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> of Grindleton were vis- lited during a special 1 walk on Saturday. ! Forty local people enjoyed the walk on a glo-


1 rious day. As well as visit- • ing two of the new stones, ! which have been installed ! as part of the village's ‘ Millennium celebrations, > the walkers also saw two


Grindleton’s new parish boundary stones visited on a special walk


of the locality's oldest boundary stones, which appear on a 16th Century map. After starting from the


ruins of St Clares farmstead on the fell, the group


walked down to the Ribble. At North West Water's Grindleton Treatment Works, the site of one of the new stones, the group was met by Mr John Carys- forth, who was representing


North West Water, the firm which has sponsored the boundary stones project. The walk ended at the


Duke of York Hotel, where the group gathered for lunch. Dr Anne Iluson,


Relaunch of motorcycle safety


drive with big rise in machines ‘Back to Biking’ course proving popular


;THE increasing num­ b e r of motorcycles on »the county's roads has ‘prompted Lancashire i Constabulary to re- l launch the county-wide


1 Bike Safe initiative. ■ Bike Safe 2000 was intro- f duced last year to tackle '. the high number of serious ; and fatal road accidents • involving motorcyclists. 1


i advice. J From A p r i l , 1999, to I March, 2000, it was found 1 th a t there was a fall in the


J was the way forward to try »to address the problem and I toured the county with a ( trailer staffed by police ! motorcyclists and para- \ medics who handed out lit- ' eraturc and gave one-to-one


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number of fatalities, but a rise in serious injuries. This was against a national increase in "superbike" sales - those over 900c.c. - of 150% over the same period. Last year Lancashire


way to prevent accidents is through education and


Constabulary joined forces with North Yorkshire and Cumbria police in an endeavour to spread the campaign across the Pen- nines and national park borderlands. This is to be repeated, as is the enforce­ ment side of the coin. Marked and unmarked police bikes and cars will be out and about in the Ribble Valley and the Yorkshire Dales using various speed detection devices and hid­


den video cameras. Lancashire Constabulary feels that by far the best


training courses for older riders who may have learned to ride as a young­ ster, but then taken a break. In middle age, with a bit of money to spare, these peo­ ple can often afford to buy and insure a fast bike, but do not always have the skills to ride them. Sgt Bov Saycell, of Lan­


council's 'Back to Biking' course. "We want this trend to continue throughout the


year with more riders recog­ nising the need for addition­


al training." Mr Neil Cunliffe, Lan­


cashire Constabulary, said: "We shall be working with neighbouring police forces as well as local authorities throughout the county to address the issue. The Bike Safe message is reaching the target audi­ ence as last year saw an increase in the number of new or returning riders attending the county


cashire County Council's Road Safety Adviser, added: "The Bike Safe campaign showed us that rider educa­ tion is the way forward to stop the rise in casualties. The county council offers training courses for motor­ cyclists with all levels of experience." Courses are held at St


chairman of Grindleton's Millennium Committee, gave a vote of thanks to everyone who had been involved with the project, particularly Mr Shaun Lloyd, of Acorn Stone Mer­ chants, a village resident


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who had made the new boundary stones. All participants were


given notes and a map showing the positions of the 14 existing and six new boundary stones with some historic details and pho­ tographs. The map can also be viewed on the Grindel- ton village website at www.grindleton.org.uk. Pictured are some of


those who took part in the Boundary Stone Walk.


Scouts and Guides are recruiting


A RECRUITMENT drive by the Clitheroe Scouts and Guides will take place on the fore­ court of Sainsburys supermarket, Clitheroe,


on Saturday. A specially-designed car­


avan, brightly decorated with badges, will be the cen­ tre of operations and staffed by adult members of both organisations. In addition, Scouts will


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be on hand to offer help with shopping baskets. Information and advice


will be available for young people who might be inter­


ested in joining and for adults who might like to find out about various opportunities for helping.


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James's C of E School. More details can be obtained from Lancashire County Council's Road Safety department on 01772 264470.


Tiny village school scoops top digital camera contest prize


j; PUPILS at one of the '■ Ribble Valley's smallest I! schools were celebrating J: this week having won a • ; digital camera in our !' Focus On Schools promo­ ll tion. || Brennand's Endowed !■ Primary School, Slaidr ji burn, won one of the three ;; SONY Digital Cameras 11


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I', schools receiving vouchers and encyclopaedias,


on offer, with other local


r The promotion involved » collecting weekly tokens J; from the pages of the , Advertiser and Times and j; its sister newspapers. Forty > one Fast Lancashire schools | took part, each bidding to • win some fantastic prizes ! from Harry Garlick TV, j Video, Hi-fi and Computer ii Centre. I’ The prizes on offer were |; three of the latest SONY ! Digital cameras, six £100 | vouchers to spend at Harry t Garlick's and 18 copies of |! Encarta Encyclopedia 2000, ■' divided equally between !: Clithoroe, Pendleand Burn- Si ley. Each school could also e nominate one of its pupils ! who collected the most •' tokens to win a free Burger r King Kids' Club meal and a j! full set of Kids' Club toys. <


j; tokens were collected: 8,094 I1 from Clitheroe schools, ii 37,275 from Burnley and j! 22,578 from Pendle. l1 Winners were calculated i! by dividing the number of ; tokens collected by the |i number of pupils at the


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A MEMBER of a family closely conected with St Paul's Church, Low Moor, Clitheroe, was malrried there. Mr Mark Leadbeater is


an officer in the Church Army and the son of Mr and Mrs Miles and Lynda Leadbeater, of Fairfield Drive, Clitheroe. His bride was Miss


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Eleanor McEntee, a med­ ical secretary and daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip and Rosalind McEntee, of West Park Road, Blackburn. The vicar, the Rev. Rod­


ney Nicholson, conducted the ceremony. The bride was given away


by her father, and wore a gown of ivory satin trimmed with ivory silk lace, and an ivory satin jacket. She had a diamante tiara and her bou­ quet was of ivory roses, cream freesia and carna­ tions. The bridesmaids were Ali­


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son McEntee, sister of the bride, and Madelaine Tay­ lor, her cousin, and they wore gowns of cornflower blue slubbed silk and blue and gold brocade jackets. Francis Taylor, a cousin, was the ring bearer. Mr David Boult was the


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best man and the grooms­ men were Messrs David Leadbeater, brother of the bridegroom, John Taylor, and Andrew Threlfall. The reception was at the


Stirk House Hotel, Gisbum, and Turkey was the honey­ moon destination. The cou­ ple are to live in Oxford.


Bridge winners at Pendle Club


School, Slaidburn, 62 tokens per pupil. 2nd - £100 voucher: Thor-


neyholme RC Primary School, D unsop Bridge, 52 tokens per


pupil. 3rd - £100 voucher: St


Mary’s RC Primary School, Sabden, 30 tokens per pupil. 4th - Encarta Encyclopedia:


St James’s Primary School, Clitheroe, four tokens per pupil 5th - Encarta Encyclopedia: Whalley CE Primary School,


four tokens per pupil. Pictured is Brennand's


School pupil Seth Blakey with headteacher Mrs Barbara Milne-Redhead and Mr Mike Brereton of Harry Garlick's Clitheroe. (040500/7/5)


THE winners at this week's Pendle Club bridge drive are: Mr T. Thornber and Miss A. Yates, Mr H. Holt and Mrs D. Farnsworth. Winners of the solo whist were: Mr A. Leonard, Mrs M. Holding and Mrs M. Parker. The club welcomes new


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