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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 25th, 2001 13 ~ Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancashireonlme.co.uk icashireonline.co.uk int on I


n old local tale when [ulholland addressed


’he central character in research was Alice Nut-


sClub. i betrayal in the shadow ’endle Hill.


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pndered how, when the •es of many ordinary folk ire made hell by igno- nce, cruelty and religious ipression, those times uld be looked upon as the ood old days".


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The speaker was thanked Mr Jim Pilkington who


;; Jiad is given


Patients will be referred 1 the team by nurses oper- ,ing the NHS Direct tele- aone care line for tho area, ho are also based in the ■ntre. Its contact number 0845 4647, The scheme was given lepartment of Health pproval just last week and is hoped it will be up and nning by spring.


Lart’ thieves V ’pWtoT.ta.’pYvs, viere


Mlarks and Spencer ■oucher and some person-


Tken. J In a second incident in another flat one of the Vlienders reached into the


locket of a resident, tak- hg £60 from a wallet. ' The pair are both


,nd clean shaven with lark hair. They looked mart and wore dark Nothing.


escribed as white males rho are in their early 20s, oth are about 6ft. tall


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, a member of a well- own Roman Catholic lily - her two brothers; h priests, were martyred their faith. She attended ughlee school and was used of witchcraft and


ivicted on the evidence .... 1 nine-year-old girl Janet vice, an illiterate and educated girl who had en bribed to speak ainst her. Her fate and e tragic story of the other


or peasant folk convicted d hanged as witches is ily told in Mrs Mulhol- id's book "A Cry of Inno-


^ equipment stolen from quarry works


Vehicles and


^V EHICL E S • and '^equipment worth more than £80,000 were


v/Clstolen from a Ribble . Valley quarry works ^/complex early on Sun-


.;j.day morning. Police have since been


j ' .the region and further ^.afield.


L,', making inquiries all across


„ l They are appealing for ^ .an y o n e who saw anything ! l' suspicious near Oaks Quar-


!?f.!ry just off the A59 between l '1' Hangho 'and Clayton-le-


i 'Dale to contact them. Iik:: < rp^g ijUrgiars had appar-


•J ’'"ently specifically targeted b/i»the complex and drove T:iii away a £30,000 Volvo lorry b'j-and an R-registered beaver- si - tail three-tori lorry worth -!u''£22,000, taking with them -on.Various items of plant worth £23,000. Most of it


‘Ha.nnv Birthday’ rings round new school


i STAR; BUY d y s o n


I £169


[STAR BUT /'.Dishwashers


'.from'£299:


AVlurfp<i»>l Ls


I BOSCH SGS4012


I Was £319 1 Now £209


Creda M i d e Telephone. 01254 53295. 11 Salford, Blackburn T O P I fX


IvVcarries the signwritten os’ name "BW Plant Hire", e:! ; ,i Adjoining premises were ■


X'~7Iti & !,«!> —


X [o'also broken into, and a large . or:quantity of Snap On-make


Ki;o tools taken. a,Kai The burglars apparently 9,| j used heavy duty equipment to break off the locks soirie


___time before snow fell on Sunday morning. "“ But police think th a t


.


bovthey may have looked over the area in the days before _„;.)and want anyone with information to contact


4;!, them on 01200 443344.


^ Colourful show at


!? Whalley - A COLOURFUL, com- ic and sometimes factu


XI WXJV/ W *W A. W —-- —


Sal show will be per- formed at a Ribble Va\- t-ley village hall in just


. .over a week's time. On February 2rA, events


.■/rirom the last 2,000 years /.will be the locus of the per-


// ence a t Whalley Village >V, HaU able to select the chan- Vinels, no one will be quite


^iformance by Bread and -..Butter Theatre. However, with members of the audi-


ll-sure what to expect next ri i during the staging of "Retro


boTV". . . As the latest first Satur­


.__be performed in Whalley — aims to entertain people of


day in the month drama to


c^-all.ages, the Village Hall f V- Committee has decided


-1 iTjthat children y/ill be allowed ‘^ttlfdrTree,.provided they


GAY/BI or lust curious. Call the Phone Club now. Call 09069199 543 ,,


. B! curious male 38, WLTM older man 55 plus lor no strings Iun. Tel No: 0906


9174221 28YR old seeks mature gentleman lor tun and friendship: Burnley/ Rossendale area. Tel No: 0906 917


