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lwww.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk wm. Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 23rd, 2003 17 TV INSIDE WIN tickets for the Grand cinema


P la y m a r k s c e n t e n a r y in su f f r a g e m o v em e n t


THIS year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Women's Social and Political Union by Emmeline Pankhurst. To celebrate this centenary,


;s portray


adise lost’ I lost” was how Joe Moran anges that have occurred to untains of the Cairngorms in itheroe Naturalists entitled me in the Highlands”, ifts and many footpaths have


l the birds away. Mr Moran (jm the 1950s, before permits were required, making a


the area. ms can be divided into two itic high mountain plateau, d many lives and is a danger- the weather can change in a cient Scots pine forests lower • days, the wolf, bear, lynx,


land reindeer abounded. Now tour to explore the whole


i friends encountered the


arched unsuccessfully for the e vast corries high up.


brecarious frost-shattered pusel had its nest and hides risky places.


a ruined bothy, the party


[ntain rescue group from cer- remely cold, snowy weather their three weeks’ supply of


lit to thaw the men out. The hed away part of the forest tbridge five miles further


lies were taken of stags cross- an interlude nearer home,


ligh in the treetops to photo­ herons. One hide was struck e times. The slender herons, beaks, pierced a marauding gs. The heron chicks were


■the Highlands, the search for and the black-throated diver slides of the Slavonian grebe lest. A hide was built near a


ring the diver’s nest, moving r to the nest and finally slides


if this beautifully patterned art in nature. All the slides arms and of Loch Maree, plus lemorable, and finally the last lagle dominating a crag, expressed by chairman Mr


At the recent annual meeting, rren was voted the new presi- im chairman and Mr Frank rman, otherwise the commit-


J;ame. |ting at Clitheroe Library will October 30th, at 7-30 p.m.,


3arnes’ subject will be “Plant Yorkshire Dales”.


TOO MUCH


[n g o v e r u s e m t r a c t o r s


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the Ribble Valley have been he importance of safety mea- 5 contractors.


|.ural inspector Peter Lennon !■ way agriculture is these days ore convenient and cheaper to lot of activities that farmers hemselves. Contractors who hire now undertake activities sticide spraying to minor con- s. b to a contractor doesn't mean re them to get on with it. The ve to take reasonable steps to tli and safety of contractors , work on your premises.” ble steps include ensuring that s competent. Only use people they are doing and can do the ■s Mr Lennon. i met inthe pub may be cheap, good job and avoid causing an ne jobs, e.g. pesticide spraying


hvs, you should insist that con- | up-to-date certificate of com- : assessments - good contrac- I risk assessments for their work


|)u can ask for. You should have Ik assessment. lidcntify risks that contractors pvare of. Such risks include the | livestock and the positioning yer lines. Plan the work - the I will determine the amount of


Ing at height, on fragile roofs or les (e.g. working inside a sealed leed a safe system of work that J up and agreed in advance. 1 to coordinate safely the work or with the rest of the farm's


(vise safety - try to get details 1 site and when. Keep an eye on |e sure that the contractors are ’ said they were going to. As


Ih and safety matters, a bit of In sense will go a long way to llents are avoided."


fund-raiser


morning organised by ; Club raised £225 on Satur- , held at the home of Mr and


| Dianne Hollingsworth, was nd also had a cake stall and All the money raised will go


|>e Meteor Club. Lions presi- • Micklewright thanked Mr


|igsworth for their hospitality i bouquet of flowers.


STUFF SALE Books, Records, CDs,


Glassware, Elephants, Bedroom Suite,


Cradle, Bric-a-Brac, etc., etc.


Bashall Eaves Village Hall


Sunday, Oct 26th @ 10 o'clock


Refreshments available Enquiries


01200 442568 Saturday, October 25th


1 s t P e n d l e C u b s


INDOOR CAR


BOOT SALE at


United


Reformed Church


Moor Lane, Clitheroe


Admission 50p 10 am - 2 pm


U S f i l t l M l i


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FINDING NEMO (U); The Grand Cinema from Friday, October 24th.


IF you a re lo oking for an u n d e rw a te r a d v e n tu re of t ru ly epic p ro p o r tio n s , t ry “Finding Nemo”. Animated films have come a


very long way indeed since those shaky Felix the Cat car­ toons. “Finding Nemo” is a t the


cutting edge of the a r t form, using all the latest computer­ generated trickery. I t has been created by Pixar,


th e an im a tio n arm of the mighty Walt Disney empire, and follows in the finest tradi­ tions of Disney family films. “Finding Nemo” is a tale of


two fish, father and son Marlin and Nemo. When Nemo is captured on


the Great B a r r ie r Reef and thrust into a fish tank in a den­ tis t’s office overlooking Sydney Harbour, his timid father must overcome his fishy fears and set out to find and rescue his son. Meanwhile, Nemo and his


new tank-mates are plotting their own escape back to the wide blue ocean before Nemo becomes a new pet for the den­ tist’s nieces. This is a visually stunning and


highly entertaining film that will appeal to young an old alike. In America it recently became


the most successful animated feature film of all time, overtak­ ing “The Lion King” by grossing more than £208.5m. at the box office.


