Clilheroe Advertiser & Times, July ljtli, 19!>i litheme 2232!, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 2,22331 (Classified) A R E T I R E M E N T G I F T . IV fl
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Invited to palace
A CLITHEROE plastics specialist has been invited to attend a Buckingham Palace garden party.
Dorset Drive, has been invited because of Ins out standing work in the plas
Mr Tony Capewell, of
tics industry. He was behind the for
mation of NLPCO, a con sortium of plastics firms m the North West, which aims to enhance business and promote co-operation
within the industry. Mr Capewell, who will
A COM PUT ER printer was the fare well gift for pupils of St Michael and St John’s RC Primary School from long-serv ing teacher Mrs Tom
Teacher presents computer printer
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O’
Donnell.Instead of the school presenting her with a re t i rem en t g if t, Mrs O’Donnell decided she wanted to leave something
of use for the pupils, bo parents and children banded together and the school then used the money to purchase the colour computer printer. Speaking about the pre
school, Mrs O’Donnell has mixed feelings about leav ing. " I t is difficult; I wouldn’t have been here 24 years if 1 didn’t like it, she said. "Over the years it has just got better and better, but there comes a time when things have to
After 2.J years at the change.”
attend the event with his wife Christine, said: ‘ 1 am very honoured to have, been invited and am grate ful to the Department of Trade and Industry for recommending me.
sentation, Mrs 0 Donnell explained why she w*anted the pupils to have the printer: "They will make better use of the computer than I would of a present. Ironically, Mrs 0 Don
would learn
nell could not leave the school empty-handed, so
However, Mrs O’Don-
staff bought her some gar dening furniture for her retirement.
nell said she had never managed to get to grips with computer technology, so she hoped the pupils
eroe, has most recently been the teacher for the
Mrs O’Donnell, of Clith-
. year junior pupils, as ;is language co-ordin-
at or for the whole school. Even her farewell pre
sentation at the school turned out to be a night for the pupils, rather than Mrs 0 Donnell, as she invited several poets along to entertain the children
and parents.
On the final day of term Mrs O’Donnell
WOIU1C11U1 an
pupils
one last thing to say: “It is a wonderful school with wonderful staff, parents :md mmils and that's what makes a school.
just had ; ;
been a pleasure working here.
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O’Donnell surrounded by all the pupils on her final dav at the school
Our picture shows Mrs ''BAILEY- KNOWLES
your STARS
W I T H JUSTIN TOPER CAPRICORN (Dec 22 — Jan 20) Kssr"” *' “ ?• “
other individuals finally come to their senses, AQUARIUS (Jan 21 — Feb 19)
No0d 9u8o 1bUh3e5ne8xt few days will be dr^ ' n^owcver'whaT-
recharge the batteries. PISCES (Feb 20 — March 20)
To this effect a promotional campaign has been today, it would l?0 “ n and'games devero'pments next week wilt brighten up are. Ye? despite some
your entire existence. ARIES (March 21 — April 20) YoS8s
when absolutely necessary 9til|5ca3nno^expect a tone ol S S — - ? S ' Use',h reere a
bound to be occasions when sparks ny. TAURUS (April 21 — May 21)
say the teas! and no^ the rtne[S or dose com-
pantons* agreo'to'your^wishes. Bu, better late than never. GEMINI (May 22 — June 21)
s s . make demands that are onb k n promiseS even though id-d ° - s
some bdHianl ptanetary aspects shortly atter the weekend move that the tables always turn. CANCER (June 22 — July 23)
fome^de^isivTaspects between the^un Cancer and
Neptune and Uranus ® ®?ure q a head9 However, what yo^expedence "early next week is tar more meaning.ul
and special. L E O ( J u l y 2 4 Aug 24)
K 0891 543 592 . R i g h t n o w , you couldn t find y
frustrating. VIRGO (Aug 24 — Sep 20) S 0891 543 593
For career, (amity or 'n<®n ? ^ s next week begins, should be silently
y and the following couple ot days win oe
Emotionally this is IW v '» b0 a ,W|®y rate,9what occurs ,0 meHoHuTa“ er9the weeekend will enable you to plan furthe? ahead'vdttTorwithout certain people.
