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ed that the mast and isociated equipment was


( “disguised as a silo build- ling”, but added that the pilo was st ill capable of


[agricultural use. Coun. Frank Dyson


i( Clitheroe) sought and received an assurance that th a t was the case, and pommented: “I hope we don’t have a rash of


Ihem.” Members voted to approve the application,


[subject to conditions on naterials to be used and landscaping of the site.


‘Calendar Girls’ still at the Grand


“Calendar Girls” (12A); Grand Cinema; from Friday, October 17th


HAILED as the biggest box office hit of 2003, “Cal­ endar Girls” has been draw­ ing full houses at the Grand, Clitheroe, and has been held over for a second week. The film focuses on the


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trials and tribulations of 11 women from the Women’s Institute branch in the vil­ lage of Rylstone, near Skip- ton. One of the women, Angela Baker, suffered a tragic loss with the untime­ ly death of her husband, John; from a form of cancer. Before his death, Angela


and the other WI girls had joked about posing nude for an “alternative WI calen­ dar”, and they bravely decided to do it in John’s memory. Another of the women,


Lynda Logan, is married to renowned local artist Terry, and he took the tastefully


composed pictures. The


. girls were pictured carrying out traditional WI pas­ times, their blushes spared by carefully placed jam pans, sieves and knitting. The film follows the


women and their relation­ ships after they are cata­ pulted into the national and even international spotlight. And although it is ulti­


mately heartwarming, it is not sugar-coated. The sud­ den onset of fame put con­ siderable strain on friend­ ships and has caused a much-publicised split among the women - some­ thing the film does not shy away from. Yet there is no getting


away from the incredible achievement of all the Ryl­ stone WI women, which is celebrated in Calendar Girls.


Question: Which actress who starred in Prime Suspect plays one of the main characters in Calendar Girls?


Answer:...........................................................................................................


Journey to Mars with Sir Patrick


SIR Patrick Moore, media per­ sonality and the UK’s leading stargazer, celebrates his 80th birthday year by returning to the Burnley Mechanics with an entirely new lecture, “MARS:


The Next Frontier”. It takes place tonight at the pop­


ular Burnley venue and is a must- see event for anyone with their head in the stars. Mars - the Red Planet - has always


been regarded as a world that might support life. We now know that there are no lit­


tle green Martians, but the planet cannot be dismissed as sterile and man will soon reach it, with various


“MARS: The Next Fron­ tier”; Sir Patrick Moore; Burnley Mechanics; October 16th


probes are set to land there this year. Using the latest colour slide projec­


tions available, Sir Patrick - himself a life-time observer of Mars - will pass on the latest knowledge of conditions there and discuss plans for manned missions, permanent bases and even­ tual colonies. Tonight’s presentation is suitable


for all ages and should prove a fasci­ nating encounter. For ticket prices and availability,


call the Mechanics box office on 01282 664400.


Music from the Baka Beyond


Baka Beyond; Burnley Mechanics; October 31 st


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BAKA BEYOND, the multi-cultural acoustic dance-band with top musicians from Africa and the Celtic fringes of Europe, will be performing at Burnley Mechanics on Friday, October 31st. Originally inspired by the music of the


Baka, hunter-gatherer Pygmies whose music is central to their lives, Baka Beyond has evolved from an album and an idea into a dynamic eight-piece band. The rhythm and energy of the different


cultures combine to create a powerful and spirited live show. The Mechanics box office number is


01282664400. S T A R G A Z E R S i r P a t r ic k M o o r e ( s ) All that jazz!


City of Preston Blues and Jazz Festival; Guild Hall and Charter Theatre; until Saturday


A FEAST for jazz fans has started at the Preston Guild Hall and Charter Theatre. The City of Preston Jazz and Blues


Festival runs until Saturday and boasts a string of top acts. Still to perform are Spike’s Young


Lions, The Latin Jungle, Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band, Paul Rigby and the Northern Jazz Orchestra, and the legendary Acker Bilk and Humprey Lyttelton. For full details and tickets, call the box office on 01772 258858.


