Clltheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified^ 8 Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, March 12th, 1998 Thursday 26 & Friday 27 March


TALKING HEADS by Akn Bennett


The Charter Theatre, Preston, proudly presents,r ' ^ “


opportunity to sec two brilliant cameos from the BBC TV khk, brought to life on stage each evemng by the wonderfirl Juliette


Kaplan (Peart from Last of the Summer Wine).


NO IMPORTANCE are two of the 6nejtpieaa6om i j -U A l . i a the incomparable Alan Bennett


A LADY OF LETTERS and A WOMAN OF TICKETS £8 (discounts available)


lower buck inn Waddlngton, Clltheroe


— — Telephone: 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 8 7 0 5 ~ Mrs Joyce Brown ~


Welcomes all patrons old and new Homemade Food Daily


Lunchtimes and Evenings


Parties Welcome / Piano Weekends A few places available for Mothers’ Day Please ring for details_____________ ___


| J | j t& h e (3 L o $ y (P h ild W & T UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT


Neil and Sam would like to welcome all customers old and new


’ Food temporarily unavailable — > R e s ta u ra n t re -o p e n in g so o n •


> Bed and Breakfast available


W H A L L E Y R O A D , H U R S T G R E E N Tel: 01254 826207/01254 826788


STAGE TWO D0W1AM


POST HORN GALLOP A Comedy


— present Produced by David King by Derek Benfield


Wed, April 1st - S at 4 th April inclusive at Downham Village Hall - 7 .3 0 pm Tickets £3.50 including tea


^CRAVEN HEIFER F r id a y M a r c h 1 3 th


N A T A S H A Young Female Vocalist


Saturday March l4th mm • f - f - . An ■


the full in East


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R O B B I E M A Y Male Vocalist________ ____


Sunday March 15th ____


P O P Q U I Z A N D P I S C O ________


W m. FEELING COLD AND b lu e t h e n com e to


W IN S T O N S


CONISTON HALL and GET HOT, HOT, HOT!!!


J oin us at our indoor Caribbean Party S a tu r d a y , 14th M a r c h


1998


^BARBECUE, CARIBBEAN BUFFET & DANCING


*Prize For Best Caribbean Outfit^ - To book ring ~


01756 748136 / 749487 For details phone 01200 422450


Telephone: (01729) 840243/840638 Fax: (01729) 840243


Plmf/nniL Wlgglcsworth, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 4RJ. jffra rK J v 2 2 r u t, XS19& One four course. Special lunch includes our


famous sweet table featuring a minimum of 14, all home made sweets.


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With a menu full of choices, tailored for the whole family on this Special day.


Be sure to treat your mother to the very best in food and service.


Book now to avoid disappointment. Price £15.00 Adults £7.50 Under 12’s


High Teas arc also served from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Price £7.95 Adults £4.25 Under 12fs


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Utopia Nightclub, Blackburn. Tomorrow. Three artists perform their monster dance anthems live on stage. Tel: 01254 662662. JIMMY NAIL. King George's Hall,


Blackburn. Sat. Part of his "On the Boards Tour". Plus special guests. Box office:


01254 582582. SOUNDS 18 BIG BAND. Blakey's Bar,


Blackburn. Mon. With vocalist Joe McCarthy, featuring the music of Basie, Miller. Kenton. Sinatra, etc. Box office:


01254 582582. GEOFF KELLY QUINTET. Blakey's


Bar, Blackburn. Mar 23rd. Returning by popular demand. Box office: 01254


582582. JULIAN SIEGEL WITH PHIL ROB­


SON. Burnley Mechanics. Tonight. Con­ cert at the new Stage Door Jazz Club. Box


office: 01282 430055. BIG TOWN PLAYBOYS. Burnley


i Mechanics. Tomorrow. The finest jump 'n' jive masters in the UK, who recently sup­ ported Eric Clapton. Plus support The Ducks. Box office: 01200 430055. RICKY ROSS. Burnley Mechanics. Sat.


