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Win tickets for super boxing champs night


THIS week we have teamed up with Maree Leisure to offer what promises to be a fantastic night of entertainment at the exclusive Stirk House Hotel. The Night of The Mid­


dleweight Champions will bring together three boxing legends on one stage. This could be your chance to


hear some fantastic stories from “Celtic Warrior” Steve Collins, Alan Minter and Richie Woodall. On the night


there will be a three-course meal with coffee, a comedian and an auction of boxing mem­ orabilia. There will also be a question


and answer session with the boxers and an opportunity for photographs and signings. We have two tickets to give


away. For a chance to win this fab­


ulous prize simply answer the question on the coupon cor­ rectly and send it in to us


Question: What is Steve Collins’s nickname'.' Answer:................................................................... Title:..................First Name:..............................


Surname: ....................................Date of birth Address:...........................................


Post C ode:...........................c -m a i l : ............................................................... Dttytime tel: ..................................Mobile no:.............................................. Do you buy the paper: Tuesday □


Frid;iy □ Every week □ Occasionally □ Hardly ever □


Please send yottr entry to: Maree Leisure,.Promotiotis Department, Etist Ltuieashirc Newspapers, lJull Street. Burnley. BB11 I DP. by March 23rd.


hist laiiiaisliirc i\'cu spa|K'rs t.ld is a nicniiKT of llic JiiliiisKm t'rcss Cirimp pic. Joliiisliin I avss ilsdi. or via ils ajears. will asc your ialbnnalioa lo contact yoti by mail, email, plioiic or SM.S to let you ktiow ahottt our, or our hiisincss pantlcts', puKlitcts. services tuul siK'citil tillers. Hy .supplying your eiiujil addrc.ss and [ilione miinlvn;. you aya-e dial ue may ennlacl


soil hy iliesc iiielhods lor markedii^. II you do noi wish to receive iiiloriiiadoii fniin please lick diis ho,\ q


, ,• •• . I...... ....................ayaedialuemay . or Ironi oiir business panners please lick diis lx),\ q . l-or qiialiiy aiul Ir.iiiiinji [uiqxi.ses. we may nionilorconiiiuinicalions. m m 'V yj.’Kiwr-x'', I i 1 t THIS neck’s old phulograph fetiltires Ribhlc.sdtile High Schuol, liili l, sent in hy Dtivid Enibley, of Whalley Road, Clilheroc. ALso pic­


tured is schoolleaclier the Rev. Bislirown, former \ictir til St Paiil'.s Low Moor. Mr Embley, who wa.s 12:11 the time and in his first year at the school, has nianttgeil to name everyone on the photograph. They are: from the lop: Kathryn Bell, Pauline Sahyzec, Ian Etilwislle, lonj .laclvson, C\ nthia Procter, Yvonne Baxter, Peter Jones, David Ingham, Colin Middleton, David Emblev, John Kennyon, Timothy Cain, Jonny O'Neil, (he Rev. Bishrown. Tony Haslam, Terry Moorby, Andrew Nairn, Philip Bover, David Lceming, Graham Clark, ’


Andrew Nicliol.s, Alan Barnes (who was cast in Wliistle Down the Wind). Pamela Pinder, Kalhryn Armslrong, Margaret Ward, Joan Har greaves, Elaine Tomlinson, Irene Barnet, Ann Tcasdale, Susan Worthington and Heather Bond.


WERE your school days the best days of your life? We have now started a


new feature in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times and on our website (clitheroeto- day.co.uk) which we hope will bring back lots of mem­ ories - good and bad! If you would like to have


your pictures included in our galleries, please send them to:


Old School Pictures, Marcia Morris, Clitheroe Advertiser and


Times, 3 King Street,


travel pi


S c a rh a n d Wee


21st' September.


o ro u g h York


3 days from £99


ik en d * » . 'Y


Tutankhamun and Ihe golden age of the Pharoahs


Exhibition at London T . . SL'


FROM £89.95 Departs Dec 07


lomb nlIhe young pharoah


by a ir from Manchester March ■


A p ril ■ 3 nights B&B from £195


from £185


book before March 16th, get free evening meals.


