2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 21st, 2002.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancsnews.co.uk


Family angry at the prospect of 20-mile journey to school


In Memoriam


P e a ce fu l ly o n M a r ch 16th. 2002. in hospital. Charles Frederick, aged 72 years, o f Chatburn.a v e ry d ea r husband o f A u d r e y , m u ch lo v e d father o f June, a loving grandad o f Martin. • Sarah and Emma, also a loved brother o f Les and Jean. Reposing in Peace* haven Chapel o f Rest. Service and cremation w i l l t a k e p la c e a t Accrin gto n C r em a to r ium , t o d a y Thursday. March 21st at 11-40 a.m. Family f low ­ ers only please, dona­ t io n s , in m em o r y o f


. Charles Frederick


Charles, i f s o desired, may be given fo r the Cli­ th eroe Heart Machine F u n d , c / o M r s J ean P r ic e , 3 9 D ow n h am R o a d . C h a t b u r n , C l ith e r o e , BB7 4AU . Inquiries to Brian Price a n d S o n F u n e r a l D ire c to r s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 441297.


On March 16th. 2002. peacefully in hospital, a f t e r a s h o r t i l ln e s s b ra v e ly b o rn e . F red , a g ed 8 0 y ea rs and o f Clitheroe, the beloved h u sb a n d o f th e la te M on ica , d e a r ly lo v ed father o f Joan. Cather­ ine and the late Tony, a l s o a m u ch l o v e d father-in-law. grandad, g r e a t -g ra n d a d a n d b r o th e r . A R e q u iem Mass will take place in St Michael and St John's Catholic Church, Cli­ theroe at 10 a.m. today. Thursday. March 21st, 2002. prior to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. A l l inquiries t o C li ­ theroe Funeral Service, (where f lowers will be re c e iv ed ) . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 443045.


GORING Frederick-


O n T h u r sd a y M a r ch 14th. 2002. in hospital. Dorothy, o f Springfield C lo s e , W isw e l l Lane. Whalley. wife o f Harold and mother o f Michael and Neville. fFormerly o f Higher Antley Hall, Accrlngtonand daughter o f the late Fred Parkin- s o n J .P . a n d In a Parkinson. Funeral serv­ ice will be held at Whal­ ley Parish Church, today at 2 p.m. prior to Inter- m e n t a t D i l l H a l l Cemetery. Family f low ­ ers only please, but don­ ations if so desired to Clitheroe Hospital, c /o L a n g sh aw s F u n e ra l S e r v ic e . 1 0 3 A K in g S tr e e t . W h a l ley . T e l . 01254 824529.


HACKING Ina Dorothy


Pea cefully, on Ma rch 12th. 2002 at Clitheroe R e s id e n t ia l H om e , Hilda, aged 85 years, o f


HANSON Hilda


Clitheroe, much lov ed by her family and a good friend to many. A pri­


Church. D on a t ion s in memory o f Hilda i f so desiredare to be divided betw een the A rthrit is and Rheumatic Council and Trinity Methodis t church, c / o M r s Jean P r ic e , 3 9 D ow n h am R o a d . C h a t b u r n . C l ith e r o e . BB7 4AU . Inquiries to Brian Price a n d S o n , F u n e r a l D ire c to r s . Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 441297.


O n M o n d a y , M a r ch 18th. 2002. peacefully, in B u rn le y G en e ra l Hospital. Christine.aged 60 years, beloved wife o f Ian a n d m u ch lo v e d mother o f Sue and Tim. Family f lowers only by request, but donationsif d e s i r e d , p a y a b le «.o Mo to r Neurone Disease Association. All inqui­ r i e s r e g a r d in g th e funeral arrangements and donations to Calver- ley's Funeral S ervice. C h a t b u r n R o a d , Clitheroe. BB7 2AP.Tel. 01200 442020.


HESLOP Christine


FLAVELL .


p ea cefully In hosp ita l a n d o f B a r r ow , n r Clitheroe.Dorothy.aged


On March 1 4 th . ‘2002,


HILTON Dorothy


8 0 years, th e b e lo v e d wife o f the late Jack. •


dearly loved mother o f Peter and Angela, also a


much lov ed mother- in-law. grandma, great- grandma and sister, who will b e ‘sadly missed by 11 h e r fam i ly a n d


March 21st, 1994. We will always love and miss you, And it causes so much ■ pain, . Because all we long for, grandma, Is to have you back again.


