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*Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley422331 (Classified), www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 17th, 2002 ,15 Victoria Hotel T V with JOHN TURNER Tel. 01200 422324 lions of their sponsibili-


fee to clean th a t it does, Bo leave any


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tlley officers hrmitted to lisits for the lis period to pk of spread- . The ban


fer the last ] months of luth disease I which were the country- hrt of the urgency,


irs al planning > have been


[force on the 3FRA.


lillage Ltd, in Itroversial of k which was


btand th a t


I) Ribble Val- 1 this tragic 4w seeking to formal plan- ures. I Village Ltd 1 non-deter-


Jill, Wiswell. has been


| its planning for a new > to be built


lave for an |e held for a nspectorate spector at a


|a t Sawley, for many


I areas which kvastated by I t and mouth freak. Surely ht for a a new


louse must and show


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|now live in sdale, Cum-


local planners (who were doing their very best to look after our country­ side in this instance) and to support the large number of local residents who will be adversely affected by any develop­ ment of the Deer Park site on Clerk Hill.


R. BIRTWISTLE, Middleton, Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria.


The torment of gunfire ■


;


I'M glad someone has brought up the "night­ mare scenario" of fire­ works. I refer to the letter in


last week's Advertiser from "Caring Local Resi­ dent", who spoke the truth regarding the "gun­ fire" noise of fireworks in local back gardens. This issue has been tor­


aj "MONSTERS. x■ INC" Grand Cinema,


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Clitheroe. From its release date of Friday,


February 8th.


a-- W i th previews on ‘ February 2nd and 3rd, ‘ an d a packed p ro­ g r am m e of m at inees , an d evening shows


ithe launch of Walt •Disney's next anima­ tion blockbuster - “Monsters Inc”.


NEXT month sees


-:from F e b ru a ry 8 th , , “M o n s te rs , In c ” is


issue of "Fur and Feath­ er", an item titled "Ban the Banger?" was fea­ tured. I quote: "Members of


menting me for years, as what used to occur once a year now starts several weeks before November 5th and carries on well after November 5th, not to mention the new craze of making New Year’s Eve another excuse to let off the "gunfire". In the December 6th


the on-line discussion group UK Rabbit Breed­ ers are signing a petition to ban fireworks in private gardens and restrict them to large public events, where they can be well planned and safe. Pets are terrified of fireworks and they also cause distress to people, particularly the elderly and infirm. "For more information


-.going to be p o p u la r n during th e half -te rm holiday. The film centres ' around an 8ft. hairy


“ monster called Scully and his one-eyed side-


^kick, Mike. These are , not your average mon- s te rs . Despite th e ir


.j fr ightening exterior, i i they have hearts of gold, and by making people


.I scared, they are "only - doing their job" as they i need to collect screams


• from children to power their parallel universe "Monstropolis.”


1 Scully is the leader of the "Scare Floor" and is


‘ proud th a t he is the group’s scariest asset, !.with his mot to "We


;; scare because we care". - All th e o th e r mon-


■ visits have 1 the Ribble Inning and ant Commit-


br the coun- the restric-


fiscuss this l


Ith at 7 p.m. like to ask as Irs as possible lis meeting to port for our


a t its next i Thursday,


k t . . m i o n !


,ntrance Exams


I T u e s d a y J a n u a ry 2 2 n d 2 0 0 2 I limited number of places for the Senior


ll io o l for September 2002 are available.


S a se contact the Principal's Secretary for |ther information.


Shire BB7 9AF


1)1254 822662 Jipanet.com •16 year olds.


m


go to http://www.ethical- business.com/allpets.asp. Scroll down the page to UK National petitions and select ‘restrict fire­ works to public displays’ to add your name to the petition." So, if you support the


,, sters are in awe of him, ,, except Randall Boggs, who is tired of playing second fiddle to him and schemes to end his reign


-i as th e company's top •'scorer. ' When Scully acciden- - tally lets a little girl into


'' the monsters' world, Boggs sees his chance,


1 for legend has it in Mon- stropolis that one touch


ban the bangers issue, and have access to the Inter­ net, you now have an address enabling you to add your name to the peti- ' tion. ‘ ‘ ..................


ANIMAL LOVER t AND CARER OF THE ELDERLY, (Name and address sup-


from a human child is toxic to monsters. What follows is an hysterical chase as Sculley and Mike try to get the tot back to her bedroom before R anda ll gets hold of her for his own evil plot. . If you want to win a


t ick e t for two ad u lts and two children to see "Monsters Inc", all you need to do is enter the competition in the panel on the right. Advanced bookings


for all shows are avail­ able from Friday, Janu­ ary 25th.


