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Charity still needs help
THE future is beginning to look bright for a charity which provides emotional sup port for young families across the Ribble Valley, after it received a cash injection of
£31,000. In July, withdrawal of necessary funding
from the National Lottery resulted in the Home-Start scheme’s future looking bleak. Closure loomed and an estimated £77,000
was needed to keep the Whalley-based branch going for a period of 12 months. Volunteers who run the organisation - which
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was set up in the borough six years ago - appealed in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times for help to save it from extinction. Their plight touched the hearts of members
of the Ribble Valley Borough Council, who have donated a cheque for £15,000 and Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Joan Knight, who has donated £1,000 from her mayoral fund. The organisation, which currently employs
THERE was an excellent trade at Gisburn Auction Mart’s first-ever show and sale of breeding rams. Topping the trade was Mr
Excellent trade in breeding rams Suffolk Shearlings peaked at
£400, again from Mr Stones, selling to Stephen Duckworth, of Haslingden. The pre-sale show was spon
Keith Stones, whose journey from Richmond, North York shire, was worthwhile when he achieved £500 with his second prize Texel shearling ram. Next best was well-known
Texel breeder John Mellin, of Hellifield, with his first prize Texel shearling ram, which sold for £490, to J. Parker and Son, Gisburn.
sored by Farmsense. Averages: 135 rams, Beltex
Shearlings £248.33 Suffolk Shearlings £206, Cheviot Shearlings £198, Texel Shear lings, £195.66, Charollais Shearlings £183.33. Picture shows Keith Stones,
Stephen Duckworth and Chris Pearson, of Farmsense with a champion Suffolk ram.
36 fully-trained volunteers, three members of staff and provides practical help to parents of children under five, has also received a generous cash boost of £15,000 from the Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Primary Care Trust (PCT). Although Home-Start’s senior organiser, Mrs
Sylvia Wyatt, is delighted by the sympathy expressed by local people and donations from the councils and PCT, she warned the project was not out of the woods yet. She commented; “Support from people has
been absolutely fantastic and we are extremely grateful for the overall cash amounts. “However, once the £31,000 has gone, we will
still face a shortfall, which could make it hard for us to remain open.”
As a last-ditch effort, Mrs Wyatt says that
she is determined to submit a lottery bid in April. In the meantime, anyone wanting to donate any cash can do so by ringing 01254 825955.
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local Hearing Aid Practice, is holding two special open days in November, at Burnley Genera) Hospital, to promote the wide range of Digital Hearing Instruments that are now available Privately. '
The Hearing Centre on Hammerton Street, is a family run company, that has been established in Burniey for neariy 30 years. As an independent private practice, they supply Digital Hearing Instruments from every major manufacturer, and offer truly impartial advice. ■
A hearing ioss can lead to strain, embarrassment, and isolation, yet a good Hearing Aid can make aii the difference.
Many of the latest Hearing Instruments fit completely inside the ear, with some so smaii, they are virtualiy invisibie when in use. Gone are the days of wearers having to fiddle with buttons and switches, as the
hearing aids automatically self adjust for volume and background noise.
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Continued research and development, has also driven the cost of Private Hearing Aids down considerably, and now Digital Instruments are available to suit every budget. The Hearing Centre offers a 60-day free trial, on every Private Aid supplied.
The Speciai open days are heid in conjunction with the Audiology Department, Burnley General Hospital, Casterton Avenue, on the 10th and 11th November. Admission is free.
w m m ih Students boost funds with fashion frenzy
PUPILS from Bowland High School took part in a “Fashion Frenzy” fashion show at Clitheroe’s Grand Cinema. Around 250 people attended the event,
at which pupils modelled casual sporty clothes from London made by Hooch and Bench. The show was choreographed and direct
ed by Miss Andrea Yates with back stage work by members of the PTFA - Parent, Teachers and Families Association. A professional make-up artist from Granada TV was also present at the event.
which raised £680 for school funds. This will be split between the school's bid to become a Performing Arts College and the PTFA. The school thanked all who supported
the event, including the Higher Buck at Waddington and Kaleidoscope in Clitheroe. Bowland High School pupils Ruth Jack-
son, Raffie Ronchetti, Lizzie Blevins, Hes^ ter Wood and Vicky Smith who took part in the “Fashion Frenzy” fashion show. (A151004/3)
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