Clitheroe 2232b (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley J,22331 (Classified) N e w s fr om th e V i l la g e s BO N-BY-BO LAND LTO W


W h a t ’s in a y e a r T h e M a y o ra l y e a r was


described to Holton-by-Row- land Y K C members by former Kibble Valley Mayor Coun. A llan Kay, of Chaigley. A vote of thanks was given by Men Ferguson. Members were reminded of


the event was well attended by residents and their fami­ lies. There was a tombola, a cake stall and a Christmas -.bric-a-brac stall. The fair raised £500 for the League and an additional £500 for groups


such as W I group •'


th e p a n tom im e t r ip on Whist winners at the Abbey December 21st to see Michael senior citizens’ drive, in Whal- Karrymore in “Aladdin” at ley, were L a d ie s -» Airs B. Manchester. A few tickets Townsend, Mrs .1. Walmsley. remain and can be obtained Cents — Mrs M. Naylor, Mrs


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from James Towler (Clitheroe D* Farnsworth. 41214) at £8 each.


p.m. in the village hall. Members recently travelled


to Warburton’s Ilakery, Bol­ ton, for a guided tour of the premises. A vote of thanks was given by Richard Armor.


H o t s u p p e r B o lto n -b y -B ow la n d and


Sawlov Conservative branch held “An evening at Nether- gi l l,” home of M r and M r s ‘Harry Nuttall.


G R IN D L E T O N


B a rg a in t im e L a d ie s o f S t Am b ro se


. . ic lu d in g E u r o M P M r so„t making fancy goods and Michael Welsh, Mrs Gill Lea, seasonal gifts for the Christ- nil' and M i’s l im n Cunlille, mils lair on Saturday. M r and Mrs Hill liowkur, M r and M r s E. Scott. •


. . t fl tt s.l . tt.Mt? tV11 l i . l l M r Martin Bishop, M r s S.


I j)0 packed with goodies ready for


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Wrathall, Mrs Joyce Lilburn. [resit themselves. A s well — Chairman Coun. Joyce Lil- gifts and fancy goods, there


early burn thanked M r and M r s ...:n t....«..u.. ..An;.,..... ...wi 1 3 t a D l 6 S 13 ta b le s l liere were Id tables at ......., ... . ,,


!olton-by-Howliiii(l Village Hull whist and domino drive n aid of funds. M C s were M r


I. Bleaznrd (whist) and M r J. singleton (dominoes).


sppvm and Father Christmas . will be visiting his grotto dur- ing the afternoon.


lots of prizes. A f te rn o o n


er ed d* teas will


S e a s o n s G r i i id le lu n M e th o d i s t


Whist winners were: Ladies mail-ma


— M i s s M. Jackson, Mrs B. (.omc(| the Rev. James Need- Waddington, M rs A. Philips, haul, of Clitheroe, who gave a Gents — Mrs Taylor, Mrs J. l’liompson, M r A. Stott.


Mrs I!. Hodgson was the pian- Dominoes: M r J. Tomlinson, js[ and tea and biscuits were


joflhouse, M r Oddie. Raffle: M r s J. Loftliotise,


ehaii-mnn Mrs G. S. Moir wel-


Chui-eh Women’s u


s


Fellowship - ....... -


entitled "Tile Seasons.”


those who like to shop ....... ...........


About b« people attended, tjie guidance of Janette Ran-


Chu rch , Grindleton, been busy


have for weeks, under !>•*»• A t next week’s meeting Mrs P. Twitchen.


Dominoes: M r s L. Horne, .


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there will be a talk by a local A committee meeting will policeman, starting*at 7-15 be held on Wednesday, at A-h>


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ents’ Association, oumuiu»«. Mothers’ Union started with and t h e 'M S su p p o r t the monthly meeting, when a


the Par­ Standfast


A b b e y d r iv •e


large audience of members awl guests were entertained by M r s Carol Ratcliffe, who demonstrated how to make simple but attractive Christ­ mas decorations.. D raw in g on her tra vels


round the world, M r s R al- cliffe displayed ideas f)*om Europe and America, none of which were difficult to make but looked sjiectacular. The e v e n in g f in i s h e d w i t h everyone being invited to make their own angel from a


paper doiley. On Saturday, a successful


coffee morning was held in Read School, with a great arrav of cakes, handicrafts and Christmas gifts, thanks to Lhe skill and generosity of some members. /Phe commit­ tee thanks all those who con­ tributed. Proceeds go towards various needs within the par­ ish and church.


