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PUPILS at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School were elat­ ed with their A-level results revealed last Thursday. There were 247 students


MM-a, P-b. Mohamed Alvi: B-d, GS-e. Dominic Ashcroft: FM-a, GS-a, MM-a, P-a, PD-b. Christopher Ashford:


entered, 33 more than last year, and the number who achieved five and four A- level passes has improved noticeably with the overall points per student about the same as last year. • Headmaster Mr Stuart


: A - Arl and Design; AH - American History; B-Biolo-


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• gy; BH - British History; BS - Business Studies; C - Chemistry; CL - Classics; CO - Computing; E - English Language; EL - English Lil-


BH-d, ELL-c, dS-b, PD-b. Lucy Ashworth: A-a, CL-c, ELL-c. Sarah Astin: ELL-b, GS-


Holt expressed his delight at this year's results saying "I am very pleased indeed".


e, SO-a. Laura Astridge: BS-d, CO-d, T-d, GS-d. Shakila Aziz: EL-c. Richard Baines: B-a, C-b,


GS-e, PD-c, PY-c. Ian . Clarke: BH-a, Q-a, GS-a, PA-a. Laura Clegg: BH-a, CL-a, GS-b, PA-b. Eliza­ beth Coar: B-b, C-b, GS-a, MM-a(as), P-a, Step Biolo­ gy-gradel. Clinton Collier: CO-e, GS-e. Bethan Cosgrove: B-a, C-


GS-c, MM-b. Ross Bamber. C-b, CO-a, GS-c,.MM-c. James Barron: C-d, T-b, GS-e, TE-c. Duncan Ben­ nett: B-c, C-e, GS-d, TE-d. Graeme Bentley: T-d, GS-c. Rachel Bentley: A-c,


a; MM-a(as), P-a. Simon Coulter: TE-d. Joseph Crabtree: C-b, FM-c, GS-b, MM-a. P-a. Rebecca Croas- dale: B-d, C-e, GS-d, P-d. Emily Croft: ELL-c, GS-c. Joanne Crompton: CO-d,


1 craturc; ELL - English Lnn- guagc/Litcraturc; F - French; FM - Further Mathematics; G — German; GS — General Studies; HE - Home Eco­ nomics; MM - Maths Mechanics; MS - Maths Statistics; O - Music; P - Physics; PA - Politics Ameri­ can; PD - Politics Doctrines. PY - Psychology; Q - Eco­ nomics; RS - Religious Stud­ ies; SO - Sociology; T - Geography; TE - Technology.


Clilhcroe Royal Grammar School


PUPILS who achieved passes at A-level (grades indicated after subject)


were: Sadia Ahmad: AH-c, BS-


c, GS-e, MM-d. Ifzal Ahmed: B-d, C-d, MS-d. Claire Alderson: C-b, GS-a,


ELL-b. Simon Best: BS-e, GS-d, PA-d. Matthew Bignell: GS-b, MM-b, P-a, TE-c. Marcus Blackburn: A-b, CO-d, T-e. Ben Blake- man: GS-c, MM-d, P-c,


TE-b. Lucy Bond: T-a, G-b,


GS-c, PY-b. Fiona Bracewell: CO-a, T-a, GS-a, MS-c. Nicola Bristol: ELL d, T-c, G-c, GS-a. Andrew Brown: B-c, BS-d, CO-d, GS-c. Fiona Brown: CL-c, ELL-d, GS-d. Katie Brown: B-d, C-e,


Sarah Chatburn: ELLb, Higham: BS-d, T-c, GS-c.


Tony Hill: AH-d, GS-c, PA- b. Andrew Hindle: COrd. T-


c, TE-c. v Joanna Hindle: T-e, GS- c, MS-e, 0-b. Julie Holgate: AH-b, T-b, GS-c, MS-e. Benjamin Howarth: CL-b, GS-b, PA-a, TE-c. Ben­ jamin Hoyle: Q-c, ELL-c, T-c, GS-c. Catherine Hud­ dleston: BH-d; GS-a, MM-


c, P-b. Jonathan Hudson: E-d,


GS-d, PY-e. Katherine Croydon: EL-b, F-a, GS-b, G-a. Pamela Cummings: B- e, PY-d, SO-a. Barry Cun- liffc: B-d, C-d, GS-c, MS-b. Clare Dalton: B-b, G-c, GS- c, PY-e. Edmund Davie: CL-c,


GS-e, PA-c, SO-c. Louise Hulland: ELLa, GS-c, PD- b, RS-a. Iffat Hussain: HE-. d, SO-c. Nadiya Hussain: ELL-c, GS-c, PY-b, SO-a. Jayne Hutchinson: CO-d, GS-c, PY-c.


