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VIP OPENER FOR CRGS SCIENCE BLOCK
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T 11 V. w i n ners al t he weekly briilge session of
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the Fondle Club, Clith- eroe, were K. Holland and M. Brackall, !.. Ihixbtiry ami K. Bulcock.
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NEWCHURCH IN PENDLE THF PF.RFF.CT CHRISTMAS
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1 Professor Ku’hanl Uat- 1 IT p i p C l l I T C ; low, one of the school's
i most histinnuisheil Ohl Boys, is a Rollow of tin* Royal Society of Chemis try atul is internationally roeoiutisotl for his research work, which is eentreil aronntl tin* investigation of eomplex materials using computer modelling, quan tum mechanical synchro tron radiation and neutron scattering techniques. He holds the title of
Wolt’son B ro fe s s o r o f Natural Philosophy at the Koval Institution, where he is responsible for con ferences. seminars, teach ers' workshops and lec tures for school pupils of all ages. P r o f e s s o r C a t 1ow
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Stolen from night school
TH IE VE S stole a black record bag. valued at i ' l ”\
from a classroom at Ribb- le>dale High School. I 'lit h- eroe. between S and S-’JO p.m. last Wednesday. Tlie bag, which hud the
words "DMC HI Interna tional" in white lettering on its side, was taken dur ing tin* break for evening elasses held at the school. A witness saw four
boys, aged between FJ and I I. possibly dressed in school uniform, running up and down tin* corridor out side the classroom where tlie theft took place. Anyone with informa
tion about the theft should contact Clitheroc Police on
02S2 SiKilftl. / ' / i ¥ ' ~ Happy hours
A L L former pupils, staff ami friends of Howland C'outUv High School are invited to an “At Home” at the school on Tuesday
This splendid painting depicts a snow covered scene ot Newel
in l’endle. in full colour, il was painted by talented local anisl Keith Melling anti could be yours, in the form o f a signed limited edition print The 12in bv Sin print costs just ,i-15 inc Y A ! to readers ot this news paper - a big saving on the normal retail price ol mote than .k-20. Or you can order a rcadv to hang, hilly-mounted, trained print with an acid free back for the special price o f just .) 2S inc. VAT. couitesv o f Favell's I’ ieture l-'ramers at Clilheroe. The overall size will be
1 Shi in by 12in. The painting o f Newelutreh is the fifth limited print produced by Mr
Melting for hast Lmtashire Newspapers anti as usual we expect a huge demand, especially as Christmas gilts. So make sure you reserve your copy by ordering now.
Remember this is a signed Limited Edition and is avai lable Framed or Unframed only from the fo l lowing offices:
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Chat burn theft M A K IT A power tools, worth 1*700. were stolen from Luke Smalley Tim ber Merchants, ('lithcroe
Road, Chatburn. between 0 p.m. Wednesday and S
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"^F-r-z-fcv'.V- Kit-hnrd root
evening. The event, which also
marks the departure of long-serving headmaster Mr Graham Cros sle v , after IT years at Howland, starts at 7 p.m. and runs until i1 p.m. Over refresh ments there will be lots of opportunities to recall days gone by.
Power tools
T H IE V E S broke into W isw e l l M oo r house Farm. Port field Lane Whalley. and made off with power tools, valued at i'l.loO. The incident occurred between 10 a.m. last Tuesday and - p.m. on Wednesday.
was awanled an M.A. in 11*70 and a doctorate of philosophy in 1071. He thou became a lec
turer in chemistry at Uni versity College. London, for nine years, before tak ing up a joint appointment w ith tin* Ha re s bury Laboratory as professor of physical chemist ry at
Keek* University. Building work on the
n o w s c i e n o e b l o c k . situated at C’ lUiS’s (.'hat- burn Road site, was com pleted last summer and the six laboratories and four preparation rooms have been in use since the beginning of the winter
term.
Mr.lames Parker, chair man of the school's gover
nors. said at the opening ceretnonv: “ The science block is a very significant addition to our facilities and will be of enormous benefit, both to the stall who work in it ami to the pupils in their scientitic
education.”
Local students take three top awards
TH R E E local part-time stuklents came away with prizes fo llowing Myerscough College's annual presentation o f awards.
