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Yew could help the CHAMPAGNEglasses^ fight against cancer RAISED TOR


LOCAL landowners are being offered.cash for yew hedge clippings — for use in a new can­


cer-beating drug. . The common yew, which provided the wood to make


the famous English longbow, used to such devastating effect at Agincourt, now has a life-saving role in the


"°Mr J ^ C o o k e , of the Country Landowners’ Asso­ ciation said yew clippings were being used by cancer sdenbsts in the production of Taxotere, a new drug used in the treatment of breast cancel .


Yew needles, he explained, contain a suDscancc called 10-DAB 111, which the scientists extract, purify


l t nce and convert into the new drug. Taxotere has now been granted a licence foi ti eat­ ..... ,


ing patients in the UK and 14 other European ^Doctors in a number of cancer


soaring, Mr Cooke explained.


Good rates are paid for the clippings, l)atl tl™ “ ^ those which are stone and soil-free. They “'®


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Germany for initial processing, before being manufac tured in England.


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I GLASSES were raised to a Clitheroe retirement home’s second centenai-


' She is a resident at Lancashire County Council’s Castleford home for the eldeily in


ian, Mrs Ruth Ellis. , . „ . ,


I QlBmii iii°Barrow, Mrs Ellis was one of four sisters. She worked at Longworth s cotton


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A RIBBLE VALLEY school once threatened with bulldozers has been praised by Govern-


m\V;ukhngton and West Bradford CE Primary School nestles ona greenfield site between the two villages. In the 1950s, it was threatened with closuie, when county surveyors argued that separate schools should


Ser p u b l i c T n ^ Ef t the time heard that the school was overcTowxled^md that the la'ovis'on o twx. n0 . schools was preferable to spending £00,000 on an


^Landowners also preferred to build houses at the site, rather than extra school buildings, the inquiry


^Thirty years later, however, the school has been


described as offering sound value for money. It has a strong Christian ethos, while good relation-


shins and moral values are strong features. "children are said to have a good attitude to wink,


their behaviour is excellent and they have a positive approach to learning, applying themselves well to tasks


SeBeha?iou.elTn and around the school is excellent pupfls are courteous and trustworthy, and respect for property can be seen in the good condition oi the


school grounds.


Punils at the school were further left counting their blessings, when inspectors praised their prowess in


m‘The Inspectors^said: “The children are enthusiastic learners and they reach high standards, m line with national averages, in all subjects, with highci than


average performance in maths and science. “Standards in reading, writing and numeracy meet


national expectations, while pupils with special needs are well-served and reach standards that are commen­


surate with their ability.” Staff at the school were also singled out for pi aise. The school’s head teacher, Mr Peter Cunhffe, was


said to provide sound leadership and clear educational direction, while governors were described as eiticient


'"The inspectors recommended that pupils should be given greater opportunity for individual research anil investigation, in order to challenge anil extend their learning, and to capitalise on their positive attitudes. Chairman of governors, Mr Peter Ratchffe, said he was "delighted noth the report, which gave full credit to


the efforts and dedication of staff and pupils. “ I am particularly pleased that the inspectors recog­


nised the strong Christian ethos of our school anil our work in ensuring that the children have high standards of conduct in a happy environment,” he commented.


Edie passes a century


FAMILY and friends gathered to celebrate the 101st birthday of Mrs Edie Baily at the Manor House residen­ tial home, Chatburn.


Mrs Baily, a resident for 10 years, attributes


| h e r lo n g l i f e to moderate habits, hav­ ing never smoked and only occasionally hav­ ing had a drink.


At the age of 14,- Mrs


Baily started work as a machinist, an activity which she was able to practise expertly — even into her 90s.


' She moved from London to Buxton dur­ ing the war and, from there, to Clitheroe and


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then to Chatburn. , She lived with her


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before marrying a professional cricketei and moving to Selkirk! She then came back to


Lancashire, living and working in Lancas ter, where she ran a sweet shop.


She returned to Scotland when her hus­


band got a job as cricket coach at a boys boarding school. Mrs Ellis inivUeulaiy enjoyed looking after pupils at the scho and refers to them as her boys.


