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THREE of the past four meetings of Ribblesdale Camera Club have fea-. tured talks by members; ; The first was a visit to


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the Canadian Rockies by secretary Mr Ken Rye- • roft, who produced some magnificent slides from high altitude walks in two national parks. Wildlife, flora and fauna were also depicted. Next was a collection of


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MORE than 30- pupils of Ribblesdale School were rewarded ■ for months of hard work in a variety of activities when they .re­ ceived th e i r Duke of E d in b u rg h b ro n z e awards. They were pre­ s e n te d by Black b u rn Rovers goalkeeper Terry Gennoe (pictured centre back) at a ceremony in th e school on F r id ay evening. .


also presented by the fo rm e r S o u th am p to n ’keeper and the-, evening — attended by more than 100 p u p i ls , p a r e n t s , friends and staff •— in­ cluded a film about the award scheme entitled “Passport to Adventure”.


One .silver award was


posures, filtering and cor­ rect colour balances were shown, followed by a dis­ cussion on costs, time con­ sumption and other items. Finally, a “Print and


organises the scheme at Ribblesdale, said support was growing every year. Sixty-five pupils had re­ cently s ta r te d on the bronze scheme and 32 on the silver. Alison Glancey collected


Mr Kevin Read, who


the silver award. Bronze aw a rd s w e n t


slide battle” with Padiham Camera Club produced the following re su lts : slides — Padiham 69, Rib­ blesdale 69'/2; prints — Padiham 71Vfe, Ribblesdale 74VL The closeness of the re­


sults reflected the very good entries from both


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me includes: 9th — Deer around the world (Mr Whitehead), 16th — 14 days in the USSR (Mr B. B ra ithw a i te ) , 23rd — Favourite slides (Mr K. M e r c e r a n d Mr G. Creighton).


Catherine Allerton, Jane Capstick, Caroline Cham­ bers, Janice Colbert, Jac­


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queline Hamer, Lois Har­ greaves, Jean Harris, Jac- queline/ H ick s , S ally Houseman, Helen Lee, Diana Marginson, Fiona V a c c a ro , C a th e r in e Wrathall, Steven Baxter, Patrick Bridge, Gareth C o l l in s , N e il C ro f t , Richard Day, Lee De- whurst, Paul Hargreaves, Ia n H a r r i s , A n d rew Higham, Adrian McHugh, Sean Marshall, Wayne Marum, Mark Mayers, Andrew Neild, Martih Seedall, Philip Smithson, Graham Sutcliffe, Andrew Wadsworth and Christ­ opher Walsh. Mr Read added that


. with the increase in popu­ larity of the scheme, it was becoming harder to find adults who were wil­ ling to give the youngs­ ters specialised instruc­ tion. “For instance, one ' of


the students this year wants to learn the classi­ cal guitar for. the skill sec­ tion,” he said. • If anyone has a par­


ticular skill which could be of value to the youngs­ ters, they can contact Mr Read at the school (Tel. Clitheroe 22563).


FOSTER GROUP KEEPS UP THE GOOD WORK


THE number of Ribble Valley foster parents has approximately .doubled over the last year. This was announced at the AGM of the • Ribble Valley Foster Parents'Association, held at the Social Services Offices in Clitheroe. Chairman Mrs V- recruit new foster parents


Gibson said that the main aims of the Association to


and encourage and sustain established ones had been realised and the Associa­ tion had worked alongside the Social Services during their -recruitment cam paign. Prospective foster pa­ rents had been encour­


aged to attend meetings while awaiting final ap­


proval. Activities and speakers


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elected chairman, Mrs M. Knowles secretary and Mrs M. Rich Press of­ ficer. Treasurer is Mrs M. Rushton and Mrs B. Eids- forth takes on the new post of social secretary. The year ahead was


Meeting to discuss peaceful nuclear issues


MORE than 50 people from local M e th o d is t c h u rc h e s v is i te d • th e S p r in g f ie ld s N u c le a r •Power D e v e lo pm e n t Laboratories at Salwick, near Preston, in an effort to understand more about th e p e a c e fu l u se s of atomic energy. Two visits were a r ­


r a n g e d by D r Jo h n Hardy, social responsibili­ ty s e c r e ta ry fo r th e Clitheroe Methodist Cir­ cuit; in co-operation with th e U n i te d Kingdom A tom ic E n e rg y A u ­ thority. They involved a tour of


various departments of the ’ research centre for the nuclear fuel industry. As a follow-up, a public


meeting has been organ­ ised in Clitheroe to con­ sider the issues of nuclear energy. This will be at Trinity Methodist Church hall on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. Two scientists from Sal­


wick will give an illus­ trated talk about their work and the industry in general. They will then deal with any questions from the audience. The chairman will be


Mr P e te r Laycock, of Whalley. All interested people are welcome. Ad­ mission is free.


Society9s film


night


F ILM S from R ib b le Cement and the Shell film library were . shown to members of Clitheroe Civic Society. Mr Les Dixon showed a


film on cement manufac­ ture in Clitheroe and the uses and beauty of cement as a modern building


material. The Shell films were


presented by Mr John Howden. One explained the development of the village from early times and another was on the glass at Liverpool’s RC Cathedra l entitled “A crown of glass”. Mrs M. Westhead re­


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Water in all its forms


MEMBERS of Clitheroe


Naturalist Society were given a ta lk e n t i t led “Aqua Vitae — Water of Life” by Clitheroe man Mr Neil Whatmore. He began by showing


slides of water in various states, including rivers in flood and slow running streams, and also pointed out the effect water has on various minerals, such as the sandstone river-bed at Dentdale. The slides were accom­


panied by the sound' w a te r and some bird


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planned to strengthen and encourage the aims of fos­ tering in the area and to be of help on a personal basis by means of ex­ change of basic equip­ ment, clothes and toys and to provide informa­ tion and insight into the care of children, including physically and mentally- handicapped youngsters, by specialist speakers. The next meeting is on


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be at the Steward’s Office at the Castle on March 8th, when members will meet Ribble Valley plan­ ning officials to discuss the “Enhancement for


Clitheroe plan”.


February 18th, at 8 p.m., at Clitheroe Social Ser­ vices Office, when Nurs­ ing Officer Mr P. Donnel­ ly will show two films on Brockhall Hospital, the first showing the hospital as it used to be run on institutionalised lines and the second on the modern concept of small communi­ ty homes with one-to-one


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