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Maybe you won’t be very practical with the Sun now in your chart area : of grand plans, but you can always sort out what Is workable in a few weeks time. This is the much more exciting stage of allowing your. visions to flourish. Rise above the trivia of dally living and take the- Wrd s eye view of your life. Getting far enough away to see everything , In perspective will be enormously helpfuL.You will;make better, decisions and be less obsessed by what Is not important. Call my ,


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Blessed with.tact and diplomacy, ypu will notice an Improvement In your social life In the weeks ahead.Your way of putting others at ease,- will be attracting all manner of compliments and intriguing invitations. At times you may feel more dependent than usual, but that Is not necessarily a bad thing.You just have to make sure that close partners understand it is each for each. Try to get better understandings In place. Call my Cancer line to hear more.


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l Money will be Important over coming weeks.You will fight to defend / ; your rights and to get your due, but do not be too possessive. Flow •:


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; Now into your birthday month, you’ll be full of beans. Everyone - around should be responding well to your presence.'You'll be bringing a real breath of sunshine Into rooms when you sweep in. Getting your' head and your heart together will be ImportantWhat you want to d o . and ought to do have to be die same thing. Then you can put your wholehearted enthusiasm behind your plans. Make sure you have supportive companions around who are willing to follow your lead. Call my Capricorn line to hear more.


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Regard this as a waiting phase of a few weeks, when you prepare for what is about to come nearer your birthday. Do not be discouraged by what is not working out as quickly as you expected. Nothing will be gained by racing 'around at high speed when your energy and motivation are low. Find quality time for yourself. Companions may be needing help, but you need to put down limits as welL Call my Aquarius line to hear more.


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Into a fun, sociable few weeks, you will not worry about asking for what you need. More than anything you want to be applauded, so you will be hamming it‘up madly at times, but so charmingly everyone will clap even harder. Whether you are around loved ones, children or social mates, you will get compliments galore and appreciative attention. Be boisterous and exuberant and make sure you get centre spotlight Call my Virgo line to hear more.


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• You will be sorting out longer term plans now so bounce your Ideas around and see what feedback you get Helpful practical advice will put you oh the right lines, though obviously the decision will be yours at the end of the day. If you have been feeling dithery about making any difference to the society in which you live, then now is the dme to give yourself a shake.Joln hands with likeminded friends. Call my Fixes Tine


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' with the bounty of the universe and It will flow back In your direction../ You will be feeling stubborn at one point since you’ll reckon you a n t give anymore. Mull everything over carefully, and once you have:-. 1 reached a considered decision, take steps to ■ resolve whatever Is:


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Busy and rather scattered in the weeks ahead, you’ll certainly not be bored Try to pause for breath once In a While, and collect your whs. , The New Moon certainly hints that getting your feet on the ground,, and paying attention to small details will help. It may not sound fun., •


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'“"•First Michael Howard assumes the leader- ■ship of the Conservative Party.in a velvet coup and then I decide I do not wish to accept Michael’s offer of a position as Shadow Secre­ tary of State for Wales outside the Shadow


• Michael called me in for a chat on the day he decided to slimline his shadow cabinet and offered me the same post outside the shadow cabinet and I turned him down. I have spent the last six years in the welsh


Cabinet. •' ,


post both within and outside the Shadow Cabinet and I decided that now was the tune for me to do other things. Michael looked and said that he was very


disappointed, but the truth was that I could not carry on with the huge investment in time for Wales without the edge of having a voice at the very top. I hope the new arrangement works and'I.have'offered 100% of my effort to ensure that it becomes a reality.


One of the downsides of being in the Shad­


ow Cabinet is th a t you are constrained by appearances on the “box" and making state­ ments about things outside your sphere of influence. Now I can make remarks about the ludicrous decision of the Red Cross not to sell Christmas cards from their shops depicting nativity scenes just in case it annoyed non- Christians. How stupid is that. .They managed to offend every Christian in


the UK with one dull decision taking no regard to what happens to be the dominant and national religion of this country. To argue that their neutrality may be compromised by selling religious Christmas cards is absurd to the point th a t nonreligious people may be offended by them selling Christmas cards at all. Get real Red Cross and give people a


choice. I am now enjoying the new-found freedom


S IN G IN G morn in g, noon and night was the challenge facing four young vocalists a t Whalley Parish


Church. They undertook a 12-hour spon­


sored “singathon” to raise funds for the historic church and hope to raise more than £400 once all the money is in.


