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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 12 ClitheroeAdvertiser&Times, Thursday. January11th.2007. _______________________www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Feel fit, toned-up and look your best in 2007


DO you want to shed those'extra pounds put on during ttio foEiivp cpncnn. opt fit and have the added bonus of


I f so, then you can look and feel great in 2007 courtesy of Maree Leisure.


Perfectly situated next to the popular Stirk House Hotel, off the A59, near Gisbum, the leisure club, which provides an ideal way to relax' and unwind thanks to the state-of-the-art leisure facilities for today’s health­ conscious people, is celebrating its second anniversary.


For the past two years the well- equipped facility, which is run by proprietor Kevin Maree and his team of dedicated and qualified instmctors, has earned an enviable reputation in the area.


In little time, Kevin (28), who has a wealth of experience under his belt, and his team, has retained high levels of customer care, ensuring people from far and wide return to use the fitness facility.


So much so, that the club has earned excellent reviews in national and regional newspapers and magazines, such as the Daily Mirror and Closer magazine, and has been featured frequently on BBC Radio Lancashire for its commitment to helping soap stars achieve their desired long-term weight loss.


Maree Leisure continues to go from strength-to- strength, resulting in a perfect place for fitness fanatics to work out and at the same time release stress in opulent surroundings - and all from as little as £35 a month.


The establishment boasts a spacious gymnasium, which houses contemporary equipment complete with a widescreen plasma television, providing clients with a haven of health and entertainment.


The modem equipment at the gym includes cross trainers, steppers, treadmills and exercise bikes.


And bearing in mind the diverse needs of users, the gym also stocks an extensive range of cardiovascular machines, which are especially designed for people who have undergone any kind of heart surgery.


The health club is modem in style and appearance and the moment customers step inside the facility they can experience a warm and friendly atmosphere.


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[ i OFFER 1 m £600 for 2 years membership Exercise and weight loss is a commitment. Get committed and savehundreds


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I OF lUE R/HODLEWEIGHT On 20th April we are hosting an evening dinner with Steve Collins, Alan Minter and Richie Woodall


Tickets include 3 course meal and entertainment Tickets £60


Or £50 if buying a table of 10 Or £80 including bed and breakfast


This promises to be a fantastic evening with three of the greatest ever middieweights who have a reputation as great entertainers on the after dinner speaking circuit


For more details or for tickets ring 078S9953543


FREE liemisersiiip For your chance to win a years free


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membership at Maree Leisure, to include full use of all the facilities for 1 YEAR, send your name and address to Maree Leisure or text


your name and full address to 07899953543 saying newspaper competition entry.


Monthly Membership available from £35pm


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Stirk House Hotel (A59) Gisburn BBT 4LJ


Tel: 01200 445099 www.mareeleisure.co.ul OFFER 2


£400 for 14 months' membership


£200 for 6 months membership


DO you want to shed those'extra pounds put on during the festive season, get fit and have the added bonus of working out alongside celebrities?


More present-day sporting activities offered include a 10m. luxurv swimmins Dool with relaxation area, sauna, steam


10m y g po room, fast-tan sunbed, toning tables and a squash court.


And customers will be glad to hear that there is also a host of special exercise classes to choose from. These include rehabilitation, nutrition consultations and personal training and yoga.


Maree Leisure has a strong reputation for offering a personal service arid there are one-to-one swimming lessons available. Each gym programme is designed by specialist fitness advisors, appealing to both the young and old alike. Age is certainly-no barrier for exercise at the club, as it boasts members from as young as 18 to as old as 89!


The business has been further strengthened with the appointment of ex-serviceman Terry Jeffries.


The plucky 66-year-old is working at the gym alongside his fellow professional colleagues and keen to welcome more ____


senior-citizens.


Commenting on the success of the club so far, Kevin, who is an experienced qualified trainer, said: “The membership continues to increase every mqnth and the health club continues to go from strength-to-strength.


Commenting on the success of the club is an expenenced qualified trainer, said,


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“Maree Leisure is ideal for anyone wishing to unwind after work, work-out during the day or simply take advantage of gentle exercise to produce a feeling of well-being.


“We are delighted with the success of the club so far, as during 2006 we have been successful in attracting celebrities, who have enjoyed toning up, getting fit and losing weight. We attract people from all walks of life and of all ages and are fortunate to have an 89-year-old member.


