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C o rn d e ll, Bevan Funnell, O ld Charm, O ld e C o ijr t ,i Kingstown, Alstons, Silentriight CablnetS y ,.^;


W h ite & Newton, Sutcliffes;iSimon SimpsonJ; /


Large conVeniept customer car park at reai^of|Storej|| f A,


- and many more. I .


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PUPILS who achieved passes at A-level (grades indicated


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School


after subject) were: Peter Aighton: BS-b, CL-c,


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GS-c. Holly Ainger: AH-d, ELL-d, F-e, GS-d. Anisha Ainscough: CL-c, E-b, F-c, GS-d. Estelle Alty: BS-a, F-b, G-b, GS-b. Andrew Anderson:.


C-a, GS-b, MM-a, P-a. James Andrew: BS-e, C-e,


GS-e. Charlotte Ashworth: GS-b, MM-a, P-b, PO-c. Jen­ nifer Ashworth: C-a, FM-a, GS-c, MM-a. Jennie Askew: B S -b , C -d , G S - c ,MS- d.


, Jane Bamber: AH-e, ELL- b, F-c, GS-c. Stephen Beards- wortn: AH-a, E-c, GS-e. Catherine Beggs: B-b, BS-a, GS-b, MS-a. Emma Belton: E L -b , F-c , GS-b, ,PO-b. Matthew Benfield: B-b, GS-b,


GS-a, MS-a.


TE-c. Sarah Bishop: BS-b, ELL-c, F-b. Paul BodemAH- e ,


MM-a, P-b. Russell Bennett: T-d, GS-d,


Booth: BS-c, CO-c, GS-d. Anne Borland: AH-d,ELL-c,


GS-c, RS-a.


CO-d, T-b, GS-a. Lindsay Bremner: C-a, ELL-a,GS-a,


Nicholas Bousfield: BS-c, ,


MM-a. Alison Bromley: E-d, F-c, GS-b, MS-a. Daniel


Broughton: GS-b, MM-d, P- KEY


A—Art and Design; AH — American History; B — Biology; BH — British History, BS — Business Studies; C — Chemistry; CL — Classics; CO —Computing; DT — Design and Technology; E — English Language; EC —Economics; EL — English Literature; E L L - English Language/Lit- erature; F —French; FM — Further Mathematics; G — German; GS — General Studies; H — History; HE — Home Economics; MM — Maths Mechanics; MS —Maths Statistics; O — Music; P — Phys­ ics; PO — Politics; Q — Economics; RS — Reli­ gious Studies; T — Geography; TE — Technology.


Kathryn Atkinson: B-a, C-a,


Adam Driver: GS-c, MM-d, P- c, TE-d. Emma Driver: CL-c, EL-d, T-b, GS:d.Stephen Duckett: A-d, CL-e, T-e, GS- e. Nicholas Eastam: Q-e, F-e,, GS-e. Simon Eaton: BS-e, GS- e, P-e. David Ebden: AH-c, T-d, GS-d, PO-b. Lucie Edd- leston: CL-b, ELL-d, RS-b. Catherine Edmondson: CO-b, E-a, GS-b, MS-a. Steven Edmundson: B-a, C-


. Q-e,'GS-d, PO-c. Mark


a , ‘ G S -b , MM-b. L u cy Edwards: A-b, ELL-c, GS- c,TE-c. Richard Ellis: BS-e. Jennifer Emmett: CL-a, EL- b, T-a, GS-b. Gillian Emmott: B-a, BS-b, GS-a, MS-a. Martin Entwistle: CO-a, F-


c, T-a, GS-b. Rebecca Evans: BS-c, GS-c, PO-c. Lucy


c, TE-c. Anthony Bums: CL- , TE-d.


d, EL-d, GS-e,------- Matthew Carroll: T-a, GS-


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b, MS-c, PO-b. Neil Carter: BH-c, T-a, GS-b, MS-c. Richard Carter: B-a, C-b, GS- I a, P-a. Christopher Challing: BS-e, CO-e. Heidi Chatburn:


I T-b, GS-d, TE-b. Louise Cliffe: B-a, C-a, MS-a. Samuel Cocken: T-b, G-c; GS-a, MS-b. Adam Cocker: BS-c/F-a, G-a. Henry Collis: GS-a, MM-c,


1 BS-a, F-b, GS-a, PO-b. Emma Clarkson: T-c, GS-c, PO-c. Paul Clarkson: AH-a,


Well done!


