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Events Ladies’ day at Eben- ezer Baptist Church, Billington, will take place on Sunday at 10-45 a.m.


Tea and chat and a bring and buy sale for


Mrs Linda Sawley will take the service. Everyone welcome.


Members are attend­ ing the regional rally, 9 a.m. in the village on Sunday and they must take all craft items.


G H A T B U R N


the Leprosy Mission St Goorgo’S Day will take place on xhe Manor House May 4th from 2 p.m. celebrated with a tra- to 4 p.m.


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Young Farmers Last week members enjoyed stock judg­ ing.


There is no meeting


home was decorated with red and white balloons, flags and bunting - St George’s flag was displayed in the dining room.


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next week. May 1st. A quiz with a St On May 8th the George theme made meeting will be a sports night in the village.


both residents and staff scratch their heads but they were then rewarded with a toast proposed to the patron saint of Eng­ land. A sing-a-long followed which included “There'll always be an Eng­ land”, “In an English Country Garden” and “Greensleeves”.


D OW N H AM


ditional roast beef dinner with York- Floral DGaUty


shire pudding and all Despite spring being the trimmings. The delayed this year.


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Downham Parish Church was beauti­ fully decorated for the Easter celebra­ tions by the ladies of the parish;


he Rev. Alan Reid communion service


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Mrs Adele Pridding was the organist.


and everyone enjoyed singing the rousing hymns.


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during the Apologies accepted and the minutes read and passed. The electoral roll stays the same at 46 members.


year. Wl were President Judith Nixon welcomed members and guests to the April meeting. Lisa Snape gave her


Deanery Synod repre­ sentatives remain the same. They are Mrs Philippa McFall and Miss Rachel New­ ton.


again, as were the sidesmen with the exception of Mr John Walmsley who sadly died this year after many years’ faithful service to St


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Dunsojx Bridge WI was held in the vil-


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Clarkson welcomed everyone.


delegate’s report of The speaker was Mr the spring council Geoffrey Hodkmson


Past members were pour members attend- willing to serve gd the Lancashire


meeting, which she attended at South- port and where the speaker was Baroness Betty Boothroyd.


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conducted the sung The new heating sys- xhe spring concert, tern


held in Downham


Saturday 29th April Gates open 12.30pm


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St George S Day choir members remain After the morning a t five very loyal service on St George’s Day conducted by the Rev. Alan Reid, coffee and biscuits were served by the ladies, before the start of the church AGM.


ladies and were


Adele Pridding for their dedication.


Canon Rodney Nicholson welcomed everyone


and


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thanked all who had helped in any way to keep church matters running smoothly


Mr Jon Whitsey read and explained the finances of the church and was thanked for all his hard work, also the


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was Mrs Vivien Meath, editor of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, who gave an enjoyable talk on her career path as a journalist and the many changes along the way.


all members to cele­ brate the Queen’s 80th birthday and many members wore tiaras during the souvenir.


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The next meeting, on May 18th, is a mem­ bers’ night.


royal occasion.


D U N SO P B R ID G E


Hotpotch The April meeting of


Kidd, E. Robinson and J. Parkinson.


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from some cosmetic work to be finished, will serve the church for many years to come.


Village Hall, was a sellout success, with “Music from the


Federation of WIs agenda conference at Barton Village Hall, where the resolutions discussed were on Renewable Energy and Sport for a Healthy Nation.


whose illustrated talk was


entitled:


A vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs J. Jones.


Musicals” presented An 80th birthday card by singers Jim Park- has been sent to Her


thanked along with The evening raised choir mistress Mrs £769.


er and Joan Hors- field, accompanied on the piano by Janet Ismail.


While in America, he visited Elvis’s home, Graceland.


His slides were on vari­ ous topics, including Cumbria, the Deep South of the USA, and France. He also showed slides on ani­ mals and nature. All these pictures were accompanied by music.


Hoddy’s Hotch­ potch.