R om a n ia in s ig h t A t the 10-45 a.m. service in


-]<|le ovent, to bu held in the school ball,, will be opened


; G u e s t sp e a k e r M r K a y ,,L 2-:!(l p.m. by the beadmas-


ereat variety of stalls will «_ ..I Tl I. — 1!.... .......la,


for Christmas or just


Honeyford was thanked by tel. Hf isuwlanil High School, • s .1 x Eric Walmsley.. Members Ml.G. Crosslev. ' the committee served a hot supper, which was much njoyed. Raflle winners were


’ vjs‘ils j, ‘


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R e ad P a r i s h C h u r c h on December Kith, M r C h r is Creelman, leader of Lhe Pen- dle for Romania appeal, will give a short talk and slide show on the work his group ' done on various relief.


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*u,s to Romania. Read Scout leaders and otj|cr villagers have assisted


m m thanked M r and M r s will be stalls selling cakes and 0 'n'the following Sunday, Nuttall for Lhpir hospitality jewellery, a tombola, competi- Ljie g coUt and Guide group md presented them with a tions and a bumper raifle with wjjj i)e ;>ot plant. i O


be nitlil pai


on these trips and it should be interesting to see where all the donations have been put to use.


their annual


carol service, together with their monthly parade.


L a s t c h a n c e T h is is the la s t chance


before Christmas to clear out old card, papers and maga­ zines for the waste paper collection, which will be held on Saturday morning outside Read School on Straits Lane. Villagers are asked to save


Mrs L. Abbott, Mrs Tomlin- servod. in, MrsJ._Singleton, Mrs.). The next meeting will be Lhe C h r i s t in a s p a r ty on n i l * U p a r p e December 9th, commencing at M U l n e d l ' eS> 12-JO p.m. with a buffet lunch.


Ur J. Pratt, M rs M. Jackson, dr.J. Lofthouse.


M u s ic a l c om e d y Bolton-by-Bowland Drama


3roup held an extremely suc­ cessful musical comedy show railed “A Hitchhiker’s Guide ,o E u ro p e ,”- depicting the ;ongs and customs of many rountries. All three evenings vere a sell-out. The show was produced by 'Jaire and Michael Dakin and he many colourful costumes ulebyiV Trs'-Non


elped were thanked by M r ’erry Pope, who presented lifts to the Dakins and Mrs


lireh. For those who missed it or


hose who would like to see it gain, there will be a video of he show on December (Jth in he village hall, at 7-JO p.m.


WHALLEY


Zlusic m i le s to n e Whalley Methodist Church


lull’s Fellowship marked the 50th anniversary of the birth f A r th u r Sullivan with an pen meeting featuring his


msie. ‘‘A n evening with Sullivan , . „


vas presented by M r Maurice Vilson, who played taped -xc-erpts from Gilbert and Sullivan operettas and led the inging of hymns to Sullivan’s nusic, including “Onward Christian So ld ier s” to the


vords “St Gertrude.”


£ 1 ,0 0 0 a t fa i r Christmas came early for


C u ld e r s t o n e s L e a g u e of Friends, who raised £1,000 for local charities at a seasonal fair.


Santa Claus paid a visit and . H e a r ty m e a l


The wintry weather was u,ms se a te d by committee fo rg o t te n fo r u wh ile as


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potato pie, followed by :l niilice pics were served, choice of three puddings.


. , Lancashire County Connell onJ.uui.uj - l id . Later, M r Chris bakei, ol


Social Services, spoke about benefits and assistance avail­ able to elderly, housebound, ■ disabled and invalid people 1 and distributed^ helpful litera- | _________ ture giving advice on tlie sub­


ject.


tary M i s L . J • c ' ^ ‘V , 'I..." service oT Matins at S t Mary’s announced that the Chilstnias C|ml.chi G isburii, the first


lie was thanked by sccrc- p


8C. ^ During the Advent Sunday lu n c h v i l l be h e ld i


December JUlh. M cm b e is _was ,it by chol.islcl. Caroline bringing a guest were asked wj


on t)lu Advent crown .j.|le R e v . Jonathan


to let M r s Jackson know as |,um|)V announced that tlie ™ 1)0S- e*


Seed. Mrs D. Lccles and Mr F. Woi thmgton.


