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■ Casualty [BBC1,8>l0pm) Vlaggie tries to hide ner anguish as she teilsherchiidren they have the diancetogoto Vlalaysiaforayear Mith their father, and Receptionist Aiice sacks her bags.


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■ Ql: Quite Interesting (BBC2,10.00pm) Quiz show with a difference, as Stephen Fiy poses questions to Biil Baiiey, Rob Brydon, Rich Hail and Aian Davies.


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5.00 Breakfast (S) 1273691 10.00 Saturday Kitchen (S) 63146 11.30 Great British Menu (R) (S) 4078 12.00 BBC News; Weather (S) 5336962 I2.10 Football Focus (S) 2743349 1.00 Grandstand: Snooker: The World Championship 6534542 Around the Grounds (S) 32298078 Snooker: The World Championship Live coverage from the Cnjcibie Theatre in Sheffield, as the first semi-final is played to a finish. (S) 7769962 Football Half-Times 6987610 Snooker The World Championship Further coverage of the conclusion of the first semi-final at the Cmcible Theatre in Sheffield, where Shaun Murphy is reigning champion. Times may vary. (3)6333165


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t.30 Final Score Round-up of results. Digital •viewers can access extended coverage on the interactive service. 6747639 BBC News; Regional News; Weather (S) 6039271 Weakest Link (R) (S) 946243 Strictly Dance Fever The couples perfomn the Charleston and guapacha. (S) 434504 Doctor Who The Doctor investigates reports of strange creatures in a London school — and encounters a cxjuple of old companions. (S) 810320


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5.05 The National Lottery: Jet Set Eamonn Holmes Introduces the quiz in which hopeful contestants battle it out to win a round-the-worid trip. (S) 798875 Casualty Maggie tries to hide her anguish as she tells her children they have the chance to go to Malaysia with their father. Receptionist Alice packs her bags and Ellen is caught off guard. (S) 784707 Strictly Dance Fever Graham Norton returns to announce the result of the viewers’ vote, revealing the third couple to be knocked out of the competition. (S) 59338


10.00 BBC News; Weatheq (S) National Lottery Update 768078


I0J20 Match of the Day Gary Lineker presents highlights of today’s Premiership clashes, including the crunch game at Stamford Bridge between Chelsea and Manchester United. (S) 3328207


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11.40 FILM: Dracula 2000 (2000) Stylish horror, stamng Jonny Lee Miller; (S) Weatherview 810726 Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (R) (S) 897059 BBC News 24 29950214


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6.00 CBeebies 35981 7.00 CBBC 6475078 12.00 See Hear! The Witness 2750639 12.50 Talking Movies (S) 7446252 I .


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Mystery, starring Margaret Rutherford and Rora Robson. (S) 6512320 RLM: The Horse Soldiers (1959) Western, starring John Wayne and William Holden. (S) 61288900


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5.30 15 FILM; Murderatthe Gallop (1963)


ITV Morning News (S) 64981 GMTV: Wakey! Wakey! 8246639 Toonattik (S) 77886788 Holly and Stephen’s Saturday Showdown (S) 80190165


11.30 Sabrina the Teenage Witch Salem falls In love. (R) (S) 9146


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4.30 Snooker: The World Championship Hazel Irvine presents live coverage of the closing frames of the first semi-final at the Cnjcible Theatre, where the first player to win 17 frames will progress to the final. (S) 62542 Great British Menu Chefs Galton Blackiston and Antony Worrall Thompson prepare to face the judges as they discover who will be representing the Midlands and East region in the grand final. (R) (S) 829 Hog It! Paul Martin presents a valuation day from Bristol, taking a trip on one of the city’s ferries and admiring a set of antique woodworking tools and beautiful miniature books. (S) 92875


7.00 Snooker: The World Championship Hazel Irvine, Steve Davis and John Panott are at the Crucible Theatre to present live coverage of the closing session of the second semi-final, where the winner is guaranteed prize money of at least £100,000 and a place in the prestigious final. With commentary by Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, John Virgo and Willie Thome. Subsequent programmes subject to change. (S)156639


10.00 01: Quite Interesting New series of the comedy panel game in which points are awarded for the answers host Stephen Fry finds most interesting. With Bill Bailey, Rob Brydon, Alan Davies and Rich Hall. (S) 60788


10.30 Joe Building: The Stalin Heritage Trail Jonathan Meades talks about the architecture that sprang up under the Russian’s leader’s rule, arguing that while the style is not peculiar to the Soviet Union, Stalin’s influence cannot be separated from the buildings and icons created during his regime. (S) 4861349


