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N EW LY restored from the ravages of time and vandalism, a painting of a crucial stage in the devel opment of Whalley has gone on exhibition in the village’s library gallery.
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monks in the early stages o f building the abbey between 18550 and 1 14l>, was painted for English Martyrs’ Parish, Whalley, in 1975 by the local artist, Mr Lambert Halstead, who lived on The Sands.
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the abbey building, which is the disused parish hall. Vandals who broke into th e em p ty b u i ld in g damaged the painting badly.
Now re sto red and
cleaned, its exhibition comes halfway through the celebration of 1,400 years of Christianity in Whalley, just as the abbey itself only a r r iv ed halfway through the long history of the church in the area.
The next event on Sep
tember 8th is a poetry reading by Ursula Fanth- orpe, whose latest volume of verse, “ Safe as Houses”, has just received
enthusiastic reviews. A talk on September 8th is
entitled “ Crowing Old Faithfully” and, appealing to the other end of the age range. November 1st sees the “ Young People’s Light Party” .
A festival organiser
says the autumn pro gramme introduces a series of spiritual and con templative occasions and gives practical guidance on meditation and prayer.
Our photograph shows
branch librarian Miss .lean Harrison with Mr Hal stead’s painting, which is in her charge until the end of the month when it goes to the p r e sb y te ry at English Martyrs’ . One mystery remaining is the
author of the verse painted on it in illuminated gothic script.
It reads: “ Like mountains carv’d by human skill appear,
Where Towers, Pillars, Pinnacles and Spires
To all concur to match my great desires,
Whose joy it is to see such structures rais’d
To th’end my God and Father should be praised.” (CAT 1489)
T OCAU A-LFVEU RESULTS
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School
STAFF and students at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School celebrated even better A-level results than
list year. There were five stu
dents who achieved four A-level passes at Grade A and 17 gained three passes
in Grade A. Pupils who achieved
passes at A-level (grades indicated after subject)
were: Imtaynz Ahmed: B-a, C-d,
GS-d. MS-e. Ishfaq Ahmed: e, GS-d. Louise Alexander
AIM), BS-c, T-e, GS-c. James Allan: Alba, EL-a. T-a. GS-b.
lirxisey Allen: H-d, EL-e, F« US-e. Daniel Allwood: CL- T-c. Walter Aspinall: BS-d,
. - d , G S -c, MS -e. Jon Aveyard: F-c. GS*a, MS-a, 0- b. James Bailey: C-b, FM-d, GS-c MM-u, P-a. Mark Baker: AH-a, CL-b, GS-d, PO-a. Scott Bamber: C-a, FM-c, GS-a, MM-a, P-a. Emma ta rk e s s : A H -a , GS-b. •-a.TE-a. Luke Bax: GS-d, MM-d, P- Matthew Beardsworth: B-c,
T-c. GS-e, TE-c. Emma Beau mont: CL-d, ELL-c, GS-b, O-b. Alexandra Bellamy: F-
•. G-b. GS-b. M.M-a. Elizabeth Serrv: H-c. E-b, GS-b. PO-b.
Daniel Bibby: A-d, CI.-c, GS- Matthew Billington: GS-e.
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Booth: B-c, H-c, GS-a, PO-b. Lindsay Bowman: A-c, ELL- e, T-b, GS-d. Paul Bradley: CO-b, GS-c. MM-c, P-b. Keith Brantley: T-a, GS-b, MM-b, ’-a. Christopher Breckell:
AH-b, E-b, GS-c, PO-c. Michelle Brennan: B-a, E-b, GS-a. Seona Bromage: CO-a, GS-a,MM*a,P-a.
Judith Canty: EL-b, F-c, T- GS-b. Edward Chan: A-e.
