*28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 16th, 2004
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The Lady is not for cancelling!
RUMOURS tha t Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operat ic and Dramatic Society's show will not be going ahead have been strenuously denied this
week. “My Fair Lady” is expected to
be among the best attended shows staged by the popular society for several years and pub lic booking, say members, "most definitely" opens on January 18th. The rumours are thought to
“CORONATION STREET” actress Vicky Entwistle dropped into Clitheroe on Saturday to ensure the opening of a new furniture shop went offmthabang. The popular star, who plays Janice
Street star is guest at opening Commenting on the opening cere
mony of the shop, which features con temporary furniture from all over the world, Mr Caine said: “It was great to have Vicky here. “The shop was packed with cus
Battersby, took time out of sewing underwear at Underworld to meet crowds of fans who had turned out to catch a glimpse of her outside “Mylo” in King Lane. On arrival, customers were served
champagne and mince pies by propri etor Mr Paul Caine, as well as having autographs signed by the celebrity guest.
tomers on Saturday, who enjoyed meeting Vicky and browsing around the furniture. “Vicky is a good friend of the family
and it was nice of her to attend as she was flying to Barbados later that day.” Mr Caine is pictured with the soap
star at the official opening of his new shop, Mylo.
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have spread following the imple mentation of changes at the for mer Clitheroe Parish Church Hall - home to the society for many, many years, which has now been renamed the St Mary's Centre and is being run under the auspices of Trinity Partner ship. "rhe show is set to run from
Saturday February 12th to 19th at 7-15 p.m. There will he no per formance on Sunday February 13th, but a matinee on February 19th at 2-15 p.m. The show is directed by Gary
Worthy and Tony Pry, with Roger Purcell as musical direc tor, Ann Grogan choreographer and accompanist/chorus master Philip Dobson. Public booking opens at the
centre on January 18th from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., then each Tuesday and Friday from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays, 10-30 a.m. to 11-30 a.m.
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technology, it aiso has an in- house ordering system which ailows customers to choose from more than 17,000 products. This enables the customer to make a one- stop visit to the store by viewing stock on the shelves or by ordering off the system and having the product delivered to their door. Anthony Bradley, who manages the store with the
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M Lion dance makes for a seasonal change
SONGS from the shows and traditional Christmas carols were performed by youngsters from a Clitheroe primary
school. The hi-tech scenery created by an
overhead projector and PowerPoint pre sentation on a big screen provided the perfect backdrop for the festive extrava ganza at Pendle Primary School. Such was the popularity of the show
th a t youngsters even enjoyed a full house for their dress rehearsal, as well as at their afternoon and evening perfor
mances this week. A lion dance chore ographed using the expert knowledge of South African teacher Mrs Jan Evans featured m the programme. There were also lots of other songs from
other shows including the ever-popular “Mary Poppins”, “Annie” and “Phantom of the Opera”, as well as the usual Chnst- mas carols. Musical accompaniment was provided
by Mr Tim Nixon. Our photograph shows some of the young stars of the show, (s)
H CLITHEROE Chorale is holding a 30p.m. and feature organist James family carol concert tomorrow evening. Lonsdale. Ticket prices include refresh- The event, to be held a t Trinity ments and are available from Clitheroe Methodist Church, will s ta r t at 7- Music, Kaleiidoscope, or on the door.
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