Clilherov Advertiser X- Times, December 15th, 1991, 5 Clitheme 2 S m (E d i to r ia l) , 2 ^ 2 3 (A dvertising). Burnley iiX S S l (Classified) e» News from the Villages chase of a special bed and the l!


Decorated tree The sight of a beautifully


decorated am! lit Christmas t iw at St Mary’s Church. Cis-


burn, welcomed members of the congregation on Sunday. Choristor Victoria S l igh t lit the tith'd candle on the advent crown ami Canon tiraham Walker led the family service. Felicity Lloyd, also a junior


choir ineiuUn*. tvad the lesson and the Sutulav Club children presented a short play for Christmas, entitled “Crispin


the shoemaker," followed by a chorus of “We wish you a merry Christmas." Later, the voting people


took gifts to place round the Christmas tive and also hung colourful utiniature stockings on its lower branches, con­ taining donations for the Derian House Children's Hospice. Canon Walker,


in his


address, showed a prettily wmpjHal parcel and said that Hod wanted everyone to be just as nice inside as well as outside, loving and kind, not just at Christmas, but every dav. Mrs Diane Rice was the


organist ami, following a very happy service, the congrega­ tion mingled and chatted over coffee and biscuits. On Sunday, the ever popu­


lar “Carols by candlelight" service will take place in church at 6-JO p.m. and. on Christmas Kve. Fir Trees Farm, Uimingtun, is again the venue for the re-enactment of the events of the first Christ­ mas night. "Horn in a stable” will olfer a superb tableau, complete with baby and ani­ mals. having l>ccome a much awaited |»art of the Christmas celebrations of Cisburn par­ ish.


Feeling fit Members of Cisburn N


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enjoyed a very active evening when Mi's lb Lipscombe. ot


Heysham, told how. following


retirement, she decided to evaluate the general publics attitude to fitness. Having


decided that the majority ol the nation was unlit, site set about devising a fun way of incor]K>mting fitness inti* the dailv routine.


Mrs " Slot i vat or certainly „ . .


proved her point when almost every member took part in the exercises to music, also


m u c h e n j o y e d b y t h e onlookers. Mrs Lipscomb** exuded personality and was a tme amnassadress ol her cho­ sen message. A varictv of one-ilay craft workshops Is planned for next year and many meinl»ers have already expressed interest. There was excellent sup­


port from everyone who attended the annual Christ­


mas fair, when a crowded hall ami brisk trade resulted in £1 40(1 profit. A donation is going 1° Clitheroe Physiother­ apy Centiv towards the pur­


remainder is to support Wl funds. At the meeting on January


oth. president Mrs Maureen Row** will give a cookerv ,


tea cosy. Kveryone is wel­ come to join the group mi the first Thursday ol e v ery month, at 7-JO p.in.


BILLINGTON


Exchange gifts At the t'hristmas meeting


of Billington and Lancia* Wl. area leader Mi's Pam .lelley. quests from Lillie Milton ami ob members enjoyed a festive evening of traililional enter taimneut. There were humorous and


seasonal readmits, mimes and earols ami a turkey huffet with wine was prepared and served by the committee. All members brought a wrapped t'hristmas present to be entered in the monthly com­ petition and these were exchanged mid presented to members by president Mrs Meryl lbbotson. Mrs Ronnie Kramriseb was


awarded the annual eonmeti tion prize ami birthday flow­ ers were presented to Mrs Margaret Walker-Smillt. The first raffle prize was won by Mrs Lillian Hargreaves ami the prize for the best wrapped present in the eompetttion went to Mrs Anne Brewer. In the New Year there will


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Antarctic trip At Kbcmver Raptist Social


Hour on Tuesday evening. Mrs J. Marsh showed slides ot


lier recent month's cruise to Antarctica, which went wittuu 700 miles of the South Pole,


calling at the American base


at McMur«lo Souml. The slides showed the


beautv id' the Antaivlic land­ scape’ ami a jmirnev through tin* ice pack in small boats to


see different colonics of pen piins amt how they lived. The cruise started at Punta


