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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 30th, 1998


Help the British Red Cross to keep assisting those in need


KEEPING


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Tel: 01200 421200 Fax: 01200 421209


THE British Red Cross is ready to respond to an emergency 24 hours a


day. Dedicated volunteers care


for people in crisis all year round. By giving a little of your time, or making a dona­ tion, you can make sure the British Red Cross can contin­ ue to care impartially for the most vulnerable people in your community. Red Cross Week is one of


the most important weeks in the Red Cross calendar. The British Red Cross needs vol­ unteers and donations to help continue its work in the UK and overseas. In an emergency...


If a major accident happens in the UK, the British Red


Cross can support the statuto­ ry services in a number of ways. This could include help­ ing to evacuate people to a safe area, setting up rest centres and caring for people after a traumatic incident, or provid­ ing shelter and essential items


ADVERTISING FEATURE Advertising co-ordinated by JULIE ALDRED


for people stranded without facilities. In your local


community...


a major incident are used in local communities every day. Skilled and trained volunteers and staff provide care for the most vulnerable, throughout the UK. • Volunteers help people


The skills needed to help in


who are unable to travel by public or private transport alone to make essential jour­


neys. • Medical equipment, such


as wheelchairs or bed rests, is available on short term loan.


• Volunteers care for people


in their own homes, during a short-term crisis. • Other services are provid­


ed to meet local needs, includ­ ing first aid cover at public events, therapeutic care, and fire victim support.


al Red Cross and Red Cres­ cent movement, the British Red Cross also helps relatives separated by armed conflict or natural disaster, to get back in touch.


Overseas...


always ready to respond to emergencies overseas. This could mean sending trained personnel, medical equipment or essential supplies. The British Red Cross, working as part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent move­ ment, will help to relieve the suffering of the most vulnera­ ble in armed conflict and nat­ ural disasters. You can help -by helping to


The British Red Cross is


collect You can make Red Cross


Week a success, and help the British Red Cross care for peo­ ple in crisis all year round. The British Red Cross


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needs collectors. Just an hour or two collecting during Red Cross Week can make a differ­ ence. The more people who can collect money during Red Cross Week, the more people who can be helped. But there are also other


. As part of the Internation­


By John Garner, Publicity Officer for the Ribble Valley Red Cross Centre


THE Lancashire award­ winning Ribble Valley Red Cross Centre, based in Back King Street, Clitheroe, provides a vari­ ety of services within the Ribble Valley. Since the formation of the


centre in April 1994, Red Cross personnel have trained


people in first aid techniques. Courses ranging from standard first aid to life saving cover a


FLYING the flag for the Red Cross are (left to right) Ribble Valley Red Cross Centre organiser Mr Jeff Ent^stle plus volunteers Mr Bill Hargreaves and Mrs Marjorie Snape outside the Clitheroe centre. (28049S/1J/1)


wide range of fust aid skills. Many people who have received this vital training have com­


mented on how it has given them the skill and confidence to deal with any emergency. First aid courses may be tailored to suit the requirements of different organisations or groups. If your organisation is holding an event which requires fust


aid cover, you should consider using the Red Cross. The centre has a dedicated team of fully- qualified first aiders. Anything from village fetes to mountain bike races can be covered. The British Red Cross also provides first aid training for com­


things you could do for Red Cross Week. You could deliver collecting trays to shops and businesses, take part in, or even organise, a fund-raising event; or send out thank you notes to supporters. There is lots to be done, and they all help to raise funds during Red Cross Week. You can help - by making a


donation It is easy to make a dona­


tion. You can send a cheque or postal order to the British Red Cross at the address given on this page. But there are other ways you can give - gift aid covenants, give as you earn - and the local branch has all the details. And you can look out for


panies through the First Aid at Work course, which meets the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act. These courses may be run at the centre in Clitheroe. Any company who would like to know more, should contact the Lancashire Branch headquarters at Preston, tel. 01772 716600. At the Red Cross Centre, between 10 a.m. and noon on