Mrs Ellis’ sister r family T-i'.r i


Mrs Ellis hved foi som t ^ Castlefov(i slx ^ a ita g o to'be near her sister, and nieces and nephews.


The couple then ^ “ [jme^after’her hus- . .


daughter and family until she reached 86, when circumstances


and age necessitated that she went into resi­ dential care at the ■ Manor House. ■


Entertainment at the ■


party was provided by Stuart and Sheila Gar-


from , the shows on the organ.


nett, from Rathmell, who played old-time favourites and songs


Pictured is Mrs Baily; ’ '


with family and friends.


m READER


| 6 - Ponlins Preslolyn/Soulhpod, 8 days . . .from £75 13 - Ponlins Preslalyn/Soulhporl, 8 days . .from £/->


1 3 - Hampton Court Palace Flower


HOLIDAYS 1996 S h o w -f £ ° a^ 9 w j


JULY 18 - Tina Turner, Don Valley Stadium - Sheffield .only | 1 £42 AUGUST 6 - Coastermania, Black]kpool ____ 9 - Edinburgh Talloo, 3 d a y s ..................... £99.95 |


10 - Buckingham Palace, 2 d a y s ........... A /y .yo 16 • Walking for Softies, 3 d a y s ...........from £89.95


18 - Buckingham Palace, 3 days . . . . . . -"om *■* y 19 - Summertime inttajgcrel Lakes , 3 days


E 2 2 2 H ................. from £89.95


I 23 - Paris, 4 d a y s ....................... from iusl £1°9:° ° | 26 - Highland Castles, 5 days ............... .. • • ■ ^ JV | 30 - Amsterdam, 4 d a y s ............. from only £139.00


SEPTEMBER


2 - Buckingham Palace, 2 d a y s ............... 6 - Malt Whiskey Trail, 3 d a y s ..................... -Loo


12 -Lourdes, 5 days . .................................... “ {‘ g 14 - Rome & Sorrento, 8 days ................. .. ■ -»-loy 14 - Bruges & Calais Weekend, 2 days . . .from £59 1 4 -America, 10 d a y s ....................... from £^1,4 85


15 - The Emerald Isle, 6 d a y s ................... .. . -»-IVV 28 - Best of the West End, 2 d a y s .............from £65


OCTOBER 5 - Alton Towers, 2 d a y s ..............................-^ 9 I


5 - Poland, 7 days ........................................ £ ’ “ 9 , 9 - Loch Lomond, 2 days ................. .......... ..


18 - Holland & Amsterdam, 3 days . . .from only £89 18 - Paris, 4 d a y s ....................... from just £119.00 25 - Old Time Music Hall Weekend, 3 days .£99.95 25 - Highland Railways Holiday, 6 days


£209-00


26 - Czech Republic, 7 days ..........................£199 27 - ELBA, 7 d a y s ...............


, NOVEMBER


4 - loch Ness & Highland Magic, 5 days from £108 8 - Edinburgh & The Scollish Borders, 2 days . .from


£35 9 - Best of Ihe West End, 2 days.............from £65


10 - Scotland's Scenic Railways, 5 days........ .£159 13 - Scarborough, 2 d a y s ................. from only £35 | 7 dc


16 - Rouen Shopper, 2 d a y s ......................... • £^ 18 - Scarborough, 2 d a y s .................horn only £35


26 - Turkey & Tinsel, 4 d a y s . . . 28 - Calais Shopper, 2 days


DECEMBER


6 - Clolhes S h ow ..................... 6 - Loch Lomond, 2 d a y s ........... 13 - Calais Shopper, 2 d a y s -----


1997 March 1st Healhcliff, London, 2 days .£29 I


.£35 .£49


..£99 l im y


. . .£99.95 I from only £49 omo . .£137 I


For details of our 4 day, August bank holiday Paris break at just £109 ring Paula for a brochure


BOHEMIAN EXPLORER VISITING


THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND PRAGUE


October 26th - 7 Days - £139 n.iv Rnhemia lav out o f sight beyond a cloak or 40 years o f Communism, but


no"w as'part'of"ihc new Czech Republic, you scenery a^ m3Snincent archilcc^re m ^


removal o f barriers ac™“ t Ci i0


removal o f barriers across y e " reccnrvctirs has remained virtually untouched by tourism.


d c ^ r c r r I d ! n f c o a c \ ™ C anne'i ferries, qualify accommodation and ooniincma. breakfast during your stay in Marinaskc. Services o f lour g u i d e . ................................ ............... ■


LOURDES September 12th - 5 Days - £129


Our 5 dav break to Lourdes provides a fascinating introduction to a location of outstanding interest and an insight into one of


the great religious centres of the world.


