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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) Another Grand night! V- t e a m by Natalie Cox


A VALLEY .headteacher has - • compared the v success of his , students to that of the British . . . cycling team. * ; -


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‘ ■ AtBowland v. High School’s pres­ entation evening, Mr Stephen Gox\i S said the reasons’ s!-'


' successes and those •. of the cyclists, ■


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behind his school’s • ■ •hoped the young ■ ■ ■ .


■includingmulti: gold medallist • ■ Chris Hoy, were ‘ similar. ' .


' He talked about ■ the importance of , team spirit; the - dedication of coaching staff,'self si belief, high expec­ tations and well __ planned prepara- ' tion and said h e '


Next to Tescos. Far beyond comparison. - > >


' people in his audi- • ence could see the » anaology between ; > academicexcel-.;, ■ ■ -i lence and.sporting • - success. ■ Mr Cox added -; -


his thanks to the '' entirestaff at


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■ Bowland for thOT^iSi -“dedicatira in ''“-^**-1. caching oiir own: ' medal winners to .;


,'suchheightsof . ■ achievement” and for their continued ■ . .“drive, support


' and professional- v ; ;ism • - Speaking of the - . GCSE results, Mr,: -


Well worth a visit •


Interesting and' ; unusual pieces ' ' of Victorian and-’ > Edwardian pine ■ ; furniture restored and polished on the premises including: • Pine Wardrobes • Welsh Dressers • Drawers • Bookcases • Tables • Chairs etc in new or reclaimed timber made to measure.


1 3 D u c k S t r e e t , C l i th e r o e 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 2 2 2 2 w w w .c l i th e r o e c o u n t r y fu r n i tu r e .c o .u k


; Coxdescribed. -. , . ' .- themas“triily^''


:phenomenal” - -with 83% of last : .: year’s Year 11"


■ pupils gaining five ;• At to C grades or


The Grand in ;.v' , Clitheroe/Mr.Cox : introduced guest speaker Kibble . ■ Valley MP Nigel - Evans, who also _. o j- presented the


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prizes,trophies:: and certificates.'‘i.',. ■ A vote of thanks-:


was given by head: . boy Daniel Parker - and head girl Han­ nah Greenwood.


AWARDS Awards were pre­


sented as follows: Special awards-


• above and.72% ' obtaining five A*-:- •, ■ star to C grades or , above including ■ ; English ^ d maths.


■ After addressing the audience at


David Howard Award for Public Speaking: Jason Walsh; Jennifer Sears Trophy: j •• Kathryn Duck-: ,, worth; Michael Phillips Cup: ' Sophie Cox and • - V Molly Nolan; Helen Driver . Award for Per- forming Arts: Lucy Raynon John Bolton Memorial: ■ Cup: Robert


Wamen N.N. - f


Crossley Prize for - ' Football; William James; H.E. Crossley Prize for NetbaU:Abi McCabe and Hazel Swarbrick; ; World of Work: : Marc Glover; Eliz-: abethHodbod; Merit Award:- Jacob, Houghton;-. 5 AlexWalmsley -J Attendance , ’*


■Award: Matthew^g^.; Alpe, Simon Ire- land and Shanice ; Jackson; P.T.F. A ' -


• Prize for Progress;: ■


' t - Jake Wright, Oliv- .


; er James, James . •. Thresh and Emily rWilsoh; Sylvia: , Malone Award for


• Good Manners:: Heather Marrow;. Richard King Wilkinson Cup: Hannah Carlton; - Betty Austin Prize for best progress in Year Eight Sci­ ence: Bethany . Fyles;,The . G^rgina Award: Jacob Houghton;


: Brennand Cup for - : -English (Best . . . . GCSE Srore):


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OUR photograph shows some of Bowland High School’s pupils at the presentation night (A131108/2) , Lacie Howarth,


‘ Sam Millen Peter " Ormerod Award for Sporting ~ Endeavoun Oliver Aspden and Luke Tasker; Head- . teacher’s Prize: Daniel Parker and Hannah Green- .' wood; Heber Har- •


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- greaves Shield for .■Head,Girl and ••. -vHead'Boy: Han- ij nahTGrronwood 'iahd Daniel Parker.-.


;;v Senior Subject : prizewinners


- ,'Art:liiattie Wi. ■ kinson; Biology: Bethany Pearson; Chemistry: Marc GlovenDIDA: . Shanice Jackson; ' Citizenship:- Rebekah Gloven Dance: Enuna


• Turner; Design & Technology: Seth Blakey; English: - Laura Kingsley: Expressive Arts:


. Hannah Green­ wood; French: Bethany Pearson; Food Technology: • Harriet Campbell; (Jeography:


. Naomi Sower-


butts; German; Lottie Wilkinson;. • History: Emma ; Bowken Mathe­ matics; Catherine


. Graveston; Media Studies: Molly Nolan; Music: Jesr sica Hurley; Phys­ ical Education (Girls): Melissa Pickato; Physical Education (Boys): Conor Lowes; Physics: Andrew Marshall; Science: Adam Ren'wick.


