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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 20th, 2007 17 Death-defying adventure proves a hit with camera club Hearing a whole new experience |


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this area in the autumn. David, who is based in Sydney, Australia, was born in Edinburgh and worked for a number of years in


hearing care in the UK, before moving down to


warmer climes, where he established a very success- ful manufacturing facility


for one of the world’s lead­ ing hearing care providers. David, who is a member of the British Society of


Hearing Aid Audiologists, has during a distinguished career, acted in a training role for hearing aid dis- pensers and practice man- agers, set up and ran a


hearing aid manufacturing facility and was consulted


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by the government on hear­ ing health care issues. David retired in 2006 and is now travelling the world bringing smiles to the faces of the many clients he has helped to enjoy better hear­ ing. He gets particular sat­ isfaction in sharing his love of music and the dra- . matic improvements in the sound experience for the hearing impaired using dig­ ital technology. David will be available at Ascent Hearing Care to discuss the many questions you may have about hear-


ing difficulties, supporting the centre’s registered hearing aid dispenser John Truman.


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EAR THIS: International hearing care expert David Malcolm, top left, will be at the Ascent Hearing Care Centre where John Truman,left, is the registered dispenser. In 1901 the centre on Lower Deardengate was a general groceries store,right.


B full without obligation free hearing assessment fl a free demo with full details on the latest digital technologies and pricing B free clean and check of your current hearing aids B complimentary pack of hearing aid batteries and membership of the birth­ day battery club B opportunity to join the Ascent Total Hearing Care Programme - bringing a five-year worry-free cover on all aspects of your new hearing aids, including free


batteries for the life of the hearing aids B trade in opportunities. If you would like an oppor­ tunity to meet David and enjoy a chat please contact Sheila or Anne the practice managers to book an appointment. David will also be able to give you a guided tour of your ear using the very latest movie technology that allows you . to see inside your ear and take home a picture! David will be in Haslingden from September 27 through


to October 3. So call now to secure an appointment. There’s an open invitation to attend the official open­ ing of Ascent Hearing Care at 10.30am on Saturday September 29 to celebrate the official opening of Ascent Hearing Care. Invited to cut the ribbon are Frank Nolan, aged 81, a great grandfather, accom­ panied by his great grand­ daughter Emily Kate Nolan, aged just eight weeks, both local residents.


Frank Nolan already wears a Starkey Destiny 800, the hearing aid that won’t whistle, no feedback, so clear, that he never misses a murmur from Emily Kate. There will be refreshments and special offers, call in to find out more about the exclusive Opening Special, Any new digital hearing instrument ordered before October 31 2007 will include a five year full care plan including free batteries. Starkey Laboratories


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Limited offer their best wishes and support to Ascent Hearing Care on the opening of their new shop in Haslingden. Widex, Oticon, G N : Resound and Phonak are also among well wishers and offer support and advise to Ascent Hearing Care with all aspects of Hearing Instruments and Hearing Care products. ® Ascent Hearing Care, 65, Lower Deardengate, Haslingden, Lancs. Tel 01706 215479


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NTERNATIONAL hear­ ing care expert David Malcolm will be visiting


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PICTURED by Ken Geddes is fellow subter­


ranean explor­ er Jeff Cowl­ ing, right, in the Sand


Chamber and a nice shot from Gaping Gill’s Main Cham­ ber, also taken by Ken and


entitled simply “Where do we go from here Daddy?”(s)


A DEATH-DEFYING descent by winch into Gaping Gill was the final summer meeting for members of Rib-


blesdale Camera Club. Instead of the “quick up and


down” trip favoured by most visitors to the annual winch- meet at Gaping Gill, two club members completed an under­ ground expedition lasting more than three hours.


Leaving the huge Main


Chamber, Jeff Cowling and Ken Geddes - both very expe­ rienced cavers - explored the cave through Sand Chamber and on to Stream Chamber, crossed the underground river and reached the far end of the North West Extension, a very muddy area! Less strenuous, but just as enjoyable, was The Ribblesdale


Camera Club’s Opening Buffet, held at West Bradford Village Hall to mark the beginning of the autumn and winter season. It was an outstanding suc­ cess and a good opportunity to


catch up with the news from existing members and to meet new people joining the club. The club’s next meeting will


be at 7-30 p.m. next Tuesday, September 25th, at West Brad­


ford Village Hall, when the first of the Winter Competitions will be judged. Prospective members are


welcome to attend a couple of meetings before deciding if


they would like to join. Information about the club


can be obtained from its chair­ man John Bradley, on 01254 822921, or the secretary on 01200 423474.


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