all


lied), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


fa rm e rs d o c a lf sh ow


id well in last week’s Christ- Gisburn Auction Mart, alf prize was won by Mr.T. W. Farm, Chaigley, for his Belgian 1 went for £322. He also won the


c breed. G.T. Blezard of Ribch- 305).


ie Class 4 Best Limousin X heifer [lley vendors. J. Holden and Son, >rize (for £118), 2nd went to J.E e, Pendleton (for £75) and 3rd to for £120). n Class 6, Best Other Continental , and for Class 7, Best Other Con-


Idridge Farms, Slaidburn, took 1st went to J.E and J.G Cowperth-


r £120) and 3rd to K. Barton, r£95). the markets is indicated by four


ing for over £300, one of them for Christmas Show numbers at 191 02. lisburn Auction Mart said: “The


td well since foot and mouth, with ing numbers prior to FMD. Reg- rd weekly between 150 to 200


homing from far and wide to Gis- re short of numbers.”


m a k i n g t i p s


'ell this weekend can take a look of charcoal making,


ban join Countryside Rangers to e process that turns trees into


!■ a special oxygen-restricted kiln, they are removed. The charcoal uses including as fuel for barbe-


pr the demonstration have been ppicing, a traditional technique sustainable sources and encour-


s suitable for all the family and the Quarry picnic area car park,


[■'commended and pre-booking i and to book a place contact


WIN! Tickets for RATS aims to bowl ’em Grand Cinema over with this big hitter


intolerable Cruelty (PG) MILES Massey, a succesful LA divorce lawyer, first meets gold-digger Marilyn Rexroth when he is hired by her million­ aire husband to crush her crippling divorce suit. Though sparks fly, Massey trounces


her in court, but that is not the last he will see of the one-woman bank account hoover.


Although the Coen brothers have a


solid gold critical reputation and an equally adoring fanbase, they have never quite been able to succeed with a strong box-office hit that plays outside their catchment area - until now. Unabashedly commercial, crowd­


tickling stuff, this dazzling screwball comedy-following proudly in the foot­ steps of Preston Sturges, Howard Hawks and Billy Wilder - stars George Clooney at his most charming and Catherine Zeta-Jones doing what she does best in an immediately accessible story about avarice, divorce and love, in that order.


The film is as tight as a drum, glam­


orous and exquisitely funny. While the leads are every bit as charismatic as you would expect, with Clooney on “Dapper Dan Man” form as the Cary Grant- esque Massey, and Zeta-Jones showing an admirable facility for old-school quickfire patter, the movie is peppered in typical Coen style with top notch turns from character actors (Billy Bob Thornton, Geoffrey Rush) and cameos from striking bit-part players with freakish physiognomies.


Bright Young Things (15) ADAM is a boy-about-town in pre- World War II London. As his chums party hard in the media spotlight, his main concern is making enough money to marry his girlfriend, Nina. Unfortu­ nately, this is no easy task. That Stephen Fry’s directorial debut


is an adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s Vile Bodies is no great surprise. Camp and comical, it is a smooth satire of a shal­ low, celebrity-obsessed culture. Adam and his friends’


Question: In which famous Tv series did Catherine Zeta Jones star as Pa Larkin's daughter?


Answer: Name:, Address:


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ACROSS RILEY PRESTON


C candlelight ceremony was wedding of Peter Shawcross


hy Preston at the Stirk House the daughter of Mr and Mrs


erle Rimmer, of Sabden. She is


f the Marsden Building Soci- branch.


om is the son of Mrs Margaret r late husband, Albert, of d works as a chartered survey-


by her son, Mr Ross Preston, i hand-made gold embroidered carried white lilies, were the bride’s daughter, Miss and her niece, Miss Victoria


wore lilac satin dresses, while nr, Mrs Victoria Milburn, wore gown. All three carried white ment the bride. as Mr Peter Lawton and the


Mr Graham Rimmer, travelled the ceremony. were to honeymoon in Rome heir home in Clitheroe.


lit Photography, of Chatburn


n m a r t p r i c e s and primestock featured at


>e Auction Mart this week, mils on green cards saw: Lim- Belgian Blue to £605, Charo-


