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at Barrow ................ ... A BIRTHDAY party was held by First Class Child


; Care at Barrow School to : celebrate its first birthday and proceeds were donat-


ed to the North West Air Ambulance. ■ The children, carers


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and parents all enjoyed a- barbecue, face painting, tombola, and the cake and. plant stalls did a roaring trade, as did the stalls run


by. Body Shop and P'hk gipyj^Q^y pApyY: back row Lindsay Hibble, Rachel Finder, Laura The children were also


Front row: Elle Procter Wooff, Millie Cross, Imogen Clifford, entertained by a magician. .Daniel Dunn and Dulcie Price.(s) if ''■-:*7"‘fii iUir*


New Euro laws to protect rainforest


FABULOUS HOLIDAYS


A EURO MP whose North West constituency includes Ribble Valley has secured a ■ major victory in a sbi-year cam­ paign halt the destruction of tropical rainforests. The import into Europe of


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timber from illegal sources will be banned from 2012 thanks to a deal struck in Brussels and timber wholesalers have been warned that they will have to secure proof that the wood they buy has come from legally-managed sources or face the risk of prosecution.' .


■ Liberal Democrat MEP for the North West, Chris Davies, first tried to persuade the European Commission that timber imports should be banned in 2004. Illegal tree-felling is one of the biggest sources of deforestation on the planet. Huge sums of money are made by corrupt businesses that pay no respect to national laws. Builders often use the illegal wood without being aware of its origin, although some major DIY rclaffers now ensure that their wood comes only from sustainable sources.


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/ SMART ABC Clitheroe will be holding - a special promotion on


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. . dents or stone chips? The SMART solution has arrived in Clitheroe. Barry Spencer, who has recently launched


■ SMART ABC Clitheroe will be at Shackletons Garden & Lifestyle Centre, Clitheroe Road, Chatbum, BB7 4JY on


■ Saturday 2 1 St and Sunday 22nd August, SMART ABC uses the world's most advanced Auto Paint ■


. Repair System to conveniently rectity minor damage to y o u r'' car s paintwork at affordable pnees, meaning no more


, ; expensive tnps to the bodyshop or your car being off the .road for two or three days.


Bariy Spencer from SMART ABC Qtheroe explains, "SMART


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shortest possible time. We're so confident in our products'


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yWoriang from a fully equipped mobile workshop, Bariy ■ completes the repairs at his costomers' convenience beit -


at home or work, typically at half the cost of traditional - ' boclyshop repairs. In many instances, even minor accident


-■or malicious damage can be repaired at a cost less than a ■ driver s motor insurance excess making it a quicklnd, i,- - it |


..• convenient way of having damage repaired. Mok'fe^aiP-' 7 a n be completed in a few hours and your a r is ready to . be driven imrnediatejy.


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According to research, 74% of drivers have expenenced tnis kind of damage, making SMART ABC an essential serace and friend to eveiy motonst.' . '


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To celebrate the launch of SMART ABC Clitheroe, Barry is offering a £10 Gift Voucher for Shackletons Garden & Lifestyle Centre,with all bookings made over the promotion . weekend. You will receive your voucher or> completion of


any repair to your car. If you are unable to visit Shackletons over the weekend, then contaa Barry to arrange an appointment for your free estimate, and you will still receive your £ 10 voucher on produaion of this advert, and on completion of any repair.


To take advantage of this offer, or to find out just how economically your car can be repaired, you can contact:


Barry Spencer on 07577 769630 www.smartabc.co.uk/clltheroe


► with a degree right here on your doorstep


invest in Open Day


Thursday 19th August 2010 - 12-5pm at University Centre at Blackburn College


This year we're holding an Open Day directly after you get your A Level Results. If you or your son/daughter’s results haven’t gone the way you hoped and you want to secure your University place then come along.


We'll show you round and may even be able to confirm your place with us there and then.


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. 4. : . Community Policing & Justice Management . : > . = Mr Davies said: “The lawyers


told me in 2004 that it couldn’t be done, but unless the people w’ho buy the timber are forced to clieck the source we will never curb the criminals. “The pressure has been kept up


and now EU governments have agreed to try and halt the destruc­ tion of forests.” The market for illegal timber in


Europe is estimated to be worth over£l billion. The EU’s 27 mem­ bers account for 20% of world­ wide illeJgal timber imports.


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Historic hike for


Ramblers SIXTEEN people joined Clitheroe Ramblers to brave threatening weath- er.and walk from Slaid- burn over Tenter Hill and then, via Myttons, Par- rock Head, Pain Hill and Grawshaw to Newton. TTiey were following the


directions given in John Dixon’s book “Historic Walks in the Ribble Val­ ley”, so they continued along the north side of the Hodder River to Dunnow Hall, to which Di,\on gives such a romantic history. The group then di­ verted in a south easterly


direction via Easington to a lovely bend in Eas­ ington Brook, where a picnic lunch was enjoyed, following on to Harrop Hall, which demonstrates interesting contrasts of ar­ chitectural styles. , Their route then took them via Langcliffe Cross, Field Head, Higher and Lower High Fields, and Bell Sykes, which has an ; impressive grinding wheel, to Holmhead Bridge. The final stretch of


walking was! to the im­ pressive Elizabethan Hammerton Hall and then back to Slaidbum. In fact, the group only expe­ rienced two light showers, nicely offset by sunshine from lunchtime onward.


■ ■ , ■ ■ Cl enthcroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 19,2010


Site residents’ boost for local care group


by Faiza Afzaal


A CHEQUE for £350 has been handed over to a local charity to h e lp b ring a .sm i le to the faces of local children and young adults.


An enjoyable cheese


and wine evening was held by the residents of Shireburne Park Cara­ van site, between Clit­ heroe and Waddington, after which Laura Gras- by and Ann Roberts, of charity group Cross­ roads Care Ribble Val­ ley, were presented with the cheque. The money will en­


able them to hold a playscheme event for the children and young adults which Crossroads regularly cares for in the local community. During th e same


evening everyone was treated to some beauti­ ful singing by five young' girls from the Bethany orphanage in Tanzania, who are studying at Ac­ crington College. Strong links have


been built up over re­ cent years between the


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FUND-RAISING: Crossroads Care Ribble Valley is presented with a cheque for £350 for children and young adults in its care, (s)


Bethany Project and the Ribble Valley, through local churches. One of the residents


of Shireburne, Yvonne Fuller, who saw the en­ tire Bethany choir here last year; started a “5p For Bethany” project collection and decided to hold a raffle too. The challenges managed to raise a further £185 and the residents were so im­ pressed by the girls, they


decided they would like to do another project for the whole Bethany fam­ ily in Tanzania. Speaking after the


event, Yvonne said: “I would like to say thank to everyone who do­ nated prizes, money and their time to make this such a great evening for ajl the children and young adults, both here in the Ribble Valley and in Tanzania.”


Charity appeals for volunteers


THE Cancer Research UK shop in Castle Street, Clitheroe, has recently undergone a major refurbishment. To celebrate the makeover the manageress


will be introducing manager’s special offers each Saturday throughout this month and next. . .


.. The charity shop is also appealing for


volunteers including someone who will be responsible for cashing up and keeping on top of the shop’s finances. A driver is also re­ quired to pick up donations and collect stock from other shops. If you are interested, please call Pat Kenyon on 01200 428531.


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