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Winton and Suzi Quatro. Last in series. (R) (S) 358879


12.10 RLM: Bandolero! (1968) Western adventure. James Stewart stars; (S) The Witness 611653


2.00 BBC Learning Zone (S) 7288189


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12.00 ITV News; Weather (S) 1008504 1Z05 Regional Programme 12.15 GP2 (S) 668726 12.45 RLM: The Absent-Minded Professor (1961) Disney fantasy comedy, starring Fred MacMurray. (S) 64961875 The Rockford RIes (R) (S) 1549875 RLM: Up Pompeii (1971) Frankie Howard stars as saucy slave Lutcio, constantly engaged in a battle of wits with the decadent Emperor Nero. Bawdy Roman romp, with Patrick Cargill and Lance Percival. (S) 56259487 Regional Programme ITV News and Sport; Weather 8479691 RLM: Hulk (2003) Premiere. A scientist morphs into a rampaging monster alter being exposed to gamma radiation — prompting no-holds-bamed efforts to put a stop to his destnjction. Comic-strip adventure, stam'ng Eric Bana and Jennifer Connelly. (S) 12683504 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Chris Tarrant invites another line-up of contestants to have a go at answering 15 questions that could change their lives — with Ask the Audience, Phone a Friend and 50-50 available to them if they get stuck. (S) 373455 Ultimate Force New series of the drama about an elite SAS unit, starring Ross . Kemp. Red Troop are sent to a fonrrer Soviet state, where they are told to work with local forces to rescue an embassy worker’s kidnapped daughters. Henno is forced to swallow his pride and submit to the orders of new captain Patrick Fleming — but starts to suspect some of the sofdiers hefping them in the mission are actually trying to sabotage the rescue attempt. (S) 42046829


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11.05 ITV News; Weather (S) 857310 11.19 Regional Programme 11.20 RLM: Another 48 Hrs (1990) Average comedy thriller sequel, starring Eddie Murphy as the wisecracking convict who once again joins forces with tough San Francisco cop Nick Nolle and Ed O’Ross; (S) ITV News Headlines 511523 The Mint Interactive game show; (S) ITV News Headlines 53524585 People’s Court (R) (S) 2042566 ITV Nightscreen 28856


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6.10 The Hoobs (R) (S) 4406707 6.35 The Hoobs (R) (S) 7720233 7.00 4Endurance (R) 77691 7.30 Formula 3 From Oulton Park. 96726 8.00 The Morning Line (S) 2580875 8.50 T4: Futurama (R) (S) 4770639 9.20 T4: Live 24 3665558 9.30 T4: Mission Impossible Hi: Evolution of a Blockbuster (S) 8874417


10.05 T4: Popworld (S) 6416146 10.55 T4: Friends (R) (S) 6213320 11.20 T4: Beauty and the Geek (R) (S) 9639078


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1.50 T4: Live 24 74911320 2.00 Channel 4 Racing from Sandown Park and Ripon Alastarr Down and Emma Spencer present coverage of this afternoon’s six feature races, including the 3.15 Betfred Gold Cup Chase (H’cap) (3m 5 VS). (S) 36202252 It’s Me or the Dog (R) (S) 7759233 Supemanny (R) (S) 9699320 Deal or No Deal (S) 371436


Islands (R) (S) 9718320 7.35 9.05


11.10 Green Wing Caroline regrets her choice of lodger. (R) (8)494639


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12.15 4MusTc: Live 24 Coverage from the music event. 202127 4Music: The Album Chart Show (R)8034382 4Musjc: 4Play: Coldcut (S) 7505566


4Music: 4Play: Akala (S) 1869721 4Music: 4Play: Moco (R) (S) 8688160 4Music: Michael Jackson’s Moments (S) 8617672 King of the Hill (R) 3890769 Poker Nations Cup (R) 6351295 Punk’d (R) 26939943 Countdown (R) (S) 2219924


Channel 4 News (S) 316523 Britain Without Water The Channel 4 News team assess the water shortages across the UK this summer, and question what can be done to ease drought conditions. (S) 363691 A World Without Water The increasingly high-profile issue of uneven water supplies around the globe,- and the future implications that depleted reserves will have on poor communities. (S) 405766 RLM: The Last of the Mohicans (1992) Legendary frontiersman Hawkeye rescues and falls in love with a British officer’s daughter during the Anglo- French War in North America. Period adventure, stamng Daniel Day-Lewis and Eric Schweig. (S) 76539078


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■ Ultimate Force (RVI, 9.05pm) New series. Ro1 Troop, under the cxjmmand of a new captain, are sent to a former Soviet state to res­ cue the kidnapped daughters of an embassy worker.


