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Evie’s award for reading


A MARATHON reading award has been scooped by a Chatbum school pupil.


Nine-year-old Evie Grant is the latest winner of the Relay


Reader Pauline Driver Marathon Award. These award winners have


passed the gold standard - read­ ing and reviewing 50 books as part of the Relay Reader scheme - before going the extra distance with an additional 26. Evie (pictured) enjoys horse


riding. Her favourite book is “Mid­ night the Movie Star”, (s)


Cricketers to honour Phil


known and appreciated for his wit and humour. Now, family and friends have


organised the “Phil McQuade Memorial Cricket Challenge” in aid of the Children’s Heart Associ­ ation. The knockout cricket tour­ nament will be held on Sunday, at the Low Moor Club and Roefield Cricket Ground. The first match will kick-start at 10 a.m. and eight teams from various pubs in Clitheroe will be competing for a challenge shield. Other highlights of the day


include a barbecue, raffle, tombo­ la, a bouncy castle, face painting for the children, a “Deal or No


Deal” game and karaoke. There will also be some entertainment in the afternoon provided by local band “Kick-Start”. This will be followed by a disco and presenta­ tion of trophies at 8 p.m. at the Kings Arms pub. Speaking about the event, Phil’s


brother, Gavin said: “Phil was fun­ damentally a fun person with a strong love of family so a family fun day is what his memorial is going to be. “At the time of Phil’s death, the


idea of a memorial cricket match was discussed, but only now, when people have come to terms with his loss, it is being organised.”


SCHOOL DAYS SABDEN COUNTY SCHOOL 1916-7


BROUGHT in by Mrs Margaret Boocock (nee Birtwcll) this photograph shows pupils of Sabdon County School in 1916-7.


They are: Back row, left - Neil Cook, Alan Harris, John Jackson, David Fletcher, Ian Duff, Billy Sefton, Roy Palmer.


Middle row: Anne Magrath, Doris Lawless, Greta Holden, Eileen Boocock, Dilys Robinson, Mar­ garet Birtwell (owner of photograph), Ann Hunt, Merle Shaw.


Front. Bernard Cook, Walter Berry, Barrie Helherington, Harry White, Derek Bingham. CHATBURN CE SCHOOL 1956


THIS photograph of pupils at Challiurn CE School in 1956 was brought in by Mr John Ridgway, who can lie seen in the middle row, far right. Some while after this he married Kathleen Cowell, who can be seen seated on (he grass at the front. They have been married 10 years and still reside in Chat- burn. What a wonderful story.


Back row, 1 to r: Headmaster Mr Taylor, unknown, Linda Flewilt, Christine Hudson, Peter Barker, David Sconce.


Middle row: Eric Titteringlon, Thomas Simpson, Michael Y'ales, Keith Hargreaves, Leslie Cotlam, Michael Blalchford, Roy Porter, John Wilson, Lawrence Whittaker, John Ridgway.


Front row: Barbara Holgate, Irene Weston, Daphne Jones, Margaret Townson, Elizabeth Norgrovc, Ann Taylor, Krislinc Briggs, Sylvia Denby, Rosemary Wilson, Susan Whittam, Pamela Easlham, Silting al the front is Kathleen Cowell.


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BROUGHT in by Mrs Susan Johnson (nee Holt) this photograph shows pupils of Ribblesdale Mod­ ern School in about I960. Susan can lie seen on the front row, fourth from the left. She remembers


many of her schoolfricnds, hut her best friend was Mary Hartley who is on the next to the hack row, second from the left. Quite a few ol the pupils still live in Clitlieroc, like Frances Loflliouse, Hazel Dew hurst and Adrian W mile among them. The teacher is Mr Leonard King.


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