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www.clitheroeadvertlsenco.uk Clltheroe Advertiser, & Times,Thursday, January 17,2013. 1 - 51 J _ EVENTS
Ca^e Museum To Thursday January 31st Spot the silly sonwman. Every Saturday from 2 pjti. Story time. Every Sunday, 11 a.m. to 330 p.m. Crafly Sunday fim. Every Monday during term time.
Mystery object handling (adults only). Intriguing objects from
the collections Introduced by a museunri assistant
Steward’s Gallery
at Castle Museum To February 6th Limestone Landscapes. Exhibrtion of work inspired by local limestone landscapes.
BralHus Gallery,
Chipping To February 28th, 9 a.m. to 430 p.m. daily.
Winter exhibition featuring the artistic endeavours of Lancashire painters, potters, woodturners and jewellery makers among others. Free admission.
Platform Gallery,
CliUieroe Daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 10 a.m. to 43 0 p.m. Saturday. Exhibited art and marketplace for hand crafted gifts. Free admission.
Clitheroe Library Every Thursday, 930 a.m. to noon Braille IL Tel. 01200426063. Tuesdays at 2 p.m. Toddler Rhyme Time -term time only. Thursdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 2 p.m. Story time.-Sessions during term time only.
Chatbum Library
Every Thursday, l-15to 1-45 p.m.
Story time for pre-school children.
St Michael&St John’s Parish
Centre, Lowetgate Every Monday evening. Ribble Valley Visually Impaired Group. Tel: 01200 426822.
PendleClub,
Lo%vergate Every Tuesday at 730 p.m. Sequence dancing for over-55s.
Every Wednesday, 2 to 4 pun. Young at Heart Club for gentle seated exercise.
Gisbum Festival
Hall First Saturday of month, 1030 a.m. to 430 p.m.
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■ THIS crosswortd is just for fun - no prizes are given. The solution will be in next week's issue of The Valley. ACROSS
7. A different paper to be published (6) 8. Price for one heraldic device (6) 10. One in a class of his own? (iO 11. Put a mark on the envelope that's open (5) 12. Scraps the chances of winning (4)
13. Flung one in the outhouse (5) 17 and 4 Down. Theatrically speaking, he's constantly on the move when working (5-7) 18. Noble look (4)
22. Sounds like a means of receiving the spirit of Shakespeare (5)
23. Barker makes mother rigid (7) 24. Somehow arming the border (6) - ■ 25. A formal record for a short time (6) DOWN
1. Is to ban the break-up of fortification (7) 2. Regions paradoxically including the downs (7)
3. Potentate plants tree in Pennsylvania (5) 4. 5ee 17 Across 5. It can make music, but it's usually stopped (5) 6. Nibbles at quantities of grain (5) 9. Many cheer the downfall of Satan (4-5) 14. Applaud a justified demand, we hear (7) . 15. Re-unite the following for a change (7) 16. Irresponsibly meddles with firearm in back-street (7) 19. Hands a friend the manuscript (5) 20. In the barrel it really is nearly a quart (5) 21. Bustling atmosphere about the street (5)
SOLUTION TO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD Across: 1 Nippy; 4 Tedious; 8 Headman; 9 Movie; 10 Lest; 11 Keyboard; 13 Beau; 14 Blue; 16 Alienate; 17 BaiL 20 Rotor 21
. Mandate; 22 Dresden; 23 Tiers.
Down: 1 No holds barred; 2 Plays; 3 Yams; 4 Tender; 5 Dumb bell; 6 Obviate; 7 Steadfastness; 12 Garnered; 13 Bristle; 15 Stamen; 18 Adage; 19 Knot ' '
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Bowland Guild of Spinners, Weayersand Dyers.
Waddin^pn
Methodist Church Every Riday, 10 to 1130 am. Waddlers Toddler Group.
St Mary’s Centre,
Ciitheroe Mondays. Toddler group, ladies’ badminton, line dancing, pilates, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. Tuesdays. Jujitsu. Wednesdays. Zumba, tai chi. Brownies, Spanish lessons. Thursdays. Yoga, Latin dancing. Fridays. Line dancing. Saturdays. Weight Watchers, Sparkle Dance Academy.
Cirtheroe United
Reformed Church Every Tuesday from noon to 130 p.m. Open church including a short service of reflection at 1230 p.m. Friday, January 18th, and
every other Friday at 130 pm. Whizz Tots mums and toddlers group.
