Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 5th, 2001 17 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley lreonline.co.uk 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk TV, WEEKEND INSIDE


w i t h JOHN TURNER Tel. 01200 422324 W E’L L HELP YOU


theatre w i n w i n w i n


l;KS Health and lackcts Club’s l|uash team have lotion from the list Counties’


lourth Division. Icessful Clitheroe (shed in second nassivc 15 points Ithe team in third


lursday, Hicks put Ion their promotion In they defeated


(based champions by three rubbers


Iicccssful squash


Ire: Robert J Henry Farrar, [alters, David lie and Andy Millar. liMILES: Hicks players celebrate |imotion.


(010401/7/20)


R IC K M A N RICHARDSON RACHEL


GRIFFITHS LEIGH COOK JoshHARTNETT NIGHY WARREN


r o o k


CLARKE and KLUIW "Blow Dry" (15) from Friday, April 6th


- phil (played by Alan Rickman) refuses to


FROM the writer of the blockbuster The Full Monty" comes this new British come­ dy, set just over the Yorkshire border in


K When the glitzy national hair champi-


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a :::::::::::::""-.- 20 x Y O R K S T R E E T . C L I T H E R O E J ^ I i n L Monday - Thursday at 7.30pm


BLOW DRY (is) Friday, Saturday


EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE n» Saturday, Monday - Thursday at 2.30pm


20 90 i t


f. 65 i S T L A N C A S H IR E


IO T B A L L L E A G U E f ix tu r e s Tomorrow


■ First Division Ic r in g to n Stanley v Hurst I n ; Chatburn v Colne Utd, I ro o k v Goodshaw Utd, la ld tw is t le v Worsthornc, Ts-Royce v Settle Utd; Stack-


Es SJ v Ribchester Rovers. Reserve Division


la rb y Tn v Mill H '11 SP’ lold v Bamoldswick PR: Hurst


Ken v Belvedere; Read Utd v In e Utd; Ribchester Rovers v Iitbum; Sabden v Rolls-Royce;


|t lc Utd v Goodshaw Utd. Tuesday


Chatburn v Accrington Stan- j Oswaldtwistle v Colne Utd;


First Division aiksteads SJ v Worsthome.


, ( Reserve Division | Belvedere v Mill Hill SP; Read


ltd v Hurst Green. Wednesday


J Kelbrook v Settle Utd; Ribch- l i te r v Goodshaw Utd; Stack-


First Division


leads SJ v Oswaldtwistle. Second Division


[lovers v Rimington. Reserve Division


- Earby Tn v Ribchester; Mill I Ml SP v Kelbrook; Rolls-Royce v


llead Utd; Sabden v Colne Utd. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Itcc’ton Stanley 18 14 2 2 44 Ijoodshaw Utd. 16 14 1 1 43 IcolncUtd....... 16 8 3 5 27 ■Ribchester...... 17 7 5 5 26 [Sabden.........16


Ichatbum........ 15 6 3 6 21 6 4 6 22


lllurst Green.... 16 5 6 5 41 I Oswaldtwistle.. 12 6 1 5 19 IstackstcadsSJ. 13 4 4 5 16 ■ Worsthornc..... 16 4 1 11 jo | Kelbrook......... 14 3 3 8 12 I Settle Utd....... 16 3 0 13 9 1 Rolls-Royce.... 15 1 5 9 ° Second Division P W D L P


1 Enfield............ 16 14 0 2 42 Rimington....... 16 11 2 3 35


B'wickPR....... 14 Rock Rovers.... 18 Caldcrstones.... 19 Read Utd..... 14 Earby Town.... 16


■ Craven Heifer... 18 10 4 4 34 BBC................ 17 10 3 4 33


1 Colne Blue Star 17 8 1 8 25 6 3 5 21


Mill Hill SP..... 19 11 3 5 33


G .2 10 . 20 6 2 11 29


Belvedere..... 18 Reserve Division P W D h p


2 3 9 9 2 2 12 8 1 3 14 6


. B’wick PR....... 20. -b b 10 17 Belvedere...... . 17• 5 2 10 17


Colne Utd....... 23 18 3 2 57 Mill Hill SP....’ 20 12 2 6 38 Enfield........... ■20 11 5 4 38 Hurst Green..... 19 12 0 7 36 Kclbrook.......... 15 11 2- 2 35 Sabden.......... 17 10 : 3 4 33 Goodshaw Utd. 20 9 4 7. 31 Chatbum.... . 22 7 3 12 24 Rolls-Royce’..... 16 7 2 7 23 Ribchester...... 17 7 0 10 18


Read Utd....... ,’ 17 4 4 9 .16 Settle Utd


Earby Town.....19 0 0 19 2 5 11 11 A' •'t • fob &


Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway, Skipton Easter Event


Mccl 'Thomas’, 'Percy' and


'SirTopham 1 Lilt, 'The I-nt Controller Lots of Trains 10.00am to 4.30pm


Skiplten W'756) 7106,4


13th to 16th April 2001 ,


on(01 6) 95189TalkmgTImetable ^ &FRIlNDS^


We're here, we re open and we're waiting tor you


m i l l s t o n e s OPEN ALL DAY


THE t h r e e


DURING THE EASTER WEEKhNU FRIDAY TO MONDAY


Food served from 12pm to 9pm


Full Menu and SpecialIs avaltable SATURDAY NIGHT


Live Entertainment


Small functions catered for Traditional Cask Ales


01200 423340 ntnn.RoacI, West Bradford, Clitheroe .


