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Clitheroe 22824 (Editorial), 22828 (Advertising) . Burnley 422881 (Classified) ews from the Villages
den youngsters on S t Mary’s School field from 11.45 a.m. to about 1 p.m. Boys and girls from six ye ars upwards wdl b e very welcome.
Fellowship F r Michael Fairclough, of
S t Mary’s RC :Church, Sab- den, gave a new and refresh ing insight on ways • to pray when he spoke to the village Women’s Fellowship group. ' F r Michael g a v e . everyone food for thought and members
said i t had been a very enjoy able talk.
- • L a te r this month an old
friend of the Fellowship/ Mrs H. Homer, will be guest speaker and describe h e r visit to Mexico. This.takes place'on Thursday, September 28th, a t 2-15 p.m; a t S t Mary’s:Hall. Everyone welcome.
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Winners Monday night whist win
ners a t Sabden 0ver-60s’ social in S t Mary’s Hall were:
Ladies,,— Mrs -Bessie Bren- nand. Gents — Mrs E. Mars- den. Dominoes — Mrs Maud Wade, Mrs A. Parkinson and Mrs Nora Hargreaves. Raffle — Miss Edith Hayes and Mrs Dorothy Houghton. Thursday’s whiBt: Ladies —1
Mrs J . Bailey. Mrs S. Law. Gents — Mr J . Traynor , Mr
W. Ireland. Dominoes — Mrs Amy Parkinson, Miss Edith Hayes, Mr John Abbott and Mrs Pauline Taylor. Raffle — Mrs S. Law, Mrs L. Abbott, Miss E. Hayes and Mr R. Eden. 1
Waste paper The
village collection takes
waste place
paper tomor
row and Saturday. Volunteers will collect paper and card board (no plastic please) from doorsteps tomorrow afternoon to tak e to the skip sited on S t Mary’s Church c ar park. Alternatively, paper can be left a t the skip which will be in place until Saturday lunch time.
, Please continue to collect and leave out your paper as it provides valuable funds for St Mary’s RC School. Any volun-
, te e r s willing to help with the . collection a re asked to contact 1 the Bchool. They do not need a \ vehicle.
/ Theatre
, Children a t S t Mary’s . School a re in for a t re a t on Monday when they will have a
1 visit from the Dragon’s Mouth ! Pu p p e t T heatre who will give , a show and workshop and give - the pupils some hands-on 1 experience a t making and | using puppets.
Friends The AGM of the Friends
of S t Mary’s RC School was held on Monday evening when
th e following officers were re elected for a second term:
; Rita H a rpe r , chairman; Judith : Wells,- vice-chairman; Debbie Slinger, secretary and Fred Martin, tre a su rer . The headteacher Mrs Tina
Bradley was unable to attend, b u t passed on a message of thanks to all who have helped th e . school during the past
y e a r with fund-raising and support,1 in many ways. She particularly thanked the FSA _
fo r 'o rg an is in g the very. suc-’: cessful wa ste paper collection, and F r ' Michael from S t Mary’s Church for his help in helping,to maintain the fabric of th e school.
Football; / Football training continues :
Walk _ The f irs t walk of autumn
for Sabden walking group took • place l a s t . Sunday, a beautiful sunny day. There was a very good turnout of walkers who took in 11 miles led by Mr Colin Cooke.
„ The walk took them up the Dean Valley to Stone Fold and on to Heights Top a t Higham, p a s t the Old Smithy, down Brown Hill and Blind Lane and passing Higham vicarage to cross the by-pass.
' : They then continued down Heys L an e where Mr Cooke explained the history of Fence D rif t where miners walked down 98 s teps to g e t into the mine entrance, bu t the coal was brought up a t Bank Hall. N ext stop was ’ the Bay
Horse a t Fence for lunch. The walkers then went on to
Higher Fence Gate, Rigg of England F a rm and down to
• Tynedale where they viewed the old mill ruinB. They walked by Bull Hole, through
. Sabden Fold passing the . G reat Hall and back through th e Dean Valley to Sabden five hours la te r . Among the sights they Bpottcd were a field of mushrooms and a holly tre e laden with berries, an unusual s ight so early in the year.
