10 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, NbvemberSth, 2009


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, ciRheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Bumiey 01282 422331 (Classified) Edna reaches 100


CENTENARIAN Edna Malone's card from The Queen was delivered by the borough's first couple. The Mayor of the Ribble


Valley, Coun. Beverley Jones, and her consort Mr Howel Jones, presented the 100th birthday card to Mrs Malone surroundedjjy her family


(pictured). Bom on October 28th, 1909


in Blackburn, Mrs Malone was a pupil at Notre Dame Convent School before going on to train as a secretary. For almost 50 years she worked at Haydock's Laundry near Brownhill in Blackburn,


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‘Honest, hard-working, reliable... looking for a new job’


e v e n tu a l ly becoming per­ sonal secre­ tary to Mr James Hay- dock. In 1939 she


married her


husband Vincent and the couple went on to have three children, Andrew, John and Suzanne. Vincent died in 1988. Members of Mrs Mal­ one's family lived in New Zealand, Hong Kong, Dubai and Indonesia, as well as clos­ er to home in the UK. On several occasions Mr


and Mrs Malone travelled to Hong Kong to visit their son and his wife. Her extended family now includes four grandchildren, Alexander, Christopher, Caroline and Rory, as well as three great­ grandchildren, Oscar, Laila and Chloe. To mark her 100th birth­


day her four grandchildren performed a short concert at Stonyhurst College, where the three boys had been pupils. Now a resident at the Manor House in Chatburn, Mrs Malone celebrated her special birthday with family, friends and residents, (s)


Helping you get back to work


A RECRUITMENT open day is being held at Job Centre Plus, on Low- ergate, Clitheroe, today from 9-30 a.m. to 12 p.m. All those looking for employment, those who


would like to change careers or for information about returning to work, are invited along to get help and advice from employers and training providers. There will be


eight local employers pres­ ent and five training providers who can help compile CVs as well as give useful tips and advice. For more informa­ tion tel. 01200 335003.


I# Head’s praise for pupils


TARGET smashing Year 11 pupils at a Ribble Valley high school have been praised by their headteacher. At St Augustine's RC High School's cel­


ebration evening, Mr Anthony McNama­ ra said his’ school had recorded the high­ est "year on year progress at Key Stage 4 " across all Lancashire's high schools. He said that in doing so his BiUington


school had "smashed through all the already challenging targets" set by the local authority. Mr McNamara described the results as


"magnificent" and a "testimony to the commitment and effort of our learners and their teachers". During his speech, Mr McNamara


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thanked all his colleagues at St Augus­ tine's, as well as the wider community which is involved with the school includ­ ing local parish priests, partner primary schools and post-16 Catholic partners. He said it was with thanks to them that St Augustine's had "been able to build the strong faith and community network which has had such a positive impact on so many of our lives". Joining the headteacher for the celebra­


tion evening was chairman of governors Fr. Edmund 'Willoughby; Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Beverley Jones, and her consort Mr Howel Jones; together with the Mayor, Mayoress and consort of Clitheroe, Coun. Mary Robinson, Mrs Helen Culver and Mr David Robinson; and guest speaker Mrs ’Vivien Meath, the former editor of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. Prize winners were: Portfolio Award for Art: Heather Alpe;


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The Springhill Care Group Business Commimications Systems Award: Willis Introna; St Augustine's prize for biology: Anna Harvey and Bethany Graham; St Augustine's prize for chemistry: Megan Norman and Gerard O'Reilly: COPE Award: Dylan McGough and Johanna Coyne; Cup for drama: Elizabeth ’Wlo- darezyk; Margaret Ainsworth Memorial Silver Salver for literature and drama: Beth Jameson; St Augustine's aw^d for electronicis: David Murphy; Merit Cup for English: Bethany Gral^: St A u g^ tine's Award for food: Claire Holt; Prize for geography: Gerard O'Reilly; St Augustine's Award for graphics: Domime Hogan; Philip Morris prize for history: Emma Bromley; Rey/Bulam Award for modem languages: Natahe Cunhffe; The Lambert love of languages award: David Astley; St Augiistine's Award for mathe­ matics: Nicholas Howley; Heyhurst Cup for music: Anna Harvey; Peter Rose Cup for musical endeavour: Kathiyn Clark­ son; St Augustine's prize for ph^ics: Matthew Twomey and laura Higham;