Question: Captain Nemo features in the book ‘Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea”, but who wrote it?


Answer:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name: Address:.


Post Code:. . . . . . . Daytime T e l: . . . . . . . . . . . Please send your entry to: Grand Cinema Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, by October 30th.


E u t lancailiira Newspapers lid will use the Information yon have given ns for the purposes e f processing your request, including fur verifica­ tion and credit control purposes.


From time to time we and ether companies in our group also have some great offers and special promotions and wo would like to be ahle to share your information with these companies.


Please lick the bos If you do not want us or ether companies In our group to contact you by telephone and/or mall


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Yorkshire-based Mikron The­ atre Company has been touring its production, “A Woman's Place”, which charts the epic struggle for women's suffrage. • The show comes to St Mary’s


Church Hall, Sabden, on Sun­ day, October 26th. Mikron tells the story of the


suffragettes in its usual fast- moving style, focusing particu­ larly on the relationship between Emma Taylor, a Lancashire millworker, and Mrs Pankhurst’s militant suffragette daughter, Christabel. As always, Mikron brings


humour to this serious subject and the show, written by Mike Lucas and Rodney Matthew, is laced with humour and some splendid original songs and music by Jim Woodland. Mikron's four actor-musicians


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NELSON ARION MALE VOICE CHOIR


one of the leading choirs in the country, is always looking for new members with


or without previous choral experience, to continue a tradition started in 1887 and still going strong!


We rehearse Mondays at 7.30 at Higherford Methodist Church Come along and listen with no obligation


or ring Peter Roberts 01282 606263 or Neville Mitchell 01282 867421


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are Kate Buxton and Peter Toon, returning for their second season with the Company, and Charley Moon, who is making his fourth Mikron tour. They are joined by Lan­


cashire actor Marianne McNa­ mara. Between them, the mem­ bers play 10 instruments, including cello, flute, euphoni­


um, trumpet, saxophone, ukulele and mandolin. Sunday’s performance in Sab­


den starts at 7-25 p.m. For more details or to book tickets, call 01282771878. Our picture shows Marianne


McNamara (left) as Emma Taylor and Kate Buxton as Christabel Pankhurst. (s)


Celebrating a birth


“SAVING GRACE”, a new play to celebrate the 300th anniversary of John Wesley’s birth, comes to Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for a Hallowe’en night perfor­


mance. In the blacked-out landscape of the Second World


War, a journalist sets out on a private pilgrimage. In the fens of Lincolnshire he searches for John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement. Caught in the no-man’s land between Good Friday


and Easter Morning, he begins to uncover a life caught between doubt and faith, between a passion for God and a passion for women, and dangerously a t odds with the established church. Written by Les Ellison, “Saving Grace” is presented


by the York-based Riding Lights Theatre Company. The performance starts at 7-30 p.m. For tickets call the box office on 0845 9613000.


Drive your weekend, with the revolutionary RX-8 Coupe arriving soon at Walker Farrimond Mazda Tel: 01254 245444 (S


E N T E R T A IN M E N T S Roefield


Nursing Home Edisford Bridge


Traditional Family


H a l l o w e ' e n P a r ty


October 31st 6 - 9 p.m.


on Friday,


Families Welcome Free Admission


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 t l i O c t o b e r 2 0 0 3


Home Made Refreshments Available all Dav


West Bradford Village Hall


FOOD BINGO


on Weds, 29th Oct at 7 .3 0 pm


Tickets £2.50 Inc hot pot supper


+ 1 Bingo book Admission by ticket only


Available from 01200 426272


TUESDAY 11 NOVEMBER AT 6PM GuiloHall TICKETS: £10, £12 HAW


THE GUILD HALL, PRESTON DW GEtW W W OCHW CAflOBOQWBSgyPWE_________ 01772 258858 &


We guarantee you are the only bride on your wedding day!


Wedding Fayre Sunday, November 2nd


Free admission from 12 noon - 4 p.m.


Licensed for Civil Weddings Rates available 2004/2005 Luxury Bridal Suite with Four Poster Bed 15th Century Dining Hall with Minstrels Gallery and Oak Panelling


CMITTON HALL


iopalhall Think Floyd


C O L N E ^ C h r i s t m a s C a b a r e t The definitive


Pink Floyd experience Friday 24th October TICKETS: £10.50


Dave Finnegan's...