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Mr Ainsworth . Mr & Mrs Bicknell Mr P.J. Brass


Mr D. Brass Mr & Mrs Coupe Mr & Mrs Duffin


. Mr & Mrs Frankland Mr&MrsYeanng ; Mr&MrsWardleworth


Whalley Newsagents Mr & Mrs Hargreaves


35-37 Waterloo Road, Clitheroe. Main Road, Chatburn.


, 60 Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


Banana News, 26 Castle St, Clltheroe. 1 Woone Lane, Clitheroe. 46 Shawbrldge, Clltheroe. 28 Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


■ 80 Bawdlands, Clitheroe. V


Wellgate, Clitheroe. 77 King Street, Whalley. 28 Nelson Street, Low Moor, CIHheroe.


The voice and soul of Deacon Blue. Box office: 01282 430055. JAZZ PYRAMID. Burnley Mechanics.


C 1 / I T I 5 B K O ® b o o k f a i r


St. Maiy*s Parish Hall. Church St. Saturday. 14th March. 10am - 4.30pm


Antiquarian books -


Refreshments Admission 50p Enquiries to 01254 813559


Maps - Prints


Mar 24th. International jazz musicians join Burnley's own creative jazz group per­ forming their own original material. Box office: 01282 430055. 911. NYNEX Arena, Manchester. Mar


26th. Top pop trio 911 perform their hits live on stage. Including the top 10 smash "Don't Make Me Wait". Box office: 0161


950 5000. THE MARTIN STEPHENSON BAND.


Guild Hall Foyer, Preston. Sun. Plus sup­ po r t Tom Ovans. Box office: 01772


258858. D ~ m ;A™ h { n F r^ fh n lI ‘p v e r # S s l l ______


available from Tourist Information Office, Clitheroe or Tel: 01200 426428 (ansaphone)


SERVING ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES Wo aro now open 11am - 11pm


yItoaixey’r o a o Tc l it h e r o Tel: 0 1 2 0 0 422421


SPRING PROMOTION at the


SPREAD EAGLE at SAWLEY by the RIVER RIBBLE


Starting Saturday, 14th March 1998


BEAT THE CLOCK! Monday to Friday 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm


the faf eyou order is the price you pay;


Choose from 2 courses from our specidmenu ----1ME YOU ORDER IS THE PRICE


WEEKEND PROMOTION FROM THE ‘A LA CARTE’ Sat and Sun 6 to 7 pm


DON’T FORGET THAT WE STILL HAVE ON OFFER


Sunday - l.unch 2 Courses for £9.25and 3 Courses for £11.251 Reservations Telephone:


Monday to Friday ~ Lunch 2 Courses for i.5.95 and 3 Courses for L7.5U


0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 0 2 S p r e a d E a g l e , S a w l i^ , n r ^ l^ t h e r o ^


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= B aw d la n d s , C lit l ie r o e = Friday, 13th March


CUDDY Rock and Pop Man Saturday, 14th March _ GARY JONES Male Vocalist___________


2 Courses £11.50 or 3 Courses £13.95 With '/. litre of house mine per person _______


(0 1 7 7 2 ) 2 ________


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IDuckworfirs ofGisburn Coach Touring Holidays 1998


13111-17111 Al’UII.' ' .'Sl'UlMniMlI^SlSMA. t


mrijoy thc Sping blossoms of the Kent and Weald countryside: the seafront at Eastbourne, half-board


ijon and lull itinerary. 191li - 23kd Ai’itii. SCENIC. C(). l)OM.(i.\l.,: to sample Irish hospitality in the coastal resort of


tBumioranSftill programme of excursions, half-board fa c aS t ia t io n , high speed ferry, duly free shopping.


^OfllAiMUL-^Tl! AIAV < I)l TCI I & Hl-,l.(IIANl)U.10jl l


l l ! !| ' r.27lil.M t Y , ; . .- .■/(jiiKM'-.Y&siii.iuM)i,AMmv'it|| from the Tourist Information Centre,.Market Place, on— Steuart Kellington.


‘Mini4ruise!wilh special outside cabins: visit to the famous ibtilbffelds and Keukenhof Gardens. 2 nights in Amsterdam. 1 night ;'inhistoric*Bfuges, half-board th ro u g h o u L __________'


f Di^vSThclNordic influence and incredible scenery on this hip rof^tpUmeS.local guide, half-board accommodation and a full ‘programme of excursions.


