Cllttoroe 422324 (EdltorH), 01282 478111 (Ad«rtiSlng),01282 423331 (CBSsroa), 42 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 11th, 2008 ■ ' C a s t le s t r e e t , C h th e ro e EOSE & CROWN


NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT


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OPENING NIGHT Friday 12th September


. 7pm onwords ENTERTAINMENT FROM JUMMY ROGERS


Male Vocalist - 60s music and upwards EVERYONE WELCOME.


M Home from the Fringe celebrating


DIRECTOR Owen Phillips has brought his “Ribcaged” com­ pany of players- back from the ■ Edinburgh Fringe with yet another success under his belt. Following on


N o r t h Y o r k s h ir e BD23 oAF ■ S’l'MM lUlLWAV^ 1940s Weekend Sat 13th & Sun 14th S e p tem b e r 2008


Come along and ex/Krlence the sights and sounds of the home front dnnng the Second World War Lots of trains, re-enactors etc 10.30 am to 4.30 pm


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Va l l e y Show www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk


Dunsop Bridge


Saturday 13th September 2008 Traditional Agricultural & Horticultural Show


Featuring:


Malhamdale Falconry/Dog & Duck Race Climbing Wall & Cresta Run


Cattle/Sheep/Heavy. HorsesA/intage


Tractors/Flowers/Handicrafts/Vegetables Admission £6 Show opens 9am


President Mr Michael Alpe Secretary 01200,446698


PAVILION B ’lOin*


Book your Christmas party now! 'Party time' rnenu featuring tradiUonal


Italian artisan cuisine made using the finest, , • fresti local ingredients.


From 1 December, parties over 5 people can enjoy 4 courses for only £19.95!


La Locanda


For fabulous regional Italian cuisine and wine! Main Street, Gisburn, Nr Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 445303 www.lalocanda.co.uk


The Bam Boogie^, of The Year.


Presented by Thornton Hall F a rm in association with Fresh Radio


Saturday 13th September 7.30pm


Fresh Radio, Guest Appearance Live Band - Bashphelt Top DJ '


^ ' Licensed Bar Hog Roast by local Butcher


. *Wild West Rodeo, Bucking Bronko. . Special 30 mins, Mamma Mia Dance 01 En tran ce : T ick e t only - £10.00


Call th e t ick e t h o t l in e to book & fo r t ick e t p ic k up points


01282 841148/07970 436326


Percentage of proceeds to go to Pcndle Hospice, Burnley. Thornton Hall Country Park, Thornton In Craven, Nr Skipton, North Yoikshire, BD23 3TJ. www.thomtonhallcountiypaik.co.uk.


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Shackletons Garden Centre, Chatbum, Clithcroe, 6B7 4JY FO R T H C O M IN G E V E N T S


F r id a y 2 6 t h S e p t e m b e r 2 0 0 8 D E X T E R A N D T H E R E V E L A T IO N S - TlK life S Soul ol Die paityl


F r id a y 1 0 th O c to b e r 2 0 0 8 MEN IN B LA C K • Get Ready to Party!


F r id a y 2 4 1 h O c to b e r 2 0 0 8 COLIN B A R B E R 'S DUBLIN R A ID E R S - live Celtic Rock!


F r id a y 7 t h N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 8 YOUNG D R IF T E R S - From Motown to the 70 s • A Sensational 5 piece band!


F r id a y 2 8 th N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 8 (Christmas menu available) U N B R EA K A B L E • UK's top Wcstlife tribute band


F r id a y 5 t h D e c em b e r 2 0 0 8 (Christmas menu available) BERN ADETTE WILDE BAND - An Exquisite Tamla/Pop Extravaganza!


F r id a y 1 2 th D e c em b e r 2 0 0 8 (Christmas menu available) D ISCO N IG H T S - Dance to the Funky Beat!


5 menu available) FLYING EM P E R O R S - From Soul to Salsa! X I


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No liability for loss, delay o r inconvenience can be accepted.


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Clai'ion Hotel 8c : Foxfields Restauraiit^ ^


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14th S e p tem b e r 2 0 0 8 12.00 noon - 4.00 pm


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FASHION SHOW 2.00pm.


by Amelias of Clitheive Wide Selection orExhibitors Y


FREE- ADMISSION Ficc Prize Draw


Book online at www.burnleymechanics.co.uk Operated by Burnley Council |


from his own plays “The War Bus” in


•'2005 and “Sex For Shampoo” in 2007, Owen decid­


ed to go classical thistimeand . adapt Shake­ speare’s “Much Ado'About Noth­ ing”, which he re-- set in the 1930s and for which he also commissioned original music. . The cast of 14, '


drawn mainly from professional ■ actors in the


-Northwest, first performed a -


longer version of the play as the finale for the Ribchester Festi­ val in June. The setting


then was the love­ ly 12th Gentury . church in Ribch­ ester and Owen' was able to use the whole space of the church to terrific advantage, a far • - cry the from the venues in Edin­ burgh', which, if you have been to the Fringe you - vidll know, are ■ pretty basic the­ atre spaces with black curtains, a stage, if you’re .


