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Hill iiiifiiiii ~rr~ii^i~i m ^P i,4 f e f v ? • 26 . Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 30th, 2008: w.ciitheroeadvertiser.co.uk, Clitheme 422324 (Editoriai), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Ciassified) Jjitherpe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified)" www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ids .S' season


ONCE the fe s t iv e season, beckonsj i t ’s t im e to wave goodbye to the understated natural look and say hello to


glitz and glamour. With party, invitations stacking


up, inject some seasonal pizzazz into your beauty routines with lashings of glamorous sparkle. The party season is the one time


of year you can really go wild and vamp up your look. Big hair, big


. lips, or big eyes; party preparations ■


routines and you’re sure to shine brightly this Christmas.


■ MAKE-UP MAGIC , Once you’ve found the perfect party frock, take the opportunity


' to rev up your beauty repertoire with make-up bag additions. Be warned: block colour-may be a trend for the season but matching your dress to your eyes can look contrived, according to - Lisa Eldridge, No7 Creative Director. “ If you have a very.colourful ■


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bright dress its better tp keep the:: eyes more neutral,’’ she advises. “ You can still make a big impact by choosing neutrals such as greys,


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■ blacks, browns and metallic vereions of these shades.


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: “If you are wearing metallic, such as a gold dress, add a dash of gold' highlighter, to your brow bones and a t the inner corners of your eyes, instead of just using gold eyeshad­ ow. This will be just enough to pick up the colour of your dress and will


. make your eyes really sparkle.” ■ HAIR FLAIR


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• Plat hair or a greasy mop just isn’t going to cut i t a t a stylish : Christmas bash. •


: , , ' Kick off the party season with an


..on-trend new style, from stylish bee-hive up-dos to Marilyn Mon-


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roe-esque gleaming curls. “A great hairstyle is ju s t as im portant in achieving a glamorous party look a s . a fabulous dress,” says hairdresser and : style consul tant


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Schwarzkopf Gliss, Jonathan Long. He reveals how to create ‘fairy­


tale hair’at home:- .: • Blow-dry your hair upside down using a'voiumising mousse and a flat paddle brush to create as much volume at the root as possible,


-while smoothing the cuticle, until' the hair is fully dry;


. . • Take rough sections of hair and


spritz with volumising hairspray and thenyrrap each section in a spi- ral from the root to the tip around a curling wand. •A f te r curling the last section,


■ BODY GLITZ Your body might.be the.last con­


sideration in your preparation rou­ tines, but paying attention to your limbs can really make you stand out: from the party pack. To keep pasty skin at bay, stay wonderful through­ out winter with a glowing gradual tanner to build a natural, even look- ,


. ing tan that won’t look WAG-tastic. ; Just before you’re about to step out into the party fray, illuminate


.your skin with a highlighting shim­ mer. Depending on whether you’re flaunting'your cleavage or pins, apply a subtle dose of shimmer onto - your chest and shoulders, or make your legs gleam with a touch of glit­ ter oil to add highlight and defini­ tion.


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hold your head upside down and ■ loosely shake the curls free and backcomb at the crown.-r ' • Finish with a shine tonic to -,


smooth and then create the desired shape over the shoulder. :. ;


. Finally, finish your routine with a


generous spritz of a sexy festive- themed fragrance. Essences such as cranberry, ginger or nutmeg should - really-put you in-the Christmas:' spirit.


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PARTY TIME: But make sure that you are' looking your best with our . tips from the experts-


Iwhat’s on in the ibbie Valley


Icbiripiled by Marcia Morris Btmlle It, meets in Clitheroe Libraiyt


each Thursday at 9-30 a.m. to noon.' Tel. 426063.;: 'Ribble Valley Visually Impaired


Group meets every Monday evening in : the Catholic Social Club. Tel; 426822. ■ ' Information'from the Pensions Ser-:


vice in RVBC offices. Tel. 414453. - Pendle Club, Lowergate, sequence


dancing for ovcr-55s each Tuesday at 7- 30 p.m. Sawley Village Hall, Bowland Guild


of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers, meet' on the first Saturday of the month from 10-30 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. Waddlers carer and toddler group


meet Waddington '- Methodist'' Church.Friday from 10 to 11-30 a.m. St Wilfrid’s Hall, Ribchester: Line


dancing Mondays at 7-30 p.m. Junior and senior-RATS Wednesday and - Thursday at 7-30 p.m.', JuJitsuIViday . at 7 p.m.. Brownies, Cubs and Scouts together with church groups also meet in the hall. Tel. 01254 878473. St Mary's Centre, lower hall. Jack


and Jill Toddler Group each Monday 9- : 15 to 11-15 a.m. . ' 31st -.Knowle Green Village Hall. History,of Warfare Group"Aircraft


Open Tuesday - Sunday 11am until 4pm EAT, DRINK, RELAX! AT THE NEW


Kingfisher Cafe BAR...


