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(Ecstasy found in police raid
A QUANTITY of cannabis
■resin was recovered from a (property, in Clitheroe as |p a r t of the police's ongoing ■drug crackdown. I Cultivated bush cannabis (and some Ecstasy tablets . ■were also recovered from (th e premises in Brownlow • (s tre e t . The current occu- , (pant is being sought. | Insp Bob Ford, of (ciitheroe police, said his (officers were always willing ( to act on information on (drugs from members of the ■public.
R u ra l m e e tin g
|MEMBERS of the Ribble (Valley D is trict Group of (the Council for the Protec- Jtion of Rural England will (meet tonight a t 7-30 p.m.- ( a t the Mitton Hall Coun- ( t ry House Hotel, Mitton.
from th e Villages
( l take place in St Mary's Hall n. Entry is £1 per person and ut take your own drinks. Pro-
funds. The church Christmas r7th. . • .
vice at Sabden, Baptist Church
je taken by Mr Malcolm Royle. (hodist Church on Sunday, the (en by Helen Bradley. The Rev. (he visiting clergyman at St 1, winch is still without a vicar.
Ters can be discussed with the . [Mr Bernard Pariitt on 01282. IDarwentoii01282710902. ....
ould like to contribute towards
i ig s t Nicholas's floodlit during (see' either of the churchwardens.
Responders vital part’
in u i d from p a if r I
Jie day of training and they |a t ic defibrillator for cardiac- . This is funded by the Heart
tpeal charity. tl the collection tins in many fuld response times be main-
Jtable donations? There is no Iheck on these people and they pie people, in their homes, in
fes. More often than not, the _-e that they are being attend-
nber of the public and they |y are either a doctor or ambu-
(al of the First Responder, the (attained, even though in' every Irdiac arrest, there is no active
(he patient and no ability to latient as the ambulance is still (wherever.
Jhe responders are being sent to lbs. Pub fights, incidents on the
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iersonal safety is a real issue, to | ta l and believe it or not;,they _> GP surgeries. If this is not an (aining response times I don't ■,
Iroblem with the use of vetted a as long as their arrival is not
Jie response time. Should some- ( , who is liable? The ambulance (dividual responder? Very often
1 to violence when least expect- |y think it can only be a matter. i responder is assaulted. •> .. :.
Absolutely no ch an ce-that (get a second ambulance. The . i be hoped for is, when the local omes busy, another-one moves lace. The current resource levels
Jthat to happen; I t is the reverse ( t present. While busy elsewhere, (h a t suffers. . • (d an ambulance, you may .be f not. Not an ideal situation." i Nierop, one of the councillors
Jie debate on the issue by Ribble Ih Council, spoke against a Lib-, f move to press for improved ser- -
Joe, said the use of fast response (imate and quite successful". .■ fie arrival of an
ambulance.that a life, particularly in life-threat- t is the application of the.right 1 care in the fastest posable time. • s written with the best of inten-: ik he is looking at it from apar-
(tion. I t is not necessarily the Vrival time which-is the critical -
Jarrival of the accident and emer- |o f which ambulances are a part,"-
ferop; of Bolton-by-Bowland,who Les chairman for the Community
pp defended the FirsfRespondera laid: "First Responders have'a:
I t to p la y in-the. service.!!.’,don't •[ i ie a .^ ^
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Saturday/ 30th November GRAND UNION ■
Perlorm Classical & Bangra music v/ith Jazz Soloist & Bluesy Harmonies
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ROYAL LIVERPOOL Richard Strauss: Duet-Concertino
Foerster: Suite: Cyrano de Bergerac Conductor: Gerard Schwarz
November 15th 7.30 pm Tkts £ 17.50 • £8 Afternoon Music H a l l
ALJOLSON TRIBUTE
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D A N C E R A M A 2 0 0 2 Nov 22nd & 23rd
Stand-up Comedy
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BURNLEY LIGHT OPERA PRESENTS 4 2 N D S T R E E T
20th-23rd November - Burnley Garrick Club
THE LATE EDWINA BLACK Tuesday 26ih November
KATE RUSBY TRIO
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Thursday 28th N o v em b e r
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01706 221616 M _______________________________ THE fact that Clitheroe's film hitting record levels.
H: ■ EdwardAlbee's,’ ’play "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" is probably best
I .known in the film version-: • w h ich 's ta r red Richard Burton and Elizabeth Tay- • lor, but Ishia Bennison and George Costigah play the central couple .with searing intensity.
-The play is set on a
"HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS" (U) From Friday, small New^nglamd cam- N o v em b e r 1 5 th
£ 2 * in the long marriage elf named Dobby appears in 0f George, a failed history
Grand Cinema is going .Critics have haled "Harry his room with the warning teacher and Maretha, his through one of the biggest Potter and the Chamber of - that terrible danger awaits apparently drunken harpy boonitimes in its modem his- Secrets” as being a darker, him when he returns to 0f a wife, tory can be put down partly funnier and a finer adapts- school.
Their gut-wrenching
to one small, bespectacled tion of J. K. Rowlings'work When all hope of escape quarrels are watched by a person.
