Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 13th, 2001
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Bumper cheque will help research into child brain tumours
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Ion (cons). Gents lWalsh, Mrs G. 1 Mr R. Elliott Ihe special prize (oy Mrs E. Simp- MC was Mr
Jimonstone Old (Winners were: | Mrs M. Auld, Pollard, Mrs
leen people 1 a whist drive
I'xt drive will be |ry 15th in the old
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laste-paper skip ljutside Philips Is, Simonstone lirom Tuesday j until 4 p.m. on
-paper
|ed, similar to that ; elsewhere in the
|l be brought for Ig waste-paper. A Jtly roadway col- Iservice is to be
|ay.: the last time the
■Valley, and will ■the existing skip Ja. In the past, this ■has given Simon- lhool useful addi- Inances for many (id the support of |s has been much
Ited.
PHYSICAL educa tion teacher Roger Davies, of Old Lang- hOj was proud to present a cheque for nearly £1,500 to the Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre. More than half the
earlier this year. She was an active member of the Brownie move ment, as a Brown Owl, and her son is in no doubt that she would have approved of the money going to the cen tre, which is based at Nottingham University. "Tumours of the
total was raised through a non-uniform day at Queen Eliza beth's Grammar School, Blackburn, where Mr Davies teaches. He and his father,
brain and spinal cords are relatively rare in
Alan, have a special rea son for supporting the centre, as Mr Davies’ mother, Julie, died as a result of a brain tumour
adults", said Mr Davies, "but they account for 25% of the cancers in children. What is more, only half of those chil dren diagnosed with a tumour survive and many of these have to cope with disabilities as a result of brain dam age.T was delighted that
Prize time for members of the pony club
THE annual award ceremony for members of the Chipping branch of the Pony Club was held at the Ribchester Sports and Social
Club. The review of club
activities by District Commissioner Mrs
Anne Williams showed how much had been
hy award (bers of Slaidburn farmers' Club had (cning on Monday ling for the "Fred Jigton" award, (.vere organised by (in Parkinson and liet Wells. Winner lomas Wells and lup was Matthew I 1.
achieved in a year affected by the foot and
mouth epidemic. Enthusiasm among
ration evening on [y 5th were dis-
ngements for the
Jirds supper will be (in Dunsop Bridge lllall.
r week, members Icarol singing, and pould meet at the [hall at 7-15 p.m.
... was a full house [iichael's Church,
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well, on Sunday j, for the festival of fssons and carols, bv. Arthur Siddall bed everyone along Slaidburn Silver land soloist Miss Marie Brewer, with apanist Mr John [inson. ring the service, a Ltation was made on | of the PCC by Mr f Haworth to Mr [ael Alpe for his 28
[as treasurer. [lowing the service, K served coffee and I; pies in the marquee [e Inn at Whitewell, Irmission of the Bow- family.
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the 51 members had remained high, and the hard-working dedication of the committee to members' interests was acknowledged by the girls and boys as they danced the night away following the presenta tion by club president Mrs Christine Sunder
land. Prizes were awarded as
follows:- Special awards - Lyndeth
Trophy for most improved dressage: Samantha Baker. Chipping Trophy for most improved jumping: Pippa Weld-Blundell. Vic Marsh Trophy for overall progress: Jane Coar. Chipping Endeav our Cup: Felicity Thompson. Mary Stott Trophy for Asso ciates: Lyndsay Aspden. Blackburn Trophy for out standing contribution to the branch: Ann Wood.
* Points — Sandham' Trophy .
for 13 years and over: Laura Weld-Blundell: 2, Claire McLoughlin; 3, Frances Wemyss-Holden. M a r ik a
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3, Hannah Almond. Wcath- croak Trophy, nine and 10 years: Stephanie Baker; Z,
Charlotte Nuttall; 3 (joint), Amy Robinson and Joanna Janus. Preliminary Trophy, eight years and under Jessica Collinson; 2, Andrew Nuttall:
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Riversdale Trophy C: Mary Dewhurst. Metcalf Trophy D+: Hannah Almond. Shield
(working for D+): Charlotte Nuttall. Preliminary Trophy
- Overall winner: Rebecca Austin. 13 years and over: 1, Frances Wemyss-Holden; 2, Laura Weld-Blundell: 3. Claire McLoughlin. 11 and 12 years: 1, Pippa Weld-Blundell; 2, Hannah Almond: 3 (joint), Jane Coar and Miranda Thompson. Nine and 10 years: 1, Charlotte Nuttall, 2, Joanna Janus; 3, Amy Robin son. Eight years and under: 1, Rebecca Austin; 2, Sophie Janus; 3, Jessica Co Hinson. Age group trophies for
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money to add to the funds that my father and other members and
friends of the family have contributed in mum's memory. I would
like to thank them all and let them know they have supported an excel
lent cause."Mr Stephen Vesse, pictured left accepting the cheque on behalf of the Children's Brain Tumour Research Cen tre from Mr Davies and his father, said the
vital research.
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Bid to build homes at former chicken-plucking hall fails
EMPLOYMENT use
must remain at a for mer chicken-plucking
hall in Ribchester, ruled local planning council-
lors.An application to build two houses on the
site in Ward Green Lane, Ribchester, was turned down by the Ribble Val ley Borough Council Planning and Develop ment Committee. Offi cials had recommended refusal, pointing out the open countryside loca
tion. Planning consultant
money would be of great help to the centre's
known about these fatal tumM th ^ thatg and help develop betterandlcss
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U,L' damaging treatments. Alrea y ----- ---
r f , tumours through the generosity of fami- Mr Vesse added: "Much more o[ Mr Davies> who money is needed, because chi d-
over £500,000 has been raised cause, ne sum.__________________________________ ________ ____________________________________________■ '
1 a onal interest in the hood tumours do not currently „ Upgaid
receive major research funds. ,
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Mrs Janet Dixon, speak ing for the applicants, suggested that housing would be more accept able than the chicken plucking or other similar uses. Her client had been told that a previous plan to create an agricultural engineering workshop there would be recom mended for refusal, so
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withdrew it. Development Con
trol Manager Mr John Macholc told the com mittee that it was criti cally important th a t they supported the refusal recommenda
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