Question: What was Ike name of the duck created by Walt Disney? Answer:..................................................................... Name:........................................................................ Address:................................................................... •'


ibst Code:..........................Daytime Tel:....................... Please send your entry to: Monsters Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lan­


cashire, by January 24th. Eut Uoccitirc Ncmpcpcrc Ud will «n Ike iafomHn yoi hm jWu u hr tin purports of prouttlog poor request, [neladiog for verification and erodil control porpnoat. From timo lo lino » and other compuiao in oor creep alio havo toma grail offer! tod tpeelal promotion tad ora mold lib to be able to tbaro poor loformatloo with thorn companion.


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THE SPREAD EAGLE


The R iv e r s id e R e s ta u ra n t 2002 Specials1


Tel: 01200 441202 1


^ Bums Night: Friday January 25th ^


Join us in our celebrations with a Whisky Tasting from six different distilleries


across Scotland whilst enjoying a fabulous three course Highland Dinner. Guest Speaker. £24.00


M Valentine’s Day: February 14th ▼ Enjoy a three course candlelit dinner including a glass of champagne on arrival and a rose for each lady £18.00


(Booking Essential for Burns Night and Valentine’s Day)


Jan ua ry Sale!


Chef’s Specials Lunch Menu -Tues to Friday: 2 Courses only £7.50


Plus Special Offers on many Bin End Wines “The Early Bird”


Chef’s Specials Menu: Tues to Thurs (prices are per person for 2 courses)


Before 7pm: £7.00, Before 8pm: £8.00, Before 9pm: £9.00


Romantic Fridays: Candlelit Dinners 2 Courses £10.50, 3 Courses £12.50


TT-9 Sawley, Forest of Bowland, Nr Clitheroe, Clitheroe • Tel: 424193 _ 5H stunning female tribute to Cher BENJAMIN


27th January MARIA


Ribblesdalc Farmers Market


10th February m COZZY j


C r a v e n H e i f e r


at Ribblesdale Auction Rooms, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe


ale vocalist twist of cornea/ (behind Clitheroe Auction Mart)


Next Wednesday 23rd January


W H A L L E Y ROAD; C L ITHK KOH


Friday, 18th January D EA N


50’s & 60’s Male Vocalist


Sunday, 20th January


KARAOKE & QUIZ


A P O L L O C I N E M A . I


j FOR BOOKINGS ONLY TY11 dolby |‘ ; = 0 370 4443141 bibitai._ (EXCLUDES DIRECTOR'S AUDITORIUM)


BARGAIN DAY EVERYTUESpAY - £3.80 PER PERSON AT ANYTIME BA • .


FILMS FROM FRIDAY 18TH JANUARY FOR 7 DAYS .BLACK HAWK DOWN LONG TIME DEAD


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THE PRINCESS DIARIES’ 30 3.50-Sun 130 350


The Directors Audtarlun


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b^ijo3.«unuo . Saturdays Ude Oscar Show 19th January , THE EMPERORS '


NEW GROOVE nnihrllmlu The Fibs and Games start at 11 m " '


reasons n o mat be e eq u h eo fo r a u . (!>).<»).("> a * r films


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Please C o n ta c t : B e v e r l e y


N e a r y Ext 417 -


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Telephone: 0 1 2 8 2


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0 9 0 6 2 9 4 3 4 5 6 FILM TIMES fit REVIEWS .


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from 10 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. (and every fortnight thereafter)


Fresh Produce and Crafts from


the Heart of the Kingdom Over 15 stalls will be offering their own Beef, Pork, Lamb, Calces and biscuits, bread pies, puddings, sausages, pate, ice cream; eggs, vegetables, salads, ostrich meat as well as crafts.


• Support your local farmers and rural economy


With the kind support of Ribble Valley Borough Council, Northern Rural


Training, the Bowland Initiative and local business


Ample free car parking dose to the Market


Further details contact:0 1 200 42332a ; Clitheroe Auction ■■Mart, Lincoln Way, Clitlicroc


www.auctionniart.co.uk E<3ffi<s]<32\!7®(S3


D y n a m i t e ':■


■■ Every Saturday T I V T M i g h t Totally Nostalgic Tunes from the 70’s


Food Bar Open • Doors Open 10-2 smart casual only- ■ •


no tracksuits or football shirts, no trainers,


FREE ADMISSION 10-llpm with this advert No admission after 1.00am ■ • .


g£Q(jQ<s]Q2W®(flS, 16 Accrington Road


; Whalley, Nr Clitheroe BB7 9TD ■ ’


01254 823086.


