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LOCAL PUPILS TOP ART PRIZES


FOUR Ribble Valley primary school pupils nave surpassed all expectations by claim­ ing four prized places in the “largest and most comprehensive exhibition of art, craft and poetry in the


world.” The talented youngsters


were among 29 entrants from Whalley CE School in the Cadbury National Exhibition of Children’s Art competition. With three categories to


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National Exhibition) Children'sflrt


entries in February, the school was notified that four children had received recognition, three for p o e t ry and one for


painting. J i l l L e ig h (1 1 ) ,


Samantha Kerr (11) and Sophie Rickard (10), all from Whalley, triumphed in the poetry section, while Wilpshire’s Damian Gates (11) caught the eye of the judges with-his pen and watercolour painting of a Christmas rose. Jill’s poem was entitled


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THE whole of St James’s Primary School was in action for the annual sports day, with every child entering a flat race as well as a novelty


race. . Parents and friends . . . . . .


joined in the fun and the afternoon ended with a of-war and relay.


an assistant manager, is the second daughter of Dr and Mrs R.' Lansdell, of Aureol House, Nutter Barn, Sabden. The bridegroom, a shift


Hobson, J. Pratnt,. Girls — K. Watson, G. Dixon. Class 2: Boys — M. Greenwood, M. High. Girls — C. Chiappi, .1. Dobson. Class 3: Bovs — S. McKeown, I). Hitchen. Girls — N. Malone, S. Bishop. Glass 4: Boys — 1). Greenhalgh, C. Halstead. Girls


Flat race. Class 1: Boys — K. .i


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R e s u l ts I


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— K. Sharp, V. Smith. Class 5: Boys — A. Peck, T. Hill. Girls — Garner, R. Parkes. Class (>: Boys — T. Bartlett, K. Khan. Girls’— R. Holden, K. Gould.


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engineer, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs S. C. Coulston, of West View, Clitheroe. The bride, given away


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Hoys _ S. Greenwood, M. High. Girls — V. Brown, 0. Sieczowski. Class 3: Boys — S. McKeown. I). Embley. Class 4: Bovs — C. Briggs, A. Wallace.


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Class 4: Boys — P. Byng, P. Stevenson. Class 4: Boys — S. , Hudson, U. Greenhalgh. Class 5: Bovs — T. Hill, W. Adams. class 5: Boys — A. Peck, b. I’ol- hu'd. Class G: Boys — S. Hur- i„n,


I). McBride. Girls: N. Kia-


zat, R. Jilani. Class 7: Boys — R. Bleazard, M. Cottam. Class 8: Boys — A. MaeQuurne. P. [


McTear. Three-legged. Glass 1: Boys


Gass 7: Boys-"D." Masseyrs. ki n son. , M. K icj K \v a v ant! E.


C hL"RSe S ' S ™ ' Uh'1S G i r ls ”— ^S .^B is h o p an d ' n ! Obstacle. Class1™ Boys — J. M a lo n e , E . G e ld a rd and V .


by her father, wore a gown of French embroi­ dered satin, featuring leg­ o-mutton sleeves with a tulle flounce. She had a full-length veil and carried a waterfall bouquet of lilies, Singapore orchids, roses and ivy. In attendance were


Pratt, C. Schofield. Girls — K. Watson. M. Dawson. Glass 2:


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Paula Lansdell, the bride’s sister, Julie Hodgson and the bride’s niece, Jennie Marsden. They wore gold satin


chrysanthemums. Page boys were Gareth


i v y a n d


dresses with leg-o,mutton sleeves and carried Vic­ torian posies of roses, o r c h i d s ,


and Byron Rowbottom. Best man was Mr James


Taylor and ushers were Mr B. Marsden, Mr E. Coulston, Mr K. Fergu­ son, Mr S. Brown and Mr


DRY A RATHER red-faced f a rme r moving t r ee stumps with his bulldozer sliced through the water mains in Bolton-by-Bow- land on Thursday after­ noon . . . and three hun­ dred Sawley homes were reduced to having just a trickle of water. Bowland High School


— S. Wandless and S. Townson, R. Dobson and S. Waddington. Girls — S. Begum and E. Wtl-


IT was roses all the way when pupils at Ribb­ lesdale School, Clitheoroe, took part in a silver


jubilee competition


rose show was a resound­ ing success, with over 200


The school’s 25th annual


entries. With so many beautiful


blooms on display, the judge, Mr P. N. Spencer, head of St James’s School, had a very difficult task.


from 12-year-old Lindsay Jones, who received a sil­ ver cup, a £5 prize and a book token. Second place went to


The winning entry came


Young (13). They received £3 and £2 prizes and book | tokens.


was divided between the three finalists.


All the admission money | .


