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INSPECTORS have given glowing reports to Stonyhurst College and its prep school, St Mary’s Hall. • 'Thenr findings spoke of excellent


; pastoral care, outstanding extra-cur- ■ ricular success and the high quality : of pupils’ personal development. - ; . ;.; All UK independent schools have ■ a full inspection conducted by the


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Their report noted that; “A broad


curriculum, flexibly adapted to en­ able pupils to achieve their full po­ tential, makes an excellent contri­ bution to pupils’ achievements and learning.” • It added that: “The College’s most • vdistinctive feature is an outstanding.


all-pervasive spirituality, which pro­ motes reflective self-awareness and increased moral fibre, leading many pupils to relish opportunities to turn their faith into action.” ■ The inspection also included in- ’


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Ex-England star hands out the 'trophies toWillage footballers


'^FORMER,'England footballer Peter Barnes was the special guest when Chat-; y: burn.EG held its annual end-of-season


/ ’'awardsnight.' \ 't f ' i’Barnes starred as a winger, for Man- ;1,:Chester City from 1972 to ’79 and earned: 22 England caps between: 1977-and ’82,'


!•■ ; scoring five goals for his country. ' ; • . ' :C He is also a personal friend of Peter Kil- /, lick, landlord of the Black Bull,' Chatbum, /. which hosted the village football team’s;


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the awards, much to the delight of the Chatbum side. "


. As well as handing out the various tro­ phies and awards, Barnes, now 52, took


■ questions from the local players and gave .coaching tips and a valuable insight to the ; -professional game.


■ • He was so impressed with the team’s


'attitude and commitment that he has of­ fered to bring the Manchester City Vct-


. erans team - including the likes of Gary 1- Owen and Asa Hartford - to play a char­ ity game in Chatburn in the summer.


fortable and loving environment ”| Stonyhurst College’s Headmaster, I Mr Andrew Johnson, commented'[ “I am.very proud of this report,I which is a tremendous achievement | and product of the hard work of| Stonyhurst staff and pupils. “We aim to be the best we can I


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■ “Thanks must go to everyone in-1 volved in this achievement.”


STAR STRIKER:] Peter Barnes presents | the top ' goals- I corer ^ award to [ Chatburn PC’s star striker ‘ I Zak Holgate.; I


PRIDE OF CUBS: Members of the 1st Pendle and 2nd Bowland, Waddington Cubs, with the award recipients.


TWO local Cub leaders have been pre­ sented with the organisation’s top awards. At the St George’s Day service, which


was held at St Michael and St John’s RC Church in Clitheroe, Mr Len Dickinson was presented with the Silver Wolf and Mrs Jean Bentley received the Silver Acorn. - Mr Dickinson’s service as a Cub leader started in 1952 when he became Assistant Cub Scout Leader with the 354th Man­ chester Group. After a decade with the Manchester group he moved to Clitheroe in the 1960s and became a leader first at St Paul’s, then with the 1st Pendle Group. Mr Dickinson went on to become Akist-


ant District Commissioner, before becom­ ing District Commissioner for Clitheroe in 1991, a position he held until 1999. For Mr Dickinson more appointments


followed with the Clitheroe Scout Fel­ lowship and the East Lancashire County Executive, and he went on to become ap­ pointed Chairman of the District Appoint­ ment Advisory Committee. His previous awards have included the Medal of Merit in 1976, followed by the Bar in 1982. Seven years later he became a recipient of the Silver Acorn and was presented with the


. *40-year long service award in 2004. ■ .'.' The Silver Wolf, introduced by Lord : Baden-Powell, is the organisation’s high- : est honour and an unrestricted gift award-. ;ed by the Chief Scout - the citation on the j certificate reads: “In recognition of serv-


. [ices of the most exceptional character over - ’many years.”


