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Red alert round the Valley brings in plenty of money for Comic Relief


by Julie Frankland


TEARS were not al­ ways of laughter when the Ribble Valley entered into the spirit


of Red Nose Dayl For among the local


activities to have raised thousands of pounds for the Comic Relief charity was a sponsored public leg wax, bravely endured by check-out assistant Mr David Lawson and fresh foods assistant Mr Graham Hodge, who both work at.Clitheroe’s Sains-


bury’s store. The pair's "treatment"


by administrative assis­ tants Miss Vici Winstan- ley and Miss Rachel Leonard in the supermar­ ket's foyer raised £120 from wincing shoppers, who shared their pain! Staff also paid to join in


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of two aerials were rejected by planning councillors,


Proposals for the erection


who listened to the objec­ tions, then entered into con­ siderable debate about


them.


graph pole, was to have been sited in Church Street, Slaidburn. Objections were centred on the visual impact of the plan, though its effect on residential amenity on health grounds was upheld, despite the statement that "the Stew­ a r t Report advised th a t there is no general risk to health of people living near to base stations". On the second proposal,


One, disguised as a tele­


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with this point, the chair­ man indicated that such a I


study was outside the tech­ nical range of the council and the plan must be reject- l


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also forwarded by the Rib- ble Valley MP, Mr Nigel Evans.


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bad hair and red clothes days which, together with a pancake race, raised a fur­ ther £500. They also had to meet a ransom demand from Clitheroe police, who "arrested" town Mayor Coun. Alan Yearing and and manager Mrs Julia Blackett for "stealing" Red Nose Day cakes. The duo were handcuffed and taken to the cells until the money was paid. All activities were co-ordinated by manager's clerk Mrs Linda Watkin. With sales of Comic


CLOWNING around at the Helen O Grady Children’s Drama Academy, Chatburn, seemed the appropri­ ate way to act on Red Nose Day. An impro­ vised performance led by principal Mrs Pam Shacklcton and fea­ turing £39.20 in dona­ tions from p a ren ts , who came to watch- (K120301/7)


Relief red noses exclusive to Sainsbury’s, the store took another £2,500 selling out


its stock to the public. Many reappeared on the


faces of regulars of What­ ley's Dog Inn, where bar manager Mr Nigel Riley had organised an evening ol funny goings-on. All his


staff dressed in St Tnnian s uniforms and helped in var­ ious games and competi- i tions, which raised more than £300. Barmaid Mrs Kay Linnane was also spon­ sored to remain silent dur­


ing her three-hour shift. Among the activities


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THE boss of a company trying to take over the Stagecoach bus depot at Clitheroe described as "positive the response f r o m


. ___ Positive meet•ing on bus takeover seemed very pleased with what had gone „orv nleased with what had gone A'meeting with


Lancashire County Council officials. Mr Giles R. Feamley, group chairman


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01Blazefield is in negotiations with. Stage­ coach to take over the Burnley, Chtheroe, Blackburn and Bolton depots and a range


of urban and rural bus services. "We are aware of the new transport


Interchange a t Clitheroe and we are impressed with what has been done. It Ids in very much with the positive approach Biazefield has to transport," added Mr


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arranged by local schools were pyjama parties at Moorland School, Chip- ping’s Brabin Endowed Pri- mary and Clithcrocs St James's Playgroup. A rain­ bow day a t Whalley CE Primary School raised


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' School made approximately £230 gunging their teach­ ers. They also raised a fur­ ther £600 through other games and quizzes.


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Relief proved a hair-raising experience for Clitheroe’s St James’s CE Primary School.


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were safe. Debating the aerials issue


in general, it was pointed out th a t Kent County Council policy was to refuse to accept such masts and th a t it was necessary to "put an end to siting by chequebook" in rural areas. A councillor noted the


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Healthy lead on smoking


A GROUP of healthcare workers is trying to set a good example to would-be


patients. They have pledged to


stamp out the "evil weed


from their lives. The team of 18 smokers


from Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Health Care NIIS Trust are r


1 month into a six-week pro I gramme backed by smoking cessation nurse Eileen


Parker, Kirsly McCormick a n d H a l e y S l i i p s t o n , r a i s e d £208, hut another £81 was added when Class 5K enter­ tained shoppers at Sainsbury s with a song and dance routine (C1G0301/4)


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