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THIS week all our readers can take advantage of a super two-for -one offer to visit two of Black pool’s top attractions. Take advantage of our great
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Rotary's 'first lady'
THE R o ta ry Club of Ribblesdale has wel comed its first lady mem ber, Susan Hooper. A member of staff at
Stonyhurst College, she was inducted by the new president, Rotarian David Frost, who appre ciates the fresh inputs and ideas new members have for future events. Commenting on the
CLITHEROE’S Key Street Music Bar plays host to two top live acts over the coming weeks. Next Monday the Low-
ergate bar presents Ameri can slide guitar virtuoso Eric Sardinas, currently touring the UK with his brand of rock and blues. On Wednesday, August 16th, Key Street is a venue
welcoming atmosphere at Ribblesdale, she said she hopes she is able to encourage other people to consider joining the Rotary movement. Our picture shows Rtn
Hooper being congratu lated by the president with outgoing president Paul Carlton on the right, who was her spon sor. (s)
K e y Street's live bands
on another national tour, this time by acclaimed jazz musicians the Dylan Howe Quintet. This young group, touring to launch a new album, blend drums, trumpet, tenor sax, piano and double bass for a smooth jazz sound. For more information,
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“The Wind that Shakes the Barley” ( 15); screenings daily (except Sunday) at 7- 30 p.m. from July 28th to August 3rd; Stage and Screen @ St Mary’s Centre, Church Street, Ciitheroe.
DIRECTED by Ken Loach, “The Wind the Shakes the Barley” also ruffled a few feathers in the press gallery when it won the Palme d'Or a t this year's Cannes film festival. Generally speaking, the cinematic press don’t like Loach and the feeling is mutual, but they don’t give away the top prize lightly at Cannes and, whatever you think of Loach’s poli tics, his films are eminently watchable. Set in Ireland in the
1920s, this is a period drama about the IRA's guerrilla war against the
British and the civil war that followed the establish ment of the Free State in 1922. I t is not simply a denunciation of British beastliness, but an evoca tion of the futility and despair Ireland encoun tered and somehow even embraced on attaining self- government. These were struggles
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Band's win means a finals place
UP-AND-COMING rock stars Marco Galea, of Sab- den, and Austin Clarke, of Clitheroe, have secured a place in the finals of the world’s biggest unsigned bands competition. The 17-year-olds, along
with the other three talent ed members of their band, “The Exorsisters”, beat fierce competition from 15 of the best bands in the North-West to win a place in the UK finals of the Emergenza Battle of the Bands tournament at the London Astoria LA2, on Sunday. In front of a packed and
enthusiastic audience, the duo, along with lead singer Kurt Krueger (19), of Dar- wen, lead guitarist Angus Fearfull (18), of Great • Harwood, and drummer Chris Kinder (23), of Blackburn, performed at Manchester’s Academy 2 on Saturday, and impressed the judges with their funky style to be crowned the regional win ners. The five-piece rock band
is now gearing itself to bat tle it out alongside eight
other bands who have tri umphed in regional compe titions to secure their place in the European finals in Germany. Austin, who plays bass
guitar, Marco, rhythm gui tar and vocals, and Angus are all ex-pupils of St Augustine’s RC High School, Bilhngton. The band has been together for two years.
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excited Marco, who has postponed his holiday to Malta for the eagerly- awaited final, said: “We are over the moon to have been chosen for the finals. “We had a fantastic time
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when we were announced the regional winners. “Although we know we
will be competing against very good bands, we have rehearsed enough to per form our best and are keep ing our fingers crossed.” For further details visit
the band’s website,
www.theexorsisters.co.uk, or ring Marco on 01282 775567.
a tractor and trailer ride for 15 minutes past three lovely ponds at the same time looking at a variety of trees, moorhens, Egyptian geese and, if lucky, a heron or roe deer. The new improved
children’s play area has an exciting zip wire which is very popular with young and old and the sandpit has a digger. There are other new pieces of equp- ment to play on too. A handsome pair of
reindeer called Donner and Blitzen can be seen going for a walk around the park having the occasional break for a snack of willow leaves. A trio of Patagonian mara nor hares, native to Argentina, can be seen eating grass and other herbage.
C o n ce r ts re sum e
THE popular lunchtime concerts, held in Knowle Green Village Hall have once again resumed for the summer series. A wealth of talent is fea-
tured at the lunchtime concerts during the year with many pupils from Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester, appearing. 'The coming series
includes a wide range of musical virtuosos, includ ing Polish-born pianist Bartosz Barasinsky, who has played all over Europe, and his fellow compatriot violinist Iwona Boesche who, while leader of he Krakow Radio Symphony Orches tra, performed with Luciano Pavarotti in Peru. The After Hours Jazz
Quintet will make a visit in August as will William Stafford and Nigel Spoon er on clarinet and piano and later in the month Richard Jenkinson on cello. Ticket are £14, accom
panied children £7, all include lunch. To book tel. 01254 826948.
Pendle Leisure Trust r 012.82.6612^34
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