The more you can giye, the longer we can


Tuesday and Saturday mornings, residents and visitors to Clitheroe can chat and meet friends over a cup of tea or coffee. This service is provided with volunteer helpers from the Church­ es Together in Clitheroe and District organisation. The centre can also loan medical aids which you or a relative


may require. Examples include wheelchairs, commodes and frames. The loan of such equipment is usually for people who have just come out of hospital or are incapacitated in some way. Whatever your need, the Red Cross can usually provide some equipment that will make life easier during a period of difficulty. Other activities include an international messages and tracing service for relatives of loved ones who have been lost as a result


of war or natural disaster. Red Cross personnel all over the world help reunite people


every week. As a direct result of our work in this field, local Red Cross members have, in recent years, helped trace two local peo­ ple who have had relatives abroad looking for them. From September, the British Red Cross in Lancashire is to


British Red Cross collectors during Red Cross Week (May 3rd to the 9th) and wear your lapel pin with pride


D. LORD ail SON Shoe Specialist-


U L TR AF RA M E Are always pleased to


support the Annual British Bed Cross Appeal


Telephone: 429929 TRADE CfiR


THE SOLICITORS THAT


UNDERSTAND YOUR NEEDS


Pullman House, 2 & 4


Duck Street,


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Tel: (01200) 422152


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E & AMAYMAN FUNERAL SERVICE


AND CHAPEL OF REST


443045 and 442285


Telephone: DAY OR NIGHT


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Clitheroe


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CLITHEROE TELEPHONE


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Wholesale Warehouse


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Industrial Estate


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Telephone 442944


ALTHAMS TRAVEL


SERVICES 5 Moor Lane, Clitheroe


Telephone Clitheroe: 422488


WHALLEY MOTOR SERVICES UNIPART- - —I


CAR CARE SERVICE M.O.T.TESTING STATION


Quaiity Servicing and Repairs on, j ■:alLCarsTand Light Commercials^-


CRESCENT GARAGE Telephone: 01254 822226 alsoVOI254 824396.;


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are pleased to support The British Red Cross Week


CLITHEROE 01200 441394


TEL:


NETTLETONS JEWELLERS


Are pleased to support the British


Red Cross Week


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Clitheroe


Telephone: 422127


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LEADER T


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Road, Nelson Telephone (01282) 612561


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44 YORK STREET


CLITHEROE


provide a Fire Victim Support Service. During the night, vic­ tims of domestic fires will be given help with food, shelter and other essential support. This service will be provided by trained Red Cross personnel in conjunction with the fire brigade. O For more information about the local Red Cross Centre, contact Jeff Entwistle, centre organiser, tel. 01772 424965.


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I can give lime to the British Red Cross. Please contact me to let me know how I can


gel involved.


British Red Cross Caring fo r people in crisis A Registered Chanty


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER


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For all Agricultural, Industrial and Home heating fuel and lubricants Oil storage tanks


Pendle Trading Estate, Chatburn Clitheroe


——-441542 I M P


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Hotpoint/Creda Service Engineers


appliances available Reconditioned


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Telephone: (01282) 426161


INTHE RIBBLE VALLEY RUFUS


Printers and CARR Photographers


LTD Ford Retail


Dealers/Ford Shop Ford Rent-A-Car/Van


BAWDLANDS GARAGE


CLITHEROE


TELEPHONE 422173


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Telephone Clitheroe 427431


STEELE &S0N


make it last. The British Red Cross cares for people'in crisis everywhere - meeting.the needs of vulnerable people in times of emergency. Help us to continue our vital work in your local community.


3rd - 9th'May-1998;


A variety; ofservices


at Ribble v a u c )


ppntrp


YES, I want to help.


Here is my gift of: fpleate tick appropriate boxes) £ 2 5 0 *Q £ I 0 0 Q £50 j I £251 I £151 I


£| I* A donation of C250 n hm ugh Gift Aid »« cj | | Please lick this box if you require a receipt.


British Red Cross Lancashire Branch. Red Cross House. 316 Blackpool Road. Fulwood. Preston. PR2 3AE. Teh (01772) 716600


Thank you for your help.


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/'STALWART^ DYEING


COMPANY LIMITED


SHIREBURN CARPETS


bargain prices, direct from the •factory


Carpets at


Primrose Works


Telephone Clitheroe 423721


LAWSON AND ELLIS


spreading service


LIMTED Lime and stag


Grindleton Clitheroe


Greendale Mill,


441471


EDWARD CHESTER & SON


CHARTERED


ACCOUNTANTS fd e a s& A to -


Red Cross Week


British Accountancy & Taxation,


Business Support Specialists


CLITHEROE (01200) 425126


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01200


of sand and natural


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