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le walks :ch explains his affection
r the land around Tees-
'e. The flora is remarkable d many rarities exist,
eluding the intensely blue ring gentian. Globe flow- flourish and in late May
e fields and watersides e covered in a golden ow from marsh arigolds. The mountain olets hybridise in many ues from pale yellow to any different violets and e birdseye primrose and
utterwort are found in . eat numbers, plus van- .ies of milkwort. Impressive was the vast
nspoiled landscape -und Mickle Fell and the terfaUs of High and Low
orce cutting their way irough the Whin Sill. The architecture of the _ns and towns is largely
ntouched by insensitive, o-called modernisation, itaining a purity lost in so any other parts of the
ountry. The simple farm uildings are painted white -d in the towns, harmony ■as achieved by simply dding to existing buildings ■selfconsciously.
In this lecture Mr Cam
us aimed to describe alks of about seven miles «suggestions tor the natu- ilists and chairman Derek )Id ham thanked him for nowing his outstanding
iides. The next library lecture
.-ill be held on Thursday, 'ecember 11th, when avid Moss will take for is subject “Marine Life
round the British Isles”. Cynthia Laing
o v e r id e a
. crime were all voiced, ther issues included the otential impact of
.'ildlife and the historic ■oodlands. . fighting fund to be nown as the “Horseshoe
:und” - because Davies ate Wood is horseshoe-
haped - has been set up. onations of up to £20
.ave been invited. Objectors were also rged to write to Ribble
.'alley Borough Council no ater than December 10th, etting out their objections o the scheme. Letters mould include the refer ence number of the plan ing application, which is ,03/1012. Many people left the eeting saying they would :o just that.
n w a te r
roduct of the phosphate ertiliser industry. Councillors heard all
oints of view and deter ged to put them before a
meeting of the council before any recommenda tion or decision is made regarding the scheme. Mrs Forrest said that
both groups of speakers, or and against, included a entist and covered scien- : data and their oppos
ing views on the effects of fluoridation. She stressed that Dr
Lucas’s view concluded that the addition of the chemical into water sup plies was a breach of human rights, a view shared by many health experts who say that fluo ride can be effective when used topically, such £3 m toothpaste, but should not be ingested, and certainly should not he in the form of “enforced medication”.
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“BUZZING” was the atmos phere described by a head teacher, at a recent fund-raising
event. Youngsters from Read Prima
ry School had a spring clean at home and donated good-as-new clothes, books and toys to go towards a table top sale. Handmade Christmas cards
and models were made by chil dren and parents in order to raise money towards a new school
stage. More than 100 people attend ed the event, which raised £270,
adding towards the £3,000 need ed for the new stage. Headteacher Mrs Joyce Shaw
explained: “A variety of fund raising events have been staged from September until now and we have managed to raise £1,000 for the stage. “The atmosphere was buzzing
in the school hall and there was a real sense of community spirit. “More events will take place in
the new year to raise the remain ing £2,000.” Pictured are children and par ents at the sale. (B161103/1)
Double TV billing for college Filmed almost a year ago,
STONYHURST COLLEGE is featured on television on Sun day — for the second time in
eight days. Phillipa Hyde, who teaches
singing at the college, appeared on “Songs of Praise” on BBC1 last Sunday singing Schubert’s “Ave Maria”. This Sunday, on ITV, the col
the programme focuses on the season of Advent. The mini act of worship is led
lege is featured in a mini act of worship within “My Favourite Hymns”.
by the college chaplain, Fr Matthew Power SJ, with read ings by Frank Brinkley (19), of London, who left the college in the summer, and is now reading classics at Corpus Christi, Oxford, and Emma Jane Mid- dlemiss (17), of Fulwood, Pre
ston. F o r a l l y o u r E n t e r t a i n m e f t s j j e w ! i/ f iS 4; f 6f 0l 206f4^ 3^ f ~ WIN! r '
MYSTIC RIVER (15) The Grand Cinema from tomorrow.
DRIVEN apart by a ch ild h o od trauma, three men meet again when Jimmy’s daugh- j, ter is murdered. Cop Sean investigates
the case and loner Dave emerges as a likely sus pect. Soon an air of vigilan-
tism begins to poison their Boston neighbour hood. On-screen legend Clint
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This Dickens’ classic is a Christmas gem
CHARLES DICKENS’ “A Christmas Carol” must be one of the best-known festive stories, a perennial favourite, a Victorian “feelgood” tale in which a selfish man is redeemed and all ends hap
pily. Writer Charles Way has given us a new version,
accompanied by the music and clever lyrics of Richard Taylor. This is definitely a musical in the “Les Miser-
SEAN PENN stars in “Mystic River”
Eastwood gets behind the camera to direct this tense • thriller, his task made eas ier by an excellent cast and a superb source novel. Dennis Lehane’s book is
one of the best thrillers of recent years, rich in Boston detail and close character study. Those who have read
the book might be disap pointed by the movie, adapted for the screen by Brian Helgeland, but only because a film can never match the detail of a novel. Stars of “Mystic River”
include Sean Penn, Tim Robbins and the increas ingly-acclaimed Kevin Bacon, who has come a very long way since his “Footloose” youth. He plays a cop compro
mised by old friendships, while Penn delivers a . multi-layered perfor mance as a man in whom grief, rage and honour col lide head-on.