DAVIDSON . Lily


friends. A funeral serv­ ice to ok place in The J o l l i e s M em o r i a l C h a p e l . B a r r ow , o n Wednesday.March 2 0 th . . 2002, donations in mem­ o r y o f D o r o th y , i f s o desired, to The Derian House. Childrens Hos­ pice ,C30. c /o Clitheroe Funeral Services. 10/12 W h a l l e y R o a d . Clitheroe, BB7 1 AW. All in q u ir ie s T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 443045.


On Sunday, March 17th. 2002. suddenly in Cli­ th e ro e Hospital. R on . aged 90 years, beloved husband o f the late Mur­ iel and good friend to o many. Funeral service will be held at Clitheroe Pa r ish C h u r ch a t 12 noon, on Friday. April 5th. prior to interment in Clitheroe Cemetery. Flowers o r donations, to


LAUGHLIN Ronald


Treasuredmemoriesof a dear son. brother and uncle, w h o died March 21st. 1998.


HILLARY Stephen


It isn’t wbat we write, Or even wbat we say,


• It's'bow we feel inside, As we think o f you today, We talk about you often, And think about you still, You have not been


F rom Mam, Dad and familv.


forgotten son, And you never will.


M a r ch 2 6 th . 1 9 9 4 . A v e r y sp e c ia l d a d and grandad.


PARKINSON James


G rea t ly m is sed, from Anne. Edward. Pauline and families.


We will always love and remember you.


F r ien d s o f C l i th e r o e Hospital, c/o, Calverley*s Funeral Service. Chat­ burn R oad . C lith e ro e .' Tel. 442020.


Dominic. A serv ice o f Thanksgiving will take place at Trinity Method- i s t C h u r c h , t o d a y Thursday. March 21st at 11 a.m. No f lowers by request, but donations if s o desired, are to be - given to the Oxfam Dls- s t e r R e l i e f ' F u n d


(please make cheques payable to Oxfam). c /o Mrs Pauline Price, 39 D o w n h a m R o a d , Cha tburn, C l ith e r o e . BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian P r ic e and S on Funeral Directors.Tel. 01200 441297.


v a te c r em a t ion t o o k place followed by a serv- ice o f thanksgivlng a t ' T r in i t y M e t h o d i s t


Nursing and Residential H om e . C l ith e r o e ,< - Doreen, aged 82 years,, o f W a d d in g t o n , th e much loved motner o f Keith. Reposing in 'Pea- cehaven' Chapel o f Rest. Service and cremation w i l l t a k e p la c e a t Accrington Cremato­ rium on Tuesday, March


P e a ce fu l ly o n M a r ch 18th,%2002. at Roefleld,


; Doreen May. WARREN


26th at 11 a.m. Flowers w i l l b e r e c e iv e d a t 'Peacehaven'. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


•desired, to R.N.L.I. c /o C a lv e r le y 's F u n e ra l S e r v ic e s , C h a tb u rn R o a d , C lith e r o e . Tel. 01200 442020.


_LJ R ichard 0 hew


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On March 16th. 2002, in hospital. Ada, aged 85 years, o f Bridge Court. Clitheroe. dear friend o f Doris and Michael, also a very special person to all Doris'family. Funeral service and cremation will be held at Burnley Crematorium at 3 p.m. on Friday, March 22nd. F am i ly f low e r s o n ly please, but donations if


YATES Ada


Suddenly but peacefully In his sleep on March 9th. 2002. whilst on hol­ iday in Vietnam, Frank, a g e d 7 2 y e a r s , o f Clitheroe. the loved and loving husband o f Pat. fa th e r o f R i c h a r d , J en n i fe r . S u sa n a n d Derek, father-in-law o f A nne, Maurice, A rv id and Lisa, devoted grand­ father o f Laura. Katie. Emma. Sarah. Kimberly. N ik o la i . Natasha and


PARROTT Frank James


Beautiful memories o f my b e lo v e d husband, died March 24th, 1968.


RIDSDALE Tom


From Greta.


Forever loved, Those words are true, I will always love and . remember you.