Jennifer Cheung: CL-a. Q-b, GS-b, PO-b. Claudia Chiappi: CL-c, ELL-o, HS-d. Andrew Clark: BS-u. E-a, T-a. GS-b. Joel Clarke: H-b. EL-a, GS-b, PO-a. Stephen Clough: CL-d, T-c, GS-c, PO-b. Charlotte Coates: B-e, GS-d, MM-e, P-d. Anna Cocker B-a, C-a, GS-d, MS-a. Julie Conroy: B-d, GS- c, MM-b, P-c. Matthew Conroy: H-e, ELL-e, T-d. Deborah Cooke: CL-c, T-c, PO-b. Richard Crabtree: AH- T-d. GS-e. Benjamin Cross:
David Blezard: CO-a, Q-u, S-c, MS-b. Hannah Bond: B- C-e, E-b. GS-b. Victoria
CO-d, F-d. Hugh Cummins: c, EL L -c, G S -d . Nikolas B-b, C-e, T-c, GS-d. Jessica Jolmes: C-e, Q-c, T-a, ub-c. Cunliffe: B-b, C-e, GS-b,
TE-b. Gemma Dawson: H-b, CL-
d, GS-d, PO-a. Jason Day: C- c, GS-e, MM-b, P-b. Michael Denby: E-d, T-d, GS-e. Rose Dinsilale: ELL-d, T-b, GS-b, RS-b. Dale Dixon: C-e, MM-b, P-c. Gemma Dixon: C-a, FM- c. GS-a, MM-a, P-a. Robert Dobson: AH-a, EL-a, GS-b, PO-a. Lee Doolan: CO-e, Q-d, G S -c , M S -c . S am u e l I)oughis:F-c,GS-a, MS-b, PO- b. Robert Duffy: AH-d, E-e, T-c, GS-c. Hannah Dugdale: B-a, C-b, FM-d, GS-b, MM-a. Mark Eceles: BS-a, T-a,
GS-d, PO-a. Olivia Edington: CL-e, E-e, GS-e. Russell Edmonds: B-c, C-d, GS-e,P-c. Helen Edwards: AH-d, B-c, GS-b, MS-d. Louise Edwards: B-b, C-e, T-b. Patricia Fan: B-a, C-a, GS-
c, MM-b. William Fawcett: AH-c, Q-c, GS-b, PO-b. Valerie Fielding: AH-a, BS-b,
F-a, GS-a. Vincent Gardner-Chan:
AH-a, EL-a,G-a, GS-a. Paul Garside: BS-b, T-b, GS-c, PO- b. Rachel Gee: AH-d, F-b, G- b,
Roberts: AH-b, EL-a, GS-d, PO-a.Louisa Roberts: H-d, E*
Andrea Jones: AH-c, BS-c. EL-c, GS-d. Matthew Jones: AH-e, MS-b. Susanna Jones:
H-c, EL-c, GS-c, PO-a. Trevor Kearsley: H-d, Q-d,
GS-b, PO-c. Angela Kelsall: B-b , C -c , T -b , GS-d. Samantha Kerr C-c, GS-b, P- a, TE-e. Helen Khan: B-a, C- b, FM-d, GS-c, MM-b. Victoria Lamonby: ELL-d,
T-b, GS-c, RS-c. John-Paul Lander: BS-e, GS-e,MM-d, P- e. Klair Leonard: E-c, GS-c, PO-c. Margaret Lord: CL-b, T-a, GS-b,MS-d. Haley Lunt: B-c, GS-c, MM-e. Peter MaeCabe: B-a, C-c,
GS-e. Charlotte GilTonl: B- c, E-c, HE-tl. Sally-May Gil
bert: H-a, EL-c, GS-c, PO-c. Tarn Goldsmith: CL-c. Mur ray Gordon: AH-c, Q-c, F-c, GS-a. Iain Grace:
CO-a.GS-b, MM-b, P-a. Paul Grice: CO-a, FM-e, GS-a, MM-a, P-a. Aimee Green: A-c, B-d, G-c, GS-e. Christina Greenwood: A-a, C-c, GS-b, MM-b. Paul Gregson: TE-e. Sam Hardaere: BS-b, CL-e,
G-e, GS-d. Ben Hargreaves: AH-b, Q-b, T-b, GS-c. Vic toria Harkness: AH-a, ELL- b, T-a, GS-b. Christopher Harris: H-d, CL-c. Charlotte Harrison: 0-c, T-b, GS-e, PO- b. Nicola Hart: E-e. Daniel Hartley: H-d, Q-c, T-c, GS-d. Esther Hawkins: H-c, EL-c, GS-a, MS-e. Liam Haworth: BS-c, CL-e, PO-c. Oliver Haworth: AH-d, B-c, T-b, GS-c. Jonathan Haydock: Q-a, GS-c. MS-a. PO-b. Dominie Henshaw: FM-b, GS-e, MM-a, i»-b, TE-e. Roberta Herd: A- c. ELL-d. HE-d. Ross Hib- bert: H-e, GS-e. Jonathan Hoare: B-b, C-d, GS-b, MM-d. Anna Hollingworth: B-e. E-d.
