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Clithcroe Advertiser & Times, September 10th, 1992 5 ® News from the Villages SLAIDBURN


Preparing Members of Sluidburn YFC


met in the v illa g e hall on Monday to commence prepa­ rations to take p a r t in the torchlight procession in Clith- c;roe. Congratulations were given


to Mark V e r ity and William Robinson, who gained second and third places in the Row­ land Junior Stockman o f the Year competition. Advisory members will be


w e lcom e to a t te n d n e x t week’s me etin g , when M r George Robinson w il l ta lk about “ Rygone days.”


Keeping bees A moment o f silent reinem-


b r a n c e w a s o b s ­ erved a t Slaidburn WI for mem be r Jean C a r r , who passed away recently. Presi­ d e n t M rs M. Shaw also expressed sorrow and concern for Henry Carr and the young family left behind. Speaker M r Winsor was


introduced^ and spoke about his experiences as a bee­ keeper. Members became very interested and involved as he showed practical and yisual aids to support his talk. His enthusiasm and know­ ledge encouraged audience participation and many ques­ tions. , Mrs A. Daborn expressed thanks and persuaded him to


judge the competition for a recipe using honey. Mrs J. Brarlley, Mrs R. Peel and Mrs E. Edgar had the winning entries. Hopes are high for a fine


day fo r the Hodder Valley Show on September 12th,


when the WI w ill show its continued display on ‘ ‘The - Queen’s reign."


,.For WI funds ' * A ploughman’s lunch held by Slaidburn WI at Lower Stony Bank was well sup- ported on Sunday. Hosts Mr


' and Mrs J. Parry provide}! open house for about 101) visi­ to rs . In a tru e village and


v fam ily atmosphere people : .were able to relax and feel at • home, some finding unusual and enterprising s ittin g and eating spaces indoors. After early morning show­


ers the wea th e r remained cloudy but dry and, following lunch, people spent time chat­ t in g w ith friends, walking round the garden o r try in g


th e sideshows. Ian Smith and Tony Daborn


‘ encouraged guests to try clay p ig e o n s h o o t in g , F re d a • Howar th gave the co r rect


1 guess at how many balloons were in the car and the trea­ sure h un t was won by Mr


’ Kenvon. Anita Gibson, Betty Walker and Barbara Walker


• , won the raffle prizes and Mar- . tin Meadows was found to be . the expert at a new game,


clothes pegs. The monev raised will go to


Slaidburn Wl funds and the Lancashire Fe d e ra t io n of WIs.


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Tricks and spots Monday night’s domino win­


ners a t Sainlcn Over (50s* social in St Mary’s Hall were: 'M r James Itoylo, Mrs Lilian


..Abbott, Mrs Maud Wade and -M r s Iv y C o t tam . W h is t : Ladies — Mrs Isabelle Hodg-


'.son and Mrs Chris Sefton. ’Gents — Mrs Gladys Wnlms- ley and Mr James Traynor.


• Raffle: Mrs Eva Marsden. On Thursday, domino win­


ners were Mr Rowland Ford, Mrs Nora Hargreaves, Mr William Cooke, Mrs Ivy Cot-


* Run and Mrs Amy Parkinson. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Helm and Mrs Agnes H ow a r th .


Gents — Mrs Gladys Walms- ley and Mrs Lilian Scott. Raf­ fle: Miss Bernadette Taylor.


Celebrating Sabden WI celebrates its


25lh bir thd a y next Monday w ith a special celebration night in the Baptist Hall, from 7-20 p.m. onwards. The WI is also organising a


coffee morning on September H)th, a t St Mary’s Church Hall, from 10 to 11-20 a.m. In a d d it io n to re fre s hm e n ts there is a cakes and savouries s ta ll, ra ffle , ja rb o la and a “granny's attic” selling bric-a- brac and nearly new items.


Commended Sabden is c e le b ra t in g


receiving a pat on the hack in the Lancashire Best-Kept V i l la g e C o m p e t i t io n . Although i t came nowhere in the o v e ra ll p lacings. The Holme play area was highly commended in the sp or ts grounds and play areas sec­ tion.


