30 ciitheroe Advertiser&fimes,'June 24th, 2004
C ng done by the Ribble Catchment t onservation Trust to reverse the strrend and bring our local rivers and
explained and illustrated to members of Clitheroe and District Probus Club by trust chairman Mr Philip Lord. He told how the trust was formed
eams back to life. The work of the trust was expertly
ALMOST everyone is aware how the habitats of many of the rivers and streams in our area have declined over many years. beiFew of us have heard of the work
Trust support for waterways
rised to protect embankments and the a verside approaches, and maintain
aterways. u He demonstrated some of the ways nd create new spawning and growing
sin 1997 by local people who felt catrongly about the damage being t used to local rivers and streams and mhat they should intervene by imple a enting schemes to restore habitats, bssist the return of wildlife, protect gank sides and vegetation so that a l ood natural food chain can be estab wished both in and alongside the
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rried a bouquet similar to the bride’s. t Best man was Mr Nigel Whiteside and e ountry Hotel, Simonstone, was conduct
t from Essex, Oxford, America and Spain for Vrient Express included visits to Paris,
d by registrar Mr H. Bretherton. Friends and family members travelled
Upbrooks,apri. They will make their home at Picture by Zoie Carter-Ingham.
in Clitheroe.
he wedding. OThe newlyweds’ honeymoon trip on the Cenice, Rome, Naples and the Isle of
nd beads. MThe bridesmaid was Miss Charlotte ' wrange strapless bodice and skirt overlaid
caith fine gold tulle and crystal beads. She Che service, held a t the Higher Trapp
aecorated with black and orange feathers o iller, the bride’s sister, who wore a mango
a -white full-length fishtail silk gown with a strapless bodice, overlaid with black lace qnd beads. She carried a wrist-held bou duet of mango calla lilies, roses and ivy,
Ba a business assistant at the Yorkshire I offGiven away by her father, she wore an
AlHis bride, the daughter of Mr and Mrs is an Miller, of Moor End, Bashall Eaves
.M.R. Engineering Ltd. nk.. "
JaThe bridegroom is the son of Mrs M l ckson of Pendle Road, Clitheroe, and the i iate Mr Lewis Jackson, and works as an Hnstallation engineer for his own comnanv
A ROMANTIC honeymoon aboard the Orient Express followed the wedding of Clitheroe couple Mr Derek Jackson anri Miss Rachael Miller.
JACKSON - MILLER na In association with
n IF you haven’t seen it yet, c ext week is your last t hance to climb aboard Che Hogwarts Express at a litheroe’s Grand Cinema fnd join Harry Potter and liriends for the ride of a
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (PG); The Grand Cinema; from tomorrow
ay world. s Our hero’s latest big- zkaban”, a film with a
MILLENIUM CONCERT TRAVEL COACH + TICKET PACKAGES
. sashopfitter. His bride, a personal adviser at Connex oions, is the daughter of Mr. Robert Lawson,
AThe couple left for a honeymoon in
merica and will make their home in Billington. Picture by Paul Deauville Photography.
mplement the bride’s. a Two best men were Messrs Rob Clare owarth.
lle with brocade sashes. coAll the attendants carried bouquets to
pridesmaid Sara Jamison each wore two- siece outfits in gold brocade and duchesse natin while younger bridesmaids, the bride’s tuieces Tillie and Maddi Lawson, wore ivory
bodice and chiffon stole and carried a loose and natural shower bouquet of white roses, mango calla lilies and white freesia. b Dame of honour Traci Lawson and
Pasturelands Drive, both in Billington. a Given away by her father, the bride wore
off Chapel Rise, and Mrs Pauline Lawrence, pure silk gown with a gold-embroidered
t aret Stamford of Haselmere, Surrey, and ahe late Mr Lambert Stamford, and works
ng, were married at Mitton Hall Country House Hotel, Whalley. g The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Mar
BILLINGTON bride and keen equestrian Miss Samantha Jane Lawson arrived by horse and carriage for her marriage to Mr Michael Ian Stamford. i The couple, who also share a love of ski
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l Rowling manages to tack ae many of the issues that beffect real young people, t coming young adults in dhe more mundane every
Pcreen outing is “Harry Aotter and the Prisoner of
Hdventures of young o arry at Hogwarts School af Witchcraft and Wiz prdry - a fantastic world oopulated by all manner cref magical characters and
Yatures.et a t the same time
f books among children. a The stories follow the
hnally successful books aave captured the hearts and minds of readers of all eges, and even been credit od with re-igniting a love
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> Best for local entertainment > Dish of the Week >Wine Talk 1 Weekend TV
compiled by DUNCAN SMITH (tel. 01200 422324)
THE GLEE CLUB; the Octagon Theatre, Bolton; until July
rd
fetime. e J.K. Rowling’s phenom
darker feel than the previ tous two. Returning for his
ould be in danger, but s once again all is not at it
cently pulled in the rowds.
s lack is believed respon Hible for the death of marry’s parents - a trau begatic event that Harry a ins to piece together in No series of flashbacks. l w, with Black on the coose, Harry’s own life
Bhat feared wizard Sirius Azlack has escaped from Bkaban prison.