Former Clilheroe
ltoynl Grammar School pupil William Robinson US) received the prize for the best student in his group nt the Clilheroe centre and wns presented with the llOC.M I’ nuls Award. William has recently
completed the first year o f a course in agriculture on a part-time basis, combining studies with working on the family farm in Slaidburn. Downturn) student
Hcvcrley Spenslev (Xt) has recently completed a course in farm records and accounts at the college and won the prize for the best student in her group, receiving the I.aneashire Poultry ltreeders' Award. Hcvcrley. of
Downturns, was one o f several students who
received ti double distinction, having achieved top marks in both practical and written assessments. Richard Peel (21),
who is employed on the fantilv farm at Brogdcn, Gisburn, completed a remarkable double. He has recently completed the fifth year o f a course in agriculture and was awarded the prize for the best student in his group, fur which he received the Garstung NKU Award. The awards were
presented bv Mr Fred Moor, director o f tourism and leisure, Fyldc Borough Council.
Tough win for chessmen brings year to a close
TH E Clitheroc Chess Club’s A team completed its 19LM fixtures with
a home game against Blackburn B. The first game of the season was against Blackburn C and ended in a draw so, on
paper at least, Clitheroc hail its work cut out if it was to gain anything from the fixture. The first game to finish
was on board four, when Brendan Brown and his opponent reached a posi tion o f equal pawns and opposite-coloured bishops. This is regarded as a draw in theory and was agreed
in practice. Peter Rvan also agreed
a draw with his board five opponent, keeping the
sides level. On board two, John
Smith had e x c e 11 e n t chances for an attacking sacrifice, but in attempt ing to manoeuvre into an even better position he made mistakes and lost after a superb run of six consecutive wins. Brian Carr won material i board three and deve
loped an overwhelming position, ill which his
opponent was forced to resign, bringing the teams level ngnin. Tlie last game to finish
was on board one, where Eric Mansfield played some steady defensive chess with the blnck pieces, but eventually went a pawn down. However, his strong
central pawns were able to exert enough pressure to regain the material and free an advantage at the final time control. Adjudi- cation of the position was decided in favour of Clitli- eroe, giving the home team a 3-2 win.
The first game of 1995
for both Clitheroe A and Clitheroc B is on January 10th, when the teams face each other!
Heartening cycle ride in Israel
R I It 1! b K V A 1.1. K Y adventurers are being
invited to take part in an amazing charity cycle ride
through the scenic heart ol the Holy band.
The British Heart Fniin-
d a t i o n ’ s ' ' I s r a e l Experience" is a fund-rais
ing event with a differ ence. It involves cycling 25D miles through Israel while raising money for the An gin a Research Appeal.
Taking place between
.April 22nd and 30th. the event is oikmi to anybody fit enough to meet the challenge of cycling up to 50 miles a day for five con secutive days.
Cyclists already regis
tered range from the ages of IS to 02 and come from nil walks of life.
The experience, which
spans nine days, takes in some stunning scenery on route, from Han in the north and across the Sea of Galilee to the batiks of
the R iv e r Jordan, the shores of the Dead Sea
and Jerusalem. Anyone who would like
to take part can FreoCull 0500 200576 for an infor mation (Hick.
William Robinson
Getting in the swim for charities
SW1.MMF.RS in the Kibble Valley are being asked to take the plunge and start practising l"i' next year's national swimatben. Kntrv forms are now available tor HI Swimathon
■'do. Kurope's largest swimming marathon, uhich takes place at Rihblesdale Pool in March. Participants have to either swim
a.nod metres, which is 2 0 0 lengths of the peel, er swan as a member
of a team of up to five people. At last year's event. 120 swimmers were prepared
to get drenched to the bone al the peel and they came from as far away as l.aneaster and Kendal. A record alt' pool’s are participating areirnd the country this yoar and the swmi.o.'ien s am; is to
recruit
aO.OOO swimmers nationally. Tin1 funds raised will be given to si\ chanties, tlie
British Heart Foundation. British \nnu: !■ ntuidatioin lmporial Cancer Research Fund and three sports
charities. Anyone wanting further iniermatien about the swi-
mathon should contact Mr lan Cronshaw- at l.ibbles- dale Pool on Clilheroe 2 1 . ' ' 2 d ___________.
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bu i ld ing costs ol the project, the cost ot interior furnishings was met. in part, by funds provided by
the school's trustees. Our photograph shows
Professor Callow (front left), performing the otti-
eial opening ceremony, together with tfrom the left) Mr Parker. Mr Anth
ony Cooper, head of biol ogy. Mr Edward Carter, deputy head teacher. Mr Stuart Holt, head teacher, (back lt%
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