; Junior subject prize winners Art: Faye Cap-


stick; Design find Technology: Tom • Martin; English:


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- Holly Shorrock; - Food Technology: Oliver James; French: Melissa Stanworth; Geog­ raphy: Jack Tay- loil German: Iona Campbell; Histo­ ry: James Addi­ son; Information Technology: Katie Novak; Mathe­ matics: Robert Graveston: Music: Toby Bolton; Per­ forming Arts: Lauren Hall; • Physical Educa­ tion (Boys): Calum Harris: Physical Educa-


tion (Girls): Olivia Maybuiy; Reli- ■ gious Studies: Katie Fenton; Scir ence: Lucy Roach


Certificate winners-


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Timothy Aiikers, Emma Black, Jacqueline Black-, well, Elizabeth ■ Blevins, Thomas Bowker, Charlotte Boyer, Christopher Buckley, Charina Clarkson,'David • Coar, Megan Con­ nolly, Samuel Cowgill, John Cowperthwaite, Lauren Crook, Liam Crooks, ■ Gemma Curley, Kyran Damton, Emma Darwin-,


_ Emma Dewhurst, ’ Jessica Dodd, Thomas Edmond-. son, Joseph Eland, Sarah Etdiells, Oliver Fletcher, MatthewFox, • Chelsea Green, Oliver Greenwood,. Melanie Hamer, Kimberley Harri­ son, Rhys Hart, . . Charlotte Hartley, James Hartley, ■ Penelope Hartley, Thomas Haslam, Alexander Hilton, James Howard,


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- Riley, Nicholas Roberts, Shauna Robinson, Jordan Ronchetti, Victo­ ria Rowland, Natasha Smalley,


• Charlotte Smith, Jennifer Smith,


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A REGULAR family fun


■ night-at Glitheroe’s newest -venue. The Grand, is proving a huge success. ■ ' - More than 200 attended the


. second event last Friday, dou- : ble the attendance for the inau- ■ gural event. Parents joined their children in competitions and video games, as well as enjoying fresh food and Fair­ trade treats from The Grand Cafe.'.


..... The event aims to encourage


: families to enjoy each other’s . company, and to sit and eat together while.having a great' time and a lot of fun. The highlight of the night


; was the main competition, when ad u l ts and children


worked together in teams of up to six people. Ten teams in to ta l competed and the top three walked away with a Grand trophy and prizes spon­ sored by local businesses Let­ tuce Children’s Clothes Shop, Unique and Wooden Toy Shop and Precious Little Treasures.: Local electrical store Harry.


Garlick also enhanced this- Grand experience by sponsor-: ing large flat screens for the -video games. Facepainting and colouring activities were as popular as ever with the little, ones. -


- ' . , ' • See The Grand’s adverts in


this paper for details of the next Family Fun Night or phone on 01200 421599.


Montage tribute to a great village effort


by-Margaret Wright


fEVERY picture tells a story in a photo


- montage that records the building of Sab- den’s bowling club, pavilion - and cele- - brates the commit­ ment of -villagers and supporters who gave ;,


their time to build it. - The mounted and. framed display charts; the progress of the proj­ ect from i ts s ta r t in October, 1993, until completion-about 18 months later, and fea­ tures many of the vol­ unteers who helped. The montage was


compiled by former club se c re ta ry . David Beesley, who presented it to the club along with another framed record of village fund-raising campaigns tha t helped finance the building.


_. He has dedicated the photo-montage to Peter Lambert who died 12 months ago and who gave a lot of his time to building the clubhouse. He was also a keen


■ bowler, playing for dub teams aiTd in competi-


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tions . - David, who designed the award­ winning . clubhouse,; said: “Before”he died, Peter nagged me to cre­ ate a photo record of the building of the club­ house and the people - who helped build it. . ., . “The whole project


was entirely financed by the people of Sabden'


, and built by .its trades- ‘ men and helpers.' I t is a- fine example of what Sabden villagers can achieve.” Club vice-chairman :■


.P e te r H arp er said: .“We’re very grateful to


David for the time and . effort he has put into creating the montage.-^? “I t will be on perma­


nent display in the club to remind everyone of :


■ the tremendous effort.! made by villagers-toi


.-create th is wonderful facility.”


Castle CCTV plan submittea


- t h e erection of GOTV cameras ■ to the ex tern al elevations, of . Clitheroe Castle Museum has '■' been proposed in plans to Kibble Valley Borough Council. .


;*'v Comments on th'e: proposal •together with Listed Building


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- Consent (number 0919) must be made to the council .by Decem­


ber 5th. ■ ■ Other plans .submitted,


include: ■ Clitheroe: Certificate of lawful-


■ ness for proposed use for.converr


sion of garage into additional residential accommodation at 19


Moorland Avenue (0962). Instal- lation-of an electricity generator plus ancillary equipment in .a fenced plant compound to recov-. . er. and utilise landfill gas from the Henthorn Road landfill for .. 'th e generation of electricity at'.:


■ ' : Sabden: Demolition of . exist-: -;': • ing single storey.lean-to exten-« --sion and construction.of mew :.•: kitchen a t lOl'Padihani Road,- (0940).'.


■ 'Henthorn Landfill Site,-Hen-ji. thorn Lane (0942).


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f r: T Simonston’c: Proposed dormer ;; to rear elevation of 5:Beauley.,;


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Avenue (948); Demolition'of’ ; existing service buildings and erection of two storey extension-/ - of - 21- bedrooms and covered. ,■ service yard at-Higher. Trapp;-: ■Hotel, Trapi) Lane ■(0844)N ew / Macadam pathway to link exist-/-..: ing access gate with playground '• a t St Peter's-CE School ( 0 9 5 4 ) - ' Whalley: A p p lic a tio n for


approval of/details reserved by a/.: condition'relating to planning -. ; ^consent 0681 at'Whalley Parish ■


. Ghiirch; CChurchjLane. (0945). / Two non-illuminated fascia signs ;-: atl-'Accmgton' Road (0930) .y '• >. /


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