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DISASTER boxes have been prepared by members of Ribblesdale Rotary Club in readiness to go to designated areas of the world suffering a
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catastrophe. Retiring president Mr
Tom Rock made the disaster box appeal his project for his presidential year of office. Tlie boxes eacli contain vital supplies for the survival of victims of a disaster, including a first aid kit, blankets, bedding and waterproof sheeting for use as a makeshift tent. The 55 boxes were
loaded on to a lorry bound for a Manchester depot and will be stored in readiness for future use. Press officer for the
club Mr John Pye paid tribute to the generosity of all concerned. “These boxes have been put together thanks to great efforts made by the Clitheroe public and the tremendous support of local schools,” he said.
V o l u n t e e r w o r k e r s w a n t e d
K IB B L E VALLKY young p e o p l e a r e 1> e i n g encouraged to apply for voluntary jobs as informa tion workers. The Information Shop in
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being developed by Lanca shire Youth and Coniinu-. nity Service in partnership with a wide variety of local s ta tu to ry and voluntary a g e n c ie s , will provide training for the successful applicants. The information shop
offers advice and counsel ling to young people aged id to 25 on a wide range o f c om m u n i ty n e e d s , including housing, health and education. The Information Shop
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W E IG H T M A N — G L ID E
A couple who were married at S t Joh n ’s Church, Read, are to make their home in the village. The bride was Miss Anita Glide, the elder daughter
o f Mr S . J . Glide, o f Blacko, and the late Mrs J . II. Glide. Thu bridegroom was Mr Tony Weightman, the
younger son of Mrs P. A. Weightman, of Whitley Bay, and the late Mr R. J . Weightman. The bride, given away by her fathe r, worc_ a white olT-thc-shoulder gown with a lace-covered fit
ted bodice and a full skirt. She was attended by her sister, Miss Sheila Glide. Best man was Mr Timothy Robert Weightman, the
bridegroom’s brother. Tlie ceremony was performed by the Rev. Alan
Reid. Photograph: David Simmons Studio, Clitlieroe.
F E W E R P E O P L E B U T S T A N D A R D S
S T I L L H I G H NEW figures show that the population of the Ribble Valley dropped by 600 people between 1989 ancl 1990. The 1990 statistics put
Those in the Ribble Val
the population at 51.S00. By comparison, in 1989 it was 52,-100. However, in the same y e a r th a t Lhe Ribble Valley’s population declined, the total for the whole of Lancashire rose by -1,500.
Ribble Valley electoral
statistics printed in Moni tor, an information bulle tin from tile county plan ning department, shows a drop of about -100 people registe red in 1992, com pared with the 1990 elec toral register.
T h e u n em p lo ym e n t claimant figures also pub
lished may ins till some confidence in those jo b hunting in the Clitheroe area. The percentage of the workforce unemployed in the area rose slightly in F e b ru a ry and March of
t h a t y e a r , b u t th e if dropped back to -1.0%.
ley who were unemployed were quick to find new
jobs. More than a quarter found a jo b within three months and 50% had found a new job between three and six months.
The statistics in Monitor
show that only 15.0% of dwellings in the Ribble Valley were seen as need ing treatment by the cri t e r ia sp e c i f ied in th e H o u s in g a n d 1. o c a 1 Government Act 19S9.
This figure is extremely
small compared with other areas in North East Lan cashire. For example, in the Pendlc area, -10.7% of dwellings needed some form of renovation to meet the required standards.
The statistics certainly
prove that the people of th e ’Ribble Valley are a force to be reckoned with. I t may have the smallest
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MEMBERS oF the Clilheroe Castle Fayre Committee celebrated the successful fund- raising event during a cheque presentation evening in the Ribble Valley Mayor’s Parlour.
Chairman Mr Stephen i ’ietrzak, a Clithoroc Round
Table member, thanked Ribble Valley Mayor Colin. John Travis for the use of the parlour and welcomed guests, including Mr Peter del Strothers, of Castlo Cement, one of the event’s main sponsors.
After a brief outline of the fay re ’s success, Mr
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Pietrzak presented cheques to Conn. Travis, S t John Ambulance and Clitheroc Police, as well as to the chairman of Clitheroe Round Table and tiie president of Clitheroe Lions Club.
Mr Pietrzak also thanked Ribble Valley tourism
officer Mr Keith Taylor and presented a special gift to Miss Helen Bolton,'who produced all the artwork for the fayre.
In addition, lie handed over his chain of office to
Mr Robin Speckling, of Clitheroe Lions. Following tile pre sen ta t ion , th e re were light
refreshments and a 10-miiiuLe video of the fayre. Mr Pietrzak is pictured above with committee
members and guests and, below, as ho hands over the chain of office to Mr Spcdding.
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BU S IN E S SE S in the Rib b le V a l le y w ith e x t r a potential could win cash b a c k in g u n d e r a new scheme launched by the Eas t Lancashire Training and Enterprise Council.
"E x t r a 93" is designed
to find businesses which have special potential and then maximise it through a programme o f planning and business support.
Firms which take part
in “ E x t r a 93” will also stand to gain a cash prize
of up to £2,000. All businesses chosen to
take part in the scheme will receive free help with publicity, planning and business skills training.
Companies already on
E L T E C ’ s F i rm B a s c scheme will have an exten sion of financial support from -10 to 52 weeks. C o n su l tan cy su p p o r t
would be provided when re lev an t and companies m ay also re ce iv e a s s is tance with exhibiting a t trade fairs.
• “ E x tra 93” companies
will have fre e E L T E C m em b e r sh ip and f r e e m em b e rsh ip o f a local b u s in e s s c lu b fo r 12
months. E n try forms a re now
available. For more details contact E L T EC or a local enterprise agency.
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