- and final - week at The t Grand, where it has consis
weems in his magical
orld.This is the film’s fourth
hird year at Hogwarts, a t now-teenage Harry learns
Question: Among Hie faces popping up in Harry fatter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is Dawn French. In which fictional village was she the unorthodox vicar in a
GRAND CINEMA COMPETITION BBC comedy series?
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tre and I am not surprised. is It is very funny, ribald and raucous. It
TTake a trip back in time to disco mania
y church organist Phil (Stefan Bednar- czyk).Colin is the youngest of the six, who also acts as the narrator. He is keen on the new style of pop music, while the others favour the traditional songs such as “The Gay Ranchero” and “Feniculi Fenicular”.
Jack (James Hornsby), Colin (Oliver mackson) and Bant (Colin Tarrant) are b embers of a miners’ singing group led
x cope with the problems they face. All that and music too! WSet in 1962 in a Yorkshire pit village,
mAKE a trip back in time to one of the “ ost successful musicals of all time. TBoogie Nights” comes to the Grand
Osmond and the UK’s Billy Pierce star in what promises to be a sell-out revamp of everyone’s favourite disco musical.
heatre, Blackpool, on July 13th. The talents of ’70s superstar Jimmy
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i b i s b -u r n We have moved 500 yards away from last ye a r 's site.
S E L L FO R FRE EH! all stalls F R E E of charge (tables available for hire - small charge).
New for k id s : Inflatable indoor v i llag e - s lide s , c a s t le s , karts etc.
A lso Shetland pony and trap r id e s . 1,000’s ba rgains new and old
All our usual attractions plus market butchers (selling British Beef), fresh fruit and
veg and bread available, and stall holders on site. A FULL DAY OUT
FOR ALL THE FAMILY All enquiries 07711 833543 or 07850 241842 / / / ( y
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featuring
PITTS SPECIAL BIPLANE K9-200 DOG DISPLAY TEAM
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St. Hubert’s • D msoy Bridge Greater
Manchester Police Male Voice Choir
Sunday, 4th July 2004 2.30pm
Tickets £5 (includes refreshments) a va ilable from
St.Hubert's
wnd Mark Lawson and the groomsmen i Here Messrs Keith Robinson and John !
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No. 12.50 3.35 shows Sat/Sun - Sat Mom 11am. Fri late 9.45 / Fri/Sat Late 10.45pm (contains extended scenes of peril)
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THE DIRECTORS AUDITORIUM TROY (15) 3hrs Oaily 1.10 4 .30 8.00
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(contains moderate language, sex and drugs references)
THE LADYKILLERS (1 S | -Eh™ Smina Daily 12.55 3.35 8.00 8.30 Fri/Sat Late 11pm
= IVS FROM FRIDAY SSth JUNE FOR 7 DAYS SHREK 2 (U) 1hr 3Qmlns*
Sat/Sun on Screen 12.45 2.35 4.30 6.30 8.30 Sat Mom 11am Sat Late 10.40pm
LITTLE OSCAR SHOW - SATURDAY 26th JUNE TOOTH iu) 1hr 45mins
The Fun and Games start at 11 am
HARRY POTTER & THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (PG) •
Daily 12.30 1.10 4 .10 4 .50 7.20 8.00 Fri/Sat Late 10.30pm 11.00pm
THE NOTE BOOK (12a) *2hrs 25mins Daily 2.00 5.00 7.50 Fri/Sat Late 10.35pm No 2.00 show Sat/Sun (contains moderate sex)
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lvis’ death. fr It tells the story of Roddy, his girl
ing as himself. a “Boogie Nights” takes place in and
iend Debs and all their friends.
Drive your weekend with the Sporty Micra XS Limited. Edition at Walkej Farrimond Nissan Tel: 01282 434300 NEW VENUE
Bring vonr Children to R Billy will play the wannabe rock star,
Ribald and raucous, but a cracking show!
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RICHARD CAMERON’S “The Glee a Club” was a hit at London’s Bush The
si also very moving as the all-male cast of J alt (Mike Burns), Scobie (Steve Garti),
t All the men struggle with their rela sionships - the widower who has had to wend his kids to relatives, the man whose whoife has left him for another man, the one w is about to be unfaithful and the one chho seems happy, but can’t cope with
snd some strong language, but the cast ting with tuneful gusto and when I saw it
cour, so if you miss it in Bolton you can PIPPA MUNRO
atch it in Leeds in September. It is worth seeing.
he delighted audience demanded an
encore.Bruce Macadie’s set recreates all the grime and Mike Bradwell directs. The t Octagon is the first venue of a national
lems, which lead eventually to the break up of the club. a There is some unerotic male nudity
anges in the group. Phil the organist has the worst prob
oddy O’Neil and Jimmy will be appear Eround the local disco on the night of
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