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B INCORRECT details were supplied to us regarding an incident on the evening of the Clitheroe community bonfire. A 14-year-old boy was taken to hospital after impaling his foot on iron railings, not, as we reported, a man.


OUR picture shows the British Merchant Navy Association presenting Ribble Val-. ley Mayor and Mayoress Coun. Charles Warkman and his wife, Ruth, with the Red Ensign fiag at the Ribble Valley Borough Council Chamber. (S031104/1)


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A RED Ensign - the highest honour of the British Merchant Navy Association - was present­ ed to Ribble Valley Mayor


Coun. Charles Warkman. The presentation was made to


thank Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil for recognising Merchant Navy Day on September 3rd. This date marks the opening day


of the Second World War and com­ memorates the first allied maritime casualty when the SS Athenia, an unarmed merchant ship, was sunk by a U-boat with the loss of 19 crew, both men and women, and 93 pas­ sengers.


The Red Ensign was flown at


half-mast a t Clitheroe Castle in recognition of these Merchant Navy seamen and others who lost their lives during the First and Sec­ ond World Wars. Coun. Warkman, a war veteran himself, received the Red Ensign on


behalf of the council. During the presentation, Capt.


David McNamee, chairman of the Ribble Valley branch of the associa­ tion, said that the Merchant Navy Memorial at Tower Hill records the names of 36,000 seafarers of the Merchant Navy and Fishing Fleets who died in both world wars and have no known grave but the sea. He added th a t in the Second World War the Merchant Navy had


a higher ratio of casualties than any of the armed services. The total sac­ rifice during the 20th Century is known to be more than 46,000 men and women. “With such devoted and unstint­


ing service to the nation it will not come as any surprise to find that many seafarers felt somewhat over­ looked and forgotten when the lau­ rels and accolades were being bestowed,” he said. “People are fully aware of the


much deserved patronage and sup­ port given to the armed services over many years. Many people, not just seafarers, wished the Merchant Navy to be similarly acknowledged and were just waiting for a lead and an opportunity.”


Times are certainly changing


LIFE down on the farm is changing. Backridge Farm on the


outskirts of Waddington is still a hive of industry. But today cows and sheep


have been replaced by an interior designer, bicycle builder, beauty specialist, furniture maker - the list goes on - and there is even a candlemaker of national repute. For farmer Richard


Drinkall it is a new begin­ ning after foot and mouth. He has nine businesses


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Mayoress, Coun. Charles and Mrs Ruth Warkman, were invited to declare the gallery open in fron t of guests from throughout the Ribble Valley. With Bashall Barn fur­


ther down the lane and the a ttra c t iv e village of


Waddington in the opposite direction, visitors out for a day can find plenty to do. Our picture shows the


Mayor and Mayoress open­ ing the new gallery, watched by Trevor Hatch, Richard Drinkall and Cheryl Hook. (A041104/1)


A PLANNING application to construct a students’ sports hall, with adjoining chang­ ing rooms at ground floor level and two additional classrooms and exercise room at first floor level at Oakhill College, Wiswell Lane, Whalley, has been made to Ribble Valley Borough Council. Comments on the proposal made by the


Ribble Valley planning applications in the pipeline Claylon-lc-Dalc; Hotel bedroom extension,


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