3Ist,May - Ji l l J im : / . / Nokmama. Fkvnit. Sitiiiled inTsmall, quaint fishing town, our hotel is a good base


’for the excunions to Versailles (Palace and Gardens) the Landing BeacfeS and Benedictine Distillery, half-board accommodation.


For liitiiiER detaii-s...


,< « o f tlic aljovc tours and brochure containing our full '1998 programme, please contact Ian, Pam, or VVendy.^ Pleasc note, all our tours offer a door-to-door service in


tfie local area.


Lancashire; BB74JT. Tel: 01200 445210 7; or 01200,445570 INTERNATIONAL


OBERAMMAGAU 2000


The Millenium Passion Play •


For more la formation, please contact our office.


PPASSENGER nurrrn ROTECTION


Ait our holidays art torerwl by Paascajer Protection Insurance I# accordance with EC Reguiatioea______ _____


station Road. Gisburn. Nr Clitheroe. ^ « i i e r i i r i e s All entries must be on a WMJXi » i u u s i u c o i i t a — . • . ,


STAFF at Clitheroe’s Platform Gallery have been overwhelmed with a record amount of entrants for the open exhibition which starts


today and runs until April 17th. More than 150 pieces of work will be on


show and the very best pieces will be dis­ played, creating an exciting exhibition of


mixed media. The exhibition has been organised to give


arts and crafts people from Lancashire the chance to have their work displayed in pub­ lic, with a number of exhibitors hailing from


the Ribble Valley. As a result of the exhibition, the Platform


Gallery is asking members of the public to vote for their favourite piece. All those who vote for the winning artist will be entered into a prize draw. The winner will be awarded their prize, which has yet to be announced, alongside the winning artist at the preview of


the next exhibition. begins at 7 p.m.


Cinema to see the blockbuster film "Titanic", which is showing for the second week, should remember the three-and-a-quarter hour film


Those who plan to visit the Civic Hall .


EVENTS - MARCH I3TII TO 19TII Every Wednesday Clitheroe and Whalley


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ghost walks. Start from Clitheroe Castle main gates at 8 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 426821 or


425566


ings by Mr J. Aspin, of Langho. Also an exhi­ bition of re-cycled jewellery by Mrs J. Mar­


Clitheroe Library, an exhibition of paint­ ,


tin, of Barnoldswick. Platform Gallery, Open Exhibition. 13lh - Civic Hall Cinema, presents "Titan­


ic" (12) for six nights at 7 p.m. 13lh - Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall, a


dance with Mark Kitto. To book tel. 445463. 14th - Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society presents a birthday concert with


Michael Pain at 8 p.m. 14th - Clitheroe Parish Church Hall, a


book fair. I lih - St Paul's Parish Hall, Low Moor, a


Compiled by w m m m m Theatre | MARLENE: A TRIBUTE TO DIET-


RICH. The Grand Theatre, Blackpool, to Sat. A fascinating insight into the fife and career of a legend. Box office: 01253


290190. GUARDS! GUARDS! The Grand The­


atre, Blackpool. Wed. to Mar 21st. A bril­ liant fusion of social satire, a thriller and an hilarious parody of the folklore and fan­ tasy genre by Terry Pratchett. Box office:


01253 290190. KES. The Grand Theatre, Blackpool.


Mar 25th to 28th. Contemporary classic adapted from Barry Hines’s 1960s novel "A Kestrel for a Knave". Box office: 01253


290190. THE BIBLE - THE COMPLETE


WORD OF GOD (ABRIDGED). Burnley Mechanics. Mar 25th, 26th. Presented by The Reduced Shakespear Co. Box office: 01282430055.


ANIMAL CRACKERS. Royal Exchange


Theatre Company, Manchester. To Apr 4th. A delightful restoration of the Marx Brothers’ third stage hit. Box office: 0161


833 9833. GIRLS' NIGHT OUT. Opera House.


Manchester. Tomorrow to Apr 18th. Loads of laughs at the hilarious hen party.


