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(i Clitheroe Advertiser it- Times, June 20th, 1989
Pub rallies to help after our sad story
THE plight of a Clitheroe family touched the hearts of regulars at a Ribble Valley public house after we first spotlighted their sad story.
problems encountered by This week, Mrs Garner sion and says: “Mr Garner the Garner family and said their son was having was quite choked.” asked the landlady of the problems feeding and Royal Oak, Mellor, to ' organise a charity football match and barbecue, which raised a bumper £300 for tiny twins Tony and Andrew, who have spent much of their short lives to date in the Royal Liverpool C h i ld re n ’s
They read about the blood supply.
his wife Linda have been keeping a bedside vigil while seven-month-old Tony receives treatment for an abscess which has developed on one of two family, we decided to do artificial sumps inserted something to help." by doctors to maintain his Mrs Miller contacted the
Hospital. Mr David Garner and
Miller said that the pub’ regulars frequently raise funds for different chari ties and added: “When we heard about the Garner
prematurely in November, suf fering from h e a r t defects, and both have since received treatment which has entailed the family travelling back wards and forwards to Liverpool. Landlady Mrs Susan
tube was now being used. The twins were born
a family to ask their permis-
a draw and barbecue, before the charity football match.
There were pony rides,
were absolutely over whelmed by the support received and they thanked mine hosts Vincent and Susan Miller and pub regulars in person when they travelled to the Royal Oak for the presentation of a cheque.
Mr and Mrs Garner ; ' ’- iW PW V '
Our photograph shows Mi ami Mrs G a rn e r and Andrew (centre) with Mi ami Mrs Miller.
* ’ ’ v- \ f I / \ X . ' / V * ’ 4 A canny idea for Roefield
The firm is hopmB to collect enoug" at its premises to se 1 in bulk and pve
r a iS w e a f o ! t h e ° f l i tte r .
n ffprpr f hi5 John
Roefield Leisure Centre which will also rid the I, , enough aluminium drinks cans and ring pulls
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boQSt to the Roefield appeal. The already stands at ^ 000
appeal, which h o p s. t o. re ad at the firm, John Fielding (27), of _ l l . '
Y.as. the K e p{jfwn„ who this month started a volleyball club which will t e t d aTRoefidd He told Harrison’s manager. Mr Peter Croft, who promptly ? nremises as a base for collecting the cans. “We are hoping that• memben| o U « ^
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cans here and in the future we hope to place plastic bins on various sites, inTh fmm 'isV^
si™g and has sent off for some magnets
PepsiCoaanl SunkisL The chairman of the Ribble Valley Sports and Recreation Association Mrs Doreen Euinton, said: “I think John s idea is a winner and we aie vefy m-ateful to Harrisons for helping the appeal. Severn local firms have been Sery^elpful, but we would like many more to come fonvard with ideas.” As yet, the can project has not got a name, though “Campaign has been
SU“R would be a wonderful hobby for schoolchildren to undertake in the holi-
^Any one' in\'erested°in the project, or wishing to join the volleyball team, can contact John on Clitheroe 243G0.
Clitheroe 22321, (Edit*
as Brl clown
CLOWNING aroi| to celebrate the versary on Satuif exercise.
descended on the “bil top” at the hall an I eagerly accepted th| invitation to “be clown and make ’eil laugh.” The programme fol
Brownies, includinl l oc al gr ou p s!
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lowed closely on the heel of the Scouts' 75th annl versary celebrations, alJ held at Waddow. Coaches from Clitheroil
Whalley, RossendaUf Colne, Nelson, Burnleii Accrington, Darwen anl Blackburn brought till girls, aged seven to 11. tl the international Guidl camp and training centre.f The anniversary nisi
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coincided with the centeil ary of the birthday <1 Lady Baden-Powell, "will of the Scouting movil ment’s founder, so till Brownies had much t | celebrate. The day was a triumpl
for the hardwo rk in l Guiders, for the pril gramme ran like clocll work, despite the hug* numbers involved in till celebrations. As well as comini
dressed for the frolics, thl girls were asked to draf clowns' faces on paptl plates, make hand puppet!
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