Arenas. Chile, and ended at Christchurch. New Zealand, with a hup* contrast in


weather between the two. and tin* slides showed seals and whales swimming near tin*


boat. Sir Vivian Fuchs. Sir


Kdmund Hillary and Lady Scott were among the celebrity lecturers on hoard. A vote of thanks was given


to Mrs Marsh by Mrs K. 1 .owe. Miss M. Kay played tin* organ ami retreshments


followed. On Tuesday evening at . -do


p.m., everyone is invite*! to a carol service bv candlelight. A collection will in* hold in aid ot the Marcus Hull Appeal Fund j\,r a local bov ami Macmillan Nurses who care for sick clnl-


dren. The next meeting will bo in


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‘Prelude t*; Christmas" ser- in St John's Church,


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demonstration. Tin* compete C l lB G S O 3 0 0 W IO © tion will be for a hand-made


On Thursday, a very suc­


cessful t'hristmas evening ot cheese and wine was held at


Whiilli-y Vilhiei- Hall.. This was to mark the opening ot tlie upper tlo«ir, and an excel­ lent demonstration of the making of t'hristmas decora­ tions was given by Mrs Mary Parkinson and Miss Lisa Par­ kinson, of the Kvergrccns b'lorist’s in Whallcv. Music for carols was placed


on tlie orpin by Mr Ken Ual- shaw, of Abbey Carpets. Many events are being


organised for m*\t year, as a number of organisations


have already booked tlie hall. It is envisaged that the tmal slam* of the hall will be com­ pleted by early summer.


F e l l o w s h i p fu n


Members of Network, the women's afternoon fellowship


croup, lotiied bv some hus­ bands. met in \\ bailey Meth­ odist Clmrch Hall to be enter­ tained by pantomime dame


Mr Rrian Slow. Sketches were l*ert*«nne«l


l,v Mrs M. 1'Myil. M's I'. I'"'; twisllr iin.l Mrs M. I>"st an. Mrs Margaret Rrindle recited her own poetry. Pianist was


Mrs Marv Flack ami chair­ man Mrs Alice Clark led


pravers and carols. A buffet prepared by l mi.


of Waddinpon. and Ins stall was thoroughly enjoyed. The next meeting will be on


January -Ith. Mrs Dust wished all members a very happy amt


peaceful Christmas.


Choir performs A well-at t ended concert


civon bv Croat Harwo**d Male Voice clioir was hold at \\ bai­ ley Methinlist t'burcb Hall on Saturday. The event raised i’ U6.


which will go towards tin* ren­ ovation fund for the church. The Rev. Uremia Leigh thanked the choir for an


entertaining evening. Seasonal festivities at the


limit'll begin tomorrow, at . p.m.. with a “ t'hristmas unwrapped" musical evening in the church hall, King Street, to which everyone is


welcome. On Sunday, a family carol


serxice w ill be held at 10-JO a.in..


New venue The Abbov senior citizens


in Whallcv will in future hold their Saturday evening whist


drive in the village hall. Tin* senior citizens have hail


full use of Whalley Crammar School for almost do years,


ami clderlv local people liave been able’ to use this build­ ing for many of their social


activities. This pr iv i lege has m>w


hiring fee. which lias been increased to i'i>0 a session.


ceased, as the senior citizens are expected to pay a larger


The village hall, with a


lower hiring fee. will lu* used from January 7th, for whist and dominoes, commencing at


6-JO p.m. Members and friends are


cordially invited. Whist winners: Ladies —


Mrs L. P a rke r. Mrs l\. Charnley. Cents — Mrs N. Whipp and Mrs M. Naylor


(joint). Dominoes: Mrs H. Hardy,


Mrs M. Maden. RIMINGTON


Well supported The animal Christinas whist


and domino drive organised by the management commit-


tee of Kimington Memorial


Institute attracted au cxoel- leut att«*mhmce on Saturday


evening. Supper was served ami


committee secretary Mr John Knapp presented prizes ol t ’hristmas fare to tin* win­ ners. Whist: Ladies Mi's K.


