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T u t yourself on f map9 is challenge


iMr Cann


cTHE Clitlieroe Group of the Ramblers’ Asso­ t iation is challenging local children of all ages


rom Ramblers


o put themselves on the map on Sunday. NThat is the date sot for


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NOTE THAT THE SHOP WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY JUNE 27th 1992 FOR A FAMILY WEDDING


Ko u n c il's Policy and d esources Committee has Cecided that the Housing


WIIALLEY could be in line for some badly needed low-cost housing. C The Kibble Valley


In line for low-cost housing


w lly (Whalley) said she s ould be very happy to see social housing on the cite, though she was con­ r erned about the age testriction and said that fhe need in Whalley was


ssociation. KeConn. Mrs Margaret


lir% Ji O I LJ* Childrenswear


W temporary car park by TShow weekend d of .July 2-ltli, 25th and


or housing for young people.Meanwhile, the depot a will continue to be used as


hallev Adult Centre.


hHIS year’s Royal Lanca- hire Agricultural Society A ow will take place at enstlcy Park ott the week­ 2tith.


rdnance Survey.


Dational Family Rambling a ay. when C litheroe, glong with ISO o th e r wroups all over Britain, e ill hold a special walking yvent with the theme “Put s ourself on the map,” Oponsored once again by


g ommittee should investi­ Rhance to win a Young date the possibility of c eveloping the former Kouncil depot in Station


o Group members are e ffering a fun day out cxploring the Lancashire countryside — and the


cooad, Whalley, for low weter Ratcliffe said: "The t st housing, in conjunc- a i o n w i t h a h o u sin g


aeeping the route a secret wet the moment, hut what l can say is that it will tast between two and uhree hours and will end


p alk leaves Barley car kark at 11 a.m. We are


ambler’s adventure kit. P Local o rg an ise r Mr


HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM <• Vr . r- u


c an of tile Mast Lan­ mad its own budget of


fdrciidy made a name mor h im se lf as c h a ir­


h a s


ashire* Training- and n te rp r is e C ouncil,


hunded. the council has mHis success in this chair­ oo the national forum by


f198'). G o v e rnm en t- p illions of pounds to


founded rovide training and


| nlt^ 1] ,rLse st,!,!,o rt fm t anship led to his election


lancaslure.


Nther TEC chairmen in the p orth and he will take the Hlace vacated by South c ast C h e sh ire ’s TEC t hairman, Tom Book, after nhe national conference


rive contributions to the cegeneration of Hast Lan­ t ashire, encouraging firms


to think about increasing aheir spending on training snd tailoring training to


e rice, ELTKC’s chief r xecutive, a tten d ed a necent meeting of the wational forum in Bath, mhen Mr Price addressed c embers in his capacity as Chairman of the National onhief Executive Network n Enterprise and Busi­


uit local industry's needs. P Mr C'ann and Mr Mark


ess Support. i He stressed the vital


tmportance of the "Inves­ s eople is a new national


ors in People” initiative. p He said: "Investors in usiness get the most out


eople.” pty through investing in


ext month. t KLTEC has made posi­


btandard to help British wnd the attempt by a group of local women to give Clitheroe’s three t of its people. It is based on


bhe practical experience of imu sin e sse s th a t have i proved their profitabil­


aTHE doors of a building which lias been a home to children in Clitheroe fnd an integral part of the community since 1910 will close in the next


End of an era as St Denys closes doors for good


t oroptimists have set rhemselves the task of tejuvenating the town’s


ce! S Membeits of C1 ithenjv


hree wells at Wellgate,


t t th e d a y ’s e v e n ts Rroup will receive a Young


hroughout the country. g The winners in each


w "Venture Out” range.


map drawing competition, a open to three age groups


c hatever their age. All ahildren who come will get t n activity sheet telling


)i hack at the car park." w Everyone is welcome, hem about the Ramblers’


h ambler’s adventure kit of wo o ts, ru c k s a c k and Yaterproofs from the t outh Hostels' Associa­ neion Adventure Shops’


r me, in Pimlico Road, is un hv the Church of


ew weeks. HuSt Denys Children's E n g la n d C h ild r e n


Valuables are taken C from caravan sites


S1(>. aSociety. At present there re only two young resi-


t ARAVAN owners are being advised to take home aheir valuables, or to mark them with their postcode,


Iaravan on the park, between dune 15th and 20th. wtems stolen were a Sentra 11-inch colour television, alsith remote control, and a Panasonic video-recorder, £ o with remote control. The property is valued at


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J.A RAINBOW market held at St Michael and St sohn’s RC Junior School raised over L150 towards


chool funds. t The seven classes had stalls featuring items in


she various colours of the rainbow, such as food,


cake sta ll and games were provided for the children. mTeacher Mrs Frances Ellis said that the rainbow


oap, toys, clothing and sweets. There was also a o match their particular stall’s colour.


