24 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 17th, 2007
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RYANAIR and Liverpool John Lennon Airport have teamed up with us to offer readers the chance to win a pair of tickets for a flight to Inverness. Ryanair has a total of 35
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way of sport and leisure activities. In summer, its streets are a busy mix of res idents and visitors. The new extension to the Eastgate Centre, with its many High Street names, reflects the city's important commercial role, while the nearby refur bished Victorian Arcade, with its smaller businesses, is a reminder of the continuity as well as the variety of the city’s shopping. The envi ronment is very attractive, with Inverness a Britain in Bloom award winner. Minutes from Inverness,
the National Trust for Scot land's visitor centre at Cul- loden vividly tells the story of the defeat of the Jacobite forces led by Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1746. For your chance to win a
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readers the chance to win a selection of key pieces from the sizzling new high summer range. First prize is a £100 voucher to be spent on the
per una range and second prize is a £50 voucher. The per una range has been hugely successful
since its launch at the store a year ago, and the coming season is set to be no different as another spectacular collection hits the rails for the sum mer months. Per una makes selecting your summer styles
easy by taking catwalk fashions and translating them into the perfect pieces. From swimwear to soft separates, you will find everything you need for your holiday wardrobe. Claire Robinson, store manager at Marks &
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% NO longer in existence, Newton School building is now a private home. However, (licsc fresh faced
pupils of (he school were enjoying the sunshine when the picture was taken in 1959. Mrs Sandra Wood (nee Riisliton), who brought in (he pliolograpli can be seen on (he back row, second from left. Her sis ter, Audrey, who now lives in Scotland, can he seen standing on the back row, far right, and (heir cousin Christine Rusliton is on (he middle row, far left. The pupils were seven to 10 years old.
BROUGHT in l>y Mrs Sylvia Roberts (nee Rimmcr), tliis picture is of Rihhlcsdalc Secondary Modern School in 1950. Sylvia lived in Whalley Road wlien she attended llie school and can he seen with fellow Form lA pupils, on the back row, fourth from (he left. The teacher is Miss Smalley.
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PUPILS of Waddinglon and West Bradford CE School in li)2G can be seen with teacher Miss Ashton. Many of the pupds continued to live in Waddinglon when they grew a little older. The photograph was brought in by Mr Bill Bootliman who was born and bred in Waddington and still lives in the village. He can be seen on the middle ron, third from right. Mr Booliiman has traced his familv as they lived in
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IGlOs.Next to him on the right is Billy Robinson, who was captured by the Japan ese in Singapore and worked on the Burmese railway, and who sadly died out there.
Another boy, Fred Brown grew up to own a garage in Waddin'glon, he is on (he top row, third from (he left. Frank Smalley, fourth from the right on the lop row, was a builder in West Bradford and John
Y liallcy, second from him on the right, was killed while (raining to fly Spitfires in Australia during the Second World War. His family were builders in Waddinglon. On the front row, third from the right, is Florence Greenhaigh, whose father developed the iVIoorcock Inn from a small farmliousc to a public house. She is wearing clogs as many of (he children did.
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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, May 17th, 2007 25 Another trip down Memory Lane 4 t
THIS photograph was loaned to (he paper by Colin Taylor, of Downliam. It shows the 1951 class at
Downham C of E School. Pictured on the back row arc Alison Palmer, Geoff Faraday, Barbara McKay; third row Sylvia Middleton, John Palmer, Anne Birtwistle, Ernie Smith, Miss Barton; second row Mar garet Garnett, Colin Taylor, Penelope Leach, Peter Gooby, Carol Waddington; front row Elizabeth Har greaves, Ian McKay, Jennifer Briggs.
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THE 14-year-old senior school pupils of St Michael and St John’s RC School of 1958 can be seen with teacher Mr Cowman. Mr Terry Cattcrmole brought (his photograph in and he can be seen on the back row, extreme left.
A PRIM and proper teacher Miss Race (who taught geography) can be seen sitting in the centre of this photograph of (he Lower \' Alpha class at Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School. The picture, taken in 194G, was brought in by Mrs Norma Hoyle (nee Sutcliffe) who still lives in Clithcroe, and can be seen sitting on the floor at (he front on the right hand side.
The pupils are; back row from the left: J. Hilton, M. Ellis, D. Spencer, S. Hickson, M. Elliott, J.
Edmondson, J. Dann, B. Smithson. Middle row: M. Haworth, P. Sutcliffe, D. Quaker, M. Altham, M. Coates, S. Battersby, J. Shaw, J. Ealough, J. Bush.
Front row: A. Hamer, M. Bond, A. Becker, D. Parkinson, Miss Race, N. Wilkinson, J. Hindle, M. Hard man, I. Birch. Sealed: B. Cragg, N. Sutcliffe.
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