HBk 0f highs, lows, not
LIBRA (Sept 24 — Oct 22) S 0891 543 594
, hom0 truths and harsh f j g t t . f Z ' S t t
S C O R P IO ( O c t 24-N o v 22) S 0891 543 595
This could well be a aSa
,uW8 discussions, wasted However, since the Sun
Journeys or negative i S c o r p i o atter this week- 'snb
broadening your horizons. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 - Dec 21)
s 0891 543 596
This week could prove rat up with a sotution. Howeve
. un|ess you can come seem as if what
0 h(javen senl even drill^ 0 C t th in g can really prevent you from
the juniors s in g in g A n n ie s su nb , read by
show by the top
juMor’clasfes eotiUcd ‘Today is very boring and would like to be a tea bag.
ef th. ber of songs on the theme -aT i iS S JS p rm t and .mall,"
e.nclodins “ 2 “ 'brought a f i S S 3 ? to " f f i -S .w h lS ^ s g iU enjoyed
byamPidctu^sh!ws“ omebof the children involved in the concert.
a cilMMKlt spectacular involving all the children ot St Jame“ s Ju^or School, Clitheroe, proved a super
perform meant that the concert was given twice, „k n„u>’ an(i “Cherry pink and apple blossom white,
Double performance to meet demand ^hedlmlml from parents to see their children
......................... ...............i lk , number of tunes from Oie “J ungle Book " of their own. fnr our holidays” was
Drivate reasons, you way out ot a paper bag
tiresome and
R The°coyuple's future residence is Paddock House, ^bphoUUPxiph^CTl^Photography, Knaphill, Surrey.
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Check out what stargazer Justin Toper says Is in store tor you this week.
unnecessary medicines, wink luting • • h ----
four y e a r s , i'nciirde Lancashire (IPs issuing ^•imf n a ln e ^ n ’duc?s‘a n . f f i 'o f phannacies
sb b s i* * ^ * * * * disposal of unwanted medicines.
Jane Harrison
I Aiming to cut medicine costs
11 OCAL doctors, patients and pharmacies are being called upon to help put into prac- a scheme for reducing prescribing
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lice COTW 1 -incashire Family Health Services
Church, Wit lev. in Surrey. ln; i? »S " S ' ,)f Mrs Jennifer Ivtnnvlcs, of Willey, ninl the a e . ii* SI
11 MuTcott and the bride’s niece, Miss Katie They
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They wore dusky pink full-length dresses with h S . " - h « .....
0B^,t 'man w^XRWmrd Bailey! the bridegrooms . _ , • T t__I . . . i v i n im f . N l A 'V 1' - v • Omissions
in rail line brochure criticised
THE brochure celebrating the reo))cning of the Rib- | ble Valley rail line lias been criticised by Lon* gridge and District Cham
ber of Trade. Produced by an outside
| Regional Railways North West and Lancashire County Council, the bro chure included a section about the places and attractions which can easily be reached, making no reference to Lon^iidge and surrounding villages such as Chipping, recog nised bv many people as cue of the prettiest in the
agency and funded by
b a c k ^ u f f e r e r s INTRODUCING
KING KOIL BEDS FROM AMERICA
The biggest selling bed in America recommended for back suiferers, developed in conjunction with the International Chiropractors Association
Kibble Valley. With the recent success
of the CARVE campaign, the feeling at Longridge and District Chamber ol Trade is that it is ''^1' much a part in the Ribble Valiev, yet has been ignored by the recent rail
■ U NOW INnique Australian touch hghts
Don't fumble around switch, simply touch to opera*® available in various beautiful designs
brochure.Said secretary Susan Welton: "If Longridge and
; rest could have remained 1 intact. As the second hu gest town within the Rib ble Valley, we have an
C h i p p i n g h a d be e n severed from the Ribble Valiev, there is no way the
important role to pla.v )n keeping the partnership
intact.”L o n g r id g e can be readied in just 20 minutes bv bus from Wiltshire sta tion and is 35 minutes away by bu s from Clitheroe.
POWER tools valued at JC
car parked outside a house in Nowell Grove, Read, between 11 p.m. onThurs- dav and S a.m. on Friday.
Theft of tools *,00 were stolen from a
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