April 20th - RACE NIGHT , > Call Melissa or Nigel on .


SS.Michael a n d John’s


Social Centre D A N C E


Saturday 7th April at 8-OOpm


'Dancing to


Bob Fairclough Admission £4.00


including Hot Pot Suppei


J Belvedere vEarby Town; Read ■ltd v Barnoldswick PR; Rock


K A R AO K E / DISCO ~ Every Friday ~


L iv e F o o tb a l l e v e ^ S a tu r d a y flicks


FLICKS WORKSHOP AT 10am Saturday


For more information or to,|j°ok a place, ring the box office


MIRACLE MAKER m 1


Saturday, April 7th at 11.30am


pr~_ r-.i iIB WORKSHOP at 9^30am Tuesday, April 10th


CHICKEN RUN mr at 12.30pm Sunday, April 8th


Call the BOX OFFICE on 01200 423278 ■


■ w w w . q r a n d c i n e r n a . c o . u k , (U)


the STRAIGHT STORY at 7.30 pm


For more information WORKSHOPS start at 9.30am


I0th - Design and make a chicken sculpture from junk then watch Chicken Run (U)


19th - Design a large dinosaur sculpture lor display at the cinema followed by


Dinosaur (PG)


After your packed lunch dinner you will be A treated toVIP seats and a FREE bag of popcorn for the 12.30pm film show


The PG Club Deluxe is £11.50 pp and includes the workshop plus 2 lilms


The PG Club day is £9.50 pp and includes the workshop and 1 film


The Grand Cinema, York Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 01200 423278


CONSERVATIVE CLUB


CLITHEROE


THIS SATURDAY APRIL 7th


ELLIE JAMES Superb Vocalist


Large Function Room for Hire FREE to members


New members welcome Further details


Tel: 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 2 41 0


FRIDAY 6th APRIL at 6pm


Admission 20p T E R enter C O F F E E M O R N I N G


Saturday, April 7th 10 a.m.- 12.30 p.m. In aid of


arthritis research CAMPAIGN


to,p u s Branch! Tea, coffee, liLseurls, cakes


POp 2 n d cu p p a lia lf pr ic e llajjle 50l><>r3M.U


lsi prize Hack massage al Lee Carters


Pretty china/plant' pressies 6 S p r in g Gardens , Wadillngton


T e lephon e: 01200 442588 rr....Mercd Charity nnrnlier 207711


c h a t b u r n METHODIST CHURCH


West Bradford Playing Fields antique f a ir


S u n d a y , 8 t h A p r i l 1 0 a m - 4 p m


at West Bradford Village Hall Admission 50p


R a f f le & R e f r e s h m e n t s A v a i l a b l e ^


, BAZAAR m a s s iv e in d o o r


CAR BOOT AND MARKET


EVERY SATURDAY ....


throughout the year. All facilities ADMISSION FREE 150 Stolls +


Grano Mill, oil Bury Road Haslingden


0 1 7 0 6 2 2 1 6 1 6 in the Top Lounge


APOLLO C INEMA HOLLYWOOD PARK, BURNLEY


; ADVANCE SCREENING-Wed llthdTbun I2tb ; BR ID G E T JONES D IA R Y


! ( lB *1hrSOmlns ; 5.30 8.10 > C H 0 C 0 L A T


i Sail* 200^.00™.00, Sat Uto 10.45pm « TH E W E D D IN G P LA N N ER


; o S T i r a S.I0B.I0, Sat Late I0.-I5pm


. MEN OF HONOUR £ (UprihrsUmlns


g B LOW D R Y (15)Shr4Smlra m Nightly 8.10. Sat Late 10.30pm y No 8. JO showTJiurs J2th


% IS M IN U T E S (18) Ihr Umins ri 8.10 show W


o Nightly 8.10, Sat late 10.45pm I N


v rUnrOLAT mtmhnlSmlos Nightly 6.00. Bara Shews SatfSun 100 5.00 — n ,. Director’s Auditorium , ealle charged at 2«5p par mmw G » « B 5 BBHg g g g g ------


