Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 22nd, 2003 7 Ultraframe share price boost
SHARES in Ultraframe pic got another City page boost this week. They rose on Monday following
a respected columnist’s “worth buying” article on Saturday. The firm has “put forward some strong financial credentials recently” says the writer. Ultraframe Chief Executive
David Moore is said to estimate that 12 million homes in the coun try could have a back garden con
servatory but only one-sixth have one so far. This is described as a tantalising
potential market by the writer, who goes on to explain that the company’s 53% gross profit mar gin in Britain and 42% in Ameri ca gives a strong cash'
flow.This allows quick clearance of bank debt and money to constantly improve technology and processes.
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SheepFest aims to have people flocking to town
SHEEP will be taking to the streets in the Ribble Valley’s first SheepFest in June. As part of the festival of ovine fun, the
organisers want people to take part in a competition to make a sheep for display in their gardens or house window throughout the town. They can be of any size and number, and scrap materials can be used to
S ir - r Garden party’s ‘massive’ attraction
ONE of the many competitions held at Moprland School’s annual garden party gave those who attended real pause for thought. Those who had a stab at guessing the
weight of a five-month-old puppy could well have been way off the mark. Moose, a St Bernard dog owned by Dar
ren and Andrea Turner, weighed in at a mas sive eight stones!
The party, on Saturday, was an outstand
ing success. Profits will be divided equally between school funds and Sound, Sense and Vision, a charity set up to help blind and deaf people use computers. The Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun.
Alan Yearing, and Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Mrs Joan Knight, attended the event.
There were displays of judo, football and
fencing and a fire-eating demonstration by French teacher Mmme Marion Payare and two of her friends which thrilled visitors to the garden party for the second year in suc cession.
Parents and pupils worked hard on many
activities, competitions and stalls, including face painting, cakes, books, bric-a-brac, books and toys. Party guests were also able to enjoy a bouncy castle and fancy dress competition.
In our picture, Jessica Bowker, Stephanie
Pilling and Morgan Pilling pause for the cam era during their activities on the bouncy cas tle.
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THE application to erect a mobile phone mast disguised as a Scots pine tree at Down-
ham has been refused. A s reported last week, officials of Ribble
Valley Borough Council felt that the mast should be allowed. They pointed out in a report to the Planning and Development Committee that policy indicated approval where the mast was needed and no other loca tion coidd be found. A search by the appli cants had failed to locate any more urban site, said the report.
‘ D i s g u i s e d ’ m a s t p la n rejected But when the application came before the
committee, members heard claims that the
applicants should now, as a result of an appeal decision, be able to put the aerials on an exist ing mast in Chatburn.
Coun. Frank Dyson (Clitheroe) said he
thought there was “considerable dubiety” about the application for the tower in the wood. Members voted for refusal on the grounds that the mast would cause visual
harm and alternative sites had not been fully investigated.
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minimise .costs. There are four
categories, with a prize for the win ner in each. They are: best sheep created by chil dren up to the age of 12; the most artistic or creative sheep; the funni est sheep; and the smallest visible sheep. Entry forms are avail able at Clitheroc Tourist Informa tion Centre.
as many animals as possible. Mr Charles Pearce said: “We have them in all ‘sheeps’ and sizes plus lots of materials, such as car pet, card, plywood, chipboard and plaster. We’ve got so many ideas we can’t do them all without more help.
“We now need places to put them and peo
ple to help us put them out. We want sheep- filled window displays, street corners, gardens and homes.”
Also, a Top 20
sheep hit parade is being com piled, and music fans can e-mail suitably modi fied t it le s to: patch56@ tiny-
world.co.uk. The Sheep
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judging by Friday, June 1st. Shopkeepers in Clitheroe town centre are
also being urged to join in and produce a themed window display. Schools are invited to participate and anyone who is short of
ideas and materials can obtain assistance from the organisers. A group of SheepFest fans is busy making
Entries should be made and available for • ' -T -—
in place for June 6th, 7th and 8th. Anyone wanting to help make sheep, or is
in search of ideas, materials or wants to know more, can contact Charles on 01200 424939, Steve on 01200 425316 or Peter on 01200 424151.
Our picture shows a collection of festival
sheep taking shape at the organiser’s “barn”. (CR160503/1)
Fest is planned for the first week in June, culminating in the Great Days Festival Week end, so every thing has to be
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