lucky, very basic light and sound effects. This creates ■


- extra demands pn the direction and the cast, as you can imagine. Per- - formances needto be spot oh and the audiences them­ selves, while aware and understand­ ing of the restric- : tions, are also . ; more critical and, of course, largely ’ unknown to the


cast. ; Indeed simply


to organise and subsidise a large cast play in Edin- • burgh is a daunt-


Saint Michael's Church Whitewell HARVEST A Civic Service with


Slaidburn Silver Band There will be NO evening service


FESTIVAL Suniday 14th September i 1 .0 0 a m


ing and expensive undertaking. But what an experi­ ence! What a buzz! What a wonderful way to spend a vvet august! .“Much Ado”,


stripped down to one hour 20 min­ utes from the luxu-^ ry and different demands of Ribch-


. ester FestiTOl’s tvvo hours-plus, b e c ^ e the basic story and, when extra spectacle, music and movement


. were removed, then'the play was dependent on its storyline and the telling of it. As someone who.


saw the. play in both venues com­ mented: “I t was a


'much darker tale than the generally


' accepted version of i t as one of the bard’s ‘comedies’.”


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• » 1 • t-__---o r\ r1 finifl Also by going


further afield a company such as- Ribcaged exposes itself to a much wider critical audi-. ence and there are, in every venue; the chances to meet other performers doing an unbeliev­ ably wide range of theatrical shows. One of the best compliments was. the number of per­ formers from the same venue who came to see “Much


-Ado” . The play was also a hit in Portugal, when L i s b o n - b a s e d national newpaper


“ Publico” sent its reviewer to see every Shakespeare production in Edinburgh. He wrote: “Presenting Shakespeare with joy and verve, with excellent ■ acting


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September


12th THE SWING COMMANDERS 14th LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM 24th - 27th Burnley Garrick Theatre present WIFE BEGINS AT FORTY


30th KATE RUSBY October


1st KATY SETTERFIELD As Dusty Springfield (Tribute) ONE NIGHT OF ROBBIE (Tribute) ROLLING BACK THE YEARS Music Hall VAMPIRESROCK with Toyah Wilcox


8th 10th THE LANCASHIRE HOTPOTS


nth U2UK(U2 Tribute) • .: 16 & 17th Pendle Opera present LATRAVIATA .


18th' TERRORVISION in concert 23rd THE ESSENCE OF IRELAND Traditional-lrish music & dance


24th. VOULEZ VOUS (Abba tribute)


25th WHOLE LOTTA LED (Led Zeppelin tribute)


26th BURNLEY MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA


28th THE BIG BALLET Comedy ballet of weighty elegance and humour


29th JAMES CAMPBELL (the UK’s only comedy For Kids)


31st MAD ABOUT THE MUSICALS November


1st CHRISTOPHER CARESS Stage Hypnotist


2nd 4 POOFS & a PIANO (Friday Night with Jonathan Ross)


8th - 15th Burnley Light Opera present FIDDLER ON THE ROOF LADY BOYS OF BANGKOK


27th STEPHEN K AMOS (Stand Up) - 28th IN DREAMS (60's Tribute Show) 29th MAN MADE SOUL (13 piece soul band)


30th 2pm THE BACHELORS 30th 7.30pm FRANK CARSON / MICK MILLER & more


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and fluid d ia­ logues, a convinc­ ing “Much Ado” deserves


to


advance the com­ pany’s prospects.” ’There you are,


.you never know who is in the audi-. ence! This, in addi­ tion to many other excellent reviews for the Ribchester production, was enough to. send Ribcaged;;' and Owen home tired buthappy!.. And • w h a t’s


next? Maybe a per­ formance in Man­ chester of “Much


, Ado” and certainly a branching put to


-• o th e r centres for future productions. Watch this space as Owen was last seen hunched over his keyboard burn­ ing the midnight oil!


KEITH FLOOD


• FOLLOWING on from the Olympics whyhot get involved in a completely differ­ ent sport by going along to St Chad's Headland, Black­ pool Promenade, for the Nesta 2008 English Masters Beach Volleyball, . featuring 16 teams who recently com- pete'd in the Bei­ jing Olympics.


, : The European • Championship Tour runs from today until Sun- , day and qualifying rounds take place today and tomor­ row with the finals at the weekend. All tickets free' (pre-order or just go along on the day)


U wwrw.clitheroead vertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) vuww.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 11 th, 2008 43 o •Grand way to celebrate age ©


IN celebration of national Age Concern Week, A“ Grand Event” -has been organised at Clitherbe’s premier venue-The Grand on York Street.


