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tion speech animosity the main


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group has ge of opin- ' de-ranging


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A martial


arts mum! A MOTHER-OF-TWO : from Clitheroe launched a new martial arts club in the town this week. Mrs Diane Pate, ;of


Whipp Avenue, an expert in Amayo Kai Karate, started the classes on Tuesday evenings in the United Reformed Church Hall. She has been an expo­


nent of the sport for 18 years and lias started the classes mainly to revive interest. Recently several clubs have folded. She said: "It is based on


the old traditional Japan­ ese styles. I t is not all about total power, i t is about technique." Junior classes run from


6-30 p.m. to 8 p.m., seniors are from 8 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


le celebration with jubilee


> Suite sounds o f j azz premiere


WIGAN INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL; tonight to Wednes- • day ■ . .


THE world premiere of a jazz suite , takes place on Saturday - at Wigan; ■ I t will be performed by Wigan


Youth Jazz Orchestra and two youth groups from South Africa as part of Wigan International Jazz Festival. Commissioned from North West


wealth Games-linked Cultureshock and Spirit of Friendship Festival. I t traces the journey of th e South African orchestras. Festival director Mr Ian Darrington


said: "It has exceeded all my expecta­ tions." . They plan to record the suite during


the premiere for a CD in the autumn. The festival runs until Wednesday.


composer Richard lies, the suite cele­ brates a cultural partnership made possible by cash from the Common-


Marlene Verplanck and John Eth-. eridge's Sweet Chorus perform'tonight" and tomorrow centre stage is taken by the Andy Prior Orchestra.


"STUART LITTLE 2"; (U) frosn Friday, August 19th


PINT-SIZED hero Stu­


art (voiced by Michael J. Fox) has settled into family life in the Little household. He goes to school with his brother, George, and they play Peewee soccer together. But S tu a r t longs to


Building on the success of an unusual art form!


Question: What dlil another famous mouse, who lived In e windmill, wear on his foot?


find a place in the world, and a friend of his own size. His parents are pre­ occupied with new baby sister Martha, George V has his own friends and • ■ even the cat Snowbell barely has time for him. S tu a r t accidentally


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eashire, by Thursday, July 25 th . Bill LaacuMrs Nan,a,era Ud trill oia the ieferaiallea yea have given aa far the yarpotei of frautiia, your reyaait, facladtay for vertficatioa ead credit uatrol


purpose!. From time to time wo tod other eomMoiet in oar oroap also hive some great offers end speelal promotion* and we woatd like to be eble to there your information with theto companies. Pleata tick the box if voa do not want as or other companies In oar groap to eontoct you by telephone and/or mail □


starts the model plane he is building and, despite efforts to fly it, crashes, making his parents more protective. The answer to his pra­


yers comes in the form of a bird called Margalo, who becomes S tu a r t's friend. When Margalo is kidnapped by a falcon, an adventure across New York for 'S tu a r t and Snowbell begins. The first correct ans­


wer wins a family ticket for a film a t the Grand Cinema.


BAMBUCO; Salford Quays; Ju ly 28th


porary dance company Danceworks to pro­ duce the giant bamboo installation.


, , A bridge for Melbourne International


THE habit of leaving viewing windows toiil Festival in 1995.used eight tonnes of bam- cater for public fascination with major, boo cantileveredifrom a footbridge over the building'projects is being taken a stage fur-; ,,Yarra.River. -!o i ... ther - no pun intended - at Salford Quays.’


attraction on the banks of the Manchester tries, including Australia, New Zealand, Ship Canal for the next fortnight. A team of mainly-Australian daredevil


rock climbers will spend the next 10 days building a massive bamboo scaffolding structure.


’ Bambuco is. based in Melbourne but con- The building project itself will be the. st’riiction crews are drawn from many coun­


Netherlands, Germany, UK and the Philip­ pines, where the first version of ARCH was built in Manila, October 1998. They have one passion in common - rock climbing. Construction involves techniques


When they have finished, the Salford- adapted from modern rock climbing ■


based pyrotechnic group "Walk the Plank!’ will animate it .with performers, fire. fire- works. Jight and sound a t 10 p.m. on July 28th. Bambuco is a group of a r t is ts and


climbers brought together by artistic direc­ tor Simon Barley to create unique aerial performance construction events. He has been designing such bamboo structures for some years, following his interest in light­ weight building. After research in South East Asia and time as a trainee scaffolder in Hong Kong, he collaborated with contem-


although the, work appears dangerous, attention to safety is given top priority. Once on. site is added to this a sense of


humour in several languages and a willing­ ness to engage with the audience. Bambuco was invited to Moscow for the


Third Theatre Olympiad last year. As with the installations in Manila '98 and Berlin '99, local climbers were invited to join the company. In June 2001 six Russian climbers joined the company to build a 50m long "Ship of Fools" on a huge barge on the Moskva River.