Market The Sunday School a t S t
Nicholas’s Church ran a suc cessful stall a t the recent s t re e t market and raised £250 for th e ir funds through a tom bola, lucky dip and cake stall.
Coffee A**" Christian Aid coffee
morning will be held a t Little-
moor on Saturday, September 30th, from 10.a.m. I tems for the stalls will be very wel-
WHALLEY
New season Whalley and District Trefoil
Guild opened Its new season w ith a topical, ta lk given by
Mr B ra sb y , of N o r th W e s t ' W a te r . H e a n sw e re d many
questions and showed a film which i l lu s t r a te d th e w ork done by the company. The Whalley and D is tr ic t
T re fo il Guild m e e ts once a month and supports the work of the Guide movement. New members a re very welcome. A t th e n e x t m e e t in g , on
October 3rd. the manager of W ad d ow H a l l , th e G u id e house n e a r Waddingtori,. will ta lk a b o u t th e w ork a t the c entre. F o r fu r th e r informa tion, r in g Whalley 822325 or 822143.
Meeting The C ald ers to n e s Fellow
ship m e e tin g on S ep tem b e r 26th, a t 2 p.m.. in Laneside, will include an illustrated talk
Names a re being taken for a Council ;trip, to, Bradford Photography. Museum on October 31st.
Whist • „ ••• ' * each Sunday morning for Sab- Mrs V. Garner.
senior citizens’ drive, in Whal ley, were: Lad ie s— Mrs E. Chamley, Mrs L. Barker. Gents — Mrs M. Naylor, Mrs D. Farnsworth. Dominoes: Mrs K. Holden, • W i f i n g r S
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; insp lection of all allotments on ‘ S u n d a y an d a sk ip will be
b u n c i l lo r s .
tio n ed in G eorge Lane- and S tra i ts Lane ana a third one, donated by Lord Waddington, has y e t to be found a h om e . ‘
Two sea ts have been posi • READ Hearing dogs
' G u e s t s p e a k e r a t n e x t Thursday's meeting of Simon- s tone w ith Read w l will be
petition will be for the cutest potte ry dog and th e re will be a paper stall. New members a re welcome. T h e W I c h o i r . is b u s y
l a r g e s t o r g a n i s a t io n fo r w om en in th e w o r ld . T h e word means “the b e s t of sis te r s " and th e i r p ro je c ts a re worldwide, including recently the Senegal w a te r project and help towards the cost of eye t r e a tm e n t in m a n y th i r d - world countries. M is s H a n s o n h a s b e e n
J i l l L ig h t fo o t on ‘‘H e a r in g actively involved as a Soropti- Dogs for the D e af ’. The com- * mist, both in h e r local ^ ro u p and in th e reg io n , and was
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Harvest services The ha rve st thanksgiving
services were held on Sunday a t Poythomc - Methodist
Clmpcl. The re was a good a tte n , , ;
rehearsing for concerts to b e , held in Padiham on October 4 th a n d S im o n s to n e Old School on October 14th. .
Trophy Read Bowling Club played
its final match of the season la st week when Henry Eccles won the Wilf Derbyshire Tro phy; H e b e a t Dora F isk , of Hapton 21-8 in the f in a l..
