Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) I ^ IIU IC .1 w c - r c . s .w ^ T :-3 Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes, Thursday, October 27th, 2005 Ribblesdale’s young enterprise www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


ENERGEO, the new Young Enterprise company at Ribbles- dale High School Technology College, was launched at a din­ ner dance attended by


wotel, Langho, the event e as supported by par­ ants, staff, friends, young ychievers from previous


180 guests. HHeld at Mytton Fold


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people.Guests of honour at the lively event were the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe and the deputy Mayor and Mayoress of the Kibble Valley. E Eight directors of


ears and local business L‘l I t * ' '


tion.They introduced the various company depart­ ments and went on to outline their plans for the year. t The company has


nergeo gave a presenta­


p ere able to discuss the broducts - a topical


otype board game.


nd put forth power”. w After the dinner, guest s


Gaken its name from a e reek word meaning “to anergise, to be at work


board game and a poetry t ook — with members of ehe team and great inter­ t st was shown in the pro­


were also sold. The launch evening


Shares in the company c proved to be a huge suc­


ame time. Y It was a UK first for


oless with both young and n d enjoying the opportu­ s ity to join together in hupporting Energeo and s ave some fun at the


boung Enterprise at Rib- i lesdale and, following bts success, looks set to


i truly launched, Energeo es looking forward to an


ecome a tradition. Having been well and


xciting and profitable year ahead.


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PICTURED top left are: Annmarie Ridgway, John- Paul Fagan, Tony Surkitt, Deborah Surkitt, Charlie Barber, Rachel Barber and Emily Croft at the Young Enterprise dinner dance (D071005/1O


ABOVE: Olivia George, Elouise Coburn and Holly Bond enjoying the event (D071005/lg)


LEFT: Mark Davies, Julia Ramsbottom, Edwina Ramsbottom and Trish Crowther celebrating (D071005/lb)


sOUR picture Dhows Phil Barnell, Jonny Gu c h a n a n , t raham Cur­ sis, Chris Daw­


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ABOVE: Joe Freeman, Antony Freeman and Rob Webster toast their success (D071005/ld)


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on and Ross MacEwan with g the board


have designed (D07100.5/1C)


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A NEW outlet specialising in outdoor shooting pursuit equip­


ment has opened in Clitheroe. a Clay time Limited, set up by John


rand Linda Roberts, stocks a wide s nge of accessories, from gun care to


Having a shot at business...


Advertising co-ordinated by LISARUDGYARD


ADVERTISING FEATURE


hooting equipment and clothing. R Based at Siddows Farm, Henthorn


eqoad, the purpose-built outlet is fully eruipped to meet the needs of shoot­


Editorial written by TRACY JOHNSON


s, whether experienced or novice. K Claytime Limited is a first for the


a ibble Valley and John, who is


the area needed a store which could cater specifically for the high demands of the popular sport.


lready an experienced shooter, felt


ble Valley which stocks the items we do, so therefore we felt there was def­ initely scope to establish one here, he


“There is no other store in the Kib­


explained. Shooting since the age of eight,


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39.2 (7.21. CO. emissions 173 g/km. Audi Finance reserve the right to withdraw this campaign without notice. A'v J i m m A WIDE range of accessories (B211005/2b) _ THE outlet meets the needs of the experienced and the novices (B21100a/2a) lShooting Association coach who gives John is a qualified Clay Pigeon Winchester and Beretta, while the ble to buy are: Miroku, Browning,


essons in the sport and offers expert advice.Clearly a family-run business, he and his wife, Linda, are also qualified deer stalkers, while their sons Michael (12) and Steven (10), are both up-and-coming clay pigeon shooters.Claytime Limited is easy to reach and stocks a range of guns and rifles, clothing and equipment used for clay pigeon and game shooting, deer stalk­ ing and vermin control. a Among the brands of guns avail­


MORE busi­ ness stars - Ryan Bibby, Russell Daw­


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Rlist of rifles on offer includes CZ, cquipment, timney triggers and gun


uger Tikka, Saker and Remington. e As well as providing re-loading tabinets, the outlet also manufac­


wures deer high seats and dog kennels, sountry clothing essential for the


hich can be custom-made to order. c There is an extensive range of hport, with makes including Deer-


aunter, Laksen, Beretta, Top Gun


Aigle and Garlands. u With all your shooting essentials


nd Le Chameau, plus footwear by t nder one roof, Claytime Limited is


he perfect place to stock up for the season ahead.


JOHN and Linda Roberts (B2U005/2c)


Unit lA, Siddows Farm, Hemhom Road Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 3BY Telephone: 01200 423111 Mobile: 07966 391690


New and Used Shotguns and Rifles. Cartridges and Ammunition. Part Exchange Welcome. Guns Bought for Cash. Gun Storage. Gun Repairs and Alterations. Clay and Game Shooting Equipment. Deer and Vermin control Equipment. Country Clothing and Footwear.


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