GS-c, MM-b. Nathanael Mars- den: B-d, GS-c, P-<1. Nicola Martin: H-d, CL-b, F-d, GS- b. Wesley Mart»n:T-c, GS-c, MM-b. P-d. Stuart Marven: A-<1, FM-c, GS-a, MM-a, P-a. Sarah Maxwell: AH-a, ELL-c, GS-c, PO-b. Gareth Mayoh: AH-d, BS-c. CL-c. Michael McDonald: B-c, T-c, GS-d. Andrew McGee: BS-b, CO-c, GS-c, MS-b. Rosie McGlynn: CL-a, EL-a, GS-b, PO-b. Daniel McLoughlin: AH-c, CL-d, T-c. Emma Mead: AH- e, GS-d, O-c. Elaine Minto: C- b, G-c, GS-c, MS-b. Glen Moon: Q-b, ELL-a, T-a, GS-a. Stephen Moss: CL-e, PO-d. Naomi Mulgrew: B-b, C-c, GS-a, MM-d. Edward Nicklin: BS-e. Kate 0|>enshaw: E-d, F-d, GS-e. Caroline Ormond: E-b,
F-a. T-a, GS-b. Caroline Palmer: BS-d, T-b, GS-c. Jessica Parman: CO-c,
T-c. GS-e, PO-c. Nicola Pate: CL-a. E-d. GS-c, PO-b. Mahera Patel: CL-c, F-c. Jon
athan Penson: CO-d, T-c, GS- e. Dominic Pickles: B-d, C-d,
P-d. Hannah Pilkington: CL- b, EL-d, F-d, GS-c. Martin Pollard: AH-c, CL-a. ELL-b, GS-d. Simon Pollitt: GS-e, MM-a. P-b. TE-d. Catherine Pressley: GS-d, O-b, PO-c. Joanne Procter: A-c, CL-c, F- d, GS-d. Victoria Procter A- a, B-a, C-c. GS-e. Joannah Pye: A-a. CL-b, G-c, GS-e. Anita Qureshi: B-b, C-d, Q-d. Mohanied Rahman: GS-d.
MM-b, P-b, TE-e. Caroline Ramsey: B-d, E-d, GS-d. Jane Ratford: AH-c, F-a. G-b, GS- a. Claire Redman: BS-e, E-e.