Festive Season Menus


Available from, Novembe^^^^^ From £18.50 per person GROUP BOOKINGS


' ' NOW BEING TAKEN Overnight accommodation at a , -


speciahprice of:£25 for bed and ^ continental breakfast


^^':> Whailey Abbey/:The Sands, •Whalley'/ Ciitheroe BB7 9SS


.f TEL: 01254 828400 S'&f 5"<r-'


email: office@whaileydbbey.brg^ |^ ^


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■ ifhe brand new Kingfisher~Cafe is now open for homemade lunches',-'' speciality coffee'and delicious cakes.. - ^ T


: Enjoy Stunning views across Reedley


Marina from our balcony or simply ' relax inside on a comfortable sofa.i


CALL IN FOR YOUR FREE COFFEE. V


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Scrap Gold, Silver & Platinum' . Burnley Market Hall -


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■ 7 ■ Kingfjsher&fe^Bar, Barden Lane, Bumley/Lana'BBl'zODxtel' I


Telephone: 01282 8307947^ 0778456544


\ l l entries Tor inclasion in llicse columns .should be on a listings form, available from -includes a prize for the best dressed witch, wizard Main Reception, Kibble Valley Boroiigli Council, Cburch Walk, Clithcroc; (01200 or other suitably attired spook.'starts at 8 p.m. |t25111) and handed in by tiic 10th or the month prior to the event.


:- with judging at 8-30 p.m. EVENTS - OCTOBER 31st TO NOVEMBER 5th


Production-in Lancashire During the • War Years". All welcome. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447. 31sl - St Michael and St John's Cen­


tre, Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club, blues gig with Oli Brown and Graham .Robinson. Inquines, tel. 01200 425566. Tickets at door or from Tourist Infor-' mation Centra 31sl - Glitheroe Mountaineering


Club, weekend at Duddon Valley. Meet at High Moss. Inquiries, tel. Valerie Groobyon 428766. . NOVEMBER


1st - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa­


and bonfire night. Inquiries tel. 01200 425566. -


. , 1st - Gisburn Festival Hall, whist


and domino drive. Meat prizes and a raffia Inquiries tel. 01200 445304. 2nd - Stepping Out, meet Platform


Gallery at 2 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 1200 414484. .


- . 3rd - Stepping Out, meet Highmoor


Park at 1-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 414484. 4th - Ciitheroe Ramblers' Associa­


tion, meet Chester Avenue car park at 9-30 a.m. for Grassington. Leader Valerie Grooby on 428766. f 1st - Clitheroe Castle Field, fireworks


tion, meet Chester Avenue car park at 10 a.m. for Mellon Leader Jack Ripley on 01254 240918. 4th - Stepping Out, meet at Lon-


gridge Civic Hall, at 10 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 414484.


' . ■ 4th - Clitheroe Library, illustrated


lecture by Ken Geddes on "The Con­ struction of Stocks Reservoir" at 7-30 p.m. Tickets available from the library. 4tli - United Reformed Church,


Read. The Friendly Gjr'cle -'^The Romany Way of Life" presented by Ron Bolton. All welcoma Inquiries, tel.' 01282778554. •


v ' 4th - Knowle Green Village Hall.


Line dancing, beginners at 7-30-p.m. Inquines, tel. 01254 878447. ' - iith - Tosside Community Hall, The Polyjester Band from Canada. To book tel. 01729 840272. 5th - Knowle Green Village Hall, mil­


itary whist and dominoes. Inquiries, tel.' 01254 878447. .5th - Clitheroe Garden Club meeting


in Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club. Lecture by Kevin Preston entitled "Sweet Peas".


-. 425482. • Everyone welcome. Inquiries, tel.