JERSEY G E O R G E 3 nights B&B


City of Manchester Stadium


£105 /£78 with coach his rs your chance kc,;j ,


lo see Ihe unique “ •.'4 . X , golden arlilacis relieved Irom Ihe


: ROYAL


A SCO T on Ladies Day


20th June


E129.95^, LONDON EYE


M I C H A E L Friday 15th June


and Thames River Cruise 26th May


2 Days from


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Share your memories with us Clitheroe BB72EW


or alternatively you can e- mail your pictures to Mar­ cia at: marcia.niorris® eastlancsnews.co.uk Please tell us when the


picture was taken and at which school and supply your name and address. If j'ou do not wish to post


your picture, call in at our front counter and we will endeavour to scan it imme­ diately. Pictures of the schools


published in this series are among those featured on our website.


Deadline for town awards


NOMINATIONS are being sought for the Clitheroe Town Awards 2007. Members of the public are


invited to nominate individuals and organisations to receive an award from Clitheroe Town Council in the following cate­ gories:


® Building enhancement and


restoration within Clitheroe 9 Environmental improve­


ments within Clitheroe (The Rev. C. Denis McWilliam Award) O Service to the town


9 Contributions in the fields of


art/culture within Clitheroe (The JohnBarry Award) The council’s Town Awards


Committee will consider all nom­ inations at their meeting on April 2nd.


Nominations should therefore


be submitted no la te r than March 30th by let ter to: The Town Clerk, 9 Church Street, Clitheroe; or by fax to 01200 442241; or by e-mail to: clitheroe@btconnect.com The awards will be presented at


the council’s annual meeting at noon on May 8th.


this just a small selection of the holidays we. offer.


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Valentine’s, Mother's Day, Easter


& Bank 3 Days Holidays


from £179 Operated by Mistral


from £195 Flying from


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staying a V , 1 : , IGTISVIE §iy


CBCPOOE. t the Elgin Hotel


Monday 16th April 5 Days from


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RyanAir - Dublin from


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Tel: 01253 343434 from 99p plus taxes, one way


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STAGE AND SCREEN HIM PROGRAMME ‘Apocalypto’(cerii8)


Thurs 8lh March ® 7.30pm Mon 12lh. Wed 14lli. Tliurs 15lh March @ 7.30pm


‘The Pursuit of Happyness’(ceri 12a) Sunday l l lh March & 7.30om


‘RED ROAD (CertlS) TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR:


SAT 17TH MARCH - THE SANDOW CLOWNS SAT 7TH APRIL - MARTHA TILSTON & THE WOOOS


St Mary's Centre, Church St, Clitheroe Tel (01200)427162


www.slage-screen.co.uk_________ v i A A W . t i i e M M


. Get Up & Go Show with Dave’Benson Phillips & Big Bear s V ^


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The Swan & Royal Clitheroe


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9 A FULL-day of paranormal investigations will take place at Clitheroe Castle Museum on Saturday, March 24th, not on Saturday, March 10th, as reported last week. The mix-up has occurred follow­ ing incorrect information sent out by the Anthony Nolan Trust. The event has been organised by the North West Spirit Seekers.


Market


THE doors open for a new sea­ son of Clitheroe Country Mar­ ket on Tuesday. The very best in home-pro­


duced food, produce and crafts will be on sale in Clitheroe United Reformed Church Hall, Moor Lane, from 10 a.m. to 11-30 a.m. each Tuesday


SMOKED HADDOCK BOUIUABAISSE ^w«urowi.i]


until early December. Home­ made cakes, cookies, pies, savouries, preserves, home pro­ duce, plants and various crafts will be on offer. The popular “cake of the


week” feature, where slices of cake are available to buy with coffee or tea, will continue.