WEBBER (Jessica)


ACE EXAM RESULTS?


why not tell them how PROUD you are of them with a special message published in this newspaper?


from only Style A ; Congratulations


Jessica all the best for the future


Love from Mum and Dad


Well done Jessica


Love and best wishes from Nick and


______ Charlotte Style B from only


£ 1 2 . 0 0 inclVAT pre-paid


£ 2 0 . 0 0 inclVAT pre-paid ,


Well done!


~WEBBER (Jessica)


Congratulations Jessica all the best for the future Love from Mum and Dad


Well done Jessica


Love and best wishes ' from Nick and Charlotte


SIMPLY call in at our offices at:


Scotland Rd. Nelson • Bull St. Burnley • King St. Clitheroe Or telephone 0 1 2 8 2 4 2 2 3 3 1 f°r further information


Benjamin Ferguson: A-e. TE-d.


F-e, GS-d. Elizabeth Foster: BH-a, ELL-b, GS-c, RS-a. Matthew Franks: AH-b, GS- a, MS-b, PO-a. Helen Gal­ lagher: A-c. Danielle Gaynor: B-c, C-e, GS-b, MS-d. James Gibbons: C-e, GS-b,


Emma Fitchie: AH-a, CL-a, >•


lip Gregg: AH-d,'E-d, GS-b, PO-b. Charlotte Gronow: B-b,


P-d, PO-d. John Cooper: C-b, GS-b, MM-b, P-b. Robert Cornthwaite: B-e, GS-e. Jon­ athan Cowlin: CL-e, ELL'-e, F-e, GS-e. Philip Creighton:


Farmer: E-d. Cathryn Far­ rell: C-e,' T-b, GS-b, HE-a.


FM-a, GS-a, MM-a, P-a. James Hargreaves: B-c', BS-c, GS-c, T E -c .. Mark H a r ­ greaves: BS-c; T-d, GS-e,


Kemp: A-b, BH-d, GS-d. Rebecca Kenyon: B-c, CL-c,


T-d.Helen Kiernan: BS-d, E-d, GS-e. Ruth Kitchen: EL-c, F- b, G-c, GS-b. C h a r lo t te Knowles: B-a, C-a, FM-b, GS- a, MM-a. Tom Knowles: B-b, C-c, GS-e, MS-c. Joann a Lane: BH-d, F-c, GS-b, PO-b. Katherine Lane: FM-d, Go-


a, MM-a, P-a. Andrew Lay- cock: AH-c, CO-d, _ ELL-c,


GS-a, MS-b.


gre TE-„.Stephen Hargreaves: GS-d,


MM-d, P-b, TE-b. Abigail Harrison: EL-c, F-c, GS-c, PO-c. Jonathan Hart: AH-d, ELL-c, GS-c, PO-b. Angela Haworth: AH-d, CL-b, ELL- c, GS-c. Katharine Haworth: AH-c, BS-a, E-a, GS-c. Paul Henderson: BS-d, GS-


d. Helen Heyes: B-c, ELL-d, F-b, GS-d. Emma Hicks: CL- c, E-b, F-c, GS-a. Sarah Hodgkinson: CL-c, RS-c. Christopher Holden: CO-b, GS-b, MM-b, P-b. Emma Holden: BS-b, F-b,


GS^l, HE-c. Lisa Marsden: B- c, C-b, T-a, GS-b. James Mas- terman: CL-d, E-c. Charlotte Maudsley: B-e, ELL-d, T-c, GS-d. Andrew Maxwell: E-b, F-c, GS-b, PO-b.


Nicola Malone: AH-c, BS-b, . ,


MM-d, P-c. Carly Miller: B-d, CO-e, GS-c, MS-d. Ian Mit­ chell: T-e, GS-e. Stacey Moore: B-d, BS-b, T-c, GS-ci. Charlotte Morris: .BS-c, ELL- e, T-d, GS-e.


Paul Mellor: CO-b, GS-b,


MM-c. Andrew Myers: CL-d; Q-e, GS-c. Anthony Naylor: AH-c, BS-c, E-c. Mark Night- inghale: AH-b, BS-b, E-d, GS-c. Dulcinea Norton: A-d, CL-d, ELL-d, GS-d.