GRAND CINEMA, CLITHEROE ' ' '


Sunday 27th January at 3.30 pm Tickets: Adults £9, Children £7


- - , Family Saver Ticket £28 (2 adults & 2 children) ^ On sale: Tomlinsons Confectioners, 38 York Street, Clitheroe


-Sf'


up to the minute Chart Music and sounds o f the 70’s


Book by Neil Simon - Music by Cy Coleman - Lyrics by Dorothy Fields


Based on an original screenplay by Federico Fellini,Tullio Pinelli and Ennio Plaiano Directed by Howard G Raw .


Musical Director: Roger Purcell Choreographer.Anne Grogan


St Mary’s Parish Church Hall, Church Street, Clitheroe


9th-16th February 2002 EACH EVENING AT 7.30pm (excluding Sunday I Oth Feb) MATINEE Sat 16th at 2.15pm


Tickets: Sat 9th & Sat matinee £6.00 All other performance £8


TICKET HOTLINE 01200 424545 Box Office @ Parish Hall open -Tues 15th Jan 2pm-3pm and 7pm-9pm


Then Every Tues and Fri 7pm-9pm and Sat 10.30am-11.30am


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Live EpduifavwbtyX :v :: 20th January ‘ : i


• DAVY G A R SW O O D


. younct vocalist ■ ■ • Sunday at the Here Every


FOR CAR BOOTS, FAIRS AND MARKETS... ...TURN TO


C LA SSIFIED


CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH AMATEUR OPERATIC & ORAMATIC SOCIETY


Association presents: By arrangement with MusicScopc and Stage Musicals Limited of New York


Affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic iSPECIAL NOTICE!


MASSIVE INDOOR | CAR BOOT AND MARKET


CRANE MILL BAZAAR


Coniston Cold, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 4EB EVERY SATURDAY


throughout the year. All facilities ADMISSION FREE 150 Stalls*


Grane Mill, off Bury Road, Haslingden


01706 221616


. CLITHEROE ; CONSERVATIVE CLUB


S a turday January 19th


TRACEY(D) NEW MEMBERS WELCOM E


(Superb Vocalist) SUBS NOW DUE


FUNCTION ROOM NOW AVAILABLE FOR HIRE -NO CHARGE


F u r th e r deta ils ; • . -


Tel: 0 1200 422410 S t M ichael &


S t Jo h n 's Social Centre


Lowergate RICKY


DEAN 60's, 70's Artist Saturday,


N Jan u a ry 19th


Members & Guests Welcome


Telephone: 01756 748080 Fax: 01756 749487 www.conistonhall.co.uk Email conistonhall@clara.net ______


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WE’LL HELP YOU PLAN YOUR WEEK AHEAD TIME AND THE


Manchester, until January 19th


CONWAYS: Royal Exchange,


BRADFORD play­ wright J.B. Priestley's "Time and the Conways" was written in 1937 as the th re a t of a second terrible war was loom­ ing, but it begins in 1919 when th e 'F irs t World War had just ended. The Conway family of


mother, two sons and four daughters are cele­ brating the 21st birth­ day of daughter Kay. We share their light­ hearted humour and their optimistic hopes and dreams for the future. The second act moves


forward to 1937 when they all gather again on Kay's 40th birthday to try to sort out the moth­ er's desperate financial affairs and we learn how things have turned out differently for them. The third act returns


to 1919 when we see again the young Con­ ways through the anguished eyes of Kay, knowing what will hap­ pen. Priestley denied th a t the play was pes­ simistic and th a t he wished to "combat the deep underlying despair about life.". Gabrielle Drake is


particularly effective as the biting, self-deluding older woman. Special credit must go


to Sarah Kirkman as Kay and to young new­ comer Naomi Fredrick, who was the youngest daughter Carol. This is a good play


well done and worth see­ ing.


PIPPA MUNRO rjarsj-L-*- m.-o r


‘THE KING AND I’; Opera House, Manchester; May 21 st to June 29th


THE North-West gets early pickings when one of the most colourful musicals seen since the war goes on a two-year nationwide tour. The Opera House, Manchester, is the


second stop for the lavish and award­ winning production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The King and I". The show will hit Manchester


between May 21st and June 29th. I t means a big chance for Ronobir


Lahiri, who received plaudits whenever he was called on to step up from under­ study to play the part of King Mongkut (the part played by Yul Brynner in the film). But the producers are still keeping the


name of his Anna a secret. Most people over the age of 35


remember the famous songs from "The King and I". Songs like: "Shall We Dance?", "I Whistle a Happy Tune",


"Hello Young Lovers", "Getting to Know You", "I Have Dreamed" and "Something Wonderful" - the show had more than its fair share at the time. Lavish seems to be the word the pro­


ducers are using to describe most things about "The King and I". The sets, the 240 costumes, including the world's largest crinoline, beading, jewels and silks. There are also bejewelled elephants


30ft. tall and three miles of gold tiling. The show first opened on Broadway


in 1951. The version coming to the North


West originated in Australia in 1991,' before opening for a critically-acclaimed two-year Broadway run in 1996. The show won four Tony awards and


has recently been nominated for four Olivier awards during its recent sell­ out run at the London Palladium.