Council. The meeting of Read Parish
Council was attended by dis t r i c t counci llor P e te r Red- p a th . County. Coun. A lb e r t Atkinson gave a full re p o r t o f a m e e t in g w h en I t was d e c i d e d , b y L a n c a s h i r e County Council, th a t Simon- stone Lane would be closed to through traffic, initially for a trial period of 18 months. In th e ensuing d eb ate, council
lors expressed th e ir surprise an d d is a p p o in tm e n t a t - th e decision and ex p re s s ed con
cern about the hazards which would be created by the inevi table increase of traffic from S im o n s to n e L a n e in to th e main Whalley Road, once the bottom of the lane was closed off. I t was felt th a t the bypass sh o u ld h a v e b e en in p la c e
p r io r to th e c lo su re o f th e lane. Dialogue will continue w i th lo c a l MP M r N ig e l
Evans, s tre ss ing the need for
work on th e bypass to begin. C o n c e rn w a s e x p r e s s e d
about an application lor a tele com m u n ic at io n m a s t to be e re c te d a t F r ien d sh ip Mill, and councillors await tne out- . come of discussions
to tak e place a t Ribble Valley Council
planning meeting. R eg a rd in g th e h e a l th and
s a f e ty a s p e c t s o f A c ew e ll Units, Mr Redpath a ttended a s i t e m e e t in g a n d g a v e a detailed repor t. He will keep the parish council informed of development a t future district meetings. Follow in g d e b a te , i t was
decided to r e q u e s t th a t the speed limit of 30 m .p .h . be extended to include the a rea down to Bridge Hey Wood. - F u r th e r rep o r ts of the sale and u se o f p ro h ib i ted su b stances which have caused on-
concern a re to be per- fand the relevant authori t i e s g i v e n ' d e t a i l s a n d reque sted to investigate and
i lniittiin ate appropriate action. . o p r ia te : C o u n c i l lo r s : h e a rd th e r e
have been instances of vandal ism on th e c h i ld re n ’s p lay g r o u n d w i th d am a g e to sw in g s a n d to th e b o u n cy b r id g e . R e p a i r s h av e b e en undertaken and the suppliers o f th e e q u ipm e n t w ill b e
on America, by Mr F i tzp a - requested to car ry out a full trick. - • • ' ' •
inspection m a e r e e d to
Rally talk Slaidbum Young F armers '
Club m e t on Monday evening for a talk on motor rallying by Martin Meadows. He w
thanked by John Marsden. N ex t week's meeting,
on Monday, will take the form of
an indoor sp or ts night in the ............................ on Tut ’ iry m<
Birthdays Two birthdays, a 40th and
an 8 0th, w e re c e leb ra ted a t Slaidburn WI. Ruth Hall, who * was 80, u n fo r tu n a te ly could not be th e re , b u t the second member, Christine Scott, was present. M r s S h a w m a d e a n d
deco rated four cakes shaped and decorated for the appro pr ia te numbers. M rs J o a n H ow a r th th e n
______________ _______ _____ an Mr Boylance illustrated some of the Difficulties th a t followed
v..w _______________________ gcneral i bequests and specific b e q u e s ts
e
double death. The importance o f making a will was s tressed, and th a t of doing so with th e b e s t legal help.
p a rk on S e p tem b e r 22nd to d e al in g w ith an unex p ec ted 24th. '
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and th e -
- - Mrs H owar th th an k ed Mr • , '
W h is t w in n e rs a t Monday evening’s whist drive a t Read
C o n s ti tu tio n a l Club: L adie s ;—M r S. D enwoo d, M rs E . Hutchinson. Gents — Mrs M. Redpath, Mr E . Lax. Special
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B o ylance fo r c r e a t in g such in te r e s t an d d isp e l l in g th e m y th t h a t l a w y e r s w e r e necessarily dus ty and tedious / M a rg o W a t s o n w on th e com p e t i t io n fo r an un u su al
beaiiest. The
by Christine Scott ana Hath- ]een Taylor was a g re a t
nrize was awarded to Mr S. c e s s a n d th e w a lk a c ro s s A. Holden..
