22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 16th, 2003
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F Our scar gazer Marjorie Orr has prepared a more in depth horoscope for you, Sept 24-Octobcr22
Oose partners at home and at work realty want to hear what you have to say at the moment You have a sensible view of your joint situation and will sort out tangles faster than most You'll be putting yourself across to loved ones in a way that makes them understand where you're coming from. What* more you will have an almost magical way of understanding what theyYe all about though certain deeper feelings you'll keep strictly to yourself. Call my Aries line to hear more.
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To hear more, call 0906 589 4165 TAURUS
April 21-May 20
You realty want to be better informed about fitness, diet and health matters. And you will want to put your mind at rest about certain questions you have. So go ask a trusted adviser. But whatever the focus of your attention, you'll find that you’re thinking about things deeply and talking in a penetrating way. At times, you may come across as being a little bit more forceful than you intend. Call my Aries line to
hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 166 GEMINI
To hear more, call 0906 589 4171 SCORPIO
Oct 23-November 22
You'll be a sympathetic listener, subtly tuned Into the emotional undercurrents
around.Trustyour hunches, which will more often than not turn out to be accurate. Though at times you may leap to the opposite extreme, and say what you mean and mean what you
say.You will do it well, since your mind will be sharp. Just try to add a few jokes to lighten the conversation and keep everyone happy. Call my Scorpio line to hear more.
May 21 <Junc 21
You’ll be making great efforts to ensure you have an appredative audience at partes for your witty flow of jokes'. Though In more private moments, you may need to flush tensions out into the open with loved ones. If you can get it over and done with, you'll dear the air once and for
all.The trick is not to keep grinding on to the bitter end. Say just enough to make your feelings and opinions known and then move on. Cali my Gemini line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4167 CANCER
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 172 SAGITTARIUS
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Price: £290,000 Nov 23 -Dec 22
Bright mates with whom you can have stimulating discussions are a must in your life
now.You want to be able to share your wonderfully Inventive
ideas.Though avoid being directly confrontational or leaping in with provocative comments. You'll end up losing words and not knowing how to finish what you started. When in doubt, pause since you may be responding to something you did not quite understand. Call my Sagittarius line to hear more.
Juno 22-July 23
You will be happier with your feet up at home than racing around in the outside world. So try to unload work commitments for a few days. Though you can use your free time to do some research. Very soon you'll want to influence mates at work. But you need to get your timing right. Resolve not to run Into opposition from others by pushing too hard. A softly, softly approach will work best when you find the right opening. Call my Cancer line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4168 July 24-August 23
You may be accused of being superficial since you are not sticking to any one interest for long. Your curiosity will send you off in all directions at once asking questions endlessly. Just don't get too heated. If you let your impatience show then everyone will get over heated. Then no one will listen. More can mean less when it comes to tricky
discussions.Then it can all be done and dusted very quickly. Call my (.eo line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4169 VIRGO
To hear more, call 0906 589 4173 CAPRICORN
Dec 23-Jan 20
The right people will be very impressed with your flow of ideas and witty way of expressing yourself. So keep talking. If you want to sort out one tricky situation in a sensible way,you'll have to approach it the right
way.There has been some kind of a mystery that you need to get to the bottom of. But this will take patience, tact and determination. You will find long-term answers if you persist. Call my Capricorn line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 174 AQUARIUS-
MEMBERS of Sabden Bowling Club were rewarded for their achievements in the season just ended at the club’s annual awards evening at Whalley Golf Club. Bowlers were presented with
Jan'21-Feb 19
In a tolerant, expansive and enthusiastic mood, you'd be chatting away in grand style. Mates will find you inspiring though at times maybe you will promise more than you can deliver. Just have a slight care with certain friends or
teammates.You are going to have to exercise some restraint; otherwise you'll find yourself dashing into arguments. Be direct but try not to go too over the score. Call my Aquarius line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4175 August 24-Sept 23
You will be preoccupied with money matters, but all to good
end.The more you talk the more you will
eam.Though at times you'd be vague or uncertain, not In the mood for concentrating on specialised tasks. Let yourself dream, listen to music or just be a little more imaginative. You will not even mind if someone tries to pull the wool over your
eyes.You will just look the other way. Call my Virgo line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4170 February 20-March 20
You may appear silent but your mind will be active behind your rather defensive exterior. Your secrecy has a good reason, and you’ll want time to consider before opening up on what you know or feeLTry not
the broad picture. If you look too deeply into it. you may end up getting a bit gloomy. Learn to laugh at your worries. Most will never happen. Call my Pisces line to hear more.
