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and a dropleaf table of a similar value were carried out.


So was an Aiwa compact disc player, some discs, and


a colour television. The total value of the haul was £2,234.


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MEMBERS of Clith­ eroe Round Table gathered at Wadding- ton's Moorcock Inn for their 40th annual


charter dinner. Top table guests


included the Deputy Mayors of both the Rib- ble Valley and Clitheroe, Couns David Smith and Stephen Holt, who were seated alongside the presi­ dents of Ribblesdale and Clitheroe Rotary Clubs, Mr Jeff Cowling and Mr Walter Graham. Also pre­ sent was Mr Mark Anthony, president of Ribblesdale Rotaract, and Mr Stephen Pietrzak, chairman of Clitheroe 41 Club. Guest speaker was the


Rev. Brian Stevenson, of St Silas’ Church, Black- bum. Other speeches and toasts were given by Clitheroe Round Table chairman Mr Peter Bryan, past-chairman Mr Bill Honeywell and area chairman Mr Peter Ware- ing. (060298/14/6)


Stolen van is found


burnt out


A VAN stolen from outside the home of a Barrow cou­ ple has been found - burnt out. Mr Michael Robinson


and his wife, Irene, had their white Vauxhall Ras­ cal van taken from Chest­ nut Crescent in the early hours one morning at the beginning of the month. The van was full of cater­ ing equipment, used by the couple in their work as out­ side caterers. Unfortunately, the van


was later found in the Dar- wen area, abandoned and burnt out. Thieves had pushed it down a hill after removing the engine and gear box. The couple's catering equipment was too badly damaged to save. Mr Robinson has vowed


to carry on in business, but described the incident as "a costly blow".


Table tennis duo is the toast of high school


S A T U R D A Y , 28th FEBRUARY 19981


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THREE hours of testing table ten­ nis gave two local players victory


over opponents from a wide area. Adam Wasdell and Andrew Braithwaite


were the toast of schoolmates and staff at Bowland High School, Grindieton. They were winners of the two year 11


boys' singles prizes in a tournament for schools in the Blackburn, Accrington and Ribble Valley areas. The tournament was played over four nights at the table tennis centre at


Church, Accrington. Bowland pupils were losing finalists in


other age ranges. Adrian Marsden and David Fawcett


were in the year 10 finals and Alistair Har­ rison and Steven Wilson in the years seven and eight. The school has a long table tennis tradi­


tion and won two major contests last year. Coaching is provided by staff members Messrs Roy Barton and Ken Croydon. Pictured are Adam, left, and Andrew.


(140298/10/3)


Schools get money from bank as part of conservation awards scheme


FOUR Ribble Valley schools are to receive a total of £350 as part of the 12th Yorkshire Bank Conservation Awards Scheme. Barrow Controlled Pri­


mary School, Whalley; Pendle County Primary School, Clitheroe and St Michael and St John's RC Primary School, Clitheroe,


will receive grants of £100 to improve their pond and wildlife areas. Grindieton CE Primary School will be given £50 to improve its wildlife meadow. More than £48,000 is


available this year to schools all over the country to improve conservation


areas and awareness. The scheme, run in con­


junction with the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers (BTCV), has given awards totalling more than £200,000 to more than 4,000 schools over the last 12 years. It supports projects which enable pupils to become involved in environmental conservation programmes of benefit to them and


their local community. The grants have been


used to plant trees, create habitats for birds, insects


and other animals, for planting wildflower mead­ ows and for building ponds. Many schools are now


using their wildlife areas as outdoor classrooms, where pupils learn maths and sci­ ence.


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THIS week's featured Young Enterprise company is L'zica


from Longridge High School. Since forming in September, the


company, made up of Year 11 pupils, has produced prototypes and carried out market research before deciding on two final products - pan stands manufactured from tiles set on a wooden base and a set of three differ­ ent sized spoons with caricature faces


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branded on them. L'zica are helped by link teacher


Miss Jane Wood-Greaves and local business advisers Mr John Neal, Mr David Kevill, Mr Mike Robinson and Mrs Christine Connor, from Longridge-based firm Jones Stroud Insulations. The company recently took part in


the French presentation evening in January and is currently busily preparing for its Interim Presenta­ tion in early March., Pictured are L'zica board mem­


bers, from left; Neil Riley, Lizzie Cor- less, Kate Eveson, Chris Jowett and Ben Briggs at Clitheroe trade fair; (010898/4/12)


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