Commitments Friday 31st October


TICKETS: £12.00 Handel's MESSIAH


presented by Burnley Municipal Choir & Orchestra Conducted by Philip Mackenzie


Sunday 2nd November TICKETS: £6 advance £7 door Elkie Brooks


The Blues & The Hits Tour


Thursday 6th November


TICKETS: £16.50 no concessions K i l le r


Q u e e n Saturday


8th November TICKETS: TBC


BOX OFFICE: ^4


0 1 2 8 2 6 6 1 2 3 4 " 3 1 BOOKING NOW! Tickets available at usual agencies


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St Johns Social Centre


St Michael &


Lowergate, Clitheroe


Saturday,


October 25th Ricky


Deane will be making a welcome return


Everyone welcome BINGO Mne lining at its best FOOD C I N E M A S In aid of . Chipping Brownies


CHIPPING VILLAGE HALL


Saturday,


October 25th 7.45 p.m. start All welcome


! C h r is tm a s Eve D in n e r - £ 2 8 .9 5 p .p . rfNew Year’s Eve G o rm e t D in n e r - £ 4 2 .9 5 & a la la carte dinners are served daily


iOur award winnim ....................


•sis'.; ( j. ~


' '’ "from 12.qO,to|2‘ •


.OOpmand 7.00 to 9-OOpm


> ' Dmial^Reslauranl. A Id carte and fine dining at its best. hryfenowned in the area for great culinary expertise.


teisfEnjoy tbe'spk'&t&Md atmosphere o f Burnley’s past in a once owned Mill '


/aMfcS»rifc 1L r Owners Mansion. CHES Exquisite 3<ourse Sunday Lunches


£ 9 , 5 0 per head Served 12 -2p.m.


estaumnt atlons call 01282 453931 ihlil.House Hotel, Roschill Avenue, Burnley


B O O K IN G & 2 4 H R INTERACTIVE INFO SERV IC E B o x o f f ic e o p e n M o n - S a t : 1 1 am - 7 pm • S u n 1 -~7pm


PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (12A) 2 h r s 4 0 m in s Daily 1.45 4 .5 0 (ex Sat 8.00) (Contsina moderate horror and action violence) , :


SECOND HAND LIONS (PG) *2hrs ' THE DIRECTOR’S AUDITORIUM Doily 1.80 3 .4 0 6 .0 0 8 .30 • Sot mom 11am • Sat (oto 11pm


BAD BOYS 2 (15) 2hrs 50mins Daily 1.15 4 .3 0 7 .5 0 • Sat late 1 1pm


FINDING NEMO (U) *2hrs 5mins Daily 1.80 3 .5 0 6 .80 8.45


Sat momino 11.00 • Sat late 11.10pm


THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN (12A)


Doily 8.00 5.15 8.00 Sot Lota 1 0 40pm (Contains moderate violence and horror)


THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (15) *2hra 35mins 1.40 8.80 4 .5 0 5 .3 0 7 .S 5 8.30


(Contains moderate sex references and one use of strong languoge} BOOK NOW OPENS 5th NOVEMBER


INTOLERABLE CRUELTY (12A) *1hr 40mins Oedy 1.80 3.45 6.10 8.80 • Sat mom 1 1.10am Sot Late 1 1.1Qpm


at The FenceljGaterWheatley Lane Rd^FenceyitNrBurnley £ BUBBLEGUM N R G


for availabilityfandiounChristmas brochure,TeUttO!282) 618101 -• /Sfc-VTHE**!________ ,fe- vsyrtaWK


DINNER DANCES 2003 fo&pr.ivate, office & .works Christmasfparties \


FridayJSth - Tuesday 23rd December £22;50^ £33.00 per person Four course;meal;& LIVE cabaret entertainment from one of these great acts...


F r i d a y 3 1 s i O c t o b e r 2 0 0 3


Ticlccls onli) £19.50 inc 3 course dinner T e l : 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 5 5 8 1


to Look or [or further details The Viaduct, Hyndburn Rd, Tel: 01254 306660


TRINITY D R AM A GROUPpresent (from Alan Ayckbourn's Confusions)


AN AYCKBOURN SANDWICH


"BETWEEN MOUTHFULS" a H o t p o t S u p p e r


and then "MOTHER FIGURE" Thursday, Friday and Saturday


November 6th-8th 2003 at 7.30 pm Admission by programme


£4.50 • Concessions £4.00 at Trinity Methodist Church Hall


Booking: EH. Allen & Sons, Parsons Lane, Clitheroe Tel: 422446 er Mike Britcliffe 424328


ountry House Hotel, Whalley. 01254 826544


B A RET I G H T


12.00 (not Friday) Daily at 2.45,5.30 & 8.15


FINDING NEMO (U ) BAD BOYS 2


(15)


CALENDAR GIRLS (12a) Daily at 3.45, 6.15 & 8.50


Daily at 8.00


PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (12a) 1.30 (not Friday) Daily at 4.45