Samh*rs*m. Mrs J. Crabtree, Mrs R. Farrow. Mrs Tennant. Longest sitter: Mrs M. Braek-


all. ’ t;**nts Mr K. Tennant.


MrsS. Craveston, Mrs Kobin- son, Mr S. Hogg. Longest sit- ter: Mr R. Kdwards. D**mim*es: Mrs M. Woods.


Mr H. Moorhousc, Mrs F. Loft house. Mrs P. Oddic. Draw: Sits A. Rarker, Mr


A Stott. Mr W. Ingleby, Mr J. Travnor. MrsS. Craveston. Mt- J. Kenyon. MCs Mr F. Simpson ami Mr ’l'. Jackson thanked


everyone lor their support ami ’said that the next whist ami domino drive at tin* Memorial institute will be on January Mtb. with a potato pa* supper.


Toes tapping A festive atmosphere pre­


vailed at Kimington Wl. when musician am! entertainer Mr Mike Hargreaves set toes a- tapping with songs ami choruses with a distinct Lan­ cashire flavour, inviting His


listeners to join in amidst much hilarity. Mrs K. Rriscoe


unlovable interlude. President Mrs V. Cardiner


express*** I ilmtil.'. fur :i hiclil.v . 1 . 1 . . . . ...I.. 1..


thanked Mrs R. Spencer for organising tin* recent Christ­ mas shopping trip to )ork. which had been much enjoyed. Thanks went also to Mrs J. Puerdcn for her read­ ing at the Remembrance Day


service. Miss Mary Rairslow. as


town cner. had a bumper bag of forthcoming local events to announce, including Lisburn Church "Carols by candle­ light" service on Sunday, at 0- oil p.m.; carol singing round Rimington on Thursday, starting at Rridge F.nd Farm at I* JO p.m.; and the Christ­


mas party at Martin Top Chapel on December 27th.


starting at J p.m. Arrangements were mail**


for the annual Wl carol con­ cert at tlie Memorial Institute on Tuesday, at 7-J0 p.m. The children's fancy dress party on January 7th starts in the Memorial Institute at 2-JO p.m., with the costume


parade at J p.m., followed by


tea and games. Mrs R. Thompson read the


birthday greetings. Ret resit- meats of biscuits, cakes and Christmas cake accompanied a


welcome cup of tea. Further festive fun ensued


when Santa Claus made his entrance to distribute the gilts which each member had pm in his big bag. Mr Har­ greaves judged a competition for a t'hristmas tree ornament and chose those oi Mrs \ . Cardmcr, Mrs K. Jackson and Mrs A. Peacock.


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Mince pies President of Crindloton Wl


Mrs Sally Dowds welcomed members to the t'hristmas meeting, reporting that the t'hristmas cookery class, held at Rowland High School, had bet'll a great success and freezers are now bulging with


the end-products. Cmest speaker Mr J. Hind-


moor outlined the lite of Leonard Cheshire, with spe­ cial emphasis on his education ami heinism during the war.


Mrs A. Marshall promised a vote of thanks. Future dates for the \\ l


diary are March l-ltli tor tin* annual bingo evening ami, in September, the entertainment of a visiting institute. Proceeds of the Christmas


gift stall are to be donated to Cheshire Homes. Winners of a competition for a Christmas decoration wen* Mrs J. Mac-


11 regor, Mrs D. Haworth ami


Mrs H. Read. Following tea ami home­


made mince pies, members sang Christmas carols, accom­ panied on the piano by Mrs C. Taylor. Mi's Dowds wished all members a very happy Christ­


mas.


Prizes Under the gaily decorated


Christmas tree iii Crindletou Methodist t'burcb, Sunday School scholars received prizes for attendance from Sirs Margaret Hogg. Recipi­ ents were: Richard, Chris­ topher and Thomas Holden, .lames Smith. Tanya ami Rachel Parker, Catherine Rolton, Leanne and Howard


tlardner. On December 2Jrd. at 7


p.m., a carol service will be


held in church, to which everyone is especially wel­ come.


SABDEN


Carols Pupils of Sabdcn County


Primary School are to hold a carolscrvicc in St Nicholas's Church tomorrow, at 2 p.m.


