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INCLUDING r Y % T WEEKEND A ▼


November 9th, 2000 19


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND DRAMA GROUP proudly present


9vfiCCcnnium {Mayhem


a Musical and Variety Show To be held in the


V i l l a g e H a l l , B o l t o n - B y -B o w l a n d , commencing 7.30 p.m., on


F r id ay 17th November • S a tu rd ay 18th November F r id ay 24th November • S a tu rd ay 25th November ADULTS 0 .5 0 • Children £1.50 Refreshment.v included


T ick e ts available from Bolton-By*Bnwlatul Post O f fice .


Coach & Horses. Button-By-Rim-land. C lilh e ro e . Clitlteroe Tourist Information O f fice or rine


01200 447679 5 miss it, miss o .


i Grumbleweeds; Grand: Cinema,' Clitheroe; November 26th


MUSIC, comedy and impressions will feature


in th is fast-moving show. Over the past three decad es the Grumble-


weeds have enjoyed su c ce s s through perfor­ m a n ce s in c a b a re t c lu b s , in c o n c e r t , pan­ tomime and summer seasons, as well as over


the air and on the small screen. However, it was on radio that the group made


its breakthrough with a successful BBC Radio 2 series which was first aired in 1979 and was


named Best Radio Show in 1983. It was followed in 1989 by a brand new show


ca l le d "Someone And The Grumbleweeds". During its run the comedians broadcast their


10Oth radio programme. The story of the Grumbleweeds originally


s tar ted in 1962 in Le ed s . For the next few years the group took to the stage in local clubs and pubs, as well as in Germany, before turn­ ing professional following an appearance on


"Opportunity Knocks". The group - Robin Colvill, Tony Jo and Gra­


ham Walker - has established itself as one of the funniest a c ts in showbusiness and looks set to enjoy even more success, so don't miss this opportunity to catch them in Clitheroe.


9 For ticket details ring 01200 423278.


BE transported back to an era when people dared to be different and bands like Madness and Spandau Bal­ let set the trends. A cast of 11 capture the


diversity and energy of a time when fashion was flamboyant, men wore make-up and girls just wanted to have fun. The story follows the rise


and fall of '80s popstar Danny Cook, the price he pays for fame and fortune, the friends he leaves behind and the girl whose heart he


breaks. This feelgood musical


combines drama with the greatest hits of the '80s, as well as the events, celebri­ ties and television favourites of the age. O Tickets cost from £9,


for more details contact the box office on 01282 661234.


[ G R I N D


( i n O I A


YORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2DL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17th at 7-30pm


Following the ORIGINAL film. live on stage


Jhe Jake & Elwood j Blues Brothers


Show An amazing night out ol film, live music and dance


T ic k e t s a re £ 6 .0 0 Doors / Bar open at 7.00pm


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2fath at 7-30pm Doors


open a t 7.00pm


f


+ S p e c ia l G u e s t P A T R IC K S T EW A R T See one of Britain's best loved entertainment acts, when they come to Clithcroe, with their unique blend of music, comedy and impression.


Tickets on sa le a t th e Box Office tHelBb^OFEiC^n^OI200^423278S


Also a t Kibble Valley Information Centre. Clitheroe


A COMEDIAN described by critics as "hugely funny", "high­ ly talented" and "hilarious" comes to Preston as part of his national tour.


musical comedy, which was hon­ oured last year with the prestigious British Comedy Award for Best Live Stand-up, Bill Bailey is also making his mark on the acting pro­


fession. Appearances on “The Stand Up


E M T


STAGE TWO DOWNHAM Presents


BLITHE SPIRIT DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL


by Noel Coward


Wed 22nd Nov - Sat 25th Nov - 7.30 pm Tickets £4.00


All tickets available from Tourist Information Centre Tel: 01200 425566


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ST CATHERINE’S CHURCH West Bradford


JUMBLE SALE


S a tu rd ay , November 11th a t 1-45 p.m.


in the Su n d ay School Admission: 20p


CLl VTAPASBAR'AND-RESTAURANTi l- tA *N C 'V \ k-k&'-r-NlA C9.50 per head


STARTERS Crushed Black Pudding and new potatoes with warm poached egg and ted wine sauce Gratin of Mixed Mushrooms, garlic and herbs topped with parmesan crust Chilled Dovetail of Melon and Prawns with garlic mayonnaise and mixed leaf salad