Worthwhile A fter a very wet start, Sab­


den Country Market turned in to a g re a t success. The clouds gave way to a warm sunny nay and crowds of visi­ tors came along. Some stall­ holders had second thoughts because of the early morning rain, but almost 100 others turned out, including a num­ ber o f Sabden organisations, which had a worthwhile day. All the money raised by the


organising Holme Committee goes back to Sabden in the tonn o f community events. Chairman Mrs Eileen Lowe


said: “We were really pleased by the number o f people who came along and we thank Sab­ den people for putting up with the (lisruption for the day.”


PTA appeal Members o f Lhe PTA at


Sabden C o u n ty P r im a ry School are knocking on doors all round the village over the next two weeks, appealing for items for their Grand Auction next month. People are being asked well in advance i f they have any item s , larg e o r small, excluding clothing, to donate to the auction. Items can be sold on a f>()/f>0


basis i f people wish and any­ thing from ornaments, kitchen equipment and toys to large items of furniture will be wel­ come. The auction will be held on O c to b e r 2 2 rd in S t Nicholas's Hall and transport o f items w il l be arranged nearer the time.


Not busy enough The County Council has


turned down Salxlen Parish Council’s request for sleeping policemen on Stuhbins Lane to slow down traffic. A t the parish council, mem­


bers heard th a t checks had been made on the road and It was not felt sufficiently busy to warrant speed deterrents. Police reports also confirmed that there had been no acci­ dents there during the last five years. The county council will con­


tinue to monitor the situation to set; i f any future action is necessary. Sabden’s “ rose gard e n ” ,


area, which at present is paved, with benches, is to be restored to a rose garden, the parish council has decided. I t is to apply for grant aid for the proposal, which i t feels will enhance the area. C o n n . E i I e e n L o w e


expressed fears that the area would soon become neglected because no-one would be pre­ pared to look a fte r i t , but members agreed th a t small s h ru b s anti t re e s w ou ld require the minimum of care. Sabden is to continue using the services o f lengthsman


“ Barry the Brush” next sum­ mer, councillors decided, after i t was unanimously agreed th a t his work was a cre dit to the village. Anyone interested in the


vacant post of parish council­ lor, following tne resignation of vice-chairman Mr Bernard P a r f it t , should contact the clerk, Mrs Angela Whitwell, ofCrowtrees Road (771)270). Members considered a plan­


ning application for a garage to be erected at the end of T h o rn S tre e t . A re sid e n t objected that i t would cause loss o f the r ig h t of way, as there was no access from the side. The council has no plan­ ning objections to the pro­ posal, but is to point out to the Kibble Valley planning authority that any problems o f loss o f r ig h t o f way or access should lie considered. A t the request o f Conn.


Lowe, the parish council is to write to the county council about the state o f tne over­ grown footpath on The Holme and pot-holes on the area near the I hist Office and Health Centre. “ I f necessary, the parish council w ill have to a r ra n g e fo r i t to be ta r - maced," commented chairman Coun. Albert Atkinson. The council is to contact the


local e ducation a u th o r i ty about the state of the Lower Holme playing fields, which are used for football by the two village schools. The sides are badly in need of cutting and one’ o f the goalposts is broken and the education authority is to be requested to tend to the matters. I t was reported that young


people in Lhe village have been causing a nuisance in the


Stubbing Lane area, sitting on the form near the senior citi­ zens’ bungalows. Complaints


that sLones have been thrown at windows and cars daubed with cake and bread are to be passed to the village police­ man. The n e x t m e e t in g was


arranged for October 15th in the MeLhodist Rooms at 8 p.m.


For parcels Sabden Parish Council’s


annual coffee morning in aid o f the over 70s’ Christmas parcels w il l take place on October 8rd, in St M a ry ’s Hall. A ll donations for the tombola, raffle, cake or bric-a- brac stalls would be very wel­ come.


Amazing herbs Rimington WI members


were entertained, educated, intrigued and amazed as their speaker, the Rev. K. S. Tim­ brel!, in a racy and humorous style, explained something of the history and uses of herbs throughout the ages. M r T im b rel) , who is the


Anglican chaplain a t Whit- Linghnm Hospital, told how he first became interested in the study of herbs and wild flow­ ers w hils t tra in in g fo r the m in is t ry in Ke n t. L a te r , th ro u gh fr ie nd sh ip w ith a r e t i r e d p h a rm a c is t , he widened his knowledge of this fascinating branch o f medi­ cine, steeped as i t is in folk­ lore, mystery and ancient cus­ tom. An enormous v a r ie ty o f


