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THIS week we have teamed up with North West Food Lovers’ Festival to be able to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a luxury boxed hamper and a pair of tickets to visit the festival. There are also 10 runners- up prizes who can also win a
pair of tickets. Celebrate all that is best in
locally produced food and drink at the inaugural North West Food Lovers’ Festival. It is to be held over the week end of A u ^ t 13th to 14th in the historic and picturesque grounds of Stonyhurst Col lege, Hurst Green, near Clitheroe, Lancashire. Visitors will be able to taste
and buy the wdest range of “home grown” bakery' goods,
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meats, fish, cheeses, jams, chutneys and much more from over 70 food and drink
stalls. There will also be celebrity
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chef demonstrations, fascinat ing food seminars and work shops, competitions, a local beer tent, gourmet catering, children’s entertainment and craft stalls. The festival opens daily
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry is £5 for adults, £4 for senior citizens and £2 for children, with free entry for anyone aged under two. Parking, including access to disabled spaces, is free so join organis ers for a delicious day outl And to put you in the
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Every week [I] Occasionally □ Hardly ever □ Please send your enuy to: North West Foold Lovers’ Festival Competition. Promotions Department, East Laneashire Newspapers, Bull Street, Burnley, BB11 I DP, by August lOlh.
From lime to lime we, and other companies in our croup, have some ■Teat offers and special promotions which we may like to mfonn you about Please lick the box if you do not want us or other companies in our group to contact you by telephone and/or mail | |
mood, why not enter our com petition to tvin a pair of tick ets and a luxury boxed ham per worth £150, which is packed with goodies such as those pictured from festival exhibitors, and don't forget there are 10 runners-up prizes of pairs of tickets. Simply answer the question
on the coupon and send it in to us.
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Patient hit dentist in the face with a clipboard
A DENTIST was hit in the face with a clipboard after asking a patient to fill
in a form. Blackburn magistrates heard he was
working at Clitheroe hospital as a NHS dentist at the time of the assault. Nigel Graham Biddulph (40), of Manor
Road, Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to assault ing Peter Vaughan-Williams. He was ordered to do 12 months community reha bilitation and pay £200 compensation to Mr Vaughan-Williams and £50 costs. Miss Judy Balderstone (prosecuting) said Biddulph attended for a 10-45 a.m.
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appointment, having been referred by his GP. After an examination, Mr Vaughan- Williams decided he needed X-rays, but Biddulph seemed worried about that and what it might cost. “He was reassured that all the treatment
would be free and handed a form to fill in while he waited for an appointment,” said Miss Balderstone. “At th a t point he became abusive
towards the dentist. He was asked to leave, but instead approached Mr Vaughan- Williams and hit him in the face with the
clipboard.” Miss Balderstone said that at the time of
the incident Biddulph was on bail for offences of assault and assault causing
actual bodily harm. Liz Parker (defending) said her client
had difficulties as a result of drug-induced
psychosis. “In the past he has abused illegal sub
stances including heroin, cocaine and cannabis, resulting in this condition,” said
Miss Parker. “He had not been to the dentist for a
long time and he was apprehensive. One of the forms he was given suggested he was schizophrenic and he took exception to
that.”
Residents share war memories
WARTIME memories were shared by resi dents during a street party to celebrate the
anniversary of VE Day. Organised by Clitheroe Care Home, the
event, to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, was also enjoyed by residents’ families, staff and the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mary Robinson. Dressed in 1940’s clothes, staff served Spam
sandwiches, jelly and custard and lemonade to the party-goers. A sing-a-long to war songs, pass-the-parcel and dancing was also enjoyed
by everyone. “We tried to make the day as authentic as
possible,” said Mrs Jean Wooff, manager of the home. “It was good tor the residents who talked about the old days.” Our picture shows everyone enjoying the party. (A070705/2)
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•VANDALS caused £300 damage when they scratched the offside doors of a Rover 25. The gold car was parked at the rear of Quarry Farm
Court, Chatburn, when the
offenders struck. The incident took place
between 9-30 p.m. on Thurs day and 8 a.m. on Friday.
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