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Scholarship details


THE trustees of the Bra- bins Charitable Trust are now drawing up a list of those to receive its 2002 literary scholarships. . • •Scholarships of a book


token will be awarded on October 1st. Anyone can apply for a scholarship provided that they are aged between 18 and 25-


-years-old, about to embark on a full-time course of education and , come from either Chip­


ping,- Thornley-with- Wheatley or Bowland-


with-Leagram, where they attended the village primary school. To make an applica­


tion, forward, course details to The Trustees, Brabins, Charitable Trust, c/o Overwater House, 5 Prospect Court, Longridge - PR3 2XJ before September 1st.


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Lan- Share is invited to con- (J090702/3)


iils the start of dub’s reunion


Ibers of Clitheroe and District le being sought for the 40th ] prations next weekend, jrt with a car rally on the Friday, fere will be a display of motor L at Waddington Club. Refresh-


tailable and starting at 10-30 gassembly will take motorists > route on popular rally roads


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Louise nets a first title


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first open title. F i f te e n -y e a r -o ld


Louise Proctor was crowned Junior Girls'


Singles champion at the SportBreak Summer Junior and Cadet Open, which was held in Cheshire. . Although the tourna­


ment attracted players from across the country, Louise remained unbeat- en throughout the day. In the final she gained victory over Devon's Sally Smith by three games to two. Former England


Flood warning as showers hit


R IB B L E VALLEY residents are urged to be on their guard against summer floods. Thundery showers


and rain from heavy summer showers can lead to flash floods and rapid rises in river levels


as the water falls on dry ground. ' Although the effects


international Mike Johns, who organised the event, said: "Louise has great potential, with time, practice and expe­ rience she could make it to the top."


P a r k e d c a r i s t a r g e t


VANDALS who threw a brick through a window of a car parked at George Street, Whalley, during Friday night, caused damage estimat­ ed at £60.


can be localised and dif­ ficult to predict, the Environment Agency is urging people to be pre­ pared by putting flood plans in place. The Agency uses a


Flood Watch scheme to provide general warnings for all rivers and surface water flooding over a geographical area when heavy rain is expected. Although efforts are made to issue early


warnings, in a bid to give people as much time as possible to protect them­ selves arid their homes, some rivers do rise too quickly. As a result the Envi­


ronment Agency is urg­ ing those who may be affected to follow its flood advice. As well as making up flood kits which contain emer­ gency contact numbers, a torch, gumboots and first aid kit, it suggests that residents get into the habit of storing valu­ able items in high places and join its flood warn­ ing service. If heavy rain makes


flooding likely people should move their cars to higher ground and use sandbags to block door ways.


Ambulance service is tops •


THE top three-star rating for performance has been awarded to Lancashire Ambulance Service NHS Trust.


al freedoms and extra investment potential," said Trust chief executive Mr David Hill.


Youngsters put their safety first


Volunteers go on line


FOLLOWING the open; ing of a resource room in Clitheroe, the Hyndbum and Ribble Valley Coun­ cil for Voluntary Service has launched its own website. The site provides a


wealth of information on setting up and running groups, funding informa­ tion, information on vol­ unteering, as'well as information on the CVS. To gain information


from the website, log on to www.hrvcvs.org


LITTLE Jessica Stone had a wonderful leav­ ing present from her. nursery school. Her school chums


gave her a cheque for £400 to go towards the fund to buy her a spe­ cially-adapted electric wheelchair. Cerebral palsy sufferer


Jessica’s special goodbye The whole community


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Jessica' (four); of Sid- dows Avenue, Clitheroe, has been a pupil of the Ribblesdale Nursery School for the last year. "She got on really well


there. She will miss it," said her mother, Mrs Katrina Stone.


-raised the money by hold­ ing a balloon race. In our picture Jessica


well that an extra £1,000 has gone to help kickstart a similar fund for a child atSabden. The nursery school


and her mother can be seen with the £400 cheque, while the children proudly display their year books. (J1807802/1)


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said: "We have three members of staff who are registered trainers and at least five other members of staff have sup­ ported the scheme during the last


passed the final phase of their cycling proficiency tests which included on­ road instruction and equips them to cycle on the roads among traffic. Deputy head Mrs Judith Metcalfe


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lit of arum Green, pia, Singa-' On their return from gory roses,, honeymoon, the couple sianthus. are to live in Grindleton.


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