Disabled artists are sought to take part in awareness event
ORGANISERS of a Disability Arts Awareness Month next June are looking for local disabled artists to get involved and make it an event to remember.
New season opens with piano recital
A PIANO recital by Mr Neil Crossland, who is building a career as a con cert pianist, opened the new season of Clitheroe Concerts Society. His programme began
with a flourish with the Busoni transcription of a Bach violin chaconne. Although the music at times seemed remote from Bach, the elaborate con struction and ornamenta tion offered great scope for a virtuoso performance. A delightful Haydn sonata followed, the slow move ment leading to a typical witty finale. Next came “Funeraille”
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Jigsaw and Alpha are run ning the arts awareness month in conjunction with Ribble Valley Borough Council and Full Circle Arts. Arts Development Officer
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for the borough council, Elaine Sager, said: “We want this arts awareness month to be run by dis abled people for the people of the Ribble Valley. We would like to hear from any local disabled artists who would like to be involved. "The Platform Gallery has
by Liszt, in which a sonorous impression of a funeral cortege was inter spersed with a gentle elegy. The final work was one of
Liszt’s grand scale sonatas in one movemment, with Neil Crossland showing mastery of the complex development around the
recurring motifs. A charming short piece of
Schumann was played as an encore. The next concert, on
November 19th, will be given by the Orsini Piano Trio — violin, cello and piano — with works by Mozart, Schumann and Roger Smalley. Tickets are available from
the Tourist Information Centre.
/Messiah’ in Blackburn Cathedral
CHORISTERS from churches throughout the Ribble Valley are to join their peers from Blackburn and Hyndbum for a special gala performance of Han del’s “Messiah” in Black- bum Cathedral on Satur
of 350 venues from throughout, the UK to stage the musical work in aid of the Hospice Move ment. All proceeds from the
day. The cathedral will be one
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an equal opportunities poli cy and regularly shows the work of disabled artists. We wish to highlight their tal ents and break down preju dices of what disabled peo ple are capable of doing.” She added: “We think it is
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important to create posi tive role models for young disabled people to give them confidence to pursue their talents to professional
levels.” The organising forum is
planning to hold exhibi tions and performances by professional disabled artists. Music, drama and art workshops will also take place. If anyone is interested in
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AUTUMN fairs are now in full swing in and around Clitheroe. On Saturday you can take
your pick of several in the district. Wadding- ton Methodist Church autumn fair begins at 2-30 p.m., the same time as the annual sale being held by St Andrew’s Church,
^ ^wevcr^Friends of Grindleton CE School have organ ised a craft fair, taking place from 10 a.m. to'4 p.m. on Saturday. Craftspeople from Burnley, N e l s o n ,
wen anti Rossendale will be joining local parents and villag ers in displaying their talents and hobbies. in inciuue paintings* « » « . ..« ,
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jams and confectionery. An ideal time to stock up on Christmas presents.
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Stalls will include paintings, 9eramics, wax “ "dies,J®*?L _jry, hobby horses, soft toys, animal mrtrals nower arrange
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^A n d /o r those of you who live in Longridge the church brigade is also holding a craft fair at the Royal British Legion
: CIOn Monday/arlother popular event will take place at Whalley Library when Norman and Mary Thorpe will gweandlustrated. talk entitled “Walking in Morocco . This is a walk m lhc ArU' Atlas mountains on paths and jeep tracks, sleeping in Berber farms. The couple ascended Jebel Lekst at more than 7,000 feet and also visited Marrakech. Tickets available ,at the library. On Wednesday, students looking for information about
courses, or mature students looking for a career change, should go along to Myerscough College for the autumn careers evening, Between G and 9 p.m. Conservation management.flonst^.land- scaping, agriculture or animal welfare are all courses run at the
college. EVENTS — OCTOBER 17th TO 23rd . : October — Platform Gallery, a moveable sculpture and chil-
•^October — Frames and Pictures, Whalley, an exhibition of ! paintings, “Riding Through Pendleside , by Susan Wigham. Pre- view on tne 3rd from 7 to 9 p.m.
A r e y o u o r g a n i s i n g a f i r e w o r k s d i s p l a y t h i s y e a r ?.
joining the organising forum, or would just like to be involved in the work shops and events that will be held in June, they should contact Elaine Sagar at the Platform Gallery, Station Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2JT, or phone 01200 443071.