Party for tots Sabdeii Mother and Toddler


Croup will hold its Christmas partv on Tuesday, between Id a.m.’ and 1 p.m.. in the Rap­ tist Hall.


Pies for profit A "Mince nio event" is to be


held after the d-;U» a.m. ser­ vice at St Nicholas’s Church, Sahden. on Sunday. ‘Hu* event, organised by the rose (piecn, is to help raise tunds


for tin' coining yoar.


Star play Children of St Mary’s R(


School. Sabdcn. presented their t’hristmas play, "Star of Wonder", for the village Inst week. Pupils gave a s|H*cial performance for residents at Littlcmoor House, in addition to three performances in the


clmrch hall. There was no admission charge, but dona­ tions amounted to


for the


school and church. tin Mondav aftenunm pupils


will hold their Christmas party in the school.


Karaoke On December 21st. all the


Sahden children of primary school age are invited to a


Christmas karaoke disco in St Mary’s Hall, from 6-JO to S-JU p.m.


United


The annual village carol M*i\iie for all denominations


w ill he held till December 2Ut h m Sahden Metlnnlist Church halt. Tin* address will In* given by Fr Michael Faiivlough. of St Mat y'** RC Church.


', iii.ii- invite you to join in iiu ii Tricks and spots Whist winners at Satnlen


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Read, on Monday at 7-JO l Sherry ami mine** pies will


be M*rved by tin* choir mem­


bers. and then* will be a retir­ ing collection for the Macmil­ lan Cancer Relict Fund. This service is not just for


Wl members, ami any mem­ ber of the public will I’m* made


very welcome.


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announcing that their next musical production, "Celebra­ tion" tin words ami music!, will take place at the United Reformed Clmrch in Read on April 28th ami 29th. Auditions will be held at tin*


home of Sally and Herald Itritncll. Hi Hcorgc Lane, Read, on January 10th at 7-J0 p.m. The society would love to hear from anyone willing to take part. For* further infor­ mation, please telephone Mrs S. Itritncll (77127H or Mrs C. Carter (772J27).


Carol singing There will he a childrens


carol service in St John's


Church. Road, on Sunday.at 11 a.m. and a carol service with readings at 7 p.m.


Tea party A Christmas tea party has


been arranged for indoor members of Read Mothers’ Union on Monday. Members of tlie committee will cater, ami the party will In? held at 26 Straits Lane in Read from 2 to *1 p.m. The New Year party will be


Over l'*0s’ Moudav social were: Ladies — Mrs (L Rtvnnand Cents — Mrs L Hodgson.^ Dominoes: Mi's L. Ford, Mrs lvv Cottam, Mrs Agnes


Parkinson. Raftle: Mrs F.va Marsden, Mrs Kvelinc Ford, Miss Kdith


Haves. On Thursday, whist win­


ners were: Ladies — Mrs B. Rreimaml. Mrs K. Charnley. Cents — Mi's C. Wahnslcy, Mrs J. Riley. Dominoes: Mrs Amy Par­


kinson. Mi's Pauline Taylor, Mrs Nora Hargreaves. Raftle: Mrs M. Moorhouse,


Miss F.dith Hayes. Mrs Pau­ line Taylor. Mi's Janet Rilev.


DOWNHAM


Church of Fugland Children's Society at the Christingle ser­ vice held at Downhum Parish Church raised £8-1. The service was well


Raises £84 The collection for the


attended by the Brownies of Blackburn United Reformed Church, accompanied by Brown Owl Miss Catherine Warner, who is also the Dis­ trict Commissioner for Black burn. Moorland School choir, with ~..v,...i‘rd, nrovu


Mr Neil Shephe the service.


hehi on January HUn at the Courtyard Restiummt at Nel­ son and Colne College. Please


reserve your place by contact­ ing imy ’menuHM' of the com­ mittee, or telephone 77J169.