DOWN WITH LOVE (12A); The Grand Cinema; from tomorrow
IT is 1963 in New York and author Barbara Novak’s feminist guide, “Down With Love”, is a bestseller. Celebrity playboy and
journalist Catcher Block disguises himself as a well- mannered innocent in an attempt to make her fall in love and thus debunk her feminist ideology and expose her as a hypocrite. His plan backfires when
he s ta rts to fall in love with her. This film, starring
Ewan McGregor and Renee Zellweger, hopes to recreate the Rock Hudson and Doris Day romantic capers of the 1950s and ’60s. While
enjoyable
enough, it does not quite pull it off.
ables” style Michael Vaughan sings the demand ing role of Scrooge with both menace and, later, pathos and humour. The first half is rather bleak and dark, but
flashes of colour and gaiety liven the second half in a wonderful fancy dress party, a good opportu nity for Nicola Blackman and Adam Price to strut their stufL The Cratchitts are well presented by Tony Tim-
berlake and Julie Jupp, who give a resounding ver sion of a song, “Enough” about the miserly Scrooge.
Hannah McPake makes a charming young love;
for Scrooge and fiancee for his nephew, Fred. All the cast, apart from Scrooge, act as chorus/
supported by an impressive band of children, who act with confidence, sing with skill and charm the audience completely. : ■ Special praise must go to lighting designer Nick Richings for clever effects of rain and ghostly pres ences, and to designer Kate Burnett for skilful use of filing cabinets and the seamless movement from scene to scene. The Ghost of Christmas Future impressed my teenage companion. Directed by Roger Haines with accustomed
verve, this is for rather older children because of the plot complexity, the understanding that the same actors play many parts, the length, the chal
lenging music and the scary moments. “The Ghosts of Scrooge” runs at The Library
Theatre, Manchester, until January 17th. PIPPAMUNRO
F rom C o r r ie h u n k to c a rp e t - f ly e r . . .
“DOWN WITH LOVE” stars Ewan McGregor and Renee Zellweger
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or jan Freeman.
FOLLOWING sell-out success at The Lowry, Manches ter, last Christmas, Pele Productions is bringing its pan tomime-style version of the classic Arabian Nights tale “Aladdin” to the Charter Theatre, Preston, this festive season. Scott Wright, who stars as Mustafa, the Sultan’s
guard, is a familiar face, having previously played Sam Kingston in “Coronation Street”. The character of Sam will be fondly remembered, not
only as Toyah Battersby's boyfriend and Kevin Web ster's top mechanic, but also as “The Snake”, a raunchy stripper who set temperatures racing in the Rovers
Return. This wonderful production of "Aladdin” includes all
the elements of a traditional pantomime, but with a modem soundtrack of the latest chart hits that all the family will know. “Aladdin” has it all, hilarious comedy, great music, stunning costumes, wonderful sets - and a genuine flying carpet! The Christmas production runs at the Charter The
atre from December 11th to January 11th. For show times, ticket prices and availability, call the box office on 01772 258858.
MiisicGD winners
WE had a good response to oar competition to win CDs by Martin Brannigan. The first prize, a set of all three Martin
Brannigan CDs,_was won by Mrs Jnstine O’.Connell, of Clitheroe. Two runner-up prizes of Martin’s latest CD single, “Daugh ter of Mine”, were won by Mrs Elizabeth Bowness and Mrs Heather Bateman, both of Clitheroe.
’r Drive your weekend with the revolutionary RX-8 Coupe arriving soon at Walker Farrimond Mazda Tel: 01254 245444 j ENTERTAINMENTS
School is b u z z in g as sale is a c rowd-puller
St Michael & St John's
S o c i i Centre
Lowergate, Clitheroe Presents
Memphis
Nights on
Saturday,
December 6th Everyone Welcome
Christmas Euro
Shopper Tuesday,
D e c e m b e r 9 th
Coach, Rotterdam to Sluice. R e turn o n Thu rsday, De cembe r 11th
Coach. Burnley to HulL Ferry, Hull to Rotterdam.