Iv.iffie \\iimeih \\ete Mi.s A. pjJIC0 \n church on December Later m the day, a party of


«, , . Christingle service will take Li


F o o t - ta p p e r It proved an enjoyable


n ig h t wh en A l l S a in t s Chureli, Pendleton, organised a hue-down in the village hull,


^rb'nunle’b y'Miss'Anne W T h e 11 ay.w a i „ e r s l.ad ms. M r s -


vonc> Icct . M g


led man., a c c om p a n im e n t : sn ip e r " f All those who took part or


hamper. J in - in i ' the eve nin g the


grand draw was made, which raised about £500. Pr izes included £100 and a luxury


all wrapping paper, cardboard and empty boxes from Christ­ mas presents for the next collection.


W in n e r s at this week’s


whist drive.in Read Constitu­ tional Club were: Ladies —


M r s B. Nichols and Mrs M. Grime. Gents — Mrs P. Lar­ kin and M r It. Elliot. Special


prizewinner was M r 1’. Rob-, son. M C was Mrs Larkin.


C h a n g e d Owing to unforeseen prob­


lems, the A G M o f Read Cricket Club will now he held on December lOlli, at 8 p.m. in the cricket pavilion. Many


by Miss Anne Wil- I ^ J ,v*'r,*r>(!11-mnine md a 'apologies are extended to rma B ir c h p r6 - ';evu •


Uu! turnup tonight.,.


those people who intended to turn up tonight.;


D e a f a id s Hearing dogs for the deaf


were the subject of a talk given to Read Show Society by Gill Lightfoot, who high­ lighted tlie benefits trained dogs can bring to deaf people by indicating when tlie tele­ phone r in g s or when tlie alarm dock lias gone off. A basket of Dowers and nil arrangement of pink earna-


Mrs Pearl Bird were


Rimington and Middop Lull- ■ iraftlccl mid chairman M r Alex clieon Club members-tucked sinter thanked members for into a hearty meal of meal ami n lej,. support. Coffee and


The society’s next event


m ,. r-i„.;a i!.,!,,.,. nf " 'i l l be tlie annual hoe-down i.,,,,,.,,-,, aird


GISBURN A d v e n t c ro w n


W in n in g h a n d s Winners at the whist and


domino drive held in Slaid-


burn Village Hall were: Whist — B. Pern and G. Metcalfe. Dominoes — R. Earnshaw and A. Barker. Raffle — A.


Rigby and K. Metcalfe. - The Christmas drive will be


held on Wednesday. RIBCHESTER SABDEN ’


M a g n i f ic e n t The magnificent sum of


£!)()() was raised by members and friends of Ribehester W o rk in g M e n ’s Club, as a result ot their efforts for Chil­ dren in Need. Draws, competitions and


quizzes, organised on the n ig h t a n d b e fo re h a n d , e n su re d th a t the money flowed in.


J im ’s L o t The Field Day Quiz, held in


R ib e h e s te r ’s B la c k B ul l, attracted 10-teams of four. It was won by Jim’s^ Lot, who answered 55 questions out of 75. The team comprised Jill Lavis, Roxanne Stocks, Jim Ridge and Carl Palmer. A close second was “Mad,”


incorporating Kelvin Thomas,, vice-chairman of Ribehester Field Day Committee, and M r and D. Jepson. Winners of the draw were


Tony Costello, Martin Shaw and Peter Billington and £47


was raised for Field Day funds.


.


A n g l in g a w a rd s Landlord of the White Bull,


Ribehester, Mr David Maginn, presented the prizes at tlie annual meeting of Rib­ ehester and District Angling Club. W in n e r s were: S e n io r


match, G. Bozzato; runner-un, 1. Fazaekerly. Junior match, P. Dewhurst; runner-up, G.


Dewhurst. Best fish at Ash ­ croft's Pool, a 141b llo z carp caught by A. Richardson. B e s t game fish, a 2Glb


salmon caught by G. Keigh­ ley; best junior game fish, a 711) rainbow trout caught by A. Simpson at Barnsfold. Best fish from Barnsfold, a 71b 12oz rainbow trout caught by G. Eceieston. Open match, John Love;


runner-up, S. Crook; night match, S. Taylor; runner-up,


M. Holden.


P le a s in g s um Poppy collections this year


in S a b d e n am o u n te d to £300.89. Collectors M r and M r s G e orge F r o s t thank e v e r y o n e w h o d o n a te d towards this magnificent sum.


T r ic k s a n d s p o ts Domino winners at Sabden


Over fills’ Monday night social were Mrs Phyllis Whittaker, M r s A n iy Parkinson, M is s Bernadette ’I’aylhr and Mrs Pauline Taylor.


