Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) ClittMrpe Advertiser & Times; Thursday, September 7th, 2006
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Plum Baby food
READERS have the chance to win one of four Plum Baby food hampers. Plum Baby offers a range of
adventurous recipes based on high-quality ingredients and packed full of important nutri ents for the little person. All the recipes use the super
grain quinoa as a base ingredi ent. Quinoa is higher in pro tein, iron and calcium than rice, is naturally gluten-free and easy for babies to digest. Created by chef and moth-
er-of-three Susie Willis, Plum Baby is the UK’s first baby food range to carry Fairtrade accreditation. The Plum Baby range
comes in sbe delicious and orig ina l flavours, including parsnip, apple and pea, and blueberry, banana and vanilla.
Plum Baby is delighted to
announce that finding its “per fect pots of superfoods” is now easier than ever, with Boots, Sainsburys and Booths all now stocking them. All you have to do to stand
a chance of winning one of the Plum Baby food hampers is to answer the question on the coupon and submit your entry by the closing date. For more information on
Plum Baby visit the website W W W .
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Clitheroe Advertiser 8 Times Newspapers 2006A n n u a l ^ onny ^aby Competii
The competition is open to all chilcJren up to the age
of four and photographs will be taken FREE OF CHARGE at Woolworths, Castle Street, Clitheroe on September 12th, 15th and 16th, between 10.00am and 4.15pm (exiuding lunch 12.30-1.30pm).
The winner will receive a linen effect bonded print, trophy and £30 worth of Woolworths vouchers. Second place
King OF THE, O a s t l e
will receive a smaller print and £15 worth of Woolworths vouchers and third place will receive a print and £10 worth of vouchers.
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L i l i y O P t h p X I l C E
WOOLWORTHS ‘l2 Price Stationery
Castle Street, Clitheroe & Uniforms from £5 A B CPortraits
OUR picture shows Peter Meadows presenting the award to Helen Colley (B03080G/2a)
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It’s California dreamin’ thanks to tasty raisins
by Julie Magee
A TRIP to California is in store for a lucky quartet from Farmhouse Fare fol lowing the Clitheroe-based pudding company “raisin the roof” at a trans-Atlantic awards ceremony. The m u l ti-aw a rd winning
company scooped first place in this year’s California Raisins Innovation Awards - in 2005 Farmhouse F a re was named runner-up. Peter Meadows from the Cal
ifornia Raisin Administrative Committee, which organises the awards, said: “Our panel of five judges had a strict set of criteria an d p re t ty m u c h a ll of th e Farmhouse F a re pro d u c ts smashed all th e reco rd s for taste, consistency, innovation
and, of course, the amount of raisins.” He added th a t the judges had
particularly enjoyed the compa ny’s lemon meringue pudding. The awards were established
in 2004 to recognise innovative and imaginative use of Californ ian raisins in the food industry. Made at the company’s Lin
coln Way s i te . Farmhouse Fa re ’s range of puddings uses traditional recipes handed down through the generations. • Farmhouse Fare is through
to the finals of the UK’s nation al “business Oscars” for the sec ond year running. I t was la s t y e a r ’s o u tr ig h t
winner in the small-to-medium- sized business of the year cate gory of the National Business Awards. Th at was a huge coup for the h ig h - fly in g local company.
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founded and ru n by Gisburn farmers’ daughter Helen Colley, a n d now her c om p an y is through to the national finals again, competing in not one, but two categories. Th ey are the AXA Small-to-Medium-Sized Business of the Year Award and the Credit Suisse Entrepreneur of the Year. The 10 national finalists in
each of the 12 competition cate go ries m u s t now p re p a re to make their presentations in per son to a further panel of expert judges, including senior execu tives, academics and business specialists, la te r th is month. The winners will receive their honours a t a glittering gala din ner, hosted by BBC TV's Fiona Bruce, a t London's Grosvenor House Ho tel on Tuesday, November 7th.
• RAIDERS stole a quantity of ciga re t te s from Prim rose Garage, Clith eroe, ov er th e weekend. T h ey sm a sh ed
their way into the W h a lley R oad garage a n d to ok th e . c ig a r e t te s between 9 p.m. on Sunday an d 5-30 a.m. on Monday. Call C l i th e ro e
Police on 443344, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111. if you can help.
Charged with affray
CLITHEROE man Martin Grime (34), of Conway Avenue, had his case committed to Preston Crown C ourt when he appeared before magistrates sitting in Blackburn. Grime, who was granted bail, faces an alle
gation of committing affray in the SO Bar, in King Street, Clitheroe.
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