Ribbie Valley
Dance Studio Mondays at 10-45 a.m. and Thursdays at 10-15 a.m. In Clitheroe United Reformed Church. Zumba Gold, Latin dance work-out for mature movers. New participants very welcome. Cost£4. Mondays at 130 p.m. . Pre-school ballet for children aged 3 plus. Basic ballet moves and musicality. Booking required. Mondays at 5-15 p.m. Ballet for teens. Suitable for beginners from age 11 plus. Booking required. Mondays at 6 p.m. Adult beginners’ tap. A 10 week course that will be repeated regularly. For further infomiation and, to book places on any of the above, cal Lindsay o'n 07881 854944 or e^nail info®
ribblevalleydance.com.
Trinity Methodist
Church Every Tuesday at 11 a.m. Elderflower group. Gentle
seated exercise. Tel: 01200 453076/453077.
Trinity Community
Centre Every Wednesday night. Kai Karate Club.
Gisbum Stirk House Hotel Every Thursday at 7 p.m.
Women’s weekly personal
development group. Isn’t it time 2bu?. Contact Carolyne Lobb on
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■ Further details of some of these events can be found in the ad vertisements in WHAT'SON. To advertise in WHAT'SON please phone 01772 838114.
01200 -445258 for further details.
First Choice Credit
Union Every Friday, 2 to 3 p.m. At Crtizens’ Advice Bureau, Wesleyan Row, Parson Lane, - Clitheroe. First Choice Credit Union for savings accounts and affordable loans. Open to all Ribble Valley residents. Tel. 01706 215082 or log on to
www.firstchoicecu.co.uk.
Angela Westwell School of Dance, Moor Lane,
; all. Costis£3.50perperson. : For further information, : telephone Jennifer Green : on 01254 296122 or-ejnail :
jennifer.green@
brfcttustco.uk. : - Eveqr TUesdaiy, 315 to 10 pun. • Beginners’ ballroom dancing : classes. Tel. 07732 826176 : fordetails. : Wednesday evenings : WarcockArchers.Fbr : information, call 01254 : 248317 : Thursday evenings • Badminton club. New players : needed. All welcome. Also, ; value for money court hire : available. For details, call ; 07772790954.
Ciitheroe Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 930 a.m. Dancing Babies. Dance class for ; children aged from two years. EveryWeihiesdayiiiomSpun. : Ladies’ adult balletclass. Cost • £4. For further information on : these classes and to enrol for RAD ballet, IOTA modem jazz
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and tap (all grades), telephone : 01200444211.
Whailey
Methodist Church i Every Tuesday, between >-15 and 11 a.m. ittle Rshes ^ u p for toddlers. ; and babies with parents or carers.
: • Sillington &
Lamgho Village Hall i Dally
Pre-school playgroup. Indoorand : outdoor play areas. Call 07986 : 255643 for further information. : ivety Monday afternoon .eisureclubforover-55sto make friends, play dominoes, scrabble and table tennis. New friends welcome, tel. 01254823794.
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Every Tuesday, 7 to S p.m. Zumba. Fitness class open to :
: I Whalley Countiy
Dance Group Every Friday, from 730 to 930 p.m. Class meets in Whalley Methodist Church. Beginners are welcome and there is no need to bring a partner. ' Cost is £3 per class including tea and biscuits. For further information, call 01282 770702.
Lip Reading & Managing Hearing
: boogie, blues, jazz, funk and : gospel to Clitheroe, supported : by The One Voice Community : Choir. Tickets £10. : Saturday, January 19th, : 730 p.m. : Fundraising concert for St ; Mary’s Spire featuring live music : from The Witnesses, Drop the I Hoor and Jordan Ferguson. See : HighlightTicketsareilOfor ; adults and £5 for under 18s. : Sunday, January 20th, ■ 630 p.m.
; B eMyBand-RnaleJtfterl2 : weeks of tuition, practice and : rehersal, five local bands take to : the stage for
showtime.Tickets : are free to under 18s and £3 : for adults. : Friday, January 25th, noon : to 2 p.m.
Loss Every Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m. Free lip reading classes open to ■ everyone. Held in the meeting room at Clithefoe Library (there will be a 30p charge for refreshments). For further information, e-mail teacher Carol Riley at cariley@talk21. com or telephone on 01200 426769.
TheGrand Friday January 18th at 7 p.m. (doors) Tipitinia & The One Voice Community Choir. Nominated' fora British Jazz Award, Ronnie Scott’s Club favourites Tipitina bring their mix of New Orleans
I Eric Ainsworth Quartet with : Lyn Fairbanks. Lunch-time jazz ; returns to its Friday slot : Entry is £2 or free to holders of : The Grand’s Affin’rty Card. : Friday, January 25th, 430 ; to 630 p.m. : Family Fun Night Winter :
Wonderland.Snow themed : games with snow machine and : ice melt quiz. Tickets £4. : Friday, January 25th, 8 i p.m. I Acoustic Village returns fora new : season with Lancashire band I Harp and a Monkey, described as : Elbow for seaferers and ramblers. : Tickets £6. : Saturday, January 26th, ; 730 p.m. : Kazabian plus support. ; Fans of Kasabian might like : to see tribute band K^bian, : which apparently has a fan : in Kasabian’s frontman Tom : Meighan. Support will come : from two regional
bands.Tickets ■ £7. ; Sunday, January 27th, 3 : to 8 p.m.