I FurUiu^ctii^s of some of the above events can be found in the advertisements in Weekend Plus. A booking service for theatres and hsg!|jh^gh%'the region is'ayaUabIcal'lhc.Tduris't Informali5n Centre; Council Offices, Church Walk, Clithcroe, tel. 01200 425.566. i


HALLOWEEN LIUE BAND Tosside Community Hall,,**-


Saturday 1st November 8pm - 1am Live Band


^ C R Y S i S ^ Tickets £7.50


Bar and Disco Cover Songs from U2,Bon Jovi, etc j I bW A


From Emiline 07809 489282 FANCY DRESS OPTIONAL


Glitheroe Town Council:


’Dedication of the • Christmas'Crib On


Tuesday 2nd December,. , At 1.30pm' at


Glitheroe Gastle Gates - ' and contact: 01200 424722.


email: clltheroe@btonnnRnt.com . i s h t @ The Grand I K I N G S M I I ' L .


l A U C T I O N Thursday 30th OCTOBER ;


■ a Kings Mill, Q u e e n St, H a r le Syke,'.» r S . Burnley, B B10 2H X


■ . ■ Auctlon.1:00 pm Vlewlng/rom 10:00 am;:' - - I r^ o l lo w brown tounst signs to Queen St. Mill.,.


^ rg e Bronze Cowboy on Bucking Broncdl Good Quality Items Always Required.:


' ' Refreshments Available." ' E-mail: KMAuctlonsiSlbtconnect.com.; • '


:or Details Visit: • www.klnasmill.demon.co.uk I ■f Tel: 01282 435 435 ,


Boxed lots,.Tools, Records, Videos, Toys, £ Paintings, Pictures,' Collectablesi .Glassi y Potteiy,.Cig Cards, Postcards,


On Friday 7th and 21st Nov (4.30- 6.30pm) v/e are pleosed to bring you our first family nights. Plenty of fun for the whole family, '.vith music ond prizes for "kids of all ages!" Enjoy o sensational family pizza or choose from our menu in the Cafe. Our DJ '.vill pro'/ide the music, and don't miss the thrill of ploying games on our massi'Ye 25fi screen! Don’t miss out. Get some quality family time in by joining us at The Grand. Entry is free.


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WHY not trrat rather than trick this Hallowe’en? - Tomorrow night'witches and ghosts will come out ' ,to play at the Lord Nelson pub, York village, Lang- , ho, helping to raise funds for East Lancashire Hos-, pice, Natalie Iddon, chef at thfe pub, is organising the event in niemory of her close friend, Siobhah- Cooper, who died recently. She received siiperb - care from the hospice. The spooktacular, which


r: EVENTS - NOVEMBER 6th to NOVEMBER Gtli - Stepping Out, meet


at Black Hill car park. Inquiries, tel. ,414484. 6th - Whalley and Dis­


trict Historical and Archae­ ological Society meeting in Whalley Abbey. Mr D. Metcalfe on "Fire at Wind­ sor Castle". 6th - Knowle Green Vil­


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lage Hall, luncheon concert featuring Glare Hammond on piano. Concert at mid­ day followed by lunch. To book tel; 01254 826948. ■ 7th 7


Stepping Out, meet


at The Grand, York Street, at 1-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 414484. After walk brew: and biscuits.-.. -* ■ 7th - pownham Village


:440146^:'.-i or- . Chatburn Library-;’441047. Doors 'open at 7-30 p.m. ;-7 t h '—..Hurst Green


•Hall,'Village Entertain­ ment-Group.'Tickets ava- iable from Angie Greenhill,


WWW.


Memorial Hall, pudding party in aid of St John's Church. Tickets from Gill Mack 01254 826686 or Gill McDonnell 01254 826378. 8th- Ciitheroe Ramblers'.


Association, meet Chester Avenue car park a t 9-30 . a.m. for Flashy Fell from Gargrave. Leader Jane Donnelly on 01254 248713. 81h - The Grand, York


Street, concert by Jared Osmond and Blackheart. Inquiries, tel. 421599 or to book: www.ticketlme.co.uk 8th - Platform Gallery,


- 'vl I f ". Kibble ,Valley news online go to... ■ r ^ www.cUthertfeadvertis^^^^


York k Clitheroe, BB72DI www.thegrandyenue.co.uk


Info & Box Office 01200 421599


Oftoben ThoR3IMl Dasffiiy Afiica Children's Clioir-a lively mix of conteniponny ond ■ troditunol Africnn stag & donee. 'Ildtels £S. Doois 7.3(^ni


