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| casting their vote may have to go to I t polling station when the Kibble


Irough Council four-yearly elections In May 1st. Ictoral review has brought in new ndaries for the area, ance, Clitheroe, previously divided vards, is now split into five.


|plans unveiled to members of the i Finance Committee this week by


Bard voters will go to the grammar | York Street and Littlemoor Ward 1 go to Ribblesdale High School,


Id. Negotiations are going on with I to find suitable arrangements, Mr


Ivards, will in future be divided into Ids. In May, voters in the new Alston II vote in the parish room of St 1 Church and voters in the new Dil- I Derby wards will both vote at Lon-


|>ld the committee. dge, which was previously divided


jric Hall at separate polling stations. |r major difference will be for voters litton.


(he new arrangements mean Little 1 included in the Whalley ward and b te at All Hallows Church, Mitton, i voters from Mitton. bson is looking forward to a slight I in elections costs. This year there 10 polling stations needed, four less levious elections.


Usly they had to travel to Barrow Iset for heavy


lant auction l Ribble Valley businessman is hop-


interest in his second auction of I and farm plant and machinery on


Ivill result in an even more successful pis first.


|y, customers from throughout Jive expressed interest in Gateway Isale with £500,000-worth of goods


Itor Mr David Sunderland (24), of popes to add more interest by incor- . “drive by” collective contractors'


lion sale. The auctions specialise in lal of excavators, dozers, tractors, |, fork lift trucks, commercial veili­ ng shovels, tele-handlers, trailers, hi machines, etc.


I, on land at Gisbum Auction Mart, |e an undercover viewing and seat- st which all the machines will be


Ihey are being sold, lo the success of the first auction in T last year, the company, headed by brland, has taken another acre of ding area to allow better areas for l addition the keys will be available ctive purchasers to “try before you


Iderland added: “The success of the from our Gisburn site exceeded all ltations in terms of overall realisa- ■ch was over £400,000) and atten- luyers. We hope the changes we are


Iting will build on that success and loth the stature of the business and Iconomy.” pr pupil of Longridge High School, 1 for the Royal Institute of Char-


I’eryors' valuation surveying qualifi- lanchester and says he saw a gap in huction market in the Ribble Valley, I year he decided to plug.


|s own web site: www.gatewayauc- . interest has already spiralled and


bland is confident Saturday's sale even better than his first.


Australian Film Festival; February 14th to 16th; the Grand Cinema, Clitheroe


NEXT month sees the screening of the first Aus­ tralian Film Festival to be held in the Ribble Valley. . Hosted by the Ribble


tion of the programme will be the critically-acclaimed “A Rabbit Proof Fence”. The films are open to


Film Club, the festival, which will be staged over three days, is only the sec­ ond of its kind in the coun­ try. The only other was held a t the Barbican in London in March last year. The idea of holding a


members of the public as well as film club members. On the Friday “Lan-


tana” (15) will be screened and on the Saturday “Crocodile Hunter” (PG) will be shown at 2-30 p.m.


film festival at the Grand Cinema first occurred last spring. The event has final­ ly come to fruition thanks to hard work and backing by the film club and Trini­ ty Community Partner­ ship. There is also sponsor­ ship from Lancashire County Council and Con­ way Contract Hire. During the weekend of


February 14th to 16th there will be a mixture of 35mim films screened with video projection offering a wide range of Australian productions. The culmina­


and “La Spagnola” (15) will be shown at 7-30 p.m. On the Sunday an Aussie


' video afternoon will be held and in the evening audi­ ences will be able to see “A Rabbit Proof Fence” (PG). The competition gives


participants an opportuni­ ty to win a weekend pass for the festival.


Question: What us the capital of Australia? Answer: ......................................................................... Name:............................................................................ Address:.........................................................................


PostCode:.........................Daytime Tel:............................ Please send your entry to: 6rand Cinema Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, by January 30th.


till Uouthln Hewspapert ltd will mi Iht Information you have given m for Hit purpoiu of preeesilng your reguest. Including for verification and credit control purposes. From time lo lime wo and other com


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telephone and/or mail e greet offer) and


otions end we woold litre to he eble lo share your information with then com- panlee in our group to contact you by


b planning for voters in the Salthill Tote at the grammar school in Chat-


bf Legal Services Mr Paul Timson, Ised that voters in the Edisford and • ward will vote at Henthom Com- Jentre and St Anne’s Court. St


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Superstars of the 70s are reunited for tour


Rose Royce, Odyssey and the Real Thin ; Liverpool Mountfort Hall, Febru­ ary 27th, Bradford Penningtons, Febru­ ary 28th, Colne Municipal Hall, March 9th,Bolton Albert Halls,March 12th


ROSE ROYCE, Odyssey and the Real Thing have been reunited for the first time in six years to under­ take a full European tour, which includes a number of venues in the North West next month. For the first time in more


than 20 years Odyssey will feature both sisters from the original line-up, Lillian and Louise Lopez, with A1 Jack- son. Through the 70s and


early 80s Rose Royce domi­ nated the charts with their distinctive sound from the funk dance floor filler "Car Wash" to the haunting bal­ lad "Wishing On A Star". The group has played to sell­ out crowds around the


world, won four Grammy Awards, gained more than 200 gold, silver and plat­ inum discs and is about to record a new album for release next year. Odyssey's first hit,


"Native New Yorker", is played as much today in clubs and on radio as it was when first released in 1977. Their first number one hit was in 1980 with "Use It Up And Wear It Out", which spent four months on the charts, and went on to become a number one hit in 27 countries worldwide. The Real Thing were UK


pioneers of the disco sound of the 70s, originating from Liverpoola and fronted by Eddie and Chris Amoo.


