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THIS photograph of Pendle Junior School pupils, in 1933 was brought in by Mrs Elsie Honeywell - then Miss Elsie Broom. She is pictured fourth, from the right on (he second back row. The teacher is Miss Cowman and the head­


teacher Mr Heyworth. In 1992 (he class of ’33 had the chance to get together again and about a dozen enjoyed the reunion.


Mrs Honeywell kept in close contact with her


school pal Doreen Houlker - later Mrs Hulchin-. son. The pair were not only at school together, bu t;


started work togetherand both nursed at Whit- tingham Emergency Hospital outside Preston. Mrs Honeywell said that, like Caldcrstones, her'


hospital cared for members of the British services and after D-Day took in German prisoners of war.


ST MICHAEL AND ST JOHN'S RC SCHOOL.. 1956


BROUGHT in by Mrs Carol Riley (nee Rich­ mond) who now lives on Chatburn Road, this pho­ tograph shows pupils of St Michael.and St John's RC School in 1956 when most of the group would be eight years old. Back row: Tommy Snape, Danny Cattcrmolc,


John Manley, Christopher Grimes, Patrick Crompton, Peter Edmondson, Ronald Haslam, Peter Czapowski, Raymond Hargreaves, Gordon Hargreaves. Middle row: Tony Swain, Michael


i . mm m «r» j^, * 4 'T v w f x \ RIBBLESDALE SECONDARY MODERN SCHOOL, 1954


THIS photograph is of pupils in Miss Turner’s class at Ribblcsdale Secondary Modern School in 1954, brought in by Mrs Barbara Cooper (nee Warren). Mrs Cooper was born in Langho and attended St Leonard’s School there. Later she went to Ribblcsdale and she now lives in Hurst Green. Pupils are, on the back row: Vera Brennan,


Margaret Boal, Kathleen Downing, Babara War­ ren, ?, Freda Jones. Next to back row: Teacher Miss Turner, but Barbara cannot remember any r of the boys’ names on this and the next row. Front: ?, Ann Watson, Dorothy Wilkinson, Irene Baker, ?, Edna Mackay, Frances Richards, Dorothy Hodgson, Ann Parker, Dorothy Miller.


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THIS photograph was brought in by Mrs Mary Taylor (nee Walmsley-), of Pimlico Road, Clitheroc. Back row, left to right: Alan Blackburn, Edward Worswick, Bill Bolton, Alfred Tomlinson, Francis Duggan, Michael Edwardson. Second from top: John Bradley Jonny Lee, John Kay, Ray Marsden, Peter Clarkson, David Stan­


g § ! par? a M .fur YM WADDINGTON SCHOOL, 1933


PUPILS of Waddington and West Bradford School in the spring of 1933 can be seen in the photograph brought in by Mr Peter Garnett, who is sitting on the front row second from the right. All (he children on the front row must have been told to cross their legs, but of course two forgot. Back row, from the left: Leslie Thompson, Harry


Pye, John Briggs, Gordon Carvel, Brian Tomlin­ son, Waller Dewhurst, Brian Sheldon, Reg Aspin, Raymond Wilson, John Wooff, Bill Slater, Alan


Oddic, Wilf Boothman. Second row: Cissy Shutt, Grace Myers, Emma Boothmnn, Edith Crosslcy, Lilian Altham, Winifred Wralhall, Mar­ ion Smith, Mary Horner, Violet Burton, Alice Waddington, Joan Bolton, Mary Robinson, Peggy Tittcrington.


■ Front row: Cathy Berry, Ralph Burton, Mary Slater, Gordon Myers, Dorothy Bond, Eric Edmondson, Joan Titterington, Peter Garnett, ? Bailey, Miss Birtwell (teacher).


U n ji RIBBLESDALE SECONDARY MODERN FOOTBALL TEAM, 1962


BROUGHT in by Mr Lcs Allen, of Moorland Cres­ cent, this photograph is of the winners of the Lan­ cashire Schools' FA Shield in about 1962. The teacher and coach was Mr Bill Seed. Back row, left to right: Malcolm Pilkington, Ray Water-


house, Keith Johnson, John Billington, Martin C; low, John Hartley. Front: Peter Kenyon, Michael Yates, Malco


Fletcher, Lcs Allen, Toni Simpson, David Bus Billy Lamb.


