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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 16th 2001 17 (Classified), www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk (ashireonline.co.uk


sion plan ter plea


I tio n s to the plan, ■ding a 20-signature


Lin. Mrs Joyce Ilolgate Sat the school had 12 ; of land and she Eht that a more suit- J i te could be found for


Building. |,un. Stephen Admtt ■the meeting: "The site overbearing mess. I t


jeen developed piece- in the past and it looks


it is going to be devel- piecemeal in the


I'm not happy with


oun. Frank Goss said iroposed building would verbearing and obtru- and lead to a consider- loss of amenity for local


ients. oun. Arthur Pearson


ed: "It is totally inap- Driate for that area.


'•'Tv, F o n t c o v e r


•ship with Blackburn ,h Darwen’s detached ith work team. This uses : arts to engage creatively ;h young people who are solved in, or are on the jgins of, criminal or nui-


lce behaviour. Mr Pickup, whose work s been exhibited in the ndle Club, Clitheroe, has en much praised for his stract interpretations.


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"CATS AND DOGS" (PG) Grand C in e ­ ma, C l ith e ro e .


From tomorrow.


UNBEKNOWN to mankind, our canine companions have been


fighting a secret war for thousands of years with their feline counter-


parts, to stop them tak­


ing over the world. When Professor Brody


discovers a cure to dog allergy, the evil kitty Mr Tinkles leads an attack to


steal the formula. His plan is to use the


p o tio n to disable th e world's dog pop u la tio n and leave humans defenceless ag a in s t his tyranny. However, he has


Question: What is the name of Bob the Builder s cat? Answer:............................................................ Name:.....................................................


reckoned w i th o u t the crafty canines! A crack team of dog


agents amd a PUPP7 named Lou are all that stand between mankind


and slavery. With cat ninjas, doggie .


rockets and great action sequences, get ready for Mr Tinkles, Lou and the rest of the crew in "Cats


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S ta c e y K e n t - - co n c e r t, a t Burnley Mechanics, August


in 17th


THE LATEST phenome­ non in the world of jazz vocals is making a quick


return to the North-West. Stacey Kent, who enter­


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tained to great acclaim dur­ ing the Rochester Festival, is back tomorrow to sing at


Burnley Mechanics. She has been described as


having a voice which con­ jures up images of a young; Ella Fitzgerald, with a smattering of Billie Holiday thrown in for good measure. Stacey was about to start


studying for a master s degree in comparative liter­ ature home in New York when she visited London, fell in love with tenor sax player Jim Tomlinson, and


decided to stay. Since then she has had


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her own show on Radio 3, three albums in the ama­ zon.com top ten a t one time, a busy programme ot appearances - and, perhaps a sign of fame on the hori­ zon, even an appearance on the Parkinson Show. I t will probably be a rare


£7.50p.


"Pizzazz", aiming to make August a specia l month a t th e Lowry, Salford Quays


THERE will be little that is peaceful during August at The


The^prize-winning th e atre and


gallery complex at Salford Quays is faunching a month of dynamic art animation, performance and dance


verifitition and credit control pirrfoiol.


thev have called "Pizzazz! There will be everything from a


sDace hopper workshop to a perfor- mance by the most of the cast of the


group to contact yon by telephone and/or mall I------ aerial musical show which was, some T o ' a d v ' e r t i s e ' r i n g ' ^ i i a r b a r a ' i / 'e r s u ^ t TElavp’^ ©iSbuvn


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I Bride & Mother of die Bride Floristry Demonstration &


29th August 20 0 1 7.30 pm Free Admission!


W e d d i n g F a y r e 9 th S e p tem b e r 12 mum-4 pm


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Festival Preview l-vcning from <’ P"> Slakltmm S ilve r Band Concert from 7 .3 0 pm


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Training during the Bank hoUday weekend A u g u s t 2 5 th to 2 8 th


Attend one,two,three,or all four days^


Materials and ^nch included, £25 perda/- Based in Bashall Eaves and Clitheroe^


M o n d a y 27th 10am to 6pm


A Hmission by programme £1 • Refreshmenls available over


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h THIS SATURDAY h 18th AUGUST **


i TRACY (D) J


book fair A sh la r H o u se S au l S tre e t (off Walker St)


Sat 1 8 th August, 1 0 am -4 pm Aulkjiuiritin &


Secondhand Books & ojten Maps & PrintsJor sale


Refreshments, Admission 50p E n q u i r ie s to:


01772 613525


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opportunity to be able to watch such a top performer for the knockdown price ot


say, the only successful part of Lon­ d o n ’s ill-fated Millennium Dome.


The "Pizzazz!” month includes a look at Lowry's figures running, skip­


ping, or simply trudging across his canvasses and an off-the-wall perfor­ mance sculptures by Whalley Range


A*ASn exhibition a t Artworks cele­


brates 25 years of animation and includes such p o p u la r characters as Dangermouse and Bill and Ben,


flowerpot men. The aerial show, "Storm , opens on


August 29th and continues until Sep- te ThTshow features 25 of the world's


most innovative young aerial per­ formers who present an electrifying new show to the accompaniment ol


live music. The show has been created at 1 ne , , ,


Circus Space by the Generating Com­ pany, the country's top training ground for contemporary circus. And anyone who fancies running away to. join the circus can take


advantage of a helping hand. On August 30th, there will be an


introductive workshop into aerial cir­


cus skills, include the trapeze. The workshop is free to those who


buy tickets for the show. M W S o O K I N Q ^ ^ 0 0 < j


HEARTBREAKERS (1!)* Ihr. I min. on screen 600 8.30


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THE SPIRIT WITHIN ° (PG) 1 hrs


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THE PAROLE OFFICER (12) 1 hr JOmlns


SA BDY'S LITTLE O R SHW 18TH AGST „ . _,r


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* in concert LEO FLAENM CO


ferocious guitars, fascinating t°<?twork, ^haunting vocals and rebellious rhythms.


tn d a y 9 lh September-2JD0 pm


CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS in conceal


1 D R 1G H U N G T O N B A N 0 . . . J L Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331


& C E Y HEcHAMicS I Friday 17th August ■ 8.00 pm


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