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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 21st, 2003


16 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), M O D E L E X H IB IT IO N


BARLEY VILLAGE HALL


S a tu rd a y .A u g u s t 23 rd 12 noon - Spm


Sunday, A u g u s t 2 4 th I0am-5pm


Mo n d a y , A u g u s t 2 5 th I Oam-4pm . Admission: £ 1.50


Accompanied Children 50p


22nd August to 28Ui August TOMB RAIDER 2 (12A) Daily §3.15,5.55,8.35


AMERICAN PIE THE WEDDING (15) Daily 8 4.00,6.25 & 8.50


PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (12a) Daily 0 1.45,5.00,0.15


FREDDY vs JASON (18) Daily 8 8.50


TERMINATOR 3: (12a) Daily 8 3.45,6.25


SPY KIDS 3:


GAME OVER (PG) Daily 0 1.00,3.05


RUGRATS GO WILD (U) Daily 8 1.45


SINBAD (U) Daily 01.15


PIGLETS BIG MOVIE (U) Daily 8 1.20


Cody accepts his first mission


AGENT CODY BANKS (12A) Showing at Grand Cinema from August 22nd MEET Cody Banks. He is 15, hates school and loves skateboarding - just like your average teenager. However, Cody is also on the gov­


ernment’s payroll, has a black belt in martial arts and a wardrobe stuffed full of high-tech gadgets. Recruited by the CIA, Cody’s first


Thursday 11th September - 2pm


KOSMIC A KREW


space age musical advenlure for all the family


Friday 12th September - 8pm


THE CHICAGO MUSIC EXPLOSION The Ghciiobillies, Melissa Ziemer, Scottish McMillan, The Convulsions


Tbcsday 23rd September - 8pm LAIKA DOG


Ex ‘Terrovision’ vocalist Tony Wright with his new band


Thursday 25th September - 8pm


NITIN A SAWHNEY


Friday 26th September - 8pm Christopher McQuanie’s Double Oscar winning: Triple BAFTA awarded


‘T H E U S U A L S U S P EC T S ’


27th September - 8pm Saturday


PHIL COOL


Coming Soon Patrick Moore, Stacey Kent,


Men in Coats, Puppetry of the Penis, Bernard Wrigley, Oldham Tinkers, Mr Benn, Phantom and the Opera New Season Brochure out this week Call the box office for your free copy


veiy rare opportunity to hear one of the UK’s biggest musical talents


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mission - should he choose to accept it - is to foil the plans of a terrorist, played by Ian McShane. He wants to unleash a new breed


of nano-technology robots invented by a misguided scientist, played by Martin Donovan. To save the day, Cody has to woo


the scientist’s daughter Natalie, played by Hilary Duff. I t should be simple, except this


teen-agent is completely tongue-tied when it comes to chatting up girls. With loads of gadgets and enough


humour to keep the adults amused, this mini-Bond sets out to save the world and prove that sometimes kids do know best!


RUGRATS GO WILD (U) Showing atGrand Cinema from August 22nd. WHEN the Rugrats and their par­ ents get stranded on a deserted island, Tommy Pickles knows there is only one man who can help them - Nigel Thomberry! Unfortunately, a blow to the head


has made Nigel suddenly seem more like a three-year-old than a grown man.


Luckily, the children have Eliza on


their side, who has the ability to communicate with animals. Eliza can even talk to the pet dog Spike - who has the voice of Bruce Willis. So - will Nigel the toddler turn


back into a documentary-making dad? And will the Rugrats ever make it back to their own back yard?


'J!fc «E S ~ ~ Festival set to wow


THE world-famous Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival in Colne is set to wow the crowds this Bank Holi­ day weekend. The annual event - now in


its 14th year - has become the biggest and most popu­ lar of its kind in this part of th e world, and a t t ra c te d more th a n 80,000 fans in 2002. The town of Colne comes to


life as artists and fans from all over the world converge to enjoy a range of musical sounds - from deep soulful blues to rock, with influences both old and new. The festival is renowned for


bringing new talent to the UK stage and this year will be no


exception with some of the finest emerging blues and R&B artists mixing it up on stage over the weekend. The line-up includes Antho­


ny Gomes and Sean Costello playing live on a British stage for the first time, alongside the Hamsters and the emerg­ ing brilliance of Danny Bryant. There will also be perfor­


mances from well-known blues and rock singers Sven Zetterberg, Lazy" Lester, Mar­ cus Malone, Savoy Brown, Leanne Binder and Catfish Keith. Pictured is breakthrough


blues artist Joanne Shaw Tay­ lor.


