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Round and About the Ribble Valley Andrew strikes gold — two years late
C L IT H E R O E student A n d rew Moore (20) has finally received his Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award —
over two years late! Andrew, who is th e son of local bus i
nessman Mr P e te r Moore and his wife, Jo an , is in his final y e a r a t R eading Uni v e r s i ty s tu d y in g p o l i t ic s an d in te rn a
tional relations . He reached th e level of s ta f f s e rg e a n t
with C litheroe Army C ad e ts and was one of only two Lancashire lads chosen to go
to F r im le y P a rk t ra in in g c e n t re , n e a r C amber ley, S u r re y , to complete th e la st
s tag e of his course for th e gold award. P r io r to th i s h e h a d to c om p le te -
s e v e ra l d is c ip l in e s , su ch a s a 50-mile walk above 1,500 feet, a y e a r ’s commu n i ty s e r v ic e w h ich in v o lv e d c h a r i ty , work, a skill — he chose his d riv in g te s t — and a physical e lem en t, for which he became involved with Blackburn hockey
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A new bobby in Chatburn
I C H A T B U R N h a s a new village bobby. PC David Fisli (29) lias
J PC Fi sh , who has I 'm o v e d from h is p o s t on l W hal ley foot p a tro l , was b o rn in A c c r in g to n an d b r o u g h t
u p Thornton-Cleveleys .
1 He jo in e d th e L a n c a s h i r e C o n s ta b u la ry a s a
] c ad e t, w h e re he worked a t Blackpool C e n t ra l Police S ta t io n , before jo in in g th e
j re g u la r police force. He was po s ted to Clith
e ro e in 19S2, w h e r e he
I w o rk e d on fo o t p a t r o l , I b o th in th e tow n a n d in
I Whalley. PC F i s h , w h o e n jo y s
walking in his sp a re time, s aid : “ I h av e moved into
I C h a tb u rn w i th my wife, I T r ic ia , a n d tw o children,. I J am e s (9) and Chloe (1). I “ I will also h av e respon- I s ib i l i ty fo r G r in d le to n , I D ow n h am , W o r s to n and I Tw is to n an d can b e con- I ta c ted by villagers reg a rd - I in g a n y m a t te r on C l i th e ro e 41246.”
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tak en o v e r from PC P e te r C ra ig a s th e village’s re s i d e n t policeman.
TH E fir s t a c t of welcome mos t o f us receive in th is world a f te r th e moment of b ir th is a smacked bottom! We open o u r li t t le mouth in p ro te s t and fill o u r lungs with th e a ir we so u rg e n t ly need. In th is way we s ta r t a lifelong h ab it of b re a th in g in and out. T h a t f ir s t smack was for o u r own good, though i t may no t have been ap p re ciated a t th e time. I t g o t th e a ir p a ssag es cleared and unblocked th e te a r ducts. N o rm a lly , b e in g b o rn so h e lp le s s , we a re g iven
ev ery care and a t te n t io n . We a re th e c en t re or loving in te re s t .
Talking with people who have e x p re s s ed a iear. ot . . , ,
d e a th to me, I have rem em b e red o u r V IP s ta tu s as h e lp le s s b a b e s an d m en tio n ed th e w a rm welcome th ey g o t a t th e ir b ir th , su g g e s t in g th a t th e y will be ex p ec ted in th e n e x t world as th e y w e re in this. S u rely we can an tic ip ate a t le a s t a s good a welcome
in th e n e x t world as we received in th is , I tell them! “L e t no t y o u r h e a r t be tro u b led ,” J e s u s said, p re p a r in g His disciples for la te r days. Read Jo h n 14 for
yourself. More th in g s happen to you for y o u r good th a n ill
and like th a t f ir s t slapped bo ttom a re often mixed bless ings , no m a t te r how much you moan ab o u t th em a t th e time. When you re ad Jo h n 14, you will note J e su s saying: “Ye believe in God. Believe also in me .” Y o u r rew a rd for believing in J e su s may come in dif
fe re n t ways. If, a f te r re ad in g ab o u t J e su s , you a re p re p a re d to
ta k e Him a t His word, i t can make all th e difference to y o u r jo y in living. T ry re ad in g th e whole of S t L u k e ’s Gospel and th e n all he has to tell us in Acts. This should make i ts own co ntribution tow a rd s how
yon make y o u r fu tu re decisions. ^ ST A N S p lE L D '
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| s im p ly cut o u t the I to k e n a n d ta k e to I P iz z a T as te , U n i t 13 , j T h e S id in g s , W h a l le y . I O f fe r lasts u n t i l - I W e d n e s d a y 7 th 1 O c to b e r 1992
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/TOKEN 31 PIZZA. FREE coupon p e r p e r s o n . ^ / f , and Mr HamKUnd tn s to p p in g s from h a onion, g re en
team. However, th e p ap erw o rk re la t in g to
th e co u rs e b e tw e e n Fulwood B a r ra ck s and th e Army C ad e ts F orce Association became lost and Andrew only re c en t ly received his h a rd -e a rn ed award.