Panto season not over yet


Snow White, Ribchester Parochial Hall, February 6th - 8th and 13th - 15th; the Wizard of Oz, Chipping Village Hall, next Friday


SO YOU think tha t the Glynn Anderton, Jimmy pantomime season is all over? Oh no it isn’t. There are still two groups


in the Ribble Valley busy at rehearsals, eager for curtain up on their first nights. Members of Ribchester


Amateur Theatrical Society have chosen “Snow White” as their 22nd annual panto. “Snow White” is written,


directed and produced by David and Julia Procter and among the cast are Jo Shipman, Hazel Thompson,


Dewhurst, Keith Flood, Jane Flynn, Rebecca Parkinson and Robin Sim­ mons. Even Chris Freeman,


Highly-acclaimed performance


The Mysteries; from Monday; the Lowry, Salford Quays


FOLLOWING the huge success of “The Island” and “Le Cos­ tume,” The Lowry hosts anoth­ er highly-acclaimed South African production next week. “The Mysteries,” which opens


on Monday, transports the 14th Century Chester Miracle plays from medieval Chester to con­ temporary South Africa. ■ The Lowry, at Salford Quays,


normally in a safe seat at the piano, has been persuad­ ed to forsake his keyboard and become a member of the cast. The second Ribble Valley


panto is “The Wizard of Oz” being staged by Thornley Birds in Chip­ ping Village Hall on Friday next week.


is the only venue in the North West showing “The Mysteries”, after its 2002 West End run at the Queen's Theatre, London, where it received unprecedented critical acclaim and audience reaction. Featuring a supremely ener­


getic South African cast of 40, the singers, dancers and story­ tellers take audiences on a mag­ nificent journey in the native languages of the company, Xhosa, Zulu, Afrikaans and English.


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..•(Extra course £2.95) (Prices are per person) . ’ Wedding Faxre


.Sunday; March 9 th tlam - 5pm -h i? •Admission free


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I SPY (12A)*1hr50mins


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GHOST SHIP (18)*1hr45mfns


Daily 1.30345 6.158.30 8 MILE,


(15) *2hrs 10mlns Daily 1.00 3.30 6.108.40


THE TUXEDO (12A)1hr55mfns . .


Daily 1.10 3.45 6.30 8.45 No 1.103.45showsSat/Sun No 6.308.45 shows Thursday


Contains moderate violence and language


HARRY POTTER & THE


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THE LORD OF THE RINGS:


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9 Mozart


J ^V . Williams Greensleeves TH Barber


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Adagio (music from Platoon) : .


^ Tchaikovsky Waltz, The Sleeping Beauty ‘


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A Touch of Class


Thursday 30th January AMADEUS


(PQ)3his. On screen 7.30pm


Little Oscar’s Club • Saturday, 25th January ’ •


. Fun & Games with O and Wkrty On screen 11.00, all seats £1.50


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8 MILE (15)* 2hrs Smlns Daily 1.15 3.45 6.15 8.40,Sat Late 11.10pm


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Advance Preview Screening (Full Feature)


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60’s Rock n Roll Night


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m RICKY GROVER Sat 1 st February


ifdHHik From the BBC's 11 o'clock show


APPRENTICE Performed by Snap Theatre


SORCERERS ^ FiWj


Art the Hoblin and a magical ball with the power to make things disapearset the scene tor this t - i f t -


magical fantasy adventure tor all the family. Featuring explosive visual protections and an enchanting soundtrack


Tuesday 4th February


FAIRPORT CONVENTION WITH SPECIAL GUEST ANDY GUTTERIDGE


Saturday 8th February


A n Introduction To Silk Pa in t in g A d u l t C r a f t W o r k s h o p


1] Saturday 8th February


f MERCURY B E Y O N D


A stunning tribute to Freddie Mercury & Queen


Fr id a y 14 th Feb ru a ry B R O A DW A Y


The London Stage Ensemble & top West End Performers in a joyous celebration of 'Broadway ana the West End'


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Their vocal strength combines


everything from traditional African to gospel music to opera and jazz using instruments all made from reclaimed materials. This is the greatest tale ever


told, and the cast also has many tales of its own. The auditions were


announced on a local radio sta­ tion and thus attracted South Africans from all walks of life, many of whom had never been in a theatre before, let alone set foot on a stage. The varied cast provides a


true reflection of the diverse and rich heritage of their country. They are now practised per­


formers, however, and have per­ formed this searing production all over the world. They sing and dance their


way through the story from Adam and Eve to the Resurrec­ tion.


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 23rd, 2003 17


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OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY Present


A MUSICAL FABLE OF BROADWAY BASED ON A STORY AND CHARACTERS OF DAMON RUNYON


“GUYS AND DOLLS”


Book by Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows-Muslc & Lyrics by Frank Loossor • Directed by Alan Miller


Musical Director Roger Purcell • Choreographer. Anne Grogan St, Mary’s Parish Church Hall, Church Street, Clitheroe


22nd FEBRUARY - 1st MARCH, 2003


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From Friday, January 24th STAR TREK


IX: NEMESIS (12A)


Saturday, January 25th 2.30pm and 7.30pm Monday, January 27th 7.30pm


Friday, January 24th 7.30pm


„ THE QUIET AMERICAN 4


Tuesday, Jan 28th 7.30pm Wed, Jan 29th 7.30pm Thurs, Jan 30th 7.30pm


(15)


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A ME RAT A; Thursday 6,h February 2003


Nachslat Kravtntr Cendvtlor


lodiavl Cl«gg & Mary Gilbert Obot


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Comorto GrenoOp 6 Ho.10 - l Apoplheott d« Corelli


Albinoni: ’ Concerto lor 2 oboe* A itnngi


Sonoto from Arfflonxe tribute Bren Jenburg Concerto.


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