■ 4397 ;•>


JEFF. Sit 9/ns, easygoing, medium build, 45, looking for younger'guys. Own place/accommodate and car. If interested, call. Tel No: 0906 917 4384


GENUINE Blackpool gay guy, mid 50's, WLTM bi/gay males 30-60 for fun,


1 Iriendsbip possible 1-2-1. Can accom- ■ modate. Non scene. Tel No: 0906 917


’ 4335


Bl/TV wishes to meet mature males 40 plus for friendship and fun. Clltheroe


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area. Tel No: 0906 917 4361 . MALE, young 43, loving, caring, medi-


» urn build, needs friends/companions for nights in/out, possible 1-2-1. Disabled guy welcome. Tel No: 0906


917 4339


■ FIRST lime ad. Very good looking gay male, 18, good personality, seeks a


' male lor triendsblp/relatlonshlp. Tel No: 0906 917 4332


[a


GAY male 49, 5ft 6ins, inexperienced, seeks similar male. Tel No: 0906 917


4330 B1 male WLTM male any age who can dress to please. Tel No: 0906 917 4314 GAY male 47, looking for companlon/frlend, a good gay mate, for nights out/in. Rossendale/Burnley


area. Tel No: 0906 917 4313 WILLING to meet guys 20-35. Must be slim-medium build, like pubs/clubs, love nights out in Blackpool and good looking. Tel No: 0906 917 4301 r GAY male 46, tall and well built, outgo­ ing and sociable, looking to r a soul mate lor 1-2-1. Tel No: 0906 9174253 PADIHAM male 27, looking for N/S male, 18-40 lor tun and friendship. Tel No: 0906 917 4281


I MALE 29, new to area, seeks male 50 plus for friendship hopefully leading to L relationship. Tel No: 0906 917 4233


GAY male, easygoing, varied Interests, seeks similar far fun and Iriendshlp. Tel No: 0906 9174248


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®v;pay £3.50. Tickets are available from 01254 822555 or 823402. Most of the shows being


■ take along an adult who will


-''.'[’work. Other entertainment i" already lined up includes • music from members of the ‘!!.'01d Rope String Band on


^ s ta g e d in the village are booked through the Lan­ cashire Rural Touring Net-


. March 3rd, while on April ' 16 7th Swervy World Theatre f t. will provide a mix of music, I™ theatre and visual imagery. All performances start at 7-


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■30 p.m._____________ Grants available


'[VILLAGE-BASED organi-


m - sations seeking monetary donations from Whalley


.^"Parish Council are being asked to submit their appli-


cations as soon as possible. The question of grants


■ . and donations will he dis- W"'cussed at the village com- , ij. mittee's next meeting on


[^February 15th. Mon t Requests should be sent in writing to parish council


; :Vclerk Mrs J. Halfpenney at £iw5 Nethertown Close, .Whal-


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1^';.; Bridge winners ..'■"WINNERS a t Clitheroe Bridge ‘Club on Monday were: NS, Mrs J. Martin­ i -d a le and Mr C. Pollard,


•&Mrs L. Wharfe and Mrs S. •^iLamb. EW, Mr D. Mor- II timer and Mrs B. Wilson,


SINGLE or NoL Call into the Phone Bar | and chat with males and females now. Call 09069 199 450 Bl female 44, petite, dark halr/brown eyes, likes pubs/clubs, keep lit,-WLTM someone similar lor friendship.-Tel No: 0906 917 4337


:


TRISH from Preston, 32, slim; build, blue/grey eyes, 5ft 4lns, chestnut coloured hair, gay, attractive and con­ sidered , very cute, seeking Irlendship/relatlonshlp with someone special. Tel No: 0906 917 4331 FRANKIE seeks lun and good times.Tel


No: 0906 917 4250 - 1


|| :ou ^pollard, Mrs M. Phillips I, ..i,,,.and Col M. Jeffery. EW, i -iur'Mrs B. Wilson and Mr J. ‘Renton, Mrs M. Thompson :;,kndMrsJ.Bowker. w m j


. On Thursday, winners r'vr.ivwere: NS, Mr G. and Mr C.


