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ON Saturday afternoon Rimington Memorial Institute rang to the happy sounds of youngsters having a marvellous time at their annual party. Almost 40 children from Rimington and Middop attended the event, which began with a fancy dress parade, judged by Mrs D.
Hamoum, with the aid of her two
young sons. Following a tasty tea of hot-dogs and
cakes, the fun continued with games, streamers, balloons and dancing to the Key Street Disco, Mr M. Dewhurst act ing as MC. A group of mums had organ ised the party and it was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Fancy dress winners were as follows.
First as these pupils display GCSE work
MAKING an exhibi tion of themselves, artistic pupils from Ribblesdale High School, Clitheroe, have achieved a Ribble
Valley first. Paintings and sculp
tures produced by the Year 11 youngsters as part of their GCSE course work have dis placed those of profes sional artists to feature in an unique exhibition at the Harris Gallery in
Preston. Their endeavours, on
display until Saturday, are attracting much criti cal acclaim, with the school scoring a borough first in the invitation to show its work. Delighted head of art Mr Simon Nevett said:
"On a visit to the gallery, staff were so impressed with the commitment to art shown by Ribblesdale pupils that we were invit ed back to stage our own exhibition. "From a group of 30 stu
dents, we have approxi mately 40 pieces on dis play, which means we have completely taken over the gallery. We are the only school from this area to ■ ; have been given such an honour."
RIGHT: Brush strokes win critical acclaim for Jamie Brown (16), whose three- dimensional portrait is given a final pre-show
touch up.
BELOW (LEFT): Art imi tates life as 16-year-old Jamie Berkess poses with a life-size self sculpture, which features as part of
the exhibition
BELOW (RIGHT): Artis tic endeavour pays divi
dends for Ribblesdale, with, from the left, Mr Nevett and pupils Fiona Pengelly, Caroline Strong
and Jamie Brown, who are joined by art teacher Miss Vicki Booth in arranging their work.
Singles: joint 1st, Helen Pate (Greek stat ue) and Madison Knowles (Mary, Mary), joint 2nd, Rosalyn Pate (Gingerbread man's revenge) and Abigail Godfrey (Pocohontas), joint 3rd, Kathryn Duck worth (happy hippy) and Jonathan Tilley (abracadabra). Pairs: Max Humberstone and George
Godfrey (Buzz and Woody), Tim and Sophie Le Breton (Meg and Mogg), Caro
line and Mark Winckley (Noddy and Big
Ears). Groups: Shaun, James, Richard and
Andrew Hartley (We are working on the Millennium Dome), Jane, James, Stephanie, Steven and Mark Dewhurst (Heartbeat). Pictured are the fancy dress contestants
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THE priorities relating to rural isolation are included in a new health initiative. A special improvement plan
has been drawn up by the East Lancashire Health Authority, with general points supple mented by specific ones for each of the six boroughs it cov-
ers. Mental health, services for
the elderly and rural isolation and deprivation are especially mentioned in the Ribble Valley
part of the plan. The replacement of Clitheroe
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issues for the authority. It also wants to consider the needs of the elderly where there is
a recurrent thread of the role of carers. They play a vital role in small and isolated communities, but often have unrecognised needs of their own. The plan suggests that the health, social and volun tary services work together to iden tify these needs and consider options for offering greater sup
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based in Whalley for nearly five years, specialising in sales and management of rural properties. He is hoping that the newly-forged association will benefit from Mr
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