;^e At the service on Sunday, April 25th, '.Mrs Bentley was presented with the Silver ‘


^\corn, which is awarded for outstanding iservice to the community.; •■ S;' She was first appointed as a Cub leader fin 1974 when she became Assistant Cub /Scout Leader at the Loyola Group. ■; In 1983 she.bec'ame the pack’s Cub


'Scout Leader and her involvement with fthe'Loyola pack continued for 26 years, runtil'she retired in 2000. However, she ;-; continued to have links with the Scouting ■movement and was part of the Clitheroe. 'Scout Fellowship for four years.; ■ ' Iri 2004 Mrs Bentley came out of re-' ftirement to become leader of the newly ;


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v;formed Cub pack in Waddington, a role , /which she continues to hold. ; She was presented with the Long Serv-.


ice Award in 1980 and in 1986 received the. Medal of Merit;


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sHORSES and riders from Little Snodworth'Livery ■ Yard in Langho are the Interdressage Winter 2009/10 League Champions.


i-. . After using an on-line system designed to encour- i age riding clubs and individual riders to “give dre's- .. ; sage a go”, the Langho team topped the table. .■ r.. ; :. ; ■ The tests, which are.carried out in familiar sur- .,


.•roundings, arc videoed and sent to.www.interdres-■ sage.com forjudging


; ; The Winter League Ihterdressage cornpetition was .• j-v


r: open to all riding clubs, pphy clubs and livery yards / across the'cduntiy, and challenged riders to compete fas teams’performing a variety qf.dressage tests, in-,; hand and jumping classes The prize, sponsored by Mirrors for Training, was ■; increased from £400 to £1-,000.worth of Dressage ;


. Training Mirrors and this was awarded to Little Sn-,. - odworth Livery Yafd.‘;These mirrors, which will be .- installed this month, will enable riders to monitor and correct their position on their horses, helping improver?


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POLICE arrested a man in the public toilets in Whalley after re- spending to a report of a man be-


' having in an “odd” manner. • ■ Blackburn magistrates heard an


: officer found a message written in orange marker pen on a cubicle door


inviting the reader to push a piece of paper under the partition wall if he wanted a lewd act performing on him. And when police looked over into the other cubicle they found David Wil­ liam Fowles looking “very nervous”. Fowles (51), of Collins Drive, Ac­


crington, pleaded guilty to possessing an offensive weapon - a knife - and damaging toilet cubicle walls belong­


ing to Ribble 'Valley Borough Coun­ cil. He was sentenced to eight weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, ordered to do 100 hours’ unpaid work and pay £150 costs and £100 compen­ sation. A charge of making a public display of indecent matter had previ­ ously been withdrawn. Mr Peter Wild (prosecuting) said police went to the public toilets o n .


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King Street at 11-25 a.m. When Fow­ les emptied his pockets there was a bright orange marker pen matching the writing on the cubicle wall and the arrow pointing to the next door cubicle. When he was searched at the police station the knife was found in a glasses case.


Mr Basharat Ditta (defending) s his client was a married man with I


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adult children, one of them a doctor. After studying for a degree in business at Liverpool University he had always worked m the insurance business until he lost his job four years ago. “He is someone who m the past


has been viewed with esteem and re­ spect,” said Mr Ditta. ' “It is quite clear the knife had not- been used in any way.”


An invitation to join in Mayoral Sunday


CLITHEROE'S new Mayor, Coun. Alan Yearing, v/ill attend the town's Trin­ ity Methodist Church on Sunday, May 23rd, at 10-30 a.m. for the observance of the Mayoral Sunday Service. Residents and representatives of


local organisations are invited to join him for this annual occasion. The May- oral procession will leave the Town


'Hall, in Church Street, at 10-10 a.m., returning there after the service at around 11-45 a.m.


SCOUTING AWARD: Pictured from the left Len Dickin­ son, who received the Silver Wolf; Jean Bentley, who was presented with the Silver Acorn, and East Lanca­ shire County President Ken Jackson..


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