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two teams will he entered ini the WI quiz to be held in Clitheroe in January, and there is to be an outing to the rhubarb forcing, sheds at Wakefield. Arrangements were also made for a short break to Royal Ascot Ladies' Day in


June. ( A competition for the pret­


tiest handkerchief was won by Mrs J. Hacking, Mrs D. Miller and MrsP. Pye. Officers elected were Mrs J.


Spurgeon (president), Mrs A. Fox (secretary), and Mrs D.


Miller (treasurer). The com-, mittee was re-elected en bloc. Supper was served by Mrs


P. Colley, Mrs Hacking and Mrs J.. Ellington, and a raffle arranged by Mrs E. Hind was won by Mrs Ellington:


BOLTON-BY- BOWLAND


j - At the Monday night meet­ ing of Bolton-by-Bowland.


Travelling far


| Young Farmers' Club, mem­ bers enjoyed ah informative talk and insight into Althams Travel, of Clitheroe. Members


| also enjoyed a geographical quiz with the winners being Matthew Thornber and Heather Dakin. '. Next week, members will be


She informed members th a t , -


WI Mrs G. Whowell welcomed 15 members to the annual , meeting held in the village hall. _ ■


•-I'.Dominoes:-M. Park, C., Haworth, S.‘Barker, E. Now­ ell,' M. Briggs, W.'Wilson, M., Fisher, P. Metcalfe, R. Chew, D. Knight and C. Wiseman.,


• Whist winners: Ladies- B., Peel, M. Cowking, F. Jeffs; M: Coulthard, ’ E. - Manning.. . Gents: J. Traynor, -M. Grainger, A. Dugdale, J. Kenyon, W. Carr.


all who had donated goods and supported the1 event in many ways: The proceeds from the evening will go to M.U. chari­


ties. J ‘


cial evening: service, the address was given by Mr Reg Bailey, the Chief Executive of the Mothers' Union Move­ ment. .


Awards night A t the presentation night of


• Dewhurst; junior boy, Matt Howson; Overall junior, Diane France; intermediate, John


Chipping Young Farmers’. Club awards were presented by president Mr Peter Roger- son as follows - Member-of- the-year: junior girl, Liz


France; seniors, David Mars- den and Liz Cliffe.


12th meeting at GisburnFes- tival Hall will he Mr Alan : Bowles. The meeting will start-


• Speaker at the November ' • at 2p.m. . v Trophy voted by the members Blackpool: The Norman Elayhurst ------------


was won by Matthew How- , Excellent slides accompa- son_


nied Mr Geddes’ talk,


Donations of £930 were, enabling members to see the given to Vine House Cancer former hamlet and its inhabi-


Care, Preston, and Chipping Sports Development Fund. The money had been raised during the year through muck hauls, a duck race, bingo and


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: dening Club, Bolton-by-Bow- land, was uiiable to attend, chairman Mr Andrew Shaw stepped into the breach. Mr Shaw, who owns Gardenmak- ers nursery, cafe'and shop at,. , Goars Farm, near Wig- • glesworth, brought along a wide variety of plants illus- - trating the range of autumn colours that judicious jilanting ' would provide. His talk was, as usual, both informative and entertaining. Mrs Heather Walker expressed thanks to Mr Shaw for providing such an interesting talk at such . short notice. . Th chairman thanked the hostesses for the evenmg. Mrs Joyce Walker and Mrs Mavis ’ Strickland, and1 reminded members that the next meet­ ing will be on November 13th.