T-e. Philip Howard: AH-b, B- Jamie Reynolds: AH-a, T-a, a, BS-b, GS-c. Nicholas Hut- GS-a, PO-b. Nasiina Riazat: chinson: B-a, C-a, T-a, GS-b. CL-c, E-e, HE-d. Diane Kelly Jackson: B-a, CL-a,
GS-a, RS-c. Laura Jackson: GS-e. Michael Jeffery: GS-c, P-d. Karen Johnson: A-d, CL-
Riehardson: H-d,EL-d, F-e. GS-c. Joanne Richardson: F-e, MS-e, PO-c. Lee Richardson: BS-c, CO-d, E-c, GS-d. Anna
e, GS-e, PO-d. Nicole Rush- ton: E-c, F-c, GS-d, PO-c. James Saunders: FM-e, T-
a, GS-b, MM-b, P-a. Katie Sedgwick: Q-d, F-d, GS-d, MS-d. Emma Seed: AH-c, CL-a, GS-e, PO-a. Oliver Seed: AH-b, BS-a, GS-c, MS- a. Jayne Sharratt: AH-a, CL- a, EL-c, GS-b. Alasdair Shaw: AH-d, FM-b, GS-a, MM-a,P- a. James Shaw: BS-c, T-d. Waseem Shiraz: AH-b, Q-b, T-a, GS-d. Sarah Shoraka: B- b, EL-a, GS-a, PO-a. Andrew Slinger: AH-d, CL-c, GS- b,PO-c. Mark Slinger: AH-b, GS-a, MS-a, PO-b. Helen Smalley: A-b, BS-b, ELL- b,GS-c. Alistair Smith: BS-c, CO-d, GS-d, Smith: CL-e. RS-d. Mark Smith: BS-c, CL- e, E-c. Nicholas Smith: A-d, AH-d, CO-c, GS-d. Nicola Spencer: BS-b, ELL-c, F-d, GS-b. Jennifer Spurrett: B-a, C-c, GS-a, P-b. Stuart Squires: C-c, GS-a, MM-a, P- a, Sally Standen: BS-b T-a, GS-b, PO-c. Lee Summers: Q- d, GS-e, MS-c, PO-c. Martin Talbot: BS-b, GS-a,
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Wilkinson: BS-c, G-d, GS-b, PO-c. Paul Wilkinson: CO-c, E-b, GS-c. Rachel Wilkinson: BS-a, F-d, GS-b, PO-a. Sara Wilkinson: AH-c, ELL-b, G- b, GS-b. Robert Williams: CL-b. Abigail Wilson: BS-d F-d, GS-d. RS-e. Catherine Wilson: AH-c, ELL-b, F-c, GS-a. Emma Wolstencroft: B- b, C-c, GS-b, P-d. Laura Wood: A-d, B-d, CL-d, GS-d. Sarah Woodruff: Q-c, GS-c. MS-a, PO-c. Nicola Yates: B- a, C-c, T-b. GS-b. John Zil tener: Q-c, T-a, G-a, GS-a. KEY: A — Art and Design; AH — American History; B — Biology; BS — Business Studies; C — Chemistry; CL
PO-b. Caroline — Classics; CO — Computing;
, ELL-d,GS-d, DT — Design and Technol- * • —
PO-b. Philip Tate: CO-a, GS- b, MM-b, P-b. Suzanne Tat- tersatl: BS-c, E-d, T-c. Alexis Taylor: F-c, GS-c, O-b, PO-c. Jillian Taylor: F-b, G-b, PO-c. Jonathan Taylor: B-a. C-b, GS-a, MM-b. Yvonne Taylor. AH-c, EL-d, GS-d, RS-c. Sarah Theobalds: CL-b, ELL- c, GS-c, HS-c. Dawn Thomp son: C-b. FM-c, MM-a, P-a. Helen Thompson: A -e . Richard Threlfall: C-a, GS-a, MM-b, P-a. Steven TiUotson: T-c, GS-c, MM-d, P-e. Ste phen Tipper: C-d, GS-c, MM- b, P-b. Laura Todd: B-a. C-c, GS-b, MM-b. Emma Tubb: AH-d, BS-b, F-c, GS-b. David Turner: BS-b, CO-e, GS-d,
e, PO-b. Nathan Verran: B-a, C-c. GS-b, MM-b. Helen Waddington: CL-c,
EL-c, F-c, GS-d. Steven Waddington: AH-c, ELL-c, GS-b,PO-a. Alec Wallace: C-c,
GS-c, MM-b, P-a. Andrew Walton: C-b, FM-e, GS-a,' MM-a, P-a. Rachel Ward: AH-c, EL-c, G-d, GS-c. Sara Watton: BS-b, EL-c, GS-d, PO-b. Mark Whalley: Q-b, T- b, GS-b, MS-a. Sarah Whal ley: B-d, C-d, T-c, GS-b. Nicola Whitehead: F-d, GS-a, MS-e, PO-c. Ben Whitham: AH-c, T-b, GS-c. PO-c. Ian
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ON THEIR BIKES IN MEMORY OF A POPULAR WORKMATE
A T E AM of 20 cyclists from a Clitheroe firm are setting out this weekend to ride across the country, raising money in memory of a workmate who died of cancer earlier this year.
