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Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, June 6th, 2002 11


Ribble Valle^Celebrafpc; th e Queen's Golden Jubilee A three-page special b e v : ;


I the event has now topped ■£50,000 mark for distribu- 1 to local charities. Bur picture shows Mr Cooke 1 Mr Bradley presenting hues to representatives of


Irities Emmaus, Bowland & Jnine Mountain Rescue, Ible Valley Visually Jaired Society, Medalert and alley and Billington First oonders, together with indi- |ia l club competition win-


A RIGHT royal rave-up for residents of Clitheroe's Moorland Crescent, who enjoyed a street party (B020602/3)


,ds have |o follow


I his ambition is to become a neraman with the BBC.


Id Nick have been excellent Ibrs of the school and most (presented Oakhill College in fe Valley Mayoral proces- 1 Mr Mahon.


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I from Great Harwood, have I to follow, but there is every 1 in them, said Mr Mahon, lure shows Mr Mahon with,


left, Lisa Holmes, Katrina pbert Walmsley and Nick


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In late July a week- i


long summer camping spectacular offers the chance to try abseiling, climbing, archery and shooting. Other events are


planned for later in the year, including the chance to ride with mountain biker Rob Warner, the UK Down­ hill Champion, in Sep­ tember. If you are a Scout or


t n budding Scout and want lid to get involved, contact Assistant District Com­ missioner Steve Worsnip on 01254 240467 or 07765 238092, alterna­ tively


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steve. worsnip@monster- mob.com.


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PUPILS from Chipping's Brabins Endowed Prima­ ry School were "made up" to celebrate the Jubilee with face painting. Holly Armstrong (six) gets ready for her new look, watched from the left by Barbara Eidsforth, Janet Strickland, Sarah Kirkpatrick and Debbie Whiteside. (K010602/3)


ng head boy Robert Walms- rwiston, and bead girl’Katri-


A JUBILEE party was enjoyed at Wellcourt (B300502/8) i f f *


CHILDREN from Clitheroe’s Ribblesdale Nursery School share in the Jubilee party fun (T030602/2)


YOUNGSTERS from Rimington’s Martin Top Chapel prepare to put the bounce into their Jubilee celebrations (B020602/6)


CONTEMPORARY WITH


LIGHT TIMELESS CHARACTER. RESIDENTS of Clitheroe's Milton Avenue were streets ahead in the Jubilee celebration stakes with their traditional street party (B020602/5)


----------------------------------------------“N E V E R mind th e episode about leaf-eating weather - as long as


we re together. That (jent c oun.'Hawei Jones w a s th e a t t itu d e of ^ j^s wife were among Ribble Valley people those who joined in the who were undeterred fun. b y th e rain a s th e y "It was marvellous, celebrated 50 years This was all run by 30


mt-i. Warwick Drive resi- .


nf the Queen's reien P^P’6 m the street who I t was summed up f oget| er brilliantly,


ot tne yueen s reign. together and worked


by one of the entrants They had regular meet- in th e fan cy dress jngj and sent out letters competition at Slaid- to everyone in the street bum. '


so everyone knew what As competitors and was going on."


everyone else huddled One resident of War- for shelter in a small wick Drive was so over- marquee, two children come by jubilee fever carried a banner: "Long


May She Rain Over integral garage door as a tj , /


he repainted his giant Union Flag. Indomitable spirit was .There was a number


shown by all organisers p .-r t fr^w inH ^M i l of street parties, like the Chtheroe, mduing AM-


one at Warwick Drive, ton Avenue and Moor- riithomo


* land Orescent.


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day and that is exactly Chipping went about what they had, despite its revelries for the hours of persistent rain, jubilee in a big, well- . At 3-50 p.m., just as organised way with a


They planned a street The villages, too> were . ,__ .


■the clouds were lifting, pnnted programme det- doors along the street ailing numerous events opened and out came over five days. . ^ table'after table and Pupils from the two plate after plate of food, village schools planted The tables and food trees to commemorate arrived from all direc- the jubilee and residents tions; almost like a •continued on follow David Attenborough ingpage


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