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Evening out Forty im-Mil,M-s of Hlniil-
bun, WI spent u very eiij.iv- :ibk' evening at White-holme Victorian Tearooms, with hosts Mr anil Mrs Walnisley. rca and scones were enjoyed
, y all as wel-e a quiz about Whiteholme and surrounding area, and a tour or the lieauti- fully restored downstairs hall area of the house. A re|>ort was given by Mrs
Nelson, president of Dunsnp Bridge WI, on the interme diate general meeting held in Cardiff. Forthcoming events were announced, which include a long weekend in London, with a visit to Buck ingham Palace, a walk from Slaidburn to Dalehead. on Saturday, meeting at the war memorial at 1-150 p.m., and the annual WI dinner on Sep tember null at the Punch
Howl, Hurst Green, at 7*20 p.m.
SABDEN
Cup winner Almost JO bowlers from
Sail slides At the meeting of Chip-
life in the nursing profession before the National Health ‘
Service. She was thanked by
ping Wl, ladies enjoyed part Mrs Susan Gravcston. two of Mr Iddon’s sailing trip. Two trophies won at
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, but fi.11 i*> >iin< short of Bib- The <lok> a,e trained to he mg presence which has made tire 1,,ut lu l .1- . r!"V’
visilui's*took* lip the- ipilllltlot «•!•• ....... . ,
talented pbime rings or when visitors erful “Oyez” , demonstrated call.
.. the technique and command- by their owners if the smoke him u popular and indispens- Welcome Home.
idem Mr Alan Whallev, who souvenir was won by Mrs defeated Mr Ken Hodgson 21- Hetty Seed and Mrs Betty
4 in the final to win the trophy for the first time. Mr Whallev w as presented
winner was present club pres- lodgson
with the tronhv by Mr John Boocock, clun vice-chairman, who thanked everyone for their efforts and emphasised that the club is for everyone, of all ages. Spectators as well as bowl
ers enjoyed some excellent matches throughout the day.
with a torrential downpour causing the only delay. The semi-finals saw Mr
Whalley win 21-11 against Mr John Cropper, and Mr Hodg son defeat Mr Peter Shipston 21-7. Befreshments, and a raffle
which was won by Mrs Pat Ainsworth, raised more than £211 for club funds. Club members are being
reminded to “sign on” for the Walter Boesley Cup for mixed doubles on August 24th and 25th; while the women’s dou bles is planned for early Se|>- teinlier.
On sale Ba ff le tickets raising
much-needed funds for Sab
den Scout Group are now on side in the village anil organ* isera ai*e hoping for plenty of support for the group’s first fund-raising event for three years.
(50s* past two meetings are as fo l io w s : M o n d a y night
dominoes — Mrs Maud Wade. Mrs Pauline Taylor. Miss Ber
nadette Taylor, Mrs F. Lowe, Airs Ivy Cottam, Mrs Ainy Parkinson and Mr Ken
Thompson. Monday whist winners:
Ladies — Mrs E. Marsdcn, Mrs M. Edmondson, Mrs Gladvs Walmsley and Mrs Bessie Breimand. Gents — Mr W. Ireland, Mrs J. Riley and Mrs
K.Marsdcn. Raffle — Mi’s Maud Wade.
£273 for fund A donation of £272 has
Miss Bernadette Taylor. Mrs burn for 75 of her 05 years.
Over-60s Results from Sabden Over*
College tour For their August meeting,
Grindleton WI members enjoyed a guided tour of Ston- yburst College, followed by supper. A competition for a s|hm»i) was won by Mi's Janet Royle, Mrs II. Read and Mi's A. Hutchinson. President .Mrs Sally Dowds
gave details of the Septemlwr meeting when 27 visitor will be entertained to supper and guest Mr Norman Duerden will give an audio-visual pre sentation of ’’Mountains in Flower”. A walk lias been arranged
for tonight; those wishing to take part should meet at the Duke of York. Grindleton, at
7 p.m. ‘Splendid’ show A competition 101 aiium w
Costell ami the raffle by Mrs Jen Saunders. Birthday flowers were
given to Mrs Gwenda Rich. Several WI members,
togethe r with husbands, enjoved an evening of bowling followed by a superb supper at Chipping Bowling Club. Winners were Mrs Sheila Shcllv, Mrs Joan Bradford and Mrs Margaret Rich.
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fair proceeds. At the next meeting on Sep-
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and Cronshaw. This pairing lasted until the sixth over
talk by o'ix-|n-esenlntive of the Lancashire branch of the Brit- lo the bou k ‘ ’
ish Red Cross and the compe tition will l»e for a small cup and saucer.
