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this is just a small selection of the holidays we offer.
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^HE PYRAMIDS ^ __ 5^ Cairo &
holidays' by air, coach arid train plus cruises, weekend breaks and concert travel I^COACH/CRUIS?^— ----------- ------- — ---------------------------- ^ SS Walter Scott & Delightful Trossachs
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The Pyramids Enjoy a taste ot Egypt for a fabulous price! Four nights' accommodation at a well located 5* hotel in Cairo will give you plenty of time to experience the . many treasures of this . extraordinary and vibrant city. , ' Then there's a fascinating full day guided tour to discover the Pyramids of Giza and ancient Saqqara - magnificent sights to which words and pictures simply cannot do justice!
What's included; Return scheduled | flights to Cairo, 5*^ hotel accommodation in Cairo for four nights, Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Transfers between the airport and hotel. Air Passenger Duty & Taxes Services of an experienced Tour Manager in Egypt
Join us as we explore the legendary Trossachs and enjoy a cruise through the dramatic scenery along the waters of Loch Katrine aboard the S.S. Walter Scott. Include excursions; Glasgow guided half-day panoramic tour and Full day through the Trossachs.
What's included: 2 nights half board, en-suite twin/double room, two excursions and luxury coach transport throughout.
Operated byTrayelscope' 5 days from £499 dep; Sept, Oct, Nov 2005 CRAFTS \ . ■I, Well Dressings, Derbyshire
Join us for this wonderful trip to Derbyshire to see the - creation and | beautifully - finished Well Dressings. At its simplest Well Dressings is the art of decorating springs and wells with pictures made of growing things. Our coach will take us to ffathersage for morning coffee, and then onto Wessington where we will see a variety of completed Well Dressings. Our next stop will be Buxton where you will have time to shop and have lunch before we see a dressing being made. After lunch we will travel to Chapel-en-le-Frith and Bayfield to visit more dressings. A truly relaxing day trip to remember.
Included In the price: Departure from the local area • Tea or coffee and scone In Hathersage • Return coaching • Service of a courier.,
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Ride the Flying Scotsman
Operated by Shearings 3 days
only £112 August 12th
in associationV with
Blackpool Airpdrtf ...enabling the regions to
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Come and enjoy a memorable summer's day out and recapture the romantic days of steam with a ride on the world's most famous steam train. But hurry... it's running from York to ■ Scarborough for just 11 weeks this summerl After a morning departure from your local area, we will take you by coach to York to board the 12.05pm Flying Scotsman service to Scarborough. On arrival, you will have two hours in this lovely Victorian seaside resort, which will be enough time to go down to the beach, or to explore the seafront and the shopping arcades. You will return on The Flying Scotsman which is due back into York at 4.05pm, where you will have some free time in this fine historic city, before commencing the homeward journey by coach at aboutEpm.
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Price includes: Coach travel from local pick-up points • Return ticket from York to Scarborough.
July 4th, 2005 1 day £15.50 0 31st August, 2005
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Date for popular
NCT sale ANOTHER of the very popular “Nearly New Sales” organised by the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) will be held at Clitheroe United Reformed Church next Saturday, June 11th. The NCT sales have a
good reputation for high quality, “nearly new” items for children under five and are always well- supported. The last sale, in February, raised more than £750, but more funds are needed in order to train two ante-natal teachers. Anyone with suitable goods to sell can call Hazel on 01254 822707 for details. Sellers receive 70% of the price achieved for their goods, with the remainder boosting NCT funds. Next Saturday’s sale
runs at the church in Moor Lane from 10-30 a.m. until noon.
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DANCE fever came to the Rib- ble Valley as 150 youngsters took part in the successful showcase of Alice In Wonderland, produced by the Mary Waddington School of Dance. Pictured in costume are David
Hulme as the White Rabbit, Ann Thomas as the Queen and Bethany Clews as Alice. The show ran for three nights
Dance fever designed to help Aids orphans Proceeds raised from ticket
at St Mary’s Centre and was extremely well attended. School principal Mrs Anne
Grogan said: “We only do these shows once every two years and so i t ’s important to get them right. “All the dancers put in a huge
amount of effort and it was really nice to see the shows so well attended.”
sales and catering revenue will go towards an African Aids orphan age project later this year. Mrs Grogan added: “We
always like to raise money for children’s charities and this year we decided that the African Aids orphanage would be a really wor thy cause.”
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Margo delights her audience
ONE of East Lan cashire’s characters, Margo Grimshaw, was the speaker at Clitheroe Probus. She enthralled the audience with her reminiscences of a lifetime spent in the licensed trade. Her story began
on Blackburn rail way station with a parting from her church lads’ brigade boy friend only to meet up with a United States Army ser geant.' Not many people go from the church
lads’ brigade to the US Army in one night - so it was no surprise to hear that Margo had three proposals of marriage before her 18th birthday. Starting after her marriage, Margo
entered the licensed trade. Although having no experience, she soon found it to be very much to her taste. She quickly realised that promotion of
your pub was the way to pull the customers in. Margo advertised the first topless bar staff who would make their appearance at 10 p.m. on a soon-to-be busy night in her pub. The news ot this spread like wildfire in Blackburn and on the night in question the bar was hea'ving with customers. At 10 p.m. prompt her husband and a male member of the bar staff removed their shirts to a storm of beer mats and whistling! Success came swiftly. Applying for a fresh
licence, Margo was informed by the bench that there were five pubs within fi've miles, as the crow flies, of her proposed new prem ises, to which Margo replied “My cus-
■ tomers don’t fly” - she got the licence! Probus members were also offered some
serious thoughts on solving the present binge drinking problems and Margo said she had passed her ■views on to a cabinet ininister in the current government. All members agreed it had been a very
enjoyable talk, with much humour bal anced with some thought-provoking .moments.
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