Memories o f a won der­ ful dad and grandad.


RIDSDALE Tom


From Valerie and boys. Love always.


Birthday Memories^


Happy birthday Lewis. Always in my thoughts, L Love you always.


JACKSON ' Lewis


o v e D a d d y a n d b ig brother Oliver xx.


M a r ch 2 1 s t , 1 9 9 4 . A d a r l in g s o n o n y o u r birthday.


JACKSON Lewis


From Mummy. Oliver and Decklan.


Sadly missed.


March 21st. Happy 8th birthday to our darling boy. Loved and missed every single day.


JACKSON Lewis


Thanks for Sympathy


The nieces o f the late Margaret Mary w ou ld like to express their sin­ c e r e th a n k s t o a l l re la tiv e s, fr ien d s and neighbours fo r the kind e x p r e s s i o n s


M PARKER argaret Mary A .


Love Angela and all your family xx.


s ym p a th y , m a s s offerings, cards o f con­ d olence and donations fo r R ib b le Ward C li­ theroe Hospital. Thank­ ing a ls o D rM a cK e a n and Dr Ibbotson, all the staff o f the Manor House and R ib b le W a rd fo r their care over the last months. T o Castleford Day Centre, members o f the S.V.P. Society and Tom. Clara and Susan fo r their help and sup­ p ort over the last few years. To Sister Eileen and Father Warelng for kind word s and comfort- in g m in is t r a t io n s . Finally to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price f o r a l l


o f


arrangements.God Bless you.all.


f u n e r a l


Linda and family would like to express their sin- c e r e th a n k s t o a l l rela tiv es, fr ien d s and neighbours fo r the many kind expressionsof sym­ pathy and numerous let­ ters and cards o f con do ­ len ce re ce iv ed during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. W. Drain fo r his kind word s and ^ m f


ROBERTS Norman


ministrations. Special thanks to Dr. W. MacK- e a n a n d W a r d C 8 Queens Park Hospital fo r all their care and kindness and to all who a t ten d ed th e fun era l service and have given donations. To Liam at the Pendle Hotel fo r the funeral buffet. Finally particularthanksto Carl and Pauline Price fo r the funeral arrangements.


o r t i n g


Kath and family would l ik e t o t h a n k a l l relatives, friends, neigh­ bours and ICI fo r the k in d ' e x p r e s s io n s o f sympathy, letters, cards o f condolence and floral tributes received during their sad loss. Thanks also to Father Wareing fo r his kind ministra­ t ion s and t o doctors ', n u r s e s a n d s t a f f a t Blackburn Royal Infir­ mary and ClitheroeHos- pital and staff at Eshton C o u r t R e s id e n t ia l Home. Thankyou all.


Thomas Henry SNAPE


A l l o u r lo v e . G reat - Grandma. Great-Nanna,


Grandad. Nanna. Auntie A lis on , Auntie Honor. A unt ie Lauren. Uncle Craig. Uncle Paul and Uncle Graham. R em em b e r in g o u r c o u s in o n y o u r 8 th birthday.


Matthew. Bethany and David. .


Never forget.


March 21st,1994. Lov­ ing birthday memories o f Lewis Jackson.


JACKSON Lewis'


Love Nana Jackson and all his aunties, uncles and cousins.


In our borne there is a picture, Of a fa ce more precious than gold, And to us that loved and lost bim, His fa ce will never grow old.


Donations ALDERTON


D o r o t h y . P a u l in e , Michael and Margaret wish to say a very sin-, cere thankyou to all rel­ ativ es and frien d s fo r ca rd s and d on a t ion s . Special thankyou to Dr A . Huson, nurses and staff o f Clitheroe Hospi­ tal and the District and MacmillanNursesfor all th e i r lo v in g car^e t o A l f r e d . A l s o m a n y thanks to the Rev. K y te’ fo r all his kindnessand a


WHITE Alfred


lovely service and lastly many thanks t o Brian and Jean Price fo r the v e r y e f f ic ien t fun era l arrangements.