A'iS.V v t r ,u


Former MP is chief at county’s


leading show ROYAL LANCASHIRE SHOW; Astley Park, Chorley; July 26th- 28th


A PEER based in the Ribble Valley is this year’s top man at the Royal Lan­ cashire Show. Lord Waddington, who lives in Sab-


den, is president of the three-day show which opens to the public on a 40-acre site a t Astley Park; near Chorley, on Friday next week. The Burnley-born former MP for


Nelson and Colne and later the Ribble Valley, was Home Secretary in 1989. He accepted a peerage the following year and was made Leader of the House of Lords. He left the Government in 1992 and became Governor of Bermuda, a post he held until 1997. ' A traction engine will celebrate its 100th birthday with a visit to the show, where it started life in 1902. The Burrell engine has been bought and restored by the Cowell family of Grimsargh. The giant machine, named General Buller after a Boer War general, was one of four made in 1902 and delivered to the show when it was held at Preston. For the last 20 years it has languished in a museum in Norfolk. Mr Anthony Cowell said: "We


thought i t would be a nice idea if we could exhibit General Buller a t the Royal Lancashire Show, exactly 100 years after she first appeared there." More than 50,000 visitors are expect­


ed at the three-day show. Attractions include animal classes, displays by the White Helmets Royal Signals motorcy­ cle display team and the Lancastrian Brigade Band. The show features 17 different seotions, including horticul­ ture, shire horses, cheese, honey, local produce and some of the country's top showjumpers. The show, which dates back to 1767,


attracts competitors from across the North West.


E past president Mr John Pallister is ith president Mr David Ratcliffc (s)


es the thumbs e table feast’


consideration of results was inevitably


prejudiced. The November tables would allow


more integrity of judgement, said Mr Aylward, although Stonyhurst moved up or down on the basis of two or three pupils' results. "It is usually that sensi­ tive each year," he emphasised. But there were deeper concerns


other than inaccuracies in the tables, said the headmaster. "A league table obsession is essentially anti-education- al, encouraging schools to manipulate' and not treat each individual as equal­ ly valuable.” Only in England among UK countries was the obsession found and it did not exist overseas. "Are schools there the worse for it?


asked Mr Aylward. As recently reported, the Australian


High Commissioner, Mr Michael L'Es- trange, was the chief guest. He and his wife were presented with thank-you gifts from head boy Oliver Spratt.


g gala information


and Times, was first held ' was won by nty Primary ch retained it


The competition was


then won by Brookside CP School in 2000 and 2001. This year's winner was the Pendle School team.


■cashire Show


at family day out 2002 has something for


ree-day Show takes place on Chorley, with lots of fun- life in the Nor th W e s t


the finest breeds of native u t countryside pursuits from


ke part in the popular Ladies onal Ladies Show Jumping


e r a two-year break and is country’s most talented


performances by the Royal, The W h ite Helmets,


n and the Lancastrian Brigade ross the Nor th West will be ' and for Lancashire cheese rieties to sample!


back to 1767 when it was first ter, and since then has been ss the N o r thw e s t.


Royal Lancashire Agricultural hire Show is a fascinating


orth West and has attracted ars. In 2002 we hope more rom taking p a r t in a 'rural


theroe Advertiser & Times to e to win a family ticket worth tion below


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y meat as well as traditional fayre and crafts.


.(Then fortnlghUy from then onwards) vm ■


Fanners will be offering their own Beef, Pork, Lamb, biscuits, pies; puddings, sausages, pate; eggs, vegetables, salads, ostrich : : •


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Spring fiuction of Bedding Plants and Shrubs at the Farmers Market


Next Wednesday 24th July at the Ribblesdale Centre, Lincoln Way, CUtheroe ■


, Large quantity of Shrubs from Abbey of Wisbech


Bedding Plants from Hodsons of Tarleton and shrubs and hanging baskets Gledstone • Nurseries. ■


Sales at 12 noon and at 6 p.m.


Excellent selection of plants direct from growers and surplus stock from Nurseries


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Wednesday, July 24th from 7 p.m. TEEWOOD FARM HOUSE,


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Daily 1.40 3.50 6.00 8.00 Saturday


JASON a” v morn minq g 11.30 (15)*1hr50mlns


Dally 1.103,30 6.00 8.30 IOBY DOO


(PG)M hr 45m!ns 7 *


Daily 2.00 4.10 6.15 8.20 Saturday morning 11.30


No 6.15 8.20 Shows Thursday RESIDENT EVIL- (15)1hr55mtns


C A R


HORTON BRIDGE GISBURN


B O O T The Three Millstones


THIS SUNDAY BUSY ATTRACTIVE


RIVERSIDE SITE ON A*9 OF CISBURN .


