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24 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 20th, 2000 s u F e rAr^rr.'-iS' WESTERN NORWAY


Join this superb value week long holiday by air and experience for yourself Western Norway's stunning beauty. A journey to Western Norway's Fjord country is a souvenir for life. Probably Scandanavia's greatest tourist attraction, the Fjords are famous


throughout the world. includes: * Return coach transfers between local area and airport • Return scheduled flights to Bergen • Seven nights accommodation in a room with


private facilities * Norwegian buffet breakfast and evening meals. 8 days - 10th May and 9th August


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Brave Georgina receives award in memory of Princess Diana


by Natalie Cox


AN award for out­ standing achievement, presented in memory of the people's princess, has sent tiny Georgina Wilson to the top of the


class. The Year 7 youngster,


We are delighted to be able to offer you the opportunity to take this enchanting eight day cruise holiday in the breathtaking Danube Valley.


• Coaching from your local area, and return, in a comfortable modern coach with reclining seats, tea and coffee making facilities and WC/washroom.


• Cross channel sailings Dover/Calais/Dover.


• Overnight Accommodation - One's nights bed and continental breakfast accommodation in rooms with full private facilities in the Rhineland/Wurzburg area of Germany, on both the outbound and return journey.


• Five nights accommodation on board the MV Florentina, including accommodation in a twin bedded cabin with washbasin, shower and w.c. on Main Deck. (Please note that there are a limited number of Main Deck cabins and will be sold on a first-come, first- served basis"). • Full Board Breakfast, lunch and evening meals throughout your stay on board the MV Florentina. • Included short orientation Tour of Passau • Included excursion to Vienna


• Welcome drink on arrival • Special Dinner and Party Night on board the MV Florentina, including live music.


8 days - I 6th June


who a t ten d s Bowland High School, Grindleton, has been presented with a Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Award for Young People. She was nominated by


members of the school's support staff and presented with her special certificate by headteacher Mr Maurice Graham at an end-of-term assembly on Friday. He described the award as a "fantastic achievement" by the 12-year-old former Cliviger Primary School pupil who suffers from a rare condition which, among other things, has affected her growth. Set up in October 1999,


the awards aim to recognise, and celebrate, the achieve­ ments of secondary school students. They are present­ ed to pupils who have made


Event raises Chernobyl


just imagines nine day holiday to discover the splendour of New England in the Fall. There’s nowhere that quite compares with the stunning show that nature puts on for this region as autumn arrives, this superb holiday includes a wonderful fall scenery ofVermont, with its majestic Green Mountains and forests of maple, aspen and cedar in their beautiful autumn colours.There's also historic Plymouth,landing place of the Pilgrim Fathers, beautiful Cape Cod, playground of the Kennedy family, charming Boston, birthplace of American Revolution and gateway to New England and even 'the city that never sleeps' -


New York! 9 days - 2nd October


£1,000 A COFFEE morning and flag day helped raise £1,000 for the local Children of Cher­


nobyl project. The Mayor and May­


There can be few more idyllic settings for a week by the sea than the Sorrento Peninsula. If you simply look forward to days lazing in the sun and nights of wining and dining than is the perfect place, and Vesuvius, Pompeii, Amalfi and Capri are just a sample of the unforgettable sights and scenery close at hand.


Included in the price: • Return direct flights between Manchester and Naples • Return coach transfers


between the airport and your hotel • 7 nights accommodation on half board basis on the Bay of Naples


Available Dates


16-23 June 2000 £4-4-9 8 -15 June 2000 £4-59 23-30 June 2000 mm 15-22 June 2000 £ 4 5 9


This great value holiday gives you the opportunity to experience the fascination of China and to see some of its most famous sights. We have included an excellent excursion package which will reveal the atmospheric Forbidden City, the Ming Tombs, the Temple of Heaven and of course the spectacular Great Wall.


Departure. Dates 10,24 October 17, 14,28 November/12th December


oress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs Alan Yearing, hosted the coffee morning at the town hall. Workers keen to again give the chil dren from Belorussiya a warm welcome collected in the town. Our picture shows Coun.


Yearing with helpers and visitors.


(160400/17/8) Folk nights


FOLLOWING on from the fantastic success of a St Patrick’s Day celebration, Whalley landlord Mr Cecil White hopes to make folk music evenings a regular feature at his village hostel­


ry.


An event held to mark the Irish saint’s day at the


Swan Hotel in King Street proved to be so popular that Mr White was hoping to repeat the success at a folk evening last night. He said that if all goes well they will become a regular feature at his pub.


New infirmary A NEW infirmary is to be


Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Lake Garda with its picturesque lakeside villages and tiny harbours. Also see the sights on our range of optional excursions taking in Venice,Verona and the spectacular scenery of the Dolomite mountains.


Included:- • Scheduled flights from Manchester •Transfers between the airport and hotel • 7 nights half board accommodation • Holiday delay insurance


8 days - 25th September and 2nd October


created at Stonyhurst Col­ lege, using space from the first and second floors and the attic area. Listed build­ ing consent for the work has been granted by officials of Ribble Valley Borough Council, acting under their delegated powers. The plan also includes additional liv­ ing accommodation and refurbishment of teaching areas.