, .1 . Taking place bn Wednesday, October


contemporary “Circle Dance” display from local residents, and a fashion show modelled .by a bevy .of volunteer beauties from Age


• Concern Lancashire’s Clitheroe shop. An exhibition of art and craftwork from


15th, it promises an afternoon of dancing, - ehtertaininent and.ari'opport'unity to shpw- case some of the artwork produced through'. the local Active Ageing workshops. On offer oyer the afternoon will be smooth


jazz from The Eric Ainsworth Trio, a chance to join Age Concern’s lead couple on the dance flobr and learn a few new moves, a


the workshops will be on display, in the foyer. The workshops and events are the result of a partnership between Age Concern Lan­ cashire and Ribble Valley Borough Council Arts Development over the" past 16 months, with funding from The Arts Council. ■ Available to people aged over 50 who live. in the Ribble Valley, the aim oLthese work­


shops and events is to use art for its cathar­ tic properties and as a tool for people who. may spend most of their lives alone due to age, health or rural'isolation. These work­ shops open up arts in the broadest sense to people, who may otherwise be unable or unlikely to access cultural activities. I t enables them to participate in a sociable actmty, make friends and gain new skills. The “Grand Event” celebration on Octo­


ber 15th will run from 1 to 4 p.m. and tick­ ets, costing S.2, can be booked in advance by phoning Kath Mitchell on 01200 453073.


Badge work takes


Cubs to the temple MULTICULTURAL Ribchester


.Cubs were recently welcomed into ^Preston’s Gujarat Hindu Temple as part of their badge work to discover different faiths. Hosted by the tem­ ple’s commimity development pff leer, Priti P ate l; the Cubs were shown around th e highly^decorated and elaborate shrines of the Hindu Gods and also the Hindu scriptures, the Vedas. ■ Priti showed the Cubs the pictures


of the Hindu Gods portrayed in their many different forms. Our picture shows the temple’s


priest, Mr Hasmukhray Balde- vprashad Pathak, with Priti and the Cubs, who were able to watch him perform the daily r itua l of Aartl, which Involved the singing of hymns of worship to the Gods, (s)


A CONTEMPORARY Textile and Mixed Media Art Exhibi­ tion by Threadmill in Brabin's Shop and Gallery (formerly- Chipping Post Office'Gallery) is taking place until September 29th.


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The gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day (closed


Exhibition features creativity with textiles The exhibition hopes • to


1 - 2 p.m. weekdays), and there is no charge for admission. Threadmill was formed in


1995 by a group of like-minded artists in the North West. The members have a wide range of backgrounds and qualifications but all share an enthusiasm for textiles and use .this as their


principal means of ar tis tic expression. The diversity of materials draws them to textiles to'explore in a creative way. Hand-made papers-, felt, recy­ cled materials, metals, dyeing, printing and painting, all fea­ ture, as -well-as more traditional fabric and thread techniques.


achieve the promotion of textiles as both a decorative and expres­ sive a r t form-and to increase awareness and education through workshops. Many of the members also teach ar t and design courses in schools and further education.


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Edinburgh Christmas Shopping November 15, 2 days From £75


Includes • Return coaching • One night’s hotel • Full Scottish breakfast • Sightseeing toiir • visit to Ocean Terminal


Organised by Newmarket ABTA V787X ■


Salzburg Christmas Markets November 23, 6 days


Frprh £259.i95


I Includes • Return coach travel


I • Two nights hotel en route' • 3 nights half board ;


T* Vi^t to the markets at ■ Salzburg & Altstadt . .J .i ;.


I Organised by Harry Shaw ABT7 V1801


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Christmas at Ghatsworth November 15, 2 days


. From £89.95


Includes • Return coach travel • One night hotel , • English breakfast • Entrance to Chatsworth • Shopping in Ohester


Organised by Newmarket ABTA V787X .


Scarborough & York November 23,2 days


From £79.95


Includes • Return coach travel - . • One night’s hotel • Halfboard ■ : • Visit to York • Free time in Scarborough


Organised by Newmarket ABTA V787X ;


01772838080 Monday - Friday 9.00am - 5.30pm Includes •-


LADY Clitheroe showed her support for fellow Down- h am resident Charlotte Raw’s new business venture by officially opening the mother-of-one’s new shop “The Ironing Maids” on Monday. ■ Twenty-five-year-old Charlotte, of The Chestnuts,


who -will continue to work as a registered nurse a t the Royal Blackburn Hospital one day a week, decided she needed a change of direction after giving birth to her daughter, Violet, a year ago. The family-run business will provide an ironing


service six days a week from the shop on Lowergate, Clitheroe. Our picture shows Charlotte and Lady Clitheroe (A080908/2)


1 n association with I 'TAI IDC-TOURS


Monday 22nd Sept


Rochester’s Dickensian Christmas December 6,'2 days .


From £89.95 ’ .


• Return coach travel ■ ; • One night’s hotel


• Breakfast • Visit to thd Dickensian Festival • Free time in Bluewater Oeritre


Organised by Omega ABTA V4782


Eden Winter Festival November 28, 3 days.


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