Jean would like to thank m o s t s in c e r e ly a l l r e la t iv e s ,


WINTLE Mary


neighbour's, and those wh o attended the serv­ ice fo r Mary, fo r all the many kind letters, cards, florals and kind words o f comfort and support receivedat this sad time. Special thanks to Doctor C ar ter ,, and M aureen (H o u s e M a n a g e r ) .a t W e l l C o u r t f o r th e ir kindness and su p p o r t r e c e iv ed , a ls o C an on Eric Chard fo r his kind ministrations.


f r i e n d s ,


Nenad and Gilly wish to announce the arrival of . luca George Rosie, on


ROSIC -J


: March 18th, weighing 91b 4oz. Special thanks to Trudy and Annette and all the


T . . Staff at Queens Park j —L f ' and also friends i .Z L .


family..


John and family would like to thank everyone fo r the generous dona­ tions to St Catherine's Church and the Macmil­ lan Nurses. A total o f £ 8 1 6 .2 2 h a s b e e n received in ' memory o f Christine.


Christine Mary


Thanks for- Sympathy


Jenny, John and family w ou ld like t o express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours fo r the many kind expressionsof sym­ pathy and le t te r s and cards o f condolence and f lowers received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. A. Bailey fo r his kind word s and co m fo rt ing ministrations. Particular thanks to Ward 7. Black­ burn R oy a l Infirmary and Dr Saunders fo r all their care and kindness. Special thanks to Mar­ garet fo r all her contin­ ued support and to all w h o a t t e n d e d th e funeral service. Finally t o C a r l a n d P a u l in e P r ic e fo r th e fun era l arrangements.


Janet Mary EVANS


Peter and Amanda wish t o th a n k a l l t h e i r


LAPICKI Nellie


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relatives, friends, neigh­ bours and all w h o atten­ ded the funeral service fo r Nellie, fo r all’ the many kind letters, cards, flowers, donations and kind words o f comfort and support received at' this sad time. Special thanks to Duncan and Yvonne, Doc tor Bailey, and doctors, nurses and s ta f f o f Q u e en s P a rk H o sp ita l fo r all th e ir kindness, and to Canon Eric Chard fo r his kind ministrations.


A r th u r a n d S tep h en would like to thank all rela tiv es, frien d s and neighbours fo r the kind e x p r e s s i o n s


•'- ORMEROD ■ : Eileen


sympathy, floral tributes and donations received i n ’ t h e i r ■ s a d b e rea v em en t . Special thanks to d octors < and district nurses at Whal­ ley Practice, d octors and staff at Blackburn Royal Inf irm a ry. (Pa rt icula r thanks to the nurses o f Ribble ‘Ward Clitheroe H o sp ita l .w h o lo o k e d after ^Eileen; during the last 2 -V6 weeks o f her life.'the kitchen staff o f C litheroe Hospital fo r looking after us apd to F a th e r ; H o p k in s o n , D w y e r , J en n in g s , and Horgan fo r his comfort­ ing ministrations."-


o f ■ >


A big thankyouto every­ one wh o helped to cele­ brate my 30th birthday and fo r all the lovely c a r d s a n d g i f t s .1 received. Special thanks to Clare fo r the enter­ tainment and Mum fo r the lovely buffet. Big. big th a n k s t o J a s o n f o r o rg an isin g th e w h o le thing.


CARTER • Lisa


40


Dakin Claire


/ can honestly say it was a night I'll remember.


Simon and Donna would like to thank all family and friends fo r gifts and ca rd s re c e iv ed o n the birth o f their son Daniel P a tr ick o n F e b 1 5 th 2 0 0 2 . T h a n k y o u all Simon and Donna.


FAHEY nee Walmsley


w o u ld l ik e t o th an k everyone fo r the lovely c a r d s ,


HARTLEY Thelma-


m e s sa g e s , v is i ts and prayers during my stay in hospital. Thank you J o y c e f o r th e lo v e ly poem. God bless you all.


f l o w e r s ,


■Thanks f o r ' p r a y e r s answered.


• St Jude. .


w o u ld l ik e t o th an k friends and neighbours fo r the cards and flowers received during my,stay in hospital.


V THORNTON Anne


LORD : .


March 21st, 2002 Forty years ago,


on the first day of spring,


Claire greeted the world, what a joy she would bring,


To family and friends and folks she would meet,


On her journey


through life and boy what a wife.


The mother of four who we all adore, :


We really think mum is quite hip,'


But don't take our' word for it-


Come see for . yourself, .


