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C H A IG L E Y resident Mr James Kawson has stepped down as chairman o f the Burnley Health Care NH S Trust, fol lowing rumours that Health Secretary Virginia Bottomley was calling for his resignation.


Mr Kawson, of Chads-


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Pictorial view of USA and Canada enthralls


A P IC TO R IA L trip around the United States of .America enthralled members of Ribblesdale Camera Club.


J club member Mr Craham ! Dudlev and


The evening featured was open D


j Denver and the Kastcrn Rockies were the next


| the public. I Start ing in Chicago,


J photographs of Yellow- | stone N'ational Park and


j pictures of "Old Faithful." the hot springs o f the


- fabulous park, f ie contin­ ued on to the tlrand Teton


land civer to the Western ! Rockies, through Idaho, I'tab and Salt Lake City where tiu- areiiit eel tire was much admired.


Rryre Canyon, fanioiis


for its unique weathered format ions , and Zion National Park came before the "big one," the t .rand ( an von. file photographs


port of call, wit h fine broiiglit home the easiness


of the “ wonder of the world." Monument V a l l e y ,


la metis for the many scenes shot for John Wayne films, was much admired and members and guests were fascinated by tile Indian cliff dwelling of the Mesa Verde, dwellings carved out of the rock face.


From there, the pic­


tures took tile audience to Canada, visiting Calgary. Ramlf, Jasper and Van­ couver. Finally. Mr Dud- let' returned to America via Seattle and saw Mt Rainier and Mt St Helens.


It hit-it erupt ed in t he mid- 1UM is.


The commentary left


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B u r g 1 a r s b r o k «• i n


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Waterloo Road, Clitheroe cnjnycd the experience. j At the* previous weeks ;


meeting, the colour slide | folia *A* from the I.anca- : shire and Cheshire Photo- t graphic Union was shown. Successful slides from i dubs in and around I.anca-!


shire and Cheshire were j shown to a taped common- i lary and members were;


delighted with the excep- i tionally high standard pro- :


dueed from the many; photographers.


! On Tuesday, one of the;


club's members, Dennis; Coward, takes his col-' leagues on a trip to Spain in a show, entitled *'Viva-: Kspana." Non-members are welcome and anyone wanting more information can visit the elubroom in kibble lame. Chatburn, on a Tuesday evening or tele-;


nhone the club's secretary: Mr Trevor Marklev (0 2o’<L •MaCiM).


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I TH H annual Cl i theroe i Brownie and Guide swim­ ming gala went with a splash for Trinity at Ribb­ lesdale Pool on Saturday evening.


^ The Hrownie trophy.


Guide trophy and overall trophy for most points combined were won bv


Trinity, with 17 Brownies and lo Guides from the Clitheroe unit taking part in the gala.


Trinity results:- Breaststroke: lo years


— Hannah Moody (1st). 11 years — Nicola Alston (2nd). 12 years — Sharon Adcroft (1st). 12 years — Charlotte Turner (drd).


Front crawl: lo years


— Sarah Wilkinson (2nd). : 11 years — Louise Kerr


• 1st). 12 years — Sharon Adcroft (1st). Id years —


-Ioanna Robson (1st). Backstroke: 10 years —


Hannah Moody (1st ). 1 I


years Louise Kerr (1st). 12 years - ( lemma I )nu - den 12nd). Id years - •Ioanna Robson (2nd). N e a t d i v e : Sharon


(1st). Relay: Kathryn Gould,


Adcroft ( 1st). Plunge: Hannah Mo«»dv !


Sharon Adcroft. Hannah : Moody, Joanna Robson.


! Dog for 1 life is


reminder That is the message;


Iron) tlie National Canine; Defence League to all Rib- j


ble \ alley people consid- i ering their festive gi fts' this year. The dog charitv is left to I'ick up the pieces after;


Christmas every year, as : pets, many bought as ill-' thought out surprise gifts, : are left unwanted and; abandoned when the initial thrill ot dog, or puppy ow- i nership.wears off.


’ M bile ottering comfort


devotion and commitment, i which are of ten o w r - looked, leaving the NCDI. with the difficult task of rehabilitating and finding new home.- for several t h o u s a n d s o f d o g > nat ionwide.