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■ A World With­ out Water (Chan­ nel 4 ,7.35pm) , ■ The issue of un­ even water sup­ plies around the globe, and the fu­ ture implications that depleted re­ serves will have on poor communities.


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■ NCIS (five, 8.05pm) A hunter finds the mummrtied brxfy of a Navy lieutenant who was repotted missing 10 years previously— on the same day that $1 million went ' missing.


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6.00 Sunrise 3686368 6.55 Milkshakel 71706436 11.40 The Gadget Show (R) (S) 3160894 12.25 Rfth Gear (R) (S) 40153338 1.30 RLM: Untamed Frontier (1952) A waitress witnesses a murder committed by a cattle baron’s son, and is coerced into marrying him so she can’t testify in court. Familiar Western, stam'ng Joseph Gotten and Suzan Ball, (S) 68751894 FILM: The Island at the Top of the World (1974) An American archaeologist discovers a remote land populated by Viking settlers. Spirited Disney fantasy adventure, stam'ng Donald Sinden and Jacques Marin. ( ^ 80269349 Charmed The sisters are put on trial. (R) (S) 3999320 RLM: A League o f Their Own (1992) Alcoholic coach Tom Hanks reluctantly agrees to train an all-female baseball team. Sentimental comedy drama, also stam'ng Geena Davis. (S) 45815097 five news and sport (S) 8013707 NCIS The team investigate the case of a Navy lieutenant whose mummified body is found 10 years after his disappearance. Declared a deserter, he received a dishonourable discharge — chiefly because $1 million went missing from his ship’s safe on the day he vanished. However, doubts about his


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guilt soon arise. (S) 8818558 The Real CSi Series focusing on the work of forensic detectives in Las Vegas. (R) (S) 3376455 CSI: NY A billionaire playboy and his date are shot by a bowman during a party celebrating a local artist, leaving the girl dead, the host in shock — and detectives unsure which of the pair was the target. Meanwhile, a music promoter Is found murdered with posters promoting his new band glued to his body— and flyers for a rival group on a nearby wall. Gary SInise and Melina Kanakaredes star. (S) 3613788


10.30 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Goren and Eames try to prevent a terminally ill bank robber taking both his life and that of the unwitting accomplice he enlists to assist him with his final heists. (S) 3503900


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11.30 RLM: Cobra (1986) Brainless, violent thriller, starring Sylvester Stallone as a tough American cop who takes on an army of killers. With Brigitte Nielsen and Andrew Robinson. (S) 4908691 Quiz Call 52624978 Animal Airport (R) 35869030


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TWO Clitheroe choirs are to sing from the same song sheet in a combined performance of


Faure’s Requiem. St Mary’s Parish Church Choir is


to host Clitheroe Chorale whose conductor, Chris Gill, ■will conduct the Requiem and Cantique de Jean Racine. The concert is to take place as part of the Organ Society series and


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Two choirs to sing from same sheet


St Mary’s conductor James Lons­ dale will be at the organ for the per­ formance. The concert will include other


choral gems from both choirs, including items by John Ireland and John Rutter, some early Eng­ lish madrigals and arrangements of modem classic show tunes. • Frances Prince from Clitheroe


Chorale said: “We are all excited at the thought of singing this beauti­ ful work in Clitheroe Parish church. Items from the Requiem feature


Perrys deliver the goods


A MOUNTAIN of Easter eggs and other goodies were delivered to children in hospi­ tal thanks to a'Clitheroe car dealership and its generous customers. Perrys Peugeot, on Waterloo Road,


teamed up with the Easter Bunny to make Easter that bit more enjoyable for patients on the Children’s Leukaemia Unit at Christies Hospital in Manchester. An appeal, launched by the Easter


Bunny himself, invited local people to donate all the chocolate and sweets that they could live ■without during the run-up to Easter. Perrys received plenty of donations from staff and members of the public, all of


which ensured that the children enjoyed a few extra Easter treats. The Easter Bunny, who made space in his busy schedule to help with this initiative, commented: “I’m sure all the kids -will be delighted with the extra chocolate, they certainly deserve it.” Dave Walker-Smith, general manager of


Perrys Clitheroe, added: “I would like to thank everyone who donated to this worthy cause. The chocolate provided a much-


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Clitheroe sales manager, and Jenny from Christies Hospital, who took the donated Easter eggs for children there, (s)


Vintage rally’s welcome return after two years


THE popular Steam and Vintage Vehicle Display is returning to Slaidburn. The rally, which includes -vintage tractors and cars,


will this year have a rural theme. After a two-year absence, the event -will feature demonstrations of dry stone walling, sheep shearing, stick dress­ ing and wood turning, plus a craft fair with antiques, stalls and a children’s fairground. Displays from local organisations,


including Playgroup, Brownies, Young Farmers, WI and the -village school will be exhibited in the church and on the Satur­ day evening a lively folk group will be playing at the Hark to Bounty, -with a hog roast on the Sunday. Being held on June 10th and 11th, the


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SKY MOVIES 1 10.45 A Bear Named Winnie (2004) See 4.00pm.


