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SOME 40 members and guests attended the annual dinner:of the Royal British Legion's Waddington branch, held at the Duke of York Hotel, Grindleton. Guest speaker was Mr George


Clarkson, the joint chairman of the tion and grace^w'ere said by the Ribble Valley branch of the East Lan- branch president, Mrs Mary Hayton. cashire Hospice Appeal, who was' Avofe of thanks^to the speaker was accompanied by,his wife, Edna. They - propped bjrpol.'M^ Jeffrey, were introduced by branch secretary^ Oiir:picture shows members and Mr Stanley Taylor, and the exhorta-!. guests at the.dinner/(030400/8/24)


Summertime is fine - but it brings problems for policing


SUMMERTIME is officially here.


The days are getting longer and the evenings are lighter. Pity that the weather has not got the message yet. Unfortu­ nately, this time of year brings with it a whole new set of problems for the police.


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Recently, we have had a number of sheep worry­ ing incidents reported to us by farmers and mem­ bers of the public. On one occasion, a dog had sav­ aged and killed four sheep and injured more, when allowed to run free in a field full of sheep and lambs.


More worrying was the fact that the owner was with the dog and had let it off the lead. We urge all dog owners to be extra care­ ful when exercising their animals in fields where there are livestock. Even if you are on a public right of way through a field in which there are sheep, your dog must be kept on a lead at all times.


The windscreen was smashed and the dash­ board completely wrecked. I t was dark when this happened and, although nobody was in the vehicle at the time, the consequences could - have been fatal.


First, a group of kids managed to pick up part of a broken gravestone and hurl it over the church wall on to a vehi­ cle below parked in St Mary's Street.


I t is worth remembering that you can be prosecut­ ed by the police if your dog worries sheep, and a farmer can shoot a dog that is worrying his ani­ mals.


YET again, we have been overrun with complaints regarding juvenile nui­ sance. The complaints vary from children play­ ing football in the street to kids causing criminal damage to buildings.


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We also get complaints regarding children play­ ing on grassed areas and near houses. Children are often asked by their par­ ents to play near to their homes for safety reasons. Before you pick up the phone and ring the police, consider whether the kids are being delib-


but it is the parents' responsibility to make it their business to know.


PENSIONERS should be aware of workmen tout­ ing for business in the area.


We would like to issue a safety warning to all those children who have been found climbing on to the top of buildings recently. Schools, facto­ ries and restaurants seem to be particular favourites at moment.


. erately destructive and annoying, or are they just "kids being kids?" Children are naturally loud and boisterous when they get together, so please have a degree of tolerance when they are playing near you. If they are damaging your prop­ erty or swearing at you, then don't hesitate to contact us.


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•Disregarding the damage you can cause while you are on the roof, be aware that a seven-year-old boy fell through the roof of a mill in Darwen and land­ ed 20ft. below on a solid floor, play


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Special service


PUPILS from a Ribble Val ley villagfi'school will be tak­ ing part in a special Easter service tomorrow. Children m years four, five


and six at Wnalley CE School all have a part to piay in the service, which is tak­ ing place in the village parish church from 1-45 p.m. As well as singing, prayers


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THE Green Guerrillas are advancing on all fronts at Bowland High


School, Grindleton. The "regiment" is formed


from members of the lower school and they are consoli­ dating several previous eco­ logical victories to improve the area round the com­ plex. What they lack in financial terms they more than compensate for in sheer enthusiasm. Starting almost a year


ago, the youngsters had won EcoSchool recognition by September. -F Bowland High School has


its own woodland nature reserve and is surrounded by farms, small woodlands and fields. The view across to Pendle Hill is one of the finest enjoyed by any high


school. Present projects involve


tree planting and hedging on the South Field, tree thinning, pond digging and drystone wall repair on the nature reserve and general planting and site improve­ ment in the grounds by the school buildings. The team is working with


a Year 10 project to create a seating and recreation area on the South Field and soon will be co-ordinating a spring clean \yeek.


and a talk from the vicar, the Rev. Chris Sterry, the pupils from three classes will be leading certain parts of the service.


