Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancashIreonline.co.uk ltlancashireonline.co.uk iute to 1 Mr Andy White paid an


irtfelt tribute to his friend, jers to remember Mr Sharpe;


le became ill: always laugh- pd as a devoted husband,


1 "An insurance slogan said Jrama out of a crisis. “Dun-


l a t he could do both out of isome fun along the way."


flng, Mr White said that Mr i t everybody from the clean- j/st in exactly the same way. ] his moving address by ask- i join him in a round of


Iharpe. Tin Bailey, the Vicar of \ led prayers before the sec-


Jl of Heaven", was sung. 3s then carried out of the Ite service at a crematorium fetic's theme song, "You Are Lying over the loudspeaker, bn Mr Sharpe will be held in r Borough Council chamber


Ji and is expected to last only J r - the time the coroner has Tnother hearing. J s t was opened on Thursday, Jael Singleton was told that I was identified to PC Sutton Ihe deceased’s father-in-law. bund that death was due to


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MUM'S the word as we unveil our latest "Heart of the Valley" award win-- ner. "v ■ T h e M e ads J a g u a r of B la c k b u r n - s p o n s o r e d Unsung Hero category to f in d th e man or woman judged to have worked most selflessly for the good of our community was over-sub­ scribed with worthy candi­ dates.


. ’ i-".: Yet, a t our star-studded


"Heart of the Valley Gala Evening" in just over a week's time, it will be collected by C.ub Scout leader Mr Dale Higham, of Moorland Cres­ cent, Clitheroe. Mr Higham, a toolmaker,


has quietly and unassumingly devoted the last 23 years to working with local youngsters through the Scouting move­ ment. During this time, he has earned the respect and appreciation of many local mothers.


. I t was a mother who nomi­


nated him for the award and, having read of this nomina­ tion, it was the letters of sup­ po rt from other mothers which elevated Mr Higham above his category peers. •


Scout leader aged just 17. He - is in charge of the 1st Pendle Cub Scouts and also : Waddington-based Bowland / Cub Scouts, which were in-,


Mr Higham became a : r f e ’


. danger of having to disband ■ earlier this year after losing - their leader. In addition, as. Assistant District Commis-. : sioner, Mr Higham is ; in: charge of arranging annual... sports days, camps and jam­ borees. .


• He now becomes one of our. gala night VIPs. He will join. s ta rs from "Coronation Street", "Merseybeat" a n d , "Bom and Bred" at Gisbum's Stirk House Hotel, the venue for our black tie party, on Sat­ urday, October 26th. Tickets for the event, which


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besides the awards ceremony include dinner, cabaret, disco and charity auction, are £35


, each. They are available from the Advertiser and Times office in King Street and Stirk House Hotel, telephone 01200 445581. Proceeds from the evening


are being donated to the Rib­ ble Valley Ladies' Luncheon


. Club for Cancer Research UK. Next week, meet our final award winner. We also reveal our line-up of stars.


DALE HIGHAM with members of the 1st Pendle Tigers Cub pack as they left Clitheroe for a recent pack holiday (J120702/2) M e s sa g e is: Be; s e e h a n d k e e p safe Library is venue for meditation


A SECOND series of meditation classes will s ta r t 'a t Clitheroe


A P A R T N E R S H IP between top local compa­ ny Ultraframe pic and the Advertiser and Times has emphasised the "keep safe on th e road" a sp e c t to local newspaper deliver­ ies.


IrfSlS. The 170 boys and girls


who form the vita l link between Ribble Valley newsagents and customers' front doormats have been given quality safety aids by Ultraframe. Dozens of them visited


this t j pe of surgery, has a par­ ticu la r in te re s t cardiac purgery in the elderly and has vritten and lectured widely


|>n these subjects. • This month he was award-


id an honorary Chair in Car- liothoracic Surgery by the University of Cambridge. Ribblesdale Farmers' Club Iries to draw speakers from a rariety of backgrounds to


Iniiven and inform members' neetings and dinners. Profes-


lor Wallwork was invited by fiis father, Mr Tom Wallwork, ,vho lives in Clitheroe. Our picture shows Profes-


or Wallwork, left, with Rib­ blesdale Farmers' Club secre­ tary Mr Roger Dugdale. (B091002/10)


Views on six terms


PARENTS throughout the Ribble Valley are being asked for their views on proposals to move to a six- term school year. Lancashire County


Council is launching a two month consultation into the proposals which are intended to raise educa­ tional standards by offer­ ing a predictable and stan­ dardised timetable for the school year. Views are being sought


from anyone with an inter­ est in education before December 6th. The proposals have been


put together by the Local Government Association. Councils across the coun­ try are looking to move towards a standard school year consisting of six terms which, it is felt, will improve the running of schools. The council is also con­


sidering whether term pat­ terns in Burnley and Pen- dle should be brought into line with the rest of Lan­ cashire. Terms there have traditionally been based around the time when local mills closed for holi­ days. Copies of the consulta­


tion document are avail­ able from the Tourism Information : Centre, Clitheroe, schools and Clitheroe Library.


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‘white delivery bags will- make the youngsters clear- ■


. Yellow reflective tabards "and strong but lightweight/,


/.''The other deliverers have received theirs through the newsagents.


ly visible m ail weathers: The road dangers mes­


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• items such as bicycle wheel reflectors. "We are very grateful to


sage is being reinforced by leaflets and additional


Ultraframe for its commu­ nity-spirited gesture in sponsoring this scheme," says Advertiser and Times sales executive Mrs Sue Smith. "The equipment will ensure that the deliverers •


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can be seen easily and quickly. As it is in a sense a uniform, it will also act as a reminder to the youngsters that they have considerable safety responsibilities to every­


i l l ! S I rjsk one else as well as to them­


selves." A competition run by


the Advertiser and Times to design a logo for the bags was won by James Craven (10), from Barrow.


the companyls complex at Salthill on Saturday morn­ ing to receive the items in person, plus "goody bags" appropriate to their teens age group.


b*~£z' JAMES


receiving his bicycle, with Mrs Smith,


left, James’s brothers, ; Tom and


Mr Hanson and Alison


Elliott from Ultraframe. (T141002/8)


the nokia 7650 demonstration


in-store now ; . * ! ■ IPi t-f. His safety triangle


imposed on a news deliverer image was judged the winner. His prize was a new


bicycle, presented by Ultraframe marketing


manager Mr Mark Han­ son. There was a crime message as well for the boys and girls who attend­ ed Ultraframe with the I post-coding of bicycles by | PC George Korol.


Mayor sees fire-fighters’ work at first hand Mb -j,, m t V*AS' s rafr-'1 ■ * THE Mayor I


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and some of the fire­ fighters.


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FOR 20 YEARS WE’VE BEEN MAKING WINDOWS, DOORS, CONSERVATORIES AND PEOPLE HAPPY


A FALSE alarm at a local factory ■ was answered by the usual team of Clitheroe fire-fighters - plus the borough's Mayorl Coun. Mrs Joyce Holgate's.,


mayoral car stuck to the speed limit as i t followed the big red machines to the Monday night


alarm, in Peel Street, Clitheroe. ' The call came in as the Mayor


talked with the "part-time, but by no means amateur" team of fire­ fighters on drill night a t the Princess Way station. : "It is very easy to take the skill and commitment of the fire-fight­


ers for granted," says the Mayor.- "They put in a lot of time and effort, not to mention the dangers they sometimes face. "Even ordinary fires can pose a


serious threat to personal safety, and these days there are many special service calls as well."


The Mayor was impressed by.


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and seen the swift response to a call I will never take the fire ser­ vice for granted," says the Mayor.


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