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16 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 2nd, 2003 Marjorie Orr YOUR March 21-April 20
Your heart will definitely be in the right place, so you will be Ironing out difficulties with great results. Charm will be your greatest asset You may not have any very practical plan of wnat your next step should be in a pet project The truth is you are unclear about what you want o r indeed how to reach your goals. Maybe it Is a time to drift a little. Call my Aries line to hear more.
Y I LOVE R 1 TAROT for the week ah ead 1 0906 589 4177
• O u r star gazer Marjorie O r r has prepared a more in depth horoscope
for.you.; For
a.complete.reading of your stars this week call the number next to your star. sign.
Sept 24-Occober 22 Venus, your ruler, in your own sign will help you express your feelings
. of affection directly. Generally you'll get what you want In a blissfully romantic mood,youll be looking for that wonderful love. But you may be a touch perplexed as lovers turn out to be weaker than you - imagined. Maybe they are looking to you as a saviour, when really you . could do with a prop for yourself. Call my Libra line to hear more.
Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified),
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 42 $ in footsteps of ‘Rings’’author To hear more, call 0906 589 4 165 TAURUS April 21-May 20
Maybe you are standing too far back from one emotional situation,' rather than plunging In. Regard setbacks at work as learning lessons
now.They may bring a deeper understanding of your purpose In life. Neptune Is around dissolving your old driving approach-to ambition. This could feel strange at first but gradually you’ll begin to adjust your hopes. Sec that there are other things than success. You can be wonderful without being first Call my Taurus
line.to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4166 GEMINI: May 21 -June 21
Your ability to sparkle In the spodight will attract a stream of compliments, if not new admirers. Just have a slight care with new
friends.You could lean towards rather strange beliefs at the moment. Be wary of putting anyone on a pedestal since they won’t match up to your
ideals.You will end up feeling let down if you invest too much hope in them having ail the right answers. Call my Gemini line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4167 CANCER Ju!»22-Ju!/23
Cosy, comfortable and feeling relaxed at home, you'll want to spruce up your intimate surroundings to create an elegant setting for more entertaining. Though have a care since you could find yourself disappointed or let down especially where joint finances and intimate emotional relationships are concerned. Double check all advice and
facts.You could attract yourself to not very reliable associates. Call my Cancer line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 168 July 24-Augiist 23
Thoughtful gestures will make you feel
appreciated.You will not have to move for from your normal routines to find affection. It may not be neon lights flashing but it will be pleasant ati the same. Neptune in your opposite sign tends to bring spiritual connections, o r links with highly sympathetic companions. They will be ar ing but also rather inaccessible at times, disappearing into their own Inner world. Call my Leo line to hear more.
To hear more,calt 0906 589 4169 VIRGO .August 24-Sept 23
Your taste in what is fine and elegant could cost a bit. If your extravagances look like unbalancing the budget then turn your creative skills to earning more money. All it takes is imagination and effort. Where your health is concerned, feel free to explore new remedies. If your energy is low you will be exploring subtle ways of improving your physical stamina.Just be sensible as well as open minded. Call my Virgo line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 170 To hear more, call 0906 589 4 171 SCORPIO Oct 23-November 22
You feel you would rather shut yourself away than let your feelings be seen. So love may not come as easily. Maybe you do need a quiet time; . just don’t let opportunities slide by. because you won’t speak out about what you need. At home you may not find It easy to bring emotional differences into the open. But it Is Important that you try.. Do not tell little white lies even for the sake of peace. Call my Scorpio ■ line to hear more.
' To hear more, call 0906 589 4 172 SAGITTARIUS Nov 23 -Dec 22
You will want to have a gang of good mates around. Keep spreading your social favours In all directions. Don’t tie yourself down at any point. Have a slight care since this may be a difficult time to keep
secrets.They will slide out into the open at quite the wrong moment unexpectedly. Nor is it the right time to be absolutely blunt Try to lay your cards on the table firmly but tactfully. Call my Sagittarius line to. near more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 173 CAPRICORN Dec
23-J.in 20
You a n turn your romantic o r work dreams into reality but you will have to discipline yourself. This week you seem to be more vague about money than usual, maybe areless, even irresponsible. Neptune around makes you feel that being too materialistic is somehow beneath you. But you have to keep your feet firmly on the ground if you are not to make yourself insecure. Call my Capricorn line to hear
To hear more, call 0906 589 4174 AQUARIUS Jan 21-Feb 19
You’ll want to mix with a much wider range of contacts and to explore new leisure activities. Get out of your normal rut to find stimulation with mates who will stretch your mind as well as keep you entertained. Just don't get too muddled as you whizz around enthusiastically. Every person you meet seems to give you different feedback, o r bring out a different strand of your personality. Just try to put all the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle together. Call my Aquarius line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4175 February 20-March-20
There won’t be anything light hearted about your romantic
life.You will want all or nothing. Maybe you are wary that if you open up to what you really want it couto bring uncomfortable feelings to the surface. Watch for a tendency to become too esapist, looking for ways out of the practial details o f your everyday
world.You know there are more things of value than what you a n see, touch o r feel, but you need to . stay connected all the same. Call my Pisces line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 176 Service provided by fusion-ICS Leeds, LS2 8JA. Calls cost 60p per minute at all times.
