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the opportunity to make new acquaintances by enrolling their young charges in the new Tuesday morning pre-school club, Leaping Lizards, at Trinity Community Partnership's Trinity Centre off Parson
Lane, Clitheroe. The play and learn club is co-ordinated by Adele
Burgess, who brought 14-month-old nephew Alfie to join in the fun. While they appear at the forefront of our photo, which shows others who attended the first meeting, Alfie was by no means the youngest there. That honour went to a four-week-old tot. Club sessions run from 9-30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and
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N ew Sabden police officer will tackle juvenile nuisance
FAMILY man PC Paul Sherratt has been appointed as the new offi cer for Sabden.
PC Sherratt (38)
will also be covering the Wiswell, Pendle ton, Whalley and
Mellor areas. Speaking about his
new role, he said: "At the moment I am just getting to know the peo ple and the area. I know there has been a prob lem with juvenile nui sance and that is some thing I hope to address." Born in Cheshire, PC Sherratt (pictured) grew
up in Sussex. He spent seven years
in the Royal Navy and during that time he trav elled the world and saw active service in the Falklands. When he joined the
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GENEROUS residents I Ribble Valley are playi appreciated role in helpin AIDS children in South I More than £10,300 has
cial bank account set up ii mer Clitheroe resident M tured with village childi work now under wav in B
police force in 1993 he served with Greater Manchester. Covering the Salford area he worked in drug and bur glary squads. This was followed by a move to Darwen where he spent the next three-and-a- half-years until his cur rent posting. PC Sherratt is prepar
ing to move to the Sab den police house with his wife, Gillian, who is the newly appointed licens
A DREAM has come true for Spar row Ministries, with the ground breaking triumph for the Rain bow Village in Mar- aisburg, just west of Johannesburg. The "igloos" that
make up the main buildings of the village seem to be popping up everywhere as a num-
; ber of building teams i are working simultane ously. The labour force
ing officer for Burnley
Police. A keep fit enthusiast,
PC Sherratt loves cycling and enjoys spending time with his children - daughters Hannah (10),
seven-year-old Zoe and son Samuel, who is two. And in April the Sher- ratts are looking forward to welcoming a fourth family member when Gillian has another baby.
Reassuring news for villages plagued by troublesome teenager^
cost £1.25 to cover activities and refreshments. Places do not need to be pre-booked, but for further information telephone Adele Burgess on 01200
POLICE patrols have been stepped up in villages where res idents have been plagued by
bored youths. A more visible police presence in the
style of the old "village bobby" has been introduced in Read and Simon- stone to combat the problem of teenagers who have been blamed for causing vandalism and graffiti on var ious buildings and homes in the vil 7
lages. ARIES _ ______ M Mar 21-Apr 19
Jupiter around strongly this week prompts you to l° °k aheadand sc« rosy glows on the horizon. So great for confidence boosts. But watch you donVgo a step too far. It can be a problem If you re gainsI to be a Pollyanna and assume that everything Is going to work wonderfully wed lust by luck, without you putting any energy or effort in. You will be
working hard to achieve your ambitions but make 2 ° “
getting rarried away and bldng off more than you can chew. Call my Arles line to hear more.
