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airlifted to hospital
A MOTORCYCLIST who collided with a metal fence at Dunsop Bridge on Sun day was airlifted to hospi tal with possible spinal injuries. Mr John Peter Radcliffe
(40), is said to be in a sta ble condition at the Royal Preston Hospital. The North West Air Ambu lance (NWAA) responded to the incident involving Mr Radcliffe at 2-24 p.m. on Sunday. His motorbike had collided with a metal fence on Trough Road. B ow la n d -P e n n in e
Mountain Rescue Team were already at the scene along with a Lancashire Land Ambulance, but the NWAA was called due to crucial factors making it the best form of transport for the patient. Lynda Brislin, charity
chief executive of the NWAA explained: “Arriv ing at the scene, NWAA paramedics carried out full spinal immobilisation in order to restrict movement and prevent more discom fort for the casualty. We were called due to several factors making us one of the most versatile emer gency services.” “The incident occurred
in an extremely isolated area, which would have made it very difficult for a land ambulance to get to the scene quickly and also transport the patient rap idly to hospital. We were able to transport the patient smoothly to Royal Preston Hospital in a time of just eight minutes, which was crucial consid ering his possible spinal injuries.” For situations such as
this, the NWAA has recently launched an ini tiative to safeguard bikers on the region’s roads, by producing and distributing “biker cards” to ensure bikers have the relevant details required for identi fication in the event of an accident. The biker cards come in
a standard credit card size, with spaces for the card holder to include their name, a contact number, any illnesses or allergies they have and any medica tion they may be taking. North West Air Ambu
lance Biker Cards are free and can be requested by calling the NWAA on 0151 527 2511.Pictured is the North West Air Ambu lance at the scene, (s)
‘Despicable’ thief steals from elderly woman (84)
CONCERNED relatives of an 84-year-old Clitheroe woman are appealing for the safe return of her pen sion book, cards and £140 cash, which they believe were stolen in the vicinity of Clitheroe Post Office. The pensioner, who wish
es to remain anonymous, is extremely upset after the incident, which took place on the afternoon of last Thursday. According to rel atives, the elderly woman withdrew her pension from King Street, and as she turned away to put her money in her purse, an opportunist thief stole her pension book, payment cards and £140. Since the incident, her
son has hit out at the offenders responsible and is appealing for any informa tion relating to the “despi cable” theft. He said: “What gives
anyone the right to steal from a frail pensioner? I just cannot understand how someone can target an old, vulnerable person. “I would just like the
people responsible to hand the money into the police. The cards have been can celled.” Anyone with informa
tion regarding the missing goods should contact police on 01200 443344, or the free-and-confidential Crimestoppers line on 0800 555111.
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RESULTS------- ----------- ------- - Trophy winners
Margaret Eccles (Father Magill
’Trophy for most points in the baking and handicraft sections): Rita Hold en (Best In Show for flower arranging and produce classes). Lucy Collinge (Royal Baby Cup
for most points in the junior classes). Amy Bailey (Mather Shield for
most points in the senior classes). Sophia Clarke (Margaret Martin-
dale ’Trophy). Floral art A flower arrangement in a hat: 1st,
Denise Bolton; 2nd, Gill McDonnell; 3rd,Barbara Cooper. Single rose: 1st and 2nd , Jackie Holden; 3rd, Bill McGahey. A futuristic flower arrangement: 1st, Rita Holden (Best in Show); 2nd, Denise Bolton. Best pot plant: 1st, Theresa Grotty; 2nd, Jackie Holden; 3rd, Gill McDonnell. A corsage hand posy: 1st, Rita Hold en; 2nd, Denise Bolton. A hand tied bunch of cereals and grasses: 1st, Denise Bplton; 2nd, Jackie Holden. Confectionary and preserves Gooseberry jam: 1st, Megan
Collinge; 2nd, Margaret Eccles; 3rd, Lucy Wilkinson. Mint and apple jelly: 1st, Rita Holden. Scotch egg: 1st, Gill Macdonnell.
