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Welcomed The decision of Subden


trophies from the club’s first knockout events will be pre­ sented during a social evening with Roger Westbrook and friends, beginning at 8 p.m.


County Primary School


governors to allow the war memorial to remain on a class­ room wall has been welcomed


decision last week, after learning the strength of feel­ ing of some villagers, who were upset at plans to move the memorial. Mr Evans commented: “I


by Kibble Valley IIP Mr Nigel I'l vans. The governors made their


am absolutely delighted with the news that the memorial is to remain at the school. “I hope that it will continue


to act as a reminder to those attending the school of the


ultimate sacrifice which many locals made during the first and second world wars.” A public meeting planned


Church wants to hear from anyone interested in “treading the boards” and forming a Sabden drama groun. Writing in the weekly churcn newslet­ ter, the Rev. Roland Nichol­ son says that as the church hall has such a fine stage and good facilities it seems a pity it no longer has a drama groun. Anyone who has a flair for drama or is interested in any way should contact him.


Any drama? The vicar of St Nicholas’s


questionnaire delivered to Sabden households should be returned to the post office or newsagent’s by next Monday at the latest.


Send it back The sports and leisure


by the parish council to dis­ cuss tile issue lias now been cancelled.


den Age Concern Leisure braved the elements on a wet, blustery day for the fort­ nightly walk, this time head­ ing in the direction of Head. They climbed up White Hill


Exhilarating Only a few members of Sab-


MITTON


to the Read road, where it was more sheltered, and past Green o’ the Rocks, before making their way back to the village. Among the sights admired was the mist roiling down to Churn Clough reser­ voir and the brilliant pink, yellow, orange and green of


larating walk.


Winning hands Sabden Over (50s domino


ber Mrs Edna Clarkson led a very enjoyable keep-fit ses­ sion at Little Mitton WI. She was thanked by president Mrs D. Ralshaw, who presented her with a basket of flowers. It was reported that £15


Keeping fit In place of a sneaker, mem­


Gisburn MU members were busy again as they held their silent auction in the Festival Hall.All the goods were snapped un by a cheerful and far from silent gathering and over £180 was raised for branch funds and several MU charities.


SAWLEY


WI was Mrs S. A. Broad- hurst, of Clitheroe’s Kaydee Rookshop. She told her very interesting life story, con­ nected with books for as long as she can remember, starting with silent reading at school through 82 years of work and pleasure spent in bookshops. Part of a collection of silent


Life with books Guest speaker at Sawley


WISWELL


Show songs Members, friends and


guests of Sabden WI attend­ ing the -13rd birthday of Wis- well WI listened to songs from the shows, sung by Patricia Ragnall, who was accompanied at the niano by her mother, Mrs Edna Rag­


supper. Birthday greeting* 5 God’s garden were also expressed to Mrs R.


member, Mrs E. Musgrove, cut the birthday cake which she had baked, and members sang “Happy birthday.” This was followed by a potato pie


nall. The youngest committee


Gladwin and Mrs J. Fenlon. Mrs D. Hollin gave her


expr


will be held on November I9th, when Lancashire Federation chairman Mrs M. Gerrard will attend.


had been sent to the county federation to sponsor a tree. Eight members recently visited the newly-formed Ath­


the dying willow herb. Though wet, it was an exhi­


winners on Monday were: Mrs Lilian Abbott, Mrs Amy I'ar- kinson, Miss Rernadette Tay­ lor and Mr .limmv Royale. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Lilian Scott. Gents — Mr Fred Cot- tarn. Raffle: Miss Evelyn Pre­ scott. On Thursday, Mrs Maud


THORNLEY:


erton WI and five attended the autumn council meeting at Lancaster. Delegate Mrs Sheila Rowles gave an enter­ taining account of the meet­ ing, the highlight of which was a talk by Mrs Rosemary Hawthorne, whose subject was “The History of the Unmentionables.” Names were taken for


Wade, Miss Rernadette Tay­ lor, Mrs Lilian Abbott. Mr Constance Hudson and Mr ,!ohn Abbott had the winning spots at dominoes. Whist: Ladies — Mrs E. Charnley, Mrs C. Sefton. Gents — Mr F. Cottam, Mrs Gladys Walmsley. Raffle: Mrs Helm.


hoe-down in St Nicholas's Hall organised by church mem­ bers. Entertainment was pro­ vided by Mike Hargreaves and £80 was raised for church funds. The event was so suc­ cessful that a repeat evening1 has been arranged for Jan­ uary 15th.