“We are renowned for having celebrities train here. When we see them on television we all know they have trained and taken advice from the brilliant instructors at the club. And we have agreed to train more celebrities next year for weight-loss campaigns.


“We hope 2007 will see more members and more celebrities walking through the doors and using the first-class facilities on offer at Maree Leisure.”


Looking to the future, plans are in the pipeline to extend the existing gym and open another leisure club in the Ribble ■Valley later this year - hence the creation of more jobs in the area.


Opening times for Maree Leisure are Monday to Thursday 7a.m. to 10p.m., Friday 7a.m. to 9p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 8a.m. to 8p.m.


LOCAL offi­ cers, above, using the


technology as part of


Operation Thunder


(S08120G/la) and right, the high-powered equipment


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A POLICE operation aimed at cracking down on travelling criminals has been hailed a success. Operation Thunder saw uni­


Anyone requiring further information of the leisure club’s amenities, benefits and tariffs is asked to call 01200 445099 or log onto www.mareeleisure.co.uk


Top Left: Getting in shape in the fuUy-equiped gymnasium


Left: The oniy private swimming pool in a Ribble Valley gymnasium Below: The qualified staff look forward to helping you get fit


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formed and plain clothes offi­ cers from Clitheroe Police using a variety of crime-busting measures to keep criminals out of rural Ribble 'Valley. They worked in conjunction


with \Vest Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire in a bid to detect criminal activity and successfully drive serious offenders off the roads. During the seven-day opera­


tion, a police spokesman said officers arrested people for theft, drink-driving, possession


Police op is hailed a hit


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TWENTY FIVE members and guests of Clitheroe Garden Club kicked off the new year with a meeting at the Ribblesdale Wan­ derers club house. Chairman Mr Bill Gregson reminded


members that Vincent Potts was taking over the job of arranging speakers from the sec­ retary. The club will again be miming a chil­


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 11th, 2007 13 Clitheroe Garden Club kicks off the new year in fine style


dren’s challenge this year for youngsters or groups of children between the ages of four and 14. This year participants will have to grow a Coleus plant from seed and enter it in the club’s annual show at the end of August. Everything needed for the challenge will be provided free of charge by the dub and


will be available from its hut on Sunday mornings in March. The speaker was Dr Irene Ridge who gave


an illustrated talk on “The World of Fungi”. The next meeting Mil be the ACM on Feb­ ruary 7th. It will be followed by “Home Grown, Home Cooked, Good Health” by Carol O’Reilly and Iris Gregson.


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of drugs and used the high-tech Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technol­ ogy to deny criminals the use of the roads and reduce crime. The round-the-clock technol­


ogy, which vyas launched in Clitheroe and Whalley two years ago, scans the number plates of every car entering the borough, allowing police to identify out-of-town criminals targeting the area. The pioneering system,


which checks over 10,000 vehi­ cles per day, has in the past helped in the recovery of stolen vehicles and has also reduced the chance of people having their cars stolen or becoming the victims of crime.


Camera club’s new year meeting


A RECENT meeting of Rib- blesdale Camera Club consisted of four parts. Firstly Jeff Cowling illustrat­


ed setting up a digital slide show using a programme called - ProShow Gold. This, as the name suggests, is a professional programme, but is probably the easiest for the beginner to use at a basic level, vvith its very easy choice of timing and fade effects. After this, Steve Ashcroft


demonstrated the very much cheaper PicturestoEXE, which in professional hands is capable of superb results. Steve is now a professional photographer and he showed in detail how he pro­ duces his wedding videos. Start­ ing from a typical crowd scene at a wedding, the picture faded to black and white, paused a moment and started to gently blur to a background for framed


cameos of the key guests picked out from the crowd, throwing confetti. This was an impressive


demonstration and while not everybody may be able to pro­ duce these effects as quickly as Steve, the way is open for the production of much higher qual­ ity videos. Chairman John Bradley then


gave a mini lecture on the effect on photographs of the quality of light, Mth some exceptional pic­ tures. Finally, Ken Geddes gave a brief demonstration of the club’s recently-acquired batch scanner, which will allow all those treasured slide shows (hopefully to the quality of John’s) to be scanned 50 at a time, improved in Photoshop, and then made into a profession­ al quality digital show, as shown by Jeff and Steve!


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