E N T E R T A IN M E N T S T T A T m T i T im a '■"Tk.TiA £ h v t c - Tel: 01200 426928 • Fax: 01200 443347


10 York Street Clitheroe


(3ixis.bm.ai. ‘ ‘ / Soup of the Day


le with National family [irning Weekend and ved a big hit with children parents who spent the drawing. Our picture


Iws illustrator Mr Steve Itton with local children at library. (G111003/3)


Fresh Roast Turkey • 4oz Angus Fdlet Diane • Chicken Kiev • Pheasant Chasseur • Poached Salmon & Hollandaise Sauce • Mushroom Stroganoff • Vegetarian Lasagne


Christmas Pudding & Rum Sauce • Choc Fudge Cake • Fresh Fruit Salad • Sherry Trifle • Cheese & Biscuits


£16.95 incl. of VAT


(no price increase from Christmas 2001) Coffee & Mince Pies £2.50 extra


Commencing Monday 1st December till


Christmas Eve Lunchtime Monday to Friday Lunch and Evening 12 -1.30 pm • 7-9.30 pm Not available Saturday evening'


Also non- taking bookings fo r New Year's Eve


5 C o a r s e me a t with coinplimenlry Hacks Fizz, eatertaiaaieat and salad on arrival - {45.00


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Melon & Fruit Medley • Pate Maison • Poached Pear & Stilton Mousse • Vegetarian Spring Rolls • Stuffed Mushrooms • Deep Fried Brie


FLEA MARKET


for Hurst Green Bowling Club


and Indoor Car Boot Sale in the


Memorial Hall Hurst Green


9.00am to 4.00pm S u n d a y 2 6 th O c tob e r 2 0 0 3


Home Made Refreshments Available all Day


Salem Congregational Chapel


Martin Top


AUTUMN FAYRE and


ART DISPLAY Sa tu rd a y ,


O c to b e r 1 8 th 11.30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m.


Bulbs, plants, cakes, produce, Iraidcraft and jeivellery stalls


Paintings and


Greetings Cards by Mrs Audrey Walker


Hot pot lunch 12 noon -2 p.m.


Proceeds for Chapel Funds COACH* TICKET PACKAGES


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ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO (15) 2hrs Oaitv 1.20 3.40 6.00 8 .3 0 • Sat late 1 1pm


BAD BOYS 2 (15) 2hrs 50mins Mi. N R G "


Doily (Ex Sot/Sun 1.15) 4 .3 0 7.50 • Sat late 11pm > • R U G R A T S G O W IL D (U) 1 h r AOm ina Sat 11.00 3.00, Sun 3.00


FINDING NEMO (U) * 2 h r s 5mins , Doily 1.30 3 .5 0 6 .3 0 8.45


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Sat morning 11.0 0 * Sat late .11.10pm


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a t T h e F e n c S fG a t e rW h e a t le y L a n e R d ^ F e n c f e N r B u r n le y >r< H i , On screen 8 .0 0 pm (FULL FILM) (Contains moderate sax references end one use of strong language)


CALENDAR GIRLS (12A) 2hrs 5mins Daily 1.15 3 .4 0 6 .1 0 B .40 • Set Late 11.10pm


NICHOLAS NICKLEBY (PG) 2hrs 10mins


(Contains moderate nudity end sex references) Little Oscar Show - Saturday, 16th October


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Great F ood • Great Atmosphere • Great S ervice


For details of our Festive Programme


Cali Sue on 01729 840243 Sunday,


O c to b e r 1 9 th follow signs A59 First 20 stalls FREE all other stalls from


£5 + free cash draw Enq: 07931 427627


KSC DANCE S a t u r d a y 18 th O c t o b e r


Hot Pot Supper


The Social Centre, Lowergateat8pm Tickets £4


Ring 427096 or427029


Drive your weekend with the stunning ALL NEW C2 at Walker Farrimond Citroen Tel: 01282 611911 ^ To 3dv6rtis6 ring Caroline Bracewell (ext. 418)


CAR B O O T RIBCHESTER


Ribchester Road on B6245 (Ribchester V4 miles before De Tabley) this


A N T IQ U E S A N D COLLECTABLES FAIR


in West Bradford Village Hall Admission: 50p


Sunday, October 19th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.


To book a stall at £7 contact 01200 424311


Raf fle and home-made refreshments Lancashire’s biaeest and best


MODEL RAILWAY SHOW


Adults £4.50 Students £3.50


FamilyTicket £11.50 Licensed Bar and Cafeteria


Free Prize Draw for ALL visiting children... win a Hornby model train set Organised by Blackburn & E. Lancs Model Railway Society


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KILL BILL(18) *2hrs 5mins.


