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. Wednesday, starting next week-with “Planet 51”, while “Clash of the Titans” will kick start “Film Night Thursdays” on


August 5th. A ticket for a family of four •costs £15. ■


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A LOVING home is being sought for seven cute white rabbits found by police, , Initially four rabbits were dis­ covered by PCSOs Jane Pearson and Matt Thornton, who were on their way back from Clitheroe via Sabden last week. • A man approached them to


say he had spotted three white rabbits in a nearby lay-by and he thought they had been dumped- m a bush.


p e s o Pearson explained:


“Myself and Matt went to inves­ tigate and when we got there we realised there were four rabbits that had been left abandoned. ■ “One older female with what I


assume are her daughter and hvo sons.'' ■


“The younger ones are ap- proximately six-months old. They -


were cold, wet, muddy and petri­ fied. Matt managed to get a card­ board box from the garage in Si- monstone and we put them in the box and drove them over to the RSPCA at Huncoat. However, the RSPCA were not able to take


them in as they were already full. “By this time, 1 was attached


to the little bunnies, so I offered to take them home. The RSPCA checked the rabbits over for me, trimmed their nails as they were ridiculously long and growing back on themselves. The mother had a claw missing completely ” •


ent me a cage for the boys and a ■ • hutch for the girls until I can get


She added: “The RSPCA also


, them re-homed. They are albino rabbits and very friendly. They are absolutely gorgeous. I can’t believe that anyone could treat animals this way. It’s horrible and


- so irresponsible. I believe that : ifwe hadn’t found thbm, they


would have died or been hunted by a wild animal.” : - Animal lover PCSO Pear­


son, who already has two dogs, a chinchilla^ six fish and a horse, got more than she bargained for when she woke up on Monday morning and discovered three baby rabbits had been born! “I now have seven rabbits and


am appealing to kind-hearted Ribble Valley people to come forward and house the unwanted bunnies. . ■ ■ “I would also like to stress how important it is to look after pets properly and not to take them on. unless you are prepared for the, hard work. Any animal can cause disruption,’ but rabbits make - lovely pets and can be vciy affec-: tionate.” Please call PCSO Pearson on:


01200 458766 if you are in inter­ ested in housing one of tlie rab­ bits.


' Young Farmers had a real field day LANCASHIRE Young Farmers


hosted this year’s Northern Area Field Day.


. . . Members gathered at Clitheroe Auction Mart from Yorkshire;


.Durham, Northumberland, the Isle of Man, Cumbria and Lanca- -. shire for the event.


’ They competed in a variety of


■ competitions; such as stock judg- : ing, floral art, fence erecting, sing­ ing, folk dancing, tractor driving,


ATV-handling,,sheep shearing and a tue o’war. .. ,


ot the Northern Area Field Dav committee, said: “The day was a great success with members' .showing off their skills with great


chairman


. enthusiasm. However without . the support of members, judges


YFC the day would not have been a big thank you to them.” ■ ■


— • Young Farmers is an organi- ■ sation d.edicated to supporting young people in agriculture and


. the countryside. lt provides oppor­ tunities for members to develop skills, work with the local comma-:


: nity, travel’abroad, take part in a varied competitions programme ,;-,and enjoy a social life.


, - The Lancashire Federation has


, , The day was sponsored by many ^ ■local companies and concluded’ '.with an evenina event.


.’ more than 700 members aged be- ; tween lO and 26, based in 19 clubs ■around the county;For further de- : tailsvisitwww.lfvfc.orc.uk -


I p " ’ ^ ihSiT O'M. FANCY FUN: the start of the fancy dress fun run to raise money for Kundai’s operation, (s)


. care he needs. . Fourteen-year-old Kundai Mangoma suffers from


a rare disease which has caused a huge tumour on the right hand side of his face; this has left him with breathing difficulties and blindness in one eye. He is in much pain from the disfiguration of his jaw and


facial bones and finds it difficult to eat and speak. Kundai’s parents lost all their life savings in Zim-


, babwe’s economic turmoil and are therefore unable to pay any of the medical bills which could improve their son’s condition.


> Stonyhiirst College sixth formers Sophie Le Breton


and Natalie Crouch, both from Hurst Green, were so moved by Kundai’s bravery in dealing with his con­ dition that they were determined to raise £5,000 for surgery which could change his life: in Zimbabwe they met a surgeon who told them about the major operation which should fully restore his sight, ease


PUPILS of all ages at a Ribble Valley school are trying to raise money to help a physically disabled boy in Zimbabwe receive the medical


Run for Kundai


his breathing and discomfort and significantly change his appearance. The operation is scheduled to take place in Harare in late August, so if it is to go ahead they had no time to lose!


• “Kundai was lovely, very shy and uncomplaining,”


said Sophie, who is taking her A level exams this month. “We were really moved to hear that his sister had died quite recently and realised that many of the things we take for granted here, like antibiotics, just aren’t available to Zimbabweans. We were deter­ mined to help and as soon as we got back to school, started a campaign to raise the money.” A “Kundai Committee” was formed immediately


at the college, with representatives from all year groups putting up posters throughout the school and organising fund-raising activities. Since Febru­ ary, Kundai T-shirts, a “Home Clothes Day”, weekly cake stalls, an art competition, fun run and charity dinners have raised more than £4,000. Sophie, Na­ talie and the committee are still doing all they can to reach their target by the end of term! . -


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MEMBERS of the Royal Forest 401 La- Coronation Gardens and to Waddington dies Committee have presented cheques . Bowling Glub. The money was raised by the to the North West Air Ambulance, the ; Ladies Committee at various social events Macmillan Support Group, Waddington held during the year.


Langho’s quad win


A TEAM o f six boys and six girls represented St Le­ onard’s Primary School, Langho, at the Ribble Val­ ley and Hyndburn Quadathon, held in C la y to n - le - Moors. The four activi­


ties which made up the te s t in g event were a 75m. sprint, a 600m. run, a standing long jump and a


.vortex throw. Af­ ter a keenly fought competition, the St Leonard’s team triumphed, scoring over.1,000 points to finish first out of 13 local schools taking part. " ■


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A SERES of events for families and chil- ' i ' J i ..


Events include movie matinees eachi'


_ Tuesday, August 17th, when there will be; ^theyh'ancefpr a spot of cra^'gplf along-. ,;side a bouncy castle, bubble poofand craft ? table from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. .‘. - 5 r!-' V- . On Friday,- August 20th, there is a fam-=--


; ily fun night from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. with ' • the theme “Deep Blue Sea”. Fancy dress ■ is optional and there will be prizes for the best adult and children’s costumes. Tickets cost £5 for children, while adults are free.


« - There will also be a summer craft day, oh Tuesday, August 24th, from 10 a.ni. to


“4p.ni.' " For activities lasting a fiill \veek, there s * ' , ' ,


- the option of signing.up fo'r. Backstage Pass 2010 from Monday, July26th to Fri-, day, July 30th, which will run from 9 a.m.


, to 3p.m. daily. For £145 there’s the chance to sing, dance, act, DJ or record a song, plus much more, with all training, food


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design the art work for next season’s flyer for the family evente. All children unde the age of 12 can enter and the theme , Your, favourite event at The Grand”


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