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relating to foster care, in­ cluding the recruitment of new foster parents, have been enthusiastically dis­ cussed by members and it was suggested that pros­ pective foster parents be invited to attend meetings in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. The association next meets on February 18th.


will be designed to cover a wide spectrum of inter­ ests, including visits to child care establishments, guest speakers and social events, to encourage max­ imum participation. A number of subjects


Pendle Club


Clitheroe, were Mrs P. Adey and Mr F. Walker, Mrs A. Barker and Mr T. Adey.


WINNERS of a bridge session at Pendle Club,


enlarge its membership by sending a newsletter to all foster parents in the Ribble Valley, informing them of forthcoming events and meetings, which will be held on the third Wednesday of the month at the Social Ser­ vices Office, at 8 p.m. The content of meetings


Gibson, of Old Langho, se creta ry is Mrs M. Knowles, of Ribchester, treasurer is Mrs B. Eids- forth and Press officer Mrs M. Rich, both of Chipping. The association hopes to


A RIBBLE VALLEY Foster Parents’ Associa­ tion has been formed and is to meet in Clitheroe monthly. i Chairman is Mrs V.


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Donation by choir


A CHEQUE for £90 was handed over to St Denys Home, Clitheroe, on Tuesday night, by junior choir members of St Leonard’s ’Church, Bal- derstone.


by a dozen members who toured the Balderstone area carol singing at Christmas. The cheque was a £30 improvement on the sum they gave the home last year.


The money was raised


Mandy Woodward made the presentation to house- parents Mr and Mrs John Sutherland.


Choir member Miss Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, Charles Clegg, Church Street, will be open from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday: Boots, Castle Street, noon to 1 p.m. Monday.:to Friday, 6 to 7 p.m.


IF the Women’s .Institute movement .were a trades - union,, it would' be 'the sixth la rg e s t : in. the country. •


emphasising the. size ' of ' the countrywomen’s or­ ganisation emerged from , a meeting at Pendleton Village Hall for new mem­ bers in the district —' the first to be held for many' years. It was attended by 40


This surprising statistic -•


of the most recent re­ cruits representing Wad- dington, West Bradford, Bashall Eaves, Gisburn, S im o n s to n e , L i t t le


Fellowship


A TALK based on build­ ing a wall and its religious context was given to members of T r in i ty Ladies’ Afternoon Fellow­ ship by Mr P. Horne.


ided and tea and biscuits was served by the ladies’ committee.


Mrs J. Wilkinson pres­


will be a united meeting at the United Reformed Church.


On Wednesday there


M it to n , , S la id b u rn Sawley, WiswellJ ’ Dow- nham and Grindleton. ,,


■ origins of the WI, founded in Canada in .1897 and in­ troduced'to Britain- in 1915, and the way it works at-national, county and local level. , Its aims , as a non-secta­


They- heard about ■ the


members served soup, apple pie and cream, tea and coffee, and many WI publications were on display.


mation session was led by two members of the county organisation sub­ committee, VC0 Mrs Margaret Lupton and Pendleton WI president Mrs ■ Marie Ireland, with area leaders Miss Kath­ leen Hanson and Mrs Betty Steen. A group of Pendleton


rian, non-political organ­ isation with ideals of truth, .tolerance, fellow­ ship and justice were out­ lined, and mention was also made of Denman Col­ lege, where members and their husbands can enrol for short study courses in a wide variety of subjects. The light-hearted infor­


Refusal of grant to sports club is ‘discrimination’


A LEADING official of one of Clitheroe’s prominent sports clubs has hit out at the town council for its “discrimination” in turning down


man of Clitheroe Cricket, Bowling and Tennis Club, says that the latest refus­ al has convinced members that the town council is


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PRESIDENT Mrs Kath- .past 12 months at the leen Owen thanked retir- annual m e eting and ing committee members dinner of th e . Edisford for their service over the Ladies' Group.


staurant, Clitheroe, it was attended by 31 members. : Mrs Irene Coon retired as secretary after one year,.' rather than the usual two,-;':


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be in St Paul’s Church Hall, Low Moor, next Tuesday, at 7-30 p.m.


and is succeeded by Mrs Carol Bithell. The next meeting will


turned down a similar re­ quest for cash aid three years ago because it felt a p re c ed e n t would be created. “Since then, other clubs


done as much as they can to make the scheme a suc­ cess and all we are asking for is a little financial sup­ port from the town coun­ cil,” says Mr Barnes. The Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Leo Wells, how­


ready been spent, on the modernisation scheme and the final phase involves the installation of a hot- water system and tiled floors in the shower rooms. “The members have


have, I understand, been awarded grants. But when we reapply, we are turned down flat, appa­ rently for the self-same reason as last timer . About £10,000 has al­


“anti-Clitheroe Cricket Club,”’ and has seriously jeopardised the chances of having the third and final phase of the improve­ ments ready by April. “We have done a tre­ mendous amount for sport in ; Clitheroe and this is the thanks,” says Mr Barnes, “ The town council


two requests for a grant towards a modernisa­ tion scheme. Mr Ken Barnes, chair­


. initial work on the Salthil! Recreation Area,” he says. “Each request is consi­


quests for financial 'aid and would like to help them all. But our funds are strictly limited, espe­ cially now that we are committed to paying for


dered solely on its own merits and if any aid has been granted to other sports clubs between the cricket club’s two applica­ tions, it has been strictly on a “one-off’ basis.


ABATTOIR EXTENSION


AN application to raise the height and extend the floor area of the abattoir at Wiswell Moor, near Whalley, has been ap­ proved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.


the alterations is to meet new regulations calling for increased clearance bet­ ween meat travelling on. overhead gantries and the floor of the building.


One of the main aims of


approval is that there will be no pollution of neigh­ bouring streams or water­ courses.


One of the conditions of


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Lane, Chipping, .retired from the Royal Tank Re­ giment in 1968.


Col Jeffery, of Hesketh


Norman Randle Kay, Mrs Kay, of Huntingdon Hall, Dutton, was given away by her son, Mr Martin Kay. She wore a long- sleeved cream woollen dress and a violet hat and carried a posy of violets.


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ducted by the Rev. Ber­ nard Bate, of Grindleton, and organist was Mrs


Following a reception at


the bride’s home, the couple left for a honey­ moon in Madeira. They are to live at Huntingdon Hall. . P h o to g ra p h : Paul Deaville, Blackburn.


Heane and ushers ’ were Mr Jonathan Dixon, the bride’s son-in-law, and Mr David Crawshaw, the bridegroom’s son-in-law.. The ceremony was con­


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