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Planning in the pipeline v.:?Lu


orn Load Beiiew.il of outline permis-ion for resideii-


tiai development at laml off Bright Street ii'TTOi. Dutton: Outline application


Council's. Planning Department mTiilo. ( *thers include: WithKill: Change of use of


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lut Marn farm i.uiltiings into dwelling 1


h..Inlay cottage at’ Lower Gill I- arm. ' irun-agiil Road


Topside: ( *on\er.-ioji of den- 1>r lorestrv worker and >


Chipping: Change of use of


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Sandykmk Cottage. l-ollv 'La.ue iHV.Vil riitluToe: Application for certificate of lawfulness for a


jjfoposed retail store at Taylor Street HlTdoi. lirectJoj) of eofi seiwatory to rear of l.'H Henth-


(or farm worker's cottage at ( 'arhnghurst Farm. Huntingdon Hall Lane hiToUl


Lisburn: Internal alterations


to dwelling to reinstate Use as two dwelling.^ * listed building applicationi at Kirk House. Mam Street hi?:,:; ami u7M». Uihohester: (*on\er>ion of


barn to dwelling at Prances Green Farm. Fleet Street Lane Annex to main iioij.-e.


incorporating one bedroom li\


mg accommodation al...\e gar <leii machine store and garage,


idu- greenhouse at Baulah. Pre-ton Road


SalNlen: Lrection of [H,rch at • > Homeacre A venue ii'T, 1 >.


overhead line at ()w<| ('ottage. Wacdington KoailmTAs..


MI772' West Bradford: II,coo volt . WhalL*\: Renewal of outline i


permission for one detached ; dwelling at 2d Clitheroe R.oad


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Farm warning l ’( »I.D Jl an- urging farm


.-rs not it. ko.-p valuable it.mis in ivnini,. .ujtbuiM- ings u'hich are n-.t mvuiv. J In* call come- foil..wing .


a number of raids ..n agri­ cultural hiuMings.


A I 'd n»| >I r i m mo r


value.! al £2m was dolen i Ir-'in such a building on a i remote farm off Sabdeii :


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“A I)OG is for life, not just j for Christmas.”


well Hall, had been at the centre of a row over the dismissal of consultant Mr Ian Mahady and the enforced resignations of chief executive Mrs Mag­ gie Aikman and medical director I)r Sam Dickens, as well as claims of golden handshakes. His letter of resignation


T h u r s d a y and wa s accepted by Mrs Bottom- ley. She was reported to have written to Mr Raw- son calling for him to con­ sider his position in the light of the turmoil which has focused national media at tention on the trust since September. Mr Kawson was chair­


man of the board that approved the dismissal of Mr Mahady, but then dis­ tanced himself from the decision by calling on Mrs ■ Aikman to resign. This : was fo l low e d by t h o ;


enforced resignation of Dr; Pickens and calls from all ; quarters, including local ; councillors and Mi's, for: Mr Kawson to quit. bn Thursday, Junior


Health Minister Mr Tom Sackv i l le said: “ I am grateful to Mr Kawson fur his service to the trust." Mr Kawson had held the


£20.(MM) post since the! trust was formed in April i last year and before tnat had been chairman of the : Burnley. Pendle and Kos-


sendale Health Authority since IPNk


and companionship, a dog— needs t i me . t rain i n g .


Place for presents


A ( H R 1 S IMA S f:ur will In- hvlil nil S a t u r d a y at I 'NwIani i Ciitii't, l .m i r r - ttaU'. < 'atliiTN,-. wht-ri- the


Papal adviser back at


college A FOKMKK pupil of Si,m.


reached the Department of j yhurst College returned to Heal th in London on his old school last %


his capacity as chairman of the International Catholic ( ' It a ris m at ie R or.-.- wal Movement.


On Thursday and Fri­


day. Mr Charles White­ head led pupils in work­ shops and addressed an evening meet inc of the col lege's “ In Veritate" S o c i e t y , which w a s attended by pupils, staff and other outside guests.