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Tric kettle and some tins of fond from a caravan at the p hree Rivers Woodland Park. West Bradford. The (itroperty, valued at £S1, was stolen between dime


fter a spate of thefts from caravan sites in the area. t Thieves stole a kitchen clock, a pool cue, an elec­


h and 111th, while the caravan was not in use. c Property valued at Dili was also stolen from a


Well Terrace and in the grounds of C lith e ro e Castle.The women started with Wellgate’s famous spring.


aTHE secret of eternal youth is said to come from the well of happiness faells a new lease of life looks set to put a smile lirmly on everyone’s


Well, well, w e ll. f what a good idea


rom Soroptimists


tridge Hotel, where they r replaced countless bags of a of flowers. Furthermore,


which were sponsored by a the” Ribble Valley Council


ent basis. The tubs of flowers,


Tnd the Keep Lancashire a idy Group, contain an grray of species such as


dents and consequently it t has been obvious to all


he gratifying to think that t its closure was due to


he society, said it would


hat was not the case. Cou“ Lancashire County


ohose involved that, with­


close. t Mr John Nelson, assis­


tant regional director of


b ncil has hit all sorts of cudget problems and we Cannot continue to run the c litheroe home unless the


ounty refers children to c us. The county says that


eclining in numbers.” a That may well be true,


hhildren of the kind we dave been taking are


sdmits Mr Nelson, but he rays th a t, in a recent oeport following a number hf scandals in residential s omes, it was clearly ftated that the need was


b St Denys has always Leen totally dependent on h ancashire children and f as never taken those wrom other authorities, b hich again has contri­ ruuted to the eventual


or more establishments like the one in Clitheroe.


we e to a lot of people and f have contingency plans hor supporting those who a ave remained in the


n-down. hom“St Denys has been


hisr John Sutherland and w wife June, team leader, c ill be providing an after t are service, making sure


rea,” said Mr Nelson. MSt Denys project leader


hat those young people who have made the Ribble Valley their home will


ecessary. w In September, there


taff for over SO years.


have help if it is needed. Fu rn itu re and fittings t which could help some of


dhe young people will be n i s t r i b u t e d w h e r e


i ill be a special thanksgiv­ Png service at Clitheroe c arish Church, marking monstant care in the com­ n unity for children in videed, which has been pro­ s ed by St Denys and its


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s the group's president, taid: “Obviously we hope dhe flowers won’t get damaged, but if you don’t ao something you don’t get t n y th in g . C lith e ro e ’s phree wells will he as t retty as a picture by the


loeranium, begonia and belia.Mrs Margaret Cressey,


Lut more referrals trom mfront left) with other c ancashire County Coun­ toil, the home would have


embers of the group.


ime we’ve finished." ( Mrs Cressey is pictured


P o r t a b le p h o n e tA VODAFONE portable


chere being no need for At the back of a house on t hildren's homes. Sadly,


roperty.


welephone valued at £(150 Fas stolen from a blue a ord Transit van parked


TVoone Lane, Clitheroe. on buarterlight in the vehicle


hursday. q The thieves smashed a pefore making off with the


welfte r rejuvenating the t ls, they intend to main­ nain-the sites on a perma­


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sGRINDLETON businessman Mr Tony Cann is to repre­ tent the North West on the influential G10 Committee — Ehe national forum for the chairmen of the Training and M r


Top training post h for Grindleton


Linda ead of ELTEC


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TWO former Clilheroe Olympians s have joined forces with hundreds of


t lympic organisers hope will play host to che Olympics in eight years’ time and their campaign has received a boost from Mearlcv ayclist Linda Gornall, of Lancsidc Farm, Snd Clithcroc athlete Marlin Reynolds, of


orth West. O Manchester is the city which British


g lympians,” the I’rincess Royal, Olympic hold medallists and sporting VII’s presented Lundreds of’ British Olympians, among them c inda and Martin, with lapel badges


hays Drive. O At a gathering entitled “Salute to British


ommemorating their year of competition.


bportsmen and women in a bid to Nring the 2000 Olympic Games to the


c Linda (27) competed in the women’s


250,000, in the 198-1 Los Angeles Olympic Games.Her parents, John and Margaret Gornull, described feeling “ intense pride and jov” as c they watched her on television finish a very


ycling road event, before a crowd of


breditable 17th in the 50-mile road race, ■ litheroe two years ago, took part in the 1 x Beedie, who is a leading member of the


eing the second Briton home. C Silver medallist Martin, who moved to


edal in 1972.


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