Chocolate and almond cake: 1st,
Gill Macdonnell: 2nd, Rita Holden; 3rd,Pauline Tyson. Shortbread fin gers: 1st, Helen McKell; 2nd, Mar garet Eccles; 3rd, Margaret Middle- ton. Cornish pasty: 1st, Margaret Eccles. Chocolate truffles: 1st, Mar garet Eccles. Lemon tart: 1st, Bar bara Cooper; 2nd, Gill Macdonnell. Handicrafts
Wedding invitation: 1st, Nicky
Bailey; 2nd, Barbara Cooper. A photo of a snow scene: 1st, Ken Bolton; 2nd, Michael Rimmer; 3rd, Denise Bolton, HC, Ignatious Melling. Hand-made article no more than 24” square: 1st, Margaret Cartwright: 2nd, Lucy Wilkinson: 3rd, Barbara Cooper. Dec orated doily: 1st, Eilidh McKell. Model of a Dalek: 1st, Tommy
Agnew; 2nd, Daniel Gate; 3rd, Mar tin Smith; HC, Finnian Gateley. Planet mobile: 1st, Robert Bailey. Miniature moonscape in a tin lid:
1st, Lucy Collinge: 2nd, Harry Collinge. Painting of an alien: 1st, Daniel Riding; 2nd, Lucy Collinge, joint 3rd, Eilidh McKell and Daniel Gate. Rice crispy cakes: 1st, Robert
Bailey: 2nd, Suzanne Rogerson; 3rd, Harry Collinge. Decorated Dr Who
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biscuits: 1st, Lucy Collinge; 2nd, Harry Collinge. Dalek Warning poster; 1st, Jacob Ashley; 2nd, Kate Holden. Limerick: 1st, Matthew Rimmer; 2nd, James McKell; 3rd, Kate Holden. Handwriting (senior): 1st, Michael
Bailey; 2nd, Shannon Gateley; 3rd, Frances Molpeux. Painting of Dr Who’s next alien: 1st, James Rimmen joint 2nd, Alexsei Bohush and Josh Garstang; 3rd, Amy Bailey. Model of a time machine: 1st, Sam Gate; 2nd, Tommy Agnew; 3rd, Shannon Gate- ley; HC, John Leslie Holden, James Rimmer, Sophia Clarke. Party Invi tation card: 1st, Alice Ashley; 2nd, Amy Bailey; 3rd, Alan Holt. Rocket/Spaceship: 1st, Amy Bai
ley; 2nd, Alice Holden; 3rd, John Leslie Holden; 4th, Alice Molyneux;
HC, Alan Holt, John Holt, Sophia Clark. Garden flowers in a jam jar: 1st,
Amy Bailey; 2nd, Michael Bailey; 3rd, Claire Holt. Space Trip Poster: 1st, Sophia Clarke; 2nd, Amy Bailey; 3rd, Alice Holden.
Mars bar cake: 1st, Amy Bailey;
2nd, Michael Bailey; 3rd, Alice Hold en. Chocolate chip cookies: 1st, Alice Holden; 2nd, John Leslie Holden;
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It’s perfect | Last Days at School weather for all the fun of the fete
By Julie Magee
THE sun shone on Sunday after noon, providing the perfect weather for Hurst Green’s Annu
al Summer Fete. A large crowd watched the proces
sion from The Green to the Bailey Field, where the fete was officially opened by Father Denis Blackledge, the new chaplain and Superior at nearby Stonyhurst College. On the platform with Father
Blackledge was the fete queen. Shan non Gately, and her two attendants, Genevieve Turner and Jenny Dewhurst. A ivide variety of attractions were
on offer including children’s races, teas, and various stalls. A highlight for the spectators and participants was the egg-throwing competition, where pairs of contestants threw eggs, some of them more like bounc ing bombs than farm produce, to each other. Inside the Memorial Hall, visitors
were able to admire the quality of the work in the craft, baking and flo ral competitions judged that morn ing. A pet show was also held during the morning and judged by local vet Mr Mike Rimmer. Entrants this year included a hen and a duck as well as the more obvious dogs and cats. Mrs Kath Molyneux, chair of the
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village fete committee, said: “We are delighted with how successful the afternoon was. We’re particularly grateful to all the new helpers who gave their time this year.” The afternoon’s proceedings raised
around £800, some of which ivill be going to the Memorial Hall fund, with the rest being used for good causes.
, During the past year money from last year’s fete has been given towards the over-60s party and the refurbishment of the. children’s play area. Our pictures show: Top, Matthew
Rimmer (five) dressed as a Darlek for the Hurst Green fete (S030705/3). Left, the greasy pole game. (S030705/3b)
3rd, Amy Bailey. Limerick: 1st, Lau ren Cooper; 2nd, Sophia Clarke: 3rd James Rimmer. Best-kept pet competition: 1st,
Elbe Brown with Cassie the black labrador; 2nd, Claire Holt with Chrf- dar the cat; 3rd, Emily Goossens with Bonny the black labrador. Guess the weight of the pigs: Gra
ham Riding - 80.75kg. Fancy Dress: 1st, Isaac Cross
Costello. Race Results Age 9 and over: Boys - 1st, Zak
Smith; 2nd, Oscar Metcalf: 3rd, Mathias Turner. Girls - 1st, Ruth Nutter; 2nd, Holly Wilson; joint 3rd, Alice Molyneux and Emily Goossens. 7-8yrs. Boys - 1st, Robert Bailey; 2nd,
Sam Gate; 3rd, Andrew Holt. Girls - 1st, Genevieve Tumen 2nd, Phillippa. Stuart-Mills; 3rd, Charlotte Fletcher. 5-6 yrs: Boys - 1st, William; 2nd,
Daniel Gate; 3rd, Jack Bates. Girls - 1st, Emily Jackson; 2nd, Zebby Gra ham; 3rd, Charlotte Leach. 3-4 yrs: Mixed - 1st, Harry
Collinge; 2nd, Hannah Charles; 3rd, TaUy Graham. 3 and under: Mixed - 1st, Jack Wilson; 2nd, Melissa Bates;
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