EL-b, F-a, GS-a. Christo­ pher Davies: Q-c, GS-b, MM-b, P-c. Holly Davies: A-c, BS-e, ELLd, GS-d. David del Strother: FM-


d, GS-c, MM-a, P-b. David Dewhurst: CO-b, GS-b,


MM-c, P-c. Lucy Dewhurst: AH-a,


GS-d, PY-e. Christopher Bruce: GS-d, MM-d, P-c, TE-c. Caroline Buchanan: ELL-a, F-e, SO-a. Julian Burrows: BS-d, GS-e, HE-c. Richard Burrows: A-e, T-c, GS-c, MS-e. Helen Bywater: E-d, SO- c. William Carr. AH-a, E L


a, F-a, GS-a. Neil Carroll: B-b, C-b, GS-a, P-b. Jonathan Carter: C-a, GS- b, MM-a, P-a. Mark Chad­ wick: GS-d, PA-c, SO-c.


BS-a, F-a. GS-b. Clare Dixon: ELL-b, G-d, GS-d, PA-c. Gavin Dixon: E-d. Sabeena Domun: F-c, PA-e. Jonathan Dry: B-b, C-b, GS-b, MM-c. Paul Duckworth: B-e,


MS-c, PD-c, RS-c. Matthew Ireland: .CO-c, Q- d, GS-c, MS-d. Pamela Ish- erwood: B-b,C-b, GS-c, PY- b. Celia Jackson: B-c, F-e, 7 GS-d, P-d. Debra Jackson:;


Charlotte Hutton: GS-c,


CL-e, GS-e. Lisa Jackson: ELL-e, PY-


e. Simon Jarvis: BS-d, E-c, GS-d. Deborah Johnson: B-' b, C-b, MM-e(as), P-b. Ali­ son Jones: F-d, T-c, GS-c, MS-d. Philippa Jowett: GS- b, PD-b, PY-c, SO-a. Rebecca Kenyon: B-c, C-


CO-c, ELL-e, GS-c. Beth Dugdale: AH-a, ELL-a, GS-b, PA-a. Jonathan Dug­ dale: GS-d, PA-c, TE-e. Russell Dyson: BH-c, ELL b, GS-b, PD-b. Juliet Eastham: F-b, G-a,


c, T-c, GS-b. Ricky Khan: T-c, GS-d, PYd, TE-a. Guy Laycock: C-d, GS-b, MM-c, P-b. John Leaver: CO-a, T- a, GS-b, PA-b. Mary Leaver: EL-b, GS-d, M-d,


PY-b. Louise Leonard: B-b, C-


GS-a, PA-a. Ruth Edwards: F-d, GS-b, MM-c, P-b. Rachel Exton: B-d, CO-e, ELd. GS-d. Karen Fadden: BH-c, GS-d, PY-b, SO-a. Dylan Ferley: B-b, C-c, GS- a, PY-a. Lee-Ann Fish: GS- d. Matthew Fishlock: GS-c, MM-b, P-b, TE-a. Joanna Foote: ELL-b, F-d, GS-c, O-a. Sarah Foster: A-c, CL c, GS-d, PY-e. Jane Fowles:


d, GS-a, P-b. Christopher Livesey: A-b, GS-d, TE-d. Kelly Lynch: ELLb, GS-d, PY-d. Katie MacGregor. E- b, F-c, GS-b, PY-c. Victoria Maciver. B-c, C-d, E-b, GS-


b. Sonya Mackintosh: ELL a, G-c, GS-e, SO-a. Debra Maguire: BH-b, EL-a, GS- a, PD-a. Elizabeth Mahady: C-c, MM-d, P-c. Zeshan Makhdoom: B-d. George Makin: BH-a, EL-


B-a, C-b, GS-a, PN-a. Chistopher Gaunt: T-b,


a, GS-b, SO-a. Isobel Mallam: F-d, G-c,


You seem to be open to more criticism than usual and need to be careful that you don’t get upset or lake what people arc saying the wrong way. Tuesday night secs the return of an old face that should lift your spirits and also your heart.


