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express our deep grati­ tude to all those who have volunteered as potential blood stem cell donors as well as those that have helped raise the funds necessary to run the register. You have all played a vital role in assisting us save thousands of lives. Shirley set up the


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world's first register of blood stem cell donors, the ANT, in 1974. She hoped to find a donor for her son, Anthony, but sadly no donor could be found with the same tis­ sue type. Unfortunately, he died in 1979, but Shirley was determined to carry on with the reg­ ister to help others. Shirley had said: "My greatest reward has always been knowing that' my little boy didn't die in vain." The trust has provided


;■ Junior football stars go digging for victory ■


-' year-old Joe Shirtcliffe and mem- ■;bers of the Readstone United under-nines football team.


■ DIGGING for victory are three-


J1 With coach Mr David Byrom lv(left) and manager Mr Peter -i Shirtcliffe, they put in some spade; . ; work, bedding plants at Read GE y Primary School as training for this Sunday's Ribble Valley Charity


v : Shield Tournament. i'.> Readstone United is forwarding various teams in the competition,


donors for 3,500 trans­ plants and is determined to carry on the work that Shirley began. Thank you for your help with continuing her work. If you would like to


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find out more about the life and work of Shirley or know more about the trust's activities, please look at our website, www.anthonynolan.org. uk. We should also be delighted if donors on our register who we may have lost contact with over the years, could inform us of any change of address by emailing newaddress@antho- nynolan.org.uk or writ­ ing to the charity at the Anthony Nolan Trust, PO Box 1767, London, NW3 27R. RUTH DODD Regional Controller, The Anthony Nolan Trust


hiwhich is to be played at Clitheroe- -;FC's Shawbridge ground.


sides from Clitheroe Wolves and Chipping FC, but the boys will enjoy some time out when their games are interrupted by a match featuring soccer past masters in the form of a team of Blackburn Rovers FC veterans. It will play an Emlyn Hughes


They will take on age-matched


from going walkabout A D V I C E o n k e e p i n g m o b i l e - t e l e p h o n e s s e c u r e h a s b e e n p r o - , d u c e d b y p o l i c e i n ,


L a n c a s h i r e . Information posters.


and leaflets have been published to offer easy crime-prevention tips to ! owners. . They are being dis­


tributed to schools, community ‘centres, police stations,' and all mobile telephone retail-, ers across the county., The "Protect Your


Phone" leaflet is one of a series issued under the year-long "Safer Streets in Lancashire" initiative launched in April. Det. Chief Supt.-


leave.it on view in your > car. ■'• '"In addition, jlou can: security mark both the battery-and-the. tele­ phone with your post­ code, using an ultra-vio­ let pen. If the handset ■has a security lock, make sure you use it."


go to the three junior soccer clubs and the Ribble Valley Ladies' Luncheon Club, which raises money for Cancer Research, UK. For tickets, telephone 01200


428412. But win or lose,. Readstone


Celebrity XI, members of which will also guest at a Lancashire , soccer night to be held at Gis- bum's Stirk House Hotel on Sat­ urday night. Proceeds from both events will


; Messing about on boats! r s s u y g a m


r -j? .• A BOAT trip on the


<,i canal proved to be an . . enjoyable summer event ,, for Clitheroe Speakers'


'C lu b . , Fourteen members and guests joined friends


" . .. The event was organ- j ised by Wharfedale I Speakers' Club, Otley. Conditions were perfect , for the three-hour cruise,


,, from other clubs on the trip from Skipton.


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i'J'time'rr speaking. Mem- bers of Skip ton and ;Wetherby Speakers'


Ik, as all on board took part ©in theWavourite pas-


Clubs also joined the


summer activities before the open meeting on September 9th at 7-30 p.m., which signals the start of the club's winter sessions. Meetings are held a t Clitheroe Library Meeting Room and anyone interested is


cruise. The event concluded


left, are the presidents of., the Wharfedale and’ Clitheroe clubs,: Mr. Andrew Robinson and Mr Dennis Ogden, (s)


invited to attend. Pictured, from the


United should still come out smelling sweet.


, By then, the plants, donated by Mr.Shirtcliffe, who is also propri­ etor of Simonstone's Huntroyde Nurseries, should be in full blooml (J270702/1)


Thief targets driver (81)


A THIEF pounced in Whalley as an 81-year-old woman was sitting in a parked car outside her home. He reached into the car, snatched her handbag and made off. The handbag contained property worth nearly £100. The woman, recently hospitalised with a leg


injury, had been sitting outside her home in Whittam Crescent on Saturday waiting for the driver to return to the car when the thief struck. Police are making inquiries.


