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10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 10th, 2005


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Retiring John earns service recognition


TH E clerk to Clitheroe Town Council, Mr J oh n W ells, has been thanked for his service to the community. The Rotary Club of Clitheroe has


presented Mr Wells, who retires from his role later this month, with a service recognition award. Rotary President Mr Mike


Watkins said: “Ever since he has been town clerk, Mr Wells has been a great help in assisting the Rotary


Club. He has worked especially hard on th e new ‘Welcome to Clitheroe’ signs. “The Rotary club might have


paid for them, but Mr Wells worked very hard sorting out highways issues and the finer details.” Mr Watkins added: “He has done


a lot for the local community in general.” The award was presented to Mr


Wells during a buffet lunch held in the Mayor’s Parlour to celebrate


the erection of the new signs, which were unveiled on February 23rd - the 100th anniversary of Rotary International. Commenting on the award, Mr


Wells said: “It is an honour to be recognised in this way. “A lot of the hard work done does not get recognised - so I appreciate


this.” Pictured on the left is Mr Wells


being presented with the award by Mr Watkins, (s)


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on page 3! RESIDENTS of the Ribble Valley with their own places in the sun recently discov­ ered there was no real escape from home. Opening the


Costa del Sol News, Ribble Val­ ley's MP Nigel Evans was pic­ tured prominent­ ly on page three. Mr Evans is to


visit Mijas as a guest of the Con­ servatives Abroad organisation later this month. He will attend a


buffet lunch in his honour at Valto- cado on March 20th. He will also address group members on party policies and strategies. According to


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POETRY was the theme for pupils of St Mary’s Primary S ch o o l, Osbaldeston, who dressed up for the day as their favourite characters. The fun day, organised by


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Pupils have night fever for book day


UNIFORMS were replaced with comfy pyjamas, slippers and dressing gowns for pupils at St Mary’s RC Pri­ mary School, Sabden. The youngsters, and also s taff,


turned up in their nightwear as part of the bedtime stories theme to mark World Book Day. Teacher Miss Jennifer Taylor said:


“We have a different theme every year to mark World Book Week. “The pupils brought in their


favourite books and we had storytime sessions throughout the day - it was certainly more comfortable in our pyja­ mas!” (s)


Young readers are all buddy-buddy!


READING is a great way to pass the time when you are alone, but sharing a book with friends is great fun too. Children at Barrow Primary School cele­


brated World Book Day by pairing up with a “reading buddy” from a different class, mak­ ing new friends as they turned the pages. To add to the fun, they also went to school


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