’riesian to £355 and Blond 70.


usin (blue card) to £645, Bel- ) to £525, Friesian (blue) to ian (red) to £170.


an Blue to £495, Limousin to :leen Angus to £300. res went to £530.


stock sale light lambs (25.5. - 102p per kg (average 101), (32.1-39kgs) went to 115.5p


go 106.5), medium lambs to 125p per kg (average 107) 6 kgs+) to lOOp per kg (aver-


£61, averaging £42. s went to 115p per kg, (aver- bulls to 99p per kg (average mercial bulls to 81p per kg


ers went to 116p per kg (aver- heifers to 99p per kg (average cial heifers to 85p per kg.


s event date


iual careers event for young e Ribble Valley is once again st Lancashire next year, nfirmed that JOBS NIGHT


ed at Pendle Training, in Nel- 19th. The annual jobs festi- odern Apprenticeships and 16 to 24-year-olds. ■


ways especially popular with , who will be leaving school


Joined by JENNIFER PIKE


Winner o f BBC's Young Musician of the Year 2002


SUNDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER at 7.30pm Beethoven Coriolan Overture M oza r t Violin Concerto No 4 in D


M oza r t The Marriage o f Figaro, Overture Beethoven Symphony No 8


Jennifer Pike stunned audiences at the Barbican Centre and on live television with her performance in the BBC's Young Musician Competition in 2002 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. She joins


our Artistic Director and Principal Conductor Douglas Boyd for this concert o f bold musical statements by Beethoven and Mozart.


TICKETS £14 - Concessions £12


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scandalous sex ’n’ drugs antics are brightly por­ trayed, with Fry’s comic touch working best when highlighting his charac­ ters’ many flaws. The Brit-flick regulars are out in force, with


cameos from Richard E. Grant, Imelda Staunton and Simon Callow com­ plementing a strong lead performance from new­ comer Stephen Campbell Moore.


RATS - the Ribchester Amateur The­ atrical Society is playing for laughs and hoping to bowl ’em over with its latest production. It will stage “Outside Edge”, a lively


comedy set in a cricket pavilion, with the opening night tonight and two more per­ formances tomorrow and Saturday. Written by Richard Harris, the play


was last performed by RATS some 17 years ago, in 1986, but cast and audience members remember it fondly and are looking forward to a second innings. Indeed, some of the 1986 cast members return to the Ribchester stage playing the same parts, though as a slightly older generation! The now-famous play was first per­


formed on stage in 1979 with a cast that included Julia McKenzie and Maureen Lipman. Later it was televised as a oner off play starring Paul Eddington, Prunella Scales, Maureen Lipman and Timothy Spall, and later still adapted as a popular TV series, starring Brenda Blethyn and another star-studded cast. Quite an act for the Ribchester ama­


teurs to follow, but they hope to hit a few sixes with their version The play follows the fortunes of


Roger, his assorted teammates and their complicated love lives. It has been pro­ duced by Jane Flynn, who played the


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' presenting ‘Scott Hamilton’ World famous American saxophonist with the


Tommy Melville Quartet at Mitton Hall Country House Hotel


W e d n e s d a y , D e c em b e r 3 r d Admission only £7.50 Starts at 8.30pm n


Mitton Rd, Mitton Whalley 01254 826544


Premiere Giriemas The Viaduct, Hyndburn Rd. TelfOl 254 306660


LOVE ACTUALLY (cert 15) Daily at 2.20,5.20 and B.20


THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (cert 15) Dally at 2.15,5.20 and 8.25


FINDING NEMO (cert U) 12.00 (Saturday & Sunday only) Daily at 2.45 and 5.30


ALIEN - THE DIRECTORS CUT (cert 15) Daily at 8.00


CALENDAR GIRLS (cert 12a) Dally at 3.10 (not Thursday)


IN AMERICA (cert 15) Dally at 5.45 (not Thursday)


KILL BILL (cert 18) Daily at 8.30 (not Thursday)


LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY


GENTLEMEN (cert 12a) Saturday and Sunday only at 12.30


CALL THEB0X0FFICEN0W 0 1 2 5 4 3 0 6 6 6 0


Maureen Lipman part last time. She has chosen experienced bats Keith Flood, Julia Proctor, Robin Simmons, Rebecca Parkinson and Judy Mallam, pairing them with newcomers Rob Hindle and James Mckenzie. Recent big hitter Kevan Thompson


makes a welcome return to the crease, as does Heather Charnley. A guaranteed laughter inducer, “Out­ side Edge” is sure to attract large audi­


No sleeping for this beauty


YOUNG actors from Ribble Valley Youth Theatre will present “Sleeping Beauty” this weekend. Performances are planned at Clitheroe Parish


Church Hall tomorrow and Saturday, November 21st and 22nd, starting at 7-30 p.m. Tickets cost £4.50 for adults and £3 for children


and senior citizens and are available from Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre, or on the door. The show promises an entertaining evening of


music, dance and song to enchant adults and children alike.


ences and tickets have been selling well. They are available from Ribchester Post Office or by ringing 01254 878530, or take your chances on the door. Perfor­ mances start at 7-45 p.m. at the Parochial Hall tonight, tomorrow and Saturday (November 20th to 22nd), with a bar from 7 p.m. Our picture shows cast members Keith


Flood and Julia Proctor during rehearsals for “Outside Edge”.(s)


Santa Specials ready for the off


SANTA’S special Christmas trains start running on the Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway, near Skipton, this Sunday. The Santa Specials will run every Sunday until December 21st,


departing Embsay Station and Bolton Abbey Station every 40 minutes from 10-30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets for the return journey on the scenic line cost £6 for


adults and £7 for children, including a present from Santa. The station refreshment rooms will be bulging with seasonal


goodies, as will the buffet cars on most trains. There is no need to book, but the trains do get busier as Christmas draws near. For more information about the Santa Specials, call 01756 710614 or the Talking Timetable on 01756 795189.


Drive your Weekend with the all new Peugeot 307cc Coupe at Walker Farrimond Peugeot Tel:\01282 606606 E N T E R T A I N M E N T S


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB - WELLGATE -


M EG A SCREEN SPORT PREMIERSHIP +


Members only ® Prices to drink for


ORGAN CONCERT played by


Dr Tim Rishton


Saturday, November 22nd - 7.30pm


Clitheroe Parish Church Programme includes: Concerto in A Minor- Vivaldi/Bach


and Brazilian and Norwegian folk-song based pieces


REFRESHMENTS during the INTERVAL


Admission by programme at the door


£6.00, £4.50 concessions,


accompanied children FREEII For full details of


subscriptions to Organ


Society concerts contact the Treasurer,


John Nixon on 01200 444444 BRIGHT YO UNG THINGS


Monday 24th to Thursday 27th at 7.30 pm


www.g ranclcineiiia.co.uk T e lep h o n e : 01200 423278


Adults £4.50 • Concessions £3.50 • Children £3 York'Street, Clilberoc 11117 2I)L


FOOD PRIZE BINGO


Friday, 21st November


at Pendleton Village Hall 7.30pm for 8.00pm prompt £1.50 entry + 2 books 50p for books thereafter


2003 FATHER CHRISTMAS


AT TOWNSON TRACTORS HELLIFIELD Saturday 29th &


Sunday 30th November OPEN 9.30am - 12.30pm ■g^ & 1.00pm - 4.00pm


CHRISTMAS WHERE HIS ELVES WILL TRANSPORT YOU ON


COME AND VISIT FATHER


PEDAL TRACTORS THROUGH A MAGICAL WINTER


WONDERLAND TO FIND THE HIDDEN GROTTO


Admission £ 5 .0 0 per child


(includes present) Adults - Free “TICKET” ONLY


x n R h8roetodiy.co.uk -


TEL 01729 833013 for reservations


Proceeds to “Candlclighters” Childrens Cancer Appeal ;


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


BOOKING & S4HR INTERACTIVE INFO SERVICE


Box office open Mon - Sat 1 1 am-7pm • Sun ' 1 -7pm PROGRAMMES FROM FRIDAY 21


SEABISCUIT (PG) 2hra 40mlns Daily 2.00 5.00 8.15. Sat morning 11 ain THE DIRECTOR’S AUDITORIUM


MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (15) * 2hrs 35mins Doily 1.SO, 4.50 7.55. Sat lata 11pm


FINDING NEMO (II) 2hrs*5mins Daly 1,20 3.EO B.9Q (ex Thira 8.45).Snt mom 1 lorn


INTOLERABLE CRUELTY (12A) 2hrs ‘ Daily 1.25 3.45 6.06 B.SS.Sattaca 10.45pm .