Box office: 0161 2422509. THE CEMETERY CLUB. Coliseum


Theatre, Oldham. To Mar 21st. The Gold­ en Girls are alive and well and visiting Old­ ham! Ivan Mcnchell’s hilarious comedy centring on three mature New York wid­ ows. Box office: 0161 624 2829.


ME MAM SEZ. Coliseum Theatre, Old­


ham. Mar 27th. A warm-hearted and hilarious look at a Northern family during


the war. Box office: 0161624 2829. IT STARTED WITH A KISS. Charter


Theatre, Preston. Wed. to Mar 21st. John Godber’s romantic comedy set in a teacher


training college in 1974. Box office: 01772 258858. TALKING HEADS. Charter Theatre.


Preston. Mar 26th. 27th. Juliette Kaplan performs Alan Bennett's "A Woman of No Importance' nnd "A Lady of Letters each evening. Box office: 01772 258858.


TALL TALES. Whalley Village Hall.


Mar 21st. Taffy Thomas and Tim Lay- cock present an evening of stories, songs, tales, elaborate lies, legends and leg-pulls. Contact Sue Caudle on 01772 717461.


Musicals Pick Of The Week j


IT STARTED WITH A KISS by John Godber. Charter Theatre,


Preston. Wed. to Mar 21st. John Godber, author of the hit


film "Up 'n' Under", presents his new romantic comedy set in a teacher training college in 1974 and follows the path of five unlikely- student teachers as they experi­ ment with drugs, dates and dance


classes.From freshers' week to the Christmas ball, it's sex, drugs, grant cheque heaven and Theak- ston's at 20p a pint. But what hap­ pens when you "Telegram Sam to "Ride the White Swan" and let it all


hang out? "It Started with a Kiss" is anoth­


er of Godber's hilarious plays, pre­ sented by his "home" theatre com­ pany, Hull Truck. For more details and ticket


New Cinema Openings: GOOD WILL HUNTING (15). Sensi­


tive comedy-drama about a young jmii- tor who surprises everyone by revealing himself to be a genius. Starring M a tt


Damon and Robin Williams. KISS THE GIRLS (18). Morgan Free­


man on the case of a serial killer. Starring Ashley Judd.


starring Anthony Hopkins, Morgan . ■ Freeman and Matthew McConaughey. DESPERATE MEASURES (18). Cop


Currently Showing: AMISTAD. (15). Spielberg's slave epic


Andy Garcia resorts to convicted homi­ cidal maniac Michael Keaton as the bone marrow donor for his son, only for Keaton to escape and spark a frantic pur­


suit of life and death. THE EDGE (12). Billionaire Anthony '


Hopkins and flash photographer Alec Baldwin battle against mutual suspicion ,


prices, contact the Charter Theatre box office on 01772 258858.


J SOUTH PACIFIC. The Grand Theatre,


Blackpool. To Mar 21st. Rodgers and Ham- merstein's memorable story of love and war. Box office: 01253 290190. HELLO DOLLY. Burnley Mechanics.


Tues. to Mar 21st. A superb musical pre­ sented by B.L.O.S. Basics, a superb junior


group. Box office: 01282 430055. THE GOODBYE GIRL. Palace Theatre,


Manchester. Tues. to Mar 28th. Just when she thought things could not get any worse, he walked into her life! S ta r rin g Gary Wilmot and Marti Webb. Box office: 0161


2422503 FAME - THE MUSICAL. Opera House,


Manchester. Tues. to Mar 21st. Inspired by the Academy award-winning movie Fame. Set in New York's legendary High School for Performing Arts. Box office: 0161 242


2509. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. Charter The­


atre, Preston. To Sat. Presented by Preston Musical Comedy Society. Box office: 01772


258858.


d tO Concerts | f t


7 BURNLEY MUNICIPAL CHOIR. Burn­


ley Mechanics. Mar 22nd. Programme includes Vaughan-Williams's "Dona Nobis Pacem" and Faure's "Requiem". Box office: 01282 430055.


