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senjoyed by, members and vdentjMr Raymond;Bennett : friends of Clitheroe Lionsj- proposed the toast to Lions srwhen :they m e t -a t the-‘'Club International, ladies -Moorcock Inn, Wadding- and'guests. ^ , • ton.
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; The 20th charter dinner " resume" of the . past 12 - was attended by Lions Inter- months and described some
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children with a new turn
Ight the mainstream move would Ion. Lunty council says that it will lldren of the future and not cur-
lan said that the decision would lune and councillors would take lall views expressed. The current luld cut the number of special ] in the county as a whole by 400, 10 less for Ribble Valley children. Inment’s policy was attacked by the National Union of Teachers’ they emphasised that there were
lems in schools already and hav- |ith special needs children made or all concerned.
Ints are now taking up the tim- iice reductions with the county ■ want to know why the situa- nade clearer to them.
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. pere and gave an entertain-^ ing speech. ^
..r:Mr Barry Barnes was; toastmaster and Mr Peter Harling read the aims and objects.
• The Lions', charter was read by Mr Brian Cushing,.
Stonyhurst old boy’s Iraqi war heroism maintains a long tradition of bravery
by Tim Procter
A RECENT former pupil of Stonyhurst College has carried on its tradition of bravery. Seven VCs have been won
by old boys, goingback_to the outbreak of the First World War. Capt. James Moulton (27)
has been hailed a hero of the Iraq war by Time magazine. . The captain was in the mid
dle of fighting in Basra when he deliberately exposed his head
Villagers respond to life-saving request
RESIDENTS in two from the two villages had neighbouring Ribble undergone special train- Valley villages-have ing in how to use auto- responded quickly to an mated external defibrilla- ■ appeal to set up a life- : tors, portable machines; saving organisation.
. that help to get a heart • In only three months started agam.^ .
23 volunteers have come * * He added: Our mem- forward in Read and bers are from across the Simonstone and they board, and include teach- have all been trained so ers, businessmen, nurses, that they can go on the police and .fire officers., streets and save lives. We are contacted via a The Community First ! p a m by the ambulance'
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Responder team is part of service control room in', the Heart of Lancashire , the event of an .emer- r Appeal, a group which is gency. dedicated to act as an “As the first eight min- emergency back-up for utes are vital, we could the community.
get to the scene before the Local co-oiriinator Mr ambulance arrives and M f e f j £ of fat cattle
|£ 3 2 . Store lambs: Continentals £52 1 £39, horned £42.50 (£37.50). Goats lere were 63 cattle and 197 sheep taken
Ion Mart on Thursday, led 34 young bulls and 29 steers and |> included 135 hoggs, three shearlings ams.
lulls (premium) made to 129.5p per kilo lung bulls (prime) 103.5p (92.6); young 1.5p (75.9). Top kilo price, 505 kg a t In n to Mr Ross. Jen Steers (prime) 92.5p (90.8). Heifers Ip (112.1), heifers (prime) 98.5p (88.2), l.5p (74.9). Top sale price £710.43 from .
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Clark.Sheep: Hoggs (prem to 104), hoggs (prem 36 to 45.5kg) 146.3p lime 25.5 to 35.9) lOOp (98.6), hoggs I) 128p (122.7), hoggs (prime 45.6 to 52) Jioggs (other) 113.2p (110.1). Top sale Il0.7p from D. Reay to Old English
lop (71.5). Homed ewes £35 (£30.85p). ■50 (£39.05). Rams £50 (£45.40) Top l i J. R. Mawson to A. Moorhouse.
Jo £1,040 (£804.30). Other cows £680 lifers £650. Top prices £1,040 from A. Irson to F. H. Wrathall, £860 from Mr leery, and £860 from S. Fairclough and lpson. In-calf heifers made to £830
I rearing calves. Limousin X bull calves |102.13), Limousin X heifer calves £138 i Blue X bull calves £272 (£233.47), leifer calves £138 (£102.27), Simmen-
J .1275 (£253.50), Simmental X heifer |o.66), Blond Aquitaine X heifer calves
l in bull calves £95 (£43.13), Angus bull J33), Angus heifer calves £68. |g h t 36 tonnes of straw. Wheat straw e and barley straw made £8 a bale.