Soup of the day MAIN COURSES


□ r. n Baa


□ ■ L l 0


Roast Sirloin o f Beef, Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and red


wine sauce Char Grilled Tuna, salads with fine beans and goats cheese,


tomato and thyme Steamed Salmon, pink peppercorn leeks and smoked Cheddar


cheese in pesto sauce Roast Turkey Breast, wild mushrooms, thyme and^jadcna^saucc


. . ENTREES


Soup o f tbc day sened with garlic bread C3.00 Sun ripened tomato filled with fiesti sea prawns, dill


and tartar mayonnaise and gazpacho dressing C4.95


Hot Smoked Chicken Mousselinc, port and redcurrant jelly with tine salad leases £4.99


Pan Fried Rib-Eye Steak screed with home-made chips and Cl 2.50


narlic butter or fondant potato and rich ted wine sauce J


Parmesan Polenta, grilled with flesh pamtesan, screed with provincial eegctablcs, with a tomato and thyme sauce E8.50


This is a sample of our extenshv menu


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Tr inity A on


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ANTIQUES and COLLECTORS


FAIR


T he T own H a l l , G rassington,


Nr S kipton S unday,


NOVEMBER 12th 10.00 am - 4.00 pm


Details: M r D. Hartley Tel: 015395 67737


IAfeboats


COFFEE MORNI _NG ( b y k in d p e rm i s s io n o f M r M ic h a e l C la r k )


Clitheroe & District Branch in v i te y o u to a


EAVES HALL, WEST BRADFORD, NEAR CLITHEROE


to b e f ie ld a t


on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 2000 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.


Tickets: £1.00 (including Coffee & Biscuits) R a f f le & V a r io u s S ta l l s


. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE RNL1 P a d ih a m Christmas Shopping at


MYTTON FARM CRAFTS SLAIDBURN


Telephone: 01200 446200


STARTS THTS WEEK WITH LOTS n r NEW AND UNTJSUAL GIFTS,


O P E N :


SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY 11am - 5pm


(Go past the ‘Hark to Bounty’fo r one fu ll mile, first right, first farm .on the right, follow the brown signs)


-•■mm MM W!,>W h ■0 o i spend Christmas and New Year wrtfr hs | - Opening Times:


• i w, w , | .., w


Boo kings are now being taken Special menu for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.


pas'king and disabled facilities The management wishes our


Along with our normal menu We have a function room,


past and present customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy Hew Year.


Sunday Special Buffet - normal menu also available


Why n o t t r y our Agra Takeaway in Krif*rfie:Id Tel: 0 1282 691.782


+- try -_-< ■ *- r.


■Business Lunch - Mon-Thurs: - 12noon to 2pm


• 5 pm till 11 pm Friday


4 pm' to midnight Sal


12-midnight 12-1 pm'


DANCE NIGHT


11 November 8pm Accrington Town Hall CHRISTMAS ~


| LIGHTS SWITCH ON with BLISS plus Giant


I


Firework Display Thursday 16 November Starts 6pm


I Accrington Town Hall DICK Accrington Town Hall


GAUGHAN 19 November


GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS


, 26November Oswaldtwistle Civic Theatre


I Oswaldtwistlc Civic Theatre |u k I-5 m in u t e s f rom


SNOW WHITE 2-12 December


i1 m: ; • IVHiS J u n c t io n 7 ^ 1


•; .Ticket Line: 01254 380293


' 'T ic k e t s A v a i la b le f rom


•U u rn le y M e c h a n ic s am i ; C l i t h c r o e ‘ lo n r is t


v ln ln rm a h n n C e n t r e


Local Roast T\irkey ~ with ail the trimmings Roasl Sirloin o f Beef Chasseur


Poached Salmon ~ with hollamlaise sauce


Tagliattclle ~ in a garlic cream and white wine °


and mushroom sauce (V)


