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422331 (Classified) (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley Clitheroe 422324 8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 24th, 1997
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I fZ iu e rd a n c c THE INTERNATIONALLY
I RECOGNISED PERCUSSIVE DANCE ENSEMBLE FROM
AMERICA “/ / is fast, furious, amazingly i The Journal, Newcastle, UK
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MUNICIPAL HALL • COLNE THURSDAY 1ST MAY 7.30PM
THE RHYTHM STATION RAYVTENSTALL
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PR EM IE R MUSIC AND DINING VENUE OPEN 7.00 p .m. - 02.00 a.m.
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ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
WHEltE THE STARS COME OCT AT NIGHT
WADDINGTON PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL PARISH
MEETING
Monday, April 28th 7.30 p.m.
Methodis t Church Hall Everyone welcome
D A N C I N G F O R P L E A S U R E
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DANCE FOR THE HOLIDAYS Beginners C lass every Thursday 8.15-9.45 p.m.
Commencing April 24th at
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Temple Street, Burnley (Next to Dry Cleaners) £ 2 inc. Tea an d Biscuits
Tel: 0 1 2 8 2 4 3 4 3 9 1 or 4 2 7 1 4 3
CUTHEROE & DISTRICT SCOUT COUNCIL
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Scouts and Guides meet Eshton Terrace at 2.15 p.m.
THE ST GEORGE'S W DAY PARADE
ill be held on Sunday, April 27th
Service in the Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene at 3 p.m.
All parents and supporters welcome
POOD BINGO
Chipping Village Hall Saturday, April 26th. 7.45 p.m.
Good prizes
Proceeds for O AP Welfare______
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On Friday, May 9th 1997 in the Memorial Hall
ANNUAL DANCE
Dancing to Mark Kitto Band
9 p.m. until 12 a.m. Supper 8 p.m. prompt
Tickets from Mrs T Crotty 01254826486/826361
Please bring own drink & glasses
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Special visit of the group NEW CREATION
Saturday, April 26th 7.30 p.m.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Followed by supper
Sunday, April 27th Rev Brenda Leigh
r Friends of \ Gisbum School CAR BOOT SALE
Sunday/ May 4th From 10 a.m.
Spaces available £7 Tel: 01200
445251 after ^ 3.30 p.m.
T h e C alf' s H ea d In n
W O R S T O N Announce the start of a
Summer Season of Dinner Dances every Saturday Evening COMMENCING THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 26th
An all in price of £15.95 for 4 courses and disco till midnight.
Early Bookings advisable
Also taking bookings now for Christmas and New Year
Telephone: 01200 441218 CAR BOOT SALE
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EASY-LISTENING music enthusiasts are in for a treat when they take part in our compe tition for a Dominic Kirwan goodie bag.
George’s
ll.imB M kets^
Hoople and writer of “All the Way from MempWs”, m case you didn’t know! Further details and bookings from the box
The'popular Irish entertainer takes to the stage at King George's Hall, iftBlackburn, on May 9th, mid t ^ickets to the event and copies of his latest CD are up for grabs by two , lucky Lifestyle readers.,
Dominic’s Blackburn concert is part of a 40-date tour to . promote his latest single, “Islands in the Stream , which he
recorded with Irish songstress Louise Mornssey. The release of the single was prompted
warmed to the couple’s special treatment of tbe i1983^classic, which was made famous by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton. Dominic and Louise record on the Ritz label, the home oi
audiences
easv-listening music,and demand for their respective shows has become such that they tour rigorously up and down the UK throughout the year.
vour name, address and telephone number on a postcard to Dominic Kirwan concert, Lifestyle, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, 3 King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 2E W. The first two out of the hat next Thursday will receive the
To see this fabulous show and win a CD, just send - . , 1 ,
B°Other events: Accrington: Haworth Art Gallery —.until May 25th, “Time and Motion”, an exhibition of the multi-la- ceted work of the late Ribble Valley art teacher Terry Kir- man. Includes many watercolours of local scenes. Further details and bookings from Haworth Art Gallery on U12o4
office on 01282 430055. Towneley Hall Art Gallery—^until May 11th, new work by Manchester-based Andy Paraons, including painted sculptures fro™ ^r®
■ Kolakowski, who works in the style of Matisse and American Robert Motherwell, producing bnght and colourful work
details and bookings on 01282 424213. Mid-Penmne Art Gal lery, Yorke Street — until May 17th, exhibition by nation ally renowned artist and London Group-member Matthew
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- Mid-Pennine Arts on 01282 421986. Red Triangle Cafe — May 4th, music night stamng Belfast band Croabh-Kua
with their fiery brand of traditional Irish music. Further details and bookings on 01282 832319. -
Colne: Municipal Hall — May 1st, the Footworks Percus sive Dance Ensemble. Internationally recognised dance com
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pany with exhilarating and energetically breathtaking per formances at 7-30 p.m. May 2nd, Magic, a tribute ^ Freddie Mercury and Queen. One of the premiveir tribute bands in the
country takes to the stage at 8 p.m. May 4th, a night of Lancashire folk and humour starring the much-loved
and cheerful. Further details and bookings from the
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‘ Kirwan takes to the stage at 7-45 p.m. with special guest Louise Morrissey. Further details and bookings from the
233782Blackburn: King George’s Hall — May 2nd, last in this year’s series of classical concerts, featuring the Halle Orchestra in a programme of works by Delius, Schumann and Elgar. Owaln Arwel Hughes conducts and the soloist is Yonty Soloman. May 9th, popular Irish entertainer Dominic
Street", starring Gemma Craven. More dance, glamour and spectacle than any other show, dubbed the musical of musi cals. Performances at 7-30 p.m., with matinees on the 1st and 5th, at 2-30 p.m. May 11th to 13th, Jean Fergusson, of “Last of the Summer Wine”, in “She knows you know! , about legendary comedienne Hylda Baker. With her famous catchphrase, “You big girl’s blouse”, Hylda is now acknow ledged as the first alternative comic. Further details and ; booxings from the box office on 01253 28372.
