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4 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 21st, 1981?


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Children dream of home with a foster family


.THREE:.C]itheroe: children. are hoping that 1984-' will be the 'year to •.


The lively teenage


trio, who have been in care in a variety of homes during the past six years, decided to publish their story in the hope of a Ribble Valley home..


Their social worker,


Mrs Doreen Halliday, believes th a t . a caring home with s ta b il ity would be the answer for the youngsters. Cathy, Helen and


Craig — who ;■ do not want their surname pub-


. l ish e d — l iv e d in Clitheroe for most of


their lives until their pa­ rents separated. Cathy (14) and Helen


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(12) are pupils of Rib- blesdale School, which they attend from a chil­ dren’s home in Wilp- shire, and Craig (13) is at a special residential school in Cumbria. •


The fa ir -h a ir e d


youngsters stress that they would like an “ordi­ nary, not posh” family. They like the idea of living near the country­


wide, preferably, near children their own age. Cathy, a lively, talka­


tive girl, would like eventually to work with children m a nursery. A typical teenager, keen on discos and pop music,


she feels-most at home in l a o n e o*ir! T_oli?v4-«


round & about


Craig is a very affec­


tionate child, who would stay with his new family during holidays from his school in Appleby. Staff at the school are pleased ■ with his prog­


ress.'-Craig loves the .countryside and if living anywhere near a farm


. would be only too happv. to help out.


Helen, the youngest of


■ the family, wears glas­ s e s and is a .v e r y feminine child. Perhaps she has suffered most by the present situation and needs a stable home to build her confidence. One thing all the


youngsters are sure about . . . “We" want to be together with a foster mum and dad — and perhaps their children — and then . we feel we could be very happy,” said Cathy.


• If fostered, the chil­ dren would still retain links with their natural family. Their mother lives in Blackburn and sees them every Satur­ day and their father in Clitheroe se e s them ev e ry two or three weeks.


- There are also regular


. preferable for foster pa­ rents to live within reasonable travelling distance of Clitheroe. The children have two


.older sisters in the area. The Clitheroe Social


Services office would back any foster family with advice and help and there would be a weekly payment to support the children. This would probably be enhanced to cope with the family of three. “It would be like a


dream come true if we could be together in a new home this summer,” said Helen. Any interested family


should contact Mrs Hal­ liday on Clitheroe 25146.


, Effort for


Abbeystead A COFFEE evening to aid the Abbeystead disas­ ter fund is to be held in Waddirigton Village Club a week tonight. The evemng, organised


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by Waddington Parish Council, starts at 7-30 i.m. There will be a tom- lola, raffle and other at­


tractions and entrance is 30p.


Seeking support


CLITHEROE and district people’s support is sought in the fight to keep open the children’s ward at Ac­ crington Victoria Hos­ pital.- Families or individuals


with stories to tell of the care they have received at the hospital during its long life are asked to put their thoughts in writing and send them to Black- burn, Hyndburn aiid Ribble Valley Community Health Council, Richmond Chambers, Richmond Ter­ race,-Blackburn.' The information will be


collated by the council into a document which will be used at any in­ quiry into the fate of the ward.


New ideas


at show IN C R E A SE D p r iz e money in the dairy and beef cattle sections and new classes for gardeners and horticulturists are


just two of the ideas the organisers of the Royal Lancashire Show have in-


An anniversary to celebrate


• friends. Dick (80),. who is a member of the Oddfellows


LOW Moor couple Dick and Edna Burns have a special occasion in store on; Saturday when they celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. To mark their 50 years together they are having a meal at the Edisford Bridge Inn for relatives and


Friendly Society, hails from Darwen. After leaving school he was a weaver in the town and for the last 13 years of his working life was a labourer for the Electricity Board. Edna was bom in Low Moor and was also a


weaver, firstly in the village and later moving to Stonebridge Mill, Chatbum.' The couple were married at St Paul’s Church,


Low Moor, and lived in Chatbum until 1977, when they moved to their present home in St Ann’s Court.


troduced in a bid to at­ tract even more entries. This year’s show, to be


held once again at Witton Park, Blackburn, is on July 31st and August 1st and 2nd.


