24 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, March 15th, 2007
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Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified) Audience left spellbound ■ | |
RENOWNED UK organist Chris Powell received a stand ing ovation at his recent fund raising concert held at Trinity
Methodist Church. Leaving the audience spellbound
by the sheer brilliance of his musi cal talents, Mr Powell played for more than two hours, without a single note of music in sight. Wit nessing the speed and dexterity of his hands on an overhead screen left people speechless. He included music from the lat
OUR pidiiro slums from (lie left, Alan Braitliwaile, Malcolm Bladilrurn, .roIinAVaUicr ami Malcolm Biillocli. Mr Powell is seated at (he Rolan Alelier 80SL (s)
Lady Farmers’ social proves a real hit
A QUIZ held at St Michael and St John’s RC Social Centre was a very success ful event. I t was organised by
Clitheroe Lady Farmers Social Section for the chari ties R.ABI (Royal Agricul tural Benevolent Institu tion), Rosemere Cancer Care and the North West
Air Ambulance. 'Pony and Hillary Wood were the very excellent question masters and scorers and the winners were “The Monkeys” fol lowed by the “Dunsop Ducks”. At the Lady Farmers’
February meeting. Crime Prevention Officer PC Peter Wareing gave a very
Thieves steal mountain bikes
THIEVES stole two bikes from the rear yard of a house in Castle View, Clitheroe. The offenders escaped with the gent’s moun
tain bikes worth £400 in total between 1-30 and 7 a.m. on Saturday.
informative talk on security in the home and personal safety. He explained that even though the Ribble Val ley is one of the safest places in the country, peo ple still have to be on their guard. He advised women to take better care of hand bags, as there are always opportunists about.
©CLITHEROE man Paul John Frankland (31), of Henthorn Road, was remanded on bail by Blackburn magistrates after pleading not guilty to using racially aggravated threat ening behaviour.
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est West End shows, Big Band tunes, a unique arrangement of light classics and a musical trip around Europe. The audience was dazzled by his
music in the style of Reginald Di.xon with his Wurlitzer organ sounds and his cascading hands flashing between the two key boards. When asked to play some special
requests, Mr Powell duly obliged, again using no music. There was audience participation
in the form of singing, but no will ing volunteers during Mr Powell’s rendition of the “Can Can”. The real highlight for Mr Powell
was being able to meet up with four of his teachers from St Wilfrid’s High School in Blackburn. He commented that he felt as
though he was sitting a major exam. If that was the case, I give
him full marks, an obvious credit to his tutors.
Mr Powell’s parents were told by
one of the teachers: “He will never make a career out of music.” He has proved them wrong and those who heard him agreed. A return visit could be a possibil
ity in 2008, as most people said it was a wonderful night, great value for money and a concert way beyond all expectations. The event was organised to raise
funds for the Rosemere Cancer Foundation at the Royal Preston Hospital, and to date, .€320 profit from the concert has been forward ed.
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A thousand reasons to say thank you to Round Table i
OUR pholograpli shows Tom
McClciin, chair man of (he
(rusices, Anne
Rober(.s, a trustee of Ribble Valley Crossroads Ltd, and Mr
Stevenson (s) I
A RIBBLE VALLEY charity has a thousand reasons to thank Clitheroe Round Table. Tablers presented Ribble Valley
Crossroads Caring for Carers with a cheque for £1,000.
savings of up to £114* ^
Maggie loves her \ new energy deal...
She did it by simply switching to Age Concern Energy Services for her gas and eiectricity. If you pop into your iocal participating Age Concern with a recent gas and/or electricity bill we’ll tell you how much you could save. Plus, we'll give you a FREE carbon monoxide detector.
Age Concern Lancashire Clitheroe Office 18a Castlegate Clitheroe or call:
AGE 01200 4423 POWERGEN A company of Q-OH
•Saving based on a customc faking both unvcstnclad ckidncily and gas Iron, Bntisl, Gas p a™ bv aaanonv cash dKcu o (oxclodng prompl paynionl disooonis), changing to Povrergen faking o'eancily M n i m coofnuing fo pay by qaarlorly cash choquo. The savng is overagffl nafonaly arM is based on c o ^ n ,™ annoaV 20,500kWti fo, gas and 3,300kV»i to, efoctnoty. Savings iid d d e VAT ana may vary a i S ^ S payment method, mgon and oonsompt™,. Based on Povergen p ^ s e t io o ta 25 Aagnst 2 o i and B^l^sh Gas ____________________________________prices ctfcctivQ 4 September 2006.
