Clilheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classitied) 4 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 6th, 1999


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regular thoughts to offer for the consideration of readers? 1 am often asked, and I admit to


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owing a great deal to the Holy Scriptures, and I long for many more people to read them more fre­ quently to obtain tlie same kind of inspired ideas from them. The Bible contains the mind of


God, the state of man, the way of salvation, the doom of sinners and tlie happiness of believers. Its doctrines are holy, its pre­ cepts are binding, its histories are


f o r t f i e w e e k


hat is the source from which I obtain material for these


true and its decisions are immutable. Read it to be wise, believe it to be safe, practise it to bo


holy. It contains light to direct you. It


is the traveller’s map, the pilgrim’s staff, the pilot’s compass, the sol­ dier’s sword and the Christian’s


character.' Hero, paradise is restored, heav­ en opened and the gates of hell dis­


closed. Christ is its grand subject and


our good its design, with the Glory of God its end. It should fill the memory, rule the heart and guide


the feet. Read it slowly, frequently,


prayerfully. It is a mine of wealth, a paradise of glory and a river of pleasure. Try to follow its precepts and it will load you to Calvary, to the empty tomb, to a resurrected life in Christ, yes, to glory itself, for eternity. St Paul regularly used the term


"grace and peace" in addressing those folk to whom he wrote his let­ ters. They probably understood the full moaning of them, but I think they deserve our further considera­


tion. Grace is the undeserved, unmer­


ited and loving forgiveness of God, for which we can all be thankful. Peace is not just the absence of


strife; it is the sense of well-being we know when wo realise that our sins are forgiven in love by our Sav­ iour Jesus, who died on Calvary’s cross for all our sins. Our Lord accomplished this


blessing for each one of us. Many of us experience a deep sense of being unworthy when wo consider all that Jesus did for us and continues to do. It is then we can bo lifted from life’s sinking sands with the blessed assurance of the good news of Jesus. Now, with all that it conveys, may I pass on to each of you Paul’s greeting: "Grace and peace my friends, in the service of Jesus."


THE impressive scenery of the Ribble Valley is to be enjoyed by many thousands of satellite television viewers. "Men and Motors", put out for


several hours every night by Granada Television, has been filming the new Jaguar car


around Stonyliurst College and Hurst Green. Producer Mr Graham Sherring­


ton lives in the Ribble Valley and has already used local roads for a motor cycle item, as we reported at


the time. But the programme is designed


to have national and indeed inter­ national appeal. So filming takes place all over the country for its varied items. Some have a "laddish" aspect, others are jHirely about cai-s, and yet others correlate the


two. Other recent vLsitors to the col­


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lege have included comedian John­ nie Casson, who took time out from his Blackpool schedule to appear at the Centenaries Theatre. His per­ formance was well received and he


liopes to return. Our picture shows tlie Jaguar car


being filmed at the college. I ®


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Following in her fa th e r fo o t s t e p s as Aimee’s dance medals flood in


FOLLOWING in her father's footsteps with a talent for dance I is Clitheroe's Aimee Williamson


(pictured). The graceful six-year-old is


already filling the shelves of her West View home with medals and


I trophies just one year after begin- 1 ning ballet, tap and modern dance classes at the town's Angela West-


1 well School of Dance. Her latest acquisition is the Baby


j Ballet Trophy, which the St James’s CE Primary School pupil collected as the prima ballerina in the under-sevens' age group class of a festival held in


Horwich. With her teachers and competition adjudi­


cators hinting at a natural born talent, her mother, Mrs Irene Williamson, a local gov­ ernment administrator for Blackburn with


I Darwen Council, believes the roots of her daughter’s achievements may lie with her


father. Said Mrs Williamson: "We are thrilled


I Williamson, an environmental health inspec- I tor for Burnley Borough Council, along with the couple's other daughter, sports fan and


Aimee is doing so well. I'm not much of a dancer, so any talent Aimee has must come from her father, who is a member of the South- port Sword Dancing Team!" Although different in style, Mr David


j Ribblesdale High School pupil 12-year-old I Katie, are hoping that it will be bouquets all the way for Aimee as she pirouettes to the top.


Makes legal history


ONE of the Ribble Val­ ley's leading lawyers has made legal history. Mr Andre Rebello


(41) will be the youngest full-time coroner in the


country when he takes over at the City of Liver­ pool in July. A partner in a Black­


burn firm of solicitors, Mr Rebello has been part-time coroner for Blackburn, Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley


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since 1994. He will have to leave his practice to take up the new post, but plans to continue liv­ ing in the Ribble Valley with his wife and two


children. A devout Roman


Catholic, Mr Rebollo is a former governor of Oakhill College, Whal ley, and a current gover­ nor of St Mary’s College, Blackburn, which he attended as a boy. Mr Rebello is a keen


Blackburn Rovers sup­ porter, and has no plans to change this allegiance.


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THE honour of appearing on a national television quiz show was only a little marred for a CRGS team by


the result. The junior version of Channel


Four’s "Fiftoen-to-one" attracts a lot of would-be entrants, but only the best are selected to take part. The quintet of girls from the York Street Lower Sixth Form of CRGS


passed the audition. But they knew they faced a hard


task in view of the strength of compe­ tition. However, they were sworn to


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secrecy about the result after going to London for filming nearly two months


ago. The first part of the programme,


shown last week, saw them actually in


the load. However, by half way they were


down the slope and at the end they


were third out of throe. "Wo did well at first, but the indi­


vidual rounds caused problems - the winning scliool, from Devizes in Wilt­ shire, had a brilliant boy who did not put a foot wrong," says Emily Biad-


shaw, one of the team members. The others were Kathryn Booth, Helen Atkins, Jenn Groves and Anastasia


McCreadio. The second placed school was from Hampton, Middlesex. The girls enjoyed their two days in


London at the expense of Channel Four and although they would have preferred to win, found the experience


very worthwhile. The team members are pictured


during the broadcast.


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Pay for a day’s help from the


Samaritans FUND-RAISING is a nightmare for all charities. Now the Samaritans seek support for an unusual scheme which is a variant of the "buy a brick" con­


cept for buildings. The branch, which takes


calls from the Ribble Valley - and Blackburn and Hjmd- burn, too - costs £40 a day to run and people or organisa­ tions are invited to "Pay for a day." The gift, just £40 or multiples of that sum, can be used for a specific day which may have a special meaning for the donor. These "remem­ brance" days can often have a sad aspect, but the Samari­ tans point out that there is every reason to celebrate an anniversary, recovery from ill­ ness or other happy event. The Samaritans locally have


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110 unpaid volunteers, no paid staff, and an annual cost of £14,000 to meet. Any sponsors can ring 01254 662424.


TV quiz show honour for CRGS girls - even though they finished in last place


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