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at Chipping, will be showing the work of local calligrapher Norman Kelly. The


themeforthe exhibition isShakespeare's Seven Ages of Man and it will Incorporate


a wide range of calligraphy styles and techniques. It will run from Wednesday, May 2nd, until Thursday the 31st and during the course of the eichibition Norman will be running two calligraphy workshops. The first win be on Sunday, May 13th, and will show how to make a "piano hinge" book. The second will


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be on Sunday, May 27th, and will cover eloigning and printing a greetings card. Bott workshops will be limited to 10 people onty. They will run from 2 until 4 p.m. and cost £10 per head. The fee includes all materials and bookings should be made by phoning Norman on 01200 441320. Brabin's Gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day (closed for lunch between 1 and 2 p.m. on vv^kdays) and admission is free. More information can be obtained from Norman K^ty on the number above. '


MOVING, poignant, funny, sad, comic., just some of the adjectives us^ by members of the audience


' to describe the play "Entertaining Angels" written by Richard Everett and performed by Ribchester Amateur Theatrical Society. Bardolph, the vicar, has died


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leaving Grace, his widow, trying to come to terms with her loss and trying to make sense of her life as a clergy wife. Was it all about making endless cups of tea and quiches? Grace's sister, Ruth, has come back from Africa to offer syrnpathy and Grace's daughter, jo, is visiting to offer her support Sarah, the new priest-in-charge has also arrived to look over the house and garden that is shortly to be hers. Grace is reluctant to leave her home as she still feels Bard/s presence very strongly. Her experience as a clergy wife does not prepare her for the two


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revelations in the play. The first, that her sirter, a missionary who according to Jo, "doesn't do sex" has a son, Jeremy, and the second that the father of the child is her beloved "Bardy". In a series of flashbacks Grace


remembers challenging Bardy about his religion, his faith and its relevance to evetyday issues. She also remembers how throughout


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RATS PLAY: The cast Dave Procter and Viki Mason (standing), with Susan Cronshaw, Rebecca Parkinson and Anne Lang (seated).


their time together, Bardy had seemed to withdraw further into himself leaving her lonely and her mam'age empty, "You used to laugh, you had a brilliant mind and upset people at dinner parties. Where have you been?" The disclosures made by Ruth


provide an explanation for his hiding away and Grace's unhappiness is intensified by the realisation that for 30 years Bardy did not feel able to tell her of Jeremy nor of the circumstances of his conception. The knowledge of the existence


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of her half brother also impacts on Jo too who has to accept that the father whom she had always idealised was really "a bit oha prat". It also results in the somewhat strained relationship between the sisters reaching almost breaking point.


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Enter Sarah who encourages


Grace to talk of her feelings, of the loss of her child and of the actual circumstances of Bard/s death. This has a cathartic effect upon Grace and relationships are healed. This play has many levels and


swings from the comic to the tragic. The part of Grace was expertly played by Ann Lang ably supported by Sue Cronshaw playing Ruth the missionary sister with typical craftsmanship. Rebecca Parkinson played the daughter Jo with sensitivity and Vikki Mason played the part of the female vicar with good comic timing. The much loved and much mourned Bardy was played to great acclaim by David Proctor. Directed by Robin Simmons, this


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TO raise awareness of the wealth of skilled chefs in the county, Lancashire and Blackpool Tourist Board has an initiative to promote young chefs to work


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