Mrs Joan H o tte r- tion of dolls house shaw who welcomed miniatures, beauti- members. The meet- fully displayed, ing began with the She explained her fas- singing of Jerusalem, cination with dolls Wl


Secretary Miss Pauline Ormerod read tbe minutes of the previ-


• ous meeting. d^en\ Mls^Ba^bara ^ r s Mottershaw read house furnhure and Humt Green Wl hold, A representative from Ratcliffe.


Mrs Mottershaw reminded all mem­ bers interested to put their names on the list if wishing t o _________ attend the Acorn


speaker was Miss Betty Boothroyd, who regaled the audi­ ence with stories of her past.


Four members were hoping to attend the


Majesty the Queen from the WI - being the Centre of the Kingdom and as the owner of the land around the village.


Kirsteen Walmsley Speaker at the meeting The monthly competi- and organist Mrs


tion for a decorated Easter egg was won hy Mrs A. Harg­ reaves and Mrs B. Clarkson.


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The raffle was won by Mrs M. Finder. Mrs S. Walker received the birthday flowers.


■ be a cookery tour of Italy with Ann Far- nell, and the compe­ tition is for an Italian


a report from the president, Mrs Marie Devoy, on the spring she took up the hobby annual meeting in aged 60. She was Southport.


thanked by Mrs Jean


Taylors Teas had xhe May meeting will been there and the jjg, tijg Resolutions


Meeting. The two resolutions being put forward are renew­ able energy and sport for a healthy popula­ tion.


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Antiques Show at the S p r in g feStlVHl Lowry Theatre in The annual spring fair December.


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organised by mem­ bers and friends of St Mary’s Church


Spanish evening at Knowle Green and Dutton WI and sev­ eral members showed interest in accepting the invitation to visit Balderstone WL


The hot pot magazines were won by Mrs Vivienne Dugmore and Mrs Barbara


Mrs Alice Riding was presented with a cer­ tificate for 60 years’ WI membership.


Mrs Mottershaw sug­ gested the summer outing be to Harro­ gate to visit gardens and also to include a shopping trip.


Sh. 1 » thought a trip th . hall Chap.1 Lane from noon until 1-30 p.m.


Three dates were sug­ gested.


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Diamond day The April meeting of Mrs Joyce Plumbridge Clayton-le-Dale WI was the speaker. She was presided over by had taken a collec-


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include afternoon tea I t consists of home- would be enjoyable. Members were asked to put their names forward.


roll, a piece of cake and tea or coffee. Donations of at least £1 are requested to support the work of the church;


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improvement work at hall. Gisburn Festival There will also be a


takes place on May The talk is open to all 6th at 2-30 p.m. Due to


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Craven and the raffle Free admission and ^ h is t will be played m by Mrs Irene Alpen.


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held in St Mary’s Church itself, with stalls, games, second­ hand books and home made teas.


Soup lunches Soup will again be


G r i n d l e t o n Methodist Church on Wednesday.


available The lunch is served in from Military whist and


the Village Hall on Bank Holiday Mon­ day, May Day, at 7- 30 p.m. Everyone is welcome and the admission of £1 will include tea and bis­ cuits.


dominoes will be played on Wednes­ day, May 3rd, at 7-30 p.m. with £1 admis­ sion which includes tea and biscuits.


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held in the Village Hall, admission is £2.50, which includes refreshments, and dancing starts at 8 p.m. New dancers are welcome and if they wish can come along at 7-30 p.m. for a spe­ cial beginners class.


For more information please telephone 01254878486.


Spring fair This event held by the church in the village hall on Saturday, May 6th from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. In addition to the usual stalls, refreshments and light lunches will be available.


Speaker The new minister of the village church, Mr Christopher


Everyone is welcome


. speaker for the next three weeks at the 11a.m. Sunday fel­ lowshipmeeting.


Okpoti, will be the


and there are creche facilities available.