DINOSAURS - THE NEXT GEN­ MANCHESTER CAMERATA. Municipal . . ,


Hall. Colne. Tonight. This series of concerts by the Camerata Orchestra concludes with the ever-popular Camerata Ensemble. Box office: 01282 421986.


AFTER BRAHMS. Lancaster University. .


Tonight. Ronald Woodley is joined by Andrew West, L ancaster University s


pianist-in-residence, in a programme that explores the fascinating sound world or the


clarinet and bass clarinet. Box office: 01524 593720PREMIER SERIES. Bridgewater Hall,


Manchester. Thurs. Poulenc's "Organ Con­ certo", Ravel's "Daphms and Chloe, suite No. 2". Faurc's "Pavene" and Saint-Saens "Symphony No. 3 Organ". Bax office: 0161


907 9000OPUS CLASSICS SERIES. Bridgewater Hall. Manchester. Tonight and Sun.


Moz art's "Symphony No. 29 K201 , Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 3 .


Sibelius's "En Saga" and R. Strausss Till Eulenspiegels lustige Stciche . Box office.


01619079000. WAGNER N1GIIT. Bridgewater Hall,


Manchester. Mar 21st. Conducted by Matthias Bamcrt and performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. Works include "Rionzi" and "Wesendonck Lieder". Box office: 0161907 9000.


Opera MADAME BUTTERFLY. King


George's Hall, Blackburn. Mar 21st. Performed by Campagnia d’Opcra Ital- iana di Milano. Box office: 01254 582582.


ERATION. Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds. To May 4th. The largest model dinosaur exhibition ever mounted in the UK. Ticket office: 0113 2201999. MILITARY BOOKS. Samlesbury


Hall. To Mar 22nd. A room full of indi­ vidually priced books relating to every aspect of militaria. Box office: 01254


812010.CRAFT CLOTHES. Samlesbury


Hall. To Sun. The ever-popular selling exhibition, with designs by craftsmen and women from all over the country. Box office: 01254 812010. DECORATIVE REPRODUCTIONS.


and icy elements when a plane crash in * the Alaskan wilderness leaves them need­


ing each other to get out and escape the attentions of a somewhat persistent griz-;


zly bear. With Elle MacPherson. THE POSTMAN (15). Kevin Costner


plays the hero uniting post-Apocalypse America by pretending to be a postman. THE BOXER (15). Daniel Day Lewis


in love story set against the backdrop of a struggling gym and an increasingly tense IRA ceasefire. FAIRY TALE - A TRUE STORY (U).


spring market from 1 to 3 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 422542.


ing to Leighton Moss at 10 a.m. 14th - Ribble Valley Mayor's Parlour, a


NSPCC antiques valuation day with stalls and collectables, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. < „ 15th - Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association


15th - Swallow Hotel, Samlesbury, „ . ,


meet Waterloo car park at 9 a.m. for Jumbles Country Park.


15th - Memorial Hall, Ribchester Road, Salesbury, an alternative and complementary


.


therapy fair from 11 a.m. to 4-30 p.m 16th - Gisbum Festival Hall, talk and slide


re-opening of WI Market. Inquiries, tel. 425264.


17th - Clitheroe Ramblers* Association meet Chester Avenue car park at 10 a.m. for


. .


Clitheroe/Talbot Bridge. 17th - Ribble Valley Rail Rambler, alight


Clitheroe at 9-32 a.m. for an easy eight-mile


walk round Waddington. 17th - Pendle County Primary School, a


bird life film by Gordon Yates entitled "Splendour in the Cotton Grass” at 6*30 p.m. ISth - Clitheroe Concert Society presents


Marat Bisangaliev (violin), Graham Scot (piano) in the Lecture Theatre, Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, York Street, at 7-30


P 19th - Hurst Green Memorial Hall. The AGM of Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley Vil­


lage Hall, 8 p.m. 19th - Clitheroe Library presents an infor­


mal piano recital by Damian Girvin. 19th - Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst, a


meat and potato pie concert at noon. 19th - St Nicholas’s Church Hall, Sabden,


"Tall Tales” by Taffy Thomas and Tim Lay- cock. Music and story telling at its best at 7- 30 p.m. Tickets available at the door. 19th - Clitheroe Naturalists, annual din­


ner at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington. 7 for 7-30 p.m. Also an illustrated talk entitled


"Coast to Coast Walk" by Dr and Mrs


show by Sue Caudle at 7-30 p.m. 17th - Clitheroe Parish Church lower hall,


14th - Clithcroe Naturalists, a coach out­


coffee morning in aid of the Christie Hospi­ tal.