;*


(Contains moderate sax references and one use of strong language/ ; Advance Screenings Thursday 27th' Nov. (film only] '


MASTER S COMMANDER (ISA) * 2hrs 35mins On screen 8.45pm


(Contains moderate violence end one use of strong language)


Advance Screenings Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd Nov. (film only). ELF (PG) * 1hr 40mlns


. Sat on screen 11.20 1.50 4 .0 0 -Sun on screen 1.504.00 ’


MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (15) * 2hrs 35mins Daily 1.50 4.GO 7.55. Sat morning 11om, Saturday late 11pm


m i t N O V E M B E R F O R S E V E N D A Y S


Oatfy (Ex Sot/Sun 1.20 3.35) 6.00 8.40. Sat late ,10.55pm Little Oscar Show - Saturday 22nd Nov.


TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (18) 1hr 55mins


DADDY DAY CARE (PG) Ih r 45mins - The Fun end Games start et 11 am


..... Daily 1,15 3,40 8.10^8.40, Saturday late 11.05pm ■ . v KILL BILL (18) 2hrs Smlns -


CALENDAR GIRLS (1SA) Shrs Smlns • V


Daily 1.30 6.00 • • .


MASTER S COMMANDER (12A) * 2hrs 35mlns Daily 2.00 5.00 8.00, Saturday late 11pm


Daily 1.50 5.00 8.10. Sat mom 11am* Sat lata 11pm . ‘ Book now-opens 2Bth November .


(Contains moderate nudity and box references) ' LOVE ACTUALLY (15) * 2hrs 30mins


' i Daily 4.00 B.25. Saturday tato 10.35pm - t . STEAL (15) * 1hr AOmins • : (T ST MICHAEL & ST JOHN’S


Lowergate, Clitheroe A ts\


Sunday 23rd November 2003 at 11.15am in the Parish Hall


Pie and Peas Lunch, Tea, Coffee & Soft Drinks Tombola - Raffle - Books - Crafts - Tin Stall - Toys Bric-a-brac • Seasonal Plants - Games


Christmas cards and Calendars * Jewellery1 - Sweets tHorne -made Cakes - Jams - Pickles * Father Christmas Grotto


j y Admission 2 0 p Children Free


s G R 4 N D CintAA From Friday November 21st


INTO LERABLE CU RELTYIK!) Friday, 21st at 7.30pm


Saturday 22nd at 2.30pm and 7.30 pm


Sunday 23rd at 2.30pm


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


KNOWLE


GREEN CHURCH CHRISTMAS


FAIR Held at


Knowle Green Village Hall


November 22nd Opening at 2pm Various stalls,


refreshments, lots of Christmas goodies FREE ENTRY


APOLLO CINEMAS f


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, PROGRAMMES FROM FRI 21TH NOV FOR 7 DAYS


TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE


2hrs 5mins. Daily 11.40 4.00 6.20 rot Sat/Sui) 0.40


FINDING NEMQiu) 1hr55mins. Daily 1.20 3.40 6.00


8.20 Sat mom 10.45 (no 6.20 show Tlmrs 27th Nov)


THE LEAGUE OF


EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN™'


2hreSmins. Daly 1.20 3.40 6.00 B.20. Saturday mom 10.45


Cortars mc<^rate viotence and horror


L0UE ACTUALiy <’5>’ 2hrs 30inins.


Daily 2.00 5.008.00


MATRIX REVOLUTIONS MSI* 2hrs 30mins. 2.305200.10


LITTLE OSCARS Saturday 22nd November


LEGALLY BLONDE 2 IPS' 1hr45mins. 11am. All Seats £1.50


E L F {p6]* 1hr55mins.


SaturdeyfSunday only: 1.40 4.00 620. Saturday mom 11.20


MASTER &


COMMANDER '«*'• Shrs 35mins.