B1 0906 589 4165 TAURUS hear more GEMINI _________
If you're normally a little bit under-confident, lacking In self-esteem, then this week will do wonders for you. It will lift you up. But If you normally are a bit over the top. this will send you sailing off Into the stratosphere. Try to avoid the temptation to think you’re absolutely right about absolutely
everything.You are a great crusader for your pet beliefs at the moment and highly enthusiastic about broadcasting your Ideas anyone who will listen. But a little caution will help as well. Call my Taurus line to
J LIBRA rs uc-hd Apr 20-May 20 I SCORPIO Sept 23—Oct 23
I There are fortunate Influences around but you have to push yourself 1 hard to get into a hard working mood. A little effort will turn your luck Into something more long lasting and tangible. Try not to fuss about delays in certain work
projects.They will sort out before the month*
I end. It may be tricky to concentrate on essentials since you will not rest 1 or sit still easily. At home you may be noisier, slightly more accident- | prone than usual so try to get organised and be steady rather than
-sr 0906 589 4171 Oct 24—Nov 22
Try to remember that you're supposed to bo taking ct easier at the
| moment. Not that there's much chance of you sitting with your feet up since Mars Is accelerating you through a busy everyday schedule. Shore distance |ourneys and a great many stimulating conversations are kccP'"8 your adrenaline flowing faster. Jupiter Is also giving you big deas about
1 possibilities for the day's ahead. Just try not to let your imagination soar to o much otherwise you'll think you're Superman or Superwoman.
B 0906 589 4166 May 21-Jun 21
There may be fewer difficulties with other people this week since everyone seems rather upbeat. But there could be a downside f you jet Into spending
mood.You could dispense with all advice and limits and decide to suit yourself.With Mars in your chart area of Joint finances you know you need to get the agreement of close partners or those you share financial responsibility with before you leap off to o dramatically into major new commitments. Call my Gemini line to hear more.
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feeling boisterous, exuberant and utterly determined to get your own way. Call my Virgo line to hear more.
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Mars Is now at odds with Jupiter, which can do wonders for your self esteem but can also put yoS Into a rather inflationary state of mind. Jupiter Is very expansive, rather lazy and a bit given to over-confidence. Pitch your hopes too high, and you have further to fall. But If you ran discipline yourself, there Is luck around. Close relationships at work and at home could be more heated than usual. Partners will be fiery tempered and you may also Pnd yourself provoked Into snapping In
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You need to keep your feet on the floor and find a littlese you will promise more than you ran deliver Or you will irush hcl“ r
where angels fear to tread and over-extend yourself, taking on far too i™ny tommitmentsYour nose is firmly stuck to the grindstone at
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the next few weeks. Duty definitely comes first. So you need to limit what you ran do anTwhat will hive to be left till later Push indulgcncos and pleasure activities to one side to concentrate on getting better organised. Call nty “ O
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Its Important to be sensible with other
people.You can win them over to your side if you sweep them up In your enthusiasm. But »
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self-righteous, which is slight risk then they will back away. Be . .r.j______ i _j _1___.1 -rxrl nrhof nnnnto adore VOU. For the O'
straightforward and choerfui. and other people adore you. For the next few weeks with Mars in your chart area of fun and romance, you are
I SAGITTARIUS
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\ make more money but a rather flamboyant lifestyle will also appeal. Call my Sagittarius line to hear more.
Jun 22-Jul 22 CAPRICORN
Watch how you go with cash, because you could find that you overdo
spendlng.There are rather manic Influences around which will send you off In 75 directions at once to do things that arc not entirely; sensible. If you can keep a grip of your impetuous streak, then with Jupiter around SH develop your p o ten tl / in one area of your
lifc.You :are^keen to
B 0906 589 4173 Dec 22-Jan 19
With Mars In your own sign, highly emphasised you will find yourself being more assertive, competltivl and downright snappy at
points.Your blood Is up and you Intend that nothing should be allowed to get In Y°U
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I vou need to double-check all-important arrangements lor yourself. If you can avoid getting tripped up by anyone else's carelessness then you
should fare well. Call my Capricorn line to hear more.
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way.Try not to rely on unrealistic
partncrs.Thcy may bo charming but
B 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 4 ] Jan 20-Feb 18
You must throw your energy In discreet ways behind the scenes or pull strings a little more subtly. It may be difficult to stop /T ™ ! , .E'p^' §
excited but you do need to keep one pet project w i th inA - .m r if vou few limits on your plans and your hopes and you will do better. If you over step youraclf at dels point with Mars still stuck out of sight In your chart, nothing will work to expectation. Don t allow yourself 10 fccl
1 uncSy or held back. It's all a question of getting the timing right.