£33 per person
(Pick-up lime/place to be arranged)
Tel: Ste o n 01706 639549
anytime for bookings and details an further trips
To advertise ring Caroline Bracewell (ext. 418) or Lee Banks (ext. 423) on 01282 426161
• • • • • • • • CHERYL’S THE WHITE LION HOTEL
Delicious Lunches and Light Snacks Tuesday - Saturday
11.30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m. Telephone orders welcome
Market Place, Clitheroe 01200 426955
Clitheroe Concerts Society Registered Charity No. IGC6618
Richard Jen k in so n - Cello Ben F rith - Piano
Mendelssohn - Sonata No. 2 • Brahms - Sonata in E minor Op.38 • Works by Stravinsky and PiazoIIa
W e d n e sd a y , 1 0 th D e c em b e r 20 0 3 a t 7 .3 0 pm C l i th e ro e R o y a l G r am m a r S c h o o l
Lecture Th e a tre - Sixth Form Centre • York Street
Free Parking in the school yard and easy access for the disabled
Tickets: Adults 112 - Students (fu ll tim e) 13
Tickets are available from: Ribble Valley Tourist Office. Market Place, Clitheroe Music, 9 Moor Lane and at the door on the evening of the concert
Premiere Cinemas The Viaduct, Hyndhurn Rd. Tel: 01254 306660
RieeLESOALE School Association
NEW
Crazy Christmas Cracker ol a Night 2003
Friday 5th Dec
S ta r t s at 6.30pm - 8pm Come to toe Christmas
Far and see some of the attractions. There is Hock a Duck, Playstation, Pull a Cracker, Smack the Rat, Jousting and Needle in a Haystack. Many more.
ST CATHERINE’S CHURCH
WEST BRADFORD GRAND
CHRISTMAS DRAW with Christmas Stall and Tombola Sunday,
December 7 © 7pm in the Village Hall
Music by the Grammar School Band
Admission £3 indudes coffee and mince pies
Whalley Parish Church
CHRISTMAS
FAIR at
Whalley School
Saturday 6th December 2 pm
Many soils
Father Christmas etc Admission 20p
N Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at 730pm fi Saturday at 9-30am ^ “ Saturday at Ham & 2.30pm, Sunday at 250pm
Coming Very Soon LOVE ACTUALLY \ \ v* \v.*»ranclci
nema.co.uk Telephone: 0 1200 423278
; I Adults £ 4 3 0 • Concessions £3-50 • Children £3 Y o r k Stre et . C l ith e ro e B B 7 2 D I .
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From Friday December 5th Friday, Saturday and Monday at 7_3Apm
S . W . A . T . (ce r t 12a) Daily at 2J0, £30 and 130
B R O T H E R B E A R (cert u) 11.45 (Saturday A Sunday only) Daily at 205 4.25 £45
L O V E A C T U A L L Y (cert i s ) Dally at 2220 SOO and £20
M A S T E R A N D C O M M A N D E R (cert 12A) Daily at 2.10 5.15 and 3.20
T E X A S C H A I N S A W
M A S S A C R E (cert 18) -
Dally at £55
F I N D I N G N E M O (ce r t U ) Saturday and Sunday only 1200
T H E M E D A L I O N ( c e r t P G ) Saturday and Sunday only 12.10
CALL THE BOX OFFICE NOW Adults TICKET PRICES Concessions' Family Ticket (4, max 2 adults) ■
fiine Minina at its best ~ Christmas Eve Dinner - £28.95 p.p.
iNew Year’s Eve Gourmet Dinner - £42.95 „ Tapas & a la carte dinners are served daily
4 -from 12.0^to&00pm and 7.00 to 9-OOpm T-1 Om SlSsesmurant. A Id carte andfine dining a t its best,
i Our awarduinnin^lS^^vifenoum ed in the area for great culinary expertise. ‘fr^jEtifoyibe^spleAjotm^uf atmosphere of Burnley's past in a once owned Mill Owners Mansion.
TCHESExquisite 3-course Sunday Lunches
- £ 9 . 3 0 per head Served 12-2p.m.
