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T H E . annual week’s fund-raising drive of the


' British Red Cross starts on Monday, as collectors


■ go out all over the area encouraging people to show their support by .wearing special lapel pins ‘and collecting funds for , their vital work; There are 400 Red


Cross volunteers in Lan­ cashire helping in times of need. These volun­ teers have also organised numerous special events to raise funds. The British Red Cross


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Ciitheroe B e a u t y C e n t r e


Are pleased to support


the British Red Cross


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All occasions catered for


Supporters ■ of the British


Red Cross E&D


PLANT HIRE LTD


Pendle Trading Estate, Chatburn


Tel: 01200 441511 | Monthly


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CASTLEGATE CLITHEROE


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10 King Street, Ciitheroe Est. 187II


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Riled caipels and blinds Are pleased to support the British Red Cross


Unit 1&2 North Street, | Ciitheroe Tel: 012001 428855 - ■


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British Reel Cross


Bawdlands Garage, Ciitheroe


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Tel: 01200 4 to o i ? ^


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:02e PStportment MAXWELLS cafe-bar


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- Red Cross’ Week


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How to do your bit to help the British Red Cross to live up to its motto of caring for people in crisis


Throughout Britain and over­ seas, as part of the Interna­ tional Red Cross and Red \ Crescent Movement, the British Red Cross assists in the aftermath of natural and man-made disasters, such as earthquakes, famine and wan It also works directly with


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local communities to improve their ability, to cope with nat­ ural disasters and the "silent emergencies" of disease and hunger. In the British Isles, the Red


Cross supports the statutory services at the scenes of major emergencies, such as train crashes, floods or public evac­ uations, by providing first aid and welfare services to victims


Brittons Jewellers


4 King Street Clitheroe


Til- 01200 425555' , Our aim Is to


,’please with gifts for all occasions


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OF CLITHEROE 1 Hour Film


PYE’S


1 Processing Photographers and Printers


44 York Street Clitheroe ‘


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Are pleased to support


British Red Cross Week '


20 Castle Street,


Clitheroe Telephone


01200. * V 422127 i • n, , .


Whalley Road, Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 423883


a driving force in the Ribblc Valley


• JwL British Red


Cross


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| SPARES


32-36 Moor Lane, Clitheroe


Tel: 01200425938


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and their families. The work is carried out by a


network of some 55,000 volun­ teers who maintain their skills by delivering services to vul­ nerable people, in local com­ munities. These services include helping the elderly or infirm on discharge from hos­ pital, loaning medical equip­ ment on a short-term basis, or helping those separated from their families to be reunited/ , During Red Cross Week, from May 5th to 11th, the British Red Cross is asking for your help to continue that work and save more lives. Thousands of volunteers,


staff and supporters around the country will be collecting


Post House Horn


The Old are pleased to


48 King Street, Cutheroe


Tel: 0 1200 4220 2 5


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support the British Red Cross


Buildings, Victoria


12 King Street,


Clitheroe


(01200) 423152


money and taking part in fund-raising activities for "the world's biggest life support machine." In 2001, around £1.75m. was


raised in Red Cross Week. There are lots of different


ways to donate. On the web at: www.red-


crossdonations.org.uk • Telephone the Supporter


Care line on 020 72015041 • Post a cheque, made


payable to the British Red :M Cross Society, to British Red Cross, Freepost, 9 Grosvenor Crescent, London SW1X 7BR. • Make a regular gift by


direct debit. • Join the Payroll Giving


scheme. HOULDSWORTH


would like to support the British


Red Cross Pullman House,


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PRIMROSE Garage


7#RAYDEES BOOKSHOP


supporffBrtttsm 2 & 4 Duck Street


• Pledge a legacy. This is how your donation


could help. •; • ilOcoujid provide 47 peo­


ple with a course of life-saving penicillin. • £25 could help feed a hun­


gry family in need overseas for one month. • £50 could buy 22 survival


blankets for vulnerable people to use in a major incident. • £100 could help pay for 17


baby parcels containing nap­ pies, creain, soap, washing powder and a blanket. Remember, your support is


vital for the British Red Cross to continue its work caring for people in crisis.