Advice is ‘on-line’ for
farmers FARMERS are being invited to go on-line and to learn how to prepare their accounts byte by byte. A new computer drop-in
Once again during December wc shall be running our Christmas Party Nights on Fridays and Saturdays 6 Course Festive Dinner
Blackburn event, excerpts of which are to be broad cast on BBC Radio Lan cashire, will go to the East Lancs Hospice Appeal. Tickets for the performance, which will feature the North ern Chamber Orchestra and starts at 7-30 p.m., cost £6. They are available from
net, accounts and record packages, plus basic com puter skills, are available from Northern Rural Training. I t has installed the com
centre has opened in the Clitheroe Auction Mart building: Free advice on the Inter
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Clitheroe’s Tourist Infor mation Centre and the cathedral.
Age of steam
trains recalled THE nostalgia and majesty of the by-gone era of steam train travel were vividly recalled in a slide presentation to members of Clitheroe Garden Club, when Mr Tim Grimshaw, of Great Harwood, was guest speaker. The club’s next meeting is
puter room and is planning to run day and evening courses for farmers who want to get “wired”. Further information on course contents and times can be obtained in person from Mrs Vivien Middle- ton and Mrs Carolyn Rowe, or by phoning 01200 444020.
Driving advice for disabled
on Monday, November 10th, when the speaker will be Mr Graham Iddon. Members were reminded
that the club sales shed will close on Saturday, October 25th, until mid-February, 1998. A small quantity of spring
bulbs, including lilies, is still available.
Chemists’ rota
. Castle Street: Sunday noon to 1 p.m. Monday to 'Thursday until 6-30 p.m,
TODAY and tomorrow, Heyes Chemists, 35 Moor Lane, will be open until 6- 30 p.m. Boots the Chemists, 15/19
ADVISERS from the Dis abled Drivers’ Association will he on hand to answer queries on benefits and Motability at a coffee morning in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour on Octo ber 25th. The occasion, which runs from 10 a.m. until noon, is also a fund-raising event for the association’s East Lan cashire Group, which cov ers the Clitheroe area. There will be a cake stall as
well.as tea and coffee.
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FACILITIES at Blackburn Rovers’ training camp in. Brockhall Village can move up a division. Members of Ribble VaUey
Borough Council’s Planning and Development Commit tee approved plans by the football club to extend the existing sports pavilion to give a premier boost to the indoor gym facilities.
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before Monday, 2 7 th October All fireworks comply to BS7114 standards.
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October — Longridge Library presents an exhibition of pen • and ink hard coloured drawings by Mrs podding.
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Thompson, of Clitheroe, and animal portraits by Mrs Amanda P8f i th— Civic Hall Cinema presents “Mrs Brown” (PG), for six
October — Clitheroe Library presents paintings by Lorrame .
m?7th —7 Cathode Social Centre, Lowergate, presents a Lanca shire Night with Roger Westbrook with hot-got supper. Pro ceeds in aid of Children of Chernobyl. Inquiries, tel. 01200
4218th — Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society presents James Lonsdale with music by Francis Jackson Harwood and
°l llth* —^Friends of Grindleton CE Primary School, craft fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Refreshments available. Inmunes, tel. 441236- 18th — Waddington Methodist Church autumn fair at 2-30
D .m . Various stalls, teas available.
y 18th — 1 Slaidbum Village Hall, St Andrew’s Church annual, sale to be opened at 2-30 p.m.
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•j from the Tourist Information Centre. Market place, Ciitheroe, rR Clitheroe Jo Mary Thorpe. the Royal
A T ’ S O N listings form available . ,
18th — Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour, a coffee morning in aid of Longridge Church Brigade is holding a craft fair at
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Community Centre, a Christ-
^ 21s t " - ,nC H th e r o e^ a& r s ’ Association, meet Chester Avenue-Car |ark
f°SgF h°tr Clitteroe at 9-32 a.m. for a “ S S n^de^ « g ^ ^ e g e ’sautumn careers evening ■
(soprano), hot-pot c~ Gallery.
, ■ FORTHCOMING EVENTS » _ cm. i S S S r — cp®,» • » e1 ! th - PDunsop Bridge WI, whist and domino drive at 7-45 organised by
Dl t h - D W^Ctarah °Lad ies ’ Fellowship, autumn tea and “ Kth3- "Lancashire Countryside Events, dry stone walling.