( • The raffle* was won by Mrs


A g n e s Howarth and whist winners were: Ladies — Mrs Chris Seflon and Mrs Dorothy Houghton. Gents — M r Fred Cottam and Mrs Scott. Thursday's domino winners


were M r Fred Cottam, M r William Cooke, M r s C h r is Seflon and M r s Freda Hod-- gon. Whist: Ladies — M r s Dorothy Houghton and M rs Agnes ilowarth. Gents — Mr George Law and Mrs Gladys Walmsley. M rs Freda Hodgon won the raflle.


S p o r ts g o o d s Sabden Cou nty Pr imary


S ch ool P T A is^ h o s t in g a sports goods sale in the school on Sunday afternoon, from 2


to 4-J0 p.m. There will he a selection of


discount sportswear, includ­ ing track suits, football strips and some sports rackets on sale. Admission is free and members of the P T A will serve refreshments.


J a c k p o t 'The Friends of S t M a ry ’s


R C School. Sabden, hit the


jackpot when they held a prize bingo evening which raised more than £200 for F S A funds. T h e p a re n t s p ro v id e d


dozens of raifle and bingo prizes and M r Jack Havlh-


F e s t iv e d e c o r A very busy week for Read


Sunday club leaders travelled to Holy Trinity Church, Skip- ton, to take part in a chil­


dren’s workshop led by “Roly the clown,” alias the Rev. Roly Baines, wh o 'th ro ugh humorous activities and circus sh ow m a n sh ip b r in g s the Christian message in a new.


and refreshing way. Over 50 youngsters from


se v e ra l p a r ish e s learned something of the history of clowns and had their faces painted in traditional d ow n . make-up. ’Pile theme for the. afternoon was Advent and the children acted out scenes and stories to illustrate its mean­


ing. M r s Barbara Marsh, the


Bradford Diocesan children’s work adviser, organised the very entertaining and instruc­ tive worship.


C ro w d -p u l le r Gisburn WI is hoping for a


large crowd of shoppers to attend their annual Christmas fair on Saturday, at 2-JO p.m. in the Festival Hall. The event will be opened by


M r D. Lancaster, chairman of K ib b le V a lle y C ro s s ro a d s Care Attendant Scheme, and part of the proceeds will be donated to the charity.


O p e n to a ll The children ami leaders of


Gisburn Playgroup are busy p re p a r in g - for th e ir open Christmas morning. Everyone is welcome at the event, which will be held at the Fes­ tival Hall a week tomorrow, commencing at 10-130 a.m.


SLA1DBURN R o y a l v is i t M em b e r s o f C h a tb u rn NEWTON


B r is k t r a d e Newlou United Kelbrmed


Church held its Christmas lan-


in the village hall on Satin-- day, raising nearly £JS0 for church funds. The stalls did a brisk trade and afternoon teas


were served.


P ie a n d p a rk in A "N o r th e rn N ight Out "


was held at Newton Village Mull, when Gary and Vera Aspey gave a concert of folk songs and stories and ladies ol the committee provided a sup­ per of pie and peas, followed


by parkin. 1 * ri ze w i n n e rs we re M rs


Mills, M r John Barber, Mrs B. C la rk so n and M r Jim


Finder.


ornthwaite acted as the caller. A s u p p e r of. home-made


\ potato piei peas and pickles. : was served.


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P a n to t r e a t It ’s pantomime Lime again


and pupils of S t M a ry ’s R C


• School, Sabden, are busy • rehearsing for their Christ­ mas performance of “Ali Baba and the Thieves.” ’Pickets will soon be on sale for the


: three performances, to take place in St Nicholas’s Church Hall on December 17th, 18th and lbth.


B ig s w i tc h o n Sabden’s annual gathering


for carols around the Christ­ mas tree and crib gets under way on Sunday, at (i-150 p.m. Sabden resilient M r Jack Brit- cliffe has been invited to switch on the lights and this will be followed by a selection of carols and a v is it from Father Christmas.


C h u r c h fa i r HI Miu-y’a R C Cliinvli, Sub-


Methodist Church Women's Fellowship enjoyed seeing a video film of the visit of tjic Queen to Clitheroe and dis­ trict in 19!)0. It was shown by M r Jim l'arker, who spoke of his involvement in the v i s i t . -------- Miss Gladys Parkinson pre­ sided and pianist was M is s Anne Howker.


