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Cl.sdfl.d) - 14 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 3rd, 1997 ATTENTION
Pubs, Clubs, Restaurants, Care Homes,all food outlets
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From hot dog van,to five star restaurant, from village hall,to vending machine
Food Safety (General Food Hygiene) ' Regulations 1995
How do they affect you?
If you do not know, or think that it does not To help you comply with the above
Basic food hygiene courses are available locally
Professional,approachable tutors will conduct the courses
To book your place or for more information contact
J.M.P.Assodates on ( 0 1 2 0 0 ) 4 2 7 7 6 5
Community ideas considered for council grants
PARISH paths, fuel-savers and churchyards are the subjects of schemes which , will shortly be considered for financial help by Ribble Val ley Borough Council.
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The authority- is inviting upon which we depend.- applications from commu- Each application will be nity groups, parish coun- assessed against 11 indica- cils and schools for grants tors of sustainable devel- for sustainable community opment and for any development projects.
opment, explains the should measure up to a council, is development minimum of six sustain- which meets the needs of able indicators, the present without com- G ra n ts a re to be promising the ability of awarded on a percentage future generations to meet basis up to a maximum of their own needs, enabling £100 and are only paid on people! to enjoy long, completion of the scheme healthy and fulfilling lives, and after an inspection has while p ro te c t in g the been carried out to ensure
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environmental resources that it complies with the indicators for sustainable development. Examples of possible schemes are — encourag ing fuel saving, local his tory and wildlife, church y a rd c o n s e rv a t io n , community organic gar dens, community wood land, community orchards, community-based recy cling, parish path partner ships, village appraisal, community-based energy conservation and crime prevention projects. Further information and
application forms are available from Mr David Hewitt, the Countryside
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event, the first .to be held for some 20 years, was £2,500. Organisers were delighted at the contin uance of the ecumenical spirit which was such a strong part of last year’s 1400 celebrations. Repre sentatives of all denomina tions came to support the
The total raised by the
party. ■Among the attractions
were Mr John Davies, jug gling burning brands on his unicycle to a banjo accompaniment by Mr Jim King, a successful and persuasive auction con ducted by Mr David Clarey, entertainment provided by students of Oakhill College and St Augustine’s School, Bil lington, and home made refreshments served in the monastic gardens, where the west wing of Whalley Abbey once stood.
group of garden party goers. (CAT 10485)
Our photograph shows
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AN outdoor portraiture evening at Thorneyholme, Dunsop Bridge, was enjoyed by members of Ribblesdale Camera Club. To achieve the high
Session out of doors for camera club
quality results demanded of the kind of photography under scrutiny an interest ing collection of large for mat cameras was in evi dence, together with the necessary heavyweight tripods needed to give firm support. ' ■ The club chose the only sunny evening in a bad week, only to find the models asked to move into the shade to prevent the harsh, unflattering light ing given by d i re c t sunlight. Thanks were: expressed
Thorneyholme.,
the summer. The next meeting will be an evening landscape session on July 29th. Members are asked to meet at. the car park at Slaidburn at 7 p.m. A short downhill walk is planned and more details are available from the club se c re ta ry , te l. 01200 423474.. .
The club now breaks for . Library themes
THREE of the district’s libraries are to hold a series of activity sessions d u r in g , th e summer holidays.
at Chatburn on Tuesday, Whalley on July 31st and Clitheroe on. August 20th. For further information, call Elizabeth Hitchen on 01282 692511..
The activities take place
Officer for Ribble Valley Borough Council, on 01200 452505.
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Open day at Whalley gardens
VISITORS to Whalley’s Gardens Open Day in aid of the SuperScan Appeal
said it took them back to the good old days when cars were fewer and peo ple strolled about the village.
far afield as Rochdale and Lancaster made the circuit of private gardens and the aboey grounds and raised £2,500 for SuperScan doing so.
Some 800 people from as
Douglas said th a t the abbey’s contribution to the success of the day had been enormous, not only in opening the gardens to visitors as part of the day, but in providing car park ing. He was very grateful to all the Whalley traders who had done so much to promote the event and sell tickets and to the Scouts and Guides whose help in organising parking on the day had been invaluable. His final thanks went; to the Whalley gardeners who made the day possible and whose skills had been so much appreciated by ■visitors.
Organiser Mr Malcolm i
to Mr and Mrs Michael Riley, the owners of
the day had been such a success that the possibility of repeating it next year in aid of another local charity would be considered.
Mr Douglas said , that Dormers ‘yes’
AN APPLICATION to erect two dormers on a bungalow in Billington has been supportedlby the borough council.
and Development Commit tee approved a plan to build a dormer, both at the front and rear of 52 Pas- turelands Drive. Plans show each elevation would have two windows.
Ribble Valley’s Planning
cerns over diminished pri vacy were noted by bor ough planners, but they saw no justifiable reason to withhold consent.
Nearby residents’ con
Picmc for CHANCE TO HAND IN YOUR WEAPONS
A GROUP of children who will be starting at a Langho school in Sep tember joined existing p u p ils fo r a Teddy bears’ picnic. St Leonard’s CE Pri
•a bid to integrate them into school life. The event is part of a pro gramme run each year by the School Families’
Association. The children, who
mary School invited the youngsters to join chil dren from the reception and Year One classes in ,
HANDGUNS held by Ribble Valley residents a r e
in their weapons in a national phased surrender un d er the F ire a rm s (Amendment) Act 1997. The surrender, which
'all.:Our picture shows some of the children at the picnic. (CAT 10486)
Samantha all set for games
LOCAL k id n e y patient Samantha Wright is entering this year’s British Transplant Games after being forced out of the 1996 com petition by a throat
infection. Samantha (28) is a
former pupil of St Augustine’s RC High School and now lives in Preston. She received one of her mother’s kidneys in a life-saving transplant operation in 1995. The games,- which
took their own Teddy bears, played games before walking round the school’s own wood to find the giant bear — a parent in disguise — prior to tucking in to a picnic laid out back at the
school.More than GO pupils took part in the picnic, which.was enjoyed by
TO THE POLICE
started yesterday and lasts for three months,; applies to owners with cer-/ tificates and licenced dealers only. It also takes in ammu ni tio n. An amnesty for people holding guns illegally does not exist.
obtained for the guns if owners call Lancashire Constabulary headquar ters at Hutton, on 01772 614444 ext.24170, and make an appointment to hand them in there.
Compensation can be i -
guns at any other station, such as th a t in King Street; Clitheroe, but they will not be compensated.
People can band in their
.22 handguns will receive ex-gratia payments if they choose to hand in their weapons in anticipation of the firearms Bill which is c u r r e n t l y ; b e f o r e Parliament.
In addition, owners of 2 HIGHER CHURCH STREET, BLACKBURN NOKIA 5.1
£ 9 . 9 9 R.R.P. £49.99 I
• Leather case • Spare battery • Cigar charger • Choice of phone number • Phone supplied charged
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being sought by the P Owners of high-calibre handguns over ,22 calibre are being invited to hand^
^ T o Celebrate Ribble Valley Upholsterers^^ 1st Birthday, we are offering massive reductions on our latest new ranges of
Lounge suites throughout the month of July e.g. “Sawley Suite” in Italian Damask fabric
a re sp o n so red by Guardian Health, are being held on Mersey side later ■ this month and Samantha will be competing in the tennis and 100 metres track events.
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