Inspires repeat About SO people enjoyed a


belli at the home of Mrs Mary Cottam, at «12 Wesley Street, on November 7th, in aid of St Nicholas’s Christmas Fair.


Coffee cups A coffee morning is to be


Trophy night Sabden Rowling Club is to


hold its first presentation evening tomorrow in St Mary’s Church Hall, when


forthcoming events — a visit to Sabden WI on November 9th, an evening at Alston Hall on November 25th, a WI carol concert at King George’s Hall, Rlackburn, on December 10th and the Christmas party on January 5th, not the 0th as originally planned. Secretary Mrs Marian Dust


would like names of those wishing to attend the Alston Mall meeting. Supper was provided by


Mrs A. Leeey and Mrs R. Kimberley and a competition for a low calorie recipe was won by Miss Mary Hudson with a recipe for sardine pate.


GISBURN


talk, Mrs Clare Dunn gave Gisburn Mothers’ Union mem­ bers an insight into the work of the Victim Support Scheme. Mrs Dunn, the co-ordinator


Practical help In a LhoughL-nrovokiiig


of the Skipton branch, told of the many ways, both in coun­ selling and practical help, in which members seek to help victims of crime to come to terms with their trauma. She was happy to answer ques­


given by Miss Alice Riding at the annual meeting of Thorn- ley-with-Wheatley WI. Officers elected were Mrs


All-time record An entertaining report was


W. Slater (president), Mrs M. M. Blackburn (secretary), Mrs P. Janes (treasurer), Mrs D. Heywood and Mrs A. Freeman (vice-presidents). Mrs Rosemary Procter joined the committee. Final arrangements were


ables” at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, were distributed. Members were not amused on being told that subscriptions were to increase. The annual meeting night


readers and ornaments of a variety of figures, all reading, were on display. The vote of thanks was given by Mrs Mary Wallace. Tickets for “ Les Miser-


report as delegate to the autumn council meeting and informed members that the September tea party held at her home had raised £107. Both Wiswell’s cups were


presented to Mrs M. Power for winning the highest points at the Clitheroe Area Show. Mrs F. Seremack was given a plaque as a permanent reminder of her long-time aehieve?nents at the Area Show. Members were reminded of


Social Hour, Billington, wel­ comed Mrs E. Cowperth- waite, of Clitheroe, on Tues­ day evening. Members enjoyed her talk entitled “God’s garden” and a vote of thanks was given by Mrs K. Lowe. Miss M. Kay played the organ and refreshments were served. Next week there will be a


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the cost of a course at local colleges were awarded to Mrs Joan Cottam, Mrs Mabel Holt, Mrs Price and Mrs Rosalind Davies. A voucher for £5 was pre­


bursaries of £50 each towards


sented to Mrs Price as overall winner of the monthly compe­


sented at the Trafalgar Day service at St Leonard’s Church, Langho, on Sunday and members helped to pre­ pare and serve refreshments at the reception afterwards. Birthday dowers were pre­


titions. The institute was repre­


sented to Mrs Marjorie Baron. The next meeting will be on November ll>th.


RIBGHESTER


Club is GO years of age and on Saturday, to celebrate the diamond jubilee, members enjoyed a birthday buffet organised by the ladies’ com­ mittee. The celebrations included a


Birthday time Ribchester Working Men’s


enjoyed a Jacob’s join supper. At the open meeting on


gave the vote of thanks. Mrs M. Bailey gave a


November 19th, Mr'J. Fish will speak on “Pipes — wind ami steam.” Visitors will be most welcome.


will be belli at Simonstone School tomorrow, from 9-80 a.m. to J-20 p.m. The usual