Everyone is most wel­ come at all meeting of the church and details of all the meetings can be obtained from the church secretary; Mrs Joan Clark on


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their time making the exquisite items and visiting exhibi­ tions.


tonight in theMemo- nal Hall at 7-30 p.m. The speaker will be


Jean Kortekaas, a local expert on flower arranging. The com­ petition for this month is a Verse to a Rose, with a maxi­ mum of eight lines. There will also be a


bring and buy stall at this meeting, which


will be held down­


stairs in the main hail.


Animal magic The "All Stars and Sparklers" group at St John’s Church is holding a talk for children on Saturday, May 13th, when local vet Mr Mike Rim- mer will speak about caring for pets.


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Recycling The waste paper skip will once again be available at St Leonard’s CE Prima­ ry School, Langho, from May 5th to 7th.


The skip arrives before 3 p.m. on Friday and leaves on Monday morning. All paper and card welcome, no plastic hags and shredded paper to be contained in boxes or paper bags. Proceeds for PTA funds.


Intriguing Mrs Mary Jackson, president of Billing­ ton and Langho WI, welcomed members and guests to the April meeting. After the business, she wel­ comed Mrs Winifred Dawson whose talk was entitled: “Under the Toilet Wall”.


The competition for a colourful scarf was won by Mrs Doreen Penny, second was Mrs Maureen Topham and third, Mrs Noreen Turner.


Mrs Barbara Charlson proposed the vote of thanks, saying that initially she thought Mrs Dawson was either a plumber or an archaeologist and had found a stash of medieval coins! She said she had enjoyed the talk, even though she had been wrong on both counts!


verdict. Members were reminded about the coffee morning to be held in Pendleton Village Hall on May 1st and that submis­ sions of seasonal views of Lancashire for the 2008 calender were requested. A birthday card had also been sent to the Queen, reminding her of her favourite Rib- ble Valley.


At the next meeting, on May 16th, there will be a talk on the work of the Sail Training Organisa­ tion.


no charge for spon­ sored walkers but others e.g. supporters and spectators will be asked to make a donation or a specific charge will be arranged.


For people intending to do the walk an appli­ cation form is avail­ able from EileenWil- son on 778088 or Ron Harrison on 772081 and must be returned as soon as possible to 31 East View, Read in order to have defi- nate numbers in advance.


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Quiz Quizmaster Ramon Bell held a difficult and testing quiz for the teams in the Read and Simon- stone Constitutional Club on Tuesday evening. The winning team “The Four Brains”, led by Sean Porter, scored 23 points out of 36, second place with 19 points were “Four Young Chicks and an Old Cock”, “April Fools” also known as “Last Chance” came third and the booby went to “Ebbed Away”.


Birthday flowers were won by Mrs Sheila Aspin.


The draw was won by Mrs Lilian Harg­ reaves, second was Mrs Doreen Penny and third, Mrs JiUian Eddleston.


The next meeting is on May 15th in Billing­ ton and Langho Community Centre at 7-45 p.m. Resolu­ tions for the NFWI Conference will be discussed and there will be a Jacobs Join supper.


P EN D L E T O N


Wl In the absence of the president. Miss Christine Bailey wel­ comed members of Pendleton WI and introduced the speak­ er, Miss H. Brown.


Also during the meet­ ing, Mrs B. Collinge reported on the spring council meet­ ing a t Southport, commenting on the u n s a t i s f a c t o r y response from the platform regarding the new magazines - a “take it orleave it”


Having visited Nor­ way many times, Miss Brown shared her wealth of knowl­ edge and her illustrat- ed talk showed a great variety of vil­ lages, fiords, moun­ tain scenery and coastal areas. Miss G. Broom gave the vote of thanks.


Friendly circle The final meeting of the season will be held on Tuesday, May 2nd at 7-30 p.m. a t


the United


Reformed Church Hall East View. Members of the Read Friendly Circle will hear Margaret Helme recall the hves of five or six com­ posers and give a piano solo of their music.


Edward Bear The Edward Bear serv­ ice for babies, tod­ dlers and pre-school children will be held on Wednesday, May 3rd at 11 a.m. in St John’s Church. Par­ ents, carers and grandparents wel­ come.


