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Christmas Day Lunch £ 3 2 (served all day)


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Open Boxing Day All Day New Years Eve 2 001


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Fill a stocking his Christmas


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We ivish all our customers olcl and new a Meny Christmas and a I-Iappy New Year and invite them to join us in the festive revelries with our mouthwatering


Christmas Menu at only £15-50 (Standard Menu also available)


WE ARE OPEN THROUGH ALL THE


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1 Mon-Sat 5.30pm-11.30pm Sunday


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BLACK small


Aristoc Fishnet


tights, £5 from


T is not a case of co v e r in g up your legs this Christmas


as the latest styles in stockings and tights are inspired by the bright lights o f the Moulin


Rouge. Like Nicole Kidman’s


Satmc m the blockbuster movie, the look this sea­ son is one of glamour. Seductive hold-ups,


laced lights or sheer stock­ ings arc the main styles epitomising the Victorian and Edwardian looks that have graced the catwalks ol designers like Valentino and Moschino. The gothic look, which


began m autumn, has con­ tinued towards Christmas with cobweb tights and


stockings. And forget boring black


or charcoal, Aristoc and Pretty Polly have gone to town on colours with shades of deep chocolate, grape and licjuoricc offer­ ing a seasonal flavour on the vaudcvillian theme. Millennium silver is


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back lor Christmas 2001 following a noticeable absence last year, as arc diamond-spray tights and


the gold look. London-based personal


stylist Jill Falder believes this year’s glamorous styles apply whether you are looking at a night on the dance floor or a way to heat the winter chills. “The look is sexy,


whether you’re looking at a 15 denier or 40,” she


says. “T lie antique Victorian


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arnardo’s is the nation’s largest children’s charity and our aim is to help


build a better future for thousands of children across Lancashire. Wc no longer run orphanages.


Instead we provide direct support to children, young people and families facing severe disadvan- lage - problems such as abuse, homelessness, poverty and dis­ ability. Wc do this by running projecLs and providing scrviccs'to children and families at home, school and in the local communi­


1 lore in Lancashire Bamardo’s


runs six separate services all striving to give local children and young people the best start in life. Our Blackburn Family Action Project supports families living in one of the most deprived parts of the town, offering vital childcare support and training opportunities


to parents, as well as starting up a thriving breakfast club for


schoolchildren. In Blackpool, the Bamardo’s


Parenting Matters scheme is hy­


All calls cost no more than 25p. All proceeds raised will oo directly to BARNARDO’S campaign.


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ing to reduce the number of young offenders by providing parenting courses for families whose children have appeared


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before the courts. Help is also at hand for teenage parents, helping them build a brighter future for themselves and their children. Bamardo’s also tackles youth


Still By December 17th, 2001 C—-S, - A v e n u e


homelessness by providing sup­ ported accommodation and an


advice centre for young people on the streets in the Preston and Ley-


land areas. Families coping with the chal­


lenge of raising disabled children can turn to the Bamardo’s Fami­ lies projects in Chorlcy and South Ribble. As well as providing advice and support to parents, the projects organise a range of fun activities and short breaks for the


children. All of these services arc sup­


ported by a dedicated team of fundraisers, including the stalf and volunteers who run our shops in Burnley, Colne, and nine oth­


ers across the county. Children get only one chance


at childhood. Bamardo’s believes it is never too early or late to offer


a helping hand to ensure the most disadvantaged children have the chance of a belter childhood and a happy future. That’s what we mean by our slogan: * Giving Children Back1


Their Future. M m .


iT H A T C H i&’T H IS T L E


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Tickets: £10 per person Live Band -


MADE IN ENGLAND and DJ


Bar Open til 2am TICKETS NOW ON SALE


With alt best wishes of the Season and a Sparkling New Year from


Paul and all the staff Surrey Road/Nelson Tei: 6l 2826j5215j ...the time for giving and receiving 5 h h 6 ,<v .V/is-H


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cafe bar, restaurant ar.uhotel www.TheAvenueHotel.co.uk e-mail: theavenuehote1@brockhallvillagc.co.uk


Burnley Health Care HIE NHS Trust


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wards, a mixed medical and surgical ward known as Deerplay ward, and a 12 cubicle


he Child Health Directorate com­ prises of two


ward with day case facilities known as Turner ward. Eaclt ward has specially trained nursing and play staff. Wc have a dedicated


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CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH Magnificent 6 Course £44.95


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and Edwardian looks may be in vogue, but they have a contemporary feel with opaques in grape and warm spice colours.


bfSjp “The main tip is to


avoid overdoing the look. If you are thinking of investing in a pair ol gold tights or laee, then team them with a simple black dress or leather mini-skirt rather than a patterned out­


fit. “Similarly, match


strong colour with matt shades in liquorice, black


or passion.” If glitter is the thing for


die parly season then Aris- toc’s new gold tights are a


definite buy. its diamond opaque


tights are available in grape, passion, liquorice and black, while the 40- plus denier means wearers do not have to swap com­ fort for style on those chilly winter evenings. However, the look is not just for a night out on the


tiles. For a some patterned daytime elegance, check out the contrast Two Tone Fishnet of caramel and chocolate, woven to form vertical pinstripes. Perfect for lengthening a silhou­


ette. Jill Falder says: “The


look may be pure theatre, but that doesn’t mean you want to look like a circus


freak show. “If you aren’t 5ft Sin


and a perfect size 10, avoid wearing heavily pat­ terned tights or stockings and opt instead for warm berry opaques or liquorice


sheers. “The details makes all


the difference this year. The emphasis is on look ing glamorous but elegant Blackscams, diamante details and warm fudges rallier than brash greens or floral designs.”


p fe d f e t i y


NELSON


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HRISTMAS is i th e t im e to l


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h om e a c e le b r i ty - I decked out in decora-[ t io n s an d s p a rk l in g | like a star. Those festive nourishes!


- from a wclcomintl wreath on the front door u I a beautifully decorated! fragrant-smelling tree - all add to the atmosphere ol seasonal celebration au{ excitement. But just as cclcbriticl


who overdo the glittel look garish rather thail glamorous, interiors call suffer from a heavy hamj on the tinsel and baubles Santa's grotto, witil


enough lights to trigger f local power cut. is defil nitely the look to avoij this year. There is a spectrum (I


magical effects to choosl from. Decide between ti l slavishly minimal - f branch sprayed silver de l orated with a hare hand! I of ornaments - and ViciJ rian colours of vibrant rc| green and gold. Caroline Atkins, autlil


of Country Living Clui-S mas, briskly dismisses tT need to spend an encl ntous amount of mmu|


or follow a fashion. She believes the uni


simple ellecls. gather! ^ \ TWO-TONE Fishnet pink/chocolate tights from ArLstoc.


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tion and Assessment Unit which allows chil­ dren sent by their GP’s to be seen, examined and cither admitted to the ward or reassured and sent home. Our Hospital at Home team will then visit at home if necessary. The very smallest of our patients are cared


There is an Observa­


Children’s Outpatient Department, which


caters for most speciali­ ties - this has a lovely play/waiting area with a Play Specialist in atten­ dance.


for on the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit). Wc aim to give the


All call* cost no more tlinn 25p. All proceed* raised will go directly to NIIS CHILD HEALTH DIRECTORATE.


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best possible service to the children of Burnley and surrounding district.


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