Advanced screening Thursday 27th November 8.10


BOOK NOW Released 19th December 2003


FREAKY FRIDAY 1hr55mins.


* free list suspended estaumnt icrvations call 01282 453931 £OU»chili House Hotel; Roschill Avenue, Burnley


HOLLYWOOD PARK MANCHESTER RD


B U R N L E Y FREE PARKING • DISABLED ACCESS


The Vegas Cruisers Plus Dave Ward as


Concessions £9 JIM BOWEN Best known for Bullseye and


his daily Radio Show on Radio Lancashire - he'll keep you


laughing throughout the show Sunday, 30th November Tickets £6 - Concessions £5


Classic Soul Night


Friday, 5th December . 8.30 p.m. Tickets £5 Sounds o f No r th e rn M o tow n a n d 60’s Soul


BOX OFFICE: ^ 4 01282 661234 BOOKING NOW!


5k2T Tickets available at usual agencies Elvis Williamson & Roy Orbison - Britains No. 1


Elvis live at the Municipal Hall Friday, 28th November Tickets £10-


fyn e d in in a a t its best Christmas Eve Dinner - £28.95 p.p.


New Year’s Eve Gourmet Dinner - £42.95


Tapas & a la carte dinners are served daily from 12.00 to 2.00pm and 7.00 to 9.00pm Dagdaics Hestaurant. A hi carlo and fine dining nl Us best.


Our award winningMia[$ are renowned in ibe area fo r great culinary expertise. Enjoy the spien^mltpd atmosphere of Burnley's past in a once owned Hill A


5: ■ Owners Mansion. * SUNlMyWNCHES Exquisite 3 ■couise Sunday Lunches


19-50 j>cr head Served 12 - 2p.m.


BLACKBURN 9 Infolfns


B


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE HALL


AUCTION Bric-a-Brac, crc.)


(Household, Saturday,


November 22 - 1 p.m. -


Viewing from 10 a.m. Refreshments available


United Reformed Church


Caslle Gate Clilheroe Christmas Fair


& Hot Pot Lunch 10.30am to 2.30pm


Saturday 22nd November


Admission 20p (children free)


Hot pot lunches


served from 11.30am Lots of Christmas stalls


What’s on at


The Spread Eagle Barrow


Children in Need Evening


Friday 21st November


Prize raffle and charity collection


Gourmet Night Saturday 29th November


7 course home cooked menu £29.95


Christmas Day Only £32.50fo r adults


Taking Bookings Now!! B a r r ow 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 3 2 1 3


Monday 1st December The SHAMROCK


The THISTLE & The ROSE Internationally acclaimed artists Nancy Kerry, Jtunes Fagan, Niamh Parsons,


Graham Dunne and Alistair Hulett perform with humour and warmth the music and


cultures of Scotland, Ireland and England Sunday 7th December


Championship Brass in Concert with


SELLERS INTERNATIONAL BRASS BAND Tbesday 9th December


'■v-s.. One of the UK's lop Jazz performers


j I X STA C EY K E N T and her Musicians


Wednesday 11th December The Best of the Eagles Performed by


T A L O N N o w B o o k in g


P S N O W W H I T E TEL: 01282 664400 ;


resen ted by B u rn ley P an tom im e Society www.burnleymechanics.co.uk i


RibblesdalC’Produce and Farmers.,Market'.


Buy Frcsli Fttod direct from Prnrfuccrs Next Wednesday, 2<Uli November from i 0am • 2.30pm


in the Ribblesdale Centre, Clilheroe Auction Mart, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe


Over 15.stalls will be offering their own Beef. Pork. I.amb. Biscuits. Pics. Seafoods, Puddings, Sausages. Pale, Vegetable, Salads, Plants


Local producers Include Lesigram Cheese, Turner’s Meat Pies. Holt's Lamb, Howland Outdoor Pork, Farmhouse Bakes, 'ngurniuffin Soaps, Lcs Helices dc Champagne


2^/VSj' Am p le free ear parking close to the Market


Member o f the National Association o f Farmers Markets I'lirtlierdctmlsyonttict: 01200.423325 ’


- Clithcroc Auction M a r t , Lincoln. Way, CIillierpe( ■


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