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Daily 1.404.00 6.20 B.40 Sat Mom 11.00


Contains moderate violence and horror


FINDING NEMO « f1hr55mins.


D3ify 1.20 3.50 6.10 0.30 SatMom 11.10


BAD BOYS 2 ns *2hrs 40mins.


Deify 2.00 5.0018.00 not Sunffhurl KING GEORGE'S HALL, NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN


Friday 17th October 5.00pm - 9.00pm Saturday 18th October 10.00am • 6.00pm Sunday 19th October 10.00am • 5.00pm


Senior Citizens £3.50 Children £2.50


INTOLERABLE ADVANCE PREVIEW


CRUELTY *1hr 55mins.


SUN & THUR AT 6.20


Conans moderate sei references and one of stroog language


CALENDAR GIRLS «* Daily 2.00 5.50 8.20


2hrs5mins.


Coresins rtdty. sei references end impT-ed soft drtg use


LITTLE OSCARS Sat 16th October


THE TIME MACHINE IPG!


Ihr 45mins. 11am. All Seats £1.50 * free list suspended UXIIDOLBVI


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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR AT OUR LOVELY 18th CENTURY INN Candlelit Conservatory Restaurant Oak Panelled Dining Room . ''G alleried Banqueting IIallt


*2hrs 5mins.


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Friday 3 1 s t October 2 0 0 3


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Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway Skipton, North Yorkshire


Harvest of Steam S t e a m G a l a W e e k e n d


Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th October 2003


All available locomotives in steam Vintage Trains, Goods Trains, Etc. Trains 10.30 am to 4.30 pm


Telephone General Enquiries 01756 710614 or the Talking Timetable 01756 795189


Yorkshire Dales Railway Museum Trust Reg Charity No 517804


iGR4ND CinmA From Friday October 17th


CALENDAR GIRLS


Friday 7.30 p.m.


Saturday 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday 2.30 p.m.


Weekday Evening Shows 7.30 p.m.


w w w .g ran d c in em a .co .u k T e lep h o n e : 01200 423278


I Adults £4.50 * Concessions £3.50»Children £3 | York Street, Clitheroe BIJ7 21)1.


P rem ie re C in em a s The Viaduct, Hyndburn Rd. Tel: 01254 306660


F IN D IN G N E M O (U)


12.00 (Saturday & Sunday only) Daily at 2.45, 5.30 & 8.15


B A D B O Y S 2 (15)


1.00 (Saturday & Sunday only) Daily at 4.30 & 8.00


C A L E N D A R G I R L S (12a)


1.15 (Saturday & Sunday only) Daily at 3.45, 6.15 & 8.50


M A T C H S T I C K M E N (12a) Daily at 5.30 & 8.25


CALL THE BOX OFFICE NOW 0 1 2 5 4 306660 T IC K ET P R IC E S Adults C on ce s sion s * pe


£5.00 £3.50


Family Ticket (4, max 2 adults) £15.00 ‘Concessions 14 & under, OAP’s Students & UB40


Nlew season at ;he Mechanics


Saturday 18th October FU N >D A >M E N T A L


The Mighty Zulu Nation featuring live collaborations with Qawali singers, gypsies from Rajasthan and the wonderful youth choir of South Africa


Plus special guests DAM Monday 20th October


TERRY CAILIER


Plus support WILLIS ___________


Friday 24th & Sat 25th October Burnley Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents


‘POP S TO CLA SS ICS’ CONCERT Sunday 2nd November - 2pm


THE FLANAGAN &


ALLEN STORY In a tribute to the Crazy Gang


An afternoon of delighful mayhem - pure music hall Friday 31st October


BAKABEYOND


Musical pioneers famous for their Afro beat with Celtic and Gaelic sounds that’s totally unique. An energising musical experience


Tuesday 4th November Children’s Favourite


The Extraordinary Adventures o f MRBENN


Step through the door of an ordinary costume shop into the world of Extraordinary adventures


Friday 7th November BERNARD WRIGLEY&


THE OLDHAM TINKERS Saturday 8th November


MEN IN T COATS


SNOW WHITE


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