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RESIDENTS and staff at the Pendle Court Shel­ tered Housing Scheme will be serving up a feast of springtime goodies at a fair a week on Saturday. The event, on March


29th, from 1 to 4 p.m., at Hayhurst


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Clitheroe, will include refreshments, a cake stall, tombola, raffle, hand­ made cards and children’s entertainment. Pendle Court warden


Joanne Davies said: "This is our second spring fair and the residents are


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really looking forward to it.


"Last year’s event was


a huge success and local people are invited to join us for what promises to be another fun afternoon.” The event is being


staged to raise funds for new crockery and light furniture a t Pendle Court and the North West Air Ambulanca Entry to the fair is 50p,


which includes refresh­ ments. Further details are available from Joanne on 01200425766.


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A night of jam sessions planned at social centre


THERE will be a real jam at Clitheroe’s St Michael and St John’s Social Centre next Thurs­ day. At 8 p.m. the Dan Berry Jam -


featuring Jessica Berry on vocals - will perform a t the next Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club con­ cert. Local teenagers the John Wick­


ham Trio, pictured above, will provide the musical support. The headline act, led by saxo­ phonist Dan Berry, and his sister,


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Imaginations running


IMAGINATIONS ran riot when Sabden children designed eggs for an Easter


model competition at their school. Eggs danced on ice and a Superman egg


flew against a backdrop of New York skyscrapers.-


Mrs Sandra Dundon, headteacher at


Sabden Primary School, said: “Every year they come up with something differ­


ent. They [the eggs] are incredible. They give hours of pleasure for the children and parents who come to see them.” Each child received a bar of Fairtrade


chocolate for taking part. ; Pupils Owen Parker (five) and Daisy Lee (nine) with their decorated Easter Eggs.


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Jessica, as vocalist, come from q musical family. Father Steve is one of Britain’s best-known jazz musicians and teacher, while mum Cat also teaches music and their younger siblings are follow­ ing in the same footpath. Dan achieved his childhood


dream of attending The Royal Academy of Music in 2006, the same year Jessica won a scholar­ ship to the Trin ity School of Music. Since the pair moved from their Blackburn home to London


they have obtained residences at various jazz clubs. Tickets for their Clitheroe gig


cost £10 and are available from the Tourist Information Centre or on the door. There will be a licensed bar on


the night at the Lowergate centre which is providing the venue for the club’s next three concerts. ® At the next concert on April


25th The Blues Blasters and Courtland Bresner will be per­ forming.


Eggs-travanganza planned


AN Easter eggs-travaganza is being organised by the Friends of Chernobyl’s Children charity. The Easter Egg Treasure Hunt will


take place at Clitheroe Castle and is open to children and adults. The event, which will take place


between 10 a.m. and 4p.m. on Easter Saturday, will cost just £1.50 per child and there is free admission for adults.


Treaure maps can be collected from


the entrance to the Castle Grounds off Castle Street. There are giant Easter egg prizes to


be won, so why not go along and take part? All money raised a t the event will be


donated to the Clitheroe Branch of Friends of Chernobyl’s Children. For fmiher details ring 07823 533355.


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ects such as an ambi­ tious plan to improve the stunning Ribble Valley moors will be up for dis­ cussion a t the next meet­ ing of the Ribble Valley Lancashire Local on April 2nd. Other key items on the


agenda will include a report on the new finan­ cial budget for highways funding for the Ribble Valley, a commissioning plan for a d u l ts with learning disabilities and a report updating on the major £3.2 million Clitheroe castle re-devel­ opment project. The meeting will be


held at St Cecilia’s Tech­ nology College Chapel Hill, Longridge a t 6 p.m. Lancashire Locals are


an initiative to delegate powers from Lancashire County Council and dis­ t r ic t councils to local decision-making com­ mittees to ensure th a t changes to services are made in the best inter­


ests of individual com­ munities.


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.A CHEQUE for £250 was present­ ed to Margaret Blatchford, from Macmillan Cancer Care, a t th e monthly meeting of Bowland Farm­ ers’ Group. Presented by vice-chairman Chris


Mellin, the money was raised on the raffle at the annual quiz, held a t the Auction Cafe, Gisbum. The winners of the quiz were led by Mr H. Blackburn, from Dugdales Nutri­ tion, Clitheroe. The next meeting of the Bowland


Farmers Group, a t The Copy Nook Hotel on March 20th, is an open meeting where the panel members


Penny Williamson and John Cook, from Genus, Andy, from Ontrak Nutrition, and Kate Cross, from the MDC, will discuss animal infertili­ ty.


There will be time for the audi­


ence to ask questions before supper is served. New members are always wel­


come and anyone interested should go along to The Copy Nook for 8


p.m. Our picture shows Chris Mellin


presenting the £250 cheque to Mar­ garet Blatchford, of Macmillan Cancer Care, (s)


Lancashire Local B oO S t fOT H o S p iC C a t H o m C The committee’s pow­


ers include budget and priority setting for high­ ways, road safety schemes, waste services,


, lib ra ry and museum opening hours, youth and community services and issuing local grants. The Lancashire Local


Ribble Valley Commit­ tee is formed by equal numbers of councillors from Lancashire County Council and Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council. The April 2nd agenda


will also include a report on how local schemes could benefit from a pot of money to improve cli­ mate change. One of these schemes


includes a project by the Lancashire Wildlife T ru s t to improve the moor's wetlands. Members of the public


are most welcome to a t te n d and have the chance to speak on agen­ da items.


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A CASH boost from Clitheroe patients will help local people facing terminal illnesses. Thanks to th e generosity of


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patients a t th e Castle Medical Group, community services offered by the East Lancashire Hospice can be extended into the Ribble Valley. Sister Josie Arthur, Sister Jackie


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Wain and district nurses from the Clitheroe-based medical group, in partnership with the E a s t Lan­ cashire Hospice community servic­ es, Hospice at Home and comple­ mentary therapies, will work together to care for the terminally ill.


Hospice a t Home enables


patients to be cared for in their own homes, while complementary thera­ pies including reflexology, aro ­ matherapy and reiki will be avail­ able either a t the hospice or a t home. Phil Mileham, practice manager


at the Castle Medical Centre, and hospice manager Lyn Stevenson have worked together to support the initiative. Ms Stevenson said: “We are always very keen to offer our


expertise, knowledge and experi­ ence to benefit all the communities we serve and I feel the partnership will be a huge success in the Ribble Valley.” Mr Mileham added: “We are


delighted to be able to support the excellent work done by our district nurses in caring for people who choose to end their lives a t home, surrounded by their loved ones. We are most fortunate to have such a dedicated team of nurses who pro­ vide a wonderful service to our local community.” He continued: “We are most


grateful for the kind donation made to the team from patients, and to the East Lancashire Hospice for its fantastic support and enthusiasm. We really can’t think of a better way to use the money, and to be able to provide a little more com­ fort and support to people who are often at the very end of their lives.” Our photograph shows Sister


Jackie Wain and Staff Nurse Janet Cross presenting a cheque for £5,000 to Mr Harry Grayson of the East Lancashire Hospice. (B100308/3)


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