K31sti:y;:lini(litfnie IneARefaxoverhinditothesdiradsoftarenledsingersangwrBer,: ‘' HdiWiIsaD,[doyiiqoiiocoiEticseLFteeEi1iy.]2pm-2pni


Noirainber: ^ WedsSth : Coone Dondng ® Ihe Grand-weeldyBdlraomond LofinAnterioin donee . i ^iJ.vi:; (losses. {Be^nners W


Fn7lh.Ts':linidilirae lwe-'rheEikAuiswo(tliTrio.FfeeBitiy.12pnb2pm .... Fri 7thj>;;D: family Fun Night- DJ, gomes^ pizza & prizes! F


!v: David Jo^-ocou^c indie'seL Frw Eitry. 12pn^^


etcome) £UQ mduifing Teo or Coffee. I0.15am-1I.45din. v tm Entry. A30pni^J0pm


Sot Btfrp;;lured Osmond-ondspemilgnesisBtackhoortTkkets£14. Doors7J0pm- Fii 14th\ k bnKhtime live'- louto Hassell, soulfol^ocbudk, (ozz. Free Eriity. 12pnh2pm Fri Mihi^^CREMION" Disco Cfaihnqht-12-16yroldL7pni-9pnt Fff 21st ;sC


Sot 22nd SI. festive fair Tmle Event rfbirtrode exiuhifioR. Free entry. lOoiihSpni ';> :


Hmrs27t{i Acooslic Evening-mformafionamung soon Sot'29lfa.',f: Romnddle Mole Vaixe.Choirropenroheflrsaifroni2pm;Eiening:. 'V,JperfonnantB, Tidcels £12.50, Doors 7J0pin-


Sot Eth^ocT Bine Ribbon fimd Raising Event-coiKert. raisnig money for UICF.N E ‘ i i ( k * i1 f i i l L .D M f s 7 ^ ^


kf 13th'#e Jiggs Wlngh|m TUriemaSnooiV oedoirad [qzz trombonist. Doors 7J0pm . M 19th fpii Ibe Swing Commanders: the UK's Fmes| W


Wofeh tl^pqce for more excifinferalftqming |We are [ooklng for ads/arfhh for'LundMme tiye* __ ' 'more information contod David Trott on 01200 421599


Venue fadniies (^e (seraqefiom 8.30amV 2pm; Monlii], Rmnliiq Sl^io/Perfonnance Stage & Auditoiium, T Reheonal Rooms, Dante Studios, Internet GoM; Video Suite, toting Rooik and Cpipor^ Hire ^ _


S on 01200 421599 or drop in to vim oyr'sfatc^Hhe^ iodlifiGs and find wt vAot we con;do for you % for T estern swing bond. Doors 7.30pm themuni . c o . u k


make a vintage bag with Priscilla Jones. For ages 16-f. Inquiries, tel. 443071. Cost: £40 per place. 8th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall, Carries' student concert. Inquiries, tel. Jean Procter on 01254 878447. 8th - Langho Communi­


ty Centre, mammoth fire­ work display and bonfire. Strictly no brought fire­ works. Display in aid ot St Leonard's Scout Group.


Saturday 01 N o v


P e n d le W ich e s


An evening with historian & witch expert John Doughty


0 1 2 8 2 6 6 1 2 3 4


Tickets fromlocal shop. 'V • : lOtli - Knowle Green Vil­ lage Hall, whist and domi-


; ,noes. Inquiries,'tel. 01254 878447.


'. loth — Stepping Out, meet at Sab'den car park at lr30 p.m-. Inquiries, tel.: 414484. 11th - CllitheVoe Ram-


■ biers' Association,' meet Chester Avenue car park at 1 p.m. for Newton.iLeader Valerie ■ Boardman on 443692. _ ; 1 1 th - The Conference House, Whalley. Fellowship


. coffee morning, music from Whalley.Primary School


• Recorder Group. Various .' stalls. Inquiries, tel. 01254 822429.


■ . ' 11th - Stepping Out,


meet Longridge Civic Hall. Planned stop along the


' route for packed lunch .(weather dependent). No dogs.


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■ 11 til-Knowle Green Vil­ lage Hall, line dancing. Beginners welcome from 7- 30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447.. 11th - University of the


Third Age in-house debate in Trinity Church hall at 2- 30 p.m. 11th - Pendle Forest Ass.


part of The National Trust, lecture in St Peter's Church, Burnley, by Linda Sawley on being an author, at 7-30 p.m.


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