Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, July 28th, 2005 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Readersplus I r n r ' Southport


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first for local information in print and on-line 2005 TICKET OFFER T he S o u th po r t F lower S h o w


combines seaside atmosphere with a ceiebration of ail that is best from the gardening world.


This outside horticultural occasion stands in 34 acres of Victoria Park, offering something for everyone, making it a perennial favourite - . August 18, 19, 20 and 21.


Ticket prices (advance booking prices) Adult £12, Senior Citizen/Registered Disabled £11, Children under 16 will be admitted free of charge when accompanied by a ticket holding adult.


For further information and booking, call Leanne/Sarah on 01282 426161 ext: 504 (Monday-Friday 9am-5.30pm).


Alternatively call into the Clitheroe Advertiser Office.


^ flower show 18ih 19ii. 20ti, 21.1 august 2005


THIS week we have teamed up with Southport Flower Show to offer six readers the chance to \vin two tickets each to visit this year’s spectacular event in the resort’s Victoria Park from August 18th to 21st, 2005. The Southport Flower Show is the


UK’s largest independent flower show and this year promises to be a truly international event with the theme World of Travel providing a backdrop for spectacular gardens, flowers, furniture, crafts and lifestyle products. With live demonstrations, question


and answer sessions with the experts, designer gardens, entertainment, family attractions, a host of celebri­ ties, and more attractions under cover than ever before, it’s a great day out for everyone. Please visit www.southportflowershow.co.uk for more information or to purchase tick­ ets telephone Ticketmaster on 0870 44 44 226 (£1.50 transaction fee for credit card/ internet bookings). Also we are able to offer four lucky


readers the chance to win tickets to see Andrew Grisewood, the maestro of floral art in his own show at South- port Theatre on August 20th, 2005 to coincide with Southport Flower Show. With the emphasis on glitz and


glamour, Andrew creates floral dis­ plays that bedazzle the most creative mind. Travelling the world in search


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of unusual flowers and backdrops for his designs, this show provides an insight into a spectacular world of high profile celebrities with a sprin­ kling of gossip all delivered \vith high camp humour and perfectly mani­ cured nails! Even it you know nothing about


floral design, you are bound to enjoy the magnificent displays of blooms that culminate in a glorious finale fill­ ing the stage with flowers and sparkling crystals. The show is performed with


unmatched showbiz flair that has resulted in Andrew being rightfully christened “The Liberace of Flower Arrangers!” Tickets are £12 with group dis­


counts available. To purchase tickets telephone Ticketmaster on 0870 6077560 (subject to booking fee) or for Groups 10+ 0800 5875007 or visit wiv^v.ticketmaster.co.uk.


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Ultraframe wins a second court fight


By Duncan Smith______


ULTRAFKAME, the Clitheroe- based conservatory giant, has won another court battle with an industry rival - the second in the space of a month. This time it was in dispute with


the Burnden Group Pic, which launched two legal actions alleging that Ultraframe (UK) Limited, an Ultraframe director and two wholly- owned subsidiaries of Ultraframe (N o r th s ta r and Seaquest) had


infringed Burnden's intellectual property rights. The complex case involved the


Burnden Group buying old intellec­ tual property rights in what Ultra­


frame alleged was an attempt to restrict competition in the conserva­ tory market. Now the Court of Appeal has


ruled in favour of Ultraframe, dis­ missing both of Burnden’s action in them entirety. Burnden will therefore receive no damages in respect of the multi-million pound claims that it brought. Burnden is also expected to be ordered to pay Ultraframe's costs in this matter. This latest Court of Appeal judg­


ment follows a separate judgement from the same court in late June. That case, which had run for almost two years, involved another industry rival. Eurocell. Ultraframe successfully argued that Eurocell had copied the design


Invitation to residents


RESIDENTS in the Salthill area of Clitheroe are invit­ ed to a Police and Community Together (PACT) meet­ ing. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, between 5 and 7


p.m at Clitheroe Cricket Club. I t will be hosted by PC Cliff Woodcock, of Clitheroe police. Residents will be given the chance to voice their concerns on any policing issues that they may have. In addition, residents in the Littlemoor ward are invited to a PACT meeting next Thursday, between 5 and 7 p.m. The meeting will be held at Clitheroe Rugby Club in Littlemoor Road, and will again be hosted by PC Woodcock. If anyone is unable to attend, they can leave a message on the police officer’s voicemail by calling 01200 458726.


of its market-leading Ultralite 500 roofing system for a rival product named Pinnacle 500. Ultraframe has since obtained an injunction pre­ venting Eurocell’s sale of the infring­ ing product and the Clitheroe com­ pany expects to recover multi-mil- lion pound damages. Linda Doughty, Ultraframe (UK)


Ltd Marketing Director, said: ”We are pleased to have achieved two sig­ nificant victories in the Court of Appeal in the past few weeks, which support our substantial ongoing investment in innovative, market leading products. “We are keen to continue to


improve standards in the industry for the benefit of our employees, cus­ tomers and shareholders."


