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LAST WEEK'S SOLUTIONS SUDOKU:


• Cryptic: Across: 1 Sciatica; 5 Form;.:"':: j ;9Spot;10Proceeds;11 Stock; 12 ln - " ‘ jv trade;13 Algebraically; 18 Averages; v ’ - : ■ 19 Ajar; 20 Minster; 21 Light; 22 Dors; ■;\23 Triggers.' Down: 2 Capital; 3 Article;;


J;,4 Cardinal error; 6 Overall; 7 Mastery; ;v SAcetiq 13 Alarmed; 14 Gleaneq 15 .'V! Blasts; 16 Abating; 17 L e a t h e r . ! Quick: Across: 1 Aversion; 5 Menu; » 9 Used; 10 Fearsome; 11 Strew; 12


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Ribble Valley Diabetic Group had two speakers, exercise trainer Aimee Hamer and die­ titian Helen Loughlane, on the benefits of exercise and what foods should supplement ex-; ercise.


. t Aimee said exercise was ■ good because it reduces cho- • lesterol, blood sugars and in­ creases circulation, but also increases the risk of hypos. Exercise need not be at the


A we Clithewe gym, as walking, swimming,-


dancing, cycling and yoga are equally good, and 30 minutes


daily willbringmanyrealben- efits. - Helen added that when


exercise is considered, extra carbohydrates should be tak­ en to prevent hypos, although some medication does not induce hypos and the symp­ toms are sweating, lack of co- ■ ordination and concentration


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" C * T ’raphers TOUCH GET2! ^ IN |


The Bowland .Biography: Group of autobiographical and family memoir writers will get an expert insight in­ to historical sources and re­ search at their June meeting in Chipping. ' - Former community her­


itage manager. Sue Holden, also the author o f books and- articles about Clitheroe, will explain to group members ' where they can find informa-. tion about people, places and ways oflifefirom past times. . The group will meet on


the afternoon o f Saturday June 15th at Chipping Village. Hall and anyone who is writ­ ing - or.would like to write - '


about their own lives.or those


. . of their forebears is Invited to ; join them for this session. ■ ' ■ Sue, who was Community


, History Manager at Clitheroe


> Library, said: “Through local libraries, websites and news-' 7 paper archives, we can quite easily uncover a wide range of


. detail about the times through


' which our ancestors lived, or what else was going on in the


world during our own earliest years.


- ,; “The popularity of televi- : sion programmes looking at ’


social or family history has led many people to wonder


about the history of their own family. I am looking forward


: to sharing with these writers : ways in which they can place


personal stories in a wider so­ cial context.”


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Group, which meets four times a year, brings together people from Bowland and the


surrounding areas interested in writing about their own lives or telling the stories o f theirfamilies. Thesessionon 19 June 19th is from 1-30 to 4 pm, with tea and coffee pro­ vided, and there is a charge of £5 to cover costs. Formoreinformationcon- • tact Maureen Fenton on 07710 ■


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