For netvs - and pictures - online goto...


ww.clitheroetoday.co.uk -Rr-V- Weekendplus


To advertise in Weekendplus call our entertainments team on 426161 B Gina Morris ext: 423 B Mark Robinson ext: 250


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AT times tear-jerking, but ultimately heartwarming, “The Pursuit of Happy- ness” is the s tory of Christopher Gardner (Will Smith), a family man struggling to make ends meet. Despite his attempts to


keep the family afloat, his wife finally buckles and flees under the constant financial strain, leaving Gardner to cope alone with their five-year-old son (brilliantly played by Will Smith’s own son).


A sky safari


THE spectacular aerial display of the rare hen har­ rier will hopefully be the highlight of “Skydancer Safari” guided walks run by the RSPB in April. Experts from the RSPB,


United Utilities and Nat­ ural England will lead moorland walks in the Trough of Bowland on Wednesday April 11th and Saturday April 21st... and there are still a few places available. They will be on the look­


out for Bowland's hen har­ riers - one of the UK's rarest birds of prey - which will be returning from the coasts to the uplands to breed. They will also be hoping to catch a glimpse of other moorland birds


such as ring ouzels, red grouse and curlews. “In April, Bowland’s hen


harriers should be at their most active, with the males going through some amaz­ ing acrobatic stunts - hence the name ‘skydancer’ - in their endeavors to attract a mate,” said Peter Wilson, RSPB Bowland Officer. There will be a charge of


£5 per walk and all profits will go to benefit vital con­ servation work in the For­ est of Bowland area. Booking is essential and


should be made by ringing the RSPB’s Anna Sugrue between 9 a.m. and 5-15 p.m. Monday-Friday on 01484 861148 (e-mail: anna.sugrue@rspb.org.uk)


4 ^ Ti{ // f ( ■ ■ G - Each walk starts at 10


a.m., lasts five to six hours and covers steep, hilly ter­ rain, so a reasonable degree of fitness and good quality outdoor clothing are required. Further details xvill be sent on booking. The guided walks are part of a series of events in the Bow­ land area this year. For more details on the other wildlife and heritage events, including the Bowland Fes- tTOl from June 2nd to 17th, contact Anna or visit: www.rspb.org.uk/www.bo wlandfestival.co.uk


NEWSDESK: 01200


422324 '/ / e f r /


WIN! Cinema tickets Although bright and


talented, (Jardner cannot make a living as a sales­ man and when father and son are e'victed from their San Fransisco apartment, the future looks bleak indeed. Their luck begins to


turn when Gardner lands an internship at a presti­ gious stock brokerage firm, but he and his son must still face many hardships in pursuit of his dream of a better future for them both.


STAGE & SCREEN COMPETITION


Question:YVill Smith plays a fighter pilot who helps to save the world from alien invaders in which 199G blockbuster?


Answer .. Title:.......................First Name:


Surname: ....... Address:...........


Post Code:....... .Date of birth .


..........e-mail:....................................................


Daytime te l : .......................................Mobile no:.............................. Do you buy the paper Every week


Occasionally Q Hardly ever


Please send your entry to: Stage & Screen Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, BBT 2EW, by


March loth. East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd is a member of the Johnston Press Group pic. Johnston Press, or ius agents, will use your information to contact you by mail, email, phono or SMS to lot you know alx)ul our, or our business partners’, products. serYiccs and special offers. By suppling j-our email address and phone numbers, j-ou agree that w-e may contact you by these methods for marketing. If you do not wish to rccew-e information from us please tick this box O , or from our business partners please tick this bac □ . For quality and training purposes, we may monitor communications.


The Clitheroe


vertiser and limes Calling all


rn p q m ii! !li i iP : COMPETITION


and managers you still have time


to enter your venue.


For further details please contact Mark Robinson


on 01282 426161 Ext 255


Listed below are the entries so far...


Punch Bowl Hurst Green


The Parkers Arms Newton in Bowland


inn owners


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