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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, January 10,2013 .bits. and. bobs Kind donation to rescue team in Dave’s memory


ROSSENDALE and Pendle Mountain Rescue Team (RPMRT) have been given an £800 donation by a family whose ioved one was found dead in Rimington back in November. Mr John David Rayton (known as Dave) went missing while


outwalking on November 15th prompting a major search by RPMRT in conjunction with Rowland Pennine MRT, Bolton MRT, Oldham MRT, Calder Valley MRT, Mid Pennine Dogs, Peak Distrirt Dogs SARDA, Wales trailing dog. Lancashire Police were also heavily involved in the search for the 70-year-old as was the SAR Helicopter from RAF Valley. Despite the team's best efforts Mr Rayton's body was found on November 17th in a field at Ingsend, Skeleton Lane, Rimington. Mr Rayton had not been seen ’


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since he left his home ad d r^ ; in Sharoe Green Lane, Preston, , for a countryside walk as he did every day. RPMRT searched from 3 a.m, on November 16th until 2 a.m. orfthe 17th.' Mr Raytbn's wife Mrs Doreen


Rayton arid his daughter Janette Rayton donated £800 that had been raised in’ lieu of flowers at Mr Rayton's funeral. This


the cheque


was shared between three of the teams involved, RPMRT, Bolton MRT; and Bovyland MRT; The mountain ■ rescue teams are a voluntary-service providing search and rescue duties 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. ■ Pete Goble,, team leader of RPMRT, said: "The team relies on charitable donations in order to function on a day-to-day basis. We would like to thank the family for this generous donation." Miss Janette Raytori commented: "It


Mr Dave Rayton's wife Doreen (centre) presents


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IF you're looking for a fun new


. ^ challenge to take you into 2013, how about the guitar? A popular Guitar Improvers' group


course which runs in Salesbury Memorial Hall on Monday evenings has a small number of places available. Its qualified tutor, Keith Morgan,


was the least we could do with how - much moirritain rescue-teams did to try to find my dad."


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Rpssendale“and Pendle Mountain Rescue Team;(RPMRT) is,a registered


; charity (Number'508269)_made up entir;ely of volunteers. Anyone interested in leailiing more about the team should visit the website at www. rpnirt.org.uk. Anyone with an interest in the outdoors should check the website for details about a February recruitment drive.


Illness forces line-up change for jazz gig


THERE has been an unavoidable change of line-up for the first Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club gig o f 2013. Taking place at'the club's usual


venue, the Atrium Cafe Bar at Clitheroe Castle, on Thursday January 10th, the gig was to feature the acclaimed Ed Kainyek Quartet. Unfortunately front man Ed has been taken ill and is currently hospitalised. However, stepping into his shoes for the Clitheroe gig will be another acclaimed jazz artist, Andy Scott. Well-known on the jazz circuit, Andy teaches


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saxophone at the Royal Northern College of Music, so the quality of the evening's music will certainly not be impaired! The full line-up for the gig is


now Andy Scott on tenor and alto sax, Frank Crimes on double bass, "Mighty" Myke Wilson on drums and Andy Stamatakis-Brown on piano/keyboard. Meanwhile, everyone at the club


extends their warmest wished to Ed for a speedy recovery.


will also look at starting a new group course for complete beginners if there is enough interest expressed. The Improvers' course is ideal for guitarists - perhaps those who are self-taught - who know a few basic chords but find it difficult to change fluently between them, or for people who would like to learn a few more chords and extend their knowledge, skills and repertoire. If you would like to move your guitar


playing forward, improve your basic technique, learn some new songs or just want to play with other guitarists and have a bit of fun in the process,


- then this course is for you. The group is run on a relaxed basis


and is paced not too fast so that evetyone can make progress and feel involved. The group is for people who wish to


learn acoustic guitar through playing a vvide range of musical styles. Places on the Improvers' course are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. The current series of Monday night group sessions , began on Janiiaiy 7th and runs for 11 weeks with;a half-term break to coincide with school holidays.


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I join the course at any stage and do


not have to begin at week one. Prices


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are very competitive at just £5 per hour (£10 per session) and the classes run from 6-30 to 8-30 p.m. at Salesbury Memorial Hall. Tutor Keith is also


happy to start a new group course for complete beginners, if enough people express an interest This course assumes no prior knowledge or experience of playing the guitar and starts from absolute basics,


JAZZ / BLUES / GOSPEL TIPITINA &. THE ONE VOICE COMMUNITY


CHOIR FRI 18 JAN DOORS TPM £10 ADV


CHARITY


SPIRE-AID SAT 19 JAN


DOORS TPM STAGE T .3 0PM £ 1 0 / £ 5 (U18s)


Following sell-out gigs at Ronnie Scott’s and a nomination for a British Ja z z Award, Tipitina are


joined by the One Voice Community Choir for a night of New Or leans boogie, blues. Jazz, funk and gospel.