For more information ring


the festival hotline on 0870 909 3399 or visit www.blues- festival.co.uk


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SLAVES bravely put themse] the Dog Music and Sports boost to a fund-raising vveekt cancer sufferers. A total of £3,000 was raised <|


to be presented to two Manchtl bury and Christie’s.


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Boyer, is a patient at the Christie! leukemia.


Question: What is Tommy Pickles' red-haired best friend called in Rugrats?


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YOUNGSTERS could get the chance to see what an old-fashioned railway was like - and also get a train ride with all-time chil­ dren’s favourite Thomas the Tank Engine. Yorkshire’s “Friendly


Line” welcomes visitors for its “Day out With Thomas” Bank Holiday event from August 23rd to 25th.


The popular Yorkshire


railway runs between the new award-winning Bolton Abbey Station and Embsay Station, built in 1888. The popular event,


which is held every Bank Holiday, will be hosted by Thomas the Tank Engine


along with the Fat Con­ troller. A steam roller, a vintage bus and other friends of Thomas will also be helping out with the trips. Children will also get the opportunity to visit the coal dock on the locomotives. The journeys, which do


not need to be booked in advance, will run approxi­ mately every 30 minutes from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the weekend. Fares are £6 per person,


with a special gift pack included with a child fare. For more information


contact 01756 710614 or visit- the website a t w w w .em b s a y b o l to n - abbeyrailway.org.uk


Brand New Limited Edition MX-5 Colorado from an amazing £14,995 • Drive your weekend with Walker-Farrimond Mazda Tel: 01254 245444


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SUMMER MENU 6.30pm ■ 9.30pm (Available Sunday to Thursday)


Freshly prepared 3 course m c a l£ 1 3 .9 5 incl. VAT Children welcome half portions available


(All main courses arc served with fresh vegetables and potato of the day) •


Full a la carte served 6 dap per week always available I2noon • 5pm Sunday lunch £10.95 4 courses


, > .10% OFF' , .ill food bills, per couple, on pioduction ot this ndvci t. li\piies 7-9-03


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Home cooked food served all day 7 days a week Fantastic beer garden • Childrens play area Cask ales and whiskies


Eat, drink and relax in our countryside surroundings


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\ Served betiveen 12pm - ,6.30pm in our picturesque , '


2 Courses from. £8.50 .ValleyJRestaurant


Christmas brochure available ; F u l l H a r S n a c k ; A la c a r le m e n u . -w i th s p e c ia ls a ls o a v n i la b le


Choose any 2 Courses (main + starter o r sweet) and you pay only ‘ £6.95 Special Offer


SBEC Served Monday to Saturday 12 - 2.30pm and Monday to Thursday 6 - 9pm


Coming Soon ... ITALIAN NIGHT -Thursday 28th August BOOK N O W FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS MEAL


2 Courses for £10.95 plus complimentary glass of mulled wine (available throughout December)


-J?16, TT ><35, RED LEES ROAD, CLIVIGER, BURNLEY Fighting Cocks


TEL 01282 455069


PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (tiA)lhrj4om Daily 1.45 4i0 8.00, Sat Late 11 pm (Contains moderate horror end action viohnet)


TOMB RAIDER 2 ( iz a ) *2hrs 20mlns


Daily 100 5.00 8.00 Sat Mom Mam-Sat late 10.50pm (Contains moderate action violence & fantasy horror)


FREDDY Vs JASON (18) 1hr55mins Daily 610 8.40 Sat late 11 pm


THE DIRECTOR’S AUDITORIUM


AMERICAN PIE-THEWEDDING (15)* Ih r JOmlns Daily 1.404.00610 8.40


BOK NOW O S !2thSEPTEM O PEN BER


CALENDAR GIRLS (12A) *2hrs Jmlns Duly I.I5 3.406.l08.40.Sat mom I lam-Sat Late ll.lOpm


RUGRATS GO WILD (U)*thr40mlns Daily 1130120 410


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TERMINATOR 3 <i i a ) Ih rs tOmlns Daily 1.40 3.50 6.20 8.4S Satiate 11.10pm (Contains strong language and violence) AMERICAN P IE -TH E WEDDING ( IS)* Ih r JOmlns


Daily 1.40 4.00 610 8.40 Sat mom 11.30 am-Sat late llpm (Contoins moderate action violence & fantasy horror)


SPY KIDS 3-D (u> Ih r 4 0 mins Daily 1.10 310 510 7.40,Sat mom I lam • Sat Late lOlOpm