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stances, the intended speaker' a t the meeting of Wes t Brad- ford-WI was unable to attend, b u t p re s id ent Miss K. Hanson s t e p p e d in to th e b r e a c h admirably by speaking on two different subjects, the history and . aims of th e Soroptimist organisation, and her. visit to a royal garden p a r ty .' / M em be rs le a rn t th a t th e
Soroptimists, s ta r ted in Cali fornia in 1921, constituted the
. . . law when ,
introduced th e speaker, Mr L. Boylance, from S t Annes, who spoke on “Where th e re ’s a will tn e re a re relatives”. From a legal background and a life time o f dealing with will-mak ing and the need to g e t th e w o rd in g c o r r e c t , h e in t r o duced members to all th e pos sible pitfalls th a t , could occur from a loosely-w ord ed will.
Birthday The village hall echoed to
th e s t r a in s of “J e ru s a lem ” when Bolton-by-Bowland WI celebrated its 50th birthday. Pres id en t Mrs I r is Gregson
e n jo y e d
warmly welcomed everyone to th e celebration p a r ty . Among th o s e a t te n d in g w e re VCO Mrs E n tw is tle , Mrs P a rk e r , t r e a s u r e r o f t h e c o u n ty fe d e ra t io n , and Mrs Miller, the a re a convenor. Mrs Greg so n s h ow e d m em b e r s th e framed plaque p re s en te d by the federation. Members p a s t and pre sent b e a u t i fu l - b u f f e t
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s u p p e r p rov id ed by Mr and Mrs Clifford F e rg u so n . The c elebratio n cake.
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iced by th e pras ident, was cut by Mrs Rene Holmes,
cake.T>a*v* e id
Members were reminded of L ancaster University on Sep
tem b e r 23rd. Members have been invited to Fence WI on. October. l l t h . A celebration
service will be held in Liver pool. C a th e d r a l on O c to b e r
1st. A bus will leave Clith- eroe a t 5 p.m.
family walk organised ' _____, -t _he__________ sue-
vided by Mr John on
Buck enwood and MC was Mr G. Morecambe Bay was well sup-
ported.. T h e n e x t m e e t in g is on October 4th, meeting outside
.TeBco’s su p e rm a rk e t a t 7-16 p.m.
BILLINGTON
Raised £237 A jum b le s a le , h e ld on
Saturday in aid of Billington a n d L a n g h o : C om m u n i ty Centre extension ftind, raised
The n ex t ev en t to be organ
ised by the community asso c ia tio n com m itte e will b e a
rnd autumn ball on October . . . l . Tickets a re available a t
£12.50 each and th e re will be music to suit all tastes .
B e a u t ifu l Id e a s fo r B e a u t ifu l H om e s a t
S u p e r b s e le c t io n of: * .o S Squares». Rugs • Dining Sets
♦.Cabinets r - t
Meeting Members of Ebenezer Bap
t i s t Social Hour, Billington, welcomed Mr A. W h ittak er , o f W ater foo t,
Rossendale.to th e ir Tuesday meeting,
i Mr Wh ittaker showed slides o f his v is its
Uie. aBviuiui ou io i d oe s
f rom C h e r n o b y l . H e - to ld members he would be making ano th e r tr ip in October.
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Thanks .were expressed by
M rs K. Lowe a n a Miss.M. Kay was o rg an is t. R e f re sh
ments were served. N ex t week’s speaker will be
Mrs B. Higgins, of Accring ton. •
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Can you help? Whalley and Wiswell Jo in t
B u r ia l C om m i t te e , w o u ld u rg e n t ly l ik e to h e a r from'
anyone who knows the where a b o u ts o f a Miss M a rg a r e t P ro c to r , fo rm e r ly o f Chew Mill F a rm , E lk c r Lane, Bil lin g to n . P le a s e c o n ta c t th e committee re g is tra r on 01254
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th e seventh so far, where he c h a r i ty
iu k i lom e tre s th e ____„ _________
The social evening was pro- a r ry, the
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w e re shown o f Buck’s well known postcards of halls and buildings of th e a rea. A f te r w a rd s , M r B a r r ^ sh ow e d many t re a su r e d git ollec
photographer. Various ‘
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from h is own collection. He was. a s s is ted th ro u g h o u t the evening by Mr Rober t Green woo d. M rs P a t D u ckw o r th
thanked Mr Bar ry. ' M r s R i ta S te v e n s o n , a
member.of Bolton-by Bowland
W I fo r 20 y e a r s , th a n k e d everyone for th e ir friendship and help as she was leaving to live in Lincolnshire.
