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Clitheroo Advertiser &Times,Thursday, November 17,2011


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84 Charing Cross Road... Downham


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production Gala evening of song STAGE Two Downham


are presenting "8 4 Charing Cross Road" for their Autumn production this year.


Based on the book by Helene Hanff,


it was later made into a stage play about the 20-year correspondence - between the author and Frank Doel, chief buyer of Marks and Co. Antiquarian Booksellers. The warm,' compassionate and very


human exchange of letters is here skilfully and lovingly adapted for the


‘ stage. The evening promises'fun, happiness, a little sadness and a lot of goodwill.


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■ The talented cast, led by Paul McGowan as Frank Doel and Sues! Windle as Helene Hanff, also includes


; Megan Hirst, Andrea Cawley, Eddie i Bootle; Kim Croydon, Elizabeth Wrigley, IsaacTranmer and Rachel Scott.-If you haven't been to a Stage Two production, now is your chance. Afisit the lovely village of Downham, perhaps have a meal in a local


H v ■ hostelry and then treat yourself to an ■


t'enjoyable evening of amateur theatre ' in the village hall.


. The first performance will be on Wednesday November 23rd and the play will run until Saturday the . ; 26th at Downham Village Hall, commencing at7-30 p.m. nightly. ■ Tickets are £6 and available from '


Clltheroe Information Centre, in' Church Walk, or from Fran Osborne; . oh 01200 423301.


. • ON SONG: Stonyhurst College's Schola Cantorum at Blackburn Cathedral earlier this year. ■ .


A GALA Evening will be held at Stonyhurst College - a combination of good food, wine and entertainment from the school's chamber choir, Schola Cantorum. The choir will sing a variety of songs from


well-known musicals at the event, which will take place on Friday November 18th, at 6-30 p.m., in the splendid setting of the College's Jacobean Top Refectory. Tickets are available now at £20 per person.


and include a full hot and colei buffet menu, with wine, followed by dessert, coffee and mints. Also included are complimentary raffle and tombola tickets for a range of lovely prizes! In keeping with the "West End to Broadway"


theme, tables will be named after favourite musicals and guests are invited to name their — :


■ own table after a favourite show if they wish. If you would like to buy a ticket or reserve a table . of 10, contact Reception at Stonyhurst College


on 01254 826345. Proceeds from the evening will go towards


Schola Cantorum's forthcoming tour to Paris nextyear.; The choir has performed in a variety of venues,


including Blackburn and Hereford Cathedrals and Whalley Abbey, and sings a wide range of sacred and secular music. The Gala Evening promises to be a very enjoyable and special event and everyone is welcome to'attend.


Something of interest for everyone...


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19™- 20™ NOVEMBER 2011 Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm


at St. Luke's Church Hall St. Jame's St, Brierfield,. Nelson. BB9 5JW


f;-Wp{i^qpeh fvipndays Buy any starter & maincours'e off the


al a carte menu and receive a complimentary large glass of house wine! (Mondays only) - .


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2 courses £10.95 3 courses £13.95


W e are now open from 12 n oon on Saturday s and S und a ys.


: Delicious homemade smoothies and milk shakes noiv available to have in or take out.


. Bar is available for non diners Functions catered for-upto 40 people^


■ Adults £2.50 Children/QAP £1.50


VARIOUS WORKING LAYOUTS, TRADE SUPPORT, ■ DRIVE A TRAIN'. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAIUBLE THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND.


FURTHER DETAILS ON 07770 331348 Bolton by Bowland Drama Group


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. BOLTON BY BOWLAND V, VILLAGE HALL .


' Friday25th &.Saturday 26th November, 2011' .Friday 2nd & Saturday 3rd December, 2011


Tickets:- Adults £6., Children £3, .. - - Contact Elizabeth Twist 01200 441S78 ' ■


Also from B by B Shop and Tea Room, Gisbum Deli, Cast, CIKheroe Tourist Info Centre, Council Offices, Coach and Horses ■! . Pre T theatre dinners sereed


. , ■ ; from 5.00 - 6.30pm each night 'To book food call 01200 447202 .


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BRABIN'S Gallery Winter Exhibition features a wide variety of work by 10 artists and crafts people from the local area. There is sure to be something of interest for everyone with such an eclectic mix of talent on offer. This exhibition presents an opportunity to find a really unusual gift, something you won't find in a High Street store. The new exhibitors to Brabin's Gallery


this year' include: Colne-based Susan Bowes who brings a variety of pictures and photographs, including some very interesting weave canvasses. Jeff Worsnop has an excellent display


of photographs of local scenes at very reasonable prices.


Heather Kittler, originally from Mellor, - but now living in the South has an


CLITHEROE


YOUNG FARMERS Annual Food Bingo November 25th 7.30pm.


P e n d le to n V i l la g e H a ll, P e n d le to n Really great prizes


Refreshments for all £3 entry


Everyone is welcome


unusuaLrange of mosaics cleverly crafted onto stones or pebbles. Colin Newbitt, of Glasson Dock, crafts miniature models from real stone. Julie Bowen, of Clitheroe, is a very


talented painter and has some excellent Scottish scenes in oils and Sally Fairclough, from just a few miles away in Thornley, is showing some of her vibrant paintings, many using wild flowers as the


subject matter. Frances Smith is exhibiting again this


year with her exquisite range of wooden boxes, dried flower pictures and gifts plus


a range of jewellery. . ' Bill Poole also exhibiting for the fourth


time in the winter exhibition has a great range of woodturning objects, from buttons to bowls and more. Pauline Parker has a display of fine textile work from her Creative Stitch studio near Catforth. Finally, Chipping resident Sarah


Peckham is back this year with her delightful collection of gifts and


decorations. ; The exhibition is open every day from


9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed 1 - 2 p.m. weekdays) and will run until the end of February. The gallery is at the rear of


^ Brabin's Shop, Talbot Street, Chippirig., Admission is free. For more information call 01995 61221 or visit: www.brabins-


chipping.co.uk- : ■■ ; Nigel Cowking captures a kingfisher at Brungerley Park. ■ . 1 n I This scene was captured by Clitheroe resident Michael Barbara Spencer captured this shot of some berries, (s)


Harry Wilkin managed to take this difficult shot of a glider near Pendle Hill, (s)


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This photo of "country living" was taken by five-year-old Alisha Elms, (s)


Derek Jebson captured this local landmark, (s) tSnapshots of he Valley


THE Valley has been inundated with entries from amateur snappers who have been out and about in the Ribble Valley capturing shots with a "country living" theme. More than 30 photographs


of country scenes were submitted including pictures of local countryside, outdoor pursuits and nature. Here are some of the best. To be in with a chance of


having your photograph published, the next deadline for pictures is Thursday, ” December 8th.'


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The brief is that budding • • • photographers should capture ■


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a scene of "country living" in the Ribble Valley. So whether it's a photo of our local countryside, a rural pastime or wildlife, get snapping. Entries must be limited to


one per person and must have been taken recently in the Ribble Valley. Send all entries, which should be clearly labelled where and when they were taken, and with the name and address of the person who took the photograph, to - ■ I'ulie Magee at The Clitheroe ^


T. Advertiser and Tlmes,-3 King; • .,Street, Clithefoe,.lines,; BB7-z‘- >; 2EW or e.-niail them tbr^julfe; ; ; - magee@eastlanrisnews.co.uk


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