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roses were distributed at the Castleford Home for the Elderly, Queen’s Road, Clitheroe. Our picture shows some


After the event all the ' 1989. A full set ol rules is available at the office of this newspaper. I FULL NAME................................................................................................


Carol Bailey (14) and third spot was claimed by Sarah


of the competitors, with winner Lindsay holding her trophy (centre), Mr Spencer (far left) and Mr D. Mortimer, Ribblesdale | headmaster (far right).


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Cross. Class 4: Girls — V Smith and K. Sharp, M. Thomp­ son and A. Graham. Class (i: Bovs — R. Khan and S. Roberts. R. Holden and H. Fawcett. Class 7: Boys .— A. Cowking anti A. Hampshire. S. Hall and K. Ali. Girls - V. Townson and L. Hillary, I). Bond and C. Wharton. Class 8: Bovs — D. Chadwick and S. Wilkinson, S. Nixon and I. Sar- fraz. Girls — K. Stamvorth and S. Veevers, S. Hayton and H. Fowler.


McCallv, A. Kent. Class 5: Girls — E. High, L. Garner. Glass 7: Girls — F. Pritt, K. Embley. Class 8: Girls — C. Williamson


Skipping. Class 2: Girls — R. , „


E. Salisbury. Potato. Class 3: Boys — L.


F. Telese. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. Denis McWilliam. A reception followed at the bride's


home. The couple will live in


Butler Clough Cottage, Wha l l ey Old Road,


Makinso n S tu di o , Blackburn.


Billington. . Photograph: Jeremy


Chemists’ rota I TODAY anti tomorrow.


headmaster Mr Graham Crossley had no alterna­ tive but to send all his pupi ls home because school dinners could not be made, there was no water to drink and the toilets would not work properly. Kit Dakin (25), who


Carter, T. Wood. Girls — N. Holden, A. Dixon. Glass 4: Boys — M. Cooper, H. Pickup. Class 5: Girls — V. Korny, G. Sut­ cliffe. Class 8: Girls — F. Gould, N. Musgrove. Class 7: Girls — I , Brewer, N. Hall. Sack. Class 3: Boys — S.


Young, D. Hitchen. Egg and spoon. Class 8: Girls


works on the family farm, The Hague, Bolton-by- Bowland, was moving two elm tree stumps to widen the farm entrance. He said: “The elms had


— D. Simpson, H. Marsh. Tug of war. Class l:boys (A. Wallace, S. Wandless, C. Scho­ field, J. Pratt. R. Dobson, R. Pells, W. Fawcett) beat Glass 2. Class 2 girls (K. Bleazard, R. McCally. H. Khan, H. Dryden, C. Sieczowski, S. Howell, C. Crook) beat Class 1. Relay. Dead heat between


died of Dutch elm disease and I was trying to break the roots with our bull­ dozer to lift the stumps out when there was an almighty ‘w hoosh.’ I thought at first I had hit a blocked drain, but soon realised it was the mains.” Nor th West Water


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Class 1 boys (A. Wallace, J. Pratt, C. Schofield, R. Dobson), and Class 2 boys (M. Green-1 wood, J. Linley, M...Beverley M. High). Class 1 girls (E. Wtl kinson, K. Watson, G. Dixon, S. Wilkinson) beat Glass 2 girls. Class 3 boys (S. McKeown, I). Hitchen, D. Wharton, R. Alston) beat Glass 4 boys. Class 4 girls (V. Smith, C. Briggs. K.l ................eat Class 31


[day to allow concrete poured around the main pipe to set.


workmen mended the mains by.10 p.m. the same evening. However, the water supply was not res­ tored until later the next


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“Fishing,” Samantha’s “Never put the moon in a tin” and Sophie’s “Point­ ing.” They were all writ­ ten at school as part of the children’s normal class-


work.


were received in all, mak­ ing the fact that the school secured four top places even more impressive. Now that all the paint­


Over 50,000 entries


October 31st. The exhibition then


ings, poems and crafts have been chosen, they will be included in the grand exhibition, which opens at London’s Natural H is to ry Museum on


tours the country until late July, 1990, calling at Peterborough, Bristol, Coventry, Middlesbrough, Bolton and Aberdeen. On top of the thrill of


Cadbury’s Seventh Book of Children’s Poetry,” due to be released in Septem­ ber. All royalties from the book will go to the Save the Children Fund. The c h i ld re n w e re also


seeing their work dis­ played, Sophie, Jill and Samantha will have their poems printed in “The


rewarded with cer t- PQ


don Askew, who is delighted with the school’s


Head teacher Mr Gor­


results, values art as an important part of educa-


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with the art we do at school. Entering the com­ petition was just a logical step,” he said. “You can’t be sure of winning these large competitions, but I you might as well have a


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