I 20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, October 11th, 2007
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Deep sea snaps delight members
PHOTOGRAPHER July England provid ed a spectacular lecture to Ribblesdale Cam era Club, with an account of her venture into underwater photography at the age of 55 and her eventual competition success with photographs from her dives all over the world. The colours of fish in the Red Sea and off
Bali were amazing and begged the question as to why they were so brightly coloured when, without flash, the colours are invisi ble? Her lecture went on to talk about the
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technicalities of diving and she sought a volunteer from the audience to try the equipment on. Club secretary Ken Geddes was the only person who admitted “dab bling” with scuba diving and was pressed to act as guinea pig! He is pictured, by fellow member Stewart Clark, modelling the div ing gear for the speaker. • The club’s first competition of the win
ter was the first of a new format that allows entrants to enter a total of four images in the competition. These may be split among the three classes of prints, slides and digital projections, in any distribution. Graham Dudley entered all of his four images as prints and achieved outstanding success by scooping the four top places in this class. Last week the Lancashire and Cheshire’s 2007 slide folio was shown. Next week, member Jeff Cowling presents
“Slides from the Skeleton Coast”. This will be at 7-30 p.m. on the Tuesday (October 18th) at West Bradford Village Hall, where visitors and prospective new members are always welcome. Information about the club can be
obtained from its chairman, John Bradley, on 01254 822921 or secretary, Ken Geddes, on 01200 423474.
Young Farmers make wishes come true
WISHES can come true and Bolton-by-Bowland Young Farm ers are helping to make sure they do
Club memberspresented Karen
Rainford, representing the Make A Wish Foundation, with a cheque for £1,000 at their weekly meeting. The foundation makes magical
wishes come true for young people aged three to 17 who have to live with life-threatening illnesses. “Make A Wish” has no cures to offer and all too often some of the
endings are sad, but, during des perate times when there seems to be no hope, Make A Wish steps in.
As the Young Farmers’ Club is
made up of young people, the members thought it would be appropriate to give a donation to enable someone’s wish to come true. Chairman of Bolton-by-Bow-
land YFC, Adam Thornber, said “The talk we were given on ‘Make A Wish’ was very informative and had a deep impact on the mem
bers and we all hope tha t the club’s donation will help make someone’s wish come true.” The club raised the money by
holding various social events, including the Christmas Cracker with a D J, entertainment and a well-stocked bar! Past chairman Mark Dobson thanked everyone for all their help and support in raising the money. Our picture shows Karen Rain-
ford receiving the £1,000 cheque from the Bolton-by-Bowland Young Farmers, (s)
• DO you have a beautiful home? Would you like it to be featured in a glossy homes and interiors magazine which covers the whole of Lancashire? If so, contact Gillian Gray, Editor, Lancashire Design and Living on 01942 506260 or e-mail
gillian.gray@lancspublica-
tions.co.uk with your details.
Holden Chapel Harvest
Thanksgiving Services
Sunday October 14th 1.30pm
Mr John Fox 7.00pm
Mr Longton Family Top award for local retailer - yet again!
Award winning Whalley Warm & Dry would like to invite you to their biggest ever "Paramo Premier Retailer Event" in celebration of their success in a nationwide Paramo competition.
Paramo have recognised high levels of customer service, product range and retailer knowledge by awarding Whalley Warm & Dry 'Paramo Premier Retailer of the Year' status for the fourth year run ning (Winner 2 0 0 7 & 2 0 0 4 , Runner U p 2 0 0 5 & 2 0 0 6 ) . To celebrate beating fierce competition from over 2 0 0 Paramo retailers nationwide, proprietor Jon Smith and his daughter Liz are hosting a "Paramo Premier Retailer Event" with special offers and big reductions throughout the shop.
Since opening many of their customers have been converted to the huge advantages of Paramo over conventional waterproof systems. Paramo is a popular British brand, widely recognised for the high quality, high performance, highly breathable and very comfortable waterproof jackets and trousers they manufacture. Paramo products are supremely comfortable in a wide range of environmental con ditions, a feature that attracts Mountain Rescue Teams, Outdoor Instructors and Guides. Excellent reviews in recent gear tests support such views of quality. Which? Magazine awarded the Paramo Cascada jacket BEST Walking Jacket and The Great Outdoors magazine voted the Paramo Cascada trousers BEST BUY.
Complementing their Paramo range, Whalley Warm & Dry also offer a wide range of popular out door brands including, Tilley Hats, Brasher and Meindl walking boots and shoes, Teva and Keen sandals, Lowe Alpine clothing and rucksacks and Leki walking poles. The recent addition of Altberg high quality leather walking boots are also proving to be very popular.
So don't miss out on the irresistible offers, visit Whalley Warm & Dry soon. IN CELEBRATION OF WINNING
INNER 2007 & 204, R N E P 2006 & 20 WE WOULD LIKE TO INVITE YOU TO OUR “PARAMO PREMIER RETAILER EVENT”
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LIVE MUSIC David Jaggs of the Rascallies
returns on Thursday 11th October
to the Sobar to perform a live acoustic set of covers, and requests of your choice
from SATURDAY 6th to SUNDAY 21st OCTOBER - SPECIAL OFFERS THROUGHOUT THE SHOP - 2,000 SQ FT OFFERING A WIDE RANGE OF OUTDOOR CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT
cohaLLey c o a R r a et BR^y outdoor clothing & equipment KING STREET, WHALLEY, BB7 9SN (opposite Post office) 01254 822220
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The live music begins at 8pm when you can enjoy selected drinks at a reduced price
18B King Street, Clitheroe el: 01200 444114
sobar i i . H i r Award Winning Authentic Italian Cuisine!