12Z5 Daniel and the Superdogs (2004) See 5.35pm. 2.20 When We Were Kings (1996) Oscar-winning documentary, by Leon Gast


4.00 A Bear Named Winnie (2004) Fact-based drama, stam'ng Michael Fassbender, David Suchet and Stephen Fry. 5.35 Daniel and the Superdogs (2004) Family drama, starring Matthew Harbour, Claire Bloom and Dorothee Berryman, 7.30 Sky Movies News The latest from Hollywood. 8.00 Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005) Premiere. Comedy sequel, slamng Sandra Bullock and Heather Bums. 10.00 Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004) Comedy, stamng Renee Zellweger, Colin Rrth and Hugh Grant 12.00 Dear Frankie (2004) Heart-wamring drama, stam'ng Emily Mortimer, Jack McElhone and Sharon Small. 2.00 The Cable Guy (1996) Black comedy, starring Jim Carrey. 3.50 Night of the liv in g Dead (1990) Chiller, staning Tony Todd. 5.35 A Bear Named Winnie (2004) See 4.00pm.


SKY MOVIES 2 11.40 Rnding Nevertand (2004) See 6.15pm.


1.25 MiracteTn the Woods (1997) Drama, stam'ng Meredith Baxter. 3.00 The Canterville Ghost (1995) Oscar Wilde rxrmedy, starring Patrick Stewart, Neve Campbell, Ed Wiley and Cherie Lunghi. 4.35 The Challenge (2003) Family comedy, starring Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, alongside Brian Skala and Lukas Behnken. 6.15 Finding Neverland (2004) Magical drama, starring Johnny Depp. 8.00 SWAT (2003) Action thriller, stam'ng Samuel L Jackson. 10.00 Twisted (2004) Thriller, starring Ashley Judd. 11.40 Ronin (1998) Action thriller, starring Robert De Niro. 1.45 The Big Bounce (2003) Comedy thriller, stam'ng Owen Wilson. 3Z 5 Marcl X (2003) Comedy, stam'ng Lisa Kudrow. 5.00 Sam Churchill; Search fo r a Homeless Man (1998) Thriller, star­ ring John Schneider, Alex Rocco and Rudy Ramos.


SKY ONE 12.00 Stargate Atlantis 1.00 Star Trek Voyager 2.00 Star Trek: Voyager 3.00 Star Trek Voyager 4.00 Stargale SG-1 5.00 Malcolm in the Middle 5.30 Malcolm In the Middle 6.00 The Simpsons. Homer traces his long-lost half-brother. 6.30 The Simpsons. Bart runs away. 7.00 The Simpsons 7.30 The Simpsons 8.00 Vroom Vroom. The team test drives the Toyota Aygo. 9.00 Best of Brainiac: Science Abuse. Highlights of the science show.. 10.00 Thief. Crime drama with Andre Braugher. 11.00 Thief 12.00 Batllestar Galactica 1.00 Australia's Deadliest DestinaUons 2.05 Beverly Hills 90210 325 Mr Personality 4,15 Star Trek: Voyager


BBC THREE 7.00 Three's Out-Takes. A selection of hilarious blunders. 720 Strictly Dance Fever on Three. Behind the scenes of the dance show. 8.05 Doctor Who Confidential. The return of Sarah Jane Smith and K9.825 The Apprentice. The five surviving candidates compete in the Mediterranean. 9.35 Rim: Don't Say a Word (2001). A psychiatrist’s daughter is kidnapped by criminals. Psychological thriller, stamng Michael Douglas. 1120 Mind, Body and Kick Ass Moves 1120 Mind, Body and Kick Ass Moves 1220 Mind, Body and Kick Ass Moves 12.50 Mind, Body and Kick Ass Moves 120 Mind) Body and Kick Ass Moves 1.50 Mind, Body and Kick Ass Moves 2.20 18 with a Bullet 3 2 0 Close


