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. Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes,Thursday, December 9,2010


CALLING ALL SCHOOLS: SEND YOUR NATIVITY RICTURES


NEXT Thursday, December 16th, this newspaper will be featuring a round-up of pictures from school Nativity plays throughout the Ribble Valley. We are asking schools to send their pictures to us and we will use as many as possible in next week's edi­ tion. Please e-mail your school Nativity pictures by noon on Tuesday, December 14th, to:


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• WINNERS in the East Lancashire Hospice Letter weekly draw were: £1,000 - Mrs Gilday, of Rossendale; £250- Mrs McIntyre, of Blackburn; £100 - Mrs Halt, of Blackburn. A further 15 lucky players each won £10 cash prizes. To join the hospice lottery call Gill on 01254 733416.


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<=r?RTw Service is key to our business and this is what


makes Genesis Hair and Beauty stand out. GENESIS hair and beauty has been given the


. best fifth birthday present it could wish for - a complete make over.


•The salon has undergone a total revamp with nev^ flooring,


.:. windovvs and decor, to give it a more open plan and stream line look. .


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; Doyvnstairs, there is now a contemporary modern space, which is • dedicated to hair and nails.


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, Here, you, girls will be treated to a one-to-one free consultation i . front one of Genesis' eight-strong team of hair stylists and nail . . technicians offering a wide range of services from ■ - ': •'


• a cut and blow dry to Racoon hair extensions, a file and polish to deluxe manicure.


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, ..And notTorgetting the boys, there's now.plenty of room to stretch : . out and read the,paper while enjoying all the usual barbering and '■ . colouring services.


' ■ . . ^ V . Meanwhile,.upstairs has been transformed into a calm and serene


. space offering five beauty rooms in which clients can sit back and ,o.rela^ while they are plucked, preened and pampered. --■ .


Whether you're in need o'f a luxury pedicure, a waxing treatment -•


,-,,jto remove unwanted, hair, or an eyebrow, shape. Genesis'-team of'- ■ ,jj qu^ljf|ed and experienced technicians have the know how.


.-Clients can choose from a Dermalogica body treatnienior facial - ' ;-from,Genesis'extensive list of treatments.These range froni- '- t .: a 30-rTiinute back, neck and shoulder massage, to a full body '


; . Syvedish massage with all over exfoliation lasting 75 minutes: A i'' . P®ff®^Mr®3fft>6nt to ease those tired limbs after a busy Christmas.


Facials range from the. luxury facial treatment to the more intense ■


.power regeneration.orenvironmental controltreatment. Whichever you choose,’ you're guaranteed to. emerge with a healthy glow.:- r&?


-, . Other treatments available include holistic therapies such as Indian jTiead rnassage, reflexology, aromatherapy and Hopi ear candles." - , In one of Genesis' other beauty rooms, clients can also utilise . , .the salon's spray tanning booth. Offering spray tan byfsntrick, -the.': treatment allows clients to achieve an all over-flawless tan,' in the ’ s


.privacy of one of the new dedicated beauty rooms? If-spray tan'4 : '' :-..'s p°t for you,;Genesis also has a state-of-the-art sunbed, which':" ->


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■has 72 of the highest powered tubes available to give clients rapid results in a short time.


Bridal and prom packages, make-up sessions and lessons, ear • piercing, teeth whitening and a flab buster machine, complete the - extensive list of services offered by Genesis. ■ -


Now the ideal venue for all the treatments needed for-your t : pre-Christmas, Prom, night out events. Genesis has a range of


, packages to suit all occasions. Whether you would like your hair up or curled and your nails filed and polished, or the full works - your '


. hair up or curled, a spray tan or make up and a full set of nails - it's' all possible at Genesis.There's even a 20% discourit for students ' with proof of a student card.: ■ .


- Exclusive this Christmas are new Minx nail foil transfers, which are perfect for the party season. Ideal for the toes, a full set of these'


- self-adhesive long lasting transfers, cost £20 and are placed on the ■ nail before being shaped by a technician. - - -. o .-


Flirties semi-permanent eye lashes will also give you that wow


, factor this Christmas. And with a half set only costing £35 and a full set £50, what are you waiting for? . -


..Genesis is also offering festive packs ofTigi and Jessica products, ■ as well as Ghd's Christmas limited edition pack-as seen on TV.


.For.husband and vyife thirty-somethings, Kate and Ashley Williams, '- ..


their main priority is still to offer the best service they can to clients. ‘


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<.This expansion will help the business to'grow even further," said ’ the two entrepreneurs, who also have an 18-month old son Max ' ■


'".VVe understand the importance of moving with the time's and ' giving Genesis its very own makeover demonstrates that we take


pride in the way our salon looks and pride in the way our clients : look."