Mike Barton said: "By taking a few simple pre-' cautions you can reduce the risk of becoming a victim of mobile tele­ phone theft. "Be aware of: your


surroundings and avoid using your telephone in crowded situations. “It's probably a good


idea to keep your tele­ phone out of view. In particular, don't


FANS of Fred Dibnah have the chance to dine with the world-famous Bolton steeplejack. Fred is guest speaker at


an event to help raise funds for the proposed new village hall in Slaid- burn and will be talking about his unusual lifestyle. Up to 20 years ago, he


was working as a steeple­ jack in Bolton, gilding the topmost finial on the town hall, which was filmed as a local BBC TV news item. Since then, Fred, his


. . Every mobile tele­ phone has a unique iden­ tifier. The 15-digit num­ ber is knowii.as an IMEI number. I t can be dis­ played by keying in the star key, followed by the hash key, 06 and the hash key again. It can be used to trace the handset if it is stolen and service, providers caii use it to prevent further use of the telephone.


; the IMEI number on a stolen telephone and, by the end of September, a new, shared database set up by the major network operators will enable stolen telephones to be barred across all net­ works by reference to the IMEI number.


0 The Mobile Tele­ phones (Re-program­ ming) Bill will make it illegal to re-programme


Dining out with Dibnah


work and his interest in steam engines and indus­ trial archaeology have been featured in several TV series and in books. Dinner with Fred Dib­


nah will be held at Stirk House Hotel, Gisbum, on September 27th. Tickets are £25 and are available from Mr - David McNamee on 01200 446605, Jackie Howard on 01200 446344, Mr John Parry on 01200 446220 or from Stirk House, 01200 445581.


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Ribble Valley, you can’t beat the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 8th, 2002 11 BURNLEY BALLOON FESTIVAL


Celebrating the centenary of Townelev Park and the Queens Golden Jubilee ■ ^


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A honeymoon on Par­ adise Island followed the wedding at Higher Par­ adise Chapel, Horton-in- Craven, of Miss Char­ lotte Elizabeth Parker and Mr Mark Anthony Davison. 1 The wedding was the first to take place at the old village chapel since its refurbishment last year and only the sixth since 1964. The bride, a hydrolo­


gist, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M. J. Park­ er, of Ghyll Grange House, Silsden. She is a keen sportswoman and


can at Burnley College! I prospects, improving their lives!


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r, RUFC first team. He r also enjoys golf and | mountain biking. - . The bride, given away 2 by her father, wore a


: son of Mr P. Davison, of : Barnoldswick, and Mrs 1 J. Ritson, of Horton-in- . Craven. He is the direc- > tor a t Bizzie Lizzies, . Skipton, and plays rugby for Skipton


enjoys gym, golf, squash and mountain biking.' Her bridegroom is the


. V O L U N T E E R s t r e e t - marshals are needed for, ' Clitheroe's Torchlight r procession.


| Full training in "street l safety" will be given to ; anyone coming forward. - On the eveniiig .of the


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- procession, it will be the s marshalls’ responsibility


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- to monitor the crowds | expected; to throng s ciitheroe’s town centre streets.


princess line organza gown, embellished with hand-beaded schiffs and venise lace, with venise lace cap sleeves, a scoop neckline and dramatic scooped back. Her split [ cathedral train was embellished with satin inset and she carried a J bouquet of roses. The bridesmaids, the


Misses Hannah Beetham, Gaby | Beetham, Lucy Holroyd and Megan Dawson, wore dresses of cham­ pagne and gold organza and carried baskets of roses.


Mr Allan Davison and Mr Adam Oldfield as i best men, and his groomsman was Mr Nick Parker. After the wedding cer­


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emony, conducted by the | Rev. Tony Taylor, a


reception was held at Stirk House Hotel, Gis- !


burn. ■ The couple will con- |


tinue to live in Carleton. I. Volunteers are needed


The procession on Sat­ urday, September 14th,


■is due to sta rt at 7-30... p.m., but marshals v/ill need to report for duty: a t 6 p.m. and on duty. ■ until approximately 10- |


:30 p.m. • ' v . 1 ■ '1 ■. '. . Anyone able to volun- • teer should telephone Glitheroe Town Hall between 9 a.m. and 1, p.m: any weekday on 01200 424722:


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