcalfe. Monday night’s domino


winners were: Mrs M. Wade, Mrs L. Knowles, Miss E. Heyes and Mr F. Cottam. Whist: Ladies — Mrs A. Howarth. Gents — Mr D. Warburton. Raffle: Mr F. Cottam.


Seeking support Members of Sabden Age


Concern Leisure Club are looking fo r support for th e ir coffee morning on March 23rd in St Mary’s Hall, from 10 a.m. to noon. Crafts and articles would be appreciated fo r the tombola and stalls, which w ill sell cakes, cleaning materials, confectionery, grocery, greeting cards and plants.


The annual whist and


s e rv a t iv e s an d b e lie v e s th a t m a n y m o re su p p o r te r s will b e found in th e Ribble Val­ ley in th e coming m o n th s . “I t is only e a r ly d ay s y e t, b u t we h ave


in his address spoke about the meaning of Mothering Sunday. Scholars Louise Bolton, Chris Leeming, Richard Smalley and Mark Hopkins read the lesson and the 1st Bowland Scout


the altar. C h ild re n were given


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posies of artificial flowers to present to their moth­ ers during the service. O rga n ist was M r John


Pye.


Daffodils There was a good atten­


dance at Grindleton Meth­ odist Church for the Moth­ e r in g Sunday se rv ic e conducted by the Rev. J. Needham, of Clitheroe. Sunday School scholars


were given posies of daffo­ dils to present to th e ir mothers and ladies of the congregation. They also d is tr ib u te d home-made Mothering Sunday cards made by older scholars Tania Parker and Sarah Tupling. Organist was Mr S. H. Green.


Easter musical Junior pupils of Grindle­


ton Primary CE School are giving an Easter musi­ cal entitled “A Man from G a lile e ” to help raise money for school funds. The f irs t performance


will be tomorrow, at 1-30 p.m., for the elderly of the village and residents of local n u rs in g homes. Another performance for parents, friends and villag­ ers, w i l l take place on Tuesday at 7 p.m., admis­ sion being £1.


CHIPPING


Hang-gliding On Monday evening, 30


members of Chipping YFC met in the community centre for an entertaining ta lk on hang-gliding by Andrew Berry. He demonstrated the


basic learning methods with the aid of his equip­ ment and showed a video film o f hang-gliding by experts. He was thanked by L iz B u r ro w s and Michael Hayhurst. Members were suc­


cessful in a hedge-laying competition, with Richard Seed and J im Holden attaining first and second places in the Under 26 class. In the under 18 class, P h il S la te r was second and Stephen Gor- nall third. Next week there will be


a talk by Mr Glyn Davies on his work as a JP. Mem­ bers meet in the commu­ nity centre at 7-45 p.m.


WHALLEY


On the Lune W h a lle y M e th o d is t


Church Men’s Fellowship was addressed by M r Maur ice W ilso n , w i th musical in te r lu d e s , on “ Lancaster and the Lune.” The local history and areas of Glasson Dock and Sun- d e r la n d P o in t w e re covered. Chairman was Mr George Wormleighton.


Abbey drive Winners at the Abbey


senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were: Ladies — Mrs D. Ormerod, Mrs A. Rigby. Gents — M r J. Hartley, Mrs M. Naylor. Dominoes: Mrs R. Nut­


ter and Mrs E. Thomasson (joint).


PENDLETON


Simnel biscuits There was a large con­


gregation at A l l Saints’ Church, Pendleton, for the family communion service on Mothering Sunday. The v ica r , the Rev.