Lemon Sole ~ wrapped around scallops and praivns


All served with fresh seasonal vegetables


Christmas'Pudtling - with rum sauce S her ry Trifle


Chocolate Fudge Cake - warm with cream or ice-cream


Coffee and Mince P ie


Complimentary glass o f wine o r soft d r in k £ 3 4 . 9 5 under 12’s half price


RESERVATIONS and DEPOSIT ESSENTIAL BROWN


C O W C h a t b u r n


T e l : 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 7 2


H o r s e h i l l F a rm , A c c r in g t o n R d


Show” and “Never Mind the Buz- zcocks” are among his television


credi Best known for his own brand of a


talen was spawned from his train- mg


Bu t his own brand of live comic t


fast Th


ble w: othe zscht O


,vith


1 classical music, coupled with tination with '70s rock, e result is a vocabulary capa- marrying a Bach toccata


the Ski Sunday theme, and influences ranging from Niet-


; to “Starsky and Hutch”! For box office details ring


0177 2 258858.


A PASSIONATE re ­


te l l in g of William Shakespeare's star- crossed lovers is por­ trayed by members of th e No rth ern B a l le t


Theatre. A s the sun bears down


on the turbulent c ity of Verona, it can only be a m a t te r of t im e b e fo re R om e o an d J u l ie t 's s e c r e t lo v e is d is c o v ­ ered and th e ir fami l ie s'


feu d in g re a c h e s a d ra ­


matic climax. Amidst the colour and


p a g e a n t ry of R e n a is ­ s a n c e Italy, th e c rum ­ b l in g s e t s a n d la v is h co stume s combine with P ro k o f ie v 's w o r ld - famous sco re to capture the atmosphere and the tem p e ram e n t s o f th e houses of Montague and


Capulet. ® F o r t ic k e t d e t a i ls


ring 01253 290190.


^ a b b ij ig to t t Waddington, Ni£ Clitheroe


To advertise ring Suzanne Foster on 01282 426161


SSIUE INDOOR CAR BOOT


EVERY SATURDAY


THROUGHOUT TH E YEAR irane Mill, off Bury Road, Haslingden


inq & selling • Come and See • Admission Free Enquiries^01:7061221616


THEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY presents


1ET JOPLING (VIOLA) with


M HORTON (PIANO)


nesday, November 15th at 7.30 p.m. ecture Theatre C.R.G.S, York Street


ts: £9 (students £3) from Ribble Valley yurist Office: 425566 or at the door


CL [THEROE TOWN COUNCIL


NDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 2000 You are invited to join


HE W O RSHIP FU L TH E MAYOR


COUNCILLOR ALAN YEA RING at Morning Service at


iethodist C h u rch , Wesleyan R oad, Clitheroe Sunday, November 12th a t 10.30 a.m.


■ the observation of Remembrance Day and at the Cenotaph at 12.00 noon.


ROYAL BRITISH LEGION


Waddington Iirancli SERVICE OF


REMEMBRANCE St. Helen’s C h u rch


Sunday, 12th November 10.45 a.m. —ooo—


SLAIDBURN SILVER


BAND IN CONCERT Waddington Village Club S a tu rd a y 18th November 7.30 p.m.


Tickets £3 •••ooo***


A.G.M.


W addington Village Club M onday 20th November 8.00 p.rn.________


1st LANGHO


MEMBERANCE DAY


ST LEONARDS GIRL GUIDES


MAMMOTH JUMBLE SALE


November 11th at 2 p.m.


Saturday,


in the School Hall Refreshments available


CLITHEROE


CONSERVATIVE CLUB THIS FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 10th


PADDY NOVEMBER 11th


(Clitheroe's Favourite) SATURDAY,


TOM KELLY (Keyboard Vocalist)


Further details Tel: 01200 422410 v. M e r r y


V' C h r i s tm a s Christmas Day Lunch Menu


Homemade Mushroom Soup ~ with croutons and a hot roll


Galia Melon - with luxury prawns and lemon mayonnaise


F armhouse P a te ~ with melba toast Passion F ru it Sorbet


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/ h o d d er valley\ AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


Newton in Bowland Village Hall


V 8p - J SM a ay lM a rk e t :


Tuesday, November 14th, 2000


-m


Accrington Town Centre


THIS AND EVERY SUNDAY


“Come on down there’s loads to choose from!!” Don't forget to visit our other


Markets on Tue, Thur, Fri, Sat We are pleased to


announce that from this evening the


Grew Room


is now OPEN for reservations


TELEPHONE: 01200 423262


for further details


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