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Editorial written by .TRACY JOHNSON .
IF your New Year’s resolu tion is to'get fit, then why not choose a health club where you will not only shed the pounds but save
them too. Maree Leisure, located next
to the Stick House Hotel, Gis- burn, is a popular health club which has all your essential fit ness amenities under one roof. Celebrating its first year of
success, the former Stirk House Leisure Club was re vamped and refurbished by proprietor Kevin Maree and provides a state-of-the-art gymnasium, swimming pool and squash court. , Unique to the Kibble Valley,
PERSONAL tuition is a Uev to the health club’s success (BODOlOG/lc)
the health club offers members an ideal package guaranteed to prevent the boredom and monotony of training. For as little as £25 a month, mem bers are entitled to use the gym, pool, sauna, steam room and squash courts. “We aim to provide health
and fitness for all at a realistic price,” said Kevin. “Our suc cess over the last year has been down to the fact that we pro vide everything under one roof.” In ju s t one year Maree
Leisure has gone from strength to strength to become a firm favourite among fitness fanat ics. Set in a relaxed and friendly
environment, it offers each and every member the unique per sonal touch that has made its popularity grow. A ttra c tin g a va rie ty of
users, from busy mums and teenage sport competitors to pensioners, every member’s individual goal can be catered
. for and achieved through free expert advice from staff. Whether you are on a diet,
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training for a marathon or recovering from an injury or operation, the five highly- qualified instructors based at the club are on hand to give each member the personal tuition they require. . With a selection of up-to-
date machines available in the spacious gymnasium, includ ing treadmills, steppers, exer cise bikes and cross trainers.
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members have a varied choice of exercises to suit their fitness taste. And the diverse needs of
users are also catered for, with an extensive range of cardio vascular machines designed especially for people who have undergone any kind of heart surgery. The 10m heated swimming pool offers members an alternative to the gym, and, ivith one-to-one swimming les sons now available, anyone from the age of three to 93 can enjoy the benefits of the exer cise. Kevin, an experienced fit
ness trainer himself, has trans formed Maree Leisure into a place where people not only come to work out, but can also relax,'unwind and release stress in the opulent surround ings. With
ample.free parking,
members have no need to worry about additional costs. “Clients are guaranteed to
receive the best customer serv ice and value for money,” said the 27-year-old. “We are able to offer clients the personal attention they deserve, which in turn then results in them achieving big fitness results.” Opening times for Maree
Leisure are: Monday to Thurs day 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday 7 ■ a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
KEVIN MAREE (left) with instructor Gareth Dennett (B09010G/lb)
OUR picture shows pupils celebrating academic success (from the left) Mrs Christine Coates, Mr Steve Gray, Mr Jim Kenyon, Julie Richardson, Paul Holland and Jonathan Nutlall (s)
Experts study Roman find
EXPERTS are assessing the value of Roman treasure found on farmland in Gisburn. Archaeologists at the British
Museum in London are in the process of evaluating the small silver Roman ring discovered by Gisburn resident Glyn Peak back in May. He found th e ring using a metal detector on a field a t Shuttleworth Farm belonging t o ' John and Dorothy Falshaw. The ring, which is believed
to date back to the second or third century, recently quali fied as “treasure” at an inquest held by East Lancashire Coro ner Mr Michael Singleton. During the hearing, held to decide the fate of the ring, Mr
Singleton concluded th a t it was more than 300 years old, had been hidden and was of good quality silver, therefore passing all the necessary crite ria to be classed as “treasure”. Now experts at the British
Museum will decide how much money is paid to Mr Peak and Mr and Mrs Falshaw for the find, before handing it over to Lancashire Museum Services. Mrs Falshaw, a member of
th e newly-formed Gisburn Historical Society, said she was anticipating a call from the museum in the near future, but expected the ring’s historical value to far outweigh its mone tary one.
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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January,12th, 2006,. 15 -^ i w j . , i , v i » > . • • Students show off their engineering metal
TWO high-flying Kibble Valley pupils have completed their GCSE in engineering at Training 2000. Ribblesdale High School Technology College pupil Paul Holland (17), and Shaun Laurie (16), of St Augustine’s KC High School, Billington, have been celebrating after achieving the qualification. Mr Steve Gray, chief executive for the
scheme, announced that the Training 2000 students had achieved a 70% pass rate in
grades A* to C, which was more than dou ble the national average. He added: “These were the first Year 11
students to take their GCSE in engineering at Training 2000 and in the long term it can only benefit the industry.” Pupils were awarded trophies and certifi
cates during a presentation evening a t Myt- ton Fold Hotel, Langho. The top prize was handed out to Julie Richardson, of Garstang High School, who
NOCRISIT o a w e H A R e i s !
collected the Carose Trophy from engineer ing company boss Mrs (Ihristine Coates. A prize was also awarded to Jonathan Nut- tall, of Lostock Hall Community High School........ • Training 2000 is the largest independ
ent training provider in the North West. The scheme has helped individuals and employers locally, regionally, nationally and
■ more recently, internationally to prosper and grow.
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