Wanted: slaves and soldiers than the first one. seemstohavedisappeared, y0ung COu p le n ew to th e . -— -
over cinema audiences for and confined to his room Once back at Hogwarts, Huntley), who gaze with manymonths.
while.Uncle Vernon enter- Harry begins to hear a mys- increasing horror as George And there is'no sign of tains some important clients, terious evil voice that no one and Martha humiliate and
Pottermania drying up with. As Harry longs for his- else can hear. As news attack one another, advance bookings for the return to Hogwarts, a house spreads that the Chamber of At the start humour pre- —— -----
— Secrets
Question: Name the evil lord who gave Harry fetter his forehead scar. Answer:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... • Address:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • ..................... .
fe st C o d e:. . . . - . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Daytime Tel:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Please send your entry to: Grand Cinema Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, by
November 21st.
. of procetslng yoor reyooii, including for verification and credit control porpoioc. From time lo time we and other com dal prom
Eut Unuthira Nawpafan Ltd will asa the Inform
Pleata lick the box If yoo do not want vt or other com telephone and/or mail
otion! and w e would like to bo able to tbtro year Inform panion in oar group alto have aom
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panloa In oor groop to eonlaetjon by ^
ation with thoao eom panioa. is opened, the
unknown heir to the throne havoc on muggle-blooded
students leaving Harry, Ron and Hermione to solve the mystery of Tom Riddles diary. The Chamber of Secrets
dominates, but as the night progresses the pain and
of Slytherin begins to wreak malice deepens and Honey nto
drive George and Martha in ways th a t reveal their own weaknesses.
The cast are all excellent da ^ = = f thel S S ° hriS i t to be a farewell perfor-
ma quiz question will wm a ni ht Garden.u family ticket to a forthcom- 6 ing film at the cinema.
thJ theatre
mance by Richard Hams as emotiuonall drained. The Albus Dumbledore. _ next production wiU be This weeks Grand Cme- muchlighter. "Tom's Mid-
PIPPAMUNRO
Aida; Manchester Opera House; from November 25th
' Hariy Potter is his name- Harry is back at the Durs- the Weasley brothers become- college, Honey (Sally. -WANTED: 20 medium-sized a name that has cast a spell leys for the summer break Harry's unlikely saviours. Briton) and Nick (Noah men and 10 medium-sized
women. This is the quest of an opera
UBBU „v ____
the Manchester Opera House.. . said: "Even the slaves are on a The 10 men are required to voluntary basis and all cos-
be-soldiers - uniform provided tumes will be provided. A fun - and the 20 men and women and adventurous night is guar- are wanted as slaves ih the lav- anteed for everyone, ish production of the popular Anyone interested should opera.
This is tne quest oi an opera ; The opera' is being per- - ...... . .
company visiting the North formed by the Chisinau lanwith English-surtitles. West later this month.
and Nick are drawn i n t o ---------- the destructive forces that
women to appear as extras in their production of "Aida" at i.
A celebration of William Walton •
Sally Stevens, who is recruit- ing the.extras for the company, j •
n i
W a lto n C om e s H om e w i th th e R e n a i s s a n c e S in g e r s ; B la c k b u rn C a th e d ra l ; N o v em b e r 2 3 rd
THE great British composer Sir William Walton is getting even closer to home during the year of the centenary of his birth.
e centenary oi ms Dirtn.
cian, Charles Walton, who had been one of the first intake in 1893 at the new Royal Manchester College of
Music. Walton died on the Italian island
of Ischia in the Bay of Naples three weeks before his 81st birth
day. The North West has been cele- William Walton was born in brating the anniversary of his birth
1902 at Werneth Hail Road, Old- in a major" Walton Comes Home" ham, son of choirmaster and musi- festival at many venues.
Friday, Nov. 15th Saturday, Nov. 16th Sunday. Nov. 17th Monday, Nov. 18th Tuesday Nov. 19th Wednesday Nov. 20th Thursday Nov. 21st
National Opera during th e Dunng its visit to Manches-
Ellen Kent and Operalnter- week beginning November ter the company is slipping in . „m national need the 30-men and 25th/ .
set in 1st Century AD Britain
contact Sally on 01634 820226. "Aida is being sung hi Ital-
Clithcroc & Distria Branch incite you to
eaves hall; west Bradford, nr clitheroe ” (byitnipermission ofMrMstSmel Chirk)
A COFFEE MORNING •
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PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE RNU
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Saturday Night Dancing
Y m fMcif'ALiuLi
Enjoying a relaxing evening o f • Ballroom
• Social Sequence
• Sequence & Latin American Dancing
With your hosts and MC's Paul & Edna Carrins
3rd November 2002 8pm £4.00
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Sunday 17th November 11 a.m. - 4.30 p.m.
Saturday 16th and
at Kelbrook & Sough Village Hall (Formerly Kelbrook Parish Hall) - All welcome
YORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2DL|
From Friday, November 15th HARRY POTTER AND THE
CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PQ
) 7.00pm 2.30pm & 7.00pm
11.30am & 2.30pm 7.00 pm 7.00 pm 7.00 pm 7.00 pm
Advance tickets for all Shows are on tale NOW ■ during aiormol box office hour*.. •
[ t h e SON’S ROOM (15) - S u n , Nov 17th at 7.00 pm
F o r m o r e in fo rm a t io n C a l l th e B O X O F F IC E o n 0 8 7 0 7 7 7 2 1 6 8 w w w .g ra n d c in em a .c o .u k KAMERAT. MANCHESTER^ CHAMBER ORCHESTRA^ Thursday 28lh November 2002 ■ivl A h l c H L s I tlYl 1GR4ND CintnAI fafl p i
SAVE THE CHILDREN COFFEE'MORNING
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