Sell for only


. Proprietors: M r G P Wlnnlck A Miss P Smith WADDINGTON ROAD, WEST BRADFORD,


Traditional Ales and Home Cooked Food


CUTHEROE BB7 4SX Telephone: (01200) 423340 Saturd ay 20th July DAVE STARR


singing songs from the Rock &. Roll years to the present day. On stage at 9pm but be early.


Also Introducing our summer'menu specials board E a r ly E v e n i n g S p e c i a l


3 courses for £9.95 s e r v e d b e tw e e n 6 p m a n d 8 p m T u e s d a y t o T h u r s d a y


Menu board changed weekly A l l ta s te s ca te red fo r


FANTASTIC BEER GARDEN OPEN


St Michael and St Johns Social Centre v-


Welcomes the return of


ADAM JONES


(Superb Vocalist)


Saturday, July 20th


Free to members and guests in the top Lounge Ban______


the Minority report (12)2hrs40mins Dally 2.30 5.20 8.20


Daily 1.10 3.40 6.00 8.20


No 8.20 Show Thursday Advance Previews


“ A Touch of Class , -; GOSFORD PARK (15)2hrs20mlns ’


: GOLDMEMBER ! (TBC)*1hr35mIns ' '6.15 8.301


Thursday 25th July at 8.20 Little Oscar's Club


ATLANTIS (U)1hr35mlns


Satu trday 20th July at 11 am Fun and Games with Charlotte andQ


All seat? £1.50 24 HOUR INFORMATION LINE


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STONYHURST COLLEGE Craft Fair


HAND MADE GOODS ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC • BUY DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS AT BARGAIN PRICES! 4i j i i Ot } Nov/^in it s^ n d y e a r .


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N a t io n a lfy k now n top q u a l ify B ritish c ra f t e x h ib ito rs .


A l l .s ta n d s vetted fo r q u a l ity a n d o r ig in a l wo r lc. •


B6243. Near Ciitheroe, Lancashire OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • 10.30am to 5.00pm BOTH DAYS


S a t u r d a y & S u n d a y mV J u ly 2 7 th & 2 8 th


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IruH nrHbrvr Jm M ’V1',' , ■ Saturday| 1 Oth August Dinner & Dance


AMERICAN FOUR TOPS


Dinner & Dance £22.50p.p.


- Ba n q u e t in gCENX/ RE - The Fence Gate Inn Wh§ql!eV> To book telephone


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Thursday 25th July Austin Powers in


STUAR UTIL (U)*1hr40mins


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Elkie Brooks + support TUB 30th July 7.30 pm Tkts £17.50


SHOCKWAVE


FREE with Beez Card or fill In an application on the night


ELVIS, MEATL0AF& CHER


“American Rock Giants” 16 Aug 7.30 pm Tkts £13.50


CAPD0WN + Leif Erikson 17 Aug 7-10 pm Tkts £7 £8 on door


Also booking for


• JAMES BYRNE - At MURRAY • LEE EVANS - BJORN AGAIN


OMIP DJALILI • ROBERT LLEWELLYN


• SOLID GOLD ROCK 'N' ROLL SHOW With Bobby Vee + The Vees


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Thursday 8th August 7.30pm • Chapterhouse Theatre presents


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5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. |


2.30 p.m., 5 p.m. a nd 7.30 p.m. i 2.30 p.m. and 5 p.m.


2.30 p.m., 5 p.m. a nd 7.30 p.m. I 2.30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.


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No 6.10 8.IOThur Saturday morning I lam


Saturday late 10.20pm SPIDERMAN


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SPIRIT


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morning 11.15am


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NEUTRON (U) 1 hr 3S mins The fun and games start at I lam


JASON X (15) *1 hrs 5 0 mins Dally 1.40 4.00 6.20 8.40 Sacurday lace I (pm


MINORITY


REPORT (12) *2 hrs 4 5 mins Saiunlay morning I lam Dally 2.15 5.30 8.30


RESIDENT EVIL (15) 2 hrs


Dalllly 1 I .30 4.00 6.30 8JO Sacurday lace 11.20pm BAD COMPANY


(12) 2 hrs 2 0 mins Daily 130 5.50 8.30 Sacurday late 11.1 Opm


The Director's Auditorium STAR WARS II


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Si/ver Screening Thu rsday 2 S th Ju ly -


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