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Knowle Green and Dutton WI, guest speaker Mr Les Foden was welcomed by Mrs Kate Akroyd. Mr Foden demonstrated filling hanging baskets and tubs and gave some very useful tips so members could have wonderful displays in the summer. He also showed slides of baskets and tubs he has seen on his travels. He was thanked by MrsS. Brown. A competition for a pot plant,
Hanging basket At the open meeting of
will be a service of Holy Commu nion in St Leonard's Church, Langho, during which there will be the dedication of the candi dates for confirmation. The Good Friday service, in
Maundy Thursday This evening at 7-30 p.m. there
church, at 2 p.m. will be an hour
long meditation on the Cross. On Easter Saturday, at 10
judged by Mr Foden, was won by Mrs E. Hargreaves with a shrimp plant and Mrs B. McCrerie with
a rosemary plant. Raffle winners were new mem
ber Mrs Mellor and Mrs Provine. A group of members visited
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for a visit to the Charter Theatre, Preston, for a back-stage tour and an evening at Alston Hall. Names were taken for an outing to Wigan Pier and for a three-day trip to Edinburgh in October. At the next meeting, resolu
tions to be heard in London, will be discussed. Hostesses for the
evening will be Mrs Watts, Mrs Stott and Mrs Hilton and the
competition will be for a sea shell.
Tricks and spots The fortnightly whist and
domino drive, to be held in Knowle Green Village Hall, will start a new season on Monday at 7-30 p.m.
a.m., there will be a service of Holy Communion with the renewal of baptismal vows. Easter Day celebrations begin
at 8 a.m. with a service of Holy Communion at Old Langho. This will be followed at 10
a.in. in St Leonard's Church, with an Easter communion.
arranged from Read Constitu tional Club to Kendal and Bow- ness on May 6th. Anyone interested should con
tact Jean Taylor, tel. 774979, or Cheryl O’Connor, tel. 775745.
tonight at 7-30 p.m. Holy Com munion. Good Friday, 9 a.m. litany and ante-communion; 11 a.m. family service; Saturday at 6-30 p.m. renewal of baptismal vows. Easter Sunday 9 a.m. Holy Communion; 11 a.m. family Com munion and 6-30 p.m. Evensong. At St Peter's Church, Simon-
Church, Read, during Easter are:
stone, there will be a Good Friday service at 10 a.m. and family Communion at 10 a.m. on Easter Sunday.
R IB C H E S T E R . Cake break
played Burnley Belvedere, at home, and won 4-2. Goal scorers were Warren Graham and Gary Pontin, one each, and two from man-of-the-match Sam Marshall.
On Saturday, the first team won 1- 0 away to Calderslones. Steve Ditch scored the goal and Lee Ashton was man of the match. When the second team played
Society.
frid's Primary School, Ribchester, said goodbye to nursery assistant Mrs Valerie Jackson at the end of term.
Long service Pupils and teachers of St Wil
years at the school and, following the Easter service in St Wilfrid's
Mrs Jackson had worked for 30
Roll-Royce away in the Reserve Cup quarter-final replay, they won 3-0. Goal scorers were Craig Hull and Andrew Rushton (2). On Saturday, the second team lost 2-
Take your partners Line-dancing will continue in
Church, the children presented her with flowers, gifts and a cheque in recognition of her long and devoted service to the school.
0 away against Colne United.
Knowle Green Village Hall each Tuesday throughout the Easter holidays. The fun starts at 8 p.rn. and new members arc welcome.
o K H E T T 3 ( £ w didad m g trespasser
Jumble sale Friends of Read United Reformed Church are holding a jumble stile on April 28th at 6-15 p.m. in the church hall. Items for the juinble can be taken to the
hall at 2 p.m. on the day.
Ladies' day A ladies' day outing has been
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will be a Mass of the Last Supper in St Peter and St Paul's RC Church, Ribchestcr, followed by Watching before the Blessed Sacrament until 10 p.m. On Good Friday there will be Stations of the Cross at 11 a.m. and Liturgy of the Passion at 3 p.m. Saturday Mass will be at 7 p.m. and Easter Sunday Mass at 10 a.m.