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^0906 589 4178 A RIES ~


ore- Mar 21-April 20


Finally, finally you can begin to feel heard again after too many weeks of being sidelined, ignored or just passed over. You will be making up for time talking absolutely non-stop. Keep an eye on cash, since there may be a need to save rather than spend, or be more sensible about getting all practical details in place. You may feel frustrated, even furious over the weekend, but by Monday your sunny charms will be back on show. Cali my Aries line to


hearm _____________ B 0906 589 4165 TAURUS


April 21-May 21


Dynamic Mars and rather disciplined Saturn make a tough combination at the weekend, so you will need to use all your grit and determination not to


snap, but to quietly and persistently push ahead. You will be keeping your opinions and feelings to yourself ana ducking for cover if anyone tries to pull you out into the open. Take comfort in blissful moments and know what your courage, confidence and bounce will return next week. Call my Taurus line


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' and that they can sort it, but it will cost you £50 or so. If this happens to you, politely refuse their offer, stating you already know someone who can do the work for you. Then call the police. We will come round and check to see if they are genuine tradesmen or conmen out for a quick quid. If they are using a vehicle, try to obtain a description and a regis­ tration number.


LASTLY, cyclists should be aware that we are having a crackdown, as part of the Lancashire Constab­ ulary's objective to


buildings and,we urge footpaths. So be aware—' you, for your owii-safety -we are watching.


___________ the spot to cyclists who ir is dangerous,to,, r> .don'tlight up. Also, it is on the roofs l'6f c “ ‘Ah-offence to cycle on


A fixed penalty notice and a £20. fine can be issued on


-. reduce road traffic acci­ dents, on cyclists who don't use lights on their bicycles after dark.


Talented young thespian in big musical event


THE curtain will soon rise on the the career of


budding young thespian Michael Carr. On Sunday, th e Sab- for the fund-raising charity den P r im a ry School event took place in Worsley,


pupil travelled to Man- the re for young Michael , H c 4


Chester to take p a r t in certainly proved to be a . his audition number of 541


the f irs t rehearsal of a jucky one for him. The musical ex trav ag an za pjece be performed was being s tag ed in Man- "Coconut Man", a song Chester on behalf of the which the youngster was Save the Children Fund, familiar with, as it had been Michael, a member. of; ;- one of the examination


CAPRICORN ore GEMINI


B 0906 589 4166 22-June 2 1


Make sure you are moving cautiously and finding an outlet for your pent up enerqv. You know that circumstances will not allow you to push ahead as last


as you might like at the moment but if you sit and fuss you will only get in a stew So apply yourself behind the scenes tidying up loose ends. Fnends wil be a huge help and a running entertainment, so you will not be short ot i invitations or diversions. Call my Gemini line to hear more.


CANCER


B 0906 589 4167 June 22-Ju,y 22


There is no sense in getting uptight because certain friends or team mates are being obstructive. Just buckle to with steady determination and sett- discipline and you will find a way through to better times ahead. You may have to rethink your future strategy but that is not necessarily a bad thing. A qood many influential people want to hear your ideas and will draw you into their company, so do not be backward. Just try not to overspend. Call my


Cancer line to hear more. LEO


B 0906 589 4168 July 23-Aug 23


Your upbeat enthusiasm of a week ago may now be coming doom to earth with a realisation that more work is needed to get your through the next patch. You will need to stick to the straight and narrow, not cut corners, or embark on grand schemes. Just do your duty as faithfully as you can, whether or not there is co-operation coming your way. Luckily three planets in Anes will be giving you broad vision and optimism. Call my Leo line to hear more.


