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Y Oyez, oyez . ‘Explorer’ contest


WHEN you have answered tin- six questions llunugli- out "Kildile Valley Explorer.” liarry tn ^el yourent rv in — if imi \ianl lo stand a elianec uf a luxury weelt- I'lid for till! at .Myttml Fold Farm llutid, one nf 1 lie Kilddc Valley's finest hotels. Entries should he sent to Mr Keith Ta i lor at Ifihhle


Valiev lioriiUKli Counci l, Church Walk. Clitheroe, lilt" 2KA. 'file elosinc date is May 1st.


A word about the s tar prize: The award-winning


hotel, which has four English Tourist Hoard crowns, is privately owned and family run. praline itself on a warm l.aneasl l ire welcome with good llome-cooked food using local produce. A new at tract ion — an IS- hole golf course — is to open at .Mvtton Fold in June, I DIM. Now for your answers:


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attractions arc certainly worth shouting about.


CLITHKKOK is an his­ toric town — and its many


do ju s t that are Town Crier Roland Hailwood and Sham Mayor of Wor- ston’s Junior Town Crier Rebecca l.ee. who made her debut (right) at the end of last year. Rebecca, a nine-vear-old pupil at the town's Rrookside School, has her own outfit, spe­ cially commissioned for her by Kibble Valley C o u n c i l ’s t o u r i s m department. When you visit the nib­


them — or both — per forming at some colourful ceremony or other. Mr Hailwood helped


ble Valley, the chances are that you will see one o


world of town crying. Mr Hailwood helps organise the annual national Town C r ie r s ’ C om p e t i t io n (above), which was won for the first time last year by a woman, Uremia Willi- son, of Orton Waterville, in Cambridgeshire.


choose Rebecca, who he says has a "super voice.” A leading figure in the


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