GS-c, MM-d, P-b. Christo­ pher Gee: Q-d, F-b, GS-a, PA-b. James Gill: T-a, GS-a, P-a, TE-a. Jacqueline Giss- ing: GS-e, P-e, TE-d. Philip Gooby: A-c, T-e, TE- c.


d, T-c, GS-d. Eleanor Green: BS-e, CO-c, GS-d, HE-c. Kely Guest: ELLd, GS-b, P-e. Emma Hacking: E-b, F-d, GS-b, O-c. Katie


Fiona Gould: BS-d, ELL — f ' '■ ■• /■


Some sort of a secret is due to surface and it invo ves you. Don t go on the defensive though'as they’ll see straight through you,. The sooner you admit past mistakes the sooner you can move oil


from them, C s E E X


GEMINI May22-Jun21


Give in to a loved ones whims for once. What they arc asking of you is more important to them than you realise and they arc sure to repay you in kind when they see the compromise you have


, made for them. A3 ^


T-d,’’ GS-b." Charlotte' Hardacre: BH-c,-ELa,.GS-


Hacking: GS-e. ..Lee Halstead:_ATb,; BS-a;


d. Gavin Harrison: BS-a, E-


’b, F-e, GS-b" Eloise Hart­ ley: HE-d. Michael Hart­


ley: B-a, C-b, T-a, GS-a. Safdar Hassah: C-d, GS-


d, MM-b, P-c. Sophie Haworth: ELLb, F-c, GS-c, O-c. Catherine Hayhurst: B-b, C-d, GS-c, MS-a. Ian Hayslop: BS-b, F-b, T-b, GS-c. Clare Heslin: BS-a, GS-p, MS-a, PY-a. Robert Hetherington: C-


Business links with travel and should also boost your finances. Don’t be afraid to get to know a colleague better, there is much that you can learn from them. Events on Wednesday bring


memories flooding back into your life. . Q 8 9 1 4 4 4 3 6 3 -


Leo Jul 24 - Aug 23


Decisions need to Ife made concerning the future of you and your loved one. Try to weigh up all of the facts before making an uncomfortable situation into a worse one. Children bring joy |


at the beginning of the week.


VIRGO Aug 24 - Sept 23


The aspects. indicate that you don’t seem to be able to I communicate with close ones.' It’s not like you to be scared I Virgo. Try and think of some different tactics. Find that |


confidence I know you have and use it. --CBSy-


LIBRA Sept 24 - Oct 23


It isn’t e n o u g h just to love someone you have to show them that


you care as well and you have been acting like you don’t need anyone Libra. The chance to spend some quality time together midweek must be acted upon. » |.-t=IhJUIIE


r - j SCORPIO I I Oct 24 - Nov 22


Work pressures appear to be mounting and you may even be


preparing for some sort of a test or an exam. Do gel your work completed but don’t turn down the offer of an evening out wilh I a fellow Scorpio, il could be just what you need to unwind.


SAGITTARIUS Nov 23 - Doc 21


The celestial activity in your solar ninth house is highlighting mental interests. Colleagues will listen when you talk. The j ideas that you are having should not be kepi to yourself. Indeed ] many Samtlatians will be starting their own businesses.


J Give up some time to see family. There is much news fo. you to I J


catch UP on and it is about time you informed them of the interesting new scenario that has been developing in your life j Pisces,1


CAPRICORN Dec 22 - Jan 19 .


Worries from the weekends events should start to fade away as I you discover the reasons behind a certain persons acl.oiis You


have been in a situation for some time now that is °b™)^ 'y not making you happy and changes are going 10[hav|c_1<


AQUARIUS Jan 20 - Fob 19


Cash now problems are in abundance I’m afraid. No matter l o\y tempting it may seem do not boreow money at this time. If you doTt sort out the current debt you have you. will not \x able .to face paying back the money you’re thinking of borrowing.


PISCES Feb 20 - Mar 20


MEMBERS of Ribbles- ^ 1^ |^ [


dalc Rotary Club were pleased to learn of the


| success of one of the i movement's initiatives. Two 17-year-old stu-


| dents, Katrina Morton and Kevin Delaney, spoke to the


club about a Rotary- spon­ sored leadership course :


they had been on at a spe­ cial centre near Grnngc- over-Sands.


