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Pupils into action for environment


THESE Stonyhurst youngsters certainly put the “green” into the festive season


team at St Mary’s Hall mounted an exhibition on recycling as part of their Silver Wildlife Action Award. The award, run by the


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sters intend to establish a collection point in their school for aluminium cans and newspapers, as well as discarded festive wrap and


Royal Society for the Pro­ tection of Birds, invites youngsters to complete a series of environmental projects. The exhibition promoted


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work on the wildlife gar­ den at St Mary’s Hall, a wildfowl survey at Stony­ hurst College and a field trip with Burnley Rangers


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the value of recycling and to Spring Wood, near included a map of recy- Whalley.


cling facilities in the Rib- The nature team at St ble Valley.


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Mary’s Hall comprises 15 youngsters aged between


seven and 10. Mrs Clare Hyde, nature


te am c o - o r d in a to r , d e s c r ib e d th em as extremely enthusiastic and said they had worked very hard on the exhibi­ tion. (CAT 5374)


Inn revels in of award success


IT may be one of the busiest times of the year, but deep in the Ribble Valley a landlord and his staff are still basking in the warm glow of success after being named “Pub of the,Year.’’:


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took the title in Egon mention B & 0 music sys- food, in an informal Ronay’s Old Speckled Hen terns, binoculars and the environment that com- Guide 1997 — Pubs and odd p ea t jfire „iri the pares well with the French Inns.


' “It is a hotel, pub and The guide: has’,found an Haighton accepting the restaurant all rolled into enormous improvement in <<pub of the Year Award” one — a true inn, with pub food in'Irecent . years. : for . the Inn at, Whitewell warm hospitality, good Andrew Eliel, editorial from Alison Culpin, direc- food, cosseting bedrooms, directorVof .Egon Ronay’s tor of marketing at Mor-


man s mn m dehghtfully. trum,J fr6m ,carefully pre- : for their own benefit — mdividual and set by the pared home-made soups refusing credit cards and River Hodder amid the an(] jce creams to good offering only the most outstanding beauty of the ]0cal .meats,-fresh, fish and basic service. Vale of Rowland.,


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encompasses a wide'spec- run their pubs primarily ' Pictured is Jonathan - . i rish cheeses.” ..


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air and seemingly haphaz­ ard. furnishings cleverly combine to Bring the whole operation together in a most unusual way. — where else would one find reading stands beside the bedroom WCs or cricket


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AN Oswaldtwistle soft furnish­ ings firm based in a Victorian mill is centuries ahead when it comes to interior design. If you are looking to give your home a


bright new look, then look no further than the Gallery, an emporium of all


: You need look no further than the


: Gallery a t : : Oswaldstwistld. Mills to give.your


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things soft furnishings. Business is booming at the Gallery as fast as the jacquard looms housed in the weaving


shed next door. A visit to this exciting venue is a must, for the firm offers over 3,000 designs in uphol­


stery fabric and curtaining, from such illus­ trious names as Leon, Ashley Wilde and


such as Austrian, Venetian and vertical, or cushions, covers and curtains, Gallery staff


Hilden Manufacturing. Whether you are looking for nets and blinds,


will guide you through a maze of top-class furnishings, while a no-nonsense display of price guides will put you on the right track to affordability.


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tive, although there is nothing cut-price about the quality of its goods. Your curtains, made by a team of professional curtain-mak­ ers, will be lined, weighted, flat-packed, fold­ ed and wrapped. With oodles of weaves, prints, muslins, cali­ coes and chintz, and a plethora of styles, including drapes, swags and tails, you will have no excuse for not having the best- dressed windows in town! If upholstery is your thing, the Gallery is home to nearly 30 different furniture


designs, which can be covered in the fabric of your choice, while for that extra-special


explained that prospective customers are invited for a coffee and a chat, where they can discuss their needs and peruse the end­


touch try the Gallery’s range of bedding and cushions. Gallery manager Mr Stephen Yates


The Gallery’s prices are certainly competi­


i Our customers can have anything they want and, if


we can provide it, we w ill! ? Gallery manager Mr Stephen Yates


less fabrics on offer. The firm’s expert staff will even visit a customer’s house and measure up, as well as


want and, if we can provide it, we will!” Stephen commented. All suites are upholstered by crafts­ men and fabrics are treated for flame resistance, while suites and curtains can be treated for stain- resistance, if a customer wishes. With complementary haberdash­


ery from Phoenix, prints from Ashley Wilde, weaves from Leon Brunswick, naturals from Hilden Manufacturing, nets from Tyrone, picture frames from Favell’s and trimmings from | British Trimmings (the biggest


trimmings firm in the world), don’t expect your visit to the Gallery to be a quick one, but with interest-free credit up for grabs it will certainly be time - and money -wellspentl


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undertake the fitting. “Customers can have anything they


THE Gallery may be plea­ sing, simple and logical in layout, but when'it com­ es to soft fur­ nishings be prepared to be mesmer­ ised


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Bridge ^winners THE winners at the Pen- dle Club bridge drive were: IsfMrs Evelyn Holt and Mrs Doris Farns­ worth) . 2nd, Mrs Kathleen Bulcock and Mr Patrick R o c h e . ' f


Whist winners


WINNERS a t Peddle Club solo whist competi­ tion were Mrs D. Under­ wood, Mr W. Wright and Mr J. Oddie. New mem­ bers are always welcome every Monday at 7-30 p.m.


Judges described the Murphy brings a beguiling there are still too many ant Irish angle-to'food'that landlords who appear to


T , , . . . . “ Head ch e f Bred a taberna, but adds that bistro or the.:Spanish ' accommodation? ' The Inn at Whitewell balls as-’key'fobs, not-to: good, but unpretentious In January, the young­


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