When Claire strutts


her stuff on the stage Complete with a brown leather whippll


ffJkanfi < 7/ou : ■


WALMSLEY Alice


My sincere thanks to my family, friends and


■


.. .neighbours for all . their.. help/ beautiful Rowers


-^-Your i overwhelming show c ■•'of. kindness; has helped *. .-’ ’ .so much with my.^ . recovery.' •


•A' ana cards during and-. after/ my recent operation.


GOLDSMITH


Maureen March 25th.


Happy Birthday, big sis. ; Best wishes on.youn , 60th Birthday.. . : •Lovelittle sis.


, r BRIGGS Phyllis (Phil) • ■


Never more than a _ . thought away,


•From ^.huband .F ran k , Stuart. Susan; David and families.1 ,


j Loved and remembered ■. every day • "


„ . u— & A r' lt


Loving birthday memo­ r ie s o f . a- d e a r w i fe , mother and grandma, t ;


Love from


Michael,' Heather,. Mark, Anna and ■


Joe.


THOMPSON Simon Martin«


-Congratulations on your : ‘ : 18th Birthday. ■ ■ Health and happiness ' always.


I love you. Mum xxx


‘ Jason, Paul, Hannah, Troy and Poppy xxx.-


30


GRIFFIN Shaun


March 23rd.


Happy Birthday GnfF. Southport here we camel


Love Mum and Dave. . Love.and best wishes. ■


& ' ..Grandma.


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Birthday Greet ings


DINSDALE


Angela March 26th.


Happy Birthday.


Love ana best wishes from Bart/ Glen and Amv, Mum, Dad,


Geoff, Sheila, Tony and family.


30


ECCLESTON Jason


March 24lh. ' Thanks for being a


wonderful husband and a great Dad.


All my love, Nicola. . Happy Birthday Daddy. Lots of love, Saffron. Best wishes.


From both families.


FLOWER (nee Bradley)


To Maria and Gareth, a baby girl, Belhany Eve, born February 20th, in


Barnsley General Hospital, t weighing


71b 12 ’Aoz.


Thank you for a beautiful Granddaughter.


Grandma and


Grandad Bradley, Uncle Anthony and Great Grandma Bolton.


BROWN Simon and


A-


Anne-Louise are proud to announce the birth of their new baby


boy, Dominic, brother to Cameron, born on Mother's Day, March 10th.


Thanks to Annette and all at Queens Park Hospital.


Rock and roll and• pigtails Jiving to and fro, Remembering the good times Of my big sister Mo, Who is the big 60. With all our love Marge and Chris. Happy 60lh


Claire, Kimberley, Kieron, Lea and Declan xxx


Auntie Maureen. Love


Our little Mo is the big 60. Happy Birthday.


All my love, Eric.


Happy Birthday Mum. All our love/


Kerry and Kyle. , ■ Bir th day Greet ings 60 GOLDSMITH


Maureen March 25th.


GOLDSMITH Maureen


March 25lh, 2002.


SHOULD education officials get their way, twins William and Thomas Woodhead will have to become very early risers. They will have to leave their Hen-


thorn Road, Clitheroe, home' at around 6-45 a.m. in order to avoid a detention by being late at Walton-le- Dale High School, the school Lan­ cashire County Council has designat­ ed for the 10-year-olds. When their mother, Mrs Julie


Woodhead, opened the letter from the council offering the places, her first reaction was: "Where the hell is Wal- ton-le-Dale?" The family had previously filled in


forms which asked for Bowland High School and Ribblesdale as first and second choices for when the twins leave St Michael and St John RC Pri­ mary School in Clitheroe. They were amazed to find that the Walton-le- Dale school had been nominated by Lancashire Education Authority. "This is completely unacceptable,"


she said. "It would mean they would not get home until at least 6 p.m. or 6- 30 p.m. and they would not be able to take part in any after-school activities. "The Walton-le-Dale option is com­


pletely unacceptable for safety, health and educational reasons," she added. She complained that her boys would


have to change buses at least twice to complete the 20-mile journey. The Woodheads' three older chil­


dren all went to St Augustine's RC High School at Billington, but the


family, for reasons they are only will­ ing to'disclose at the appeal into the allocation of Walton-le-Dale, do not want the twins to follow the three older ones in the family. The appeal papers have already been returned to Lancashire County