Stepping-in ■ As the scheduled speaker at the. meeting of Bolland -Gar-


Supper and whist There was a good atten­ dance atBolton-by-Bowland


' Stott, Liz Cliffe, Rachel Stott and Stewart Procter (leaders). Next week's meeting will be


ing of of the club, retiring offi­ cers were thanked for their work throughout the year. Officers elected were: Peter Rogerson (president), Ryan Clegg (chairman), Bev East- ham (secretary), John France (vice-chairman), David Mars- den and Liz Cliffe (treasurers), Diane France (assistant secre­ tary), David Marsden, John


■ Some amazing statistics learned were the reservoir's cir­ cumference of 6.2 miles, i ts ! depth of 103 feet and cost of £3m., which gives some idea of the mammoth task of this local construction. Ten years passed before the official open­ ing on July 5th, 1932; even then they had all the clearing up to do. Mrs Maureen. Bowe


tants before the upheaval began, and how it has looked on two separate occasions when the water levels were particularly low.


thanked Mr Geddes.. . After tea and biscuits, Mrs Lancaster paid a heartfelt tribute to late member Mrs


a trip to Waves at Blackburn, Susan Graveston, a true stal- members to meet at church steps at 7 p.m.


DOWNHAIVL


Downham raised £65 for Can­ cer Research UK, with many thanks having been expressed to all who helped or con­ tributed.


Charity work ;The;recent collection in


at 10-30 a.m on Sunday in St Leonard's Church, Downham,


Family service The family service starting


wart of the WI movement, who will be so missed by all. Mrs Annie Jackson gave an


caster welcomed Mr Ken Ged- des to the meeting of Gisburn WI, and he spoke to members and friends on the building of Stocks Reservoir, which began in 1922 to provide water for


Stocks Reservoir President Mrs Ann Lan-


■ ( Last month, a group of Gis­ burn members attended the Bradford Diocesan M.U. Tri­ ennial Festival Day at Bolton, by Bowland, where, at a spe­


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m h n l l f l v m n B m o n O x x v a T h e W h i t e H o u s e S t a b le s ,8 2 K in g S t r e e t , W h a l le y T e l : 0 12 5 4 8 2 2 2 2 0 ^ O u td o o r ,c lo th ing and equipment f a r e v eryo ne •


fruit, vegetables and,other ■ ■ -.<■


produce; people were asked to donate.to Christian Aid and , this raised £336. - During the service, baby Charlie Bryan Weare was-bap- tised and welcomed into the family of the church, v ; In ,two weeks' time Mr Kyte


will be running in the Snowdo­ nia Marathon; He is seeking sponsorship, and money raised


'and Famine.Relief in South-, em Africa. -


GRINDLETON


Grmdleton belong to the resi­ dents of the village and are run by the Grindleton Recre­ ation Ground Charity. T h e . committee comprises of repre-. sentarives from all the village, organisations, as well as any residents who are interested in helping. This year the chairman is


retiring under the three-year rotation system, and the trea­ surer is retiring after many years'service.


support the annual general meeting of the committee by attending on Wednesday at 8. p.m. in the Methodist Church Hall.


, There is a plea for people to


after the meeting will be all the village photographs of events throughout the year.


Also on display before and


Coffee morning A coffee morning in aid of


the St Ambrose Church Refur­ bishment Fund, Grindleton, will be held in the Ribble Val­ ley Mayor's Parlour, Clitheroe, on Saturday morning from 10 a.m. to noon. There will be cake and gift'


interesting and concise report of her trip to the autumn . council meeting in Bolton, where members were urged to


say yes when asked to help. On that note, committee nomina­ tions were made in readiness for the annual meeting on November 7th at 7-30 p.m. The committee will provide a soup and roll supper and the: competition will he for a fridge magnet,


will he organised by the Chad- come(j a large congregation to wick family. A warm welcome. . . -the


II linn mu miBiMMiai S i l e n t A u c t io n


Village Hall for the whist drive in aid of Cancer Research. It was supported by, all the organisations in the village, and members of the WI pro-1 vided a lovely supper. As all the prizes were given for whist, • dominoes and'the raffle, a total of £400 was raised. This will be divided between Christie Hospital, Manches­ ter, and Cookridge Hospital, Leeds. ‘


7 MCs for the evening were Mr W. Crossley and Mr H. Pickard.


- , foliage. . ,


Harvest festival The Rev. Eric.Kyte wel- ,


stalls and a tombola. Anyone wishing to leave items for these stalls can do so at Lazy Acres, The Croft, Grindleton.


is extended to all. 1 : ^ j^^jng service*m Sunday morning1- in: Gisburn Parish Church,


' which was beautifully decorat-'- ed with autumn flowers and .