He said: “ I ’m v e ry relieved to finally
g e t th e aw a rd . I k n ew i t would ta k e longer to come th ro u g h th an th e bion/.e and s i lv e r aw a rd s , b u t I didn’t ex p ec t it to tak e o v e r two y e a r s .”
He is hoping to p u rsu e a c a re e r in th e
police force when he fin ish e s his un i v e r s i ty c o u r s e , th o u g h h e a lso h a s a choice of jo in in g th e Royal Army Oi fi nance Corps o r jo in in g th e Army C ad e ts a s an officer.
Our ph o to g rap h shows Andrew receiv
ing his gold aw a rd from Col H a d u in , watched by S g t Maj. George Almond, a t Fulwood Bar racks .
Carvings raise cash for
village church
A W E E K E N D which n et ted in excess of £2,000 for St Mtiry’s Parish Church, Gisburn, was tinged with sadness as scores of wood carvings went under the hammer.
O n e o f t h e tw o m e n dog’s b an d , sh eep on th e
involved in a re c e n t exhi- p l a y g r o u n d a n d s h e e p I) i t io n o f h a n d -m a d e maypole dancing! models, Mr Alee Hudson, As a ta s t e r , he placed p u t much of ins work u p s ix i tem s in th e au ct io n , for sale .
w i th a w o rn c a rv ed hoot Tlie r e t i r e d farm man- fe a tu r in g a mouse in th e
a g e r , now in his 70s, no s id e m a k in g £210 a n d a lo n g e r h a s th e s p a c e to sm a l le r one £105. house his e v er -ex p an d in g T h e r e w e re n um e ro u s collection — th e re su l ts of b a rg a in s to be had, includ- a h o b b y w hich h a s k e p t ing a replica of th e Lord him h appv for th e p a s t 10 M ay o r o f London s coach y e a r s . "
a n d te am o f s ix h o r s e s , In s te ad , he decided th a t which b ro u g h t ju s t £210,
a f te r th e exhibition, which b u t had ta k e n Mr Hudson a t t ra c te d h u n d red s o f visi- th re e mo n th s to c arve, to r s to th e F e s t iv a l Hall,
I t ’s a b r a v e m an who
A C L IT H E R O E man who is headmaster of C ton, has
b.een elected national chairman of the
Secondary School Heads.
Venture to save woods and forests
P E O P L E from the Ribble Valley are being encouraged to participate in a sponsored walk and help preserve the world’s forests at the
same time. Walk for th e F o re s ts of
th e World is a nationwide v e n t u r e b y th e W o r ld ' Wildlife F und on Sunday.
e v e ry £20 raised will help s a v e a n a c r e a n d i t is a l r e a d y c o m m i t t e d to w o rk in g to c o n s e rv e 29. million a c re s in 2S diifer - e n t countries .
F o r e v e ry pound raised
t h e G o v e r n m e n t h a s pledged a pound in g ra n t
aid, which will be used in p a r t to p u rc h a s e an cien t woodlands in th e UK.
T h e walk will ta k e place
f r om t h e G r o u n d w o r k T r u s t , N ew H a l l H e y . R aw ten s ta l l , a t 10 a.m.
Mr C h ar le s Mar tin, the.
lo c a l o r g a n i s e r fo r th e W W F , s a id t h a t t h e r e ’ would bo a choice o f two. g ro u p walks leaving from th e c en t re , one cover ing a; four -mile co u rs e an d the. o th e r s ev en miles.