Hall’s future The Festival Hall Manage
ment Committee is due to meet again on Tuesday, fol-
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Members of the WI served lowing its summer break. (58 cvclists a lunch of home- The meeting will !>e hen!
made hot-pot and fruit pies in the Festival Hall at 8 p.m., .
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...... .7.511 i,,/.. when, with Ribchcster on 20, Siwl’"” ' “ Si"'"'U " ‘tC‘h
Kevin Milieu joined Cren .............
shaw and the pair eked out runs at just under three an
over until the latter batsman had his stumps scattered in
over 1(5 when on 28. R i b e h e s t e r ’ s b a t t in g
received a desperately needed shot in the arm when Elliot Taylforth came to the crease. Thmwing caution to the wind, he sprayed shots to all parts
sizes and the full cost of Indu ing is £2,500. Mrs Lightfont explained how the dogs had brought a different world to people who hud hearing diffi culties and these dogs were now given the same conces- sions as guide dogs for the blind. Since 10S2. 5502 dogs have been Indued, and there' G S TC lG n p t lZ G S
is a waiting list of IS months. . Mrs Sleath thanked Mrs
Lightfoot, who answered many nuestions on the sub
ject. President Miss K. Hanson
BILLINGTON Judging of the best-kept
garden comi>otition in Billing- ton and Langho, is now com
plete ami prizes awarded to: 1, Mrs Rosemary Board, 10 Painter Wood, Billington; 2,
their owners when the tele- nourish of the bell and a jkjw- phm..... . ...........u............. ’
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Pauline Taylor, Mr Bichard Eden and Mrs Aland Wade. Thursday night raffle win
ners — Mr W. Ireland. Mr Rowland Ford, Mrs Maud Wade. Mrs Hutchinson. Mrs Nora Hargreaves, Miss Ber nadette Taylor and Mi's Eva Marsdcn.
Music night An evening of gositel music
tomorrow night will help St Nicholas’s Church celebrate its loOth annivci'sary year. It is a village event to which everyone is invited ami a vouth gospel group from Vreston will be leading the celebration. beginning at 7-20 p.m.
Show day Tomorrow’s annual horti
cultural show in Sabden opens its doors at 2 p.m. ami the presentations will be made at 2-15 p.m. by former village postmaster ham.
CHIPPING Mr Derek Old-
YF judging On Monday evening, mem
(55min. nSsec.); M.Hoitneks. of Cali lor Valiev Schofield, of Dor'
First ladv: Vanessa 1
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bers of Gishurn Young Farm ers’ (Bub enjoyed judging practice at the home of Mr and Mrs Thwaite. of Horton* in-Craven. The bovs judged butchers’ f-
cock, Clayton Hal OiTmin. IPsec.). Organisers Mr and M: Tavlor. of Duwnl
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lambs. Results: Juniors — f( Phillip Mellin. Dean Lancas ter. Graham Mellin. Seniors — Steven Preston. David
Graveston. Girls made edible necklaces.
Besults: Juniors — Sarah Newbould. Natalie Burrow, Kathryn Newbould. Interme diates*— Susan Downing. Next week’s meeting will
be a trip to Waves, Black burn. members to leave Gis- Imiu at 7 p.m.
); G. M!».
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nlf who took part and pairtic-u- David
ll inked Ian Hanson Walmsley. s whose hi
urhousc. the ml was used,
eir co-operation. A dona
tion of £75 was made to the village hall fund.
Heritage trip Members of West Brail-
lord WI were fortunate to have a lovely sunny day for their summer outing. A pleas ant drive round the area of Pemlie Hill brought them to the Pemlie Heritage Centre, Barrowford, where there was time to meander through the walled gardens before lunch.