Church services This evening at 7 p.m. there
at Ribchester ran a very success ful cake break when £120 was raised for the Multiple Sclerosis
The Mother and Baby Group
Easter services Services to be held in St John's
begin this evening with Eucharist of the Lord's Supper and Vigil at 7-30 p.m. On Good Friday there will be the Solemn Liturgy and Meditation at 10-30 a.m. and a children’s service at St Saviour's Church, Stydd, at 2 p.m. Holy Saturday will be cele
Services in St Wilfrid's Church
brated with the Kindling of the New Easter Fire and Baptisms and the renewal of baptismal promises at 8 p.m. There will be Said Eucharist at 8 a.m. and the parish Eucharist at 10-30 a.m. on
act of witness at noon on the White Bull car park.
needed immediate medical treat ment to allow him to continue, but he managed to make it for curtain-up, much to the relief of the remainder of the cast. Apart from two members, all
took the part of Jesus, was struck down by an allergic reaction four hours before he was due on stage for the opening night on Friday. He was unable to speak and
Villager Paul Wickham, who
Easter Sunday. On Good Friday there will be an inter-church procession and
useful tips on how to present entries in WI shows and what the judges look for. They gave many idens on types of baking, jam making and finishing off gar ments in the correct way. A most interesting report on
the cast were complete newcomers who had never been on stage
before, and they presented an enthusiastic musical passion based on the popular "Jesus Christ Superstar". It was a special village event
the spring council meeting, held in Southport, was given by Mrs Margaret Garnett, who encour aged members to become dele gates at the autumn council meeting in Fleetwood. Tickets were issued for the
group meeting on May 10th in Gisburn Festival Hall at 7-30 p.m., when Tin Pun Alley will
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for the Millennium, and the idea originally came from Mrs Dee Bottoms, who acted as co-ordina tor. St Nicholas's Hall was almost full for both performances and the audiences called for encores on
There was very poor support
from the village for last Thurs day's whist and domino drive run by Sabden Over-60s and open to
anyone. Only whist was played, as there
were not enough people to play dominoes. Winning hands were played by Mrs E. Charnley and Mr D. Houghton. There was no Monday social. The club meets in St Mary's Hall and anyone is wel come. Contact Mrs Gladys Walm- sley for further details.
Bowling Members and prospective
members of Sabden Bowling Club are reminded that subscriptions are due now the season is well under way. They cost ,115 for playing members, 113 for over- 60s, .18 juniors aged 11 to 18 and ,15 for social members. Contact the treasurer, Mr Alan Whallcy. The final date for existing mem bers to pay is April 30lh.
"Thirty Pieces of Silver” proved a great success, despite a last- minute near-catastrophe.
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Passion play The Eastcr-time production of
both evenings. Producer was Mrs Susan
White, musical director was the Rev. Dr Alan Sowerbutts, Vicar of Read, and stage manager was
Steve Mastcrman. All the cast were villagers or
members of St Mary’s RC or St Nicholas's Churches. They were: Paul Wickham (Jesus), Peter White (Judas), Jane Bury (Mary Magdalene), Pauline Ilindlc (Mother of Jesus). James Hindlc (Pilate and Caiphas), Damien Buggie (Herod), Chris Bramwell (Annas) James Mastcrman (priest), Fred Martin (Peter). Apostles - Chris Bramwell, Damien Buggie, Tony Dudgeon, Fred Martin, Marcel Galea, Tony Galea, Ciaron Fitzpatrick, Ben Parsons, Ken Hodgson, James MasLerman, Matthew Martin and Daniel Martin. Roman sol diers - Ben Parsons, Ciaron Fitz patrick and Matthew Martin. Women - Pauline Ilindlc, Ann Dudgeon, Jean Haythornthwaite, Margaret Parsons, Deborah Catania, Pauline Wiggins and
Susan White.
a procession around the village carrying the cross, beginning from the bowling green and stopping at various points for hymns and
Services Palm Sunday was marked with
readings. An outdoor service for Good
Friday takes place tomorrow morning at 10-15 a.m. at the cross in St Nicholas’s Avenue. 'This is for all the village. A Good Friday service takes
Playing field At the meeting of West Brad- ;
ford Playing Field Management ■ Committee, it was agreed to seek Lottery grants for the following projects: a stage and changing rooms in the village hall, all- weather playing pitch, and com plete the car park resurfacing. It . was agreed to re-site the gymna- . sium which would enlarge the area (allowing more equipment to .
be installed). A musical evening will take
place in the village hall on June
21st, with Alan Amos as host, . tickets are available from commit tee members. There are still 30 tickets avail
able for the 250 club. If anyone would like to join, contact the chairman on 01200 423424.