For editorial ring Marcia Morris


or Vicky Carlin on 01200 422324 For advertising ring Andrew or L e e on 01282 426161 ,


<£>iary dates in the


(Rjbble Valley


lATWAT’S O N listings form available r'iith<=roe.


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FORTHCOMING EVENTS-20TH TO 26TH


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20th - Civic Hall Cinema presents The Woodlandcrs" (PG), for five nights at 7-30


‘’■"lst - Civic Hall Theatre presents, 'Vari­ ety Express' a t 7-30 p.m. Attended by


Clitheroe Mayor and Mayoress. 21st - Newton Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. Slaidbum Silver Band. will givTasp«ial pre-


sentation in words and music mid a displayot activities tracing the last 100 years of the band, entitled "A Means of Enlivening the


’ 1st - Clitheroc Concerts Society coffee morning in Clitheroe Town Hall. Inquiries,


Community'. „ . .


tel. 441796. 21st — Clitheroe Town Council surgery iu


a *21s°-Whalley Village Hall. 'Tall Tales, Legends and Leg-Pulls' for all the toU y at 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 8234U^ or


822555.21st — Lancashire Countryside Events, woodland management on Beacon Fell. Spend an afternoon with a ranger looking at woodland management. Duration two hours. Inquiries, tel 01995 640557.


, 2 lih - Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.


Chatbum Road, a musical entitled "Bugsy Malone". Tickets from York Street School, or


tel. 423118.


25th to 28th - Clitheroe Parish Church Hall, Scouts' Association "Gang Show" at 7-


„ . ' . .


30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 425198. 26lh - Centenaries Theatre, a meat and


potato concert a t noon featuring David Greenhalgh (flute) and Paul Greenhaigh


(piano). Inquiries, tel. 01254 826063. • Further details of some of the shore


events can be found in adjacent “Lifestyle"


advertisements. OA booking service for theatres and events


throughout the region is available from the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place,


Clithcroc, on 01200 425566.


The mystery of the Cottingley Fairies. IN AND OUT (12). Smalltown English


teacher Kevin Kline finds his world turned upside down when clumsily outed by former pupil Matt Dillon during his Best Actor Oscar speech. MORTAL KOMBAT - ANNIHILA­


TION (15). Part two of this video game conversion to the big screen.


Williams.


decade starring Kate Winslett and Leonardo Di Caprio.


TITANIC (12). Blockbuster of the _____


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The exponents of Girl Power bundle their way chaotically through a frenetic week leading up to their first (fictional) gig. THE FULL MONTY (15). Robert Car­


SPICEWORLD - THE MOV IE (PG).


lyle and Co. still getting their kit off in this, the British comedy film of the '90s.


Exhibitions]


ing, slip-sliding, comic action with daz­ zling special effects. Starring Robin


FLUBBER (PG). Non-stop, high-fly­


Samlesbury Hall. To Sun. A11 dis- played items for immediate sale. Box


office: 01254 812010. JUGS, BOWLS AND PLATES. Sam-


lcsbury Hall. Mar 21st to Apr 4th. Col­ lectors' items. Box office: 01254


812010. ALTERNATIVE AND COMPLE­


MENTARY THERAPY FAYRE. Memorial Hall, Ribchester Road, ' Salesbury. Sun. Includes crystal heal­ ing, aromatherapy, reflexology, spiritu-.


Dance] ST PATRICK’S NIGHT DANCE.


King George's Hall, Blackburn. Sat. The ball of the year in the Windsor ' Suite. Late bar and dance floor. Box office: 01254 582582, LANGUAGE, LIFE, RESPECT.


Charter Theatre, Preston. Mar 22nd. culture. Box office: 01772 258858, y.


al healing, etc. For information: 01254 i 580559 or 01254 55935.


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