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Artist’s talent no longer hidden
A FORMER member of the Paras, Mr Michael Bentley, has discovered a talent he
did not know he had. Mr Bentley (37) has found he can paint land
scapes. And he is so good that he
has been given an exhibition at Clitheroe Library during
June. Mr Bentley, of Iloddcr
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Bridge, Clitheroe, took up his paint brushes 18 months ago when he left his job at Neotechnik. "I had always been inter
ested in looking at paint ings, but had never tried it until now. I took some of my work to a gallery in the Lake District, and they were so impressed they gave me some commissions. "Now I am going into it
full time," he said. "It .has been a huge sur prise to my family that I
can paint," he added. The exhibition will be a
huge surprise, too, for his girlfriend, Miss Sarah How
ell.He has framed a portrait of her and it will hang among his Works in the exhibition. Mr Bentley, a former
by Robbie Robinson
pupil of St Augustine's RC High School, Billington, was an award-winning recruit when he joined the Parachute Regiment in 198G. Ho has been a cham pion while-water canoeist.
A SPIKY theatrical production about a
showdown over a show proved a hit for a local
school. Ribblesdale High
School Technology Col lege's musical play was a song-and-dance piece centred on a youth the atre group working in a ' . city centre community . It played to packed and enthusiastic audiences, for three nights last -
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the programme as:. "Slick er than Grease," with a "big cast, great score and beautiful ballads support ed by a sharp script. "Here's the mix'- youth
theatre working on a show. Street gang, bored as ever, working on new ways to get up their nose. Trouble is they share the same street. Bit of a clash of cultures." Added to this, were love trouble, martial arts, unemployment and a tart with a heart. Tim Taylor played Lug
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ger, the boys' gang leader and Pamela Cowgill was girl gang member Deidre. They are pictured checking their costumes prior to
teaming up against the youth theatre. (T240501/4) The part-improvisation,
part-scripted production Popular la ck had r»r i
h e a r t disease inquest is told
HIGHLY-respected former Clitheroe Advertiser and Times photographer Mr Jack Barry, who had not seen a doctor in 43 years, died just moments after complaining of what he thought was indi
gestion. But he was suffering from when he returned home, she
I heart disease, - a post mortem examination rev
ealed.. Deputy coroner for
made him a sandwich.. Ho said he was tod .tired
| RibbleValley and beyond;; At about 5 a.rn:, Mr Mi^ Barry's widow, Mrs Barry WOke up complaining
Blackburn, Ilyndburn and. Ribble Valley, Mrs Carolyn Singleton, recorded a verdict of natural causes on Mr m a i suemuu i.u-u»a. Barry, whosesudden death •„ discomfort and he went caused sorroiv across»the j back to bed.
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I always been interested in journalism and loved work
Ann Barry, told the inquest that her husband (59) had
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time as a photographer, not only with the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, but with the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, he was always totally committed to
his work. If there was a job to be
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. ble Valley branch of the ciation of Parish and Tow borough's council chamb half the usual number of Those that were there 1
THE foot and mouth out cut the attendance - but group's meeting heard about the area neverthele: ; The 102nd quarterly mi
-- _She explained that new being built and that once Valley children leaving pr
tion on the future of sec in the Ribble Valley fro education official Mrs Ja
Camera c farew
THE longest meeting the history of Ribblesd Camera Club took a f three hours, but memb found i t well worth t late evening. It was the last opport
ty before he moves to I land to take over his fa* ly's ancestral home to h the highly successful lo portrait and wedding p tographer, Mr David S mons, talk about his wc Mr Simmons started career in the law, practi: as a barrister for 15 yt before turning his hobb photography into a i profession. In this tim encountered Tony B across the courtroorr several occasions, each t winning his case. The experience of the
through the show. Also pictured is the cast
of "Gel" in the school grounds. (T240501/4)
was excellent trainin the work of a wedding portrait photograp especially one speciali in the photography of dren-Photographers, barristers, have to communication and \\ easy. I t is necessar explain what is plarnr to gain the confiden the sitter. Proof of
Local cli
Everest CLIMBERS from Ribble Valley h scaled the mig’ Mount Everest. . support of a local
cue team. However, th e y c
had to trav e l as f Preston for th e cli ' The aim of the s
sored climb was to funds for the Bow Pennine Mountain cue Team by ascen the climbing walls at View Leisure Centre the height of Everes been reached. The team of 38 cli
had been achieve lunchtime, seven
ahead of schedule. The climbers and t
helpers, whose ages r; from three to 60, then
__I___ on to add to the hei
Change naturali
THE planned wr Society was cance taken by 19 mem’
canal bridge nea Royce, Barnoldsv
towpath as far as The usual canal were spotted, malla
young, swans, moo and coot. Across in tl
were curlew and plover. There was a stop a t the Anchc where the picnic tab!
very useful. than ever, The sky was dull w
threat of drizzle, n the, bird song seem
The robin, cha wood warbler ar.i
were all competing voice. The mistle i blackbird and song also made their co tionstoo. ' At the tunnel th
through a lovely area to arrive bac
tunnel. Here th another short stop ; / A
‘Gel’ — a show slicker than ‘Grease’ proves a big hit for these young Ribblesdale thespians
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scaled the walls so ra that the 29,028ft. L
took the detour aw; the canal picking tl
' canal at the west en ntique s
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