Prize for religious studies: Jacob Forkin; St Augustine's prize for resistant materi­ als: David Murphy; St Augustine's prize for science: Elizabeth 'Wlodarczyk; San­ dra Coulter Trophy for contribution for school sports: Luke Kimberley; Grogan Trophy for GCSE PE: Georgia Garrig- an; St Augustine's Award for textiles: Bethany Ellison; Whalley Lions Shield for service to the school community: Kathryn Clarkson, Martyn Dickinson and Thomas Newton; Osbaldeston Tro­ phy for service to the school community: Sophia Clarke, Johanna Coyne and Shannon Abraham; Patrick Roberts Award for contribution to Year 11: Dominic Hartley: Pupil council prize: Fergal Kinney; Outstanding contribu­ tion to CAFOD and Fairtrade: Charlotte Mulcahy, Rosie Wain, Hannah Parker, Sophia Clarke and Gabriella Mott; Con­ tribution to pre-teaching scheme: Cameron O'Donnell; Peter Webster memorial prize for overall contribution to upper school - deputy head girls, Bethany Graham and Anna Harvey; deputy head boys, Fergal Kinney and Matthew Twomey; Lawrenson Trophy for head boy and head girl: Luke Kim­ berley and Elizabeth Wlodarczyk; Simone Martin Trophy for effort and determination: Emma Bromley and Connor McGowan; Wardrobe Trophy for work ethos: Emma Gaffney and Rebec­ ca Shorrock; Richard Sykes Trophy for dedication and achievement: Jessica Coy and Rebecca Shorrock; Anthony Leecy Cup for dedication and achievement: Amy Cunningham; PTFA Award for endeavour and achievement: Dominic Hogan and Kyle McCrimmon; Boh Ainsworth Memorial prize for further education: Kirsty Burton; Jean Bell Memorial prize for progress: Beth Jame­ son; Alan Fish progress award: Alexan­ der Williams and Eliana Djamalis; St Augustine's silver salver for runner-uptp best GCSE results: Heather Alpe,


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Bethany Graham, Anna Harvey, Laura Higham, Bethany Ellison; Monsignor Guerin Rosehowl for best GCSE results: Gerard O'Reilly; Nomination for Clitheroe 2000 Award: Martin Shorter. Cross country - Hyndbum and Ribble


Valley Overall Winning Team, represen­ tative: Richard Grayston. Hyndburn and Rihhle Valley Overall 'Winning Boys' Team, representative: Eliot Bailey. Netball - Hyndburn and Ribble Val­


ley Leagueand Tournament Winners, captain: Natalie Cunliffe. Football-Myer-


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scough 6 aside Football Competi­ tion Winners, cap­ tain: Thomas Hitchcock. Badminton -


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A FANTASTIC firework dis­ play is planned at the bonfire night to be held on Saturday at Clitheroe Castle grounds. The bonfire will be lit at 6-30


Bonfire night at the Castle Some entrances to the Castle


p.m. with the firework display shortly afterwards. Local pri­ mary schools have been asked to make a Guy for the bonfire and there will be a prize for the best one. Also on the field will be a large hot roast, and burg­ ers and donuts for sale together with fluorescent and illuminat­ ed toys for children.


will not be accessible for safety reasons, the two which are being used are Parson Lane and Eshton Terrace entrances. Collecting boxes will be avail­ able at both entrances to enable visitors to make their donations. • A reminder, if you are hav­


ing a bonfire in the garden or in your village, please remember to first check it carefully for sleeping hedgehogs which may have wandered in to hibernate.


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