Family’s care home


business is booming Brothers move in and triple its size


CARING Clitheroe brothers Simon and Adam Crowther have tripled the size of their family firm in the last 18 months


The pair's Whalley-


based company, Ribble Valley Care Ltd, owns the Abbeydale Care Home locally and the Abbeydale Nursing and Care Home in Salford. It also runs Abbeydale Iiomecare, which provides services in the Ribble Valley, I-Iynd- burn and, for the past 14 months, in the Blackburn with Darwen area. The setting up of the


Darwen office, combined with the fact that the firm won a contract from Black­ burn with Darwen Social Services in March last year and growth in the Ribble


Valley business, has led to the company's success. Mr Simon Crowther (30),


a former Army captain, says his time in the forces, and the work he carried out running the European Pro­ ject Management office in Dublin for Citibank, gave him experience managing people and budgets in excess of £3,000,000. His brother Adam (27), a


qualified chartered accoun­ tant, said: "My accounting skills combined with my brother's management skills have meant that we can really drive the business for­ ward." The family firm was set


up a decade ago by Mrs Phyl Crowther and her hus­ band, Kevin, when they bought the Cottage Rest Home in Clithcroe, followed by the Abbeydale Care Home in Whalley. "It has always been our policy to provide the highest possible quality care for our resi­ dents. It has always been more important for us to be the best rather than the biggest," said Mrs Crow­ ther.


Gallic visitors to take on local soccer side


THERE will boa Coupe du Monde flavour to a charity football match to be played in Clitheroe on Easter Sun­


day. For a team representing


France, the 1998 World Cup winners, will take on a team representing England to meet at Clitheroe FC's Shawbridge ground for a 2 p.m. kick-off. Both teams have been assembled from members of the Clitheroe- Rivesaltes Town Twinning Association, with Clitheroe families playing host to a


party of 35 Gallic visitors over the Easter weekend. Besides the football


match, which will raise money on ticket and pro­ gramme sales for the Mayor of Clitheroe's Welfare Fund and the British Heart Foundation, other activities planned for the French guests include an indoor sports competition at Roe- field Leisure Centre, a beer festival night, disco and gala dinner. For match tick­ ets, contact Mr Peter Harg­ reaves on 01200 426929.


Mountain bike taken from garden


A FREE SPIRIT mountain bike was taken by a passing thief from the garden of a house in Seedall Avenue, Clitheroe, on Sunday night. The machine has a purple frame and 15 gears, and police are investigating.


an outstanding contribu­ tion to their school and community either by improving the life of others, helping enhance the school or community in which they live or by showing exemplary progress in per­ sonal development, espe­ cially in adverse circum­ stances. Staff at the Sawley Road


school, who said that Georgina has contributed in ail of these areas, decided to nominate her for the award because she is so hard work­ ing. Just a few weeks ago they found out that she had been successful. Georgina, whose


favourite subject is French, is extremely independent, enjoys riding her pony, Poppy, and says that when she leaves school she hopes to become a vet. Receiving the award, she added, had made her "very happy". Watching Friday's special


presentation with pride were Georgina's mother, Mrs Sheila Wilson, of Clover Crescent, Burnley, and her six-year-old twin sisters Stephanie and Char­ lotte. Her father, Mr Keith Wilson, and brothers Dominic and Damien com­


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plete the family. Speaking after the presentation, Mrs Wilson said: "Georgina loves coming to school. She has been welcomed by all


the staff, who arc so good and wonderful. They are brilliant." Our picture shows Georgina with her certifi­


cate, flanked by iier sisters, Charlotte,


left, and


Stephanie, right. On the back row, from the left, are Mrs Wilson, Mr Graham,


special support assistant Mrs Andrea Smalley and Georgina's form teacher, Miss Hilary Kellow. (160400/1/5)


Britains Rock Colony Gibraltar and Spain's sunny Costa Del Sol combined in one exciting, action packed weekend.


What's included in the holiday price • Coaching from your local area to the Airport and return. • Flights, economy class, by Air 2000 from Manchester Airport to Malaga and return


with inflight-catering.


■« coaching in Gibraltar and Spain as described. 3 nights bed and breakfast accommodation at the Caleta hotel in Gibraltar and 4


niobts half-board accommodation at the Hotel Griego Mar in Torremolinos based on shared occupancy of twin/double bedded rooms with private facilities. Single rooms with private facilities are available in limited supply at a supplement.


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8 days - 15th October from


s i S l c i p V i i i t s d ^ iv ^ T t i^ s T G r ^ e T '^ t c a p i r a l city, Olympia - the original site of the Olympic Games, Delphi' - set on the slopes of breathtaking Mount Parnassus,


'Mvcehae;Epidarus, Corinth Canal and Cape Sounion.These are deliberately timed


~ & ^ fe ' :piace’'Wheh the climate is warm, but not unbearable, and in a week will give an insight' into a land rich in varied appeal


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Join this superb value week long holiday by air and experience for yourself Western Norway’s stunning beauty. A journey to Western Norway’s Fjord Country is a souvenir for life. Probably Scandinavia’s greatest tourist


1 attraction, the fjords are famous throughout the world. For mile upon mile- the sea steals in through the huge fjords, between


mountains many thousands of feet high, every


area and branch with its own character, its own atmosphere. Includes: Return coach transfers between the local area and Newcastle airport, return scheduled flights to Bergen, return coach transfers between Bergen airport and your resort, seven nights’ accom. in a room with private facilities in the Balestrand Pensjonat, Balestrand, Norwegian buffet breakfasts, evening meals and the services


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