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Lake Como & the Bernina Express Selected departures August to October 2013


This tour is a wonderful blend of some of the hnest sights in •


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• Return flights fipm Manchester or Leeds/Bradford, other regional airports also available


_ * ' • Tour of beautiful Lake Garda - Italy's largest lake


:• Guided sightseeing tour of Verona - the city of Romeo and Juliet - - -• .Tour of the Dolomites - with their dramatic alpine sceneiyi" I ; I


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. . Guided sightseeing tour of Venice, perjiaps the most unique city i” ;'- onearth'.


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and wine, plus the Italians themselves with their legendary love of ' life, and you have all the ingredients for a wonderful tour.- ' ' ‘ *


•. Return flights to Naples from Manchester, other regional airports -■ c; • - also available


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• Seven nights half-board in a choice of three & four-star hotels in Sorrento • Walking tour of Soirento, one of Italy's most beautiful coastal towns - ; Cmise to the stunning island of Capri, home of the Roman Emperois'* • VisittothemagnificentvolcanoofVesuvius • Visit to Naples with its Archaeological Museum '


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, On this wonderfully varied tour we explore Lake Como, one of ■ the most beautiful lakes in the world, plus some stunning icons of ^ northern Italy and Switzerland: the amazing Lakes of Maggiore and: Lugano, the majestic Alps surrounding St Moritz and a fantastic ra i l ' journeyon the Bernina Express.


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•, Return flights from Manchester or Leeds'/Bradford.'othe'r re'giSial airports also available '


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• Travel on the stunning Bernina Express, one of the world's most spectacular railway journeys


• Visits to Lake Maggiore and Lugano Guided y


. , r of Bergamo, the loveliest medieval town in northern Italy -■


Lake cruise to Bellagio, acknowledged as one of the most beautiful V ..villages in Italy


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-14 Spiral; 15 Compel; 17 Parody; 18 • Beat 19 Trickery; 21 Roundabout 22-


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j scheme, a Quality Parish Coun- ■ ; Icil is representative of, and ac-


Itively engages with, all parts lo f i ts community; providing I vision, identity, and a sense of (belonging. . it is effectively and proper-


I I thorities and other public serv- -


I community. Fred Holland, clerk to the


I ly managed and articulates the - I needsandwishesofitscommu- I nity; it is committed to work in I partnership with principal au-


ice agencies and delivers local services on behalf of principal authorities when this repre- ■ sents the best deal for the local


'' n ® County Council's parish champion County Coun. Mike Otter (left) presents the Quality Council status to Whalley Parish Council chairman Martin Highton and clerk to the council Fred Holland. -


parish council, commented: “This award is a bonus for both


the residents of Whalley and the parish council. I believe the council makes a valuable con­


tribution to the quality oflife in Whalley.


“Councillors are all volun­


teers. They are committed to working both with other or­ ganisations and the whole community in Whalley both to improve the village and retain . its heritage.'This is increasingly


relevant now with the ever en­ croaching development in and .around the village.


..... “The Quality Council Award


is recognition of the quality of service that has been delivered formanyyears.”


j i t has been awarded Quality ’ jParish Status, an award made lonly to councils which adhere ^ jto the highest standards in all - I areas of operation. •. , r . Under the te rm s .of the .


CODEWORD


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: The Sterling'Trio open the • • • GSTspringseriesofseven ■ luncheon-concerts at the ” Village Hall, Knowle Green, •-


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' TheSterlingTrio ■ Anyone see these thieves?


Thieves walked across fields to siphon 76 litres of red dieselfuelfiromtwoexcavatorsatSalesburyHallRoad, Ribchester, between last Friday and Monday. In a sepa-


; rate incident, crooks stole antique weighing scales worth £100 from the empty Whalley Nursery and Garden Cen­ tre. Anyone who saw suspicious activity, call police on 101.


Overcoat needed for when‘bombs


droponOownham’ Stage'Two Players, from Downham, need to borrow


. an ARP warden’s overcoat, black woollen and size 42/44, for their wartime sketches at Chatburn’s 1940’s night next Friday, May 17th. Contact Fran Os­ borne, 01200 423301.. i-


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