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28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, Juiy 7th, 2005 1 1 Success for health centre trio


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Ciitheroe'422324'(Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified)


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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Readers Win trip in


THREE computer-minded Ribble Val­ ley NHS staff received their European Computer Driving Licence certificates


Celebrating in style A MAGICAL and glamorous evening was enjoyed by pupils from St Augus­ tine’s at their leaving prom. Held at Mytton Fold Hotel, in


Langho, the Year 11 students arrived in style, with stretch limousines, vin­ tage cars and even a red helicopter escorting them to the venue. More than 140 pupils and 40 teach­


ers from the Billington school were treated to a three-course meal, disco and student presentations. Our picture shows some of the pupils


at their prom. (T040705/2k) ® More pictures in next month’s issue of the Valley magazine.


Plans in hand during library closure


CONTINGENCY arrangements should ensure local bookworms do not lose out during the temporary closure of Clitheroe Library. Essential maintenance work


needs to be carried out on the library meaning it will be closed from Monday, July 11th to Tues­ day, July 19th inclusive. Library staff are allowing bor­


rowers to take out extra books if they wish until Saturday to stop them running out of reading material during the closure. Other libraries in the area such


as Whalley and Chatburn will be open as usual. Borrowers have been given extra


time on their loan period to allow for the building closure so that no items will actually be due back during that time. Items already on loan can be


renewed by ringing 0845 0501083 or by accessing the Lancashire Libraries website at www.lan- cashire.gov.uk/libraries The library w ill reopen on Wednesday, July 20th, at 9-30


from Northern Technologies during a presentation last week. ■Sheila Healey from Waddington,


Anne Geldard and Susan Harper both from Clitheroe, received awards at the event, held to congratulate Trust staff who have completed their ECDL quali­ fication. All three work at Clitheroe Health


Centre. Steve Wilkinson, Business Develop­


ment Director of Northern Technolo­ gies, the business support and training group, opened the ceremony and empha­ sised the importance.of computer train­ ing: "ECDL enables steff to obtain a transferable qualification wherever they work. It is a benchmark for everyone to follow."


The ECDL covers essential aspects of


IT such as word-processing, spread­ sheets, databases, presentations and the Internet. It enables students to demonstrate


their computer skills, raising knowledge and productivity at work. The qualification has been adopted by


the NHS as their “standard” with many other staff also taking the course. Tutor Mr Michael Binns emphasised


the value of continuous development and said-the trio should be proud of what they have achieved: "We are here to celebrate this success


and congratulate everyone on complet­ ing the course, your hard work has paid off." Pictured, from the left: Sheila Healey,


Anne Geldard and Susan Harper with their ECDL certificates, (s)


THIS week we have teamed up with Cash Generator to offer our readers the chance to win a flight in a hot air balloon at the Burnley Balloon Fes­ tival, which takes place on July 30th and 31st. Cash Generator is


the buy and sell store, where customers can take most of their unwanted goods and the store will buy them for instant cash (subject to terms and


tographic equipment, DVD players, jew­ ellery, sports equip­ ment - all at unbeliev­ able prices. Cash Generator also


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conditions). The store sells pre­


used, graded and new goods, including tele­ visions, steroes, pho-


Queslion: How much hoi air does the Cash Generator bal­ loon hold?


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Surname: ...............................Date of birth......................... Address:.................................................................................... Post Code:


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Please send your entry to: Burnley Balloon Festival Competition, Promotions Department, East Lancashire _ Newspapers, Bull Street, Burnley, BBl I IDP, by July 15th.


From time to time we, and other complies in our eroup. have some great olTers and special promotions wnicli we may like to infonn you about Please tick the box if vou do not want us or other compa- nies in our group to contact you by telephone and/or mail i— 1


cash most types of cheques and cus­ tomers can send and receive money world­ wide as the store is agents for Western Union money trans­ fers. Mr Ray Owen, who


is the owner of Cash Generator, has been


involved in ballooning for the past 28 years. Last year, he bought


a new balloon to pro­ mote his business. The balloon is made by Lindstrand Bal­ loons, and is made from three different materials. The balloon is a


type 90A, which holds 90,000 cubic feet of hot air and will carry up to four people, including the pilot. It uses propane gas


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 7th, 2005 29


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competitionsoffersholidays air balloon


as fuel, has a double burner and the basket is. made of wicker, which is very strong and durable. The bal­ loon is also available for charities to use. Ray, who is 58-


years-old, bought the Burnley store last year, and also has another Cash Genera­ tor shop in St Helens. We are offering one lucky reader a chance to win a flight in the Cash Generator bal­ loon.


(minimum


height restrictions apply) All you have to do is


answer the question on the coupon and send it in to us. The winning person


must be available dur­ ing the Burnley Bal­ loon Festival weekend at Towneley Park at either 6 a.m. on both mornings or 6 p.m. on Saturday evening. Your flight will take place during one of these slot times weather permitting.


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this is just a small selection of the holidays we offer.


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Offer on any fabric or cushion in the A/lusbury Department. Offer available from 8th-17th July Tell 0 1 2 8 2 4 2 0 3 3 3


IS iS Open 7 Days


Mon-Fri 9.30-5.30 Sat 9.30-6 Sun 10.30-5


Late Night Thurs till 8pm


Barden M I L L


Q B AU TYD ISC X IU NT SHOPPING


all made to measure curtains please call in fer a quote- many other offers in store


London Summer Days


This very special offer one 5-day London break includes coach travel to London and 4 nights accommodation in the well located 3-star Days Hotel, Waterloo. Whilst you're in London, there is so much to see and do and to help you make the most of your time in the capital we've specially arranged some good value optional excursions. Theie'll be the chance for you to take a London sightseeing tour, optional visits to Royal Windsor and Windsor Castle and Hampton Court Palace and this is also a chance to take in a


top West End show. Included in the price: Return luxury coach travel to London • 4 nights accommodation in a shared twin room with private


facilities at the 3-star Days Hotel, Waterloo • Full buffet


breakfasts. Operated by Newmarket- 25th July & 2nd August


5 days from £189


Lake Garda: Sparkling Italian Jewel This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a stay on the sun-blessed shores


of this, Italy's largest and most spectacular lake. Its clear blue waters, backed by the wooded slopes of craggy mountains, are fringed by stylish, elegant resorts, completing the perfect picture-postcard scene which has drawn visitors for the last 100 years, and which today continues to make Garda one of the most popular of all 'lakes and mountains' destinations. Choose from a selection of hotels in or near some of the lake's most


celebrated resorts, each not only offering all the ingredients to ensure a


memorable holiday, hut also a perfect base from which to explore. The piice includes: Return flights tram Blackpool to Italy • Return airport to hotel transfers • 7 nights accommodation at your chosen hotel • Continental/buffet breakfasts • Evening meals • The setvices of our resort representative • All airport taxes.


Operated by Newmarket - 9th & 16th October, 2005 8 days by Air Direct from Blackpool Airport from £399 V ,


contact us NOW for a full list of holidays and other offers we have available


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