In§ 6 ^ - tecikheroeTabbit Club show with pet classes at. 8t Nicholas^ (Surch/sabden, at noon- Refreshments, raffle and rabbit sale,
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W30th°^54C^teraiies Theatre, Stonyhurat College presenUi a hot-pot concert at noon, featuring Andrew Long (violin) ana Straart^eath ( p n a n o of the above events can be found
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THU credentials' of the fed Heath Band, peforming at Black burn’s King George’s Hall on October 29th, have always been both impeccable and unarguable. Also being featured at this special concert will be Jack Parnell
This special gala performance marks the first occasion that the Ted Heath Band has appeared in Blackburn for more than 20
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vears.Show starts 7-30 p.m. Tickets priced from £10.50. For more details, contact the box office on 01254 582582. Elsewhere,* acclaimed theatre company One From The Heart
returns to Blackpool Grand’s Studio Theatre with a chilling love story of vampinc. passion on October 23rd and 24th. Angela, Carter’s gothic romance, “The Lady of the House of Love’, is a surreal fairytale set against the brutal backdrop of the First World War. Show starts 8 p.m. Tickets priced from £6. For more details contact the box office on 01253 290190. Other events:- Blackburn: Blakey’s Bar — Tonight — Rus
on drums, Kenny Baker on trumpet,.Tommy Whittle on tenor sax, Jackie Armstrong on trombone, Ronnie Chamberlain on alto sax and several other Heath stalwarts.
local playwright Eileen Lloyd’s “Spellbound”. Show starts 7—30 p.m. Tickete priced from £4. October 24th — Folk music with Five Penny Piece. October 26th — Magic and Illusion with Wayne Dobson. October 30th — Ed and Denyze Alleyne John son. Rock concert. Show starts 8 p.m. Tickete priced from £6. For more details and ticket prices, contact the box office on
Lancaster: The Dukes Theatre — To November 1st — Frank McGuinness's “Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me”. Show starts 8 p.m. Tickete priced from £6 to £10. October 26th — “Rage and Reason: Women Playwrights on Playwriting”.Starts 3 p.m. Tickete priced from £2.50. For more details contact the box office on 0152*
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November 1st — The opening of the autumn season with the production of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing”. Star ring Josie Lawrence from “Who’s Line is is Anyway?” and “Fri day Night Live”. For more details and ticket information con tact the box office on 0161 833 9833.
sian for Money plus special guests Element and Willard. Show starts 8 p.m. Tickets priced £2.50. Monday — America’s leading young swing tenor saxophonist, Harry Allen. Show starts 8 p.m. Tickets £7 in advance and £8 on the door. October 30th — Oasis tribute band Shakermaker with guests Twisted Valley, Scape-
foat, Astoria and Danger of Infection. In aid of £1 million Super King George’s Hall — Tomorrow until Sunday — The 32nd
can Appeal. Show starts 8-30 p.m. Tickets priced from £3. For more details ring 01254 390391.
Oxfam Coffee Morning SATURDAY
OCTOBER 18th 10-12noon
Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour
* Stalls * Bring and Buy
Blackburn Model Railway Exhibition. Admission prices: Adults £2. OAP/students £2, children £1.50, family £7.50. Further infor-/ mation available from Jim CaJverly on 01254 265610. Saturday — Second-Hand Book Fair. Admission 50p (OAPs 25p). Details available from Bob Dobson on 01253 895678. Wednesday — Hawkwind in concert. “Welcome to the Future Tour”. Show starts 8 p.m. Tickets £10 in advance and £12 on the door. October 24th to 25th — Daniel O’Donnell in concert with special guest Mary Duff. Due to popular demand, both shows are SOLD OUT. October 27th — Jim Davidson in his adult only show. Starts 8 p.m. Tickets priced from £10.50. October 29th — Ted Heath Band Gala Concert directed by Don
Lusher.Show starts 7-30 p.m. Tickets priced from £10.50. October 31st — Tchaikovsky Ballet performed by the Royal Liverpool Philhar monic Orchestra. Starts 7—30 p.m. Tickets priced from £6. For details contact the box office on 01254 582582.
Dance. A spectacular celebration of dance and music from around the world. To October 26th — Sunday performances of Ken • Dodd’s Happiness Show. October 23rd and 24th — Ange a Carter’s Gothic romance, “The Lady of the House of Love . Show starts 8 p.m. Tickets priced from £6. Further details and tickets from the box office on 01253 28372.
Blackpool: Grand Theatre — To November 1st — Spirit of the
— Traditional folk musicians Tom McConville and Pauline Cato perform their unique style of music. Show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets priced at £4.50. October 20th to 25th — “The. Pirates of Penzance” presented by Burnley G & S Society. Show starts 7-30 p.m. Tickets priced from £5 to £6. October 27th —. In the Footsteps of Wainwright”, an illustrated library lecture by Steuart Kellington. Starts 7—30 p.m. Tickets priced at £1. October 29th — “Happy Families” directed by John Godber. A story full of warmth, understanding and humour, Happy Fami lies" paints an affectionate portrait of an ordinary family strug-
Burnley: Mechanics — Tonight — Sean Hughes in “Alibis for Life UK Tour”. Show starts 8p.m. Tickets from £9.50. Sunday
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1. Romeo and Juliet 2. Star Wars, Special Edition 3.
