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Frenchman Armand will be artist in residence at Platform Gallery
by Natalie Cox
OH LA LA! Artist Armand Tateossian will be swopping rural France for the Ribble Valley when he becomes artist in resi dence at Clitheroe’s Plat form Gallery at the end of
the month. From Tuesday, to June
29th, visitors to the Station Road gallery will be able to say bonjour to the French
man. During his month-long
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stay in the Ribble Valley, M. Tateossian, who works with ceramics, will be creat ing a special piece for the Sculpture Trail in Brunger- lcy Park and working alongside locally-based
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artists. And, for the first time
ever in Britain, the Ribble Valley will be hosting an exhibition of his work where pieces such as the one pic tured here will be on dis play. in the past work by M. Tateossian, who is from the Rhone-Alpes region of France, has been exhibited in America, Romania, and Switzerland, lie has also created work specifically to be displayed in public
places. The craftsman's first ever
cross-Channel trip is being made possible due to links forged between France and Hngland as a result of a pro ject called "Making Con nections”. The scheme, which is supported by local authori
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ties in the Ribble Valley, Wyre, Preston, Lancaster
and Pendle, as well as by Lancashire County Coun cil, the North West Arts Board and the European Leader II fund, was set up two years ago to help rural- based artists across the county make contacts with colleagues and find out about opportunities open to them. Links between the Forest
of Bowland and its French equivalent, the Pilat Regional Park, which are both Leader II areas, also enabled an international artist exchange programme to be developed. As a result, four Lancashire-based artists will be travelling to France and four artists from the Pilat area will be visiting this country over the next two years. M. Tateossian’s residency
Sheltered housing open day
AN open day to raise awareness of sheltered housing is being held at Corbridge Court, Clitheroe,
today. The event coincides with
National Sheltered Housing Week, which runs until
Sunday.Warden Mrs Denise War- burton has arranged for light refreshments to be available to visitors and invitations have been extended, particularly to older people, professionals from health, housing, social services and the voluntary
sector. Corbridge Court was
built in 1964 and is owned by Housing 21. Its aim is the provision and manage ment of good quality accommodation, primarily for people of retirement age. It currently has 37 one-
in the Ribble Valley and a similar scheme set up in France involving a Lancast er-based artist are the first exchanges to take place. Miss Elaine Sagar, the
Arts Development Officer for Ribble Valley Borough Council, said: "We were chosen to have Armand visit this year and we will have another artist visiting next year. This is the first time that the Ribble Valley has been involved in a transnational project." She added that the cross-
bedroomed flats to accom modate a maximum of two people, one of whom should be over 60 years of age, and two, two bedroomed flats to accommodate a maximum of three people, again one of whom should be over 60 years. It has a communal lounge, laundry and guest room. It is also situated close to the new bus inter
change. "The purpose of the open
Channel exchange offered an ideal opportunity for the Ribble Valley to forge links with a very similar place in France.
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day is to raise awareness of sheltered housing to the public and to promote the benefits to other profession als working with and for older people. It will also rliisc awareness of the work of sheltered housing staff and the key contribution they can make to the deliv ery of effective community care," said Mrs Warburton.
Breastfeeding pluses highlighted during awareness week
RIBBLE VALLEY midwives, health visitors and school nurses have played key roles in supporting last week's National Breastfeeding Awareness Week
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THREE members of the staff of a Ribble Valley home have been rewarded for their long service. Cook Mrs Noeline Pope (left), of Milton Avenue,
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leaflet dropping into all the secondary schools, health and sports centres throughout the Valley to extol the benefits of giv ing baby what nature intended by targeting
has been carried out and revealed that women on low incomes are less likely to breastfeed their babies than their better-paid
the young. A professional survey
counterparts, as are moth ers in their late teens or early 20s and those who cease full-time education at
or before the age of 16. Campaign co-ordinator
for the Ribble Valley, Mrs Sandra Gilluly, a health vis itor with Clitheroe Health Centre, said that National Breastfeeding Week had been supported by a dra matic poster campaign which aimed to emphasise the importance of feeding mother's milk Although Government
feeding their offspring the way nature intended, they are keen to promote the beneficial health effects on mum as well as baby. "We know that breast
er, such as a potential reduction in pre menopausal breast cancer. "But women on low
feeding protects babies against conditions such as glue ear, gastro-enteritis and allergies such as eczema and respiratory infections. It also has some beneficial health effects on the moth
incomes are loss likely to breastfeed, that's why pro moting the benefits is about tackling health inequalities too," said Miss Yvette Cooper, Minister for Public Health. The black and white
experts believe that women should not be forced into
posters which were put up in youth and leisure centres in and around Clitheroe show pictures of parents with their babies - men as well as women - as it has been found young women are more likely to breast feed if supported by their male partners.
Staff commitment to home recognised
Clitheroe, has spent the last 13 years in the kitchen at Manor House Nursing and Residential Home, Chatburn. Mrs Margaret Lewis (right), of St Chads Avenue, Chat- burn, has worked as a care assistant for the past decade and colleague Mrs Janet Clarkson, of Moorland Avenue, Clitheroe, was rewarded for 12 years' service. The presentations of flowers, gifts and certificates were made by proprietor Mrs Janet Harrison, who opened the
home 16 years ago. Unfortunately, Mrs Clarkson was unable to attend the
main presentation. (170500/5/4)
Powerpass card will provide entry to county attractions
A FUN day out for the family to a top tourist attraction in Lancashire could help raise cash for charity. The North West Tourist Board has joined forces with
Northern Electric and Gas, Century Radio and Max Spielmann to launch a new Powerpass card which will not only allow families two-for-one entry in various attrac tions, but also raise money for charity. Available from Tourist Information Centres and some
branches of Max Spielmann, the pass will allow access to attractions across the North West - including Clitheroe Castle - and others in Northumbria, Yorkshire, Central and Southern England, Wales and Scotland, with proceeds being donated to the Century Radio Community Trust.
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