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AN elderly Waddington woman was confronted by a burglar on her own stairs when she went to investigate a noise. • Kevin Austin (42) ran off carrying


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loin us fora fantastic two day break to Folkestone and enjoy a' trip across the English Channel to Calais and Cite Europe.


Cite Europe contains more than 150 shops, a 1 - screen cinema and a whole host of restaurants catering for all tastes,


with prices to suit all pockets. In addition to the magnificent Carrefour Hypermarket, Cite Europe is also home to 8 speciality stores and .150 outlets covering fashion, household goods health and beauty, jewellery, gifts and accessories, mosa with names that you will be familiar with, including Tc"co Toys ‘ r’ Us, Emm, Tie Rack and Hygcna. In short Cite


hmiuikd S p r ic e : ’- Reiurncoaeh travel • 1 nights half K ^ om m o c k it io n at the Southcliffe Hotel Folkestone All rooms with private facilities inc. TV, tea/coffcc facilities Inc. excursions to Cite' Europe via Eurotunnel Ferry


For sentence on burlary charge Austin admitted burglary and theft at


£12,000 worth of jewellery, but was later caught by the police, magistrates in Black­


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the house, and was committed to Preston 1 Crown Court for sentence. He is already


serving a prison term. ... The court heard that Austin ransacked the upstairs of the house while the couple I


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CCTV: ci needed latest si


CASH contributions from various organisations will be needed to help fund a new CCTV scheme in


Glitheroe and Whalley. P a r i s h a n d tow n councils,


c h am b e r s of t r a d e a n d th e lo c a l c o n s ta b u la ry could all


„,=-j>arish Council were told by local police chief Insp. Bob


b e a sk e d to h e lp m ak e u p a ' £ 2 0 ,0 0 0 s h o r tfa l l . : Members of Whalley


v ' Ford tha t the proposed camera scheme would cost £700,000 to install, with an


additional cash sum needed to cover monitoring and insurance costs. Although Ribble Valley Borough Council plans to put up some of the cash it is look­ ing for contributions adding up to £20,000 to reduce the financial burden.


Clitheroel Mart


FORWARD in the hogg sale at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Tuesday, February


13th, were 717. The average price was


Join us now for a fantastic 2 day break to Folkstonc from there wc visit Bruges to experience the delights or the ^ Belgian city known to many as the ‘Venice of the North . Bruges is without doubt a magnificent city, combining elegant houses hnd canals with a romantic open air museum of churches and an environment where you can wander to your hearts content in virtually unspoilt surroundings.


Included in th e price: • Return coach travel


• 1 nights halfboard accommodation at the Salisbury Hotel, Folkslone • All rooms with private facilities to include colour TV and tca/coffee making amenities • Trip to Bruges via Eurolunncl/Ferry


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( yi,js vcry special tour and stay weekend break takes you to the capital city of France - Paris. Being Europe s


exciting city, Paris has something for everyone. Sightseeing. . ,


The list is endless - Notre Dante, Sacre Triomphc, the Louvre, Champs Elysces, the Eiffel Tower and much, much more. Shopping? You can shop at such fine department stores as Printcmps and Galleries Lafayette. Ealing and drinking? Paris has an endless choice of places to eat and drink with pavement cafes, bistros and restaurants to


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Included in the price: • Local departure points • Return travel bv British coach* Return ferry or Eurotunnel crossing 2 night bed and continental breakfast in a good quality hold in the


Greater Paris/Ile dc France region • Accommodation in twin bedrooms with private bathroom.


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I by Vivien Meath


TH E R E have b een some excellent perfor­ mances by the town's operatic society, but the current production of "Mack and Mabel" is


exceptional. From a personal point


of view, it will be remem­ bered for the sheer bril­ liance of the cas t as members convincingly recreated the days of the silent movie, indulging in bouts of sparkling slap-


I stick comedy. Everyone shone in this


| outstanding production, and Maria Masterson as actress Mabel Normand was magnificent. Re-cre­ ating her daytime role - Maria works behind the counter of the delicatessen at Booths - she radiated confidence from her first | moment on screen to her


i ered a sandwich to movie producer Mack Sennett,


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last.We were initially intro­ duced to her as she deliv-


who went on to make her a star. The audience wit­ nessed her rise to fame until, finally, her body, rav­ aged by drugs and drink, she struggled to cope with her ill-health alongside accusations of involvement in the murder of director William Desmond Taylor, ably portrayed by seasoned veteran Brian Haworth. In the role of Mack Sen­


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The sets were among the best seen and the dancers


trim and in step. Perhaps the former was not too sur­ prising as the energetic rou­ tines must have taken their toll. Did anyone take note of how much weight has been lost collectively since rehearsals for this produc­


tion began? Although, again on a per­


nett, society newcomer David Norris oozed profes­ sionalism and experience. 1-Ie carried his audience through the story in style. Whether portraying the loud, bad-tempered silent


movie-maker or the teeter- ing-on-the-brink-of-love


director, he gave a polished performance throughout. As Lottie Ames, Andrena


Backhouse shone and, when partnering Fatty Arbuckle, Terry Till, left us with some delightful moments of hilarity. A remarkable char­ acter actor, Terry has taken over as chairman of Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic and Dramatic Society this year and I, for one, look forward to seeing much more of him in forth­ coming musicals.


