4 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, January 11th, 2007
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Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified) Abbey concert is a sell-out
WHALLEY ABBEY was the place to be when a splendid evening of comedy, song and
verse was organised. Members of Whalley Chamber
of Trade flocked to the landmark site to enjoy a two-course meal and entertainment by “Donkey Stone” - two popular Lancashire entertainers. Alan St John and Steve Morris
provided an enjoyable night full of songs, monologues and humour all with a Northern flavour. Organiser of the sell-out event,
Mr Ken Redfearn, who runs Abbey Clean in King Street, W-halley, said a good time was had by all. He thanked management a t Whalley Abbey for their kind
• efforts during the evening. The event raised £800 with £160 donated towards Derian
• House Children’s Hospice, v ia ' local authors “Doris and Elsie” - otherwise known as Kath Eccle-
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ston and Anne Wareing, who Stewart, Jean Wolstenholme, through their comic book of Chris Holmes, Julie Potter and poems have raised thousands of Jim Pinch enjoying the evening of pounds for the worthwhile cause. comedy, song and verse. Pictured are Caroline and Stan
(T041206/13) Church pair’s Kenyan celebration
OUR pidiire sliows memliers of Wliiilley Clianilier of Trade enjoying their social gel- logellier and raising money for cliariiy at tlie same lime (T0‘112I)6/13I))
QTHE winners of the weekly East Lan- gan, Blackburn. There were also 15, £10 cashire Hospice Lottery draw were winners. If you would like to support £1,000, Ms Gibson, Padiham; £250, Ms your local hospice by joining the lottery, Robinson, Blackburn and £100, Mr Wig- please call Gill on 01254 342847.
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WHALLEY couple Mr Alan and Mrs Sheila Bowles were delighted to be at the graduation of Reuben Katana as a Bachelor of Divinity at St Paul’s United Theological College near Nairobi, Kenya. The congregation of Whalley
Methodist Church, which the cou ple a ttend, has sponsored the training of the new minister, as have other people in Clitheroe and district. “I t was a wonderful occasion,”
said Mr Bowles. “We were made very welcome indeed. We were so pleased to share in this great occa sion for Reuben and to meet his wife. Purity, and children Beatrice, Emmanuel and Paul.” After a celebration meal,
Reuben was presented with an Oxford Bible Commentary. Purity, who had completed a spouse's course, received a cross and there were gifts for the children. There have been only 300
Methodist ministers in Kenya, so Mr and. Mrs Bowles were delight-
AMunro
adventure AN illustrated lecture entitled “Around the Munros in 80 Min utes” will be held on Monday. The talk, by Mr
David Wymer, is about a light-hearted trip through Glen Shiel, Knoydart and Syke ending with a west coast trip in November. The lecture begins
at 7-30 p.m. at Whal ley Library. Tickets • are priced £1 each and need to be bought in advance from the library or by calling 01254 822446.
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Dan (19) is the new face of designer menswear
by Julie Magee_______
CLITHEROE model Dan Hel- ligso h a s been se le c ted by designer menswear company Daniel Christian as the face of its Spring/Summer ’07 collec tion. Dan’s striking looks are down to
his half-Danish, haif-British her itage and have led to him being signed by Manchester-based model agency Shoop promotions. As the face of Daniel Christian,
Dan (19) will be fronting high pro file ad campaigns for the next six months including being the star of the show at the company’s catwalk fashion shows held each season in Manchester. ■ His face will appear in men’s con-
sumer magazines such as GQ, FHM and Arena and also fashion trade magazines; The company website will also be
updated with the shots from the Spring/Summer shoot. I t can be accessed via
www.danielchristian.co.uk “This has been a great opportuni
ty to build on my portfolio and will give me some fantastic exposure, I enjoyed the photo shoot and Daniel Christian have some great stuff,” said Dan, who is also an aspiring DJ, a talent which he hopes to develop, playing minimal, tech and electro-house. Daniel Christian designs are
stocked a t the menswear shop Seven in Clitheroe. Our picture shows Dan Helligso, heading for the catwalk(s)
Severe damage as blaze takes hold
FIRE-FIGHTERS attended a blaze at Clement’s Auto Electricians on Pendle Trading Estate in Chatbum on Monday evening. Two fire engines rushed to the scene at 9-04 p.m. to deal with a fire, which had taken hold of four vehicles and the commercial workshop. Fire-fighters had to use breathing appa
ratus and a thermal imaging camera to deal with the incident. Severe damage was caused to two of the
vehicles, while there was slight heat dam age to three others. The fire also spread to the roof causing slight damage to the wood beams and there was 50% severe smoke damage throughout.
Ex-bank manager bailed
A FORMER bank manager has made a further appearance before Blackburn magistrates charged with offences of theft, forgery and deception. Mark Gidlow (45), of Brownlow
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ed to see Reuben and others join the number. They hope to go to Africa again,
as they were not able to get a train to Tanzania to visit the Bethany
A SECOND series of guided walks from the East Lancashire Line will be run by. the East Lancashire Community Rail Partnership (ELCRP)in 2007. The guided walks are a
partnership between ELCRP and the Lan cashire Rail Ramblers and are aimed at provid ing people with a unique insight into the area. The guides will explain
about the landscape being walked through, points of interest and also historical snippets. Richard Watts, secre
tary of ELCRP, said: “The guided walk initia tive is an important part of our programme to
Street, Clitheroe, faces a total of 28 charges which go back to 1998 and relate to his employment by Barclays Bank throughout East Lancashire. The magistrates previously directed
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orphanage-building project, which Whalley Primary School and other organisations have supported. Pictured are Reuben with his family and Mrs Bowles (s).
Guided walk season planned
improve the attractive ness of the East Lan-' cashire Line. “We are very grateful
for the voluntary input from the Lancashire Rail Ramblers, whose walk leaders make these mem orable occasions. The Partnership has also launched its Rail Easy leaflet that describes the many attractions along the East Lancashire and Ribble Valley lines.” A leaflet setting out
all the events in the ELCRP Guided Walks Programme is available from all staffed stations on the line, including Clitheroe Interchange, and from Tourist Infor mation Centres.
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the case should be heard a t Preston Crown Court and Gidlow was remand ed on bail until January 23rd towards committal.
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