C litheroe 22324 (E d i to r ia l) , 22323 (A d v e r t is in g ) . B u rn le y 1,22331 (C la s s if ied ) ews from the Villages


den Over GOs’ soeials resumed after the Easter break. . Monday night domino win­


See footsteps Members of Sabden Age


Concern Leisure Club met at the rose garden for a walk up to the “giant’s footsteps” at the apronful of stones. The weather was sunny and


------ ng towards Higher Cragg Farm.


sparkled in. the sunshine and was calm and still, reflecting the overlooking' larch planta­ tion. Striking across the hill­ side and through a gap in the w a l l th e y were soon on the sheep track leading to the fallen rocks, said to nave been shattered when .Sabden was in the grip of ther:Ice Age, and there were the footprints. Mr Jack Britcliffe was able


Cnurn Clough reservoir


to recall the names of the peo­ ple who had carved their ini­ tials < in the rocks, but could not find , his own. Skylarks were,', disturbed during the trek back to Sabden.


Vicar’s talk A new membership drive


attracted 27 women to the monthly meeting of St Nicholas’s Ladiesr Circle in the church hall. I t began with Eucharist in


church, before everyone went into the hall to hear a talk by the v icar,- th e Rev. Roland Nicholson. • The Eucharist unfolded, as the vicar robed, explaining what he was don­ ning and why,-through to the final a ct of Eucharist. • Everyone found the talk


.Mrs Agnes Howarth and Mrs Charnley. Gents — Mr Derek Warburton and Mrs Gladys Walmsley. Raffle: Miss Edith


ners were Mrs Agnes Parkin­ son, Mr Richard Ederi, Mrs Dorothy Bass and Mrs Freda" Hodgon. Whist: Ladies —


.kinson, Mrs Freda Burrows, Mr William Cooke and Miss Bernadette Taylor. Whist: Ladies — Mrs Dorothy Houghton and Mrs Sarah Law. Gents — Mr Derek Warburton and Mr Fred Cot- tam. Mrs Law won the raffle.


Heys. Thursday night’s domino winners were Mrs Agnes Par-


Plant sale A couple of events to enjoy


this weekend include tomor­ row night’s effort for the Bap- • tis t Missionary Society, a good-as-new and cake sale: in the Baptist Hall a t 6-30 p.m. and Sunday’s all-day plant sale outside the County Pri­ mary School from 10-30 a.m. onwards, when plants priced up to £3 can be bought.


Mayor’s year Next Tuesday, Sabden Par­


ish Council will hold its AGM, when the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. John Travis, will speak about his year in office and the charities he has supported. The event begins a t 7-30


&m. in the Methodist Church all. I t is also the opportunity


for residents to go along and bring up any matter they wish to discuss with the council.


uplifting, because few had known the full details. Chair­ man Mrs Sheila Howarth and member Mrs P at White thanked the vicar, appreciat­ ing th a t i t was one of his busiest times of the year. All members were invited


In wind and rain Read Scout a n d v Guide


22nd. Resolutions will be dis­ cussed a t the May meeting, when a mini-craft snow will be held, categories being for a s o f t to y , b lo u s e , k n i t te d jum p e r or cardigan, p ap er craft and a drawing or paint­


Group held their St George’s Day parade in windy and rainy weather. Led by Burn- ley Scout and Guide band, the


grocession walked from


conditions. During the service, uni­


formed branches renewed their promises with Burnley ----------


District


Scouts Mr Norman Wharfe and Divisional Commissioner


Commissioner y


imonstone School to Read Church, undaunted by the


ing of a local scene. *vDn May 19th, the choir will


be holding its 10th. anniver­ s a ry celebration concert in Read Parish Church, a t 7-30 p.m.


Change of night The AGM of S t P e te r 's


for Wednesday, a t 8 p.m., j


e ng,


for Guides Mrs Hazel Wharfe. d Those who carried stan- p l p o c o n t l a n d


ards were: Robert Davey I ' l e a s a m i a n u


(Union flag), Sarah Fox and Simonstone Garden OlutJ s Sarah Greenwood (Brownies), AGM will be held on April David Burgess and Andrew 29th, a t 7-30 p.m. in the old Bennett


Cocker (Ventures). Anna Jones.


All the aces Whist winners a t Read


Constitutional Club were: Ladies — Mrs M. Dearing, Mrs Chamley. Gents — Mrs B. Nicholls, Mr W. Baker. Special prizewinner was Mr L. Grime, who was also MC. A visit to Chester has been


arranged for May 9th by Mrs Jean Taylor and anyone interested should contact her.


Guest preacher There will be a guest


Theatre visit Whist winners at the Abbey


to help prepare the church for Eas ter services and the next meeting was arranged for May 5th, when members will be shown dried flower arrangements and packs of dried flowers which they can buy if they wish. I t is hoped th a t ' more women will go along.