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sonal note, it is not the music that makes this pro­ duction stand out, it was well interpreted and there was certainly plenty of scope for a well-directed orchestra,with numerous young faces. And although the hundreds who will undoubtedly enjoy "Mack and Mabel" will take away many memories of comic scenes, one certainly stood out above the rest. The Keystone Cops routine was buffoonery at its very best. "Mack and Mabel" was,


C society awards, questions


must be asked! The full cast (pictured)


are: David Norris (Mack Sennett)i Maria Masterman (Mabel Normand), Andrena Backhouse (Lottie Ames), Terry Till (Fatty Arbuckle), Gennaro Lamberti (Frank), Bill Taylor (Kleiman), Barry Phillips (Fox), Jean Pells (Ella), -Brian Haworth (William Desmond Taylor). Company: Olivia Barlow,


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Kathryn Bennett, Alison Blakemore, Clare Bollan, Sarah Bollan, Dee Bottoms, Amanda Clews, Susan Collinge, Jean Croft, Jackie Flanagan, Marisa Frot, Leona Gardner-Chan, Jessica Green, Rachel Lewis, Sue Moretta, Diana Platt, Pam Pinder, Nicola Tomlinson, Catherine Whitham. Men: Tony Brazendale,


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TAURUS 1 There is "


John Holden, David Hulme, Nick Mahon, Michael OTIa-


gan, Roy Platt. Howard G. Raw (director),


for me, a totally unexpected treat. Well done everyone involved and particularly highly-experienced produc­


er Howard Raw, working for the first time in Clith­ eroe. If this one fails to fea­ ture in the local operatic


Anne Grogan (choreograph­ er), Roger Purcell (musical director), Philip Dobson (accompanist), John Wilkin­ son (stage manager), Ian Rimmer and Mick Gidlow (stage crew), Martin Butters (lighting director), David Scott (scenic designer). (T190201/1)


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I A DORMER on a garage at Rodhill Lodge, Bolton- by-Bowland, would be striking and discordant,


| say planning officials. Their views were accept­


ed by the Planning and Development committee of Ribble Valley Borough Council, which refused the application.


YOUTH springs eternal when it comes to romance, as res­ idents of Chatburn’s the Manor House Nursing and Resi­


dential Home proved.


Aereeing that you are never too old to fall in love, iney celebrated St Valentine's Day with candles, chocolates,


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and windows and baked special love token biscuits and cakes And if music is the food of love, they even rounded the day off with a sing-a-long and karaoke of romantic ^ a c c om p a n ie d by Miss Sara Walker on he clann


Our photo show both residents and staff enjoying their


touch of romance. (T180201/1)


Boys arrested


TWO boys were arrested on Saturday afternoon after damage was caused to a telephone box in Pim­


lico Road, Clitheroe. The boys,, one aged 13


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aim for a quieter time In late March. ^ AQUARiUS ' J a n 2 1 - F e b 1 9


Throwing your energy wholeheartedly into all manner of team efforts in a ^ o p Y r n i s t ic way is keeping you on the move. But be since there could be differences of opinion over money. Be inn but not obstinate in negotiations or financial agreements at the moment. You are in a more intense mood, perhaps slightly stubborn at times. But sometimes you have to take a stand, even with yourself. Mull everything over cpreltil yujnd once you have reached a considered t e i s io n j o u g n ^ s(gP sJ,°LeS lM whatever Is bothering you


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and ought to do have to be the same thing In that wholehearted enthusiasm behind your new plans which work_betta- result. Make sure you have supportive rampanronsarouM who are v^ltnq to |


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■ HaS™ solid results to show for your efforts is always important to yoti. Particularly now you are not shy about demanding your rights or s ating your


i worth Mars in Sagittarius prompts you into spending larger sums than usual. ' thouaii happily it also improves your income. Push to find the self-discipline to make more use of your creative talents. You do want to play more or be around loved ones, but you could also let your artistic streak out to exp:®5 UselfnC C s te r o u s and^exuberant Call my Scorpio line to hear more. T T 0 9 0 5 O O t J


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the 23rd then you can start to map out a sensible strategy. You do want to ship with others so you are trying hard to co-operate.


5 not as easy as you had perhaps hoped. A forward-looking New Moon. allow vou to qive new plans which have been carefully considered a


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J u n e 2 2 -July 2 2


117.7p for premium hoggs and 103p for prime hoggs. Top price was 129p per kg for a pen of 13 Continentals bought by Andrew Atkin­ son. Prices: Premium hoggs (25.5-36kg) made to 125p (average 117.26p), premi-


' urn (36.5-45kg) to 129p (118.13p), prime (25.5-


36kg) to llOp (106.2p), prime (36.5-45kg) to 109p (100.2p), heavies (46kg+) to 124p (103.2p). There was a slightly


improved trade in the sale of ewes where 169 were for­ ward. Suffolks sold to £53, Mules to £36.50, Mashams to £39, Lonks to £32, Blue Faced Leicesters to £34 and Swales to £24.50. Fifteen calves were forward with | the top price of £115 paid for a Limousin X bull. At the sheep sale on the I


12th in-lamb mules topped | at £47 per life with both I


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PLANNING permissiorl has been granted for twtl replacement buildings al Calderstones Hospital! Whalley.


bed unit with administral tion offices and day activif ties space will help replactj institutional-style place:f


elsewhere on the site. Some of the other spaced


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