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photographic display which showed scenes of villages past. Among those on view were some snaps of very aus­ tere-looking handloom weav­ ers; the Black Bull ladies of yesteryear, wearing hats which would have done Ger­ trude Shilling proud, sitting in an open-topped charabanc in readiness for the annual out­ ing; and Ribchester Brass Rand in 190(5, with the instru­ mentalists looking like Butch Cassidy or the Sundance Kid. Also on view, from 1988,


arrangements for collection will apply.


the first meeting of the new winter programme of Simon- stone Garden Club, next Thursday, at 7-80 p.m., in the old school. Jean Vincent will speak and a selection of bulbs will be on sale during the evening. Subscriptions of £1 for indi­


Bulbs The focus will be on bulbs at


the carol evening to be held at St George’s Hall, Rlackburn, on December 10th, and are also invited by Read with Sinumstone WI to its “Prel­ ude to Christmas,” to be held at St John’s Church, Read, on December 21st. The competition for a hat


change of programme, with a slide show en ti t led “ A woman’s touch” by the Bap­ tist Women’s Movement, who help women around the world to help themselves. Everyone is welcome to attend at 7-80 p.m.


was a picture of that admira­ ble body of men, the commit­ tee. This featured Bert Par­ sons, Harry Looming, Amos Lofthous e and Herbert Dewhurst — all deceased, but still well remembered in the village.


DOWNHAM


from a song title was won by Mrs R. Veevers (Red red robin), MrsJ. Holmes (Teddy bears’ picnic) and Mrs M. Smith (Un the road to Manda­ lay). Special prizewinners were Mrs M. Hopwood, Mrs M. Schofield, Mrs M. Smith and Mrs D. Hilton. Members heard that their


support would be appreciated at next month’s annual meet­


ing.


made for the coffee morning being held today in the Civic Hall, Longridge. The competition prize for


the most points over the year was won by Mrs Rlackburn with an all-time record of 39 points. She also won the craft prize. The competition for a sampler was won by Mrs Rosemary Procter. It was reported that the


Win bursaries At the annual meeting of


birthday party, held at the Eagle and Child, Hurst Green, had been a resounding success. A birthday cake made by Miss Riding and decorated by Mrs Frances Donnelly was cut by the youn­ gest member, 15-vear-old Rachelle Heywood. Yhe eve­ ning ended with bingo.


SLAIDBURN


met at Rlackburn Ice Arena on Monday evening for a fun night out. A thoioughly enjoyable time was had by all, although some gained bruises in various places! Thanks


Rather bruised Members of Slaidburn YFC


tions and there was much dis­ cussion. On the following evening,


suggestion evening in the vil­ lage hall at 7-15 p.m.


were expressed to those who provided transport for junior members. Next week there will be a


retiring president Mrs Jean Price gave a report on the year’s activities and thanked the committee members for their help and support. Mrs Joyce Darbv thanked Mrs Price for her bard work. Treasurer Mrs Meryl Ibbot-


,h d b b Riltington and Langho WI,


son presented the financial statement and the commit­ tee's annual report was given by secretary Mrs Margaret


Proctor spoke about sharing skills in informal groups, encouraged members to take part in federation events and reminded everyone that the WI has a g re a t deal of influence on important national issues. She then conducted the election of officers and com­ mittee. Officers elected were Mrs Ronnie Kramriseh (presi­ dent), Mrs Patchett (secre­ tary) and Mrs Ibbotson (trea­ surer). Winner of the draw for a full bursary to attend a course


Patchett. Visiting VCO Mrs Vera


at Denman College, Oxford­ shire, was Mrs Patchett and


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whist and domino drive held in Tosside Institute in aid of funds. MCs were Mr T. Robinson anil Mr J. Tomlin­ son.


There were M tables at a


R. Peel, M. Dawkes, R. Stav- ley, J. Robinson, G. Parker, M


Winners were: I). Knowles,


C. Godson, F. Lofthouse, D. Lowe, E. Tomlinson, A.


*. Carruthers, M. Grainger,


Bowker. Raffle: M. Cowking, H.