Well attended There was a good atten­


dance of members when Sab- will be in attendance.


senior citizens’ drive, in Whal- ley, were: Ladies — Mrs B. Preston, Mrs D. Ormerod. Gents — Mrs E. Whitehead, Mrs D. Farnsworth. Dominoes: Mrs R. Nutter,


Miss A. Twitchen. Seats are available for a


theatre visit to see “Okla­ homa” on May 15th, at 2-30 p.m., at Oswaldtwistle Civic


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Theatre. Anyone interested T r j n tO B rU S S G lS should contact Mrs J . Walms-


MothersMJnion will be held Tuesday, when guest


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Bargain sale


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Church is holding a jumble sale tomorrow,


schoolroom^ a t 7 p.m. and admission is only lOp. Items for the sale can be taken to the schoolroom this afternoon.


in the


Ambrose Church, Grindleton, are holding a coffee morning


For church Today,


ladies of St


a t the Buck Inn, by kind per­ mission of Margaret and Joyce. There will be cake, bnng-and-buy, flower, soft toy and Liberty fabric gift stalls, with all proceeds going to church funds. The event lasts from 10-30


a.m. until noon and admission is 50p, including coffee and biscuits.


Election The annual parish meeting


of St Ambrose Church, Grind­ leton, will be held a t 7-30 p.m. tonight in the schoolroom, when churchwardens, PCC members and representatives to the Deanery Synod will be elected.


Surplices


gregation of over 100 attended S t Ambrose Church parish eucharist to see mem­ bers of the choir resplendent in their red cassocks and new


Harrop, is flying out'on' F n - Beautiful flower arrange- day night to meet representa- menta made by ladies 0f the


t iv e s of th e F e d e ra t io n of parish decorated the church vicar,' the Rev. David Mewis,


Catholic Scouts of Belgium,, j<,r Easter Day worship. The who have kindly offered to v!rar , the Rev David ft, provide hospitality for /their


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Shopping .Although lambing.time is


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He answered many ques- how th ey had succeeded in. tions from members and also m e e t in g th e ch a l len g e of


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gated the appeal for Aid to S lo v e n ia , h a s a sk e d WI branches if they could make d o n a t i o n s o f w r i t i n g materials, crayons and pencils and members were asked to bring items to the May meet­


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welcomed the, speaker, Janet Nelson, who gave an illus­ trated talk about 200 years of shopping in Lancaster. Mrs Ne.........................


■ conducted the service and the lesson was read by Mrs R. Ratcliffe. Organist was Mr


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Group Scout leader ■ Clive , . Nelson.


Bennett read the lesson and the collection was taken up by


Dyson (Scouts), Kathryn ' tied “Our green and pleasant Atkinson (Guides) and Marian .' land” by Mr Ron Jackson, of


(Cubs), Russell school, followed by a talk enti-


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DUNS0PBRIDGE


Sounds alive The N o r th W e s t Sound


Archive was the, subject of a ta lk g iv en to m embers of Dunsop Bridge WI, by Mr Ken Howarth. . The meeting, which was


attended by 20 members, was held in Dunsop Bridge Village H a l l . M r H o w a r th .w a s thanked by. Mrs Irene Barker. • The competition for an old


newspaper cutting o r docu­ m en t was won by Mrs M. Rushton. Mrs S. Singleton was second and Mrs J . Wood


third. Birthday greetings went to


Mrs A. Parrington. Flowers from th e p re s id en t’s table were won oy Mrs E. Wad­ dington, Mrs J . Wells and Mrs


chat ended a very pleasant afternoon.


- A welcome cup of tea and a


Home care Members of West Bradford


Leisure Club enjoyed their lunch break on Thursday, when the meal was of its usual high standard. Guest speakers Mrs Y. Carter and Mrs G. Bailey spoke of their Allcare Home Care Agency, explain­ ing the services available covering 24 hours arid demon­ strating modern aids. Mr H. Kay thanked, them


THORNLEY


m e n t a t T h o rn le y -w i th - . Wheatley WI, when speaker Mrs Spencer demonstrated “Fashions through the Ages.” . I t appears th e re is nothing new, some of the clothes of J today being not un..................... Egyptian fashion. The competition — —- ... .


Fashions amuse T h e re was much amuse­


and also Mrs E. Aspin and her team for providing an excel­ lent meal. Mrs J . Robinson gave details of the summer outing on June 9th and visi­ tors and members are wel­ come to book with her. Raffle winners were Mrs


K. bond. A letter of thanks for flow­


draw. The group’s June out­ ing is to tn e Spout House Nursery, a t Longridge.