0906 2943456 «. R E V IEW S ^


. . A P O L L O lW V I tL IN K * ” ed I f tfi & Thurs 12tb 5 Daily 2.00 5.00 8.00. Sat late 10.45pm


l HANNIBAL w (I8)lhn30mlns „ Daily 2.00 4.50 7.50, Sat Late 10.40pm • No 2.00 & 4.50 shows Thurs 12th


n o v n A 4 4 3 1 4 1 digi tal Sgm m m ehm d dmelTrom Mday 06/04/01 toThurs I2/04/0I ° _______-


( | V£E n. • -— - . . i.l .r>-n.,_ iitt, l ADVANCE SCREENING-Thun !2th


1.45 3.45 5.45 RUGR ATS IN PARIS


Sat Mom^mWam, Daily 1.30 3.30 5.30 No 5 30 show Wtd HthSThirrs 12th S A V E T H E LA S T D A N C E


(11) 2hre tOmtns Dai 215 5.15 8.00, Sat lau 10.40pm MISS CONGENIALITY


SilyXM^M&^O.Satlato 10.50pm TH E EMPEROR’S N EW


GROOVE (U)1hr40mlra Sat Mom II JOim. D


aily DO 330 5J0 Silver Screening-Thursday 12th


Q UIL LS (18) ihrs Jmlm On Saw 8.10pm UttJe Oscar's Show Saturdoy 7th April


FLINTSTONES IN VIVA ROCK


VEGAS (PG) Ihr *SSmms Tho fun and Games start at 11 .(Xfam__


.


ADVANCE SCREENING -Tbun 12th SPY K ID S (U)*1hr3Imlns


f o r b o o k i n g s o n l y □ □ L pouby]' | M g s / ................ ,v i


special notice! g st. Michael & St. John's . Social Centre


GRANE MILL Saturday 7th April


WOODLAND & CRAFT FAYRE


LANCASHIRE GARDEN,


Stonyhurst College, Hurst Green


Sunday, July l4 th and 15th, 2001


Saturday and


For details of craft stands call Sharon Hamilton on


01282 832400 or 01282 426161


For outside stands call Clare Eddleston on


01254 826345


TICKET OFFICE: 0 1 2 8 2 6 6 4 4 0 0 ■I


Cheek out our websilo for Hetails.www.leisureinburnley.co.uk ^ - W _ rlnite: n


SOR4ND CintnA From Friday April 6th


BOOK NOW


13 8 1 4 116 9 2 1 110 7 3 3 110 6 4 3 96 4 4 3 73 3 5 4 71 3 6 2 66 2 9 1 52 2 9 1 45


Question: In which town is the film set? Address:.............................


e lHis ex-wife, Shelley (Natasha Richard­ son) won’t take no for an answer, and despite Phil's bitterness towards her new partner, Sandra (Rachel Griffiths), the girls are determined to form a winning


team.


Postcode:................Daytime T el:..... - Please send your entry to: Cinema Competition,


1 would like to receive more details ofyour offers and discounts


1---- 1 Fditorial, the Clitheroe Advertiser and_Times,_ _


FROM THE WRITER OF #THE FULL MONTY


One family t ic k e t - th a t ’s 2 adults and 2 children - Grand Cinema


to the


A MUSICAL which to o k B roadway and


London by sto rm is opening a t th e P a la c e T h e a tre , Man ch es ter , on Mon­


day, April 9th . "Rent" swept the


LOVE IS IN


boards a t th e Tony awards a f te r its off- Broadway opening in


1995. The show even


picked up the Pulitzer


prize for drama. I t is now going on a


UK tour a f te r more than 1,000 perfor­ mances in the West


End. Writer Jonathan


Larson was inspired


by Puccini's “La Boheme” when he wrote th e musical about a struggling young filmmaker. The storyline


explores th e lives and loves of a community of young New Yorkers as they struggle with th e soaring hopes and tough realities of modern life. “Bent”, starring


Adam Bickett, Dami­ an Flood and Debbie Kurup, is said to be th e most successful new musical since “Miss Saigon”. Its music is influ­


enced by rock, gospel, blues, soul and tango.


concert The Houghton Weavers; Charter Theatre,


Preston; April 27th


FOUR men considered as much part of the county as Lancashire hotpot will be available for their local fans


to enjoy on April 27th. David Littler, Tony


Berry, Jeff Hill and Steve Millington - better known


dance date


for the last 27 years as the Houghton Weavers - will he on stage at the Charter Theatre, Preston. The Weavers first took to


the stage in 1975 as the Westhoughton Weavers,


named after the small town Britannia Coconutters; Bacup; April 14th 4


THE Britannia Coconut­ ters revel in the abbrevia­ tion The Nutters, perhaps, with just cause. The group of dancers will


hold their traditional 11 hours of dancing on Satur


day, April 14th, from boundary to boundary in


Bacup.They claim origination from either Cornish tin miners or Moorish pirates and wear turbans, red and


near Bolton where some of the band members then lived.They specialise in popu­ lar folk music, with the


accent on humour. The Weavers have had six


regional television series in the North-West, six nation­ al radio series on Radio 2 and have recorded 23


albums. Tickets are available


from the box office on: 01772 203456.


white kilts, black knee breeches, white stockings and clogs and black masks - "to hide their true identi-


trlGS". To complete the week­


end, there is an art exhibi­ tion, a "backyard heritage


trail", a costume and photo display, guided walks, chil­ dren's competitions and a clog-making exhibition.