ITV2 9.25 Emmerdale 12.10 Coronation Street 230 Holiday Airport 3.30 Holiday Showdown 4.30 Make Me Rich 5.00 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity 6.00 Aidine USA 6.30 Airline USA 7.00 Nanny 911 7.50 The Planet's Funniest Animals 8.05 Rim: Mission: Impossible (1996). Action thriller, starring Tom Cruise. Including Entertainment News Update. 10.15 Test Drive My Girlfriend 10.45 Rim: Leaving Las Vegas (1995). Tragic drama, starring Nicolas Cage, including Entertainment News Update. 1.00 Quizmania 3.30 Emmerdale 6.00 Close


E4 11.30 These Videos Are Funny 1.25 The Album Chart Show 200 Live 24 3.00 Hollyoaks 5.30 Friends 6.00 Live 24. Boy Kill Boy perform. 7.00 Shipwrecked 2006: Battle of the Islands 8.05 Friends. 8.35 Friends. Janice gets a wedding invitation. 9.00100 Funniest Moments. Hilarious slip-ups and gaffes. 1.15 Pom: A Family Business 120 Pom: A Family Business 230 Shipwrecked 2006: Battle of the Islands 325 Pom: A Family Business 4.05 Switched 4 2 0 Switched 4.50 Fool Around — With My Boyfriend 5.15 Fool Around — With My Boyfriend


SKY SPORTS 1 1200 Live Football Special. Chelsea v Manchester United (Kick-off 12.30pm). 245 Soccer Saturday 5.45 Live Super League. Harlequins v Huddersfield Giants (Kick-off 6.00pm). 7.55 Champions League Weekly 8.25 Football Rrst 10.15 Football Rrs111.45 Football Rrst 1.15 Football Rrst 245 Football Rrst 4.15 Football Rrst 5.45 Sky Sports Class'rcs


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.10.30 Live Australian Rugby League. A leading NRL game. 1230 Live Motor Racing. The inaugural Grand Prix Masters in Doha, Qatar. 2.30 Live


: Rugby.Union. Sale Sharks v Bath (Kick-off 3.00pm). 5.00 Rugby Union 7.00 Max Power 8.00 Live US Tour Golf. The Classic of New Orleans. Coverage of the third day’s play. 11.00 European Tour Golfl.OO Motor Racing 3.00 Max Power 4.00 Pipeline 4.30 Super League


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1200 WWE: Bottom Une 1.00 Live European Tour Golf. The Open de Espana. 3.00 Max Power 4.00 Moto Plus 420 Yachting 5.00 U Can Do It 5.05 WWE: Smackdown 7.00 WWE: Bottom Une 8.00 Moto Plus. Motor sport magazine. 8.30 Live Spanish Football. A La Uga match 11.00 WWE: Smackdown 1.00 Rugby Union 230 Australian Rugby League 420 Champions League Weekly 5.00 Max Power


l iv e FOOTBALL SPECIAU Chelsea v Manchester United (Kick-off 12.30pm). Coverage of the Premiership clash at Stamford Bridge, where the hosts will be hoping to end the b'tle race for this season. United have refused to give up on chasing the champions and have put together a magnificent run to put a little pressure on Jose Mourinho’s


men, but anything less than victory for the Red Devils, who beat the Blues 1-0 earlier in the season, wouldn’t be enough to satisfy Alex Ferguson. (Sky Sports 1 ,12.00pm)


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weekend event, which has united with St Andrew’s Church, will donated all pro­ ceeds towards the Slaidburn’s -village hall and the Church Bells Appeal. For further information please contact Mr David McNamee on 01200 446605.


• BLCCD donor sessions will be held at West Bradford Village Hall next Fri­ day, May 5th, and again on Wednes­ day, May 24th. They -will run from 2 to 4 p.m. and 5-30 to 7-30 p.m. on both those dates. Existing and new blood donors are urged to attend. If you haven’t been before, why not go - you could save someone’s life.


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BEACHCCMBERS, treasurer seekers, borders or those with a curious mind should go along to the Find Days«being held in Clitheroe Castle Museum on Saturday and again on May 13th. Dot Bruns, finds liaison officer for Lancashire and


Cumbria, invites you to bring in anything you have found, while gardening, metal detecting or just out walking. No matter how insignificant your find may appear to be. Dot ■will look at everything and will try to date and identify it for.you and then record it on the database if it is pre-1700.


regularly on music request pro­ grammes. “To hear the whole work leaves


you with a tremendous sense of peace. It should be a wonderful evening.” The performance ■will take place


at St Mary’s Parish Church at 7-30 p.m. on Saturday, May 6th. Tickets are available from the Tourist Information Centre, Clitheroe Music, choir members and on the door. Aceompanied children will not be charged.


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