Garden club "Flower in the North" was the
subject of an illustrated talk given to members of West Brad ford Garden Club, by Mr Graham lddon, of Tarlcton. At next Thursday's meeting, in
the village hall at 7-30 p.m., the speaker will he Mr Andrew Shaw, of Wigglesworth, on ''Garden
Design''.
place at 3 p.m. and an Faster vigil at 7-30 p.m. at St Mary's Church on Saturday in place of the 6 p.m. Mass. Easter Sunday Mass will be at 10-30 a.m. At St Nicholas’s Church
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tomorrow afternoon there will be a Last Hour service from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. and a Holy Saturday service at 7-15 p.m. Faster Sun day services will be at 9-30 a.m. and 6 p.m. At Sabden Baptist Church on
An interesting meeting took
Faster Sunday at 10 a.m. there will be a musical service, "The Upper Room and the Resurrec tion'', with words and music writ ten by Gerald Norcross. The 10-30 a.m. Easter service
at Sabden Methodist Church will be taken by M. Clegg.
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place in Whallcy Methodist Church for the circuit network. Chairman Mrs Marian Fogg introduced guest speaker Mrs Peggy Clement, the widow of a clergyman. She gave a most intcr- esting talk arising from the appointment of her husband to a church in Jamaica. The couple travelled by sea,. with their three children, to their
final destination, a very rural vil lage, 60 miles from Kingston./ Here they found a house and";
church which had been empty for 12 months, with no electricity or piped water, but beautiful scenery. During their stay of six years
many tasks were undertaken by Mrs Clement, the telling of which made a fascinating talk. Her interest in the people came, not only through her words, but on display were a number of her charcoal drawings and oil paint
ings. Thanks were expressed to Mrs
Stick around Members of Simonstone with
Bead WI meet in the old school, tonight at 7-30 p.m., when the guest speaker, Mr B. White, invites members to "Stick Around". The competition will be for an unusual wooden artefact
and there will be a plant stall.
Waste-paper The waste-paper skip will be
outside Philips Components, Simonstone Lane, from Tuesday evening to 4 p.m. on Wednesday.
Garden club The annual meeting of Simon
stone Garden Club will he held in the old school next Thursday at 7- 30 p.m. This will be followed by a talk entitled ''Unaccustomed as I am", by Mrs Joy Smetlmrst.
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Coffee time A coffee evening, held in
Clement by Mrs Fogg and pianist was Mrs Connie Wallbank.
Abbey winners Winners of the Abbey senior
citizens' drive, in Whalley, were: Ladies-joint 1, Mrs E. Charnley, and Mrs R. Wright, Mrs R Wooff (cons). Gents - Mrs M. Cottam, Mr W. Wright, Mrs M. Naylor. Dominoes: Mrs J. Bishop, Mrs
E. Brown, Mrs J. Peel (cons). The next meeting will be on
Easier Saturday.
Flower club An excellent flower demonstra-.
tion, by Mrs Jaqueline Corner, of Blackburn, entitled "Rainbow's End" was given to a large audi ence at Whalley Flower Club. Mrs Corner’s use of colour and
unusual designs was much appre ciated by the members and she was thanked by chairman Mrs Meryl Ibbotson. Later, the 13 arrangements were raffled. At the next meeting, on May
11th, at 7-30 p.m. in Whallcy Methodist Church Hall, Mrs
Waddington Village Club, raised £177.60 towards the village Mil
lennium project. The event was organised by
the Royal British Legion, Waddington Branch, and chair man of the parish council Mr
j June Birchall, of Preston, will give a flower demonstration enti tled "Creative Collections". New' member and visitors are most welcome. The garden outing will be on
John Renton outlined proposals for the project.
Show tips At the meeting of Waddington
WI, held in the Methodist school room, president Mrs Ilylda Ems- den welcomed guest speakers Mrs Shirley Mason and Mrs Joan Wil son. They gave members many
June 10th to Harlow Carr Gar dens and Harrogate. For details contact Mrs Ibbotson, tel. 01254 249233.
Fellowship time The next meeting of the
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