It lasted six days and


involved a variety of activi­ ties and tests. The pair explained how they had ben- efitted from the experience . and answered numerous questions.


AN industrial tribunal case involving a Ribble Valley rest home was halted when the two sides reached agreement.


Ms Jackie Owen, of Clitheroe, had


alleged that she was dismissed by The Croft Rest Home, Whalley, because she


I was pregnant. ‘


1 They were introduced by president Mr John Ilouldsworth and lie and Mr Nick Mahon, chnirmnun of the Community Committee at the time they were select­ ed, expressed the thunks of club members for the talk. . Our picture shows Katrina and Kevin with club officials. (100898/12/9)


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Sides reach agreement in tribunal case But proprietor. Miss Eunice Coleman


said she had not been told of the pregnancy at the time. She said that Ms Owen lost her job because problems were being caused by her. wanting to reduce the number of nights she worked at the home.;


4 ? f im e ^ re f r e iK m e n h g , m m for smmiM a ^ . j h


b, FM-d, GS-b, MM-a, P-a. Philippa Heywood: BS-a, ELL-a, G-b, GS-b. Louise


GS-d, O-c. Rebecca Mal­ one: BS-c, E-b, GS-e, PY-d. Rachel Markham: B-d, ELL-c, GS-e, PY-c. Lisa Marsden: B-a, C-b, Alistair


Marsh: TE-c. David Marshall: Q-c, GS-


b, MS-d, PY-c. Simon Mar­ shall: CO-c, GS-e, TE-c. John Mashiter: B-b, T-b; GS-c, MS-e. Christopher


O-a. Sameer Mohidin: B-d, G-d, MS-e. Rachel Moon: B-c, C-d, GS-b, MS-e. Frances Moulden: E-c, GS-


e, PY-e. Farhan Naseem: C-a,


GS-b, MM-a, P-a. David Nicholas: MM-c, P-a, TE- d. Louise Nicholls: BS-b, ELL-d, GS-d, SO-a. Alexa Nicholson,: BH-a, CL-a, ELa. Rebekah Norman: E- e, F-e, GS-e, SO-c. Oliver Nowell: B-d, GS-a,


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IN celebratory mood arc some of the CRGS students with their results (210898/14/2a) Mark Sacker: B-a, C-b,


T-a, GS-b. Karen Schofield: A-c. Claire Shaw: B-b, C-b, GS-e, RS-b. Lee Simpson: Q-b, F-d, GS-a, MS-a. Dun­ can Singleton: BS-b, T-c, GS-d, PY-c. Benjamin Slaven: BS-d, GS-c. Claire Smith: T-b,


PD-c. Annalise Nuttall: B- a, C-c, GS-b, MS-a. Ann- Marie O'Reilly: B.-a, C-a, FM-a, GS-a, MM-a. Louise Paintin: E-e, T-c, GS-e, PY- a. Amy Palmer: T-d, GS-c, MS-d, PY-c. Andrew Parker: CO-a,


GS-d, PD-a, SO-a. Matthew Smith: CO-a, FM-b, GS-a, MM-a, P-a, plus S grade in step physics. Peter Smith: BS-c, CL-o, GS-e, PA-b. Ruth Smith:


GS-d. Charlotte Sowerbutts:


FM-a, GS-c, MM-a, P-a, plus grade 2 in both step maths II and III. Catherine Parker: CO-a, T-b, GS-b, MS-a. Rachael Parkes: A-b, ELLa, F-c, GS-d. Christo­ pher Parkinson: B-d, Q-d, GS-d, MS-e. Daniel Parkin­ son: GS-a, MM-c, P-b, :PA-


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b. ■ ’ Z o e Parkinson: E-ai F-c,


P-b Chad Mayoh: BH-d, ’ ’c, P-tl, TE-b. Fazila Patel: BS-c, GS-d, PA-d.


C-d,-GS-b, • MM-c, P-b; i Stephanie Poole: G-e, GS-e. Robin McDonald: B-b, T-cftjm Joanne Preston: E-a, GS- GS-e. Rosalind McDonald?/ ;c,'MS% PY-c. Kalai Raj? : GS-b; MM-e; P-c'.'Kirsty' ’BH-a,1 ELLa,^ GS-b, PD«a.