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lage H ^ Comimttee meeting - tr ia l-u se , such as a joine r ’s was held ear lier th an usual, to wortahop^ o r ^smular, or^fo r
The Bolton-by-Bowland Vil-
en ab le m em b e rs to finalise a r ra n g em e n ts for. th e fo r th coming 2 5 -y e a r c e leb ra t io n p a r ty on September 30th. A Bub-committee was s e t up to deal with preparations. A le t te r of thanks had been
s e n t to Mrs H annah Robin son, who has re tired from the committee a f te r many y e a r s of good service as social book ing s e c re ta ry . She was p re sented with a p a tted plant. Members w ere reminded of
th e monthly whist and domino drive on September 27th a t 7-
30 p.m. The n ext meeting is on October 18th. ■
to th e U kraine, Skating nir
Bowland Young F a rm e rs sur- vived an enjoyable evening ice s iktattiin g a t Blackburn without
Members o n injury.
meeting was
A agreed
followed, to
sh o r t ■ business - where
ju n io r football te am s . .
■ A t n ex t week’s meeting, in, th e village hall a t ' 7-45 p.m.', Mr Russell Bury will give ta lk on gamekeeping and re a r ing game birds. /The club is holding its .
annual - dinner dance a t - the Moorcock Inn, Waddington.on F r iday October - ,13th.: F o r more details o r to book tickets
•contact Jam e s Towler on 01200 441414. •
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s e t 'u p . two, .
oif Boiton-by- noiion-o
iher, who gave talk ife o f M r E dm o n d famouBjClitheroe slides
Pendleton Parish Council to t ry to p rev en t parking prob
Parking Steps a re being taken by
lems in the, village. The re was a g re a t deal of discussion about car parking outside the Swan with Two Necks public house and th e entrance to the village from th e A59. I t was decided to ask Ribble Valley Council if a la rge r sign bear ing the words “public car
Ka rk ” could be positioned or ave a s tandard blue cor
parking sign. I t was thought th a t some visitors to the vil lage did not know the c ar park was for public use. Problems a re also being
caused by drivers parking a t th e entrance to th e village, and th e council is to t ry anc alleviate this. An application has been
made to ’ renew planning per mission to tu rn th e former school building into a house. The council feel i t would be b e t te r suited for light indus-
educational purposes. Valley • Council will be Informed of the council’s views. Councillors have been
Informed th a t RVC is to sow poppy seeds In ci nservation areas , including Pendleton, in November. Two tre e s a re to
be planted on the plantation n ext to th e church, one will commemorate the end o f the second world w a r and the o th e r for the centenary o f par ish councils.
>• A s e a t is to be placed near
th e telephone kiosk on Whal-. ley Road, donated by Clith-
eroe Round Table. Councillors heard th a t Dean
■Bridge is in need of repa ir and a le t te r is to be s en t to the county : divisional surveyor
asking for th e work to be car ried out.
Saints’ Fair An All Saintstide F a ir is
to be held on November 3rd in Pendleton Village - Hall, organised - by ■ All Saints’ Church FCC.
- • ■ ' There .will be a whole host
of attractions, including’ face painting, games various stalls, Christmas gifts and cards and coffee and biscuits. -The fol lowing day will be: gift day
.when , the:, v icar ,; the Rev. ■Roland-Nicholson, will b e - in church to receive donations.