Bridge winners
BRIDGE winners at the Pendle Club were: Mrs. Sylvia Walsh, Mrs Anne Cooper, Miss Win Harg-' reaves and Mrs Frances Porter. New members are welcome every Monday at 1-30 p.m. Solo whist winners at the •
club were: Mrs D. Knight, Mrs M. Parker and Mr D. Grant. New members are • welcome on Monday at 7- 30 p.m.
; Domino winners at the
club were: Mr F. Giles, Mrs M. Tomlinson and Mr R. Kmght.-New members wel- ■ come every Friday at 7 p.m.
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CHURCHGOERS at West Bradford decided for the first time to hold an Easter fair to raise much-needed money for church funds. Saturday’s event was
J newly-calved dairy cows and heifers I'riesian cows made to £820 (£718),
so successful, said deputy churchwarden Mrs Jean Chew, that it will probably become an annual event. At the end of a busy
day in the grounds of the church and in the : Sunday school hall, the organisers realised a : profit of £555. Attractions included
abrac-a-bracstall, cake stall, green and yellow stall, a “jarola”, a raffle, and refresh ments in the hall. In our picture,
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church members admire the Easter bon net worn by Mrs Joyce Greenwood. . (K190403/4) -
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A YOUNG Clitheroe man escaped .;:: Driver Mr Philip Mark Sand- with slight injuries in an Easter .; ham (20), of Shireburn Avenue, Monday crash;
- ; * Traffic was delayed when a Ford , passing off-duty police officer. “ his right arm.
was helped from the vehicle by a •
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Matthew Woods said: administer resuscitation “The first eight minutes and also use the defribilla- The : Heart ?. of Lan- and Simonstone where; ’: '~At the moment the er Trapp Hotel, Simon- after someone has suf- tor until the paramedics cashire Appeal is keen for. . people ’ have suffered.^group’ in the two villages stone, at the end of fered a suspected heart arrive”
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ication. nity support worker for “There are instances £7,000 to buy two defib- Our picture shows Mr been formed in Clitheroe, “There have been a num- the First Responders are They are holding a of the volunteers. ■
He said the volunteers Sabden and Whalley.-. . . ber of instances in Read helping to save lives.” . :summer ball at the High- (B160403/11) 80!- lameM! 1 ^ Scooter stolen
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from a Warrior armoured vehi-. cle to draw enemy fire. This enabled colleagues to
identify the Iraqi positions. Capt. Moulton was unhurt
and afterwards said: “I viras too busy trying to identify their, positions to worry about being hit.” ,
About 10 other former college
pupils are thought to have taken part in the campaign. It is not yet known whether
the incident will lead to a medal for Capt. Moulton, but Time magazine lists him as a hero in paying tribute to the British • way of war.
‘‘The country’s soldiers excel
in underplaying their daring,” it says.
Captain Moulton went on to
study for his degree at Bristol University after leaving Stony hurst. He comes from Lymington in the New Forest.
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of the charities and schemes which had received help from the local club, among them
: the Dial-A-Ride bus service, local children with disabili ties, the Magic Eye Scanner Appeal and Crossroads. ’ ■ Mr Kennedy proposed a toast on behalf of the ladies and guests and told a num ber of humourous tales of old Oswaldtwistle. Pictured are some of those
whoattended. (J110403/10)
Trial on attempted murder charge
A CLITHEROE man accused of attempt ed murder has denied the charge and been remanded to await trial. Benjamin Parker (22), of Brotherton
Meadow, pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder 31-year-old Darren Leecy on January 20th this year. At a Preston Crown Court hearing, he
also pleaded not guilty to a lesser-charge of wounding Mr Leecy with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr’Leecy .is alleged to have been
stabbed at an address in Standen Road, Clitheroe.; A trial date was set for June 30th. There
was no application for bail. Parker was remanded in custody by Judge Edward Slinger.
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