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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 22nd, 2007 33 Children In Need... Children In Need... Children In Need... Valley’s fabulous fund-raiser ST MICHAEL AND ST JOHN'S RC SCHOOL 1961


THIS picture of pupils at Ribblcsdalc Modern School in 1953 was brought in by Mrs Jacque­ line Pyc, (nee Birtwistle), who lives in Billing- ton. She can be seen on (he second row from the top on the extreme right, and yes she admits she looks a bit like a boy and is wearing a collar and tic for the occasion. Mrs Pyc and her friend have hopefully remem­ bered all the names, apart from two, of her fel­ low pupils. She docs, however, remember the form teacher Mr James Entwistlc who later


became Mayor of Clilheroc. Pupils arc: Back row, left to right: ?, Bernard Henson, Ernest Farrell, Joseph Masters, Colin Taylor, James Nelson, M. Faraday. Second row from back - Maureen McGhic, D. Brunkcr, A. Grant, M. Atkinson, Shirley Berry, Jacqueline Birtwistle. Third row from back — D. Scott, W. Chatburn, K. Dowden, Ray Walker, A. Frankland, K. Donaghy, ?, S. Carlvon. Front row: T. Baker, J. Holgatc, N. Towers, Mr Entwistlc, Hilda Moon, ?, Margaret Wood.


THIS photograph was brought in by Mrs Kath­ leen Tattcrsall, it is of pupils at St Michael and St John's RC School in 1961 and shows her daughter Joyce Tattcrsall on the front row, third from the right; Kathleen attended the same school as her daughter and has a phtograph of herself in the infant class in 1938. Pupils: Back row, left to right: ?, Michael Arrow- smith, Keith Tomlinson, Stephen Salisbury, Bernard ?, Stephen Rush, John Hargreaves,


Stephen Walmslcy, Andrew Byrne, Elaine Swinskcs. Middle: Peter Steer, Nicholas Bradley, Thomas Binks, Ronald Hargreaves, Paul Humphreys, Peter Clegg, Anthony Bullock, Geoffrey Wild­ ing, Andrew Calvert, Michael Redhead, ? Front: Lorraine Lambert, Josephine ?, Susan Driver, Moira Byrne, Rosemary Parks, Lesley Jackson, Georgina ?, Joyce Taltersall, Susan Valovin, Sheila Burgess.


| CUSTOMERS visiting Harrison and Kerr butchers in King Street, Clitheroe, found themselves facing Disney characters including Snow White, Peter Pan, Tinkerhell and Minnie Mouse. Staff members dressed up to raise funds for the annual Children in Need. An amazing £436.83 was raised, (s)


SPOTS were everywhere, but laughter was the best medicine when Bolton-by-Bowland Pri­ mary School joined in with Children in Need. Its School Council organised


SAWLEY SCHOOL PAST AND PRESENT CRGS UPPER FIFTH FORM 1963


SUBMITTED by Mrs Marina Bcnnct (nee Martin), of Chatburn Road, Clithcroc. It shows Clithcroc Royal Grammar School upper fifth form pupils in 1963. Back row, left to right: Barbara Lord, Averil Mayor, Christine Holiday, Norma Martin, Pamela Hildcn, Janet Hinc, Glynis ?, Susan


Lloyd. Middle row: Susan ?, Pat Holt, Christine Hothcrsall, ?, Marilyn Ingham, Anne McVie, Marina Martin, Angela Hayhurst, hyllis Moor, ?, Joan Harrop, Sandra McGlynn, Barbara Neville. Front: Christine Ingham, ?, ?, Nina Mossop, Miss Glisby, Dorothy Northovcr, ?, Dianne Lester, Joyce Leach.


BROUGHT in by Mrs V. Giles, of Chatburn Park Drive, Clitheroe, this picture is of past and present pupils, with their families, on the occasi­ on of Sawley School closure in July 1975, just one year short of its 100 anniversary. There were


just nine pupils left. Sawlcy families were: Bolton, Benson, Burgess, Cradock, Furness, Giles, Haines, Harrison, Ireland, Pye, Scott, Sin­ gleton, Sutcliffe Trueman. Head teacher Mrs Margaret Dyson, can be seen with a bouquet.


a “Spotty Day”, raising funds for the charity in various ways. Callum Walmsley, secretary of the School Council, reports: “It involved everyone dressing in spotty clothes. We had a spotty bring and buy stall, and a spotty cake stall, a colouring competition and, last of all, a Children in Need scratch card game. “I t was £1 a go, the prize


was a cake with Pudsey on and a pupil called Robert Capstick won the game. “We raised £119.30 so we


did quite well and everybody in the school helped to raise the money and had a good time as well.” Pictured are some of the


spotty pupils with the prize cake, (s)


REGULARS at the Royal Oak, Clitheroe held a fund­ raising night in aid of Chil­ dren in Need. Organised by landlord


and landlady Nigel and Sammie Edwards, and reg­ ulars Paul S argeant and Patricia Kennedy, the event raised an amazing total in


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excess of £600, with dona­ tions and sponsorship still due to arrive. Customers were invited


to step back in time to a '70s and '80s disco in fancy dress, and special events included a sponsored chest wax of regulars Mark Sargeant, Dave Hargreaves


and Le Hardboard (done by Leanne Bond) and spon­ sored head shave by Dave Moon. The Royal Oak expressed


its thanks to all the local businesses who kindly donated prizes for the raffle. A fan ta s tic night was .enjoyed by all. (s)


D O N AT ION S f rom customers and a pub quiz helped a Clitheroe supermarket raise £472.85 for Chil­ dren in Need. Staff at Booths


ST MICHAEL AND ST JOHN’S RC SCHOOL INFANT DEPT 1938


ALSO brought in by Mrs Kathleen Tattcrsall (nee Nelson) this photograph shows pupils of St Michael and St John's RC School in 1938. Kathleen can be seen on the middle row fifth from the left. Pupils are back row, left to right: Bernard Green, Frances Walmsley, Gerald Walmslcy, Raymond Hargreaves, Peter Dicken­


son, Gerald Towers, Martin Chatburn.Middlc Row: Rita Bailey, Pat Melia, Winifred Harg­ reaves, Margaret Wize, Kathleen Nelson, Jean White, Lois Snarling, Pat Brown, Barbara Jack- son, Jean Scott, Joan BulIock.Front: Michael Birtwell, Ronald Sluter, Robert Franklund, John Brown, Peter Turner.


THIS photograph was brought in by Mr Jack Thompson, who was visiting Clilheroc from his home in Salisbury to attend (he annual dinner of Clilheroe Old Boys’ Association. Mr Thompson, who lived in Eshton Terrace as a boy, went to Sandhurst when he left school and made the Army his career. The photograph is of (he Clitheroe Royal Grammar School's swimming team in about 1917, he thinks, and


Mr Thompson can be seen on the middle row, extreme right. He cannot remember many of the first names of the boys. Pictured are: Back row, left to right: Robin Hitehen, Robinson, Merely, John Dugdale, Heaton, John Howard, Moon, Taylor. Middle row: Keith Howarth, Ben­ son, Peter Cross, Mr Coles (teacher), Kay, Keith Taylor, Jack Thompson. Front: Jim Simpson, Brian Hodgson.


tor Linda Baron said the store want­ ed to thank the Cas­ tle Pub for hosting the quiz, as well as staff and customers for all the dona­ tions. Linda is pictured


came dressed as book and film char­ acters to add to the fun. Event co-ordina-


with Kris Day, Dar­ ren Swain and Pauline Wallace, (s)


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