Early Bird Menu available Tuesday to Friday from 6pm until 7pm
Tw o c o u r s e s fo r £ 1 0 .9 5 - T h re e c o u r s e s £ 1 3 .9 5
Also available all day Sunday (4pm - 10pm)
Plus Children EAT FREE!
La Locanda - for a taste of real Italy Main Street, Gisburn, Nr Clitheroe.
Tel: 01200 445303
www.lalocanda.co.uk
N.C.T Nearly New Sale
Quality Nursery Goods, Clothes & Toys.
SATURDAY 13th Oct 10-11.30 am
St. Marys Centre Church Brow Clitheroe
October/November/Decembcr 2007 Depart
HODDER MOTOR SERVICES DAY EXCURSIONS:
SUNDAYS (Earlier Time from 7th October) COUNTRY RUN
WEDNESDAY 24 OCTOBER CHESTER CHESTER ZOO
SOUTHPORT & B & M BARGAINS TUESDAY 30 OCTOBER
MONDAY 29 OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY 31 OCTOBER AUTUMN TINTS IN LAKELAND THURSDAY 1 NOVEMBER
Opp Station Hotel 11.10
09.45 09.45
Adult Fare
£ 10.00 £ 10.00
09.45 £7.50
BLACKPOOL/CLEVELEYS/FLEETWOOD 09.45 £7.50 09.00 £12.00
SALFORD QUAYS (Outlet Shopping Centre) - including:-The Lowry Centre & _ Imperial War Museum (free admission) TRAFFORD CENTRE
SUNDAY 4 NOVEMBER
ULVERSTON - Dickensian Market SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER
09.00 09.00
COUNTRY RUN AND BLACKPOOL ILUJMINAnONS 11.10 10.00 £9.00 LEEDS SHOPPER visit the Christkindlcmarkct 0930 £9.00
COUNTRY RUN & CHRISTMAS MEAL Calfs Head Hotel, Worston (Carvery meal at 4.30pm)
SATURDAY 8 DECEMBER TRAFFORD CENTRE
SUNDAY 9 DECEMBER YORK - German Street Market SATURDAY 15 DECEMBER
SUNDAY 16 DECEMBER
CHESHIRE OAKS SHOPPING VILLAGE (2 i/2 hours) & CHESTER CHESTER - visit an Italian Street Market
SOUTHPORT for B & M Bargains and Continental Street Market
09.30 £8.00 0930 £10.00
09.00 09.00
10.00
Thoroucoods Newsacents35/37 Waterloo Road. Clitheroe Tel: 01200423155
Tourist Information Ccntrel4 Market Place, Clithcroc Tel: 01200 425566
ENQUIRIES TO: Hoddcr Motor Services Ltd 01200 422590
£10.00 £10.00
£730
£8.00 £8.00
”A scenic public course, with a welcoming private feel,'’ is a quote from one of our visiting Gclf Societies. Set in the foothills of Pendle. Marsden Park Golf Course is a testing 18 holes of 5,989 yards and a par of 70.
The semi parkland layout offers panoramic views of surrounding countryside S. wildlife; on a clear day the witches of Pendle formation can be seen on the Pendle hillside.
Society bookings now being taken
for 2008! +
6 month winter ticket - Only £ 1OO Valid October 2007 - March 2008
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WINE lovers can try out a range of unusual and clas sic wines at an exclusive tasting evening a t the Clitheroe Booths store tonight from 8-30 p.m. until 10-30 p.m. The selection has been
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“MBS RATCLIFFE’S REVOLUTION” (Cert 12A); screenings on Octo ber 15th, 17th and 18th at 7-30 p.m. at Stage & Screen @ St Mary’s Centre, Church Street, Clitheroe.
STAGE & SCREEN COMPETITION
Question: Complete the catchphrase of Catherine Tate’s best-known character, teenage chav Lauren: “Am I ... ? Answer:
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STARRING Catherine T a te and Iain Glenn, Mrs Ratcliffe’s Revolu tion is based on the true story of Frank Ratcliffe, a Marxist from the north of England who drags his family with him to live in East Berlin in the mid- 1960s. Once there, they soon realise th a t life in the communist bloc is not the socialist idyll Frank had imagined. His wife of 17 years, Dorothy, is thrown by life behind the Iron Curtain, but battles to keep the fami ly together. Will Mr Rat
cliffe finally throw away his party card and fall in love with his brave new wife?
chosen by Booth’s wine buyer Sally Holloway (pic tured) to suit all budgets, with bottles ranging in price from £4.79 to £23.99. Some of the wines that
will be featured are not usually available in super markets, such as the Extreme Rioja Marques de la Concordia 2003 (£12.99), which is exclu sive to Booths. This ticketed event is
being held as p ar t of Booth’s new two-week Wine Fair, which takes place throughout its stores until Sunday. Tickets can be obtained in person from the Clitheroe store or by calling 01200 427325. Tickets are limited and are available on a first-come- first-served basis. Those attending the
tastings will benefit from various special offers and also the chance to win a two-night break to Bor deaux for two people, including a tour around the region’s vineyards. Sally Holloway said: “As
well as showcasing our existing range of wines we wanted to offer Clitheroe Booths customers some thing a bit different, with a focus on unusual grape varieties and styles, the classics and wines that are not usually available in supermarkets.”
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