•Naomi Mulgrew: B-a, C-a, ;


GS-b, MS-a. Rachel Holden: B-d, ELL-c, GS-c, HE-b. Robert Holderness: AH-c, BS-b, CO-b, GS-c. Paul Hoth- ersall: GS-b, MM-d, P-b,TE- b. Gareth Houghton: B-c, T-a,


GS-b. Daniel Howarth: BS-a, E-b,


P-c, PO-c. Sarah Green: GS-e. Sarah Greenwood: GS-e. Phil­


C-a; ELL-c. Thomas Groves: C-b, GS-a,


MM-a, P-a. Sarah Hacking: ELL-b, F-d , GS-c, PO-c. Amir Haleem: BS-d, CO-d, GS-c: Alexander, Hall: C-a,' GS-a, MM-b, P-a. Rebecca


CO-b, Q-c, T-b, GS-d. Benjamin Cuthbert: T-d,.


I sey: AH-b, Q-b, GS-b PO-a. •Matthew Dixon: B-d, C-d,


Abbey fair


I THE Whalley Abbey Fel- llowship is holding a sum­ mer f a i r a week , on


ISaturday. . ,


I the abbey from 10-30 a.m. to 3-30 p.m. There will be the usual stalls and guided tours of the house and .grounds will take place,


The event will be held at | provided. Purse stolen


IA PURSE containing I more than £100 in cash was stolen from a handbag


I 45 p.m. on Sunday. The


I owner’s handbag and took I th e p u rse while she I browsed around the stalls.


offender unzipped the ai8t» i^rl wmmm Your Free Sunglasses include Single Vision Lenses or


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Tourists enjoy s charity euppa ;


THERE was a record-breaking fund-raising event for the the Sue Ryder Foundations ,, Clitheroe Support Group when a large num­ ber of tourists helped to , swell the atten­ dance at the annual August , coffee morning.


in Parson Lane, Clitheroe, raised £590 for the char- . ity’s Cuerden Hall at Bamber Bridge, a home for botn ... young and old suffering from various illnesses.


The event, held at the United Reformed Church,


“It’s always been uvery well attended, but this is -. the largest figure we have raised since the coffee -,


Support group chairman Mrs Doris Pawlicki said: mornings were launched about 10 years ago. r.


came into the hall, plus the usual local stalwarts, i would like to thank everyone for their support. It was _ .


“The weather was'lovely and a lot of tourists .


Mayoress Coun. and Mrs John McGowan. Our picture shows hardworking charity workers _


a wonderful occasion. Among the guests were Clitheroe Mayor and n


_ staffing stalls at the event. (CAT 11792). Bifocal Lenses or Varifocals


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SPEND £59 ON YOUR FIRST PAIR AND » A 't NOTHING POP YQUR 2ND PAIR


Exploration of Kemple End


EXPLORING Kemple End was on the agenda for. 27 members of Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association.


They enjoyed a walk up and around the well-


known point on the east­ ern edge of Longridge Fell. The damp, misty conditions bn the way up obscured the views across Whalley and Clitheroe to Pendle, but on reaching the top of the ridge the walkers were delighted by the beautiful display of heather in bloom.


s c e n e , th e y w e r e interested to hear from leader John Earnshaw that Longridge Fell is the most so u th e r ly are a named as a fell iii Britain.


While admiring the


side of the ridge> the ^ . weather improved ana r


As th e ram b le 1-8 - descended the northern ■


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they’ were able to enjqv , the view across the Vale ot - Loud to the Bleasdale ^


Fells from Parlick in the . west to Totride at the


eastern end.


to improve as the party continued through


, The weather continued


a t t ra c t iv e hamtot 0j l . Walker Fold and round* the shoulder of Kemple ^ End back to their cars.


The ramblers are sche-^ duled to leave Clitheroe on -


Saturday at 9-30 a.m- f°r walk around BurnsaU and^


Trollers Ghyll. Detalls the walk are available on> 01200 423633.