T h e May m e e t in g w ill


in c lu d e a t a lk e n t i t l e d : “Threads and Crafts,” by Mrs


M. Brier. The competition will 1. . c _ _—. af MAAillnnl*u{^


P a rk in so n , B. P in d e r , S.


Mason and W. Fox. Th e g ro u p m e e t in g , on


Tuesday, May 18th, in Dun­ sop Bridge Village Hall, will include Whalley’s bell-ringers and “Beryl’s Fashions.” Sug­ gestions are invited for an autumn day course.


HURST GREEN


Party time A belated Easter party was


the order of the'day when 35 members of the Over 60s Club gathered in Hurst Green Vil­ lage Hall. A delicious supper o f hot chicken, followed by apple pie and cream, was served b y the committee and greatly appreciated. ■ A whist and domino drive


. • Mrs M. Wood won th e •


ers and condolences, upon the d e a th of h e r s i s te r , was received from Mrs A. P a r ­ rington.


Hudson, Miss McArthur, Mrs Aspin, Mrs Oddie, Mrs Kay, Mrs E . ' Berry, Mrs Grainger, Miss M. Berry and Mrs H. Bury.


Feel of spring West Bradford Methodist


Chapel held a spring fair on Saturday and the weather indeed' had the feeling of spring ahout it. The event was opened by


the Rev. James Needham and his wife Yvonne,who spoke of their happy times during Mr Needham's 12-year ministry in this area and how it was going to be, in some ways, a sad time when they retire in August and leave the district. Once the official opening


Ga rm e n t was won by Mrs


Victorian nightdress. Second was Mrs Margaret Blackburm, who brought along the family christening robe, which had been used by three, genera­ tions.


ean Winder with a beautiful


Helen Humphreys and Mrs Winder. In the quiz, organ-1 ised by Mrs Winured Slater,, sp eak e r Mrs Spencer came first, followed by Mrs Mary Ward and Mrs Blackburn.


Raffle winners were Mrs W A D D I N G T O N


Hilda Emsden welcomed guest speaker Mr Don Sum- merhayes, who told members about nis passion for flowers. He described the different


was performed, there was .a great rush for items on the stalls and afternoon teas and refreshments were


demand, making i t a very suc­ cessful event.


SAWLEY


Tricks of trade Members of Sawley WI


followed. Results: Whist, Ladies — Mrs Helen Hartley, Miss Rachel Moon. Gents — Mrs Doris Knowles, Mr Clif­ ford Howarth. Dominoes: Mrs Grace Shoesmith, Mr Bill Seed, Mr F r e d . Brown, Mrs Edith Cross. ■ Draw prizes were won by


enjoyed looking th ro u g h a photograph album when Mr David Simmons brought along examples of his work. A selec­ tion of. weddings, children, family and Hollywood s ta r p o r trai ts were much appre­ ciated, as were his stories and tricks of the trade. A garden p a rty a t River­


side House Residential Home will take the form of a “Straw­


berry Sparkle” to be held on Ju n e 20th, a t 2 p.m., with admission by ticket only. ‘ A joint jumble sale with the


Mrs Ethel Underwood and Mrs Flo Greenhalgh. The next whist and domino


drive will be held , in the Memorial Hall a t 7-30 p.m. on


Tuesday. BILLINGTON h n .


party, which will be^led by had been made by ladies of |U |a n X V i s i t s assistant Scout leader Chris fchechurch


m o , ,A ¥ , g ,w


On Tuesday evening, mem­ bers of the Ebenezer Baptist


Social Hour, Billington, wel- comed-Joan •Pomfret, who spoke, ahout h er many, visits to the Isle of Man and read several of her own poems. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs K. Lowe. Miss M. Kay was organist. Refreshments


were served. Next week’s speaker will be


Mrs. Nellie Kay, of Wadding- ton.


Making violins Guest speaker a t BilUngton


and Langno WI Mr A. Atkin­ son delighted members w i th . his ta lk on how violins are made, showing some of the tools used., Mrs Lilian Har­ greaves expressed thanks. Members enjoyed th em ­


selves a t a group meeting held a t Hurst Green, followed by a very amusing talk on Lanca­ shire people and their dialect


by Mrs Benita Moore. Vice-president Mrs Meryl


on May 5th and the WI dinner is on May 10th. A g ro u p meeting will be held a t Dun­ sop Bridge, on May18th.


Chocolate eggs A family communion service


was conducted in St Andrew's Church, Slaidbum, on Easter Sunday,


Ibbotson was in the chair and informed members th a t their donations of clothes, tooth­ b ru sh e s and b la n k e ts had been sent to Slovenia. At the same time i t became apparent th a t the children’s education was suffering from lack of sta­ tio n e ry . A p arcel of pens, p en ci ls and .p ap e r will be gathered together to be sent


to them. E v e r y o n e i s lo o k in g


forward to a fashion show to be held a t Bolton-le-Sands on Tuesday and the next meeting on May 17th, when there will


the Rev., Mark ' be a discussion on the resolu­ tions for the AGM. A talk will


b e g iv e n by Mrrss_ J u d i th .