Council. ■' "The boys certainly won't be going


to school at, Walton-le-Dale," added Mrs Woodhead. A spokesman for Lancashire Coun­


ty Council said the situation had been complicated by the fact that the boys are at a Roman Catholic primary school, but the family did not want them to go on to the Roman Catholic high school. The decision automatically put


them lower down the list for the other schools in the Ribble Valley. The family's situation bears out con­


cerns by other parents about the avail­ ability of places in Ribble Valley schools. A group of parents calling them­


selves Ribble Valley Schools for Ribble Valley Children have asked education officials to meet them to discuss an offer from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School of 30 additional places for local children.


O County council pledge on places - page 12. INFORMATION


POPE Philip


March 24th. Duty chemist: Boots the Chemists,


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BOOTH


Stephen March 21st.


MARGINSON (nee Moore)


Stuart and Jayne are delighted to announce the birth of Jenna Grace, on March


13th, 2002, weighing 61b 15 oz.


Thankyou to family and friends for the lovely cards and presents.


Congratulations Jayne and Stuart on the .birth '


of our first grandaughter Jenna G ra c e . .


Love from Mum and Dad.


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• y • COTTAM Beryl


March 25th. >.


Happy 60th Birthday Beryl. With love from


everyone at Greenstde xxx


Coming of Age 21 21 27 21 21 21 2121.2/21


WRIGHT Richard


March 18th.


Grandma Peg, Dad, Mum, Sarah, Dave, Gwenda, josh.


Congratulations on your 21 st. Love from


Gemma, Rebecca and Monty xxx


m


Something to shout about?!


Inour Remarl


VARIETY has certain­ ly been the spice of life for a local woman who celebrated her 90th birthday on Monday. Mrs Julia Carter was


joined by family and friends for a party at the Petre Arms, Langho, where she had a few tales


to tell. Mrs Carter was born


in 1912 at 16 Pendle View, Barrow, although the address is now part of Cockerill Terrace. She left school at 14 to work in a cotton mill at Whal­ ley and was taught the trade by her brother, a


During the depression


of the 1930s, the mill closed and she travelled to London and found a job in Bailey's Hotel in South Kensington. Aged 21, she worked in the still room, making teas, coffee and toast for guests, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., with a two- hour break from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. She received a half day o f f and 10


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Mum, Dad, Andrew, Caroline and Andrew H.


Happy 30th Birthday. Love and best wishes


Love and kisses Uncle Stephen. From Jack.


March 25th. Happy 60th B ir th d a y . L o v e B ev, Sarah, Nicola and Vicky.


COTTAM Beryl


Lots of love on your 30th Birthday.


From Julie, Isaac, Elloise and Georgina.


We all love you xxx


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PUPILS at a Clitheroe juni able to take a tipple throug day and they will be drawin But parents of the 408


James’ School need not wor being encouraged to take to s to put graffiti on the walls. It is all part of an initiative,


Clitheroe firms, to create he learning in a healthier environ The school is one of


only two in the Ribble Valley chosen as a pilot s ch o o l in a Healthy Sch ools In it ia t iv e being sponsored joint­ ly b y Lancashire County Council and the health authonty. Booths Supermarkets


has supplied each child with a bot t le from which to drink water throughout the'day. Castle Cement has


applied a rendered sur­ face to the walls which


surround the playground so that the school envi­ ronment can be imp­ roved by. ai series of murals reflecting the town, its history and the environment in which the children live. Headmaster Mr Paul


Adnitt said: "It has been proved that a regular intake of water helps the concentration and, therefore, the children work better. It stops the children dehydrating and flushes out their sys­


tems "Castle Cement and


Booths were keen to help with these projects


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 4 Police


permit Employee off by Robbie Robinson


ALLEGATIONS that lo supermarket Kwik Save is , mitting the sale of alcoho minors are being investigate police and by senior store m agement. The claim was made by Mrs Te


Waterhouse, an employee who that a shop floor supervisor permi the sale of alcohol to children, ofte under-age staff and also told her t the same. She claims that when pointed out to management th- was illegal for her to do so, her c plaints were ignored.


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