Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified),
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NONE of the famous murals of history has had more effort expended on them than the one created by Clitheroe personali ty Mr Raymond Pick up.
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artistic steps forward he has achieved through support and tuition at Pendleton Brook Day Centre. Trinity Partner ship and the Action Factory. Blackburn, Mr Pickup decided to aim for the broad, high can vas.
t he day cent re seemed ideal. So Mr Pickup set to work to create a lift, by 30ft. mural depicting the life and times of his fellow service users, staff and helpers. Skilful use of acryllic
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Accredited as local
preachers
SINCE the early days of the Methodist Church, during John Wesley’s life time, local or lay preach ers have played an impor tant part in the life of the churches in all areas, espe cially in the Clitheroe Cir
cuit. Recently, at a special ser
vice held at Trinity Church, the circuit gathered to cele brate the completion of seven years of part-time training for two Clitheroe people to be recognised as accredited local preachers. They were Cynthia Croy don, of Derwent Crescent, and Geoff Shaft, of Mead
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paint toereatean oil effeet helped Mr Pickup depict t he cent re itself, t he vari ous loeat ions such as sport and travel venues il uses and t he main feat ures of l he surrounding urban
areas of Clitheroe. The mural was officially
unveiled at a ceremony attended by family mem
bers, personal and church friends and officials of the various centres Mr Pickup attends.
There was considerable
praise for the scope of the undertaking and the vivid and boldly individualistic
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style of its expression. Mr Pickup is pictured
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ister of the Circuit, the Rev. Chris Cheeseman. conduct ed the service, at which the preacher was the Rev. Richard Atkinson. Two lay members of the circuit staff, Mr Mark Sleet and Mr John Tomlinson, also took
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part. 'Phe letter from the con
ference president, the Rev. Inderjit S. Bhogal. w:is read to the newlv-accredited preachers by Ribble Valley Borough councillor llouel Jones.
A DRIVER with Cas tle Cement, (Mil horoe, has eloeked it]) more than ;t million mad miles during his quar ter of tt century with t hi1 firm. M r l tavid Bush, of Up
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Brooks, t ’til hernc, and his wife. Angie, were guests at a special dinner held tit t he Calf's I lead. Worst on. in reeugnit ion ol his long service and t he many miles he has t ravelled delivering cement lor I he liibblesdale V orks com pany. Mr Bush was joined by
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family, friends and col leagues at the dinner and was presented wit l) tt watch by ('ast ie ( Vincnl's general manager < 4 (list rihi11 ion. Mr Andrew Bridge. Mrs Bush was presented with tt bouquet ,
second from right. receiv ing bis award In mi Mr Bridge wit h, from I he left, Mrs Bush anil Mr Gerald Ferguson, distribution manaeer at l hi1 Rihblcsdale Works.
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For trial at crown court
A MAN from Billingfon faces trial on two charges at Preston Crown Court
in September. When he appeared at the
court last, week. Ian Whit taker i 34 i, of Billinglon Gardens, Billington, entered not guilty pleas to supplying cannabis on December 22nd last year and to obtaining a pecu niary advantage by decep
tion. lie was allowed uncondi
tional bail by Recorder David Fish Q.C.
Extended hours
A CUTIIEROK cafe has been given the go-ahead to extend its opening hours by Ribble Valley Council's Planning and Development Committee. Cafe Fresco in Shaw-
Ijridge Street successfully applietl for an extension from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m.
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