Harrison. 'BO


Lofthouse, A. Lowe, M. Car­ ruthers, A. Barker and T.


elected president and thanked retiring committee members Mrs E. Barker, Mrs G. Cap- stick, Mrs E. Parker and Mrs J. Plumridge. Other officers elected were


Mrs Margaret Walmsley wel­ comed new member Mrs Carol Hanson to the annual meeting. VCO Mrs Rimmer gave a brief talk entitled “Getting the most from your WI,” before conducting the election of officers. Mrs Walmsley was re ­


Value in WI President of Downham WI


vidual members and £1.50 for families are now due. New members are welcome and may join at any meeting.


School are holding a “hoe- down” in the old school on November (5th, from 8-80 p.m. to midnight. Admission of £5 includes a pie and peas sup­ per, but visitors must bring their own drink and glasses. Tickets can be obtained from the school or Lynne Clarke (02S2-771882).


Bring a drink The Friends of Simonstone


resume of her visit to the autumn council meeting. A lovely buffet made by Mrs Livesey, Mrs Wood, Mrs Cross, Mrs Hardy, Mrs Howarth and Mrs Perry was enjoyed and Mrs Young thanked everyone for a delightful evening.


dunsopbridge


Dunsop Bridge WI celebrated at the annual dinner, held at the Hillcrest Restaurant, Mit­ ton, on Wednesday. Members were reminded


Dining out Twentv-four members of


that a day class on dried flow­ ers will be held on Saturday in the village hall. The annual whist and


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domino drive will be held on October 81st in the village hall. December 28th is the date for the children’s Christ­ mas party, from 8-80 to 0 p.m.


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School, when the guest sneaker will be Mr Gordon Haycock on “The lighter side of funeral directing.” All are welcome.


LTdMW NOLAD J. Nixon and Miss K. Scott


Town crier On Monday evening, mem­


bers of Bolton-by-Bowland YFC met in the village hall for a talk by Mr Roland Hail­ wood on his experiences as a town crier. A vote of thanks for an amusing evening was given by David Leverton. Next week’s meeting will


Mrs C. Newhouse (secretary), Mrs E. Scott (treasurer), Mrs P. Bailey (assistant secre­ tary), Mrs G. Loftus (assis­ tant treasurer), Mrs I. Brin- dle (vice-president and press officer), Mrs E. Chard (vice- president), Mrs A. Binns, Mrs V. Eccles, Mrs E. Hook, Mrs


(committee). Mrs Barker will continue as


be a surprise night and mem­ bers should meet in the vil­ lage at 7-80 p.m. or at Lane Ends School at 7-J5 p.m.


GRINDLETQN


Recreation Ground Charity, chairman Mr Jeff Cowling welcomed two football repre­ sentatives, but unfortunately no other members of the com­ munity attended. A report on the year’s acti­


Hole in roof At the AGM of Grindleton


vities was given by secretary Mr James Hargreaves and a satisfactory financial state­ ment by treasurer Mr Ste­ phen Bialccki. Mrs Linda Reynolds was


elected treasurer and other officers and committee were


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the roof of the changing rooms, a hole has developed and water pours in when it rains. A representative of the football club offered to make temporary repairs until funds allow a new roof to be pur­ chased. The small shed at the side of the pavilion will be dis­ mantled in an effort to stop children using it to reach the roof. Two new children’s swings


re-elected en bloc. Due to children climbing on


for a sherry and mince pie evening to be held at Denis Field on December dth, with £1 tickets available from com­ mittee members. A letter of thanks for £500


village hall representative and Mrs Capstiek and Mrs Parker wili carry on with flowers and publications. Arrangements were made


Tuesday at 7-80 p.m. in Read


Lighter side Read MU will meet on


D apor it £ 9 9 .9 ?


10 »<twol monthly payment* of C40.00


able, for members only, for the Hallowe’en disco to be held in Read Cricket Club a week on Saturday. Tickets are available from Mike Hart or committee members.


Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs A. Cunliffe, Mrs M. Wilkinson. Gents — Mrs P. Larkin, Mr W. Baker. Special prize was won by Mr W. Baker and MC was Mrs P. Larkin.


All the aces Whist winners at Read


donated to village hall funds was read and Mrs Lund gave an entertaining report on the autumn council meeting in Lancaster. A competition for the most


words formed from the letters “Women's Institute” was won by Mrs Pat Bailey, with 285.


