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■HAIR stylist Jenni Anderson is about to have a very differ ent type of hair-raising experi- ence than she normally has while working at the P&J Palmer Salon,' at Backridge Farm, Waddington. Very early on Sunday, June
Hospitars trip down Memory Lane
AN exhibition celebrating aspects of Calderstones Hospital, past and pres ent, finishes at the end of the month. Held at Whalley Library, the display
is part of the “Local Health, Local His tory” project.
, It features information based on the
past, present and future of the Whalley- based hospital complete
.with.phojto-, graphs from 1910 to 2008. Our picture shows Janice Pdph^and.-
her 10-year-old son.'
Matthew.brpwsihg'- around the special exhibition.“'§55ji;^-.*;.r (B090508/6)
' Tan salon boss court
THE boss'ot'a;Padiham!_tahning salon, has been' summonsed
tp.appear ih/court to answer allegatipn^pf Lire safetyjbrea^ches.-^- i
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- 4^7nda*Fielding^p),^ptIJawlhdrne Close, Calderstones Parkj^haliey,'who tastic imCphurch StreetyJsaccused Pfsbffehces,
. including failing to provide; a'pp'rbpriate fire detectors.and alarms, cormct- emergency lighting, adequate fire doors','sufficient fire safety equipment and failing to keep erner- gency exits clear.
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-The case was adjourned and
will.be.heard at Reedley Magistrates’ Court on June-12th.
£400 laptop stolen
A LAPTOP computer has been ■ stolen from Oakhill College.' i-.?.: ;
V Thieves forced their way intblhe building and took the Acer notebook ^computer, worth £400 between 8-30 and 8-50 p.m.
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Whalley News
15th, Jenni (20) will be at the Black Knights Parachute Centre, at Cockerham, preparing to jump out of an aeroplane as a fund-rais ing event for the British Heart Foundation (BHF). The fact that June 15th is also
Fathers’ Day is very fitting, as Jenni is making the jump in mem ory of her dad, John Anderson,
- who'died while out walking in th e : Lake District last November.-
Many people will have known John, who lived in Whalley for 15 years and was a former chairman of Clitheroe Round Table. Jenni grew up in Whalley and
attended the village primary school before going on to Ribbles- dale High School, in Clitheroe. Her family now live in nearby Great Harwood. Instead of having a family
party to celebrate her 21st later this year, Jenni asked her mum to pay for the parachute jump so that, unlike similar charity events where some of the money raised
pays for, the jump itself, all the proceed of Jenni’s jump will go directly to the BHF. - Friends and colleagues are ral
lying round to sponsor her and ’ Jenni would like to thank every one for their support so far, partic ularly the businesses at Backridge Farm and the management of Low Moor Club, Clitheroe, who are all helping the fund-raising by holding sponsorship forms. , Anyone who would like to spon sor Jenni, especially those with fond memories of her father, can telephone 01254 877371 or send her an e-mail at: andersonjen-
ni@hotmail.com
Barrow Bash gets the thumbs up
■ GUESTS turned out in force at Clitheroe Golf Club for the annual “Barrow Bash”. Organised by Barrow Primary School,
a delicious three-course meal was enjoyed followed by an auction, which included signed Blackburn Rovers and Burnley shirts, a signed Lancashire cricket bat, hospitality at a Lancashire County Cricket Club one day game, Avril Lavi-, gne concert tickets and WWF wrestling tickets to name a few lots.
- Alter the auction the guests danced the
night away to live 1960s’ band “The Backbeats” and a disco. Our picture shows this year’s organisers
Sharon Walker-Smith, Nicola Davies and Kerry Reede with some of the auction lots. (s) '
Biking trio plan their trip of a lifetime for children’s charity
by Debbie Wood
THREE motorcyclists are about to embark on a journey of a lifetime - and hope to raise money for charity along the way. Peter Bradshaw, (39), from Bolton-by-Bowland
Peter Sanderson, (52), from Colne, and Martin Wood, (55), from Bamoldswick, will set off on their ■ three-week motorbike and camping trip tomorrow. During the 5,000-mile journey, they will visit 15
countries, in a similar ride to that seen by actor Ewan McGregor and his friend Charley Boorman in their Long Way Round and Long 'Way Down series. . Mr Sanderson said: “Wewill be travelling down
through-Europe to the bottom tip of Italy via the Alps, across the Adriatic Sea, via ferry, to Albania, then on to our destination - the Acropolis in Athens.”
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■ There the threesome will celebrate Mr Brad shaw’s 40th birthday, before following the Adriatic
•coast through countries such as Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia, and heading back to the UK. Mr Wood, whose love of motorcycling inspired
him to plan the journey. The Acropolis Tour ’08, said: “'We are three men getting to an age when it
was time to do a once in a lifetime .trip and have an adventure. “We are very excited and looking forward to it.” The trip also has a cause beyond the bikers’ own
enjoyment. “We have decided to nominate a recently created
charity - the Trewan Sands Children’s Trust - which is designed to create holidays for those much less fortunate than ourselves, particularly children, even to the point of being terminally ill,” added Mr Sanderson. “We wanted to find a charity for children in Pen-
dle and we found that the TSC Trust is sending a child from this area on holiday to Anglesey - that is the place where local children will enjoy a holiday, courtesy of the Trust.”
, . :So far. The, Acropolis Tour ’08 has raised around
£1,500. The TSC Trust is a non-profit making organisa
tion, ensuring that all the money raised goes to the families who can benefit from it. Anyone wishing to make a donation can visit the •
TSC Trust website at
www.tsctrust.org or call 0161 , 7635760. Pictured are Peter Sanderson, Peter Bradshaw
and Martin Wood ahead of their ride of a life time to Athens, (s)
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A RIBBLE 'Valley schoolboy netted a dream match when he appeared in a European cup final. Bradley Schofield (five) was one of the
■ 22 mascots at the UEFA Cup showdown between Rangers and Zenit St Petersburg at the City of Manchester stadium. A keen football fan and Manchester
■' United supporter, Bradley took part in : the match Mter his aunt, Kerrie Water- house, entered his name into a competi
tion run by Toy-
; ota - one of the event sponsors. For the young
Chatburn Prima ry School pupil (pictured) his prize involved a full day out in
. -Manchester. Bradley’s mum,
Kimberley Waterhouse, said: “We met at the Hilton on Deansgate and had lunch before being taken by coach to the stadi- um for a practice and Bradley and the
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iers were briefed by UEFA. Back at ' hotel they had tea and were given the kits they were going to wear. Bradley was
, given a Rangers strip. We then went back to the stadium with a police escort because it was so busy. " •“Bradley got to walk out with one of the Zenit players and met them all while
• he was in the tunnel.” Back in. Chatburn, Bradley’s d a d , .
.Richard, and three-year-old brother, •
.. Owen watched his proud moment on TV - ■ w' Said Kimberley: “He had a fantastic;
time. At first he thought he was going to be playing in the match.” She said L’,' -0 1 2 0 0 '
Bradley was allowed to keep his Rangers ' *422324 kit and the trainers he wore, (s)
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