‘BARNUM ON ICE’; Guild Hall, Preston; February 1st, 2nd and 3rd


FOR those not yet fed up with the ice and cold of winter, there is a treat at Preston Guild Hall. For three days, in February, the Russian Ice Stars


are presenting "Bamum on Ice". The production follows on from the skaters' suc­


cess last year with "Phantom of the Opera". The story centres around P. T. Barnum, creator of


"The Greatest Show on Earth". The Russian Ice Stars have trained with the Russ­


ian Circus to perfect superb feats never before seen on the ice, all done to a specially-composed score by Tim Duncan and Mirrortown.


To advertise ring Lee Banks (ext. 423), BevNeary (ext. 417) or Caroline Bracewell (ext. 418) on 01282 426161


/ for Luichesl Afternoon Teds- | ' and Dinner Food available • $ • in Maclcods Bar Woodland walk open%S^. Private Rooms Available. Fresh lveal Produce :


Conision Hull Reslanrant is open daily [. t ■


** 4'.^: * m


used for daily changing memtui We look forward unsceingiypu.


t i O N I S T O M M A H otel J


F--T- s | ■, G o o n s p o i l y o u r s e l f . . . A INSIDE


Market P la c e , C l i th e r o e Is now serving evening meals


| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 7 p.m.-9 p.m.


Mouthwatering 2 course


special menu at £6.95 F r e e g la s so f wine with every meal throughout January


We use only the finest, freshest ingredients Bookings taken


• Telephone: 01200 422601


sGI^IND CinQ LORD OF THE RINGS


The Fellowship of the Ring (PG)


Fri Jan 18th 7.00pm, Sat Jan 19th 7.00pm,


Sun Jan 20th 2.30pm, Mon Jan 21 st 7.00pm, Tues Jan 22nd 7.00pm,


23rd 7.00pm,Thurs Jan 24th 7.00pm


THE PRINCESS | DIARIES p


Flicks Workshop a t 10.00 am Saturday, J a n u a ry 19th


ȣ^jd Sunday January 20th at 7.30 pm i


THE TERRORIST (12) COMING SO O N


\ From its release on Friday February 8th


^0 MONSTERS INC (m - Call tho BOX OFFICE on 0.1 2 0 0 4 2 3 2 7 8


PLUS special previews on Feb 2nd and 3rd more Information


w, w w w . q r a n d c i n e m a . c o . u k - ___. Saturday Jan 19th at 11.00am and 2.30pm


YORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB72DLI From Friday, January 18th


77 TEIT01 2 8 2 ,6 6 4 4 0 0 ,7 1 ^ -4 www«leisureinbumtey>co»uk^77A.


l6\ e f c j $ 3L


- Burnley's aw a rd winning Pantomime Society


presents 11 th - 19th" Jan ALADDIN


■ Sunday 27th January - 2pm i > •!


Championship B ra s s in concert with BRIGHOUSE & RASTRICK B AN D a Wednesday: 30th Jan - 7.30pm,;


An evening of dazzling musical Highlights from Chicago,: Les Mis; The Lion King and more Maturing an increclible cast of West End singers supported by the London Stage Ensemble .


llari McMillan's


Big Family Shov®| ('Relentlessly funny" The Gua rdian


Friday 1st February - 8pm Acoustic Rescue


Tne P ip e r


BRING YOUR PARTY TO OURS Every Friday


■■■ : M g l t t ■ JiJ


Acoustic guitar virtuosity from brothers Gpry and. Spencer Davis


Saturday 2nd February - 1.30pm | •


SnaptTheatre Co. p re sen t Robert Browning's classic for ages 6 and over .’- j


Tuesday 5th February - 7.30pm Fairport


Convention In concert plus support:r'?-.l:>r.M Vikki Clayton


Wednesday 6th February - 7.3(^j>mj


My Beautiful Laundrette


Friday 8th February - 8pm M a d d y


Prior & FRIENDS in concert |


fegltiS


BEYOND I S f tS BROADWAY BSSMB


•Thursday 31st January - 7.30^m|||


SnajpVnieatre Co. verson of this hugely entertaining story is stylish, daring and willraMl you by^urprise. Not suitable for under 15s] fti^ i l|


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