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Supplies £ Suppliers of Quality n Welding Engineering and.Safely Equipment Bosch/Hitachil y


Engineering | 72 Bawdlaiuls


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Units A -'C,' UP Brooks


Industrial Estate, I Ciitheroe


Tel: ^ 4 2 2 7 0 7


CARPETS AND RUGS


Laying our


reputation at your feet


Are pleased to support the British Red Cross


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. SSe Road, Chatbuni - 13 Downliam ,


Makita PowerTools ■; ■ Sales & Hire ]$.j


KENDAL STREET.i CLITHEROEiiilii


TEL: (01200) 424360' FAX: (01200) 427529


.ore pleased 1 ■ ■■■ .. to support


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Funeral Directors


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cares for people in crisis in local communities throughout the British Isles and overseas as part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Overseas, the British


Red Cross helps in the aftermath of natural and manmade disasters, such as earthquakes, famine and war. I t also works directly


with local communities to improve their ability to cope with natural dis-


■ asters and? th e "silent emergencies" of disease, and hunger. In the British Isles,


the.British Red Cross supports, the statutory


’services a t the scenes of . major, emergencies;1 such as trainxrashes,'floods, or public evacuations; by providing first aid and welfare services to vic­ tims and their families. This work is carried


out by a network of 55,000 volunteers, who maintain their skills by delivering services.to vul­ nerable people |n local communities.


' ' ' These services include


helping the elderly or infirm on discharge from hospital, loaning medical equipment on a short­ term basis, or helping those separated from th e ir families to be reunited. The International Red


Cross and Red Crescent Movement started more than 135 years ago, inspired by a Swiss busi­ nessman called Henry


D u n a n t . . He ..did;-so because he had been


: appalled at.the suffering of thousands of men, on . both sides, who were le f t :


;. to die due to lack.of care.v -a f te r the B a tt le of ... Solferino in 1859. V He proposed the cre­ mation of national relief . societies, comprised of volunteers, trained in peacetime to provide neutral and impartial help to relieve suffering in times of war. In response to these


ideas a committee, which • later became the In te r - . national Committee of the Red Cross, was established in Geneva. The founding charter of the Red Cross was drawn up in 1863. Henry D unant also


proposed that countries should adopt an interna­ tional agreement, which would recognise the sta-


■ tus of medical services and of the wounded on the battlefield.


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This agreement - the original Geneva Conven-.


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tion -r was adopted in 1864. The formation of the


British Red Cross,In July 1870, following the outbreak of war between France and Prussia. • Colonel Loyd^Lindsay


(later Lord .Wantage of Lockinge) wrote a letter to The Times calling for a national society to be formed in Britain follow­ ing the example of other European nations. On August 4th 1870 a


public meeting was held in London and a resolu­ tion passed th a t "a National Society be formed in this country for aiding sick and wounded soldiers in time of war and that the said Society be formed upon- the Rules laid down by the Geneva Convention of 1864." The British National


Society for Aid to the Sick and Wounded" in War was formed and ren­ dered aid and relief to both warring armies dur­ ing the Franco-Prussian


Warm- Mayor’f local chi


by Vivien Meath


A MAYOR whosel warmth, friendliness! and down-to-earthl approach has won her! hundreds of new friends! during her year of office! has presented morel than £11,000 to two!


Ribble Valley organisa-l tions.


There has also been a l


remarkable spin-off from! Ribble Valley Mayor! Coun. Mrs Joyce H o l- | gate's mayoralty. Scoutingl and Guiding in the Ribble| Valley - one of her two| charities - has seen a 20 %| increase in membership. | During a presentation ofi


War and in subsequent1 wars and campaigns dur­ ing the 19th century under the protection of the red cross emblem. In 1905 the British


National Society for Aid to the Sick and Wounded in War was reconstituted as the British Red Cross Society and granted its first Royal, Charter by Queen Alexandra who became President of the Society............. .... ............