B 0906 589 4175 Feb 19-Mar 20
Throw your energy Into team activities at work or friendships in your off duty actlvities-Thcro are rather boisterous nfluences around, though It mlriht be an Idea to trim your sails slightly where |olnt finances are
concerned.You need to be calm, steady and rather p e r s i s t e n t n'h,“" Impctuous.jupltcr around ran bo a fortunate
Influcncc.Though It can also
work against you if you over estimate your strength or Imagine you ran t lose. Hedge your bets. Call my Pisces line to hear more.
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A GOLF enthusiasts' "sip it and flip it" event helped to ben efit the British Heart Founda tion to the tune of more than
| £500. The novel event was organised by the lady captain of Mytton Fold Golf
I Club, Margaret Goldwell. Mrs Goldwell, along with fellow
| golfers, raised the money throughout her year in office by organising sever al events at the golf club, including an
auction of summer and winter flower arrangements, draws and the "sip it
and flip it" golf event. "We played nine holes of golf and
at each hole we sipped a glass of wine, then flipped the ball into the hole. We had a bumper entry of 11 teams for this event - 1 wonder why?" she com
mented. Pictured is Mrs Goldwell present
ing the cheque to Mrs Carol Gemson, of the British Heart Foundation.
Poor pollution table rating for company
CASTLE CEMENT
comes out badly in Environment Agency league tables high lighting pollution cul prits.
have been no prosecu
tions of the company. The league tables are
based on two court appearances by Castle
| large cement works at Clitheroe features ninth in a national list of poor performers based on
The Birmingham- based company with a
I total fines. And the Agency
makes Castle Cement joint 11th in a league table of poor performers based on multiple prose-
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ple have registered complaints with the agency this year, there
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Agency. She said a culture
change was needed
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i decide what action can be taken and also to identify the needs of the young
to members of Simonstone Parish Council at their monthly meeting. The youth service has also been work ing with the population of youngsters, holding a series of meetings to try and
pe ople. A tenpin bowling night has been
arranged and plans are also being made to find premises to hold one-off
This was the reassuring-news given, ’ :■
; has been gleaned from the ranks of unem-
1 ployed who roam the i streets or sit at street i corners looking for
i work. The administration building has been erect ed and work on the hos pice building is about to begin. The beautiful chapel and a number of "clusters" have been completed and just need
events. An open day and information session on drugs and alcohol is in the pipe-line for November.
*; i The growth in industrial estates in .
the area also came under discussion&t the meeting and it was decided that adjacent parish councils in the bor ough are to be consulted regarding their concerns about the increase in traffic and also about the lack of com munication and information given to members about the development-of
, these sites.
School Lane also came under the spot light. Inquiries have been made to what is causing the problem but no
• Problems with water drainage' in
solutions have arisen yet. The meeting ended with a plea for residents to get their garden shears
out! This is because there have been sev
eral complaints about overhanging shrubs and trees which are making access difficult on several footpaths.
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recently gained thei "Passport to Safe
Cycling" - part of th Lancashire Count
Council Road Safet Initiative, "Togetht We Can Make A Di
ference." Mr David Brown,
long-time member the North LancashiJ Road Club, was please to present the 11-yea olds with their certif cates of achievemei and competence follo\ ing the successful cor pletion of the cour:
during the past year. The course was orga
ised and co-ordinated 1
Mr Pat Taylor, the le: instructor, assisted 1 Stone ball s i
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from the entrance t The huge sandsto
around two feet acros Trapp Hotel in Simon Thieves also made o wall surrounding the
1 stone ball decoratioi Iligham Road. Higher Trapp gene
i patrick said: "The bal I heavy, so whoever sto | lift it. They also tot | mounted on. 1 tliinl | stolen to order."
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At the SparrowhaJ v. Sat Oct 6th 12 noon I
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