: ; ; The h a rv e s t festival will be - held on October 1st and the h a rv e s t home will b e ; in the
, village .h all, the -. following ■ evening. There will
..be' - / potato pie and f ruit pic sup)
. its--70th b i r th d a y in s ty le in r NTET BIDE • BAKUN
Deanery quiet - h o u r . will be held n t J S t i Bartholomew’s
Church, G reat Harwood, ' on Thursday nex t a t 7-30.p.m.
Simonstone Old- School/ will-.- it^ was'decided to' form the . all,land his hostess; Mrs Graf--: redstart'on October:3rd:at '7-;; : - i n s t j t u t e . ' ' : : - : ' : ; j s t o h / . was presented • with . a \ 30p.m;l
b r iv e s - n f ^ / f j '; : '7, ^ r Whist, drives, - 1 held ': a t
chairman/, Mrs
Maureen.Ger- :: r a rd / The distinguished .visi to r s w e re welcomed b y .th e president, Mrs Marian Dust,,: a n d th e s e c r e ta ry ,- M r s , P . R u m a e y /v th e n ' ;r e a d t h e ; minutes of the f ir s t meeting, held in S eptember 1925; when
pe'rmissionhf M r John Aspin- 1 ' Several ladies who were the - , basket of flowers.-V / if i V.&.; , ' i £ i , •>! i < t * „j I K '* * j p - ' j -< * i v- •_ •: • ■ - •: -"r •> r ' *-.• -1-'" ”■ * ••.-• fw , : :.-.v **•'....«» i -A ' -'**
Stylish; Little Mitton WI celebrated - S o c i a l •’
V and a slide show on “Climbing ■ on Mont Blanc”.'.
Quiet hour Simonstone Mothers’ Union ' • Pearson,: and" th e WI County., sodal occasion for the
■ th e presence of the,Mayor of - -An evening a t Standen Hall 1 Ribble -Valley,' Mrs Dorothy : proved to
ton branch o f the,, Conserva tive Association.' ; ; 'A. ta s ty supp er was served and visitors had th e chance to . t ry th e ir luck on a tombola and raffle.. ' > The evening was held by
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been a r ranged for 7-45 p.m. village hall,'and on Tuesday a
Y C F advisory meeting has
invited to rep re sen t them a t Buckingham Palace royal gar d e n p a r ty l a s t y e a r . S h e d e sc r ibed th e o u tf i ts of th e Queen and the royal p a r ty and th e v a r ie d fa sh io n s o f th e g u e s ts . The playing of mill- service, with the superintend ta ry b an d s in th e b e au t ifu l d0n t minister,
g a rd e n s , p lu s th e . g e n e r a l a tm o sp h e re , made i t a day,
th e h o t te s t o f th e y e a r , to
remember. Mrs R u shw o r th th a n k e d
Miss Hanson for h e r talk. P la n s fo r fu tu r e eventB
were discussed. F i r s t a birth day p a r ty will be held on Sep tem b e r 19th a t Br ickhouse Hotel, Chipping, where mem b e rs will have lunch followed by a c ra f t demonstration. On November 7th, visitors from o th e r WI branches have been In v i t e d fo r lu n c h a n d on December 6th the Christmas p a r ty will be held when again, lunch will be served. Miss H a n so n a n n o u n c e d
i th a t th e popular c roft a f te r noons will re com m en c e on
■ October 17th, the venue being h e r h om e . S h e e x te n d e d b i r th d a y g r e e t in g s to Mrs Lewis and Mrs Mackenzie. A competition for an orna
m e n ta l c andle w a s won by Mrs J . Trippier.
The n e x t m e e tin g will be the AGM on October 3rd.
SLAIDBURN
dance for the afternoon ser vice to welcome the preacher, Mr Jo e Woodhouse, and soloist Mr Keith Curwin, of Abbeystead. The chapel was again full to overflowing for the evening
the Rev.
