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Prepared to do battle for excellent librarian
LOCAL councillors are willing to put up a fight for their district librarian. That was the
mcssa.ee
loud and clear at a meeting of the Kibble Valley Coun
cil’s Recreation and Lei sure Committee, when
members expressed con cern about the forthcom
ing reorganisation of Lan cashire’s library districts. Their comments fol
lowed the regular report from district librarian Miss
Barbara Snell, updating the committee on borrow
ing figures, reference enquiries and special events in local libraries. b Conn. Ted Boden (Chat-
urn) complimented Miss Snell on her report and
e x c c 11 c n t w o r k a n d inquired whether the council had received a reply to its request that the Kibble Valley retain its district librarian under the changes. "It’s essential that this service is maintained to a
very high standard. If that response was in the nega tive, then I would propose th a t we w ri te again expressing our strong views for the retention of our district librarian who, as we can see from her report tonight, has built up a service which is second to none,” he said. When to ld th a t a
r e sp o n s e ha d b e en received, saying that the
level of service would not be affected, Coun. Boden commented: “That’s not the same as retaining our
librarian.” Coun. Catherine Hooper
Valley, Pendle and Burn ley would be merged into a single large division. Lon- gridge would be amalga mated with Preston and
(Clitheroe) added: “It’s only possible to maintain the level of service if we have our own librarian.” Miss Snell pointed out
Mellor with Blackburn. Coun. Denis McWilham (Clitheroe) and Coun.
that the decision to reor ganise had already been taken and that the Kibble
children.Members agreed to
Margaret Sutcliffe (Clttli- eroe)further complimented
Miss Snell on the.wide range of activities in the l ib ra r ie s and s trong emphasis on "involving
w ri te to the county librarian expressing their concern about the amalga mation and requesting the retention of the district librarian.
Doors open on new era at medical centre
THE Whalley Medical Centre is definitely putting its patients first, following the opening of a well-equipped extension at its King Street
premises. In a special opening
ceremony recently, the new physiotherapy and
health promotion clinic was unveiled before the centre's doctors and
staff. The modern
extension will provide cnminrtnhlc and
spacious facilities for some r.f the centre's '.I.Jtlll registered patients. Costing £58,(100, the
extension will be used by the practice's five partners and nursing stafl to treat patients for ,1 \.ii ietv of ailments. I’raetiee and funds
Ideal time to send burst of aid
SIX leading aid agencies have warned that a win dow of opportunity for
delivering aid lo hie l°r' met" Yugoslavia could be
lost without a burst of financial help from the British public. The Disasters Emer
gency Committee (DEC), a group of leading British aid agencies, is trying to take advantage of the recent ceasefire agree ments to deliver more emergency aid to those people most in need. The DEC agencies have
already spent Alii 1 million on the provision of emer gency relief, both to those
caught within the conflict in Bosnia and those
throughout the region, where there are now over four million refugees. Now, the British Ked
Cross, CAFOD, Christian Aid. Help the Aged, Ox fain and Save the Chil dren want to deliver the massive quantities of food, clothing and medical sup plies needed, while the improved security situa tion allows. To help, cheques or
postal orders made pay able to “Appeal for For mer Yugoslavia" should lit' sent to: Appeal for Former Yugoslavia. Box 1109, Lon don EC1.M HA A.
Playground
fund growing FUNDS are beginning to swell for a scheme to improve children’s play ground facilities in the Salthill area of Clitheroe. The Salthill 1‘lay Area
manager .loan Lee said the building bad been designed so that patients could relax and not feel intimidated. Our picture shows
chief executive of the Lancashire Family
Health Services Authority Mr Greg I'elham cutting the ribbon, with l)r Barry Smith from the centre.
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BUDDING chefs from two Kibble Valley secondary schools will be testing then- cu l in a ry sk i l ls in a top cookery.
competition;
Clitheroe, and St Augustine’s KC School, Billing- ton, have reached the finals of the Inter Schools Cookerv Competition, to be held on April 21st. Time' management and careful costing will be
Youngsters from Ribltlesdale High School, , c, . ,
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pub fun THE weather east its own spell oil Gisburn’s new theme park venture at the weekend. Continuous heavy rain,
combined with a couple of last minute hitches, led to the opening of the Kibb- Iesd a 1 e A rm s ’ no w '"Witches and Wizards” indoor fun attraction being delaved until today. More than
been spent on the refur bishment of the complex — the ITtli century hotel, which lias long been linked witli local folklore, and the conversion of two adjacent barns to house a video entertainment centre and activity barn, packed with slides', tubes, climbing apparatus and a children’s diner. Joint owners Derek and
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‘Spread the grants
wider’ plea A COUNCI LLOK has complained that applica tions for sporting excel lence grants this year have not been representative of the Kibble Valley. C o u n. David S m i t h
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ter thanked both firms for sa their generous action and
mittee funds. Other fund-raising
with disco.
id they were welcome donations towards com
events planned for the future include a car bout sale and a hypnotist show
(VND TAKE A j " ' ^ r i n M O R D E A T
(Longridge) was speaking at a meeting of the Kibble Valley Council's Recre ation and Leisure Commit- t e e , w h e r e m emli e r s approved 15 applications for sporting excellence grants. Ten of the applicants
were Clitheroc youngsters and the remaining five were from Waddington, Whalley, Sabden, Read and Hurst Green. Coun. Smith said the grants needed to be "pushed harder” in other areas. Conn. Eileen Lowe
Linda Clegg and Jack and Sue Pollard took the deci
sion last Wednesday, after the “ A d v er tise r and
Times” had gone to press, to delay the opening date. The outdoor theme
park, which will include an aerial runway finishing in a spider's web, adjacent to extended car parking at the rear of the public house, will be open shortly after Easter.
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Campaigning for animal park
•\ CLITHEROE nature lover is campaigning for a small animal park to be established witlun the con
fines of the Castle grounds. Mr C. Kushton, of De Lacy Street, has applied
to Kibble Valley Borough Council on three occasions to provide space for an animal corner near the museum, but while councillors have applauded Mr Rushton’s initiative in bringing the idea furward, it has not been supported. Mr Kushlon would like to hear from anyone with
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