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THERE’S a real treat in store for those people still, to. see Trinity Methodist Church’s 21st pantomime this week:


“Babes in the • Wood”


has all the ingredients of a good traditional panto and maintains a lively pace, with frequ en t changes of mood, colourful scenery and costume.


The plot centres round


Robin' Hood’s rescue of the “babes” from the clutches of the Sheriff of Nottingham.


Comedy is ably supplied


by Dame Trott (Norman Hornby) and the two rob­ bers (Jean Robinson and Ian Harrison). The evil Sheriff (Roland Hailwood) is eventually


overcome by Robin (Jean Avery); . whose singing adds an extra dimension to the'show’s music. Musical d ir e c to r


Dorothy Birtwell has selected catchy tunes which l in g e r in the memory, the children’s chorus is delightful, and there is much hilarity in the school scene. The “babes” (Claire


Britcliffe and Eleanor Sowerby) carry their first stage roles with great confidence and Clare Saberton (Maid Marian) has a pleasant singing voice which is pleasingly backed by the lively chorus of villagers. Other main parts are


played by Anita Kelling- ton, Andrew Hailwood, Gillian Coles, Susan Dick­ inson, Ian B ritc l if fe , Andrew McLaughlin, Andrew Robinson, and Mike Britcliffe. Peter Wrigley is organ­


ist and the panto is pro­ duced by Stuart Robin­ son. Further perform - ances take place tonight, tomorrow and Saturday, when there is a matinee and an evening show


Action by nurses not the norm


NO disciplinary action is to be taken against eight Calderstones’ nurses who walked out of the Sand­ piper Restaurant, Whal­ ley, when they found a party of handicapped Brockhall patients were there for a meal. Director of nursing ser­


vices at Calderstones, Mr Tom McLean, said he was disappointed at the nurses attitude, which did not represent the feelings of Calderstones’ staff.


But he said that as a


result of the matter, a lot of useful discussions would be taking place.


The Blackburn, Hynd-


burn and Ribble Valley Community Health Coun­ cil has also expressed “great concern” at the in­ cident and felt the nurses’ behaviour was detrimen­ tal to the practice of in­ tegrating residents from institutions back into the community.


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“PICK;a card . Mrs Lena Morton, of Bever­ ley Drive, Clitheroe, was singled out by conjuror Bill Edmondson to help him with a trick at the annual party of the Ser- v an ts of S t Mary’s, Clitheroe.


About 140 e lde rly


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Service starts unity week Clitheroe


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