Lessons were read by Mr D.


\ing from a giant Teddy bear They, reached a table laden down to tiny gold earrings. with good things to eat, and Coffee and biscuits were re-enacted the Israelite s served and there was a well arrival at the promised land,


. for all His goodness. There was


organised by members and and the intercessions led by friends of Gisburn Mothers' I to J ^ o y i^ -p F tem n te d . r . Union took place in a friendly the children ttfgo forward, a n fe and sociable atmosphere, as a ' ledthem round the church, j good crowd of bargain hunters asking Whatyrould be need-. placed their written bids for an ed on a long; hot journey - a .; iamazing variety of items rang- • journey lasting 40 ye^rst , :


The annual silent auction Ingham and Mr C. Hindley,


stocked cake stall, and compe- with a.big thank-you to God titions


Mrs Christine Thistlethwaite crafts, pictures and needle- thanked the members and , work by focal people. ‘


Gisburn M.U branch leader ' also a colourful display of ,


friends for their hard work in - Organist was Mr J. Felton, preparing the auction, and to This year, instead of gifts of


harvest thanksgiv- - 1


report, Mrs Judy Cowling reminded members of Grindle­ ton WI of the many and var­ ied activities which had been enjoyed throughout the year. The institute had been repre­ sented regularly at county events, including the Lan­ cashire Federation council .meetings and the county show preview dinner. 7 President Mrs, Kay Hop- kiisoh recalled the moments which had been;mostimemo-, rable and significant to her in her first year of office—the WI float in the form of a 70th birthday cake in the Grindle­ ton Gala Day procession; the WI Golden Jubilee garden party at the home of Mr and Mrs Cowling, with guests including LFWI chairman


Fun and games In the secretary's annual


|Mrs Hazel Short and past presidents and members of .Grindleton WI; the wonderful evening of fun and laughter with members of Rylstorie WI, the calendar girls, who produced "The Alternative WI Calendar"; community involvement in such activities as "Streamwatch" and. litter-


picking, and an article about herself in the federation mag­ azine "Hot-Pot" under the heading "Lithe in Lycra". Mrs Hopkinson thanked


will be equally shared between , Gisburn Church Roof Fund, children's work at Hellifield_


her committee for their hard work throughout the year and members for their, support. Grindleton Wl is definitely■ thriving, has a wonderful atmosphere and continues to . attract new members., , Mrs ' Catherine : Taylor


, . •. : . • • - • . • .■ .•


thanked Mrs Hopkinson for,, an excellent-year.of fun and,, friendship, saying'her young, and modem image had been a credit to the institute.; Officers for the coining year


are Mrs Kay Hopkinson (president), Mrs Sally Dowds and Mrs Catherine Taylor (vice-presidents), Mrs Eliza­ beth Rowntree (treasurer),


Playing fields The • playing fields ,a t ;


■. (minutes secretary).- • .Forthcoming events include


;Mrs Janet Royle (assistant treasurer), Mrs Sheila Hail- wood(correspondence secre­ tary), Mrs Judy Cowling


- and the Lancashire Federation fun quiz on January 27th.


"Streamwatch" tomorrow at 9-30 a.m. (new volunteers wel­ come), a dinner lecture at Alston Hall next Thursday,


' On November , 14th,


Grindleton WI will celebrate its 70th birthday with a dinner


I


at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, at 7 for 7-30 p.m. HOLDEN


vices were held in Holden Chapel on Sunday, when the preacher for the day-was Mr E. Brennand, of Grange-over- Sands. The young people of the'


Songs of praise Harvest thanksgiving ser­


Sunday school sang "He gave me eyes so I could see", and the choir sang "There is work for Jesus".


children sang "I have seen the golden sunshine", and the choir sang "For the Beauty of the Earth". , Collections taken were for


At the evening service, the ,


KNOWLE GREEN


gia was enjoyed by a large appreciative audience in Knowle Green Village Hall on Sunday evening, when memo­ ries were'stirred of the late film and radio star, Joyce .Grenfell. Trisha Lewis played ■' -her character.to perfection as.<- she performed spme. well-loved and some not-so-well-joved- sketches and songs from the’.', very wide and varied reper­ toire of the great lady of yes­ teryear.