the chair to welcome everyone to the meeting and thank Miss B. Woodcock for arranging a country walk, which had been greatly enjoyed. Guest speaker for the eve
ning was Clitheroe town crier Mr Boland Hailwood, and
there was much laughter
the genuine article, who enthralled his audience with a lively account of the life and
The afternoon was spent times of a town crier. He High scores
last two games in the Palace Shield, against League lead
ers Vernon Cams, and Gar- stung, were both high-scoring
Bibcheslcr Cricket Club’s
visitng Park Hill, the historic explained the importance of former home of the Bannister the old-time bellman who fam i 1 y , and mem b e rs gave out proclamations, news thoroughly enjoyed the and demands for taxes in the memorabilia covering the days before most people could area, with a visit to the shop read or write, with its cute mementoes of the visit, before a pleasant, 5
scenic drive home. euAt the monthly meeting. ........ ---------------------- A '
into the history of his prede cessors in Clitheroe. ami
|Mr Hailwood has delved est speaker Mrs LiKhtluot t>rmi);lit to hKht many fascia-
spoke and showed slides of atinK.Kliinpses of by«onc civic “Hearing Dogs for the Dear, occasions in the town. ;i most fascinating
Collection From today, refuse collec
tion day in "Pendleton lias 9
Service Chairman and councillors
Bimington W I ’s very own of Siinonstone Parish Council “town crier” . Miss Bairstow, will attend the service at St announced her regular what’s- Peter’s Church, Siinonstone, on list of events.
on Sunday^ at 10 a.m. for the Mrs Duerden introduced annual chairman’s Sunday,
Waste plea Please keep saving waste-
paper is the plea for the next collection at Siinonstone School on August 21st.
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Lofthouse on -I, the declara tion came, leaving Garatang 45 overs to score 212 for vic tory.
Garstang’s opening partner-
Wls bii-thikiy party on be|>- p m in lhc community tom .J th .
Details were given of the . c ,, centre meeting room.
West Bradford’s birthday partv on September 24th anil birthday greetings extended A U C t iO f l to Mrs Haythorntlnvaite and
Mi-s Wmthall.
dening Club, at the annual the seventh over when an Ibw show. The venue was Down- decision gave Hargreaves the
ham Village Hall, the show nrst or his three wickets; his moving from the Old School as nl|K.,. lwn j„ ;l throe-ball more space was needed.
The delightful selection of (Jarstangon 21. home-grown flowers, veget-
s,K.j| j„ the 11th over with i-Ynm this point. Ribchester
sillies, soft fruit, hanging bus- [;,|)om-ed for wickets and <«nr- kets and tubs proved that the stanjr for runs. Jim Dewhurst weather cannot have been so took a couple of wickets, the bad after all.
It was si pleasure to see diving catch bv Cronshaw,
ing collage of wild gras flower drawing and painting, handwriting and poetry classes. Handicraft classes of painting, tapestry, knitting and embroidery, plus jams and ohutnevs. were of a very lugn sisimmm aiso. The judge of flower and
M. Edmondson, Miss Edith Mm Tniiilm«m who w*w 1 ’ ’ be< exhnrit ii!'show Mrs Guest’s talk
been given to the Clitheroe Heart Machine Fuiid, in memory of Mrs Florence Tomlinson, who lived in ( ’hat
were: Bose Bowl for most !e,"1
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vegetable classes was Mrs Bod Swarbrick, and Mr and Mrs J. Chapman judged hand
icraft classes. “Close-won” cup winners
second thanks to an excellent
so inanv e xh ib its fiom j,ut the chance of a result talented local children, includ
Uvindlod as the match pro gressed. for on iil» overs liar-
slang needed 10 an over. Salelv first became the
onler of the day and, though a sixth wicket fell, to Barry’s slow spin, Garstang gave little else away and the game petered out to a draw.
MITTON Show day
ing for lots of local support at the 12th annual show on Saturday.
I lie event, to be held at Bead CK School. Straits
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Lane, will he opened by Mr Alan Ambrose ;il 2 p.m. and afterwards there will be the ___ ______
p.in. Be freshments w i l l be
served during the afternoon. Staging begins at 10 a.m. and judging will lake place at noon by Mrs S. Nelson, of Pendle
cine, and Mr G. Williams, of southern end of Lake Winder Blackburn.
ton, Mr K. Jackson, of Clith- _ , , . . . C l l l b W n iS t mere. Whist wmnei's jit on Moil- t4UC|l , L list Church Social Hour, fill*
'Quiet' Lakes Menders of Ebeliezer Ra|:
usual sale of exhibits at 2-15 lington, welcomed Mr and Mrs H. Nutter, who showed beautiful slides entitled “Quiet
Lakes” . They showed a tour of the lakes in a clockwise direction, starting and finish ing almost at the same spot, from Newby Bridge to the
Avoiding the tourist areas,
they travelled along the back lanes and tracks, taking in .mote places as Was-
la.v evening at Bead Consti* twater. Lake Bassenthwaite tut’ ional Club were: Ladies — „ n,‘t
tv.... Tm-n. nhutn. Bead Show Society is hop
, llombm nf ibllmrto . n Langho WI are holding a
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mock auction on Monday in the community centre Langho. Viewing will be from (5-20
and selling from 7 p.m. Items for the sale, exclud
ing clothing, will be very wel come, and can Ik* collected by telephoning (01254) 245844 240222 or 82211 "
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C.ilk-Ke, when site had to pre-
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Friday night was a huge suc cess, raising £1(52 for club
funds. The event took place on the
when she sind her husband travelled to Wembley for the filming of the North-West final.
nterests to the great day
The annual barbecue two, through the preliminary organised by members of Downham Cricket Club on
pare a two-course meal for filming of her home life and
tutional club. The next meet ing will be held on September 2nd.