Fund-raising concert for S t Mary’s Spire featuring live mus ic from Th e Witnesses, Drop the Floor and Jordan Ferguson.


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TIPITINA and the One Voice Choir raise the curtain on the New Year


; THE Grand's 2013 live music programme takes off next Friday Oanuary 18th) with a mouth­ watering concert that brings together the best in blues, jazz and gospel. The North-West based One Voice Community


Choir will set the evening in motion followed by a performance from Ronnie Scott's favourites, Tipitina, a five-piece band fronted by the wonderful Debbie Jones. Led by the inspirational Tyndale Thomas MBE,


the One Voice Community Choir was formed back in 1999 in Preston. It celebrates diversity and sources new material from many musical influences. Nearing 14 years in age and with 65 members, the choir is highly regarded, not


I least for its stunning sound and versatile choral : ensemble. "One Voice" has performed in [ some salubrious venues including Westminster Abbey and also recorded Lancashire's song for


; Children in Need - not bad for an organisation ! that began as a community arts project in ' 1999. Debbie Jones sings both with the One Voice


Choir as well as fronting the New Orleans-style jazz and blues sound that is West Lancashire based Tipitina (pictured above). Together with the incredible boogie pianist


Justin "Spiderfingers" Randall, and the tight rhythm section of James Agg (double bass) and Bryan Hargreaves (drums), Tipitina have become a hugely popular act at London's


famous Ronnie Scott's. The second half of the show will feature a live


set from this brilliant band that is bound to get the audience moving. Tickets for the show are just £10 and


available in advance from the Grand Box Office (01200 421599) or via the website (www. thegrandvenue.co.uk).


www.cllthoroeadvertiser.co.uk www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &TImes,Thur8day, January 10,2013 l O U8.0 Jazz up your New Year •stage school


Little Stars to shine at The Grand s new Backstage Pass


, A NEW addition to The Grand's youth theatre


ffiProws'on in 2013 is Backstage Pass Uttie Stars, : stage school for four to six-year-olds, which : starts on Saturday (January 12th).


Qualified tutors will deliver the practical


iSKsions and children will develop confidence and creative skills in an Arts environment.


Co-ordinator'Sarah Crackles said: "Our Little Stars programme will holistically combine the performing and aeative arts, giving young ones the opportunity to discover and grow with other children in a supportive environment."


; ^ . Backstage Pass Little Stars begins this


Saturday (from 12-30 to 2 p.m.) and runs for six weeks until Februaiy 16th, when a showcase of work will be presented for family and friends.


. Spring term is priced at £70 per child for


the full six weeks and payment should be arranged on the first day of term. For more information or to reserve a place, contact The . Grand reception on 01200 421599, ore-mail: cafebistro@the-grand.org.uk


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SELECTED EVENTS^ JANUARY


,1 5^ _ L a d ie s F ilm Night: T h e Five Year Engagement (7pm £ 1 4 .5 0 )


2 0^ __Be My B and -Fin a le (6 .3 0 pm £3) 25^”__Family Fu n: Winter Wonderland. (4 .3 0 pm £ 4 )


.2 5 ^ _A c o u s t ic Village XIII: H a rp& .A Monkey / Panjenix / Beat Based / Conserv e (8pm £ 6 )


2 6 ^ _K a z a b ia n + Gues ts (7pm £ 7 ) 2 7 ™ J e a v e n In The Afternoon (3pm £6) 29^__Film: C hasing Ice (6 .3 0pm £12/£6)


FEBRUARY T"__Buddy Holly's Winter Dance Party (7pm £ 1 5 /V IP £ 2 5 )


2''^_B!ackmamba/Those Dirty Words (7pm £ 5 )


JANUARY 2 5 th


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range of songs and ' melodies.


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S'^^—Th e A n im a ls & Fr iends With Steve C ro p p e r (6 .3 0 pm £15)


E ric Ainsworth Quartet with Lyn Fairb ank s


FEBRUARY 1st


Harlem's Disc iple s


8th Mark Lewis Trio 15th


Adrian In g ram ’s Ja z z Dawgs


2 2 th . E ric Ainsworth Quartet with Lyn Fairbanks


MARCH 1st 8th 15th


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5 ‘ ''—LFN ; A n n a Karenina (7pm £ 1 4 .5 0 ) 9 ' ’‘__The Wave Pictures + Jo n n ie C ommo n (7pm £10)


1 T ‘—R Ib cag ed : An Inspector C a lls (7pm £ 1 2 /£ 6U 1 8 s )


12’'’_ _Rib caged:. An Inspector C a lls (7pm £ 1 2 /£ 6U 1 8 s )


i5^^„,NRG (7pm £ 5 )


16^—R ib cag e d : An Inspector C a l ls (2pm £ 1 2 /£ 6U 1 8 s )


15^'’_T .R e x ta sy (7pm £15) 17'*^__Monster C eil id h Band ■ (2pm £ 8 /£ 4U 1 8 s / F re e U12)


* For a full list of all of the events taking place at The Grand, please visit our website.


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