MATCHSTICK MEN (12a) Daily at 5.30


YOUNG ADAM (18) Daily at 8.25


SPY KIDS 3 (U ) Daily except Friday at 1.15


CALL THE BOX OFFICE NOW 01254 306660 Adults TICKET PRICES C o n ce s s io n s *


£5.00 £3.50


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


Ribblesdale Produce and Formers Market >


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Buy fresh food direct from Producers Next Wednesday, 29th October from 10am - 2.30pm


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


Over IS stalls will be offering their own Beef, Pork. Lamb. Biscuits, Pies, Seafoods, Puddings, Sausages, Pate, Vegetable, Salads, Plants


Local producers Include Lcagram Cheese, Turner's Meat Pies, Holt’s Lamb, Borland Outdoor Pork, Farmhouse Bakes, Tlgermuflln Soaps, Lcs Delicts dc Champagne ^


Ample free cat parking close to the Market


Member o f the National Association o f Farmers Markets F u r th e r (Ictnils nmtiu’t: 01200 423325


Clilhcroe Auction Mnrl, Lincoln Wny. Clithcrou


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] PROGRAMMES FROM FRIDAY S4TH OCTOBER FOR SEVEN DAYS


CALENDAR GIRLS (12A) 2hrs 5mins Daily 1.15 3 .4 0 6 .1 0 8 .4 0 • Set5 late 11.10pm (Contains moderate nudity and sax references)


Little Oscar Show - Saturday, 2 5 th October


THE TIME MACHINE (PG) Thr 50mins The Fun and Games start at 11 am


Daily 1.15 3 4 0 6 .1 0 B .40 • Sot Late 11.10pm KILL BILL (18) *2hrs 5mins


CABIN FEVER (15) 1hr 55mins Daily 8 .4 0 • Sot lata 1 1pm


HOLES (PG) *2hra IQmins Daily 1.85 3 .5 0 6 .1 5 • Sot mom 1 1em


Advance Preview Screening Sa t S S th October ■


TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (18) *1hr 40mins


on screen 8 .0 0 10.45pm (FULL FILM)


BOOK NOW OPENS 31 st NOVEMBER . Oeity 1.50 5 .8 0 8 .1 0


LOVE ACTUALLY (15) *2hrs 30mina .


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


WLo D- maximum rhythm cn’ blues m m im F


Come anJ find out at T i l e S H r l c H o u s e


M u r d e r M y s t e r y Evening


starring Paul Jones and Mike D’Abo and featuring special guests


ALAN PRICE PP ARNOLD COLIN RLUNSTONE


GUILD HflU, PRESTON D 1 7 7 2 2 5 8 8 5 8 nCKETS: FROM £13.50


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SUNDAY 2 NOVEMBER AT 7.30PM •


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'lew season at :he Mechanics


F r id ay 24th & S at 25th October Durnlcy Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents


‘POP S TO CLA SS ICS’ CONCERT Friday 31st October


B AKA BEYOND


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


Sunday 2nd November - 2pm


T H E F L A N A G A N & A L L E N S T O R Y


In a tribute to the Crazy Gang


An afternoon of delighful mayhem - pure music hall


Thesday 4th November Children’s Favourite


The Extraordinary Adventures o f MR BENN Step through the door of an ordinary costume


shop into the world of Extraordinary adventures Friday 7th November


BERNARD WRIGLEY &


THE OLDHAM TINKERS Back by popular demand after their


_________ sell-out show last year________ Saturday 8th November


The most original, inventive, visual comedy show around today


MEN IN COATS


Sunday 9th November


Championship Brass in Concert with THE YORKSHIRE


BUILDING SOCIETY BAND Monday 1st December


The SHAMROCK The THISTLE & The ROSE


Starring Nancy Kerr, James Fagan, Niamh Parsons, Graham Dunne & Alistair Hulett Now Booking


Presented by Burnley Pantomime Society_____ TEL: 01282 664400


SNOW WHITE www.burnIeymechanics.co.uk


Hurst Green, Nr. Clitheroe, Lancashire Friday 24th, Saturday 25th


& Sunday 26th October 2003 | Fair opens 10.30am- 5.00pm Daily


Admission Adults £4.00 Children under 14 F.O.C.


A Quality, Standfltted, Dateline event ( Organised by Galloway Antiques Fairs1


Telephone 01423 522122 Helping to raise money tor cancer research ukJ.J


iGR4ND cincnA From Friday October 24tli


FINDING NEMO


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Fri 24th @ 2.30 - 7.30pm


Sat 25 th @ 2.30pm & 7.30pm Sun 26th @ 2.30pm


Mon - Thurs @ 2.30pm & 7.30pm


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www.gra ndeinema.co.uk .s Telephone: 01200 423278:


I Adults £4.50 • Concessions £3.50 • Children £3 York Street, Clitlieroe BB7.2DL.'


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