LEGALLY BLONDE 2 (PG)ihrsomins Daily 110 3.4S 6.108.30Sat Mom 11.10am -Sat Late 1050pm


UTTLE OSCAR SHOW - SATURDAY. AUGUST 23rd


SCOOBY DOO (PG) Ih r 45mlm The Fun and Games Start at 11.00am


CONFIDENCE (15) *1hr JOmlns Daily 1.40 V OO 6.10 8.25, Sat Late 10.45pm


Booking Now opens 3rd October


BAD BOYS 2 (U) *2hr JOmlns Daily 1.15 4.30710


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a f t e r n o o n w i th T H E F R O N T (acoustic) I n th e e v e n in g - K IC K S T A R T a n d D IS C O


Special supper available Excellent raffle prizes and late licence


All monies raised will be donated to East Lancs Hospice Day supported by Mrs Carol Whitwell


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SLAIDBURN VILLAGE GREEN (If wet in the Chapel)


Various Stalls - Produce, Cakes and


Preserves, Plants, Bric-a-Brac, Books etc. HOME-MADE REFRESHMENTS


KILNSEY


SHOW & SPORTS President: Jim Caygill


AN ACTION PACKED DAY FOR THE


FAMILY WITH 10 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS ATTRACTIONS IN THE MAIN RING


INCLUDING


9 Breeds of Sheep; Cattle from Dairy Holstein to Highland; Heavy horses; Equestrian Events; Produce, Handcrafts, Horticulture; Sheep Dog Trials; Walking Slicks; Dry Stone


Walling; Vintage Tractors, Sports & the classic Kilnsey Crag Race; A Falconry display; Sheep Dog; Duck & Geese


gathering demonstration; 2!< hours of exhilarating Harness Racing to end the day


100 QUALITY TRADE STANDS


As an additional attraction and echo of yesteryear the show features ORIGINAL BRADFORD DOUBLE DECKER OMNIBUS DRAWN BY SHIRE HORSES


15 Minutes from Sklpton on the B6275 Adults £6 - Children £1 - under 5’s FREE


Cars on show ground £5 - Cars Park FREE Lunches & Teas available


T U E S D A Y 2 6 t h A U G U S T


For further details, contact Secretary, J. M. Sanderson P.O. Box 3, Grassington, Skipton BD23 5UQ Tel/Fax: 01756 753259


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DJ SCOTT!E Sunday Football


KO 12pm Butties ot half time! Saturday Night


LIVERPOOL v ASTON VILLA KO 2pm


MIDDLESBROUGH v ARS ENAL KO 4.0S pm


KEELEY STAR at 9.30pm Licence till 11.30 Doors dose 11.00


Monday Football BLACKBURN ROVERS v MAN CITY MAXWELLS


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Enjoy the relaxed atmosphel Choose from an extensive : the world to complement relaxing drink on the terrad weather permitting! Maxwel is the perfect place to meet" glass of wine or even a jug t and also open Thursday to ; come and sample what ever


To claim your free lea or c | between Mondays


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Fru it and Veg, Eggs, BlackpoolTomatoes and Hot Potatoes


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Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway, Skipton


Sot 23rd to Mon 25th August 2003 Meet Thom


‘SlrTopham Hatt,The Fat Controller* Lots ofTmlns lO.OOom to 4.00pm


August Bank Holiday fli*. ‘Percy' and


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at the pub, Keiron Tattersall, is hi] bury Children’s Hospital. Staff at the pub wanted to raisi|


Three-year-old Declan Tattersii


sible towards the hospitals that a; Events began on Friday night,


bucket on the Saturday evening impersonator as entertainment. The weekend ended with the;


cessful “Doctors and Nurses” c donation bucket at the front door This was followed with more th|


Sunday, which brought in crowd; fun and help out the charity. After games, competitions and day, the auction began at around


throughout the evening, with bi| £100 for several of the participan Liz Devine, the manager of the


she was put up for auction. She said: “I couldn’t believe it


ting so high. One of our regular ended up bidding the highest. “He also bought a helicopter


hopefully my two hours of slavery the helicopter with him!” Also auctioned off were the two


tin Kenyon, who made £65 and :| raised £76. Ben Brunker (10), who attends


was "sold" for £50 to Martin Ken Ben said: “I think I’m going tci


car for two hours, but I don’t m:j cause. Soul singer Keith Camp and also raised £70 when he was Keith also drew out the main]


the-range Strongbow mountain I doorman Keiron Campbell and h


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