C a n d le lit Morning service at Chat-


burn Methodist Church was c o n d u c te d b y the R e v . A n d rew ScuLL. T h e f ir s t A d ve n t candle was lit by Adam McCally and appropri­ ate readings were given by Sunday School teachers. Sun­ day School scholars sang two special songs.


S e e in g s p o ts Members nf the Kibblesilale


Club, Cbatburn, enjoyeil then- afternoon- meeting,_ playing


dominoes ami clnitLinjq lea hostesses were Mrs G. Camp­


bell ami Mrs D. Riley. Members are reminded that


the AGM will lie held today, followed liy a domino drive.


dun, will hold its Christinas F a ir on S a tu rd a y , in the church hall, from 2 to •! p.m.


S IM O N S T O N E Slmonstone Mothers’ Union


p a r t y r


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Christmas parly will he held at Mitlon Fold Farm Hotel, Langho, on Tuesday, at_ 8 p.m. Members requiring a lilt by ear should he at the old school at 7-45 p.m.


F o r re t ire d Simonstone Old School is


the venue for the annual party


for retired villagers, to he held on December 12th, at 12- JO p.m.


C o f fe e d a y Everyone is invileil to a


coffee (lay to be held at -12 Fountains Avenue, Simon- stone, on Monday, from 10 a.m. until d p.m. and 7 to 9-30 p.m. There will also bu a bring-and-bny- stall. Proceeds are in aid of Croatian eliil- ■


dren. BILLINGTON


O n th e m o v e Eleven memorable remov­


a ls were .recalled by the speaker at Ebenezer. Baptist


Social Hour, .Billington,. M rs O. J. Fogg, wild gave a talk entitled “From Feniscowles to


Whalley.” ; She told tlie members lliat,


each time she had moved,-


'’something happened to make ;it particularly memorable and those who had never moved house were reassured by her


talk. A vote of thanks was given


bv Mrs K. Lowe. Miss M. Kay played tlie organ and refresh­


ments were served. Next week’s talk will fea­


ture slides taken in Jersey by M i s s E . T h om p s o n , o f


R im in g to n . The- m ee tin g starts at 7-30 p.m.


CHIPPING


R o a d s a fe ty Police officers gave a road


safety presentation at Chip­ ping Young Farmers’ meet­ ing, showing slides of acci­ dents and explaining how they could have been prevented. Julie Gornall and Joe A y r ­


ton proposed and seconded a vote of thanks to the speak­


ers. Members heard that club


chairman Richard Seed is representing Lancashire in the stoekjudging section at the Smilhficld Show. A n indoor snorts contest


between members and the advisory committee will be held at the Sun Inn, Wad- dington, on Monday, at 7-JO p.m.


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Blazing a trail in fire safety


B R IG H T sparks from St Mary’s RC Primary School, Langho, have blazed a winning trail in an area fire safety quiz.


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Fitzmauricc, Tommy H a u l W O l ’t h kol\J O’Reilly and Andrew Cie-


David Riding, Andrew


zarek, with Mark Skoczen as reserve, claimed the Elackburn-Ribble Valley area trophy, after outshin­ ing a large number .of schools across the district and then beating Bren- nand’s Endowed, Slaid- burn, in a closely-fought


final. The St Mary’s team


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FIVE Read and Simon­ stone men accused of an arson attack on Read Cricket Club are to stand trial at Preston Crown


Court. Patrick Richard Ander-


ton (27), of East View, Read; Andrew James Brown (18), of Simonstone L a n e , S im on s ton e ; Charles Scott McKno (22), also of Simonstone Lane, Simonstone; Darren Lee Calverley (17), of Kirkstall Avenue, Simonstone; and Matthew William Woods (23), of Whalley Road, Read, are jointly charged .with the offence, said to have occurred on a night in August. The five were granted


unconditional bail. Thief alarmed


AN intruder broke several windows at the rear of a house in L i me f ie Id Avenue, Whalley, on Mon­ day afternoon, before turning a key in an inter­ nal door to gain entry to tlie property. P o l ic e b e l ie v e the


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BURGLARS forced the bedroom window of a house in Wiswell and made off witli property valued at


£520. Stolon were a dark red


Delsey suitcase valued at £00, a Pioneer CD player valued at £230, a Canon camera valued at £140 and a gent’s grey leather


jacket valued at £120. Also stolen were Barclaycards in the names of S. Gray and D. Jacques.


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