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Much-loved Edie dies at age of 102 Record eniry


A WELL-KNOWN and much-loved resi­


dent of Chatburn’s Manor House Nursing Home, Mrs Edith Lina Baily, has died


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aged 102. Mrs Baily, known as


I Edie, had been a resident a t Manor House for 12 years, before which she lived with her daughter, Jean, and family in


Clitheroe's


Park Drive. At the tender age of 14,


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she started work as a machinist, an activity which she was able to prac­ tise expertly well into her


90s. A Londoner born and


bred, she moved to Buxton during the war and, from there, to Clitheroe and on


to Chatburn. Mrs Baily had always


attributed her long life to moderate habits, having never smoked and only occasionally having a


drink. The funeral service was


held at Calverleys Chapel of Rest, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, on Monday and was followed by cremation at Accrington Crematori­


um.Mrs Baily leaves a daughter, Jean, son-in-law, Eddie, grandaughter, Jane


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Andrew and Paul. Donations in memory of


Mrs Baily are being received for the Manor House Residents' Social Committee by nursing home owner, Mrs Janet Harrison, care of Calver­ leys Funeral Service. Our picture was taken at


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LOCAL school leavers are, for the first time, having to wait until the end of June to


enter into the labour market following Gov­ ernment legislation


last year. The opportunity for


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youngsters to leave full­ time education at Easter is now a thing of the past and the earlies t th a t those who are 16 before the end of August can start work is June 27th. East Lancashire Careers


Services has personally advised hundreds of employers of the change and mailed thousands more with this information in the recent edition of their publication "Recruit­ ment News". Mr Ray Howard, chief


PEOPLE development policies have led to Clitheroe's I Cl Katal- co's works gaining a


prestigious award. The factory has been


presented with the Investors in People recog nition, along with its business headquarters at Billingham, Teesside. The Clitheroe site


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worked with the help of ELTEC on people develop­ ment policies and systems during 1997 and .was assessed successfully dur­


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Now that you am over the bumpiest para of recent events you can begin to settle downco see how the land lies.You will be might),


companions stare paying real attention to your opinions alter Frtday and S C e o’ kssedme,talking endlessly. The weekend could


up | v i s i o n , but you will cope admirably. Call my Taunts line to hear more. < f r 0 9 3 0 1 6 9 GEMINI


ing December. ■ Works manager Mr Martin Hill said he was delighted to have achieved the award, which adds to the international standards of ISO 9001 for Quality and ISO 14001 for Environ­ mental Practices which the factory has already


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executive of ELCS, said: "Obviously a change like this will take some time to become fully known and established and we have had several queries from the business community. Most employers will not he significantly affected as the number who recruited Easter school leavers had become quite small. Never­ theless, everyone needs to understand the arrangements." ELCS staff will be advis­ ing employers they plan to visit over the next few months of the change and copies of "Recruitment News" can be obtained from ELCS on 0645 550065.


the contribution of the cross works steering group, consisting of Neil Oliver, Julie Bennett, David Greatorex, Bart Dinsdale, Bob Scott and Steve Har­ rison, whose help and guidance were invaluable in reaching the standards


required. Mr Hill paid tribute to


the commitment and dedi­ cation of the company's 180 employees. The site is the main manufacturing facility for


I Cl Katalco, which makes and sells chemical catalysts and gas purification absorbents to more than 600 customers in more than 70 countries worldwide. Pictured are some of the


H U N T E R - LO R D


Mexico was the honeymoon destination of Clitheroe cou­ ple Miss Sheree Lord and Mr Mark Hunter following their wedding at the town's St Michael and St Johns RL


ter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lord, of Grafton Street, Her bridegroom, a service man at ICI, is the son of Mr


Miss Lord, a secretary at Castle Cement, is the daugh­


and Mrs Daniel Hunter, of Colthurst Drive, Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the bride wore a crinoline


gown of matt ivory satin, with a cascading train and a scooped neckline, decorated with tiny seed pearls and


Se<To^complete her outfit, she wore long-length gloves and carried a bouquet of lilies, cream roses, freesia and


OTShe was attended by matron of honour Mrs Angela Thornber and bridesmaid Miss Sophie Roberts, her niece.


employees during the pre­ sentation outside the I Cl Katalco works.


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Heyes Chemist, 35 Moor Lane: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m.


Both wore green and ivory dresses, which had embroi­ dered bodices, and carried bouquets matching the brides. The best man was Mr Gary Tyne and the ushers were


Messrs Derick Mercer, Mick Bates, Dalton Lord, the bride's brother, and Stephen Thornber. Pageboy was Mas­ ter Sam Mercer, the bridegroom's nephew. Following the service, conducted by Father Joseph Waiving, a reception was held at Foxfields Country Hotel,


Billington. The couple will live in Clitheroe. Photo: Raymond Greenwood, Clitheroe.