! ' The Society required a huge number of skilled volunteers if it was to be prepared for its wartime role. The Voluntary Aid


Scheme was introduced in 1909 and ensured that Voluntary Aid Detach- . ments were formed in every county in England whose members would provide aid to the terri­ torial medical forces in ...times of war.


cheques and thank-you| evening on Monday, council^ Chief Executive Mr David Morris referred to the numerous members of the royal family the Mayor had met during her year. Coun. Mrs Holgate had I


TOWERS GORNALL


Certified Chartered Accountants


Are pleased to support British Red Cross Week


Taxation,Accountancy; and Business Support i ■ Specialists


Top or Moor Lane,*


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he said, been ably support-] ed by her consort, Mr Nor] man Atty, and, as he expressed his thanks, he added: "You have both been an absolute credit to thtJ Ribble Valley - and I sajI that with absolute sincerity! The Mayor lights up


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CLITHEROE Tennis Club recorded an emphatic 4-0 victory in the East Lancashire Open League Third Division over Park- wood C. And the quartet of Mary


Brass, Mark Hanson, Tony Bush and skipper Stephen Pym have high hopes of securing a second succes­ sive promotion. There was double reason


to celebrate for Mary and Stephen, as they took the I honours in the club’s first American tournament of | the season on Sunday. As the season begins to |


take shape, Friday coach­ ing evenings with lain Tay­ lor begin tomorrow, withl junior sessions starting at 6 1 p.m., and seniors a t 7-30 (


p.m. Meanwhile, the draw for I


the club tournaments will I take place a t the cricket I clubhouse on Sunday evening as one of the I attractions during the fam-1 ily games evening, which is | due to kick-off at 7 p.m.


Specialists Shoe


Are pleased to support British Red Cross Week


SMoor VaiB Clitheroe 0 3 | | £ Lane,


r e v * * Tel: 01200 V * : 422488


F.A.


ALLEN & SONS LTD


m Ribbk Valley’s, lending supplier to


the professional and D iY


decorator


1-5 Wesleyan Row, Clitheroe


Shoot-out I success


Wolves Under 9 s .........0 Wilpshire Wanderers .0 (Wolves won 3-2 on penalties)


CLITHEROE Wolves Under 9s won a place in the I Consolation Cup Final I after a tense penalty I shootout.


I Good work from Connor |


. Martin and Paul Coward in defence limited Wilp-| shire's attacks, while Zeno I Leoni covered a lot of I ground in midfield, and] Michael Tomlinson pro-] duced some fine football, I but it was all to no avail as I the game went to extra | time, and then onto penal­ ties.


Jack Taylor in the I .


Wolves’ goal produced a I magnificent save to keepl the locals in the game at 2-1 2, and in sudden death,! Martin stepped up fori Wolves and scored with a | well-taken shot. Wilpshire’s player put!


his shot over the bar, and I Wolves were through to the! final.


This Wolves side havel improved considerably overl the season, finishing third| in the league and making the final of the cup, and credit goes to everyone involved with the team.


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01200 422446


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Coaching] sessions


RIBBLESDALE Wander] ers Cricket and Bowling Club are holding coachind sessions in both sports. I There will be Under 9]


cricket coaching oil Wednesday evenings fron 6 p.m. to 7-45 p.m., wita the club hoping to form f team later in the season. , There will also be Kwil Cricket for Girls runninl


. adjacently for 7-11 yeal olds.


And for ages eighl . I


upwards, there will b l crown green bowling coacn ing sessions on Saturdal mornings, between 10 anl


l l a 'm‘ If anyone is interested ll . . . 424328).


any of the above, contaJ Mick Britcliffe.. (0120


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