C h r is tm a s drive A special Christmas whist


drive was held at Read Con­ stitutional Club on Monday evening and a light supper was served afterwards. The winners were: Ladies


— Mrs IC. Hutchinson and Mrs B. Nichol. Cents — Mrs


1, Denwood, Mr R. FUiot. The special prize was


awarded to Mr C. Law, and the MC for the evening was


Delightful meal Chairman of Downhum and


Twiston Carden Club Mr S. Ronov welcomed 49 members


ami friends to a Christmas party, which was held at Civendale Restaurant, Chat-


burn. After a delightftil meal


entertainment was provided by Mr P. Knight, who gave a selection of Lancashire ilialect |hhmus and songs. A raftle with 15 prizes was


.he vocal items mm Cun* Leoniml Cragg officiated


p


ided at


ing. members of the Kibbles- dale Club. Chathurn. enjoyed a Christmas party at the Hreendale Restaurant, where an excellent lunch was served and a happy afternoon sjh.*uI. Thanks were expressed to


Mr and Mrs Walker ami to Mr Douglas Rillev. who provided transport for all the tneinlHTs.


Musical party A Christmas party and


entertainment held by the


Chathurn Methodist Cuurch Women's Fellowship "'ere presided over by Mrs Oiles.


After the opening prayer


ami singing of carols, the ladies were entertained by members of the chinch. A varied programme consisted


Party meal Instead of the usual meet­


Music quiz On Mnmlnv, mcmlicTs "f


Hupping Y lV uii’t in tin* communitv centre for a gen­


era! knowledge and music quiz night. The winning team, by just one point, was " l be


Vickies." Vinncy Wilkinson, of the


winning’ team, proposed a vote of thanks to question master for the evening Rachel Stott and Anne Stott for pre­


paring the quiz. Members Anne Ingoldby.


Joiin Stott am! Richard Seed are all competing for the Lan­ cashire Member of the Year oomjH'tition. Several members are to attend the carnival ball at tlie Winter Canlens, Rlack- jkH*!. tomorrow. Last week, members who


travelled to Harrogate for the Yorkshire carnival fancy


dress ball all wore T»0‘s style dress and hail a very enjoy­ able evening. On Monday, the annual


carol singing will take place in and around Chipping. All pro­ ceeds will go to tne club's cho­


sen charity. 0 » December 22ml. Yl-C . ,


members have been asked to carol sing in the village in aid of tlie Children In Need appeal and, on January 20th. there will be a disc** at the Prick House Restaurant.


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Hilarity Christinas came early at


Downhatn with a super party held in the village hall, when Wl members amt friends and guests from Fast Marlon and Higham Wls were welcomed by president Mrs I. Rrindle. ‘ Birthday greetings were


expressed to Mrs L. Rarker and Mrs B. Hanson. During social lime Mr Jim Parker organised a “Cnoss this lime” game, which was won by Mi's K. Scott. Mrs M. Countney amt Mrs A. Rinns then took charge with a hilarious ver­ sion of the television game "Take your pick." Mrs’ K. Kdgar was pre­


sented with the cup fur most com|H*tilion points over tin* past 12 mouths and Mi's C. Capstick won the competition for a paper hat. Mi's.!. Plmnridgc read two


of three songs by the minister and his wile, the Rev. and Mrs Andrew Scull, followed by three dialect poems com­ posed and recited by Mrs Bmvskill.


The minister joined Mrs


Hudson to sing two songs, fol­ lowed bv an unaccompanied solo by Mr Hudson. Miss Vnl Parker gave a monologue, fol­ lowed by the reading of sin amusing letter by Miss Anne RowUer.


Accompanist for the after­


noon was Mi's Hudson. The afternoon was rounded


off by the provision of a deli­ cious afternoon tea.


Advent service The service at I'hatburn


Methodist Church for the third Sunday in Advent was conducted* by the Rev,


poems amt Father Christmas arrived with a present lor


everyone. There were glasses of punch all round to set the party mood licfore the hut- let supper. Afterwards, the singing of


earols was sung led by Mr Parker, accompanied by Mrs Scott at the piano.


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by Cillian and Karen Hanson, with readings by Mrs Yal


Parker. The service included the


baptism of Travis Paul and Fred Rirtwistle.


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