Round table chairman Mr Rob
Stevenson said he was particular ly impressed by the support Crossroads gives to the children and siblings of those being cared for.
The cash donated by his organi
sation will be used to help provide support enabling carers to take time off to be themselves while skilled staff take over their caring role.
NEWSDESK: 01200 422324 I HIGHEST GOLD PRICES FOR 20 YEARS i
Also War Medals wanted. Antiques etc. If you have too much to bring, we will be happy to coll. BRITONS JEWELLERS & ANTIQUES VALUERS 4 King St
Also, Boxes of Old Costume Jewellery. Call in we will be happy ta sort the good from the bod.
Old Gold Items, Jewellery, Watches, Chains, Even Broken Items.
(Opp Post Office) Clitheroe
01200 425555
Well worth a visit te.
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A treat
in store THERE is a treat in store for choco late lovers if they go along to a fund raising event in aid of Pendle PreSchool. The event is a Thorn ton’s Chocolate night to be held in Clitheroe Rugby Club, oft Little- moor Road, where the group meets. Tickets are £7 each and you can pay at the door.
CHEATS CHIOENTIIOCA ■ -U by Antony WotrillThompjofiv.T.
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• Add the cheken arid fry (or S to 6 rruiutM un'J browned.
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you won't be disappointed!
Interesting & unusual pieces of Victorian & Edwardian pine furniture restored & polished on the premises. We also make • Pine Wardrobes ‘ Welsh Dressers • Drawers • Bookcases • Tables • Chairs etc in new or reclaimed timber to your sizes,
13 Duck Street, Clitheroe. 01200 422222
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Watch Antony Worralt Thompson and hi* guests cook up a storm on Saturday Cooksl each
SaturdayfromIt.SOam . . . . to lpmo nITV I.
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RAT CATCHERS Come and enjoy the craic!
STARE AND SCREEN niM PROGRAMME
Tliiirs 15111 March @ 7.30nm
‘The Pursuit of Happyness’tcenisa) Mnn 19lh. WriI 21 sI. Thurs 22nil Marcli ® 7.30pm
‘The Last King of Scotland’ (cert is )
Siinilav la th March ® 7.3Dnm ‘Babertcertis)
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Lucky winners THE winners of the Bast Lan cashire Hospice lottery weekly draw were: £1,000 Mrs Fergu son, Blackburn; £250 Mrs Jep- son, Blackburn and £100, Mrs Eccles, Darwen. There were also 15, £10 prizes.
If you would like to support your local hospice by joining the lot tery, please call Gill on 01254 342847.
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^LOW IViOOR CLUB Saturday 17th March
WIN! Cinema tickets STAGE & SCREEN COMPETITION
Question: Forest Whitaker featured in 1987 film “Good Morning Vietnam”, about maverick US Armed Forces radio DJ Adrian Cronauer. Who played Cronauer in the film?
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“THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND” (Cert 15); screenings on March 19th, 21st and 22nd at 7-30 p.m. at Stage & Screen @ St Mary’s Centre, Church Street, Clitheroe
ACTOR Forest Whitaker won a richly-deserved Best Actor Oscar for his chilling portrayal of brutal and complex Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in “The Last King of Scotland”. In an incredible twist of fate, a Scottish doctor (James McAvoy) on
a Ugandan medical mission becomes irreversibly entangled with Amin, one of modern history’s most barbaric figures. Impressed by Dr Garrigan’s brazen attitude in a moment of crisis,
the newly self-appointed Ugandan President Amin hand picks him as his personal physician and closest confidante. Though Garrigan is at first flattered and fascinated by his new posi
tion, he soon awakens to Amin’s savagery - and his own complicity in it. Horror and betray al
ensue as Garrigan tries to right his wrongs and escape Uganda alive. This is a grip ping must-see film, not least for Whitaker’s epic perform ance.
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Craven's Restaurant o f the Year! MAMMA MIA!
Mother's Day Sunday 18th March Set menu fo r £19.50pp o r our
a la carte menu is also available.
Plus children EAT FREE from th e ir menu! Bookings now being taken. La Locanda
For fabulous regional Italian cuisine and wine! Main Street, Gisburn, Nr Clitheroe
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