This is the third year that work
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ers at 3M Neotechnic have organ ised themselves to cycle the 140 miles from Blackpool to Scar borough to raise money for char ity. This year they are donating the proceeds to the Macmillan Nurses Fund in memory of a col league, Mr Bill Tomlinson.
Last year the campaign raised
£2,500 for the Heart Foundation and workers at the firm have been
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fund-raising for several months already. The 20 riders have been collect
ing sponsors for the ride, which will take them two days to com plete. They will leave Blackpool
at seven o’clock on Saturday morning and the overnight stop will be at Knaresborough. By then they will have completed 80 miles, including the gruelling climb from Bolton Abbey to Blubberhouscs Moor. Each rider pays for all the expenses he incurs in the course of
the journey. In attendance will be three sup port vehicles, one of them pro
vided by 3M Neotechnic, and a number of supporters. The first proper halt on the ride
will be at 3M Neotechnic, where the ridel's will have breakfast with the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Eileen Lowe, and Mr Tom linson’ s widow, Mrs Maura Tomlinson. There will be a street collection in Clitheroe on Saturday morning.
Fuel gone A PADLOCK and chain on the between <
gate of a compound at Jubilee Mill, Taylor Street, Clitheroe, were smashed when thieves entered
1 p.m. on Saturday and 3
........................ p.m. on Sunday and stole diesel fuel valued at £1,000 by syphoning
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A NUMBER of excellent results were celebrated by
fmpils at Stonyhurst Col- ege with a large number
of students whose native language is not English gaining three and four A-grades and one, W. Woo, A-grades in physics, chemistry, mathematics, further mathematics and a d d i t io n a l fu r th e r mathematics. Local students’ results
were as follows: D. Barnes; F-d, S-d,
PO-e. L. Baron: PO-d, E- e, M-d. S. Humphreys:
DT-a, GE-c, M-c. C. Mercer: B-e, C-e(AS). E. Mercer: PO-b, H-e. N. Thornton; EC-c, G-d, M-b.
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RIBBLE residents wi l l be
celebration among thousands
flocking to see the Archbishop of Canter bury, the Most Rev. George Carey, at a oDecial anniversary service at Blackburn
Cathedral. He will be preaching at
the service being held on September 7th to jele- brate 1,400 years of Chris
tianity in the county. The service begins at 1 1
„ m With the Archbishop giving a talk entitled “ Liv- ng stones” . The congrega
tion is invited to bring small pebbles to place
inside the base o f a spe cially-commissioned pro cessional cross. The service ends at l i -
30 p.m. and will be fol lowed by a display from the well-known clerical
clown, Roly Bain. The entertainment will involve music and various street amusements, including a fire-eater.
The Archbishop will join
the lunchtime crowds at 1- 15 p.m. and intends to meet as many people as possible before his depar-
ture at 2 p.m. “This will be the biggest
event in the history of the Diocese o f Blackburn for
many years,” says Richard Steel, communications officer. We a re e s p e c ia l ly
pleased the Archbishop can join us. Everyone is. welcome. We’re making plans to fit as many people as we can into the cathe dral, and overflow outside i f necessary.”
Along with the service
and entertainment, there will be an exhibition about the life and work of the Church o f England in Lancashire.
Health meeting invitation
LOCAL residents with an interest in health matters are invited to the AGM of the Communicare NHS
Trust. The meeting will be held
on September 9th, at 7-30 p.m., in Accrington Town
Hall. Lead flashing
THIEVES have stolen 80 metres o f lead flashing from the roof of a Clith eroe building. The flashing, which is valued at £500, was stolen
from Pendleton Brook Day Centre, in George Street, between 4-15 p.m. on Monday and 11-30 a.m. on Tuesday.________________ •
Radio-cassette is the target
THIEVES stole a radio cassette player, valued at £200, from a Ford Granada parked at the Pendle Trading Estate, Chat- burn, between G p.m. on Tuesday and 7 a.m. on Wednesday of last week.
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