Nostalgia An evening of pure nostal­


Ja z z Fans of jazz are in for a treat a week tomorrow when


. Brian Taylor, Philip Bargh, Carrie Steingold and friends will perform in Knowle Green Village Hall. Proceeds will be in aid of the car park, and


■tickets are £6.50, including supper.


'


and domino drive will be held in Knowle Green Village Hall


Social time The usual fortnightly whist


on Monday at 7-30 p.m.1


On menu Sunday lunch at Fir Cot-


. 7 v


tage, Dutton, in aid of PHAB, is on the menu on Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. Everyone, is welcome. Tickets are avail- -, able by phoning 01254 878293.


, . • . MARTIN TOP


Special services ' ■ Men's Sunday was celebrat­ ed at Salem Congregational Chapel, Martin Top, with a morning service conducted by Mr Norman Pearson, of


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hands of churchwardens Mrs Val Darwent (01282 776962) and -Mr Bernard Parf itt (01282’773759), who can be contacted about any matter..1 • Next Saturday, October


Blackburn. He spoke on the theme of "We,Need Men of ,


God”. Mr William Smith and Mr


John Myers gave-Bible read­ in g s ,1


: and the-concluding:, hymn, "Onward Christian Sol­


diers", was sung heartily. ■ Pastor Jeff: Jones led.the,


evening worship on the theme of "Giving", and the service closed with the hymn "Blessed be the ties.that Bind". Holy ■. Communion was celebrated at


the close. Organist was Mr Don Car-


son.


Autumn fair On Saturday, the annual


autumn fair will be held in Salem , Congregational Church, Martin Top. Various stalls will be well-stocked with goodies, and there will be an a r t display by Mrs Audrey Walker, of Bamoldswick, from 11-30 a.m. to 2-30 p.m. A hot­ pot lunch will be served between noon and 2 p.m.


RIMINGTON


chapel funds, and organists for the day were Mrs B. Harrison and Mr M. Blakey


turnout for the monthly whist and domino drive organised by Rimington Memorial Insti­ tute management committee on Saturday. A pie and peas supper was served, and MCs were Mrs E. Jackson (whist) and Mrs E. Hartley (domi- noes). . Whist winners were: Ladies


Full house There was, an excellent


26th, the church will hold a •gift day when the churchwar­ dens will be available between 10 a.m. and noon to receive donations. On Friday, Novem­ ber 1st, Slaidbum Silver Band will perform a concert in the church hall at 7-30 p.m. Tick­ ets cost £5 and include supper, but take your own drinks. They are available a t the butcher's. Proceeds are for the


' church roof repair fund. The recent concert featurr ing the Linden Singers in St


:Nicholas's Church Hall, organised by Mr Keith New-


- mark,and family, raised a ■ magnificent £810 for the fund. • Mrs Nora Jones won the plant


quiz.


• morning at 10 a.m. will be Mm Pat Spurin. The Methodist Church celebrates its gift weekend when the Rev. Jack Leach will be taking the.Sun- day service.


Services Guest preacher at Sabden Baptist Church on Sunday


Jumble : A jumble sale will be held in


St Maiy's Church Hall on Sat­ urday, November 2nd, a t 1 p.m. Good bric-a-brac and clothing may be taken to the hall from 10 a.m. or left at the presbytery from Wednesday, October 30th, onwards.


Christmas fair A meeting for anyone inter­


ested in helping out at this year's Christmas fair a t St Mary's Church, or who has any suggestions for the event, will be held on Tuesday at 7- 30 p.m. in the presbytery.


