Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 17th, 1999 15 CUtheroe 422324 (EdiMal), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified)


[ Saturday’s torrential rain fails ip dampen gala spirits


BAD weather caud a serious dent in Read Galaiund-raising campaign.


i Tho rain poured dm as organisers


tried to make the be.df a bad day. The event is heldlery year on tho


school's playing fielito raise money to pay for a Christas party for tho senior citizens.


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But this yoai'i was a case of dodging the sliyers and some


events moving indoors. Visitors were treated to stalls set up


by local organisations including the Guidos, Mother's Union and Wf. And youngsters were given the


chance to try their hand at a coconut shy and take a trip on a miniature


railway. A football competition was organ­


ised between the girls and boys and there was a road race tor tho adults. Musical entertainment wiis provid­


ed by the Baxendale Concert Band. Organisers are still counting the


proceeds but fear there will be a dip in funds because of the weather. Our pictures show, right, Sarah


(five) and Andrew (three) Haworth prepared for the weather (120699/5/24)) and, below, tombola stall holders Linda Hart (loft) and Lesley Hutton bravo tho pouring ram to sell tickets to Ian Ashe (14) and his mother, Shirley (120699/5/3).


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visiting a 300-acre family farm, which has created two successful diversifications "Agriculture is going through a difficult


equestrian centre, now known nationally, and a commercial syndicated shoot for both pheasant


and duck. Before the visit to


Osbaldeston Hall Farm, just outside the village of Osbaldeston, on June 29th, Mr MacNicol will hold a news conference at 10 a.m. "Lancashire is very much a livestock county and one of the subjects I want to talk about are the Agenda 2000 proposals for reform of the Common Agricultural Pol­


icy," said Mr MacNicol. _____ _ _____ time


financially and many live­ stock producers have been suffering," said Mr MacNi­ col. "Nowhere is this more true than in Lancashire and any reform of the CAP has got to load to the strength­ ening of farm businesses. "While support to agricul­


ture is being reduced, the CLA believes that more than a transitional period, any savings made should be transferred to rural develop­ ment and environmental measures to help create sus­ tainable rural communities."


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carrying out a carnouflage and concealment display as part of Clitiieroe Army Cadets' open evening at their Salthill Road head­ quarters. 'Pho evening was one of


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several similar events held across Lanciishire to attract new recruits and to show the sort of activities the cadets got up to. In addition to camou­


flage technitiue, the young guns also showed the civil­ ians their map and compa-ss reading skills, .skills at arms, adventure training and what they could expect from the Duke of Edin­ burgh Award Schemes pur­ sued by the cailots. Ciitheroe Army Cadet OC Under Officer John


Kerrigan (pictured second left, standing) said the evening had been very suc­ cessful generating much


interest. A spokesman for Lan­


cashire Cadets added: "If you are aged between 13 and 18, or your son or daughter is, and they are looking for a challenge, action and adventure, why not consider the cadet force'; We offer leadership development, self-reliance, team building, military training, good citizenship, sport and tho opportunity to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme." For more information


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Be observant to help endangered species, urges wildlife officer


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"TAKE note, bo observant, report back" was the mes­ sage to members of the University of the 'Ihiid A ^ when their monthly meeting was addressed by PC Maria Graham, Wildlife Officer of Lanca.shire Con­


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slides to illustrate her work and emphasised clearly what is and is not allowed regarding wildlife subjects. For example, a more diverse one was wild bird egg col­ lecting - not allowed, to taxidermy - allowed in cer­ tain circumstances. Tho me.ssago in her talk


came through clearly. Tho Wildlife Officer cannot be everywhere, but everyone can be observant and note car numbers, countryside anomalies, disturbed wildlife habitats, and suspi­ cious behaviour. Then


report these things so action can be taken to preserve our endangered species. PC Graham was thanked for her valuable and interesting presentation by Ian Rob­ bins. Tho U3A bolds its general monthly meeting on the second Tuesday of tho


month. q'ho next meeting


includes a talk on "Meteo­ rology" by Mr R.C. Smit­ ten and is on July 13tb at 2- 30 p.m. in the Ciitheroe Library Mooting Room (not as normal in tho Parish Church Hall).


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