Owners of the champion


dairy and beef animals will each receive £200 and the reserves £100.- The first three placings in each class will win £40, £30 and £20 respectively, and where there are suffi­ cient entries, prize money


goes to seventh place. In sothe of the classes


for vegetables, soft fruit, flowers, roses and pot plants, winners will re­ ceive up to £5 for a first. Other attractions in­


clude classes for horses and ponies, goats, rabbits, pou ltry , pigeons and sheep, YFC events, a dog show, a Shetland pony grand national, rural crafts and trade'stands.


- The showground opens at 9 a.m. each day...


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“HELP! Help! Stop thief! Stop thief! The cries were. distressed and anguished) On the back lane there


Weekde Until 5.3qt


is an oak tree, old and gnarled; several of them as a matter of fact. Being old they are full of holes, and in one, right opposite this window (the frame of which I m ust get around to painting), two starlings have taken up a lease for the season.


There they have estab­


lished their nest and their activities provide us with a lot of interest. This morning-my wife,


her hands covered with flour, called me. “Come quickly, quickly,” ; she cried. There in the lane was a grey squirrel. Sud­ denly he darted into the starlings’ hole in the oak: tree, and emerged, sec-; onds later, with an egg in his mouth.


Mother - starling was


ignored their pleas but didn’t linger. Up the lane he scarpered, pursued- for


furious and frightened. Throwing caution to the winds, she screeched and attacked the squirrel and in moments was joined by her mate. No interpreter was needed for their de­ sperate cries and shrieks. The voracious squirrel


Who I ley Window


the first few yards by the bereaved starlings with futile peckings and an­ guished cries, before re­ turning to their desec­ rated nest. It was a domestic tragedy enacted before our very eyes; " a smash and grab which would undoubtedly attract headlines in any Birdland Gazette..


. . Now, as I write, the


poor parents sit forlorn upon the lawn. “Is it worth it? Shall we try again? Will he come back?” one can almost see them thinking. We are concerned, too, about the increase in the number of magpies in the area.


A few years we saw


them only infrequently; now there are few mi­ nutes of the day without three or four, sometimes more, in the lane.


Handsome, immaculate


birds they are,' in their black and white evening suits which they wear morning to dusk, but they are as hardheartened and uncaring as that monstr­


ous squirrel. Last year, we are cer-


. tain, they were respons­ ible for pillaging a black­ bird ’s n e s t !within a


couple of yards of our window, but yesterday — and I am delighted to report this — one of them met his match! Early in the morning


we had thrown out a few scraps and down came one of our collared doves to enjoy a leisurely ; break­ fast. Not for long. Down came a magpie intent on sharing the feast, for a- minute or so he was ig­ n o r ed b u t th en a p ­ proached a little too near and the dove — the bird symbolic of peace — had endured enough. . . She flew in to attack


and, without retaliation and much to my surprise, off went the magpie with his tail, metaphorically, between his legs. Who are those folks who keep tel­ ling me, “Nothing ever happens in-the village?” It„’s happening all the time.


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Editorial........... Clitheroe 22324 Advertising....... Clitheroe 22323 Classified........... .Burnley 22331


(1 NORA Si T l


VISIT 01


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niake their dream come true;. ... .to find a new home together with a foster family. ' 1


visits to their grand- ■ mother’s home in Grind- . leton. So - it would be


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) . I A S l i


Clitheroe 2231


Chatt Be on timJ


4 Dominoes wl by some meml Ribblesdale c | burn, while <1 discussions o | subjects. Tea| were Mrs PalnJ Townson.


I Members arc!


to be prompt a I today for th| drive.


Fellowship! Members of f


Methodist I Women’s Felio\| a trip to Kirkby| Pooley Bridge,! mere and Morecl due to very hi were unable to 1 lovely Lakeland| The trip was orJ Miss Gladys Par|


Sunday School! sary was markeJ noon tea follovl disco for the yoil on Saturday.


Anniversar Chatburn h i


. Services on|


were conducted Rev. A. Ward I Wootton Bass 1 was minister at L from 1976 to 1981 The theme foil


was “The Bible! Jones based his| and evening add| that theme. The musical


than Gold” was by Sunday Schl lars, teachers members. It 1 story of a We, Mary Jones, wh late 18th centurl 28 miles over t i hills to buy a Bil own language. | The part of Ml


was taken by 1 Harrison, her ff| mother by Marl! and Angela H | brother and si Stephen Billing


-Naomi Johnson! Evans and hisf Mark Alker


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