Michael Fielding, leaading the service, which was attended by members of the Methodist churches in the area. On Monday evening, Miss
A. Lambert, of Skipton, led the opening devotions and Mr John Newbould, of New- sholme, auctioned the pro duce. During the weekend, a wel
come £350 was raised for chapel funds.
RIMINGTON
Reminder Members of Rimington and
'D is tr ic t Gardening Club are reminded th a t th e meeting on September 19th will be held a t Rimington Memorial In s ti tu te a t 7-30 p.m. when the speaker, Mr Don Iddon, will talk about cottage gardens.
Results A t the monthly whist and
domino drive, organised by
Rimington Memorial In s titute management committee the following were successful.
Whist — ladles: Mrs B. Wad dington, Mrs M. P a rk e r , Mrs
J . Crabtree. Gents: Mrs J . Cowperthwaite, Mrs
J .
Davies, Mr H. Lolthouse. Dominoes — Miss M. Pye, Mr D. Seed, Mr R. Eden. Raffle — Mrs M. McPherson, Mr J . Trynor, Mr S. Hogg, Mrs J . Pinder. MCs were Mr T. Jackson and Mr A. Eccles and i sup per was served.
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND
. d a u g h te r s of fo u n d e r mem- • b e rs attended the meeting,as -
d id M rs W i l l iam so n , from Appleby, who was a member : for 60 y ears, a former presi dent, and founder chairman of th e C l i th e ro e a r e a sh ow . An other po s t pres ident, Mrs -
- Ad a S im pson, was v is i t in g from Australia. All were wel- comed.- M rs Sm i th so n p r e s e n te d
th e in s t i tu te w ith a v is ito rs book and Mrs Pam Jelley.WI a r e a le a d e r , p r e s e n t e d a photograph album. The Mayor and Mrs Gorrurd were given flower arrangements. I t was announced th a t th re e
m em b e rs had ra ised £40 on the Morecambc Bay walk and th a t th e collection for ACWW raised £12.92. A f te r a splendid buffet sup
per, the speaker was Mr Ron C a r te r , o f S im o nstone . His ta lk was en t i t le d “ Life of a
Forg er" . He gave an amusing a c c o u n t o f ms life an d h is work os a blacksmith, show ing slides o f his work, which is designed by his wife, Sheila. He presented paper knives to the Mayor and to th e WI, and w a s th a n k e d b y M rs J o a n Wallace. A hilarious p o tted version
of "Cinderella" was performed b y th e M itton F la y e r s , and tne evening was brought to a close with Mrs Smithson cut ting the birthday cake, which was then served with wine. T h e c om p e titio n w in n e rs
were Mrs E. Rumsey and Mrs O. Laycock.
GISBURN
Festival Parishioners of Gisbum
Parish Church a re planning a
combined ha rv e st festival and geaceft celebrationLon Septem-
ler 30th and October 1st. There will be displays in
church depicting the war years, alongside the trad i tional flowers, f ruit and vegetable h a rve st a rran ge ments. To help in th e creation of
WADDINGTON
Raised £30 * A bring-and-buy-salc held
a t Waddington Hospital Com munity Room by S t Helen’s Mothers’ Union,: during the union’s first meeting or the new session, raised £30. ■ Mrs Pennington led the meeting, and Mrs Ainsley gave a rep o r t on m a tte rs con cerning th e Mothers' Union. ; Christmas cards , were on
sale, and orders were token for diaries and calendars. Refreshments were served by Mrs M. Jackson and helpers. _ The n ex t meeting will .on
October 2nd in the same room, when boxes for the Children’s Society will be col lected.
CHATBURN
Sunday service . Mr B r ian Slow, of Whal
le y , c o n d u c ted th e S u nd ay morn in g se rv ic e which was
Sunday Bchool promotion Sun d a y . Books fo r a ll S u n d ay Bchool s c h o la r s w e ro p r e sented by Mrs Joyce F ro s t, a former teacher.
T h e ch o ir s an g an in t ro i t
and the organist was Mr Clif ford Johnson.
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