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GEORGE Stewart


“Happy 1st Father's Day" 11- ’A


Thank you for being such a great Daddy


With love from Thea x


BRIGGS David


Happy Fathers Day to my special daddy


Lots of love Harry xxx


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HOLDEIM Greg


Happy fathers Day Daddy


Lots o f love Ka ty xxx •' V L


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!d‘K THIS FAKTASTTG PRIZE and all they did was place a Father’s Day greeting


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Look out for future promotions and you too could win a great prize! " Mv b jd '- .rs s ^ % y * **


Happy 1st Fathers Day to the best daddy Love you lots


From Lewis xxx * > " - For a chance to win a prize courtesy of...


A three course meal for four to be taken on Father’s Day (excluding drinks) Blues Cafe Bar, Ewood Park, Blackburn Tel 01254 296166


Muck is like gold to air ambulance £ S ^ «3 • * ■


LutyHandford Proprietor of Cloud 9


Toddlers’ pedal power


TODDLERS have been busy pushing and ped­ alling bikes, cars and prams as part of their biggest annual fund-raiser. Youngsters at St Paul’s


Playgroup, in Clitheroe, took part in a “pedal push” event at Clitheroe Community Church. They were cheered on


by parents, grandparents and carers as they rode


around the track for almost 15 minutes, swop­ ping vehicles as they went round. Money raised from the


fun-filled event will be spent towards replacing some of the heavy tables to lighter fold-up tables used within the group. Pictured are toddlers


enjoying themselves ped­ alling away.(s)


• St Paul’s Playgroup


runs on Monday, Wednes­ day and Friday mornings between 9-15 a.m. and 12- 15 p.m.- There are still a few


places remaining for Sep­ tember. For further details,


please contact either Cathleen on 01200 425604 or Nicky on 01254 826027.


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WHERE there’s muck there’s brass, much to the delight of the North West Air Ambulance. I t has received a cheque for £450


from Clitheroe Young Farmers’ Club, the money raised by its annual


charity “Muck Haul”. It involves members touring the district to dis­ tribute prime farmyard manure to a host of grateful gardeners and allot­ ment holders, who swear by the stuff! Pictured with fellow members is


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Clitheroe Young Farmers chairman Matthew Whitwell, who gave his hands a good wash before presenting the cheque to Mrs Violet Leach, rep­ resenting the North West Air Ambu­ lance. (s)


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“We understand that each person is nniqne and has individual needs at different times, that’s why Cloud 9 is the place for you to lose your stress and invest in yourself.” says Lucy Handfoid, die proud owner.


“Why not let the stresses of everyday life melt away in our beauty treatment rooms while we apply the finest products. I have carefully selected the ESPA range to ensure that you receive the very best in


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MARSDEN David


' LOI Andy For my Daddy


You re the best! Lots of love Ellie xx


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LINFORD Stafford


Happy Fathers Day to the best daddy in the world


Love from Taylor and Lexi xxxx


M A C N A UG H TO N M a r t in


There are little eyes upon you,


And they're watching night and day. There are little ears that quickly Take in every word you say. There are little hands all eager


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And a little boy who's dreaming


Of the day he'll be like you.


Happy Father's Day Lots of love from


Daddy's Diamond xxx


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Why it’s well worth a visit


SOMETIMES described as sleepy, but awake to residents’ wishes - that is how Whalley is summed up by many. Soaked in rich heritage and awash with


hidden treasures, the pretty village offers a fascinating array of businesses, tourism, shops and perfect historic features. Of course, the river, hills, woodland and open space all add to the attraction. Situated four miles from the bustling


town of Clitheroe, the village is set on the banks of the beautiful River Calder. Visi­ tors cannot fail to be impressed by this gem of a place, for wherever they stand in Whalley, they are assuredly only a short distance away from something of interest. One of the best-known buildings is


Whalley Abbey. It took monks from 1296 until 1400 to complete the historic build­ ing. Although the actual abbey is in ruins, there are still traces of stables, offices, a cloister, dormitory and a kitchen. The landmark abbey, it’s historic retreat


house and conference centre has recently been treated to a £lm. revival plan - bringing it up to date with the 21st Cen­ tury. Whalley is full of surprises and there is no doubt about that. In such a relatively


small area, the village manages to combine old-fashioned charm with a robust, mod­ em approach to life. I t supports a surpris­ ing number of shops and other businesses as well as an active night life. More and more cafes and shops have


opened over the years, offering value for money and a warm Ribble Valley wel­ come. And there is a wide range of inter­ esting shops and galleries, where old cot­ tages rub shoulders with impressive Tudor and Georgian looking properties along the main street. The village boasts numerous pubs on


King Street where regulars and visitors can eat and enjoy good ale served by friendly pub staff. Easy to access with good rail and bus


services, Whalley offers something for everyone and its wonders never seem to cease. Many enjoyable walks can be taken


from Whalley, and the nearby rivers of Calder and Hodder provide for some breathtaking scenery. So, whether you’re planning on having a


family picnic on a summer’s day, a differ­ ent experience of a shopping trip or a quiet wander through a place full of history, Whalley is well worth a visit.


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It has built up a reputation for both high quality silver and costume


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For all chocolate lovers everywhere we have now opened 'Chocolate 33' a chocoholics delight.


Our chocolates are from some o f the best chocolate houses in Belgium and can be sold boxed as gifts or loose for your own indulgence.


As well as chocolates we also sell fudge, sugared almonds, chocolate lollipops for the children and a host o f other goodies.


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