box office on 01254 582582. Blackpool: Grand Theatre — until May 3rd, 42nd
Burnley: Mechanics — May 3rd, the Ian Hunter Band takes to the stage at 8p.m. Former lead singer of Mott the
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°fManchcstcr:6Bridgewater Hall — May 8th, Kent Nagano conducts the Halle Orchestra and soprano Cheiyl Studer in Mahler’s Svmphony No. 2“Resurrection . Further details and bookings from the box office on 0161 907 9000. Royal Exchange Theatre, at Upper Campfield Market— until May 3rd,worid premiere of “The Candidate , by Paul Godfrey, inspired by Gustav Flaubert’s unfinished comedy. A bitmgly funny satire of scandal and corruption behind the scenes of Government. Would-be politicians take heedlFurther details and bookings from the box office on 0161833 9833.
Theatre Company presents “Bound to Please!”, at 8 p.m. Who decides what is socially acceptable behaviour? Who writes the rules? Directed by Lloyd Newson, this controver sial company includes a female dancer in her ’60s. Not suit able for children. Further details and bookings from the box
Oldham: Coliseum — May 16th to 17th, DV8 Physical .
office on 0161 624 2829. Padiham: St John the Baptist Church — Saturday, the
highly-acclaimed A Cappella Singers perform a programme of light music in aid of CAFOD at 8p.m. Further details from Martin Sales on 01254 885365. _
star of “The Mary Whitehouse Experience” and “The Fan tasy Football League”, in his first solo show, at 8 p.m. Fur ther details and Dookings from the box office on 01772
Preston: Charter Theatre — May 5th, David Baddiel, 258858. . .-I-- . that is a delight to see.' Further details and bookings from i
CABARET a FUNCITON SUITE | Dancing
FIRST RACE 2 pm
For editorial ring Theresa Robson on 01200 422324
For advertising ring
Angela Healey o n 0 1 2 8 2 4 2 6 1 6 1
(Rjbble Valley
<£)iary dates in the
thP Tntirist Information Centre. Ma •,
ON Sunday the Ribble Valley will host a “Celebration of Spring” concert to be given ,
by the Lancashire Students Chamber
0 The concert takes place at the Centenaries Theatre Ston- yhurst College, at 3 p.m. and will be building on the consid
erable success of the orchestra s concert last summer. The Lancashire Students’ Chamber Orchestra is taken
from the most talented players of the hlBh'^;arci a‘X ecUon cashire Students’ Symphony Orchestra, under the directio
The programme will include Orchestral Su te Pelleas anti Melisande , by Sibelius, Concerto for Four Violins anti ' Orchestra by Vivaldi abd Suite in B-Flat, by Richard
of its conductor Mr Julian Clayton. „ . ..p„iiPo, and
StTwentv-five years ago Clitheroe’s Ribblesdalc Pool was opened to the public. To mark that anmvet^ry a weekend seLions” chanty^wun, a j a
aeThbe<
A promenade performance ot mance workshop.
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30th - Clitheroe Ra^ g J i c s 01200 428383. Wiswell. Inquiries, Brian Davies
:.••• MAY2NUTU«" mliniaturefurni-
F^ ? 2 N D T O E8THNTS" .
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chari'ty swim^'li'ich will Like pbce pver the two days, B r5 a w « ? L - r ^ . 7 - - . will provide funds for three charities -J re n d I s ofCherno
IrOIn IvlUUiCSllAlU 1 UUl, A iw tit**.* a» V . , J
television, to pop along to Downhem Vdhige Hall tonight, tomorrow or Saturday to see the Castle Playere prese
Just time for those who want a night away f™mth r... .IL
See below for further details. EVENTS — APRIL 25TH TO MAY 1ST
, L thn
“The Beeple”. This is a children s theatre cate^ "™eatJ acted by adults for all ages, written by Alan Cullen and
‘^Tic^kets^arc'avaitaWe'from the TIC or Downham Post Office.