A display of miniature Eas- of bulbsjvas won^by. Mrs Jean te r gardens, made by local


______________ _______ and raffle winners were Mrs


refreshments were served in church after the service.


— ' W E ST IB RADFORD For funds


was held in Tosside Institute in aid of funds. MCs were T.


A whist and domino drive


Robinson and P. Metcalfe! Winners were: A. Harper,


M. Lister, N. Breaks, B. P e e l.'H : Lofthouse, M. Car- ruthers, F. Parker, C. Wise­ man, P. Metcalfe. Raffle: V. Duckworth, H.


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' Hour met a t the Methodist Chapel for a service con­ ducted by' the Rev. James Needham, who sang two solos, accompanied by Mrs M. Sleath a t the organ. Mr Needham’s theme for


his talk was “Hands” and what they can convey — the kindness of touching, their practical and artistic use and the tremendous responsibility we are given to use them for either good or evil.


Reaping rewards


GREEN-FINGERED talents in the Ribble Valley could be rewarded through a Lancashire County Council contest run in conjunction with the 1993 Brit-'


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v COMPETITION


Price. Birthday flowers were p re sen ted to Mrs Ibbotson


A competition for a bowl ‘


Lucy Parkinson amL Jemma Margaret Walker-Smith and Howard. All the children Mrs Enid Longbottom. received a chocolate,egg and


village hall committee raised £71-4L


CHATBURN


Dominoes Although there was a


depleted attendance through


domino drive starting a t 2-15 : p.m. prompt.


; bell and Mrs E. Edgar. ' • Today there will be a


bers 'oFthe’Ribblesdiale Club, Chatbum, enjoyed playing dominoes and - chatting. Tea- hostesses were Mrs E. Camp-


siclcness and holidays, mem* saak


held on May 13th, the week of UNICEF


The next meeti ■ng will be in


Flower power At Waddington WI Miss


hues of flowers and plants and congratulated Waddington on its beautiful gardens. Mrs M. Crompton expressed mem­ bers’ thanks. Arrangements were made


for a mystery trip on June 8th and members were informed of a country women’s course a t Alston Hall, Longridge, from June 16th to 18th. Thank you cards were read


from Mrs Daniels and Mrs Smith. Mrs Doreen Under­ wood reported on the spring


council meeting. At the next meeting there will be a plant stall.


PENDLETON


Choral concert There is a tre a t in store


for music lovers on Wednes­


day, when Clitheroe Evening Townswomen’s Guild choir will give a concert in All Saints^ Church, Pendleton. Proceedings s ta r t a t 7-30 p.m. Admissiori is £3.50 and will include a supper to be served in the village nail afterwards.


Jumble Friends of Barrow School


will be holding a jumble sale in the schoolroom tomorrow, a t 6-30 p.m. Anyone wishing to donate items can either leave them a t the school dur­ ing the day or contact the school (Whalley 822338) to arrange collection.


Saints’ Church, Pendleton, has been the main concern of the PCC over the past year. A t the annual meeting of parishioners and annual paro­ chial church meeting, held after Evensong on Sunday, various reports were given on the costs and fund-raising events held to enable repairs to be carried out.


Roofing work Re-roofing part of All


dance of hiembers for Bolland Garden Club’s visit


Planting lesson There was a good atten­


Barker’s Nurseries, Clith­ eroe. Mr Bill Barker told


them how the nursery has evolved over the years and gave a demonstration of how


to plant a hanging basket. Afterwards members


enjoyed supper a t the Duke of


York Hotel, Grindleton. The next meeting will be a


visit to Mr Swindlehurst’s home in Grindleton for more instruction on how to plant a hanging basket. ■ ■


bers of Bolton-by-Bowland YFC met in the village hall


Planning a trip On Monday evening, mem­


for a talk by Julie Swales on artificial insemination. A vote of thanks was given by Susan


Hanson. Next week there will be a


trip to Waring a t Wrca Green. All members and advi­ sory members are welcome. A bus will leave the village a t 6- 30 p.m.


to. Mr Mark Thomber resigned ,


as treasurer and someone is needed to fill the position. Mr Richard Collinge and Mr


Alan Hutton were re-elected churchwardens. Mrs Mary P. Whitwell and Miss Ruth Mundy were re-elected to the PCC, Mrs June Brewer and Mr Mark Thomber were elected and Mrs Margaret Gomall resigned. All sides­ men were re-elected. The vicar, the Rev. Roland


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