To advertise ring Suzanne Foster (e x t^ Myers (ext. 423) or Bev N e a r * ( e x t .


.............................................. .


RING 01200 414556


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TUESDaT APRIL 10TH & THURSDAY APRIL 19TH


Friday 13th - Monday April 16th fantastic festival ticket discount prices


THE 13TH BURNLEY Featuring U.S. Muddy Woleri) . ArwjM)


niaTIONAL BLUES FESTIVAL ■ FOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS Of STUNNING INTERNATIONAL BIDES MUSICI . . ,'1.; ;., Extended fee 200i.,.Mote Pedrnen, Mat.Cmtds, MoreMmc .


^eir znfr F»FF FIJI! CdtOUl-STOCHUIE.OR CUCX ONTO: www.bfuerinbirmfeir.co.et. ....... Star U 0! Britain’s most awerome mtruaani on one iloge puuwr a (Thursday, April 19th 8.00pm e2K in Concert


rising from the ashes of edward ii ■Wherever lliev play ihere il exeitenrenl tn lire orr


Friday April 20th, 1.30pm CHODREN’S FUN THEATRE FOR THE EASTER HOUDAYS ...


316) on 426161^ BEN & BULLOCK PRESENTS.


THE FURTHER TALES OF CAPTAIN BULLOCK'


Spellbfnc/ing Easier FunJof.^s OveC-J? - Tapas & A la £ c dinners arc served daily from 12.00 ,o 2.00P^ ndM . . U. . ........ .


f in e dining nt i t ’s best. Our award winning Chefs arc renowned in the area fo r great Cutincry expertise.


Enjoy the splendour nnd atmosphere of Burnley’s past in n once owned Mill Owners Mansion.


Tire Oolitic, (imvi.lc .in iifexl rwnins for Onril)- pxrtic.. function' & .itutivcrvincs.


PLUASli CALL FOIL BOOKING 0 1 2 8 2 4 5 3 9 3 1


tlnilv from 12.00 to 2.00pm and 7.00 to 9.30pm _ 7.00«o 9 3 0 pm ---------- Dugdalcs Restaurant) A la carte and F i~ I l l I 1 m'w*?*- ...................................


Wednesday April 25th, 8.00pm LEGENDARY 70's FOLK ROCK BAND


t h e s t r a w b s in CONCERT


Friday April 27th, 8.00pm JACQUELINE DANKWORTH -


(Wednesday May 2nd, 8.00pm S E L L IN G F A S T !


THE SEARCHERS 'D


on't Throw four love Aay & M ore^ w onyM


CAPTAIN COREUI'S MANDOLIN


Stage for fhe First Time ■Engro«lng,loiKMngondbM^|W


"A moife/pfece of stoiyteflrng gottern Dojy Pre» . E


ib6 oy h^werdpi^ & clive GREGSON IN CONCERT


;sV I ^ T < ^ - ' Ur*' '■ fti f /N n T l ,


& FIELD OF BLUE IN CONCERT An Evening of C/n«y Caborel Pop and lots in .be Smokey Slyfe of Soda ■A imrlU-v fnlfmofe-iSenriroei Perfarmonce*


\ t V e * ..... . ,.,5.,.-^ .


( S i WOW BidSAr .11 on 10 ««« : i


E Woyn. . iWMiVe Sendai All, - w u


: GAME SHOW


BROUGHTON HALL 24th June 2001


In view of the Foot and Mouth crisis The show has been cancelled.


NEXT YEAR’S SHOW.


[will GO AHEAD AS USUAL ON 30th June 2002


Bent; Palace Theatre, Manchester; April 9th


to 14th A p p e a r in g T h u r s d a y ^ i t l ^ A p t ^ A J s K a ra o k e /D is c o


8pm-11pm a t


T h e W h ite H orse York S tre e t , Clitheroe


Whalley Flower Club “A Journey thro’ Springtime” Graeme Armstrong


7:30pm ~ 12th April 2001


, C'of E School, Chatburn Admission £5.00


Tickets available from Club Members; or Tel: 01254 249233


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with


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Friday May,4th, 8.00pm SET ON THE GREEK ISLE OF CEPHALONIA IN WORLD WAR l| Dv !


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