To hear more, call 0906 589 4 176 Service provided by lusioo-ICS Leeds. LS2 8JA. Calls cost 60p per minute at all times.
individual and team prizes. These included the Great Har wood and District League Fourth Division trophy, won by the club's C team. Secretary Mr Eric Sparks
said: "We had 50 people attend ing and it was a good evening, providing a chance to look back on a decent season. After the awards were presented, we had a lovely buffet prepared by the golf club and then a bit of danc ing. "We had a good season last
those at the awards evening. AWARD WINNERS
President’s Cup (club singles): win
year, with the C team winning the division and being promoted to the Third Division. The green is now closed and we are busy doing the necessary mainte nance work in preparation for the new season." Our picture shows some of
ner, Pauline Stansfield; runner-up Colin Embley. Brenda Thomas Shield (men's singles): winner, Trevor Wildman; run ner-up Dennis Mather. Thomas Light- bown Salver (ladies’ singles): winner, Mary Griffiths: runner-up, Glenda Parfitt. Ken Hodgson Trophy (men's doubles): winners, Kevan Lingard and Trevor Wildman: runners-up, John Cropper and Alan Dewhurst. Isabelle Hodgson Trophy (ladies’ doubles): win ners, Sue Cookson and Pauline Stans field: runners-up, Mary Griffiths and Valerie Warburton; Walter Beesley Cup (mixed doubles): winners, Mary Griffiths and Tom Griffiths; runners- up, David Eaves and Catherine Eaves; Molly Swift Trophy (veterans' singles): winner, Mary Griffiths: runner-up, Dennis Mather; Pendie Witch Trophy: winners Mary Griffiths and Dennis Mather: runners-up Valerie Warburton and Jean Isherwood. Player of the Year Trophies: Sabden,
John Boocock; A team, Conor Parfitt; B team, Dave Parsons; C team, Valerie Warburton; red team, Keith Stansfield; black team, Kevan Lingard; blue team, Roy Isherwood: veterans, Tom Grif fiths; most improved lady player, Chris
tine Wilson.
60 % increase in number killed by drink-drivers
by Duncan Smith
A SHOCKING 60% rise in the number of people killed by drink-drivers was recorded in Lancashire last year. In 2002 there were eight fatal accidents, com
pared to five in 2001. Seventy-one people were seriously injured in Lancashire drink-drive crashes in 2002,
slight injuries in drink-drive related crashes spokesman Cheryl Brown said: “In line with rose from 168 in 2001 to 189 last year. Positive breath tests showed an increase, from 8.29% in 2001 to 9.24% in 2002.
down very slightly from 73 the previous year. But the total-number of people suffering Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety
the national figures, the Partnership is con cerned about the increasing number of people who are becoming complacent about drinking and driving. “The problem is even bigger than the fig
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northerly and least com mercialised destination in Lapland. The winner’s magical jour
ney will begin by flying from Manchester Airport on either Thursday, December 4th, or
Friday, December 5th, to Ivalo in the Arctic Circle. From there this magical
day will feature a journey deep into the winter land scape. Thermal suits and boots will be provided, but a hat, scalf and gloves will be needed.
Having been transported
into the heart of the Lappish wilderness, there will be a wide range of activities to choose from. In addition to the search
for Santa, the husky sled ride, the reindeer sleigh ride and the Lappish Ceremony, there will be forest biking, tobog ganing, snowmobiling, lasso throwing and snow hockey. The search for Santa will begin on snowmobiles and
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lead through wooded trails lined with snow-clad pines. This may be the most
remote of locations, but it is also, undoubtedly, the most atmospheric and in his hectic days before Christmas Santa often has to visit the far- flung corners of his Lappish Kingdom. If you are fortunate
enough to find him, the chances are good that he will have time to meet the chil
The Clitheroe m dvertiser and 1 imes
in association with
ures presented as many more offenders go undetected. I t is vital that we keep up the pressure on motorists who continue to drink and drive. Despite being aware of the dan gers, a small minority of drivers don’t listen to the advice. “Not only are these reckless drivers break
ing the law and facing a £5,000 fine - they are risking their own lives and those of other road usors." With the start of the Rugby World Cup
among males aged 18 to 35 and recent figures show that young men under 30 have the most drink-drive related accidents.
“We’re trying to educate the public that . ..
they shouldn’t drink at all if they are driving. Even one drink can adversely affect a motorist’s ability to judge speed and dis
tance,” added Ms Brown. Drink-drivers are automatically banned
dren and discuss their Christmas letters with them. (Children aged between two and 12 will receive a Lappish token gift). But that is not all. This
day includes a simple but satisfying traditional Lap pish lunch and also a certifi cate for crossing the Arctic Circle plus a souvenir Lap pish Passport. For a chance to win this
from driving for a minimum of 12 months and run the risk of fine up to £5,000 fine and up to six months imprisonment. Causing death by careless driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison, an unlimited fine and a minimum two-year driving ban. Members of the public are reminded that if
they know someone who drinks and drives, they can provide anonymous information by calling the Crimestoppers Drink Link on freephone 0800 555 111. All calls are treated in the strictest of confidence.
