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


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An audience with the P awaits friends


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FOUR friends from Stony- hurst College are taking part in an historic occasion, celebrating Mass in Ger­ many with the new Pope Benedict XVI to mark World Youth Day 2005. Eliza Warrilow (17), her


brother Ben (14), Victoria Robinson (17) and Philip Leonard (15) are attending the 20th World Youth Day in Cologne this week. World Youth Day is a week


long gathering from Tuesday to Sunday organised by the


Catholic Church. I t brings together hundreds of thou­ sands of young people from all over the world every two or three years. The Pope will con­ clude the event by celebrating Mass before 800,000 young pilgrims. It will be the Pope’s first official engagement out­ side the Vatican. As pilgrims, the pupils’ spir­


itual journey will be to Cologne where, in the great cathedral, are honoured the relics of the Magi, the Wise Men from the East who fol­ lowed the star which led them


Event to make a wish come true


THE Kibble Valley is hosting a fund-rais­ ing event for the Make A Wish charity. Titled “Soiree in the Garden”, the event is being staged at the Mytton Fold Hotel in Langho next month. On Sunday, September 11th singer


James Loynes will be entertaining guests and there will be a buffet. Organiser Doreen Taylor said: “Weather allowing, we are looking forward to a lovely sum­ mer’s evening enjoying the wonderful gar­ dens and location of Mytton Fold. There will be good food, excellent entertainment with not only James, but we also have comedian Don Banks joining him.” Tickets are available from Doreen. She can be contacted on 01254 813520.


to Christ. This week’s events will include pilgrimages, retreats and discussions. Jonathan Hewat, marketing


and admissions manager at Stonyhurst College said: “None of the pupils have been to World Youth Day before. They were looking forward to the experience and the chance to listen to the new Pope.” Pictured are the four pupils


from Stonyhurst College attending the World Youth Day. They are, from left to right, Philip, Eliza, Vicky and Ben. (s).


Staff’s big swim for Breast Cancer UK


SWIMMING 480 lengths is nothing to staff at a Ribble Valley hotel - if it means raising money for Breast Cancer UK. Eight super-fit members of staff at the


Clarion Hotel and Foxfields Restaurant, Billington, made a splash for charity by rais­ ing over £1,000 by tackling a sponsored swim. The generous team completed 480 lengths in


three hours. The charity challenge was organised by


manager, Mrs Lydia Forshaw. Members that took part in the event


included, Gererd Moreno, Amie Richardson, Rachel Moody, Jacky Edwards, Deborah Nicholson, Beverley Gayle, Rebecca Maiti and Lydia Forshaw. Our picture shows staff members making a splash for charity. (G060805/1)


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Nelson & Colne Town Centres Thursd ag ISth flugust - Su nd a y 2Ist f lu g u s t


Thursday I5lh tlugust Cbine Cbntinenlel Market and Indoor Market


Saturday 20lh ‘flu^tusl Nelaon Continental Market, Street Market and Indoor Market


Sunday 2lsl Nelson Continental Market and Indoor Market


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Just 1,500kg of Vorsprung durch Technik. The Limited Edition TT quattro Sport.


Stripped-back to the bare performance-essentials, this lightweight Limited Edition Audi TT has been designed and built with a fundamental principle in mind - minimum weight, maximum power. Just 1,500kg of Vorsprung durch Technik generates an impressive 237bhp and is capable of 0-62mph in 5.9 seconds. A fitting tribute to 25 years of quattro permanent all-wheel drive, the TT quattro Sport is a true driver's car.


The Audi TT range starts at just £20,725 ROTR. For more information or to arrange a test drive Blackburn Audi, please contact us for details below.


The Limited Edition TT quattro Sport from £249 per month 35 monthly


On the road price


£29,360.00 Deposit £8,808.00


■payments of £249.00


First monthly payment of *


£374.00 Blackburn Audi


Amount of Credit


£20,552.00


Optional final payment * *


£13,829.00


Total amount payable


£31,477.89 Typical 4.2% APR


Trident Park Whitebirk Drive Blackburn Lancashire BB1 3HT


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01254 668777 www.blackburn.audi.co.uk


* Administration fee of £125 payable with first monthly payment. ** Purchase fee of £95 payable with finalpayment. Finance example is based on 36 months for an Audi TT Quattro Sport only with annual mileage of 10,000 miles (maximum mileage 30,000). Model shown is an Audi TT quattro Sport at £29,355.00 ROTR. Recommended On-The-Road (ROTR)


retail price includes delivery charge, full tanir of fuel, number plates, Road Fund Licence and first registration fee. Official fuel consumption figures or the Audi TT quattro Sport in mpg (1/100km) from; Urban 21.3 (13.3), Extra Urban 39.8 (7.1), Combined 30.1 (9.4). C02 emissions 228 g/km.


King William Street - Blackburn


Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 25 to the 28 August 2005


Telephone: Markets office on 01254 52911 E-mail: markets@blackburn.gov.uk OERAUOm


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Light cluster damage THE rear light cluster of a Peugeot 306 was targeted by vandals during the early


hours of Sunday. The vehicle was parked in Highfield


Road, Clitheroe, when the offenders struck, causing £200 damage. Police believe the vandals also dented the rear nearside panel of the car.


Natural looking airbrush tans applied in the privacy and comfort of your own home


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