Lhanks. Vice-president Mi's C. Thistletlnvaite, in the chair, thanked members of the hand­ icraft and produce show com­ mittee for their hard work in making the Rimington WI show such a success. Show committee chairman Mrs A. Peacock gave a short report and s a t is fa c to ry balance sheet. Organiser of the enjoyable


day tr ip to Derbyshire and the Crown Derby China Works, Mrs Barbara Spencer, was thanked, along with Mrs F. Metcalfe, Mrs D. Eecles and Mrs C. Wilson, who arranged


a fine display at the Riming­ ton WI exhibit in the flower festival at Gislmrn. Mrs K. Scott read birthday


greetings for September and town crier Mrs D. Whittaker hail a variety of forthcoming local events to announce. This included details of a Kiming- ton WI special e ffo r t to be held in the Memorial Institute on September 22nd, at 7-20 p.m. T h e re w i l l be a f low e r


About plants The meeting of Simonslone


w ith Read WI w ill be held next Thursday, at 7-20 p.m. in


the Old School Hall. Mrs A. Hargreaves w ill give a talk entitled “ Preservation of plant material." A competition for the most a t t ra c t iv e house


plant will be held and there will be a plant stall.


Band concert Balderstone Brass Band


w ill give a concert on Sun­ day, at 2 p.m. in The Stork garden area. The parish coun­ cil, which has organised the concert in conjunction with the Kibble Valiev Borough Council, hopes villagers will support the event. Seating will be provided.


arranging demonstration by Mrs Constance Redmayne, of Barrowford, a cake stall and tombola, coffee and biscuits and a ra f f le , w ith f low e r a r ra n g em e n ts as p r iz e s . Anyone w il l in g to donate items for the stalls may leave them with Mrs B. Grieg or Mrs V. Gardiner. Mr Timbreil judged a com­


petition for "something to do with herbs," choosing a small book d a t in g from the f irs t world war, e n t it le d “ Food from the hedgerows,” which belonged to Mrs E. Jackson. A ch arm in g and aroma tic nosegay of fresh herbs from Mrs J. Hyde and a collection of microwaved dried herbs from Mrs A. Seed were also chosen.


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Guessing game A cycle ride with a differ-,


enee took place last week from the Buck Inn, Grindle- ton, raising £100 for charity. Sponsors had to guess who


CHATBURN


Happy note A domino drive held at the


Kibblcsdale Club, Chalburn,


gave members a very pleasant afternoon. Winners were Mrs A . P re s to n and M rs M. F ia n k la n d . Tea hostesses


were Mrs E. Campbell and Mrs D. Riley. The day ended on a happy


note for those members who visited the Danny La Rue Show a t Blackburn in the evening.


“ Last of the summer wine's" “ M a r ia n n a and H ow a rd ” were, before the 12-mile cycle ride round the surrounding lanes took place. Winner was Mrs Susan Johnson, whose chosen number corresponded with the intrepid cyclists John Cherry and Joyce West. Proceeds of the event will


be added to the money raised at the garden show.


Garden show Villagers of Grindleton are


reminded of the garden show to be held at the Buck Inn on Tuesday. E n tr ie s fo r the various


classes, which include veget­ ables, f ru i t , flowers, floral a r t . baking, preserves and


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humorous dialect verse was e n jo y e d by m em b e rs o f Thornley-with-Wheatley WI, when the guest speaker was Mrs Cowburn. One member commented


th a t the speaker was the "Pam Ayres of the north." Mrs Cowburn was thanked


bv Mrs M. Blackburn, who also won the competition for a poem composed by a member. The draw was won by Mrs I). Blackburn.


plants, shrubs, wild fruits and flowers produce substances capable of healing or relieving almost every ill. Mrs V. Car ter expressed


crafts, can be taken to the Buck Inn from 15 until 7 p.m. A fter judging and prizegiving, produce will be auctioned m aid of Cancer Research and Guide Dogs for the Blind.-


Tea party Members of Grindleton WI


arc holding a tea party with a display oi memorabilia and c ra f ts in th e M e th o d is t Church Hall tomorrow. Home-made teas w ill be


served between A and 5-20 p.m. There will also be a scav­


enger huht round the village, for whieh'primary school chil­ dren will need to be accom­ panied by an adult. Everyone is welcome to attend.