VIRGO


B 0906 589 4169 Aug 24-Sept 23


You know you are slowly climbing towards a peak you have set lor yourself. The top is not yet in sight and this is only a staging post along the way. So it there are delays or differences, take them in your stride and be patient. You will find that your courage and perseverance will pay off so do not be discouraged. There should be small presents, in cash or in kind, coming your way. And on rather secret blissful moment next week to anticipate. Call my Virgo line to hear more.


LIBRA


B 0906 589 4170 Sept 24_0ct 23


You have been round this circuit before so you will know how to handle tricky situations around joint finances or other co-operative ventures. Too much weight is being landed on your shoulders but you have developed the skills to handle just such problems. Stand firm and stand steady. The affectionate support of the people who really matter is available on demand so do not


forget to ask. Call my Ubra line to hear more. SCORPIO


B 0906 589 4171 ° ct 24-N


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Close partners may seem all fired up and slightly unreasonable, so it will take all your tact and strategy to calm the situation down. There is no sense in you responding in like manner. Just get a grip, find out what needs done to unwind the tensions and get back to balanced conversation as soon as you can. Work mates will be a delight, since they are keen to compliment you. One cash matter will resolve well. Call my Scorpio line to hear more.


SAGITTARIUS


B 0906 589 4172 Nov 23-Dec 21


The first priority is not to take on more than you want, since your energy is not limitless. Avoid really difficult situations, and be sensible how you move around since these could be slightly accident prone influences. There may be less co-operation or team spirit around than you might wish, so stay independent. Lucidly your social life is going full swing and Monday should be a memorable romantic day. Call my Sagittarius line to hear more.


B 0906 589 4173 Dec 22-Jan 20


Just stifle your sharp responses and see what you can do to take responsibility for loved ones. Maybe frivolities will, seem few and far between for a few days, but you will be pleased that you were able to give practical help. Venus, in Aries will luckily , bring you moments of absolute comfort and bliss into next week. Watch your finances like a hawk and do not be provoked into over spending. Call my Capricorn line to hear more.


St Helen's Church.chohy pieces which had helped Waddington, is the son of him pass his grade two in Mr David and Mrs Julie singing. Carr, of Sabden Brook Michael's mother, Mrs


As well as being taught ing forward to the weekly singing and piano by choir- practices which will take


Court.


mistress Mrs Jean Hartley, Michael also has acting lessons with Mrs Jean Willis, of Great Harwood. Although he is only nine,


Carr, said her son was look‘


the talented youngster has already proved he is a dab hand at auditioning, whether for television, film or stage roles. And his test


place every Sunday between now and the event. There will be two perfor­ mances of the musical, which is being organised by a'London theatre company called Born To Perform, both of' which will take place at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, on July 30th


Talk on his sailingship experience THIRTY-TWO members of the Clitheroe and District Masonic Fellowship held their monthly meeting at West


Bradford .Village Hall. Mr Tom Howarth's talk about his experience on the sail­


ing ship, "The Winston Churchill", was well received. The next meeting will take place on May 8th at 2-30


p.m.,when the talk will be entitled “Caribbean Capers" ..fN


AQUARIUS


B 0906 589 4174 Jan 21-Feb 19


You do seem cross and crotchety about various domestic matters but with Mars and Saturn close together you will need to ensure patiently, or look for sensible answers to what may seem initially unsolvable problems. Everyday companions at work or out in the neighbourhood will be going out of their way to offer charming gestures of support or even intimations of affections, so listen and respond in like manner. , Call my Aquarius line to hear more.


P ISC ES


B 0906 589 4175 Feb 20-Mar 20


If your conversational gambits meet a stonewall response then you will need to swim fishy fashion round the problem. You can usually charm your way round most situations. Just do not run, cycle or drive too fast Be cool, be calm and stay safe. Your .extravagances will continue to keep you happily occupied though they may cost'. Just do not rely too heavily on close partners for advice or a sub. ( i l l my Pisces line to hear more.


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