Water treatment trial


A WATER treatment trial is to take place at Ribblesdale Pool, Clith­ eroe. Ultra-violet technology


is to be linked to the learner pool for the next six months in a bid to monitor the Impact on the water quality. Members of Ribble


Valley Borough Council’s Community Committee


heard that there were in excess of 130,000 atten­ dances at the swimming pool each year and there were potential benefits from the installation of ultra-violet as an addition to hypo-chlorine tre a t­ ment currently in place. Cryptosporidium was chlorine resistant and ultra-violet treatment would act as a buffer.


Cathedral venue for service


CADETS and Badgers from Clitheroe were enrolled as members of the St John Ambulance during a special service at Blackburn Cathedral. Five youngsters from the local unit


joined the brigade as cadets and two youngsters, Bethany and Jordan Wetherby, were enrolled as Badgers - junior members aged between six and 10 years. The children and their parents were joined at the service by St John Ambu­


lance county staff officers and 14 civic dignitaries from across Lancashire. The Very Rev. Christopher Armstrong,


the Dean of Blackburn and chaplain of the Order of St John, enrolled a total of 32 new youth members during the serv­ ice of thanksgiving and rededication. Pictured are, from the left: back row,


Bethany and Jordan Wetherby and Oliv­ er Marrow; front row, Georgina Hayton, Bethany Tomlinson, Louise Whiteside and Katrina Wozniak. (s)


Vandals target parked car


VANDALS damaged the rear window of a Peugeot 806 when they shot a t it with an airgun.More than £300 damage was caused when the offenders targeted the vehicle, while it was parked in York


Street, Clitheroe. Police investigations are continuing into the incident, which took place between 4 and 6 p.m. on Friday, July 15th. Anyone with information is asked to call Clitheroe police on 443344.


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ABOVE: The newly-rcfurbishcd shop. G250705/2b BELOW: How Ihe shop looks from the outside. 0250705/24


need to vis it The Barber Shop. Due to increasing demand and extensive cus­ tomer research, the popular shop, which particularly caters for men, is introducing an appointment system. Perfectly situated in York


Street, Clitheroe, for years men have come to the tradi­ tional shop to share their laughs and “let their hair down” while they continued to wait to have their hair cut, trimmed, shaved and coloured by expert and pro­ fessional stylists. The business has been suc­


cessfully run by proprietor and highly qualified barber, Gary Arthur, who said: “The appointment system, we hope, will allow us to provide a more convenient and effi­ cient service. As well as an appointment system, cus­ tomers can still come in and wait as before. “The booking service is


available to everyone, so please do not feel upset if someone walks straight in after you having been waiting for some time. This facility is offered to everyone - there is


absolutely no preferential treatment shown whatsoev­ er.” In addition to Gary, the


thriving business boasts three part-time stylists, Sharon Hargreaves, Jill Harris and Alex Fernsom, who have more than 30 years of experi­ ence between them. They are always ready to provide cut- ting-edge hairstyles and bring out the best in people so they come back time after time. The shop has been treated


to a refurbishment pro­ gramme and now boasts con­ temporary interior and exte­ rior fittings, along with the latest styling equipment. Gary enjoys diverse hair­


dressing and always strives to provide the very best in men’s styling at extremely reason­ able prices. The Barber Shop is open


from Monday to Friday from 8-30 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the exception of Thursday, when the shop is open until 7 p.m. On Saturday it is open from 8-30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Gary hopes to expand


opening hours in the near future and the move will see the creation of a vacancy for an evening stylist. For any appointment with


the stylist of your choice, call 01200 444816.


ADVERTISING FEATURE


Advertising co-ordinated by LISA RUDGYARD-STENSON


Editorial written by FAIZAAFZAAL


^BARBERSHOP APPOINTMENTS


Opening times:


Monday-Friday..........8.30am-6pm Thursday ................8.30am-7pm Saturday..................8.30am-2pm


NOW BEING TAKEN PRICELIST:


Hair Cutting . . .from £5.00 Wash, Cut & Dry .. .£7.50 Beard Trimming__£2.50 Boys C u t............... £4.50 Senior Citizens.......£3.70 (Mon-Fri 9.30am-3pm)


Crops ...................£4.00 Ear Piercing . . . .each £3.50


STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone: 444816


UNIT 2, YORKSHIRE


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