The theme of his visit


was the working of the Holy Spirit in everyday


lile. Croups of pupils iiis"- cussed and analysed the many ways, sometimes not fully comprehended, in which the l lolv Spirit could enrich their lives and give them direction anti purpose hitherto lacking. ork lor t he move­


ment. with some loo mil­ lion members, takes Mr Whitehead al! over the world, including the Vati- can, where he advises the Rope on developments in


this area of the church's work. I lie college’s "In \Yrj.


* : ta te ‘ S o c i e t y llli-i-ts


1 g >• . c l h 1C s a n d spirituality.


1


f or (armor: 'ARM I: l:S m :i.e lb


g'Miilirr. and ( 'hrisi ma- Ap, ea!. gifts.


ru.ridrhts hiungi* will in- V. tin* vrnuc* ft*r miiiUToU' stalls ollefing all sorts uf


1 he Mavor of the Kibble Ya!L*y. Gunn. Kate H"<1-


at 11 a.m. and visitor- will 11. be able tu buv dried lieu er v\ i'


kinson. will open the fair Byrefi’eld. D, ( 11 l be Ro\ 1 i-tin. l' 1 tr’ y aid I*M e !' l.t < . "I •mlit r L tb


ire m\ ;te-i a > -1!.■ ( aiic.-r r f v


beit.e


by < *«Mf. ailtl MLl'L ( ! urch llfi.v-.


arrangements, Christmas Vei ai’\‘ md the iaut.ci: „f guts, crafts, jams and I it.-


ll'l'nt . it ■Alt! romridr fin i‘- L'.fh an:.:-


chocolates. Refreshment s tor ! intii r-. a il! be served, ami all Hinds raised will be dun- : ■


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V. )\ KM Kh K (his year has been mttahlr fur its unseasonably high temperatures. Karly in the month, I .-aw-a dragonfly over the Kibble at Grindlebm and 1 also came across the odd house lly later on. Kn»»ugh grass was growing at the month end for many farm­ ers still to have rattle out in the fields. Many of the wildfowl which winter hen- conn* from


Scandinavia and Russia. Tlu* colder the weather in their breeding grounds, the more likely they an- to move into Western Kurnpe. hut it usually takes fairly harsh weather there hetore they come ever to Britain in any numbers. I am. therefore, rather surprised how soon large numbers have built up at Stocks Reservoir.


Last Saturday, while visiting a friend in Yorkshire,


we went bird watching in the Washburn Valley. The s°Mth east .ami joins the


Uharfe at (Kiev. With its string oj tour reservoirs. Ihruseross. Fewston. Swinsty and Lindley Wood, it


ought to be very attractive to ducks and geese, but we only saw a few Cunuilti geese, several mallard, about six goosanders and just tw«


> gull


tile lot of them. Sunday alternoon at Stocks Reservoir could not


betw


have been more different. I estimated that there were about IbH mallard. 2(H) wigeon, lofl teal. No pochard and smaller numbers of six other species of duck, gad wall, pintail, shoveller, goosander, tufted duck and goldeneye, plus some 200 Canada nine cormorant and two grey heron. Also, many hundreds of both common ami black-


geese.


headed gulls were coming in to roost. Coupled with very good views of female sparrowhawk and great spotted woodpecker and my first-ever November oystercateher at tins site, it became obvious that there is something special about Slocks. On a site visit only two weeks ago, North West


WateCs countryside officer told me that it, too, recognises Stocks as one of its best reservoirs for wildlife and that he is keen to see the habitat improved, particularly to attract more waders in the summer months, when water levels are low. It was particularly pleasing to me to be told that this was partly as a result of my counts and observations over the years. It also hopes to provide better facilities


for visitors wishing to see the birds and other wildlife. While there, we had a good look at the Horace


Cook memorial hide. It was erected 14 years ago. using untreated timber from the local forest. Sad to sjiy, decay lists ravaged the main supports and it is now both unsightly and unsafe. We both agreed that it would have to be demolished and, fearing that the plaque, attached only to a rather rotten timber, might be stolen, we removed it. It is now in my keening. We discussed a more suitable site for a replacement'hide where^of course, the plaque will be replaced in due course. ^


TONY COOPER


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