WHERE J.R.R. Tolkien strolled in the Rib- ble Valley, the Hobbits will follow - closely pursued by Black Riders - to mark the 111th anniversary of the author’s birth. ■ Tolkien regularly visited Stonyhurst College
when his sonr John, who was studying for th e : priesthood at the English College in Rome,, was- evacuated to the Jesuit seminary at St Mary’s Hall (now the preparatory school for Stonyhurst' College). • The obvious similarity between J.R. R. Tolkien’s ;’
Middle Earth and the Ribble Valley has recently;; been well documented.
■ . ■' Already St Mary’s Hall has a library named in his .
honour and now it has decided to mark his birthday during the weekend of October ll-12th when boys and girls between the ages of seven and 12 can sam ple life at a boarding school. ■ > The highlight of the weekend will he a banquet on
the Saturday evening to celebrate the birthday of Tolkien. It is a significant one because he famously wrote that Bilbo Baggins was enjoying his 111th birthday when he handed over his legacy to his cousin Frodo, the central character in Lord of the Rings. The banquet is being held in the splendour of the
Top Ref at Stonyhurst, and the following day, after celebrating Mass, the children will be guided along a section of the newly-opened Tolkien Trail by Jonathan Hewat, the college’s marketing and admis sions manager. They will encounter Hobbits and bo confronted by ring wraiths - the sinister Black Rid ers - both played by parents. “It should be a really enjoyable weekend,” said
Michael Higgins, the headmaster of St Mary’s Hall. “The pupils and the parents have really entered
into the spirit of the thing and are all vying to he the first to find a Hobbit.” Anyone who is interested in attending the board
ing weekend should contact the school on 01254 826242 There is no charge and there are still a few places
left, but the weekend is expected to be heavily over subscribed and places.will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Pictured are some St Mary’s Hall pupila with aprental actors. (S)
Businesses are set to benefit
RIBBLE VALLEY businesses are being offered the chance to benefit from an award winning programme aimed at unlocking their true potential. The CONNECT business improvement
Two fantastic city break offers Paris two tor one, only £159
THIS very special weekend break takes you to the capi tal of France - Paris. Being Europe’s most excit
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mopolitan O’Connell Street, the Trinity College of Swift’s St Patrick, or the Abbey Theatre, where the works of Yeats and Lady Gregory are brought to life. Visit the remarkable Irish Museum of Modern Art, or simply relax in Europe’s largest enclosed park - Phoenix Park.
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Lirik.for East Lancashire, in part
workshops are designed to give small and medium-sized companies and professional advisers across East Lancashire the tools they need to implement best practice. At the heart of the programme is a collec
nership with the Chamber of Commerce, is offering a series of CONNECT workshops, covering sales and marketing, e-commerce and leadership, to East Lancashire businesses. The workshops, which are all being staged
at Red Rose Court, Clayton-le-Moors, are: Sales and Marketing (October 20th, 3-30 to 5- 30 p.m.); Leadership (October 21st, 8-30 to 10-30 a.m.); Markets (October 21st, 3-30 to - 5-30 p.m.); E-Commerce (October 22nd, 8-30 tol0-30 a.m.); Health and Safety (October 22nd, 3-30 to 5-30 p.m.); Farming (October 23rd, 8-30 to 10-30 a.m.); Customer Service (October 23rd, 3-30 to 5-30 p.m.) and Bench mark Index (24th October 24th, 8-30 tol0-30 a.m.). Further details on the workshops can be
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Speakers joined by civic leaders
THE annual open meeting of Clitheroe Speak ers’ Club included the Ribble Valley’s First Citizens. The purpose of the meeting was to intro
duce the club to anyone interested in its activ ities and to welcome new members. The Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Val
ley, Coun.- Alan Yearing and Mrs Susan Year- ing, wished the club well at the start of the new speaking season. The president, Mr Dennis Ogden, described
treasurer Mr Stephen Clarke, who emphasised th a t even those who did not wish to he involved with speaking were encouraged to join the club’s audience for an entertaining evening. Several new faces were made welcome and
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Few places left at eco forum
A FEW places are still available at an innovative Church Eco Forum to be held in Hurst Green on Saturday.’ . The event sets out to examine and
explore .the ecologicaal responsibilities and response of Christians to God’s cre ation. . ■
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tions on energy efficiency, green funer als, spiritual responsibility, wildlife con servation in churchyards and an eco-cori- gregation award. The event is open to all and runs from:
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets cost £5 per per-, son, and this includes lunch and refresh-
'ments. To enrol or to find out more about the
event; phone Clare Hyde’on. 01254 878402.
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the club’s activities, which were illustrated with a speech by programme secretary Mr Robert Morpeth and a reading by secretary Mrs Penny Ogden. The evening’s events were commented on by
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the president reminded the audience that the first normal meeting was on the following Monday at the Young Farmers’ Club,' Clitheroe Auction Market, Lincoln Way. All subsequent meetings will he held there, the next one being on Monday and everyone is welcome.
The meeting concluded with general discus
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