Choir . Accrington Male Voice


- Mr H. Grainger, Mr J. Waddington, Mrs M. Pickles. Gents - Mr J. Kenyon, Mr H. Lofthouse, Mrs M. Middle- ton. Dominoes: Mr E. Fox, Mr


Lowe.


M. Parker, Mrs G. Capstick, Miss M. Bairstow and Mr J. Oddie. .


Raffle: Mrs D. Knight, Mrs 1


Christian A id ; ;: : St Mary's Church Hall is


choir is to perform a Christ­ mas concert in St Mary's Church on Sunday, December 15th. Tickets are on sale now, as it is expected to be a sell­ out.


School St Mary's RC School is col­


R. Knight, Mrs Lofthouse, Mr Pye, Mrs Barker, Mr D.


paper and also Nestle cereal box tops. If anyone has any tokens, they can be left at


school, church or with any parent or staff member.


. tioris will be on Saturday, : November 2ndi*at 6-30 p.m;.


Bonfire Night Sabden's bonfire celebra-


: on the’ Holme. Therefwill be -.Guy :F.awkes;. a n d tu rn ip lantern competitions’and a fireworks display at 7 p.m.


. noon. Nearly-new clothing, books and cakes will be on sale, and there will he a white elephant stall, raffle: and tombola prizes. This is the vil­ lage's main effort for Christian Aid, so support will be very welcome.


• V


: num while .the church is with­ out a vicar, affairs are in the


: at St Nicholas's Parish Church on Sunday for the 9-30 a.m: : service. During the interreg-


S t Nicholas's .The Rev. D. Wotherspoon will be the visiting clergyman


the venue for Sabden's Christ-, ian Aid fund-raising market on Saturday from 10. a.m. to


SLAIDBURN


Tenpin bowling On Monday, members of


Slaidbum Young Farmers' Club had an enjoyable evening tenpin howling. Next week, members have


, adults and secondary school pupils and £1 for children. G For more News from the Villages please turn to page


been invited to join in a bee­ tle drive in the social hall at Whitewell on Monday at 7-30 p.m. Admission is £2 for


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I Mars Is a t a rather awkward aspect to Saturn, which could cause some I delays, even some gloom and discourage-ment. Saturn often .feels


ARIES Mar 21-Apr 19 I unlucky, because It doesn't bring results easily. But It does have a positive ,


I benefit In that It stops you. mates you think more reallstically.You will 1 be practical, more down-to-earth, really focused on the essenttalsTry to , I throw your energy Into joint co-operative ventures. If you pull together I you can achieve a great deal more than you would so la Call my Aries ' | line to hear more.


TAURUS


^ 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 5 Apr 20-May 20


I Pull yourself together, knuckle down to the Inevitable and although ,


I progress may be slow, you will end up with a solid result. Don't let I anyone hassle o r harass you. b ut face up to th e feet that someone In a


I position to call the shots may be laying down the law. If you can accept I th a t they are right, you will fare better.Watch health since you could be 1 I a little ever heated, even accident-prone a t times. Put as much attention 1 towards cettingyour body fit as you do towards practical work matters. |


I Call my u um s line to hear more. GEMINI •


O 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 6 Ntay21-Jun21


I Make absolutely certain th a t you've g ot a game plan up your sleeve for | I the next few weeks.You need to go In for structured thlnk-Ing.Work I o u t a realistic goal and practical plans for getting there.There s no sense I In reMng on luck o r blind faith to make It happen.You need to have it I I well thought through, with all the angles taped. Luckily your physical I passions will soar and you will demand the right to be yourself. No one I Is going to be pushing you Into a come r and demanding that you do


I your duty. Cal! my Gemini Hne to hear more. 1


I When someone says you have to be mature, you know i ts going to be I tedious: But this Is really n o t th e time to be playing. Pay attention to the 1 small details, dot the Ts and cross the t s , and you will progress, not I quickly, b ut a t least in a steady forward direction. Keep your optimlun I high as well, because Saturn around tends to make you look on the ,


