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A WHALLEY man allowed the clippers to be taken to his golden locks all in the name of charity. Ricky Tomlinson (22), of


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STAFF at the Aliboy Gishurne Park Hospital, at Gisburn, near Glithoroe, raised more than £300 for Comic Relief. Pliysiotherapy staff earned


money by giving massages - or accupuncture - to other mem­


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bers of staff throughout the day. Members of staff pictured


are: Lynne Stangroom, Maxine Mercer, Rebecca Tait, Ken Liv- ersidge, Jacky Hargreaves and Kate Michencr. (s)


c ‘ tibnuiAii (4 !,,<Ki}iit' j Youngsters go head to foot in red ^ Staff and pupils raised more than fund-raiser, (s)


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STAFF at a local supermarket have “bean” doing their bit for charitj'.


In the run-up to Red Nose Daj', Sainsbury's staff were bathing in beans. Christina Hill was given a bath by fellow’ staff members Lynne Bateman, Kigcl


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BIG-HEARTED children a t £40 for the charity by attending Bi’O'vn, Stuart Baldwin and Morag Brown in aid of Bolton-By-Bowland Primary school dressed in red and wearing Comic Relief. Staff hope to raise £700 in store School have been doing their bit for red noses. Our picture shows young- through a variety of events.


sters getting into the spirit of the Christina is pictured enjoying an unusual bath. (A100307/1)


On yer bikes!


TWO Ribble Valley school boys climbed on to their bikes for charity. Rowland High School pupils Thomas


Elliott and Spencer Ashton cycled 26 miles to raise money for Comic Relief and a can­ cer charity. The 12-year-old friends set off from


Bolton-by-Bowland and travelled over Waddington Fell to Newton before carry­ ing on to Slaidburn. The duo completed the journey back to


the starting point via Holden in just seven hours. Throughout their fund-raising journey,


the boys’ parents kept a watchful eye on the pair following them in cars to check on their progress, (s)


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Meeting of Clover


Club AN illustrated talk by Mr Bill Honey­ well was enjoyed by members of the Clover Club at their annual meeting in March. He showed slides


of a cycle ride he made from Lands End to John o’ Groats and his cycle ride from Ro tter­ dam in Holland to Denmark, both extremely interest­ ing. Mr Honeywell was raising money for the Christie Hospital and the MS Society. A light supper


made by members of the committee followed. The previous


month, members and friends had a most enjoyable out­ ing for their yearly theatre trip. They travelled to


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Queen Street, threw himself into the fund-raising hot-seat on Red Nose Day to help his employers. Nelson-based Daisy Communications, raise £500 for Comic Relief. The former pupil of Whal- ley Primary School put his


company’s Tfim'sponejjf.the fund-raising activities on the day.


While male members of


staff took part in a moustache growing competition and all members of staff wore red, on the spur of the moment Ricky and his workmates asked fel-


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low employees to pledge money for him to shave his head.


Daisy staff swiftly raised


£50 and Ricky left the office bearing slightly less resem­ blance to the Ricky that had arrived that morning. Meanwhile Sabden pub the


White Hart, in Padiham Road, assisted Daisy in its mammoth fund-raising by loaning out its popular Giant Jengaand Giant Connect


Staff made a beeline to the


games over their lunch hours, each paying £2 a go. Daisy’s chief executive offi­


cer Mr Matthew Riley said: “We really appreciated the efforts of all our staff on Red Nose Day, but particularly thanks to the White Hart for lending us the games that proved so popular on the day.” Our picture shows brave


Ricky having his head shaved by Andrew Jackson while Danny Lawson looks on. (s)


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