Paper time The usual waste paper


collection w ill take place in Grindleton today. Contribu­


tions of newspaper, magazines and cardboard can be left in the space provided at the top of Back Lane, near the chapel wall, but the area must be kept tidy.


BIL12INGTON:


Life at Manse C h u rc h m em b e r M is s


Muriel Kay was the speaker


at the Ebenezer Baptist Social Hour in Billington, on Tues­ day evening. .She described family life in “ The Manse,” relating many things which happened to her during the va r io u s m in is t r ie s o f her father, the Rev. Harry Kay, a Baptist minister. In the f irs t world war he


ended his ministry in Stnin- clil’fe, Yorkshire, to take up the pastorate o f Hartlepool Baptist Church, which had been destroyed by the drop­ ping o f a German Zeppelin. He was responsible for the rebuilding ol the church hut, in the meantime, services were held in the town hall. Miss Kay described his


work among the fishermen’s families ami told how *11) of them would come to worship wearing th e ir blue jumpers, keeping their tiny New Testa­ ments in the hack pockets of their trousers. Among many other things,


both sad and humorous, she described the remarkable love and devotion o f her mother and father during 5!) years together and how she would not have changed all Lhe years she spent as a daughter of "The Manse.” Miss Kay also played the organ. Mrs K. Lowe gave the vote


o f thanks and refreshments followed. Next Tuesday w ill he the


harvest supper, when pro­ ceeds from the sale of produce will go to Operation Agri to provide medical supplies. On Sunday, harvest thanksgiving services will be held in church a t '10-25 a.m. and 2 p.m. and the preacher will he the Rev. A .T . Hubbard.


DUNS0P BRIDGE


Families dance A most enjoyable time was.


had by a ll when fam ilie s danced the evening away at Dunsop Bridge to the sound of the Dangerous Music Society. The proceeds from th is


social event go to Thorney- holme RC School. Thanks were extended to organisers and helpers, the band, all who s u p p o r te d th e e ve n t and Town Taxis, of Clitheroe, for transporting the band.


Success W a d d in g to n M e th o d is t


TV cameras The presence of television


and film-making vehicles in West B ra d fo rd la s t week aroused much curiosity and speculation. I t was in connec­ tion with a six-part comedy series to be shown on BBC television in spring, entitled "The Scruffy Bunch.” Several Kibble Valley v il­


lages were used as locations, so it should be interesting to place them, especially as some identifying names have been changed.


Tiffany glass A t West B ra d fo rd W I ,


attended by 15 members and two guests, the recent visit to Blacko WI was declared a very enjoyable evening, mem­ bers having received friend­ ship, hospitality and instruc­ tion in the a r t of box-making. West Bradford came lOLh at


the WI Area Show and the president thanked all who had c o n tr ib u te d and said how d elig hted and proud they were that Philip Cottier, son o f one of the members, had again achieved success. He was sent a book token as a mark of appreciation. The cake stall run by mem­


bers at the Cou n try C ra f t Fair raised a creditable £7(5.


The group meeting is to be held on March 21st, at Down- ham, and the guest speaker will be Mr Berry, “The Owl Man.” Committee nominations are


still required for the October meeting, which will commence at 7-20 p.m. with a hot sup­ per. Plans arc going well for the


club’s 25th birthday party on September 22nd. ’ftiere is to he a “ memorabilia ta b le ” which is sure to bring back some happy memories. Bir thday greetings were


given to Mrs J. Chew and Mrs M. McKenzie. Mr Norman Potter gave a


fascinating talk on tiie history of the Howarth A r t Gallery, A c c r in g to n , which by an extraordinary series of events is the internationally famous home for one of the world’s finest collections o f Tiffany glass, presented by Mr Joseph Briggs, art director and man­ ager o f the Tiffany Studios, New York. Mr Potter, who won a Win­


ston Churchill fellowship in 1991 for his work on the his­


tory of Tiffany, showed slides of different types of the glass. Miss M. Bottomley gave the vote of thanks and Mr Potter


judged the competition for a favourite piece of glass, win­ ners being Mrs P. Rushworth and Mrs J. T r in p ie r ( join t) and Miss BoLtomley.


WADDINGTON


Vivid account A new season for Wadding-


ton M others’ Union began well when Mrs Wallwork, of Clilheroe, gave an enlighten­ ing and vivid account of the way o f life of the women of Islam. She was thanked by Miss Dorothy Dewrance, tea hostess for the afternoon. Air Peter Wa rb ur ton , o f


C he sh ire , w i l l he ta lk in g about the work of Lhe Chil­


dren’s Society at the meeting on October 7th.


