40 ' Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, May 22nd, 2008


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


A GROUNDBREAKING skin treatment which promises to give skin a unique “l i f t” and restore youthful radiance has arrived in Burnley. . > The treatm en t by one of the


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world’s most prestigious skincare specialists, Carita, is available from the Woodland Spa at Crow Wood Leisure, and is a world leader in the non-surgical “face-lift”.


•' With its origins in the famous


: Paris “Maison de Beaute”, estab­ lished more than 50 years ago, Cari­ ta made its name through its beauti­ ful celebrity clientele, including Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren, and has been at the forefront of skin-. care innovations ever since. The exclusive “Pro-Lifting” treat­


ment combines an instant lift and deep cleansing which clears and tightens the pores and is recom­ mended for anyone from the age of 30 upwards, but is especially effec-


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tive from the age of 40. I t uses cur­ rent therapy to stimulate the facial muscles to tone and improve where wrinkles and lines may be, or where the skin has lost some elasticity, administered by expertly-trained beauty therapists at the Woodland Spa. ■ The treatment promises to make eyes look brighter, give a healthy glow, velvety softness and clarity to the skin and erase fine lines and wrinkles. Mrs Susan Lyons (55) went along


to the Woodland Spa to try the Cari­ ta “Pro-Lift” at first hand. She said: “The therapist, Karen, explained the full extent of the treatment she was going to give to me. This included a


full facial using Carita’s specially developed massage creams and oils, a treatment of “Pro-Lift”: • “Karen then cleansed my skin, removing all make-up and then


; moved on to exfoliating with a spe­ cialist facial scrub. This felt good and made my skin feel clean and tingling like it had been woken up. Eye and lip serum pads were then applied and left on for around 10' minutes and made the skin there feel fresher and smoother. “While these were doing their job,


a hand and foot massage was given using Carita oils and then moved onto the “Pro-Lift” experience. This is a non-surgical face lift where two pads were used that were connected to a computer which controlled the amount of therapy to stimulate the skin. It felt tingly to the skin but not at all uncomfortable.


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. “The overall treatment made a definite improvement to my skin smoothness and condition and was visually different to when I went in, which is not normally a result of other treatments I have seen and had. I was really impressed.” - Carita is the top-selling skincare in


WOODLAND Spa is in a beautiful setting (B200308/Ig)


Italy and has three famous laborato­ ries in Europe, America and Japan, and the exclusive “Pro-Lift” and other products are available at the Woodland Spa at Crow Wood in Royle Lane, Burnley.


A WARM welcome awaits from AVoodland Spa staff (B2fl0a()8/lb)


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


I ‘Going to ^the dogs’ wins top award!


FROZEN in full flight by the click of a camera shutter, these two g rey h o u n d s helped Bob ■ Patefield win the open section of Ribblesdale Camera Club’s annu­ al competition for digital projec­ tions. Entitled simply “Yahoo!”, it per­


fectly captures the thrill of the chase as the dogs speed towards the cam­ era. Bob is a relatively new member of the club, as is second-placed Sue Marsden, whose prizewinning crick­ eting shot, “Take That!”, froze the ball just after it had come off the deftly-swung b a t.: ■ Bob and Sue also received a third


place and a highly commended, proving their consistency, with Stephen Robinson placed fourth ivith “Coming in Low”. Although still a fairly new medi­


um, the competition for digital pro­ jections is fast gaining in popularity.. There were tour classes, including the. open section, attracting 116 entries in Ribblesdale’s competition, which was judged- by. Chris -Speak of Rossendale. Stephen Robinson won the por- ■


The Woodland ■ ■ ■- B PARIS


The Woodland Spa set In 100 acres of green belt land as part of thejCrow .yl^bodleisure cojinplex are delighted to now'Be able to pferThe fabulous exd:u'sye


iusiiye; experie ce. ha •/ > 'This uHlqgViirtd pfes%Sus kriga at . enenncetihatt; is'SAKlTA.'


trait section \vith a candid portrait of the club chairman’s wife, Sue -


Bradley, deep in thought while studying a music score at a Leeds Baroque Orchestra rehearsal. Mike Bartle received second prize with “Plantation Worker” and Ken Ged- des was in third with “Old Man -with bike”, another candid shot taken in Wuzhen, China. Kath Baron achieved a very creditable fourth while ’Trevor Marklew had a Highly ■ Commended. ■ . Trevor did even better by winning


the nature section with “Humming Bird”. Jeff Cowhng was second Mth “Gecko” and Stephen Robinson came third \vith “Smging Dunnock”, while John Fletcher was fourth \vith “Sparrow Hawk”. The fmal section. Record, was won


by Nigel Mallinson with “H. R. Geiger Girls”, pictured. Nigel also came second with a second image from the same sculpture group. Ken Geddes was third with “Cutter Head, Salt Mine”, while Stephen - Robinson was placed fourth with


“Salmon Store, Clitheroe Castle”. ® The two meetings prior to the


competition each had a local flavour. First, the club’s secretary Ken Ged­ des gave a talk on the construction of Stock’s Reservoir, concentrating on the narrow gauge railways used at this remote site. Social aspects of the project were covered and the final section took members for a walk around the lake, using the paths. The following week was a simple


but enjoyable evening when a num­ ber of members brought images that were interesting, but unlikely to be seen in competition. The club held its annual dinner, at


the Bailey Arms, Hurst Green. Information on the club, which


. meets during the ivinter at the West Bradford Village Hall on Tuesdays, at 7-30 p.m., can be obtained from the chairman on 01254 822921, the secretary on 01200 423474 or at the club’s website on: www.ribblesdale- cameraclub.org.uk


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Police ‘ring’ tightened round county criminals


A “RING of steel” was placed around East Lancashire this week as police supported a major operation aimed at disrupting serious and organised crime. As part of the week-long operation,


officers used Automatic Number Place Recognition (ANPR) systems to robustly target criminals who travel into Eastern Division from other parts of the country. ; Neighbourhood Policing teams in the


Shadsworth area of Blackburn joined forces with the local authority, fire and Probation Service for a three-day com­ munity clean-up and officers in Hynd- burn worked with Trading Standards to focus on alcohol-related violent crime in Blackburn town centre. Additional highly--visible police offi­


cers have been on duty throughout the operation, which was made possible due to extra resources the constabulary has received through the increase in the part of this year’s Council Tax which


pays for policing. Superintendent Chris Bithell, leading the operation for East­ ern Division, said: “This operation should demonstrate our commitment to protect the people who are living and working in the Division as well as showing our determination to deal robustly with criminals who think we are a soft touch. “I have no doubt that our activity


during the week ivill have a significant impact on serious and organised crime, which we know can have such a devas­ tating impact on our communities. “My message to criminals is that you


are not welcome in Eastern Division and if you come here to commit crime, we will target you and endeavour to bring you to justice.” If anyone has any information or is


concerned about crime in their neigh­ bourhood, they are urged to contact


. police on 0845 1253545 or Crimestop- pers anonymously on 0800 555111.


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Valley Borough Council Chamber, Church Street, Clitheroe, ne.xt Wednes­ day, May 28th, from 2 to 4-30 p.m.


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