Pictured from the left, the four


were Emma Middleton (20), Garry Peel (21), Natalie Howard (19) and Sarah Purcell (20). They tuned up ready for an 8-30


a.m. s ta r t and managed to stay in fine voice until 9 p.m., with only a half-hour break for Saturday’s Fami­ ly Service a t the church. “I t went very well, even b e tte r th an we had hoped,” said singer


Garry. “We had quite a few people in


throughout the day to support us and even though we were very tired at the end, we still had voices.” All four have sung regularly at the


church, although two are now away at university for most of the year.


They enjoyed the day, singing a


mixture of seasonal carols, tradition­ al hymns and more modern worship


songs. . “We want to thank everyone who


sponsored us and especially all the keyboard players who accompanied us throughout the day,” said Garry. Rev. Chris Sterry, the vicar a t


Whalley, said: “The singing was obviously enjoyed by people who came for a while and joined in, or stayed for a long period.” (A131203/5)


of the backbenches and have asked all sorts of questions relating to Turkey and th a t appalling bombing they suffered; to Zimbab­ we and the dreadful Robert Mugabe; down to ring rot of our potatoes and the precautions that the Government is now taking. To the observation: “so you have more time


on your hands now Nigel”- the answer is no. I am working as hard as ever, but I do not need to get up a t five in the morning to drive to Wales to do one speech and then drive all the way back to Pendleton. I told Michael that that was one thing I would not be missing. And now to the other big question of our


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time. Yes, I did shout for England. I stationed myself in the post office in Bolton-by-Bow- land (thank you Tim and Angela) with a group of happy revellers to watch the match and shout for our national side. I could not have been happier if Wales had


won the cup. Jonny Wilkinson was magic as was the entire side that gave him the support to do what he needed to do - kick the balls for England to clinch victory. I was proud, and enjoyed the company of the Bolton-by-Bow- land villagers as we all celebrated the well- deserved win in the Coach and Horses just up the road from the post office. I awaited the new Parliamentary term with


some anxiety. After all, it does take a special sort of genius to have to fly the Sports Minis­ ter all the way home from Australia to vote for foundation hospitals when you have a majority of 161 over all the other parties. If they can get it that wrong then the next year


will be very interesting - and if they are so stupid to try to bring back the fox hunting bill or even top-up fees for our students then I will - be very, very busy indeed.


I Grant boost for I after-school club


A GRANT of £30,000 has been secured to


| fund an after-school club in Gisbum. The new club, which will be based a t the


I Festival Hall in the centre of Gisbum, will hopefully open its doors on Monday, January


|19th. Lottery funding through the New Opportu-


I nities Fund has provided £10,000 over the next three years. The club secured such a large amount of funding due to the need for such a


| service in a rural location. Sabden woman Mrs Dilys Day, who used to


I be in sales and marketing before she set up this new private venture, has already formed three other after-school clubs in the Ribble Valley including one a t Sabden, Read and


| Simonstone. Mrs Day will work closely with Gisburn


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DETECTIVES were waiting outside a prison to question a 23-year-old woman about offences linked to a theft in Clitheroe. Shelly Leanne Morrison was arrested outside


Styal Prison where she had just completed a sen­ tence. Blackburn magistrates heard that Morrison


was later charged with offences that followed shortly after a purse containing bank cards and three £1,000 rings was stolen in Clitheroe. Morrison, of Brownhill Avenue, Burnley,


pleaded guilty to theft of cigarettes and cash worth £72 from Tesco in Clitheroe and ciga­ rettes and cash worth £82 from the Co-op in Padiham. She was given a conditional discharge for 18 months and ordered to pay £154 compen­ sation. MrNeil White (prosecuting), said the offences


were committed in October, before Morrison received a prison sentence. A woman in the toi­ lets at Morrisons in Clitheroe had removed her rings and placed them in her purse while she washed her hands. The purse was stolen and 20 minutes later Morrison used a switch card taken ; from the purse at Tesco. Shortly after she used the same card in Padiham. “She was sent to prison bn November 5th and


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TEENAGERS from across th e Ribble Valley once again turned their entre­ preneurial skills in to hard cash at the annual Young , Enterprise trade fair.


on the Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council car park, was opened by Clitheroe busi­ nessman and TV presenter Kevin Horkin. I t attracted hundreds of


customers, many of whom were fascinated by the highly individual and unique creations produced by the high school pupils. Stylish candles, mugs,


designer illuminated name plates, spice ja r racks, fleece hats and scarves, hand-crafted door plaques and unique clocks were among the items produced and being sold by young pupils from she Ribble Val­ ley schools. The. Young Enterprise


scheme encourages young people aged 15 and above to deal with real-life busi­ ness issues by coming up with a product to sell and promote. Each company appoints


directors and managers, each with their own area of expertise and responsibili­ ty, in order to produce the goods. Heaven Scent, the


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■School, Oswaldtwistle, promoting fancy toiletries won the best trade stand competition The best Press advert


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