New minister The congregation at Wad­


dington Meth o dist Church w e lc om e d t h e i r n e w ly appointed minister, the Rev. Brenda Leigh, at morning worship on Sunday. She spoke of her aims and


ambitions among her C lith ­ eroe circuit churches, stress­ ing that it was not her min­ is t r y a lo n e , b u t a ll th e churches’ people w o rk in g to g e th er th a t would b r in g people outside the church to a c l o s e r r e l a t i o n s h i p w i t h Christ. THe young folk o f the Sun­


day School sang "A t the name of Jesus,” before leaving for their classes or creche. In the absence of the regu­


lar organist, due to sickness, Mr F. Kushton, of Clitheroe deputised. Evening Commu­ nion was conducted by the Rev. J. Needham, of Clith-


Church's annual overseas mis­ sionary e f fo r t , held at the home o f M r and M rs R. Fisher, of Waddington, was a great success in spite of the inclement weather. Grateful thanks are given to all who helped in any way to raise a total of £250.


Harvest Harvest thanksgiving cele­


bratio n s w il l be held th is weekend a t W a d d in g to n


Methodist Church, when the guest preacher on Sunday will be the Rev. Bill Knowles, a past superintendent minister of the Clitheroe Circuit. On Monday evening, Mr N.


Duerden, o f H u rs t Green, p re s e n ts “ Those L o n e ly Mountains,” a v is it to the* Bronte country. The sale of produce, refreshments and a collection for charity will fol­ low.


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Ringers entertain Miss Spurgeon welcomed


members from Bo lto n-b y- Bowland WI to Bashall Eaves WI. The county le t te r gave information about a country housewife course at Alston Hall, a quiz at Parhnld and a knitting exhibition in Harro­ gate. Women in agriculture are


running a course, “The Farm O f fic e /’ at Clitheroe Parish H a l l and members were reminded of a quiz evening at Bashall Eaves on September 18th.


The W h a tley H a n d -b e ll


Ringers entertained with folk songs on th e ir hand-bells, which e veryo n e e n jo ye d, some trying singing. Mrs Jane Spurgeon gave the vole of thanks. A b u f fe t s u p p e r was


served. A competition for the prettiest bell was won by Airs Wilkinson, of Bolton-by-Bow- land, Airs Finch and Mrs Fox, who also won the raffle. Airs Clegg received a b ir th d a y card.


SGISBlilRN:


Making lace Members o f Gisburn WI


enjoyed a demonstration on the a r t of lace-making by Airs Dorothy Swinson. Secretary Airs Susan Graveslon thanked her for explaining the craft. President Airs J. Gornall


welcomed members from Bil- lington and Langhn and Dun- sop Bridge WIs. An appetis­ ing Jacob’s join supper was served and a competition for a piece of lace was won by Airs Spence, Airs Graveston, Airs Watson, Airs Barrett and Airs Bell. A garden p a r ty at Park


House Farm, Gisburn Road, Bolton-by-Bow land, raised £27(5. A donation will be sent to the Settle branch of Cand- lelighters, a charity to help children suffering with can­ cer. Raffle winners were Airs Peel, Mi*s Jackson, Airs Bond, Airs Spence, Airs Alitchell, Airs Dinsdale and Airs Gra­ veston.


17 tables There were 17 tables at the


w h is t and d om in o d r iv e organised by the Gisburn Fes­


tival Hall Management Com­ mittee. AICs were Air F. Wall and Mr R. Earnshaw. Ladies’ whist winners were


Air M. Mini, Airs D. Mason and Airs Swinbank, while in the gents’ section the victors were Air S. Keighley, Mrs H. Newhousc and Air I. W h it­ taker. Domino winners were Mr


D. Lowe, Mrs Al. Woods and Airs C. Hodson. Raffle prizes were won by Airs Underwood, A ir H. J a c k s o n , Airs Al. Coultherd and Airs A. Jack- son.


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Mums and tots Gisburn’s mother and tod­


dler group, known as Gisburn Tiny Tots, has begun meeting again after the summer break, from 2-15 p.m. on a Thursday afternoon in the Festival Half. I t is hoped that the existing


mothers will come again and any new mums are very wel­ come to come along.


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