Christopher McDonald: AH-d, GS-e, PY-c, SO-a. J B-c, C-c, P-c. Helen Pickup:


t McGruen 'B-d; ELc, GS-b; -fRhsbafid'RamzhK: BS^d, E- PY-b. Christopher b, GS-e, PY-a.- Imran McGuire: GS-b, MM-e, PA- 7 Rashid: ELL-e, T-e. Gillian


b, SO-a.


b, G-c, GS-c. Hannah) <.<r Nina Rawlinson: 'B-e, McLean: B-c, ELLb, GS-b, . BS-b, T-d, GS-c; Rosanne PA-b. Edwin Mead: FM-e, Razzaque: CO-a, GS-c, GS-c, MM-b, 0-b, P-c. David Melling: GS-d, MM- e, 0-d, P-e. Olivia Mered­ ith: B-b, C-c, CO-a, GS-c. . Elspeth Midgley: A-c,


Louise McKinlay: B-c, E-.lnb, P-b.


Ratcliffe: C-b, GS-a, MM- ’ !


AH-a, EL-a, GS-a. Helen Mitchell: ELLa, F-c, GS-b,


MM-c," PY-a. Naeema Riazat: CL-e, GS-e, PY-d, SO-d. Kirsty Robinson: GS- e, HE-a, PY-b, SO-b. Vikki Robinson: ELL-b, GS-b, PY-b, SO-a. Robert Row- ley: CO-d, GS-c, P-d, TE-d.


Sponsor students tell of leadership course value


ELLa, GS-a, PD-a, RS-a. Janine Stevenson: E-e. Richard Stoddart: BS-d, CO-e, GS-e. Jennifer Sturzaker. BH-c, CLb, E L b, GS-c. Gillian Summers: A-c, E-a, F-c; GS-b. Gaynor Sutcliffe: CL-c,


O-a. Deborah Sweeney: CL d, GS-d, TE-d. Charlotte Swindlehurst: BS-c, GS-e,


HE-c, PY-c. Alexandra Taylor: E-c,


PY-e, SO-b. Anthony Tay­ lor: BH-b, GS-c, P-c, TE-a. James Taylor: B-a, GS-a, O- b, RS-a. Sharon Taylor. BS- d, GS-e. Kate Thomas: GS-


c, PD-d, PY-e, SO-d. Faye Thompson: ELLa,


T-a, GS-b, MM-b. Bethan '.’■Thomson: CO-a;'F-b; G-b;'


‘ GS-c: Emma Till: AH-c,; ^ELLa, F-d, GS-a. Cather-7: ’'ih^’Timson: BH-c.’CL-d;;


ELb, GS-c. Victoria Tom: linson: B-b, C-c, GS-a, P-c. Matthew Torbett: BS-b,’


F-d, GS-b, PY-b. Susannah, Turner A-b, ELLb, GS-b, RS-b. Sarah Varley: CL-d, ELb, GS-c, PY-d. Nicholas Veevers: AH-a, E-c, GS-d,


PA-b. Kate Waddington: E-a,


GS-d, PY-c, RS-d. Victoria Walberg: CO-b, GS-b, MM- d, P-d. Rebecca Wales: E-c, SO-c. Philip Walmsley: C0-


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c, T-c, GS-e. Rachel Walms­ ley: T-c, GS-c, IIE-a. Anna Ward: E-a, GS-d, PY-b, RS-


c. Andrew Whaites: C-e,


GS-d, • MM-e, P-d. Matthew. Whalley: BS-c, CO-a, GS-c, MS-d. Laura White: EL-c. GS-c, SO-a.


Alison Whittaker: B-c, T-d, GS-d, SO-b. Laura Whitwell: BH-a, Q-a, GS-a, FA-a. Katie Wilkinson: T-d;


GS-d, PY-c, SO-b. Rachel Wilkinson: B-b, C-d, ELL a, GS-d. Ann Wilson: F-c, GS-b, MS-b, PY-b. Hannah


Wilson: B-c, C-c, GS-a, MS- c. Simon Wilson: B-a, C-a, GS-d, MM-a. Kathryn Wolstencroft:


B-a, C-a, GS-a, MM-a. Alli­ son Wood: B-c, C-c, GS-d, P-c. Michael Wood: GS-d, MM-d, P-d, PA-b. Jenna Wright: A-c, GS-e, TE-c.


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