W $estaum nt ions ca ll 01282 453931
i^ ^ Q D td y .S o se h iQ Avenue, Burnley
SEABJSCUrr (PCI 2hra 40mins Oatiy 2.0D 5J33 a.,13
MASTER & COMMANDER (12A] * Shrs 35mins
THE □ HECTOR'S AUDITORIUM
FINDING NEMO (U] 2hrs Emins Sac 11.00am 1.203.45. Sun 1.20 3.45
MASTER & COMMANDER [12A] • 2hrs 35mins Co* 2.00 5.00 8.GO. Sat lata flpm
Oady 1.30 3.55 6.10 9.30. Sac Mom 1T.10. Sac lata taSOpm S.WJLT. (12A) * 2hr 15mins
fCfcRtara moomta. wdanea anrf erm ua* ef mratg tanguaga} ELF (PG) * 1hr 55mgig
EOOK N OW C N E D A Y O N L Y -1 5 T H
LOIR-T>S FELLOWSHIP OF THE RMGtPGl 3 Hrs [film onlyl
£5.0G £3.50
‘Concessions 14 & under, OAP's Students & UB40 £15.00 01254 306660 , ---------- Sot, %iHnk (woffeivy!!
ALL SHOPPING DONE? TIME TO RELAX
CHRISTMAS EVE FAMILY TEA One child eats free with each paying adult Open 6 pm -9 JO pm
Complimentary Crackers and Mince Pies Fancy a change o f scenery on
BOXING DAY? Open 12 noon - 8 pm, normal menu.
Bookings requiredfor parties over six New Year’s Eve - FULLY BOOKED
Enjoy our food, beautiful scenery and our relaxing open fires.
MITTON HALL
Country House Hotel, Whalley 01254 826544
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Caly 1.33 2.50 5.^5 7.50 Ss Mon 11.20
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Released 17* December LORD OF THE RINGS:
Caiy 2.1Q 5.10 £.10 sooxaawi!
RETURN OF THE KING (15 Ad*
3 r s SCmins. Saurdsycth December
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WHAT A GIRL WANTS (PQ 1hr*i&nins.
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Burnley M e c h a n ic s Manchester Road - Bumfey
Sunday 7th December Championship Brass in Concert with
SELLERS INTERNATIONAL BRASS BAM) Tuesday 9th December
One of the UK’s top Jazz performers
v i X STACEY KENT and her Musicians
Thursday 11th December
The Best of the Eagles brilliantly recreated by
T A L O N Friday 19th December
‘The Big Christmas Do featuring’ ?
‘R O L L IN STO N E D 5
Plus Disco & Lae Bar 9th - 17 th January 2004
•S N O W W H IT E
APOLLO CINEMAS
resentedDy Burnley P an ton um e so a e ty TEL: 01282 664400
www.bumleymechanics.co.uk
H O L L Y W O O D P A R K M A N C H E S T E R R D
B U R N L E Y FREE PARKING • DISABLED ACCESS
[9 Screens I P RO I T A FILMS FROM FRIDAY 5 th DECEMBER FOR SEVEN DAYS
LOVE ACTUALLY (151 * 2hrs aOmina . O^y 1.SQ4.45 7.4S. SKtacs. IGdCbm.
LIZZIE McGUIRE MOVIE (U1 Ihr 5Qmins The Rm and Games stare ac 11am
Lieie Oscar Shew - Saturday Sdt Dec.
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E O K N CW ONE DAY ONLY - 1 6TH CfcUdvTESri LOTR • THE TWO TOWERS (12AI3 Hra
0 1 2 0 0 4 2 3 3 4 0 Coffee Morning
In aid of the Mayor’s Charitu
"FIRST RESPONDERS" on
Saturday, December 6th
10 a.m. till noon at
The Town Hall, Church Street
Toy Tombola, Cake Stall, Raffle
Price: 50p Peter and Yvonne would like to
welcome customers old and new to tTjje tEjjree jllillstones
^ in Wtst J£rabforb 3% 'fa- Traditional pub food served daily
-’£-5-
from bar snacks to a 3 course meal, suitable for every pocket.
“IBeautifut olb inn, set in tlje fjeart of tfje tSIbble Valiev.
Bookings required for 6 or more
Classic Soul Night
Friday, 5th December 8.30 p.m. Tickets £5 Sounds of Northern
Motown and 60's Soul M
IKE SANCHEZ and THE
EXTRAORD1NAIRES
Serious Boogie Woogie and Doo Wop Friday,
December 19th 3
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Invite you to our 1st ANNIVERSARY
‘ w 3 p m - 1 0 . 3 0 p m
LIVE MUSIC f rom KEITH
"CAMPBELL
, t. B U F FE T & G L A S S O F BUBBLY ^ SU N D A Y 7 t h D E C EM B E R
■Now opening from 4pm daily Thursday late licence til 12 midnight_______
THE DOG MUSIC AND SPORTS BAR
"CHRISTMAS DAY
tv f lU N C H S B ; w
NEW YEAR’S EV GALA BAtt
v--:: y r
followed by Chefs Carved Buffet. Live Cabaret entertainment ffori)
Bucks fizz & Canapes on arrival, MARK PRICE & FRl^l^SHOW
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