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] remains of old water-powered spin- ; and bobbin mills which harnessed power of Cowley and Duddel brooks
lie early days of the Industrial Revo- pn and an attractive terrace of hand- weavers' cottages in Knowle ten, dating back to the same period,
is involving over 4,500ft. of ascent J visiting Pendle Hill summit twice. 1 walks will be linear and will make bf public transport.
|he first leg, of a little over 12 miles, jbe this Saturday, starting in Whal- and approaching Pendle from the
Jth west, via Wiswell Moor and nee Moor, finishing in Clitheroe. •
|he second walk of 14 miles, on the' owing Saturday, will start in
Jnoldswick and approach Pendle i the north east via Weets Hill and
bk Moss to finish in Clitheroe. jlembers should meet on Saturday at
Jheroe Railway Station for the 9-38 I. train to Whalley. On August 3rd, It at Clitheroe Interchange for the |o a.m. bus to Bamoldswick. nquiries, tel. Ben Brown on 01254
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llackbum Royal Infirmary. She coffee morning runs from 10 a.m. loon in the Mayor's Parlour at Rib- J/alley Borough Council chamber. Ither scanner fund-raising events in pipeline include a 12-mile horse ride i Downham on September 15th. To
| the ride, write for an application i to Mrs Ann Banks, 16 Railway lace, Great Harwood BB6 7EQ.
|one interested in becoming a mem- of Mrs Maw's team can telephone 64 823136 or write to her at Lower Ik Hill, Whalley BB7 9DR.
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IT is two years since Stuart (voiced by Michael J. Fox) joined the Little family, and although he has settled into his daily family life he is feeling down and left out.
"STUART LITTLE 2" (U) from last Friday His parents have some
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even Snowbell, the family cat barely has time to bother with him. Stuart does not want a
Question: Name the cartoon mouse whose best friend Is a cat called Tom
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lot. He needs to find his place in the world, a friend his own size, per haps a little romance. ■ The answers to his
prayers comes in the form of an injured bird called Margalo. When the bird is kid
napped by an evil falcon, an action-packed adven ture across New York begins, as Stuart and Snowbell attempt a res cue.
While the. cast of
humans admirably sup port the animated charac ters, it's hats off to a little mouse who, once again, provides a funny, adven ture-packed family film. We have a family ticket
to give away for a forth coming film at the Grand Cinema to the sender of the first correct answer to the simple question on the left.
flitheroe Ramblers will be on a athon trek over the next two Satur-
-J&jX : * ,9m . This Scottish sensation
proves a real tour de force MACBETH; Clitheroe Royal Grammar School
I HAVE been fortunate in seeing many theatrical productions, but few have equalled the enthusiasm, energy and clever reinterpretation of Shake speare's renowned "Scottish play" per formed by students from all years of Clitheroe Royal,Grammar School: Andrew Midgeley made a thorough-
way, almost as good as Baz Luhrman's wonderful film of Romeo and Juliet set in modem Los Angeles. Songs by Queen, the Beatles and
many more accompanied the dramatic choreography by Mrs Christine Mitchell and involved the large chorus in exciting movements in and around the audience. The witches (Ericai Mileham,
ly-believable Macbeth and his rendi tion of the famous "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" speech brought a lump to my throat. Jessica Pamphlett, as Lady Mac
beth, developed her character moving ly in the second half and all the princi pals are to be commended for their performances.
, The real strength of the production
that gave so much evident enjoyment to the audience was the inspired use of modern music, to enhance the action and themes and the whole concept planned and executed by producer Miss Dawn Elliot brought Shake speare to life in a new and accessible
Emma Chamley and Natasha Finch, directed by Miss Gaynor Smith) were very effective, both in sound and movement and the apparation scene was spectacular. The' set design by Mrs Sue Hollingsworth and the art department and the costumes by Mrs Helen Jones and Mrs Mary Franks added consider ably to the overall effect. The audience began as if taking part
in a medieval banquet which contin ued in the interval and it made us feel as if we were part of the tragic events. All who contributed to this innovative production are to be congratulated.
PIP PA MUNRO
Royal date for art lovers ART LOVERS in the North West will be able to take a close-up look at a new portrait of the Queen, the first by a black artist, from tomorrow. The painting by Nigerian-born, Suffolk-based
Chinwe Chukwuogo-Roy, will be on show at the Lowry, Salford Quays, to celebrate the arrival of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester. The full-length portrait shows the Queen standing
at a window in Buckingham Palace, but through the window, behind the balcony is a composite view of some of the best-known buildings and landscapes from the Commonwealth. Sydney Opera House, the Taj Mahal, Montego
Bay, a Canadian totem pole and the Petronas Tow ers skyscrapers in Malaysia are all included in the view from the balcony. The portrait was commissioned by the Common
wealth Secretariat and may be seen until August 4th.
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Elkie Brooks; Lyric Theatre, Salford Quays; Monday
ALBUM recordbreaker Elkie Brooks is returning to her roots on Monday. The Salford-born
singer will sing some of her hits, including "Knights in White Satin", "Lilac Wine" and "No More the Fool" when she appears at the Lyric Theatre, Salford Quays on Monday. She was born Elaine
Bookbinder in 1946 and is the most successful female recording artist in the UK, according to the Guinness Book of Hit Singles. She was a precocious
late 60s with the Eric Delaney Band, and became a regular on the jazz and R'n'B circuit. In 1970, she joined
Dada, a 12-piece jazz- rock group with Robert Palmer (vocals) and Pete Gage (guitar). The three went on to form the core of Vinegar Joe, a popular rock/soul act. Elkie went solo and
talent, making her stage debut at the age of 15, billed as Manchester's answer to Brenda Lee. She left for London, and began touring in the
undertook a musical makeover, ditching the raunchy image and husky vocals - often compared to Tina Turn er - in favour of a toned down, middle-of-the road approach. In 1986, Elkie had her
biggest hit with "No More the Fool", which reached the UK Top Five.
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iGRdND CintAA From Friday, July 26th
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Clitheroe Area W.I. HANDICRAFT & PRODUCE SHOW
Saturday, August 3rd 10 a.m. to 5 p .m .
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School Chatburn Road, Clitheroe
Presentation o f Trophies - 2 p.m.
Demonstrations * Refreshments Children’s Classes W.I. MARKET
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Come rain or shine we’re having a BBQ!
Sunday 28th July
with garden games, BBQ, live music from Happy Strawberry playing 3pm-7pm
BBQ coals lit at 2.30pm with food served at 3pm
Tickets are £7 for fishies or meaties £5 for veggies £3 for kiddies
Food numbers are limited so if you’re hungry, be early!!
Tickets in ad v an c e from th e Waddy A rm s an d th e Em p orium.
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