<• ,J - , . % £I; -


I at a ear boot sale on Mit- ton Road, Whalley, at 12-


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lington: ELL-e, F-e. Mark Davies: BS-b, GS-b,- RS-a, PO-a. Andrew Dean: CO-d, F-d, GS-c, TE-e. Liam Dea-


GS-d, P-d, TE-d. Jenny Dar­ F-c, GS-b, RS-a: Rosalind GS-d, P-c. Michael Kay: CO


Hall: B-a, BH-a, GS-a, MS-a. Elizabeth'Hamilton: BH-b,


Hamilton: B-a, EL:b, GS-a, MS-a. Beth Hammond; CL-a,'


GS-b PO-a. Laura Howarth:


BS-b, T-b , PO-c. S a rah Howarth: ELL-b, T-a, GS-b, PO-c. Judith Hunter: BS-b, C-d, GS-b, MS-d. Andrew H u r s t : CO-c, GS-d, P-d. Hanna Hussain: B-c, C-b, Q-c,. GS-d. Deborah Johnson:B-b, C-c, P-b. Sarah Johnson: AH-


c, ELL-c, GS-e, PO-a. Jessica Jones: B-b, C-c, F-


Tson: B-a, C-a, ELL-a, GS-a. Helen Jo y : BS-c, CL-d. Zeenat Kalu: BH-d, ELL-d: ■ Sana Karimullah: B-b, C-c


b, GS-c. Robert Jones: C-c, GS-c, . MM-b, P-c. Philip Jop-


P-c, TE-e. Gareth Osborne: E -b , GS-b, MS-c. PO-b. Christopher Ould: CO-e. Jes­ sica Padgett: Q-c, T-b, GS-b, MS-c. Fazila Patel: B-e, C-d,


Stuart O'Callaghan: GS-d, „ ,


P-d.Mark Pearson: GS-e, MM-e. Rebecca Pedley: BH-d, BS-a, F-c, GS-b. Victoria Penman:


,1' Pickup: CO-a, E-a, 'J’-a. GS-a. ‘ Helen Pinfield-Wells: B-b,i


F-e , GS-e, RS-e. Andrew. Pennington: E-d, F-e, GS-d, PO-b.. Gabrielle Pickering: CO-c, GS-b, MS-c. Jonathan


' Tara Poole: AH-c, ELL-e, GS-d, PO-c. Nicholas Potter:


BS-b, GS-b, P-e.


C-b, GS-a. i Alison Procter: BS-b, ELL-e, GS-d, PO-B.


b. GS-c:, MM-c, P-b. Craig Keighley: T-ey GS-e.:Jessica


Mark Preston: B-bi BH-c,


C-c, T-c, GS-b. Lindsay Pol­ lard: A-d, F-b, GS-b, PO-b.


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Neil Procter: CO-a,'Q-b, .E-a,' GS-c. Steve'Procter: BS-c; F- c, GS-d. Carol Rabagliati: BS- b, T-b, HEra. ■ . y


GS-b. Adriana Leeming: B-b, C-d, CL-d, GS-b. Rachel Ley- land: AH-d, E-a, GS-a, PC-b- Emma Livesey: BH-d, y-b,.


PO-c. Nighat Rasool: B-d, C-. c, P-d. Paul Redmayne: Bb-c,


Julie Rae: CL-c, T-d, GS-d,


T-b, GS-c, P-e. Sally Revell. BS-b', E-c, GS-b, PO-c. Karen Richardson: C-d, GS-d, MS-c. Susan Richardson: Bb-b, r -


d, T-c, GS-b. Catherine Rich­ mond: F-a, G-a, (^-a , MS-a. Helen Riddick: BH-d, CL-a, EL-c, GS-b. Kelly Robinson: B-d, BS-c, C-d. An g ela


Roche: CL-c, GS-c, PO-b. _ Adnan Sarwar: B-d, o-d,


GS-c. MS-e. Madeleine Sayle: B-d, CL-d, HE-c. Emily Scott: ELL-e, GS-e O-e, Lucy Scott: CL-c, ELL-d, GS-e. Helen Seery: E-a,U- b,GS-a, PO-b. ^ Lisa Shannon: ELL-b, T-a,


_ L . J 1 ■' ■ THE A-LEVEL RESULTS Students’ hard work pays off


] revealed last Thursday. For Clitheroe Royal Grammar School students


HARD work paid divi­ dends for many of the area’s A-level students, when their results were


Beth Hammond and Dan­ iel Douglas, there was cause for additional cele­ bration, as the pair cele­ brated achieving five straight A grades. Kathryn Atkinson,


son, Charlotte Knowles, Jonathan Pickup, Cath­ erine Richmond, Jennifer Shutt, Nicola Thompson and Alex Tomlinson