A l th o u g h th e t e r r a i n
s ta r t s off q u ite g en t ly on b o th w a lk s , i t b e c om e s q u i te s te e p in places and will only b e s u i ta b le fo r t h e p h y s i c a l ly f i t a n d accompanied children.
F u r t h e r d e t a i l s a n d
s p o n s o r fo rm s c a n b e o b ta in e d from Mr M a r t in (0254 876421).
Celebrations at local
T h e W W F s a y t h a t Oxfam shop
T H E C l i th e r o e O x fam ' g ro u p will b e c e le b ra t in g th e c h a r i ty ’s 50th an n iv e r s a ry n ex t week. In C l i th e r o e , O x fam
s u p p o r t e r s w i l l a lso b e m a rk in g 25 y e a r s since th e f o rm a t io n o f t h e lo c a l
group. While th e 50th a n n iv e r
s a ry is on T u e sd ay , when d o o r - to -d o o r c o l le c t io n s , th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n t ry begin, th e combined fes ti v i t ie s lo c a l ly w i l l ta k e ( place n e x t S a tu rd a y a t th e O x fam s h o p in M a r k e t
Place. T h e r e , s u p p o r te r s will-
be to a s t in g th e occasion, with slices o f c ake, g lasses of wine and cups of te a .
O th e r h ig h l ig h t s w ill
include th e c u t t in g of sp e cial b i r th d a y c ak e s a t 11 a .m . an d 11-45 a .m . , by. th e C l i th e ro e an d Ribble V a l l e y M a y o r s a n d Mayoresses, re spectively. In addition, a special visi to r from B an g lad e sh , M r Rafiqul Alam, will be ta lk in g a b o u t h is w o rk a s d i r e c to r o f p r o j e c t s on w a te r and land reform.
T h e R ev . P e te r S h e p
h e rd (43), who is also hon o r a ry a s s i s ta n t p r ie s t a t C l i th e ro e P a r ish C h u rch , s e r v e s on a- n um b e r o f educational com m itte e s for, th e Church o f England a t d io c e s a n a n d n a t io n a l levels, including th e Gen era l Synod Board of E d u c a t i o n S c h o o l s ’ C om
m ittee. He said of his appoint-,
m e n t : “ I t is o b v io u s ly a g re a t honour and a p r iv i lege to have th e confidence of professional colleagues, p a r t ic u la r ly a t th is v e ry busy and dem an d in g time for schools.” Mr S h ep h e rd continued:
“Church schools, in partic-. u la r , a r e w a i t in g to s e e w h a t th e G o v e rnm en t will propose in th e Bill which a r i s e s o u t o f th e W h i te P a p e r .” Mr S h e p h e rd l iv e s in E a s th am S t r e e t and is pic
tu r e d w i th h is w ife Su e and d a u g h te rs J u l ie t te and Penny, who a t te n d Canon Slade School.
lanon Slade School, liol- Association of Anglican
lie would d isp o s e o f th e can p u t his work u n d e r th e bulk of his collection an d h am m e r a n d e n d u r e th e gave more th a n £600 of th e c r i t ic a l s t a g e o f a lo c a l p r o c e e d s to th e c h u r c h public auct ion w h e re most tow e r re p a i r fund.
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of th e audience a re neigli- le a g u e s ; M r H u d so n c o n te n t a f te r
did j u s t t h a t u i i u m a n d a p p e a r e d th e , , e v e n t.......... in
th a t tlie final figure for th e th e knowledge th a t many fund will be o v e r £2,000. o f h is s h i r e h o r s e s an d A t th e auction, Mr Hud- c a r t s , s h e e p , b i r d s a n d
so n g a v e c r e d i t to M r animals had gone to good H a r ry W ad d in g to n , who local owners, org an ised th e e v en t which a t t ra c te d more th an 1,000 p e o p le in tw o d a y s . Mr VVaddington even took his tu rn on th e s e cu r i ty ro ta , sp en d in g S a tu rd a y n ig h t on th e F e s t iv a l Hall floor. P r id e o f p la c e in th e
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