Estate agency is short-listed in prestigious national competition


A LOCAL estate agency has been short­ listed as a regional finalist in a prestigious


contest. The Clitheroe branch of


Black Horse Agencies Entwistle Green is in the running for the best corpo­ rate residential sales office title for the North-West region in this year's Estate Agency Office of the Year


Awards. The competition, nin by


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“g ? 0 9 3 0 1 6 9 4 7 7 VIRGO Aug 24-Sept ,23 Emotionally you are rather reserved o r at least secretive, which may mean that


passions are burning deep. But at every other level you are Binging yourself unreservedly Into rather flamboyant action.You are confident, enthuslasoc and very chatty so no one will miss hearing exactly what you think. But mates will be taking It all In good heart. Call my Virgo Tine to hear more.


LIBRA Digging ever deeper Into the mysteries of your life, o r maybe just Into the Intricate details of joint finances, you are clearly determined to get the answers which will bring long term solutions.You are nearly out of the woods so It is obviously worth your while hanging on In there just for the extra mile. Love is giving you quite a lift. Call my Libra line to hear more.


SCORPIO


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There is only a week to go before you are set free to fire on all cylinders so use Che time wisely to stoke up your batteries and do a little quiet planning on the sidelines. If you listen rather than talk, read between the lines rather than asking direct questions you may get more sensible Information. Monday Is fun day. Call my Gemini line to hear more.


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There is no reason why youTsparkllng smile will not continue to bring you Individual attention but you also know you want to be onei of the crowd again with friends and teammates. From Friday you


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X a t e d l y talking over long term plans.Younger mates will help.ance they challenge you look ahead not backwards. Call my Cancer line to hear


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Venus In your own sign Is making you supcmaturally diplomatic and utterly charming so there are undoubtedly a good many new admirers around But really your mind continues to be focused on making money, reorganising what you have and discussing the nitty gntty details with dose advisers. Make sore nothing escapes your eagle eye.


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for rabbit show


Memorial Show.


, Mrs Baily’s 102nd birth­ day party last July. (CAT


It attracted a record


entry from as far away as the North-East and Wolverhampton, with


more than 220 rabbits


on show. Ivory Satin, from the


Marshmoor Stud, Ulver- ston, was adjudged best in show. Best fancy winner was Chocolate Tan, Skip- ton; best Rex, Highland Stud, Padiham, and best Neth Dwarf, Honeyboume Stud, Wolverhampton. Local winners included Agouti Dwarf, Pendle Stud, Clitheroe; Black Fox, Derek Wilkinson, Langho; Blue Beveren, Doric Brown, Whalley; Steel Dutch, Jim Read, Waddington; Black Tan, Stephen and Dennis Fran kland, Clitheroe. The local club also host the Lancashire and


Cheshire Neth Dwarf Stock Show, with 90


entries. The Pendle Stud's


Agouti Dwarfs won adult and young classes. The best in show was


Black Otter Dwarf for S. Block, of Manchester.


Free entry to great fun day


THE Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service is to hold its annual Spring Fair and Open Day at the end of the month and promises to be a great day out for the fami-


ly. . The event, which will be


officially opened by a celebrity guest, will be held on May 31st at the service’s headquarters in Garstang Road, Fulwood, in Preston,


from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Entry is free, but pro­


ceeds from stalls and refreshment sales will go to the Fire Services National Benevolent Fund. For the younger visitors, face­


painting and a painting competition have been


organised. In addition there will be


a practical demonstration of firefighting and rescue techniques and equipment, including high-level rope rescues and fire drills. For more details ring:


01772 866939.


Record entry


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Togetherness helps, but you are still not a t all sure precisely what it s you really want from your home o r family relationships.Just slow yourself down and keep asking the questions, lay your cards on the table and try to get loved ones to do the same.You have the gift of the gab when you realty try to communicate which will help a good deal now. Call my


Scorpio line to hear more. ^0930 169480 SAGITTARIUS Nov 23-Dec 22


Fun jodal events on Friday especially do a good deal to take your mind off the chores and allow you to buck up considerably. But you also need to double your efforts to focus on the practical derails.Just do not get critical of workmates sincr they will not always appreciate the blunt, honest truth. Call my Sagittarius line to hear more.


^0930 169 481 CAPRICORN Dec 23-Jan 20


Grab every Invitation going and party till the dawn chorus If you feel Indined.This is your final week of unshamed enjoyment and entertainment.The treadmill looms after the 21st so you might as well let you personality sparkle while you can.Your merry line in jokes after Friday keeps loved ones chuckling. Call my Capricorn line to hear more.


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If you have been feeling trapped o r stuck at home, o r rather out of sight at work, then you need to take a different attitude.Th!s has been a calm, rather low key time when your priorities were very different from usual. What comes next will make It all perfectly clear that patience will be well rewarded. Call my Aquarius line to here more.


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nominations from cus­ tomers who have bought, sold, let or rented a resi­ dential property during


1997; Those customers were


asked to complete a ques­ tionnaire, rating the agents


on a range of factors, from professionalism and quali­ ty of service through to office presentation and local knowledge of the


property market. The awards are recog­ nised as the UK's most


prestigious estate agency awards and the benchmark for standards across the


country. Russell Andcrton, direc­


tor of the local agency, said: "We are delighted to have reached the finals and


would like to thank our loyal clients for helping us


get so far." Our picture shows Mr


Anderton with his staff, from the left, Gillian Andcrton, Karen Merri- field and Molly Roskell. >v


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