L in d s a y . B r em n e r , Rebecca Hall, Philip Jop-


gained four A grades and 11 students gained three A grades.


the A-level group achieved the college’s best results


■ At Stonyhurst College, i»____. . unl itn N


dates achieving A or a grades, and over 70% with A, B or C grades. A total


of 92% of the candidates passed.


for several years, with no less than 53% of candi­


in quarry lorries


THE headline on our


story about Wadding- ton Fell Quarries last week -gave a mislead­ ing impression, says a company spokesman. “It is'not the case that


there will be more lorries than before. The number is certainly not going to increasg,” he told us. “The(planning permis­


sion granted to us last week allows us to run an average of 60 lorries on e v e ry ’ w o rk in g day throughout the year, with a maxiihum of 85 on any one ddy. As your report accurately said, county officials consider these figuresliot unreasonable. “Bu£we will certainly


GS-a, MS-d. Daniel Shaw: A- d GS-d, P-e. Jennifer Shutt:


CO-b, E-c, GS-c. • ; _ Leah Smith: BS-b, ELL-b,


G-b, GS-a.; Matthew Snape: B-b, C-d, GS-c, P-b. Caroline Stanley: BS-b, T-b, FO-c- Kate Stewart: A-d, BS-d, CL- e, Li Sam Tang:C-e.


c, PO-e. Nicola Thompson, BH-a, T-a, GS-a, PO-a. Ebra- beth Thwaite: BS-e, CL-d, F- e, GS-c. Neil Tidmarsh: BS-e,. CL-e. TE-d.Alex Tomlinson:


Simon Tattersall: BH-e, T- . _


;B-a, C-a, GS-a, MS-a. Steven Townley: AH-d, B-


b, C-b, GS-b. Alexandra Trot­ ter: B-d, ELL-d, GS-c. Hay-


lee Tubb: B-e, CO-e, GS-d, PO-d. Matthew Turner: AH- a, EL-b, GS-a, PO-a. Kath­


erine Tyler: B-e, BS-d, T-e. Lesley Vickers: ELL-c, T-


■ Michelle Webb: BS-c, EL-b, F-e, GS-d. • Samantha Welch:. B-a, C-b, MS-b. Stephen Westacott: BS-b, T-c, GS-c,.


b, GS-c, PO-c. Richard Walk- d en : 6 - d , G S -d, PO -d.


MS-c.


b, MS-c, PO-d. David Whit­ taker:. A-b,' CO-b, GS-d, MS-' ay Alison Whitwell: AH-d, ELL'c, GS-d, PO-c. Donna'


Williamson: ;ELL-d, GS-e; HE-d, PO-d. John Windier AH-a, T-a, GSrb, PO-a. Leoiiie Woods: CL^a; ,E-c,'


- EL-c. Jeremy Wright: FM- ■ c,GS-b, MM:a, P-a, TE-c, t


GS-c,’ PO-a. Eve Worsick: Gemma.Whitford: C-d, GS-; ■../ '• ' ■;


d a , FM-b, GS-a, MM-a, P-a. Adam Smith: C-a, GS-a, MM- b P-a. Greig Smith: Bb-c,


cerned about the early hours jgpme lorries use the village. The meeting accepted Coun. Chris Hoi- tonris^uggestion .that effortSJbe made to move the quarry opening time from 6fe0 a.m. to 7 a.m. HoweVjJr, the legal impli- cationsihf this will have to be investigated. Coun. Holtom also


Councillors were con­ !


askeSSfor a s tr ic te r approach to keeping


r e c q j f d s o f lo r r y movements.


Ltivitation C? | ”


MEMBERS of the public haveSoeen invited to


attends full meeting of all Ribbld Valley borough councillors to be held on


September 2nd. They will be allowed to


' queries is noon on Septem­ ber lsfi Alternatively, the publicawill be given the . chanq£ to ask questions duringjthe first, part of the meeting. •Wrdltten questions shouldjbe sent to Ribble :Vallem Borough Council,


submit questions to the council, which will be dis-, cussed at the meeting. The deadline for all written


' CJiurch Walk, Clitheroe. For more information, phone01200 425111.


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T-c, GS-d. Daniel Douglas: C- a, FM-a, GS-a, MM-a, P-a.


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not be^seeking to exceed them.”.1


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