Local departures, modern _c o a c h , Jw o ^ n ig h t s^ a n d continental breakfasts in Lourdes,


the Pyrenees, services of courier, ferry crossing reducations.


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Mrs L. Heney Burnley


AMSTERDAM & The Jewels of Holland


August 30th - 4 Days £139


Join us for a fabulous short break lo Amsterdam and sample the many attractions of this Dutch City - often desenbed as one of the mosl beautiful capitals in the world.


Excellent quality, modem four Mar hotel, situated less lhan three miles m n nine I residential <lTCa.


two miles from the Rijkamusscaum. in a quiet residential area. Guided sightseeing tour of the city


Visit to Arnhem scene of the famous Battle during the Second World


Visit to Kroilcr Muller art museum • famous for its collection of Van Goah’s - over 50 of them


Afternoon al Hcl Loo Palace of Ihe Dutch Royal Family, rounded by , _ , , . .


William of Orange Luxury coach iruvd BerviccsoZ:x[WricrK:cd bi-iingual lour guide Ihroughout Ihc holiday


EDINBURGH & THE SCOTTISH


BORDERLANDS November 8th


2 days only £35


An excellent value for money 2 day holiday, delighlful scenery, good company and c h a rm i n g a c c om m o d a t i o n . Price includes: return transport by private


coach, dinner, bed . and full Scottish breakfast at the Waverley Castle Hotel, visit to Jedburgh Woollen Mills, visit to Kelso, visit to Edinburgh Crystal, free time in Edingburgh.


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Visit to Coster Diamond Factory - where the Koh I Norr diamond in the british Crown Jewels was cut _ . . .


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from DamqSquarc, Ihc geographical centre of Amsterdam and less than • ■ . e?_.l.


- . & o u { J lp o r / f f o iv e r s A o tv


Experience the sheer joy o f flowers and the excitement o f a lively date out at Europe’s premier summer Show, on _ this fabulous value fo r money ______________ •- • .« daybreak.


Floral beauty, award winning exhibits, exciting arena events and live entertainment.


DEPARTING 24th A U G U S T 1996 What’s Included: • Luxury return conch travel • Admission paid entry to the Southport Flower Show at Southport's Victoria Park Showground


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Price includes return transport and top price ticket._________


TOM JONES December 15th NYNEX ARENA, MANCHESTER , ■ £31.50


For your free brochure on any of the holidays designed especially for readers


Ring Paula Kenealy on


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___: We have already recommended it to many others. Yours sincerely Dear Paula, . I would like to thank you fo r the wonderful ■ . • ,


holiday we had in Paris with Riviera Travel due to the advert in your paper. Everyone on the coach ivould agree - an excellent holiday, good accommodation - ,. excellent courier and coach driver.


Everything was so well organised, we got a lovely tour of Paris and plenty of time to explore.


OCTOBER 5th - 2 Days


jo in us for a fantastic two day break to the heart o f Staffordshire and Alton Towers, Britain's premier theme park, where the , choice o f attractions is endless with so much to see and do for the whole family. _________


whafa Included • Luxury Return Coach Travel • One night's accommodation In a Staffordshire hotel • All rooms


with private facilities to include bath/shower, WC, colour TV and tea/coffee making amenJUes * Full English breakfast,* Two day pass for Alton Towera Theme Park (entrance


Included admission to all rides) • Services of an experienced lour driver • ilO Single room supplement


available from local pick-up points


S e p t e m b e r 1 4 th - 8 d a y s £ 1 6 9


Join us on this great value eight day holiday, which combines two o f


Italy's greatest jewels; Rome - the eternal city and Sorrento, where


stunning sights and scenery abound. Price includes: luxury coach travel, ferry crossings, accommodation


with continental breakfasts, visit to Rome, visit to Sorrento, tour manager.


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