.


I ws iMr J. Renton and Mr J. 1 Pawlicki.


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HAPPY birthday to our new school, sang pupils and staff at St Mary's RC Primary in


Sabden. I t was just a year to the


day that pupils had moved into the building - begin­ ning a new chapter in the school's history. The £600,000 bright


Close rapport apparent at recital


roomy new school in Watt Street had opened after a long wait - 42 years after it was first proposed! And it was a wonderful day for the pupils as they moved from their former 123-year-old school in nearby Pendle Street East. There are vacancies for


pupils a t the 90-place school which is the first in La.wLas'tvvre t o b eW A t , w r t fa


disabled facilities. Head teacher Mrs Tina


Bradley led a special birth­ day asseroriVy aad.pupiVs and staff tucked into a first birthday cake. Our picture shows staff


and pupils in celebration mood.


(C170101/4) trains group


Memorable years for


THE : success of; the . Santa services capped a | memorable year for


Ribble Valley Rail. At the end of May, mem-


line.


support of its membership and increased patronage on the Sarita services, the annual Christmas draw grossed more than £1,000, double the previous figures. . Ribhle Valley Rail wishes to I


With the magnificent ... , 11 o _


thank a number of busi­ nesses in Clitheroe who donated prizes and the manager and staff of E. H. Booth and Co. Ltd for their | support and hard work in , providing Santa with all the goodie bags for the children


on the train. As well as these activities,,


the group's chairman, Mr | Peter Moore, was invited by First North Western to join | a committee to advise on


service quality. Ribble Valley Rail also


assisted in setting up a | group working closely with other local pressure groups and interested parties to continue to seek to extend services further north to . Hellifield and on to the Set­ tle and Carlisle line. Ribble Valley R a i l . has also embraced new technology by being one of the first I user groups in the country to establish its own website.


Theft of TV set


A YOUTH was arrested after a small television set, left in a Clitheroe town cen­ tre charity shop doorway, was stolen on Sunday


morning.


nearby shortly after the j theft.


Police made the arrest . ,


Business is brisk for young entrepreneurs


SINGLE or NoL Call Into the Phone Bar | and chat with males and females now. [ Call 09069199 450


• STRAIGHT single mum 37, feels 2 7 ,1 wants a new life, likes pubs/clubs and


girls nights out, seeks friends to Join her.Tel No: 0906 917 4368 >l.


SINGLE girl looking for friends to spend quiet nights with, cinema, I restaurants. Recently split from LTR


- and now found hanging. Tel No: 0906 . 917 4234 . , ...........


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TALENTED young cellist Liwei Qin, currently Scholar in Residence a t the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, tre a ted Clitheroe concert-goers to a well- chosen and varied programme of Schumann, Britten, Paganini and Mendelssohn in the Lecture The­ atre of Clitheroe Royal Grammar


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School. His accompanist, well known to


the society, was Gretel Dowdeswell. In Schumann's five folk-style


pieces, the close rapport between Lewei and Gretel became apparent and continued throughout the recital.


Though occasionally rather too loud for the hall, the balance was superb, the double-stopping accurate and Liwei's rich, sonorous sound was heard to best advantage in the slow, quieter sections. Britten's Sonata in C took us through a multitude of sensa­ tions - humour, doom, mystery and the haunting beauty of the Elegia - marred only by Liwei's heavy breath­ ing and foot-tappirig in the first move­


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ment. Paganini's Solo Caprices No. 1 and


although they were a remarkable demonstration of technique, they


lacked lightness. But the Mendelssohn Sonata No. 2


in D major was a joy. From the initial dialogue between cello and piano, like | a Song Without Words, through the pizzicato of the allegretto and the arpeggios of the short adagio to the frolicsome finale (apologies to Brit­ ten) this sonata ended the evening


No. 9 do not translate well from the --------- ■- original violin score. The cello has not Liebeslied. the agility of the violin so th a t,


most satisfyingly. Ended? As an encore they played another violin piece, Fritz Kreisler's


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