fantastic all-inclusive day trip for two adults and two children, simply collect the Santa reindeer tokens over the next four weeks. Rein deer one is on this page and three more will appear over the next three weeks. On the final week there will also be an entry coupon. So start collecting your
tokens now. You may send in as many entries as you like, providing you have col lected all four tokens and answered correctly the ques tion on the entry form. Photocopied tokens will
not be accepted, but look out for our bonus reindeer tokens (only one bonus token per entry). Goodlucki
VIENNA
I stunning and majestic backdrop to the city's annual I Christmas market, one of the biggest of its kind in ! Eurof>e. The magic of advent is wonderfully alive as you browse among over 100 wooden stalls, selling a huge selection of delicious foodstuffs, decorations, nativity figures and festive gifts. Optional excursions: Schonbrunn • Summer palace of Imperial Austria. Price includes: Return flights from Manchester
• Hot meal on outbound and return journeys • Return transfers abroad . • Guided information transfer . • Services of a Transun escort for the day Operated by Transun
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NUREMBURG
There is no better way to enter into the festive spirit than a visit to the ‘Christkindlmarkt’. Nuremburg is a vibrant city steeped in history,
and its Christmas market is regarded as the most famous, atmospheric and popular of its kind throughout the world. Price includes: -
Return flights from Manchester • Hot meal on outbound and return journeys
• Return transfers abroad • Guided information transfer •Services of a Transun escort for the day . / • Operated by Transun
I diiv - Nth December f rom £179 . f rom £179 I day - 22iul November Vienna’s magnificent Rathaus - city hail - forms a LAPLAND All inclusive Daybreaks
Search for the elusive Santa Claus amid some of Lapland’s most beauliful wilderness scenery and take part in an exciting selection of Arctic activities.
Price includes: Specially chartered flights from Manchester • Reindeer sleigh ride, husky dog sled ride, Lapland ceremony
and snowmobile ride • Hot drink and Lappish meal and thermal suit and boots • Arctic Circle Crossing certificate and Lapland
Passport • Small token Lappish gift for all children up to 12 years • Search for Father Christmas and Letter to Santa
Operated by Transun f rom
£349 Throughout December SALZBURG No city embodies the romantic traditions of Christmas as
completely as Salzburg - add together the carol Silent Night, Mozart and Maria Von Trapp and you have a wonderful
combination of music, song and festive spirit set against the stunning backdrop of Alpine scenery. Salzburg’s splendid
Christmas market takes place in the magical surroundings of the ‘
city’s cathedral square, the Domplatz.
Optional Excursions - Salzburg Highlights Price includes: Return flights from Manchester
•Hot meal on outbound and return journeys • Return transfers abroad • Guided information transfer
• Services of a Transun escort for the day ’
Operated by Transun. f ro m
£179 1 day - 29th November
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Beauty spots have gone on the Web
SEVERAL scenic beauty spots in the Ribble Valley have been included in a new website. Launched by Rural Affairs Minister'Mr
Alun Michael, the website contains maps and details that are needed to plan a walk of seven different locations. The website will challenge people through
out the country to discover the excitement and enjoyment of short circular walks through farmland, exploring wildlife and dis covering the beautiful views surrounding. Commenting on the website, Mr Michael
said: “I hope it encourages people to take this opportunity of experiencing some of the breathtaking views and historical features open to them.” The local areas included in the website are:
Lower Greystoneley Farm, between Chipping and Whitewell, Brook House Farm, Whalley, Lower Gill, between Tosside and Bolton-by- Bowland, Swallow Scar, in Harrop, Mason House Farm in Bashall Eaves, Wiswell Eaves Farm, Wiswell, and Salesbury Estate in Whalley.
Helping drivers cope with winter hazards
WITH winter almost upon us, drivers can
expect dark evenings, bad visibility and slip pery roads. Blackburn Area Road Safety Association
has the know-how to contend with all those hazards and many more. Its latest Better Driving course is due to
start on November 4th, and anyone who wants to improve their driving is welcome to enrol. The course comprises a six-week programme
of Tuesday evening lectures and Sunday morning practical driving sessions, covering topics including car control, braking and cor nering, motorway driving and skid prevention and control. Led by friendly instructors with a wide
experience of driving in all conditions, the course is based on the police driving manual, “Roadcraft”.The course costs £20, or £15 for students, and that fee includes one year’s mem bership of BARSA. Candidates can go on to take advanced dri
ving tests, which are optional and carry an extracost., The new Better Driving course starts at 8
p.m. at Blackburn Northern Sports Club, Pleckgate Road, Blackburn. Anyone wanting more information about
the course can ring 01254 51777 or, 01204 852605.
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and many of the England matches played late morning and at lunchtime, the Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety is urging rugby fans to leave their cars at home or planning alternative methods of transport if drinking while watching matches. After football, rugby is the second most popular sport in the North
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