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, taking to the airwaves with his !en memories o f ’ Ol Blue E yes
\ ______ _ — by Julie Frankland
'OL Blue Eyes is the inspiration for the first in a new series of radio shows by Bolton- y-
Bowland broadcaster Mr Bryan Cowgdl. S i n g at 1-05 p.m. this Sunday, Mr Cowgilh
of Nethergill Barn, takes to the airwaves of BBC Radio Lancashire for 55 minutes for a 15-week
run of "Lancashire Gold . a memory6l^n^arid^a
v tsJkT'k*.: 'At1.*\ *£*■ *$**£& v ' \ raise
Insure the fund— Icluded a karaoke Tl success, flows Mark Avery,
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1955 to rise through its ranks to become con troller of BBC1 in 1974. He said: "A decade
Cowgill visited the sim- A lb^ H a ^ Cow gm. f
"Prank Sinatra was the
ia.i iyy iui — Frank Sinatra, Peggy
Lee, Count Basie and Billie Holliday." In April of this year,
Shoppers’
help for eyesight charity
SHOPPERS at a local supermarket and sponsored walkers have been helping to give sight to cataract
sufferers. The Rotary Club or
i e that much of a: lid be set by allow-' Ivould help tourism Jants had been hon- Jall owners were.
J-policy of no new Ihe countryside. He
troe), who said that ■ s y m p a t h y
|d by Coun. Frank; with the.
Jtso f the case he was-
ji t the whole thing”. ■he application was
J-ote. Jer applications for- pf rural properties,
Jural worker only to lential, were deferred Its were not available.
onyhurst
|ms, talks 3 daily sessions of t and talks will take
_> in the Centenaries fatre, Stonyhurst
lege, this weekend, patholics Making a Jprence" is the theme
th a t promises to be pteresting and stimu- ng programme being
Jd at the college on ■urday and Sunday, f uest speakers will be Mark Coleridge,
i the Vatican, Lord Ivid Alton, Mr
Juries Whitehead, Mr Iter Garret, Michelle Tiran, Mr James Park
land Jenny Baker. Rdmission is free, for ■ticket contact Mr Ihn Travis, tel. 01254
16063. infilli iTtnmrirri»iv*
p ^ i^mMy places throughout the country and very soon she will hold an exhibition in London.
j f-yP= in Rlarkburn but her work has been on dis- Ehni^ - ... . gwr im "l*lnlr^ t1,l _____
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Brewery’s charity helps visually impaired to keep bowling along
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INDOOR sport enthusi asts across the Ribble Valley who are visually impaired are cheering the Daniel Thwaites
Brewery. An
£800 donation
from the brewery’s chari table trust has bought a special carpet, bowls, jack and storage bag for
for 5*KB?
___ J __iimniv pan- bowl rolling is Rach sT h » “ i
enough. "It is a marvellous ges
ture, which will bring joy into the lives of our
members." T h e new equ ipment
was handed over to the society before its weekly get-together at St
get-iogemc. a W , Y E¥hSSS0 »riuoh b,« '■M Painted silk display
AN unusual exhibition is taking place in the reference S a r tm en t of Clitheroe Library until the end of the
m°Artist Maysa El-Gazway has a display of frc°-h^ ^ -h S s N o t ' T o o WM
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A wide range of Stages A and B courses sell available LAN G U A G ES
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Performing Distributive Operations Access 16-19
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Financial Incentives P^^^'^J ’^ojgrn^p^renhcc'shlps and o' £
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irubudic, vii Thwaites' Charitable
Trust (back row, third
from left), with members of the Ribble Valley Visually Impaired Soci ety.
;
I Graham Sowter Lid that they must;
Ribblesdale collected £492 from customers at the Tesco stores in Clitheroe, and £120 was raised from a sponsored walk of Morecambe Bay. Sight Savers Inter
national has received £500 of the total. The charity promotes cataract operations in Africa and India, where many people, both adults and chil dren, are too poor to pay for the operations. Rotary President
Mr John Pallister said: "As the average cost of this operation in these countries is only about £15 per person, many people benefit from donations like this." Mr Pallister has
expressed his club s appreciation for the support given to his members' efforts by customers the staff at Tesco, the walkers and all other contributors.
loos S S i ’ ■ consummate profession- m M r Cowgill had twice al. His attention to detail i
upon Lta t a . in t .™ ol K 5 S K K 2 ™ to
have
Church is starting a Saturday service A N E W s e r v ic e b e in g h e ld a tW h a lle y
Parish Church is designed to meet the times^ ^ yenture _ callcd Satur- changing times.
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attractions for families ^Sunday ,h sch0ol A ham sandwich tea pre- these days that we have decided to add
huge presence. He was a f nutrh cookie and
a Saturday evening service, says the pa y ^------anH evervone held prior to the service, and everyone
"There are so many competing V® Qon art and drama workshop in of the church will be
, . dav®6 - will be launched by a special Sterry.
tough cookie and had the V . m° f ; r S c
leave ^ u with^cue for a I families an opportunity
to come tifchurch at a time when there R K f e * m.
■TteBestis Yetto Come' and start this Saturday on a perma- tribute to the class act he and %vill have drama and °tberfeatu Ch
was. While programme one
1 d^ r . ^ j ^ r o f h P“ eC
entitled "Big Bands, Big Voices" celebrates Frank Sinatra's work as well as that of his contempo raries, other shows focus on British stars such as Tom Jones and, even nearer to home, recreate the "Blackpool Nights" of the 1950s and 1960s, when the BBC invited top acts visiting the resort to perform at the Tower Ballroom. Their shows were recorded and broadcast
Trank Sinatra shared the rase, the set and pub- licity for his perfor
mances. "Physically he was not
a big man, but he had a
to the nation, which knew to listen out for the familiar signature tune of "Beside the Seaside , played by Reginald the tower
Dixon on Wurlitzer.
*S Tomorrow the church will hold a "call in" evening at which prayers will be said for the success ofthenewidea- Sunday will also be a big day for the church. There is a mission serviceat
which the preacher will be the R ■ w „, T ___ r„iw,nrt hv a oarish
thcre is an open invita- h«reh £ . lor/Ulcto,trend.____________
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sook 'nowl od qualify Ior free transport or free insurance for S y n o l i i y f l i& S c & c , us not, for me lafest rteafs. viQlt us soon and you will find a brochure
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Boarding at
St Mary’s Hall Stonyhurst
Marv’s Hall is pleased to announce
that itwiH be holding a Boarding Weekend for Boys and Girls aged 7
Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of October, 2001
........ .................... .... The Headmaster,
St Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst, Lancashire 15157 9PU
Tel: 01254 826242 Fax: 01254 826382
Scholarships and Bursaries are ayttilablc tt> St Mary's Had is a Charity Number: 230 U o _____________ ________________ _________
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