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Recruitment drive for youth leaders need s local backing


by Robbie Robinson


A R EC RU ITM ENT drive for y ou th leaders is being run by


Trinity Community Centre. ; Committed a d u l t helpers are


being sought in order to promote and a s s is t w ith a su p p o r t p ro ­ gramme for the youth of Clitheroe and the Ribble Valley. . Described as a "much-needed


scheme", the programme requires enthus iastic and well-motivated volunteers, aged 18 or over, who are interested in youth work and who may be considering it as a career. • T ra in in g lead in g to n a t io n a l


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MORE Young Enterprise contest suc­ cess has been earned by a Clitheroe., school.


i The in te r im cup awarded by the


young business competition board has gone to Ribblesdale Technology High School's Chameleon company. ' The school has won a host of prizes in


recent years. "Competition was tough this year, with presentations from all e*ight companies exceeding the judges' expectations," said a spokesman for the


board. "The success of the competition depends on support from local business and volunteers from various sectors." . The interim award cup was handed


over by board vice-chairman Mr Trevor Roberts.


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Also on the table was the best busi­ ness plan shield, and this was presented ,


to St Christopher's CE High School,, Accrington, by vice-chairman Mrs Aileen Evans. . Both winning companies make clocks.


Now th e teams from th e vario u s


schools are busy analysing lessons learnt a t the interim awards night, pushing their businesses along as fast as possible and preparing for the final contest night on April 17th. . Numerous prizes are on offer, and a place iii the regional final awaits the main winners. Our picture shows Michael Houghton


with the award and fellow members of the Ribblesdale team. (J010302/1)


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contact Lucille Ark-' wright on 01254 823745,! or Martin Sales on 01254' 885365.


■ The Clitheroe concert!


will see the singers’ new- director of music, Mr! Chris Gill, the assistant' music teacher a t Queen! Elizabeth's Grammar School, conducting his first performance and; under his direction will- be performers from the! Ribble Valley and Hynd- bum. Tickets for the 7-30


p.m. concert are £4, con­ cessions £2.50 and accompanied children aged under 12 will be admitted free of charge.


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\TES heard 1 a Clitheroe | a discovery


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and a half nabis at the


Jrt was told |g was for his 1 use, but he Ind to smoke


Jed guilty to ■of cannabis


and was given a condi­ tional discharge for 12 months and ordered tp pay £75 costs.


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Jonathon Taylor, told the court: "The cannabis was purely for his own personal use and he ha£ no previous convictions for drug-related matters- "He wants ,me to


assure the court that hp will not be using drugs in the future." •: ;


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Iray when they appeared before Black-. orates.


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lu l Anthony David Clark, of Peel Street, I Jeffrey Williamson, of Brook Street, juntil March 27th.


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THE under-13 six-a-side soccer squad from Bowland High School had a good run in an Adidas Girls' Community Cup contest run by Burnley FC. ' The girls reached the last stage, not only without losing a game but without conceding agoal. Hopes of reaching the area final at Old Trafford were dashed only right at the end of


the finals on the indoor courts at Turf Moor, Burnley. St Christopher's CE School, Accrington,


were narrow winners. ■ But everyone a t Bowland is still well


pleased with the performance. The other schools in the competition were up to almost three times the size of the Grindleton one. The squad had already taken part in


Blackburn FC's Adidas competition. Two members, Sara Forrest and Joanne Green, are still considerably under the age limit for the year group, and so will be able to play next year. The other girls were Catherine Bolton


(captain), Beth Perkins, Sarah Patchett, Joanna Wellbank, Helen Greenhough and Saarh Coar. (T010302/1)


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q u a lif ic a tio n s will be provided through Lancaster and Morecambe College of Further Education and out- of-pocket expenses will reim­ bursed. Trin ity is currently registering


with the Lancashire Association of Clubs for Young People and the Weston Spirit- organisation, so will soon be offering a wide range of a c tiv it ie s , tra in in g and outdoor adventure trips. Government funding for these


courses and community projects will be made available. An assault course run a t Fulwood


Barracks is planned for April 5th. A minimum party of 15 boys and


Compost workshop


date set QUERIES and questions on composting will be answered at a workshop in Clitheroe on March 21st. The event, which -is


being held as part of the county-wide "Do Your Bit, Compost It" project, is one of a number planned for venues across Lancashire. Answers to questions


such as how to compost citrus fruit and what to do with grass cuttings will be revealed at the workshops, which are aimed at those new to composting, as well as to more experienced composters. • Anyone interested in


girls over the age of 14 is required


. for this event to go ahead. • There is no charge and transport


will be provided. . A week of activity in the summer


is also being programmed with the Army and will include sailing and canoeing. A minimum number of 35 youngsters aged 15 or over is need­ ed. • Additionally, football, netball


and skateboard competitions, pool, skating, computer work, summer camps, team building and more will be offered. Supervision of young people on


th ese courses will be one of th e ta sk s of th e y o u th leaders employed. Discreet police checks have to be


made, as the work will involve close contact with young people. A spokesman for T r in i ty said:


"This is part of a new future for the young people of the Ribble Valley. Those associated with this scheme can look to fulfil their own poten­ tial, with full professional help from organisations th a t care." For further information, contact


th e T r in i ty Community Centre, Wesleyan Row, Clitheroe, BB7 2JY, tel. 01200 427886, or call in to find out more and complete an initial form to register your interest.


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Blood service donation date


BLOOD donors have been reminded that the National Blood Service will be in Clitheroe On March 14th a t the Parish Church School in Church Street. The team will operate


two sessions, one from 2 to 4 p.m., the other from 5-30 to 7-30 p.m.


Mayor sets record


straight on memorial THE Mayor of Clitheroe this week declared that she wanted to set the record straight with regard to recent com­ ments regarding the resit­ ing of the war memorial. Describing events lead­


ing up to the matter being raised in the town council chamber, Coun. - Mrs Mary Robinson said that she had been approached by two senior citizens, who had suggested that the memorial would be easier to access if moved elsewhore.in the Castle grounds. At the end of a town


council debate on the plans for the . Castle grounds, she mentioned the suggestion and asked other councillors what- their views were. "We


never had a vote on the matter, nothing was pro­ posed," she emphasised. "Coun. John McGowan


said there could be a big problem with vandalism and I agreed with him. Another councillor said that any bid to move the war memorial would have to be discussed with the relevant authority - and that was all that was dis­ cussed. "Coun. Mrs Robinson said that she had since received views from four members of the public, two for moving it and two against. "At the end of the day,


' th a t took place was an exchange of views.”


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