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10. Star Trek First Contact Video rentals list supplied by
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1. “Diana: Her True Story” — Andrew Morton, New Edition (O’Mara Books, £14.99)
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— Lancashire Federation of. WIs, (Countryside Books, £8.95)
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4. “Family Walks in the Forest o f Bow- land” — J. Keighley,(Cicerone, £4.99)
5. “A Kentish Lad” — Frank Muir, (Transworld, £16.99)
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7. ‘Angela|s Ashes” — Frank McCourt, (Harper/Collins, £5.99*)
8- “ 10-lb P en a l ty ” '— Dick Francis (Michael Joseph,£15.99*) '
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I tling with change. Show starts at 7—30 p.m. Tickets priced from on 01282 430055.
1997. Starts 8 p.m. Tickets priced from £8. October 31st — Pure Club Night for 13 to 17-year-olds. Time to be announced. Tickets priced at £4.75. For more details, contact the box office
4. October 30th — “That’ll be the Day”, an all-new show for _ .
£13.50 to £14.50. October 26th — Abba tribute band Voulez Vous in concert. Show starts 7—30 p.m. Ticket prices to be confirmed. October 31st — Solid Gold Rock ’n’ Roll Show. Show starts 7—30 p.m. For more details and ticket prices contact the box office on 0161 242 2503.
Palace Theatre — Sunday — The Hollies. Tickets priced from ^
7 __30 p.m. Tickets priced from £5 to £27.50. October 30th __Koaaly’s Hary Janos Suite, Mozart’s Ch’io mi scordi di te, K505 ana Brahms Piano Concerto No.2. Show starts 7—30 p.m. Tickets priced from £5 to £27.50. For more information contact ' the box office on 0161 907 9000. . NYNEX Arena — October 29th — Luther Vandross and the
featuring Chaplin, Bernstein and Mancini. Show starts 7—30 i.m. Tickets priced from £5 to £27.50. Thursday — MacMillan’s ^eni Veni Emmanuel and Brahms Symphony No.4. Show starts
Braxtons. Tickets priced from £20. For more information contact the box office on 0l61930 8000; -.
starts 8 p.m. October 26th — Madcap comic Bob Downe. Show starts 8 p.m. For ticket prices and show details contact the box office on 0161 242 2509.
Opera House — To December 20th — “Les Miserables”. Show I:
West premier of Terry Johnson’s “Dead Funny”. Starts 7-30 i.m. to 8 p.m. depending on
day.Tickets priced from £7 to 12. For more details contact the box office on 01616 242829. Preston: Guild Hall — To Sunday — 1997 International Open
Oldham: Coliseum Theatre — To November 1st — North- • s '
Bowls Championship. Tuesday — Lunchtime Recital in associa tion with Preston Friends of the Phil. Featuring works by Brahms and Kenneth Leighton. Show starts 1—05 p.m. Tickets
priced from £3 to £3.50. Tuesday — Royal Liverpool Philhar monic Orchestra. Show starts 7—30 p.m. Tickets priced from £10 to £15. Wednesday— Lee Hurst plus special guests. Show starts' 8 p.m. Tickets priced at £10. Thursday — Frank Skinner plus ..........................." October 26th ily Tunes with
adults, £3 for children. For more information contact the box’ office on 01772 258858.
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Tribute band. Starts 7-30 p.m. Tickets from £9.50. Saturday — BT Voices for Hospices: Handel’s Messiah. Show starts 7-30 p.m. Tickets priced at £5. Monday to October 25th — Wallace and Gromit alive on stage in “A Grand Night Out”. Show starts 7-30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, 2-30 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday. Tickets priced from £12.50 to £13.75. Concessions for children and large groups. October 29th to November 1st — Wild Goose Chasel>y Derek- Benfield. Show starts 7-30 p.m. Tickete priced at £5. Concessions for OAPs and ••children. For more information contact the box office on 01772 258858.
Charter Theatre ;— Tomorrow — Magic: A Kind of Queen. Bridgewater Hall — Sunday — “Halle Goes to the Movies” „ Manchester The Royal Exchange Theatre Company — To
Colne: Municipal Hall — To Saturday — World premier of
Return of the Jedi, Special
1. “Urban Hymns” — The Verve 2. “Woman in Me” — Louise 3. “Be Here Now” — Oasis 4. “The Velvet Rope” — Janet Jackson
10. “Portishead” — Portishead list supplied by Townsend
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