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We are looking to crown the cream of the Ribble Valley’s crop, so let us have your nominations


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way to the top? Th e Clitheroe A d v e r t is e r and


IS your hair salon a cut above the rest? Could your stylist trim their


Times is looking to crown the cream of the Ribble Valley’s crop in our fan­


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tastic Hair Salon of the Year compe­ tition. This newspaper is searching for a


salon where the team’s ability in the art of arranging hair and caring for their customers could earn them this top accolade. Cutting a path to the top in this


trade is not to be snipped at especially as it plays such an important part in shaping an individual’s overall look. Down the centuries hair styles have been used to signify status, as an


occupational association and for reli­ gious purposes, but in the 21st Centu­ ry it is the dictates of fashion which are reflected in most people’s choice of cut. •


Far from being a chore, a visit to


the hair salon has become part of most people’s weekly or monthly grooming routines, with numerous products on offer to thicken, tone, colour, cleanse and moisturise locks of every length, colour and texture. When it comes to choosing the Val­


ley’s Hair Salon of the Year for 2003 why not consider customer service, consultation and location, together with quality of cut and colour - all may play a part in helping you decide which salon should get a-head and claim the overall title in our coveted competition.


An engraved cup, feature


with photograph and free advertising valued at £200 will be awarded to the Val­ le y ’s H a ir Salon o f the Year. Salons across the Ribble Valley


ADVERTISING FEATURE Editorial written by NATALIE COX


Advertising co-ordinated by LISA RUDGYARD


have qualified for the contest and the final nominees are displayed on this page.


Now all you have to do is select the


winner. Simply f i l l in the coupon on this


page and deliver it by hand or post it to the Advertiser and Times office at 3 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2 EW with just one entry accepted per enve­ lope. Entries must be received by July 3rd. The winner will be announced just seven days later on July 10th.


HAIR STUDIO OXYGEN


For all aspects of hairdressing Unisex Salon Specialising in:- Cutting, Colour and Perming


OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY


TILL 7pm THURSDAYS m m TEL:-01200 425794


Exceptional 0ne20ne Client Care


Clynol Appointed Salon


HAIR’ TRl


31A Moor Lane • Clitheroe • BB7 1BE Telephone: 01200 444454


tt ECLIPSE ifM ., % CctoM. Our fully trained stylists offer a wide


range of creative colouring techniques, perms and cuts to advanced standard.


10%


OFF any


treatment


(inc Hair and Nail


extensions) Full


Wedding Package


available (inc Hair, Make-up


and Nails) Opening Times:-


Monday-Saturday 9am - 5.30pm Late night Thursday till 8pm Sundays by appointment


WELLA


1 Victoria Street Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 424333 HAIR CARE of the I think the hair salon of the year is:


Your name ......................... ................................... Address.................. ..................


Postcode.............................. .................................. Daytime Tel No..........................................................


Please send your entry to: Lisa Rudgyard-Stenson, Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, 3 King Street, Clitheroe by 3rd July 2003


East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd will use the information you have given us for the purpose o f processing your request; including for verofication and credit control purposes. From time to time we and other companies in our group also have some great offers and special promotions and we would like to be able to share your information with


these companies. Please tick the box if you do not want us or other companies in our group to contact you by telephone and / or mail. □


* r 1 1 year y * ■ “V l - S ' s?’ Our qualified s ta ff not only create


up-to-the-minute styles including razor cutting,, but'haven't forgotten) the more traditional skills o f roller; \ setting arid cutting.


Sen io r Cit iz e n Sp ec ia l Ra t e s Tu esd a ys &■ W ed n esd a ys , Opening Times:


Tuesday 9am - 5pm . ■ Wednesday 9am - 5pm


1 _ - ■ Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9 am - 5pm . Saturday 8am - 1pm •


Sunday/Monday - CLOSED


Telephone' for appointment on (01200) 423793'-


18 Parson Lane, Clitheroe ” f . A ' ' ;


REMEMBER: Simply fill in the coupon on this page and deliver it by hand or post it to the Advertiser and Times office at 3 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EW with just one entry accepted per envelope. Entries must be received by July 3rd, with the winner to be ____________ announced just seven days later on July 10th.


RAWSONS HAIR DESIGN


Unisex Salon for Precision Cutting and Creative


Styling by


experienced and friendly Stylists


1 Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe


MONET HAIR


DESIGN


"Creative hair styles both traditional and modern"


1 7 Accrington Road, Whalley


Tel: 01254 823393


Get ready for Summer with all the latest styles and colours


"Enjoy ultimate styling for the best cuts around"


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47 KING STi»iWHAUEY-«,CUTHERpE • BB7 9SP "Vote forWhalley's Winning Team"


The BARBER SHOP York Street


When you just want ,a haircut and not a vasectomy


Styling £4.50 Crops from £3.40 Beards £2.00 Seniors £3.30


Open:


Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8.30-6pm Saturday 8.30-2pm


Monday and Thursday 8.30-7pn Ear Piercing £3.50 A _____________________________ WELLA HAIR COMPANY u,oo/...


TELEPHONE. 01200 423402 . OR CALL IN AT


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nominated by Anthony Moscolo owner of Toni&GuyUK


17 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE A. p i p p i n g


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LANGITO’S new Rose Queen perl formed her first official task withil minutes of being crowned.


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; Amy Crabtree (nine) cut a ribl ■bon to officially open the Si Leonard’s Church summer fair. [ Sunday school pupil Amy and


her retinue led the parade frorr Rogersfield to St Leonard’l Church for the crowning ceremonl and a service conducted by thj Rev. Brian Stevenson.


1 The afternoon’s events includccg


Survey sin goodrelatii with trust si


“NOTABLE” achievements in rej staff are shown by a survey, says (| NHS Trust.


Surveys are carried out by oil


trusts and the local one shows ml tion levels above the average thar| I t demonstrates year on yea


ments, a meeting of the trust bo Some 370 staff, 26.4% of the t


take part in the survey. It showed the management th


development included career prod portuninites, communications to i trust, consultation with staff, I Sense of feeling valued by the trul But responses from the staff J


high level of satisfaction with til tion of training and developmerf time made available to staff I active policies for dealing with c; sibilities, support from manager*] ing carer needs, communication bl and immediate managers, effect! relationships between staff and! managers, support by immediatg and proactive steps to prevent 1 and bullying. The trust board has now nominj


tor of Corporate Strategy Mr Graj as the person responsible for imf effective communication with all i The board says that it “unc


ensure that all employees are kejl informed about the objectives, pi and progress of the trust and acf that to achieve this a systematic I needed to ensure effective comi| with all employees.”


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