Roland Nicholson, spoke about the origins of Moth­ e r in g Sunday, known m a n y y e a r s ago as “ Refreshment Sunday.” Domestic servants were allowed to go into the k it­ chens of the houses where they worked and bake a Simnel cake fo r th e ir mothers. On the way to visit, many picked flow­ ers. The children gave daffo­


dils and Simnel biscuits to th e ir mothers and the vicar distributed some to ladies of the congregation. Organist was Miss Edna Bannister.


domino drive organised by Rimington W I ’s Handi­ craft and Produce Show Committee was a great success, ensuring that the show on August 10th will be on a sound financial footing. A supper of pie and peas


was served and president M rs A u d re y Peacock thanked everyone for their support and attendance. She presented prizes to the following: Whist: Ladies — Mrs


Edmondson, Mrs H. Sil- verwood, Mrs Robinson. Gents — Mr I. B. Whit­ taker, Mrs J. Robinson, Miss Pye. Dominoes: Mrs J. Riley, Mr. C. Wiseman, Mrs J. Howarth, Mrs M. Woods, M r Cowperth- waite. Raffle: Mr Car- ru th e rs , M r S. C a r r , Richard Briscoe, Mrs G. Barker. MCs were Mr T. Jackson and Mrs E. Hart­


ley.


Steak lunch Although colds and flu


kept attendances down at Rimington and Middop Leisure Club’s monthly lunch, there was a warm


atmosphere. Members e n jo ye d a


meal of stewed steak, with carrots, peas and potatoes, followed by chocolate pud­ ding or lemon meringue pie. A f te r lunch, a domino


session was won by Mr A. Eccles and Mr D. Seed. Raffle winners were by Mr W. Peacock, Mrs E. Jack- son and Mr D. Seed.


WEST BRADFORD


Feeling better President of West Brad­


ford WI, Mrs Pat Rush- worth, welcomed mem­ bers and introduced the s p e a k e r , M rs V ik k i C a r te r , o f Lee C a r te r Health Studio, Clitheroe. She explained how the studio had begun and the way it has developed and told of the various treat­ ments available. She then demonstrated


stretching exercises and asked members to join in, telling them that i f only they would t ry to do them d a ily , th e y would feel much better. R e fre shm e n ts were


served by Mrs Kathleen Wood and Mrs Elsie Har­ rison, who won the raffle. The next meeting will be on March 19th, at 2 p.m., at 36 Eastfield Drive.


BILLINGTON


Surprise A surprise party was


held by the Ebenezer Bap­ tists, at Billington, to cele­ brate the coming ruby wedding anniversary of Mrs K. Lowe. A special cake was made by Mrs G. Whittam for the celebra­ t io n , w h ich was w e ll attended. Members heard th a t


social hour meetings will start on Tuesday, with the first including a talk from J. Earnshaw, ofWilpshire. There will be a different speaker every week and a f ilm show on the f i r s t Tuesday of every month. New members are always wanted and welcome.


CHATBURN


Prizegiving There was a good atten­


dance for the Mothering Sunday service and annua p r iz e g iv in g a t C h r is t Church, Chatburn. Miss Carol Walker spoke to the children about the value of a Christian upbringing. Prizes fo r attendance


went to: Juniors — Leanne Ben­


nett, Rachel Drain, Ruth Drain, Laura Parkinson, K a t ie Read, R ich a rd Read, Samantha Read, Hannah Smalley, Sarah Wilson, Victoria Wrathall. I n f a n t s — M e g a n


A s c ro f t , James Baron, V ic to r ia Baron, Jason Bennett, David Bolton, John Bolton, Jonathan D ra in , L y d ia D ra in Andrew Graham, Mark Graham, Katie Harrison Stephen Harrison, Simon Hodgson, Charlotte Jack-


'son, Helen Parkinson, Julia Parkinson, Andrew Read, Debbie Scott, Vicki Scott, Adele Smalley Joanne Smalley, Leanne Smalley, Andrew Wrath- all.


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_E, Drain, escorted by Mrs L. Anderson and Mrs B. Quayle. The service was led by the Rev. W. F. Jen­ kins and the organist was Mrs D. Brewer.


Old pictures A pleasant afternoon


was spent by members of the Ribblesdale Club, Chatburn, chatting and looking at old photographs and dominoes. Tea hos­ tesses were Mrs E. Camp­ bell and Mrs A. Tittering- ton. There will be a domino


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One day A talk entitled “One day


at a time” was given by Mr Alan Bowles at Chat­ burn Methodist Church W om en ’ s F e llow s h ip meeting. Miss Gladys Par­ kinson presided and Mrs Ruth Hudson was the pianist.


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