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all who helped to make it a memorable oct-jision.
Prolific Terry Downham Cricket Club
encouragement from the who"runs the post office and camera crew, presenter Lloyd sture> She infor,ned the visi- Grossinan anil celebrity cook
Ken Horn. Mi’s Bowe cooked spring rolls for everyone to
irv and she was thanked bv
played Jesters Cricket Club on Sunday and won by 88 runs on a poor Downham wicket, which was a batsman’s night- ...
Mrs Bat Hoyle. President Mrs Marian Dust
outlined coining events, including the birthday parly
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mare. Downham made an on September 4th when sup- iinpressive 170 runs, the pro- per will he provided by mem- lific Terry Braithwaite hitting hers, a line-dancing evening
72 not out, which was his arranged for October 4th, and third consecutive half-een- the autumn council meeting to turv>
be held at Lancaster I own
and is on course for a per- bers were reminded to bring a sonai best season with the grocery item for the raffle to bat. Gonlon Leach, the other the September meeting, half of the dynamic duo, made
fie has an average of 50 Hall on October 2nd. Mem- Mrs Joan Fenlon reported
44. Dominic Pickles and Graeme Robinson added some useful nuts at the end. A combination of the pitch ............... .............
on the area show and pre sented a cup to Mrs Freda Hay lies for gaining most points. Congratulations were
sind some accurate bowling „ extended to Mrs Haynes’s John Gladwin and Steve the children’s section.
Barrett took three wickets Mrs Jean Davey reported each for only three runs. Scott on the visit to Kendal, where Fielding, Pliilip Creighton and members saw the Quaker
Damian Hart mopped lip the tapestry, and to Mi’s William- ta i l and Downham had son's home in Appleby. Mrs achieved their fourth straight Sheila Morgan gave a short
win.
Fell race There were UP runnel's
in the annual Downham Fell Race on Wednesday evening. The mute included a 2,400ft.
ascent up Pendlc Hill, return ing over Woi’saw liill, six- and-a-half miles in total. Winners were: S. Thump*
talk about her recent holiday in Canada when she h;id been aide to visit the birthplace of Adelaide Hunter Hoodless, found of the WI movement. A competition for a collec
tion of herbs was won by Mrs Eleanor Friend and Mrs Ohvyn I^aycock and tea hos tesses were Mrs S. Bowles and Mrs S. Bearden.
tors that it was the oldest trading post office and store,
(biting back to 1(5(58, .*
On a tour of the village, members saw the pretty alms
and three pubs and admired school scholars sang ’One the well-kept gardens with mure step along the world I
houses, three old churches - ..... „ ei
numerous flowering hanging biiskets. Mrs Latham opened her
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their stone troughs and go” . Mr Marr’s theme was >1...........I . K .
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soon saw the Jesters under daughter, Charlotte, who won Latham for her interestiii: severe pressure.
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shop, which was full of mar vellous gifts, china and carv ings. Members also paid a visit to the local furniture fac tory. Berrv’s Chairworks, winch has been run by the family for more than 200 yea rs. Finally, everyone enjoyed afternoon tea at the Waterwheel Bestaurant. Vice-president Mrs M. A. Bosonnct thanked Mrs .•resting
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talk on the history of the vil lage. The next meeting will be on
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September 4th, when Sister Allen will talk about "Healthy
liostesses will be Mrs Noleen Pope and Mi’s Jean Driver.
RIMINGTON ‘Oyez, Oyez!’
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memory At the meeting of the
Abbey senior citizens, in Whalley. a minute’s silence was held in memory of the late Mrs M. Grady. Whist winners were: Ladies
— Mrs A. Rigbv, Mi’s M. But Icr. Gents — Mi’s J. Walms ley. Mrs I). Farnsworth.
Vice-president or Rimini:- llmninoes: joint M>* « • Wl Mrs J. Duerden .vies iil I’nrkinscm and .Mrs \ ■ k i l im .
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