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IP ■ Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 11th, 2001


IN ASSOCIATION WITH WOOLWORTHS, CLITHEBOE WELCOME to the first of our weekly recep­ $ n l


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tion class picture pages. Every Thursday we will be publishing pho­


tographs of youngsters who are in their first year of education at schools throughout the


Ribble Valley." And we have teamed up with Woolworths to


give one lucky pupil the chance to win a £10 Woolworths Gift Voucher. If your child’s face is ringed on the photograph, simply call this news­ paper’s promotions department on 01-282


426161 to claim your prize! H Watch out for more great reception class


photographs next Thursday! YOUR ESS


1 Clarke Wood Close, Wiswell, BB79BX


Price £220,000


Simon- stone CE Primary


Fund-raisers! <£500 boost for air ambulance


PARAMEDICS who provide a vital lifeline to the Ribble Valley thanks to their work with the North West Air Ambulance have been given a cash boost. On Tuesday night, the Moor­


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cock Inn, Waddmgton, was the scene of a cheque presentation


from members of the local Skal , the local Skal


organisation. The £500 was raised at the presi­


dent's night in November, where draws, tombolas and various games helped make money, not only for club funds, but also to benefit a charity chosen by the president. Last year, the Macmillan nurses -received the cheque, but this year


current president Mr Peter


Edmondson decided to donate cash to the air ambulance.


The Skal club of Pendle is made


up of individuals connected with the travel and tourism industry from the Ribble Valley, Burnley and Pendle areas. The original club was formed in Scandinavia in 1933 by travel agents who wanted a


social club of their own. It takes its name from the Swedish word mean­ ing cheers dr good health and oper­ ates with similar aims to the Rotary movement. Skal clubs can be found as far afield as Kenya, | Mauritius, America and England. Our photograph shows officials |


handing over the money. (090101/3/7) .


T R A V E L Z L E I S U R E


Great Value Getaways


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You couldn’t find a better break than a delightful mim- cruise and weekend stay in Norway. You sample some splendid sea voyaging in completely different surround­ ings, on board one of the super ships ofDFDS Seaways. In addition, there’s a taste of Norway in picturesque


Kristiansand. Included in the price: - Return coaching from local


:4 daysy IVIarch 30th, 2001.


departure points * Return cruise from Newcastle to Kris- tiansand in Norway - 2 nights on board DFDS Seaways Cruise-Ferry ‘MV Princess of Scandinavia’ • Accommo- dation in air-conditioned 2-berth inside cabins • -All cab- ins with private facilities • 2 continental buffet breakfasts on board - One night bed and continental breakfast at the Comfort Hotel Skagerak in Kristiansand.


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The beauty of the river valleys of Germany is renowned throughout the world. Here amidst the lush countryside where mountains and forests form magnificent back­ drops to picturesque, lively villages and the rivers flow as freely as the wine, you’ll discover magnificent Ger­ man spirit and traditional hospitality (along with music, merriment and lots of fun). Included in the price: - Executive coach travel direct from local area • Convenient cross Channel sailings • 3 nights accommodation in the heart of the Ahr Valley - all rooms with en suite facilities. * Continental breakfasts included - Idyllic picture postcard scenery - opportunity to experience 3 of Germany’s most beautiful rivev .val­ leys • Welcome drink and evening entertainment.


Snowcoach to Austria From Have you ever longed to visit Austria at a time of the maa.1


year when the landscape is carpeted in crisp, clean white snow? When the lakes of the Salzkammergut rest embedded like sapphire gems in snow-clad pastures, whilst towering peaks and profusions of frosty pine forests dominate the skyline, well this is your chance.


Included in the price: » Coach travel direct from the, local area * Convenient cross Channel sailings • 4 nights accommodation - all rooms with en-suite • Half board - includes breakfast and evening meals * Friendly, family run hotel * Welcome drink on arrival • En-route visit to Munich • Optional excursion programme available • Full


7 d a yM a r c h ; 8th,-2001 services of a Travelscope Courier in resort. Paris Valentine’s Weekend


This very special tour and stay weekend break takes you to the capital city of France - Paris.. Being Europe’s most exciting city. Paris has something for everyone. Sight­ seeing? The list is endless - Notre Dame, Sacre Coeur, E’Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre, Champs Elysees, the Eiffel Tower and much, much more.


3 days, February 16th, 2001


Included in the price : • Local departure points * Return travel by British coach • Two nights B&B (continental) in a good quality hotel in the Greater Pains/H] de France • region • Accommodation in twin bedrooms with private bathrooms • Services of a Mistral representative • All road taxes and service charges * Full ABTA security * Return channel crossings.


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12.02.01 Dublin by Air 09.02.01 Valentine’s Weekend in Amsterdam 31.03.01 London Theatre Breaks


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For a great selection of cruises, choose from 19 fascinating cmises on board the Ocean Majesty, with prices starting from just £489


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