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: 'h' 'ciithe>oe 422324 Son admits assaulting police at his mother’s home


A MAN who went to his mother’s home to record a boxing match being broadcast in the early hours ended up having a fight of his own after she called the police. Blackburn magistrates heard that Paul John


Mooney squared up to an officer before punching him repeatedly. Mopney (42), of Millthome House, Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to police assault.He was remanded on bail for the preparation of a pre-sen­


tence report. Mr Scott Ainge (prosecuting) said police were called by Mooney's mother because of his behaviour towards her.


' - . : “It was established he had gone to her home to


record a boxing match, but she said he was no longer welcome,” said Mr Ainge. “He was given the oppor­ tunity to set the video and then leave and initially offered no resistance.”


; ■As Mooney was being escorted down the hallway


he tripped over a bicycle and immediately fac^ the officer and punched him three or four times. Thvo offi­ cers were able to restrain him and when he was inter­ viewed at the police station he conceded that the police had been polite and treated him well. Mr Jonathan Taylor (defending) said Mooney


wanted to set up the video equipment and then leave. “He knows the police officer was doing his job and he shouldn't have been assaulted.”


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, March 16th, 2006 11 Pupils’ labyrinth design


STEPPING through a labyrinth proved a popular activity for Pendle Primary School pupils and their par­ ents.


, Mr Richard Water-


house's class, 4/5S, held an assembly with a dif­ ference in which they described how they designed a labyrinth in conjunctionwith the


.Clitheroe Castle labyrinth designer,


College relics star on US


TV networks


PRICELESS religious relics from Stony- hurst College a’re causing a stir in the Unit­ ed States - so much so that its curator is appearing on a TV network with viewers all over the world. The relics form the major part of an exhi­


bition at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, which focuses on the preservation of religious objects by Catholics during the “penal times” under British Law. Such is the importance of the Stonyhurst artefacts that curator Jan Graf- fius travelled to the States with them. “It w'as a great responsibility because-


they are simply irreplaceable, but every­ thing went according to plan and they all arrived safely,” said Jan. Among the Stonyhurst relics on display


, are a-trunk and vestments owned by St Edmund Arrowsmith, who was executed in 1628, a chasuble commissioned by King Henry VII, a chasuble embroidered by Helena Win tour (daughter'of one of the Gunpowder Plotters), an alabaster altar- piece, oil on copper paintings that decorat-; ed the Shireburn Chapel, several illuminat­ ed medieval Book of Hours, a pocket shrine made in 1623 and an illustration from a 1582 book showing Edmund Campion and his companions being dragged on hurdles to their execution. The exhibition contains more than 60 '


objects, mostly from Jesuit institutions across the United States and in England. “These objects, acquired at great risk,


embodied the faithful’s bonds with God, church tradition and each other,” said Niko­ las Markantonatos, the Assistant Director of Media Relations at Holy Cross. “When, suppressed, many Catholics during this period came to identify their faith with the prayer books, paintings, and objects of rit­ ual such as Mass vestments and chalices that they were able to obtain or to hide.” Over the years Stonyhurst has become a .


treasure trove of these historically signifi­ cant relics and 54 were packed up by spe-- cialist shippers at the college and Jan was at Holy Cross to supervise the unpacking. While she was in the States, she was


interviewed by Pr Mitch Pakwa, of Eternal ■Word Television Network. Interspersed


with views of the splendid old college build­ ings, the programme lasts for an hour and . is being broadcast from the US on Wednes- day, April 12th, and from London on SKY


(channel number 680) on Tuesday, April 18th. Our picture shows curator Jan Graffius


unpacking an alabaster altarpiece at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester,


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■ A HIGH-TECH indoor light show gave a virtual look at a new work of art destined for the grounds of Clitheroe Castle. .; Artist'Jim Buchanan has been


commissioned to create a commu­ nity labyrinth on the site of the old


■ bowling green. The project is - believed to be the first of its kind in Lancashire. ■ -To give residents an idea of what,


; artist Jim Buchanan. ■ ■ The children asked questions of parents, which included: how a labyrinth is designed (from a cross) - what the difference is between a labyrinth and a maze? (one is high sided with several false/real entrances


- and exits - the other low sided with only one entrance and the same entrance is also the exit)- what do you take with you to the • centre of the labyrinth? (a thought or wish). The children then performed a puppet


show for parents of the minotaur and the; • labyrinth in Greek.. mythology and com-- . posed “labyrinth ■ ; music” played on the recorder. : ; - . .


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designed by the children and sprayed on to the school


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i he has planned, Mr. Buchanan used lights to project an image of a labyrinth onto the floor of the council chamber, to show people what they.can expect once the. actual labyrinth is completed. . , ; A decision about : what the .


Clitheroe labyrinth will look like; has not yet been taken and Mr Buchanan is holding workshop ses-o sions with local school pupils t o '


help finalise the design. Mrs Katherine Rodgers, arts officer for ■ ■Ribble Valley Borough Council said: .“The project will help with the regeneration of the castle grounds and will’help towards a family-friendly space on the old bowling green site.” ' . Our picture shows labyrinth cre­ ator Jim Buchanan with his “virtu-'. all’, creation. (___


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