• . . ' Committed to the local.community, the couple'are active rhembers '


of Clitheroe Charnber.pfTrade and Commercej while the'salon will' also be raising.funds for Help for Heroes charity in 2011 ' ."We vyou|d like to say a big thank you to all our loyal customers - ; • . who have beeri very supportive over the past five'years,': said Kat'er ■


."Without our-.dedicated team.of stylists and technicians here a t ' Genesis,", she.added, "we also would be lost. ■' ; ' - -


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Available for Proms, Nights Out, — ■ Christmas & Events ■ . Hair Up/Curl & File and Polish Hair Up/Curl & SprayTan Hair Up/Curl & Make-Up


Hair Up/Curl & SprayTan & File and Polish


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Hair Up/Curl & Make-Up & File and Polish -


Hair Up/Curl & SprayTan & Full Set of Nails


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Hair Up/Curl & Make-Up & - ' Full Set of Nails


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. £58.00: :by Julie Magee


A FUNERAL will be held for gregarious: Clitheroe horse lover Mrs Catherlne.- Julie Hargreaves, who has


died aged 63. . Born at Manchester’s St Mary’s Hospital, Manchester,


■Catherine was the daughter of the late Richard and Edith Turner,’ who were Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, and sis­ ter to John. . , ., The family, who lived in Lit- •


tlemoor Road, Clitheroe, ran , the;shoe shop R. Turner & Sons in the town centre':-' . After attending the/town’s


St Michael and St John’s RC Primary School,,Catherine went to Westholme School and then Notre Dame Convent and Girls’ Grammar School, Black­ burn.. At a young age, Catherine


developed what was to be a life-long love for horses. In- her teens, Catherine, who also used to help out in the family shop, started as a Saturday girl for Readwood Stables, Read, where she later taught horse riding. .,


• '■' Catherine met her husband


Roger Hargreaves, when they : were both 17 at a'St Patrick's Day dance at the catholic hall


CATHERINE HARGREAVES


in Clitheroe. The couple, who were married in 1968, lived at Albion House, -York Street,: Clitheroe, and subsequently had two children, Paul and. Claire. ■ A move to Town Green


House at 'West'Bradford, which had its own stables, al­ lowed Catherine to devote, even more time to equestrian teaching and she could often be seen giving lessons to chil­ dren on West Bradford’s mill - field. : Awarm and affable person-- ality, Catherine became heavily,: involved in Clitheroe’s French


■ Connection group, of which


: her husband is a founding member. In 1979, she was one of the first groups of wives to travel to Rivesaltes in France and would continue to be a


: core member all of her life. The original “party girl”,


Catherine was the first to lead a sing song or dance. She took lead roles in cabarets, which the group used to stage for their French counterparts, with a cabaret based on the Michael


.Jackson song “Thriller” being . one of the most memorable. : Catherine was also head cook, bottle washer and ticket seller for, the French Connec-


. lion’s cabaret night and char- . ity events.Cathcrine was in the Clitheroe Torchlight Proces­ sion in the 1980s as well. Tlie memory of her dressing


up as a .“can-can” girl to fit in with the French Connection’s “French Revolution” theme, is one friends and family will hold dear. However, in 1987, tragedy


struck, when Catherine fell ill after a family holiday to Malta. She was subsequently, diag­ nosed with Encephalitis, a rare and acute inflammation of the brain, which would affect her


. speech and comprehension for; the rest of her life.


New Greggs shop is to open next week


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hair & beauty 25-27 Wellgate |Tel; 01200,442259 or 01200 426642 Email;bestsalon0btirrternet.conn | Web: www.genesis-ditheroe.co.uk


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BAKERY giant Greggs is to open a new shop in Clitheroe - creating nine new


jobs. , . The Clitlieroe Advertiser and Times ,


‘ Can reveal the bakery, which sells pasties, cakes and sandwiches, is set to open next Wednesday at the site of former opticians Direkt Optik, in Castle Street.


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. A spokesman for the bakery said: ‘,‘We can confirm Greggs is set to open in Clit­ heroe and as a result, nine jobs.will be ,


created. ' “The shop manager is Dominic Sedge-,


wick. He was the assistant manager at the T Nelson shoo and has been oromoted to ’


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in syndrome”, although Cath­ erine could understand in­ structions, she struggled to communicate or verbalise her thoughts and feelings. While the years that ensued were frustrating and incredibly tough for Catherine and her family, she still enjoyed a full life. Her daughter, Claire, ran


the London Marathon three years ago to raise money for Encephalitis sufferers. In later life, Catherine was


an ardent fan of Blackburn Rovers FC. She was also elat­ ed to see the birth of her two grandsons William, three, and Thomas, who will turn one lat­ er this month. "Very determined with an


incredible strength of charac­ ter, Catherine had to draw on every ounce of her resilience in later life. Despite her deteriorating


condition, she continued to love the company of others and was well known by many. She will be remembered


for her warmth, her outgoing, happy and honest persona, her


' kindness and love for life. ; A funeral will be held at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor,


. Clitheroe, on Monday at noon followed by burial at Clitheroe Cemetery.


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shop rrianager at Clitheroe. Greggs offers a wide range of fresh bakery food, includ­ ing savouries, sandwiches handmade in the shop and delicious sweet treats.':;


.1 “Early risers can choose from an entic­ ing breakfast menu including bacon and


- sausage breakfast rolls, porridge and cr­ oissants., .


‘ “Christmas favourites, like the brie, ba­ con and cranberty baguette, festive bake - and award-winning mince pics, are also on sale now.” - : “The full breakfast range, including ba­


con and sausage breakfast rolls, porridge ' and croissants, will also be on sale.” :■ ,v' ■; v


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