Old Theatre Gallery, Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst,
2nd — Clitheroe Ceilidhs, at fat iviicn,^ 3&7623 ^ ' c " a U C
nrm a presents “Space Jam” for six
3lfdhttSo 5th - aifd “VV^r^t^ndPworainpJ^j^p^reh'arris* 'Mafo'voice Choir
r a tS < S 1,^ T a r r f o r b ar> - ^ e OCwa.k at Maiham. Leader
Opus '97, an exhibition of paintings by June Atherton and Margaret. Pate. Open one hour before and after each pel for- mance in the theatre or by arrangement with the manager. Whalley Library, exhibition of paintings by Mrs Hilary
ish Church, Gbesnire.
Carr, of Clitheroe, and dough craft by Deborah Aspin, ot B'cmheroe Library, exhibition of water colours by Mrs R. 25th_Civic Hall Cinema features “The Crucible” for six
2ffth' — Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall a dance to the Hunter’s Band. Inquiries, tel. 01200 445427. 26th — Whalley Village Hall a family disco. Adults bring
own drinks. Parish
Church.Inquiries, tei.uio>4 oimw. •
26th_Hurst Green Memorial Hall, a jumble sale m aid ot Inth*—1
, . . . .
walk from Whitewell back to Chtheroe. To book tel. 0199o 640557.
26tli — Platform Gallciy craft market.
Lancashire Countryside Events. A five-hour linear „ , .
p av parade. Service at Clitheroe Parish Church at 2-30 p.m.
27th — Association oi Retired Persons, official launch of Blackburn and East Lancashire.Fnendship C«jtre. 3^p.m. at Whalley Abbey. Inquiries, tel. Mrs Clark 01254 720892. f 27th — Clitheroe District Scout Association, St George s
, „ . ■ , ar=
it to Gawsworth Pair- followed by tea and
....P.ir- meet^9?^a-m- a^
3^0 If? Clit^eroe^atimalSs' Society, nature walk at
Ams.de i r i rti nl ^ c “ e Countryside Events, bird box building at ci^-:««.Wrxrtfl; hot.ween 1 and 3 p.m. .•
K M ° rA t m VD u 5 CBridgC Post Office and St ^MaTOr^laW^^remon^at noon^^^.^ ^
tel. ,01254 82^25. 6
AhenTeSr p X a t “
l i X ^ A t o S o ^ ^
. , Associatiion, meet Chester for West Marten. Leader Chns-
Wha" ey 7 p-m- for
found in adiaccnt “Lifestyle” advertisements. ■ .. ■ ■ . • A booking service for theatres and events throughout the region is available from the Toonstlnformation
Centre, Market Place, Clithcroe, on 01200 425566.
“Watching Time Fly . Tickets from TIC. Further details'of some of. the above events can be
°f DanoinB present , Association, meet at 7 p. Waterloo car park ior i n ^
All entries must be bn a Vvri/+I Market Place, Clitheroe. f r n m
■A'fHAT’S ON listings form available M
27lhr a tLS hn'Fcl0lUCountrey Park. Duration 2 hour • ment at beacon x ^
Woodland manage- at
S tO tm im v m t t e S tS S S S A * - ' Waterloo car park fo| , ^ giich™ds 01200 441313.
12 miles. Inquiries, Alan Kwnan l 01200 44131,s. nt a concert by ot
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-j&i 1. The Nutty Professor
5. Courage Under Fire 6. Escape from LA 7. The Fan 8. Multiplicity 9. Phenomenon 10. Freeway
2. Jack 3. Twister 4. A Time to Kill
Video rentals list supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgate, Clitheroe.
1. “Ultra” — Depechc Mode 2. “Spice” — The Spice Girls
Artists 5. “Dig Your Own Hole” — The
3. “Mother Nature Calls” — Cast 4. “New Hits ’97” — Various
Chemical Brothers 6. “Now 36” — Various Artists
Fun-Loving Criminals 9. “10” —Wet, Wet, Wet
7. “White on Blonde” — Texas 8. “Come Find Yourself’ — The
10 “Baduizm” — Erykah Badu CD list supplied by Townsend
Records, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.
John Wisden (Wisden, £20*) 2. “The English Patient” — Michael
1. “Wisdcn Cricket Almanac 1997” —
Ondaatje (Picador, £5.99*) • 3. “Gardens of England and Wales Open for Charity 1997” — (£3.50) 4. “Talcs from Herodotus” — (Penguin,
(Arrow, £5.99) 7. “Appassionato” —Jilly Cooper (Ban
£1.99)- 5. “The State to Come" — Will Hutton
tam, £5.99*) 8. “The Lost Gardens of Hciignn” — Tim Smit (Victor Gollancz, £20) 9. “Notes from a Small Island” — Bill Bryson (Black Swan, £5.99*) 10. “The Art Book” — (Phaidon, £5.95)
(Vintage, £4.99) 6. “Runaway Jury” — John Grisham
Book list supplied by Kuydcc Bookshop, Moor Lane, Clithcroe. Asterisks denote this week’s discounts.
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