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Talk by an expert on bird life
AN expert on the bird and plant life along the Anglesey to Walney coastline has lectured to Clit-
heroe Naturalists. Mr Charles Owen, a
lan d ra n g e r ba sed in Wigan, accompanied his ta lk w ith m an y colourful slides. His presentation, held
at the library, was based on his many years of studying the natural his tory of this important North-West coastline. From pictures of the
Menai Bridge and South Stack Lighthouse, he moved from cliffs inhab ited by hundreds of seabirds,
guillemots, razorbills, shag and kittiwakes, through inland bays where widgeon, grey heron and merganser spend the winter, to mudflats covered in red shank and oystercatcher. The many wildflower
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species, from sea pink and scabious to evening primrose and marsh hellebore were covered, and many other plants and their habitat described, ranging from seakale to fungi. Mr Owen not only
(U) Grand Cinema, Clitheroe. From its release date tomorrow
‘MONSTERS INC’
THE latest blockbuster, "Monsters Inc" from the creators of "Toy Story" contains dazzling anima tion and quirky charac ters. Despite their frighten
with JOHN TURNER Tel. 01200 W E ’LL H E L P YO U PLA N Y O U R W E EK A H EA D
Grant will mean theatre facelift
MORE money is being ploughed into improving things on stage and in front of house at the Dukes Theatre, Lancast er.
Extra investment by
ing appearance, the Monsters who work for Monsters Inc have hearts • of gold, and by making
you scared, are only doing their job. By enter ing bedrooms through closets, they collect screams from children to power their parallel uni verse, Monstropolis. Chief protagonists are
a 8ft. hairy beast called Scully and his one-eyed
sidekick, Mike. Scully is the leader of
Jtton, Sctors 1 that Lmbi- Int to
covered the huge variety of wildlife, but also added some impressive statistics, such as the fact that 90,000 birds have been counted on a mile-long stretch of the Ribble estuary. He also emphasised the impor tance of these areas and their
nature. Chairman Mr Don
irreplaceable
Lloyd thanked Mr Owen for his lecture and for stepping in to take the place of Mrs Pauline Mellor, who was ill. The next event on the
the "Scare Floor" and is proud that he is the group's scariest asset, with his motto: "We scare because we care". There is a clever plot,
amazing animation and some funny one-liners in "Monsters Inc", a film which is leaving audi ences laughing long and loud.
Question: What famous cartoon studio is responsible for "Mon sters Ine."?
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programme is members’ night on February 14th at 7-30 p.m., when mem bers take along their own slides and photographs.
Post Code:
...........................Daytime Tel:....................... Please send your entry to: Monsters Ine. Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and limes, King Street, Clitheroe, BB 7 2EW, Lancashire, hy February I4!h.
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the North West Arts Board means the Dukes receives another £90,000 in 2002/03 allowing offi
cials to increase the choice of plays they can offer in the theatre,which was created out of an old chapel in 1971. The theatre was
brought in at the theatre. Some of the work was
put in hand as a result of a survey of what cus tomers thought about the venue.
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The Dukes’ spring pro gramme announced:
"The survey confirmed our suspicions that most of you were not delighted with the bar/catering and front-of-house facilities.” The programme also
recently successful in a bid for lottery funding of £27,000 to help it com pletely refit the theatre toilets. Smoke extractors in
the bar, a no-smoking area, new seating in the gallery and new carpet ing are among other improvements being
reveals that the Dukes’ production in Williamson Park this summer will be "Fandango", a lightheart ed romantic adventure which returns to the event's popular multi location walkabout for mat. "Fandango" opens on
July 5th and runs until August 10th.
GARVA; Saturday, February 23rd; Grand Cinema, Clitheroe.
A TOUCH of Irish magic is coming to the G ra n d Cinema, Cl itheroe, later this month. Garva will give the first of a series of
monthly concerts organised by the Cine ma and Clitheroe Great Days Festival leading up to this year's festival. Founded in 1990, Garva with their tra
ditional Irish music, have become an established act on the fo lk scene in Britain and Europe. The original four- piece line up became a five-piece, recorded a highly-acclaimed CD, "Sweet Liberty", and p la y ed scores of clubs through Britain and Europe. The group re-emerged as a trio - with
Tony Gibbons, Terry Coyne and Lesley McGough - in 1999.
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Friday 22nd February - 7.30pm ;A Night of Raw Music Talent featuring} MUSIC
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Home made minestrone soup with parmesan. '■ / ■ croutons. . ■, ;■ / -
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Richard Alston Dance Company; Salford Quays; tomorrow
STEPS are being taken to please dance fans in the spring and summer pro
gramme at The Lowry Exciting performances cover several
disciplines of dance, beginning tomorrow at Salford Quays with the Richard Alston Dance Company Britain's largest inde pendent dance company founded
by.the former artistic director of Rambert's. It stages a triple bill, including two
new pieces,-"Strange Company" and "Water Music". The first is a dramatic narratve piece
visiting the troubled world of composer Robert Schumann. The second provides a physical and
exuberant end to the evening, danced to Handel’s popular suite. The dance season continues at the end
of February with "Carmen" by La Cuadra de Sevilla and includes compa nies like Shobana Jeyasingh, Latvian National Ballet and Nederlands Dans Theatre In July there is what could be regard
ed as a grand finale with Birmingham Royal Ballet, Opera North, Rambert and The Halle linking to provide part of the Commonwealth Games celebrations.
Living legend conies to Manchester.
TICKETS are already on sale for Bob Dylan’s visit to the North West in the spring. The MEN Arena in Manchester on May 9th will be one of eight dates the singer has planned for Britain during a tour of 12
European countries. The icon - now aged 61 - who began a stunning career way
back in the 1960s, will be performing some of- the material from his album "Love and Theft" which picked up glowing reviews after its release last year. "Love and Theft" was his 43rd album and was album of the year among readers of Rolling Stone magazine.
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Our award winning Chef: are renowned in tbe area for great Culinary expertise. Enjoy tbe splendour and atmosphere of Huntley's frost in a once owned Mill Owners Mansion.
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