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ley, Bernard Joyce, John Hargreaves. Third from top: Kathleen Eatough, Marie Winder, Eileen Moon, Sheila Moran, John Cow­ man (teacher), Gillian Wells, Helen Murray, Mary Walmslcy, Frances Dewhurst. Seated: Cynthia Swarbrick, Anne Lawrenson, Pamela Gornall.


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Cowman, Graham Penny, John Harvey, Roy Bish­ op, Edmond Precdy, David Moon, Stephen Mashiter, Michael Northover, Terence Scott, Phillip ?, Alan Taylor. Seated: Susan Smith, Angela McHugh, Jacque­ line Latter, ?, Vanessa Wilkinson, Maureen Black- lock, Susan Murray, Christine Steer, Margaret Stinson, Jean Waddington, Patricia ?FIoor: Catherine Ogstcn?, Carol Richmond, Valerie Gcl- dard, Anne Jackson.


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Christmas comes early for Valley toy tester Anna (four)


________by Andrew Spencer_______


CHRISTMAS has come early for one Ribble Valley youngster after she won the chance to become a “toy tester” for the day and being assigned the impor­ tant task of selecting the “must have” toys for this festive season. Anna Everand (four), from Clitheroe,


will be a member of a panel of 10 three to six-year-olds a t Rochdale-based toy com­ pany Martin Yaffe tomorrow. She will be given a once-in-a-lifetime


opportunity to spend an entire day playing with a whole host of brand new products that have not yet hit the toy shop shelves. Anna will have free rein of the compa­


ny’s on-site, custom-built toy showroom to test out the latest products from popular ranges including Bob the Builder and R u p e r t Bear, as-well as new concepts designed by Born to Play'such as “Odd Bodz” and “Miss Wheelz”. The panel will offer a unique insight into


which toys will be in most demand during the run-up to Christmas and which prod­ ucts are top of the toy box across different age groups and sexes.- Peter Hatton, toy director a t Martin


Yaffe, said: “Our nationwide search received a huge response from parents wishing to put their children forward for this unique experience. “The ‘play panel’ is the perfect way to


hear from the children themselves about which toys they will be asking for this Christmas. I t ’s much more accurate than a group of adults around a boardroom table trying to guess what products will be a hit. “Selecting the panel was a difficult deci­


sion, a s all the candidates were really bright and fun-loving, but we think we’ve found the 10 that will give us a run for bur money and make sure that Father Christ­ mas gets it right this year.” Feedback from the play panel will also


be used to anticipate product demand and make Christmas shopping for that “must- have” toy much less stressful. A n n a ’s mother, Susan, said: “I am


delighted that my daughter has been cho­ sen to join the play panel. Anna is such a bright, fun-loving child child and really knows her mind when it comes to toys. Ten children let loose in a toy showroom -


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going to be a lot of fun. The folks at Mar­ tin Yaffe don’t know what they have let themselves in fori”


Vandals target car


VANDALS caused £300 damage when they scratched th e bodywork of a Ford


Escort. The grey vehicle was targeted some time


between 3 p.m. and 5-30 p.m. on Saturday while i t was parked in Highfield Road,


Clitheroe. ' ■ Anyone with information regarding the


incident is urged to call Clitheroe Police on 443344 or th e free-and-confidential Crimestoppers line on 0800 555111.


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24/7go to... www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,’ Thursday, September 20th, 2007 21 A historic step back in time for former Girl Guides


HISTORIC postcards of Clitheroe and its surrounding area were shown at a recent Clover Club meeting. Mr Peter Goodbody told members about the interesting origins of the


early 19th Century postcards, as well more up-to-date ones. The postcards showed how much th e town has changed over the years. The Clover Club, a society for for­


mer Girl Guides, also made arrange­ ments for its next coffee morning to be held on September 29th in the Ribble Valley Mayor’s Parlour, where ' the proceeds will go to Stanley House


and Guiding. The Christmas party will be held on December 4th a t the Copy Nook, Bolton-by-Bowland. After tea, Hazel Hailwood gave the speaker a vote of thanks.


Burnley Schools’ Sixth Form


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