Bay walk The St John’s Church development com­ mittee have arranged with the Queen’s Guide Mr Cedric Robinson to do the Morecambe Bay walk/crossing on Sat­ urday, June 10th. Starting from Arn- side at 6 p.m., Mr Robinson has given assurance that on the day the tide will be exactly right.


Departing from Read and Slmonstone by coach at 2 p.m. and back hopefully by 8- 30 p.m. There will be


Early evening is the best time to walk for amateur photogra­ phers to use their cameras to record the event and scenery. Transport is being arranged to Arnside and returning to Grange Over Sands that evening.


Royal party


Rimington Memorial Institute was taste­ fully decorated in red, white and blue on Friday, when the Friends of Rimington WI hosted a wine and cheese and pudding tasting evening to cel­ ebrate the 80th birth­ day of Her Majesty The Queen. •


Over 70 people attend­ ed the enjoyable event and in addition to the ta s ty cheese they were able to make their choice from a mouthwater­ ing array of delicious cold sweets.


A cake stall, competi­ tions and written quizzes on a royal theme, and a large display of memora­ bilia of the life of our Sovereign, all proved popular.


Great hilarity was raised by a short enterainment entitled “One’s Royal Break­ fast” written and per­ formed by Mrs Bar­ bara Spencer accom­ panied by Mrs C. Thistlethwaite.


They followed with a series of amusing “charades” and a poem specially writ­ ten for the occasion by Mrs Thistleth­ waite. A beautifully decorated cake made by Mrs Christine Knowles was cut and distributed, while everyone


sang


Rimington WI Presi­ dent, Mrs Jean Kerr, thanked everyone who had helped in any way to make the evening so happy and successful.


Mrs Ethel Hartley, at the institute’s electric organ led the singing of the National Anthem, and three hearty


Winner of the royal quiz was Mrs M. Pye, the picture quiz winners were Mrs J. Thornton and Mrs M. Ashton, and raffle winners were Mrs D. Nuttall, Mr F. Por- teus, Mrs F. Simpson and Mrs A. Seed.


brought the convivial proceedings to a close.


cheers


“Happy Birthday” and the to a s t was raised - “The Queen - Duke of Lancast­ er”.


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His hilarious recitation of one of Rob Wilton’s • famous monologue entitled “The Cruise” pro­ voked much laughter.


Thanks were expressed by Mrs Betty Tru­ man. Mrs Ann Askew and Mrs Eliz­ abeth Thomber were hostesses for the evening. Mrs Kate Sims won the compe­ tition for a “a joke” with Mrs Margaret Baines and Mrs Blakemore runners- up.


The next meeting on May 18th will take the form of a guided tour of Skipton Cas­ tle and a fish and chip supper after­ wards. Members are asked to meet in the Village Hall car park at 6-45 p.m.


S A B D E N


Christian Aid Volunteers are still needed to help deliver and collect envelopes for the Village's house-to-house col­ lection for Christian Aid next month. Christian Aid Week is from May 14th to


Wl President, Mrs Alison Blakemore intro­ duced guest speaker, Mr Brian Halliwell, who transported his audience down mem­ ory lane with an entertaining talk entitled “The Golden Age of Comedy”. Needless to say, Saw­ ley members were far too young to remem­ ber the very early “old time greats” such as BiUy Danvers and Frank Randall, In spite of the excel­ lent lifelike drawings done hy Mr Halli­ well. However, other great comedians such as Arthur Askey, Albert Modley, Nor­ man Evans and Hilda Baker were more familiar and members were fasci­ nated to hear their potted histories.


20th and anyone who can help is asked to contact Fr Trevor Vaughan of St Nicholas's Church or organiser Mrs Enid Boyd-Martin.


Appeal The Sahden First Responder Team needs more volun­ teers to provide a reg­ ular round-the-clock rota of support, seven days a week. In November 2002, the Sabden One team was the 20th scheme to be launched by Lancashire Ambu­ lance Service through its Heart of Lan­ cashire Save A Life Appeal.