CANCER 1 *


I bleak side-You may find that feelings of Irritation and anger Inside you 1 s ta r t to well up. But allowing these feelings to surface will d e a r o u t of I your system once and for alL Call My Cancer line to hear m o r e .___


; •-H' 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 8 LEO -: i;


I You know you have to compromise over one situation, be more self- 1 controlled.and maybe tighten your b e l ta little.Saving money is never | fim, but this Is definitely n o t th e time for throwing cadi around to o I I liberally. Ditto eating to o much,'drinking to o much and partying to o .1 3 much. You c a n t bum the candle a t both ends with Saturn.around.. 9 Writing letters, making phone calls, holding discussions and negotiations 1 will fill your schedule.You may be a little to o blunt,at.,times, and. 1 downright argumentative a t others. Call my Leo line to hear more.


1 _ , b 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 9 ( VIRGO ' 1


• , 7T 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 7 l L iD iu i


I Being realistic doesn't always mean focusing on what* wrong o r I I Imperfect-There Is always a bright side and a bleak side, finding a balanced I view Is the tricky side to getting ahead. Don't overtook your mistakes but I


regularly comes your way. Any obstacles that appear .will be swept aside I arid people who oppose you vrfn get short shrifLTour temper Is n ot Neely |


I to be a t Its smoothest and some diplomacy will be needed. But your blunt I approach Is what Is needed to aehlera your aims. Call my Ubra line to


^ 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 417 1 SCORPIO Oct 241Nov 22 f


If you feeling a bit low. you need to do something to b oost your energy. | That may well be to d o with getting your body In ship-shape order. But I it can also be about n o t allowing yourself to be dragged down by f difficult feelings. Nothing Is ever perfect, but the happiest people a - those who take life as it comes, w a rn and all and still smile.You v achieve little by direct action o r confrontation. Indeed the harder you I


I push th e less you may succeed, so It might be as well to develop I patience. Call my Scorpio line to hear more


I 1


I Saturn Is now In a rather awkward aspect to Mars so you a re go-ingto | have to exerdse some res—tralnt. otherwise you'll find yourself dashing I


SAGITTARIUS


I Into arguments and stirring up hornets* nests. Be robust, be direct b ut I try n o t to be to o provocative.You d o n t Intend to let the grass grow I under your feet so you will be setting your goals for th e future very I determinedly. Co-operadon will n o t always be easy for you but your I enthusiasm will be catching amongst companions, so they should rally I round. Call my Sagittarius line to hear more.


f Jun 22-Jut 22.1 | CAPRICORN


S 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 3 . Dec 22-Jan 19 I


I In a rather competitive mood,you definitely want to say what you mean I and mean what you say rather effectively.You will do i t welt, since your I


mind is sharp and dear. But you may talk In a way that just ruffles o the r f people's feathers.Try to add a few jokes to lighten the conversation. N o I one will accuse you of lacking courage o r being to o timid as you push |


' rivals o u t of th e way.You intend to make your mark. Call my Caprif line to hear more.


Jut 23- Aug 22 AQUARIUS


B 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 4 ] Jan 20-Feb 18 I


I You may be a t risk o f turning a molehill Into a mountain. If you do n o t I hold back, and.take a more considered Judgement D o n t leap^to I


i conclusions and say the first thing that comes to mind.Thlnk about m e I I likely consequences o f your comments on d o se companions, otherwise | l you will get a speedy response.You do have to.watch a tendency to be I


i a touch strong In your opinions since you will feel rather evangelical. I I Luckily your truthful and straightforward approach should catch general I I enthusiasm. Call my Aquarius line to he a rmore .


Aug 23-Sept 22


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Clitheroe couple Miss Tracy Horner and Mr Jonathan Green were mar­ ried a t the Oaks Hotel, Reedley. The bride, a welfare


assistant, is the daughter of Mr Bai;ry and Mrs Susan Homer, of Queens- berry Road, Burnley, and her bridegroom, an IT manager, is the son of Mr Ronald and Mrs Margaret Green, of Altham. Given away by her


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