MARTIN TOP


Chapel, Martin Top, on Sun­ day, the morning family ser­ vice was conducted by Pastor •Jeff Jones, of Knowle Green, who asked in his message: “Are we following the exam­ ple of Abraham?” Soloist Mr Roy Porter, of


Action song At Salem Congregational


as the Sunday School children sang with actions “My God is so big, so strong and so mighty.” A Bible reading was given by Mr Frank Giles and organist was Mr Alan Bul- cock. Communion brought the


Chatburn, sang “Awake, awake to love and work” anil “One more step along the world I go,” accompanying himself on guitar. The congregation joined in


are needed and two need to be shortened and re-hung. The tennis net has been replaced. Both football team members have been cleaning and keep­ ing the changing rooms tidy, but a request was made to have the showers repaired. Members of the football


teams have agreed to hold fund-raising events in an effort to raise cash for a new roof and a sponsored bound­ ary walk for early spring was suggested. Bonfire night, on November


agreed for sports day. The next meeting will be held on January 12th.


5th, will begin at 7 p.m. and a hot-pot and black pudding supper will be on sale. Col­ lecting bottles for donations for fireworks are to be placed in the Buck Inn and the Duke of York Hotel. The date of June 18th was


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tor, Linda Hardman and Rachel Hester are club lead­ ers, John Stott is ticket secre­ tary, Anne Iugoldby camera secretary, Louise and Eliza­ beth Cliffo are in charge of the. noticeboard, Jeanette Slater and Matthew Berry are responsible for catering and Julie Gornall is Press secre­ tary. Next week there will be a


Wilf Bleazard (president), Richard Seed (chairman), Anne Stott (vice-chairman), Rachel Stott (secretary), Clare Holden (treasurer), Wayne Airey (assistant secre­ tary). John Neary, Stuart Proc­


thanks to retiring officers anil remaining in office. Officers elected were: Mr


talk by the Hypnotherapy Centre, Preston, and mem­ bers should meet at St Mary’s Community Centre, Chipping, at 7-15 p.m.


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by the Rev. David Ruddiek, of Settle, who took for iiis theme “Christ Jesus our hope.” Mr .John Hartley was organist.


CLAYTON-LE-DALE


se c re ta ry Miss Pauline Ormerod and treasurer Mrs Joyce Kirk and votes of thanks to officers were expressed by Mrs K. Holt, Mrs M. Chadwick and Mrs Mildred Carter. An interesting and amusing


report of the autumn council meeting, at Lancaster, was given by Mrs Joan Pember­ ton.


tion was chosen as the charity of the year and after supper members took part in a quiz.


SIMONSTONE


Simonstone, nearly £700 of Tearcraft goods were sold and £50 In donations sent to Tear funds. Thanks were expressed by Mrs Marjorie Hodbod.


Crafts sold At a Tearcraft coffee day in


attended the annual meeting of Simonstone with Read WI, when Mrs Atkinson was re­ elected president and Mrs Ogden and Mrs Jelley were re-elected secretary and trea­ surer respectively. Members


Jacob’s join VCO Mrs Margaret Davies


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returned as president and the committee was re-elected with two extra members, Mrs Elsie Court and Mrs Frances Fryer, co-opted to cover for absences. Reports were given by


amusing, interesting and edu­ cational talks, Clavton-le-Dale WI held its annual meeting. A silence was observed in memory of one of the first members, Mrs Vi Blackman, who died recently and will be greatly missed by the whole community. Mrs Ruth Pearson was


Silence observed After the past months of


service to a close and coffee, biscuits and fellowship fol­ lowed. Afternoon worship was led


Guide bonfire and firework display are on sale round Read and Simonstone villages by members of the organisa­ tions.


Bonfire tickets Tickets for Read Scout and


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by Guide Elizabeth Eaves and the service was conducted bv the vicar, the Rev. Alan Reiif. Remembrance Sunday on


November 8th will be the next parade, when all uni­ formed members, including Brownies, are asked to attend.


HURSTGREEN


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