Anyone who is interest­ ed in training to become a Communi­ ty First Responder or helping the team in any way, can either attend the meeting or contact a team mem­ ber: Susan Cropper, Mary Griffiths, Enid Boyd-Martin or Margaret Wright.


Community First Responders are mem­ bers of the public who are.tralned in the use of an automated external defibrillator and to resuscitate heart attack victims, people suffering breathing difficulties.


For the last 12 months there have been only four volunteers pro­ viding round the clock cover, seven days a week, and they urgently need more support. Because of work and other commitments, they have made the difficult decision to stand down the team during April, as they cannot provide regu­ lar cover. The situa­ tion will be reviewed on May 8th at their next monthly meet­ ing.


Villagers raised thou­ sands of pounds to buy equipment for the team. The village fund-raising cam­ paign began with £1,200 donated by family and friends in memory of popular Sabden man Dan Thompson (21), who died after a road acci­ dent.


They provide 24 hour cover in rural loca­ tions around the county supporting Lancashire Ambu­ lance Service by attending serious and life threatening 999 calls within their local community. Community First responders do save lives!


collapse or uncon­ sciousness.


Farewell This Sunday the vil­ lage will say farewell to the Rev. Trevor Vaughan of St Nicholas's and his wife Ann who are retiring after their second spell in the vil­ lage.


A farewell service, jointly for members of All Saints, Pendle­ ton, will take place in St Nicholas’s Church at 11 a.m. to which everyone is invited and it will be followed by a buffet lunch in the church hall.


Services Guest preachers in Sabden this weekend are Mrs Janet Edwards who will take the Baptist Church service at 10 a.m. on Sunday and Mrs Marjorie Coyles who will take the 9-30 a.m. service at the Methodist Church.


Parish council The AGM of Sabden Parish Council will be on Tuesday, at 7 p.m. in the Methodist School room followed by the parish council meeting at 7-30 p.m..


S IM O N S TO N E


Whist Eileen Vernon arranged the Tues­ day night whist drive in the Old School Hall, with 14 players and MC George Pol­ lard. Winners were: 1st lady Pat Larkin, 2nd John Hull, conso­ lation Dorothy Upton, 1st Gent Sally Birmingham, 2nd Fred Green, con­ solation Gladys Walsh. The special prize was won by John Hull and the next whist drive will


be held at 7-30p.m. on Tuesday, May 2nd and organised by Jean Leeming.


Wl Guest speaker and tel­ evision celebrity, Simon Entwistle made a welcome return to the April meeting of the Simonstone and ReadWI.


The competition for the scariest mask was won by Mrs Barbara Wilson and Mrs Pam Jelley.


Entertaining members with his talk “Ghost Walks H” he told his­ torical tales about local people and places.


Friday with a concert in St Helen’s Church, Waddington, and continues with lots of activities on the croft and throughout the village on Saturday, Sunday and Monday


when the May queen will be crowned and the famous duck race takes place. See sepa­ rate article. • For more News From the Villages, turn to page 23


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The next meeting on Thursday, May 18th will be the “Resolu­ tions Meeting” which will feature a mini- show for confec­ tionary and pre­ serves.


S LA ID B U R N


Whist Slaidbum Village Hall whist and domino winners were: whist; J. Green and M. Jackson, domino; A. Lowe, V. Giles, D. Lowe, S. Berry, P. Metcalf and J. Pye. Raffle winners were: D. Knight, J. Oddie. J. Giles and R. Knight.


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Dance An old time dance held in the community hall attracted a crowd, with music played by accordian- ist Denis Westmor­ land. Thanks were expressed for dona­ tions of raffle prizes and all help and sup­ port.


Raffle winners: W. Growston, A. Sykes, R. Raw, K. Robin­ son, M. Head, I. Wal­ ton, B. Collinson, R. Hawker, E. Healey, A. Aspin, R. Middle- ton, J. Simpson, C. Bainhridge, B. Bain- bridge. The next dance will be May 19th.


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