; Heaven in the Afternoon: 3rd : AnniversaryllheGrand’s ; monthly soul tribute to Northern, : Mod, Tamla Movrtown and 60s
countnr^rock and blues outfit The a show to help raise nme ’v^
£yo (£5 under 18s) and there is a grand prize;.:-! nstirigs below:'^^^
Fergiison. Doors open at 7 p.m; : ;] (
and 70s R&B celebrates rts thrid birthday. Tickets £6. Tuesday, January 29th, 630 p.m. Rim of the Month: ■Chasing Ice". New monthly feature dedicated to showcasing the best in new cinema. The film will be screened at 8 p.m. Tickets are £6 for film only or £12 with supper. To book the above tel. 01200 421599.
Clitheroe Bridge
Club Thursday, January 17th. Monday, January 21st. Thursday, January 24th. Monday, January 28th. Thursday, January 31st. In Chatbum School Hall at . 7-15 p.m. Improvers and experienced players welcome.
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Nafturaists’Society Thursday, January 24th, 730 p.m. Meet in St Mary’s Centre, Church Brow, Clitheroe, for talk by Tim Melling entitled “A Wildlife Spectacle in Mexico". For further information, call Frank on 01200 446847.
Clitheroe Mountaineering
Club Friday, January 18th, to Sunday, January 20th. Weekend meet at the George Starkey Hut, Patterdale. Details from Ellen Darby on 01254 248221. Thursday, January 24th, at 8 p.m. Indoor meeting at Clitheroe Cricket Club with a talk by Richard Hargreaves entitled “A Trek through the Balkans’ . Non members welcome. Sunday, January 27th, 8 ajn. Meet at council offices car park for Pendle. Details from Nick Millward on 01200 441346.
Citbmte Randilers
Sunday, January 20th, 9 ajn. Meet at Chester Avenue car park for the Ladybird Trail, Great Harwood. Penny Pitty 01200 427395. Tuesday, January 22nd, 1 pun. Meet at Chester Avenue car parkforGrindleton. Veronica Millward 01200 441346. Saturday, January 26th, 9 a.m.
Meet at Chester Avenue car park for Roddlesworth. Geoff Emngton 01254 814990.
Stepping Out Thursday, January 17th, 130 p.m.
MeetatEdisfbrd Bridge, Clitheroe, for walk of up to seven miles. Friday, January 18th at 130 p.m. Meet at Platfomrr Gallery, Clitherrje, for walk of up to three and a half miles.
Sunday, January 20th, 2 p.m. Meet at Mitchell Street car park, Clitheroe, for gentle walk of up to a mile and a half. Monday, January 21st, 130 p.m. Meet at Foxfields, Billington, for walk of up to four and a half miles. Tuesday, January 22nd, 1030 a.m. Meet at the Langdon Intake for walk of five to seven miles with time for stops to take in views and examine flora and fauna. Allow up to four hours and take a packed lunch. Thursday, January 24th, 130 p.m. Meet at West Bradford village hall for walk of up to seven miles. niday, January 25th, 130 pjn. Meet at Sabden car; park for walk of up to three and a half miles. Sunday, January 27th, 2 pjn. Meet at Platform Gallery, Clitheroe, for walk of up to one and a half miles. Monday, January 28th, 130 p.m. Meet at Dunsop Bridge car park for walk of up to four and a half miles. This walk is open to those needingTrampers (electric all terrain bugg'es for people with limited mobility). To book a Tramper for a small charge (donation) to be delivered to start of walk, telephone Simon O’Rourke on 01200 425028 or 07594550130. Thursday, January 31st, 130 p.m. Meet at Whalley bus station for walk of up to seven miles. Walks are free to join. For further infomiation, call Bam’e Williams on 01200 414484.
Knowle Green
Village Hall Tuesday, January 22nd, and Tuesday, January 29th, 8 p.m. Line dancing with Sharon. Costs £2.50 including drinks and biscuits. New dancers welcome. Wednesday, January 23rd, and Wednesday, January 30th, 730 p.m. Advanced sequence dancing. Cost£3, including drinks and biscuits. Monday, January 2Sth, 730 p.m. Whist and dominoes. To plays costs £1.50, including tea and biscuits.
Ribble Fun Club Sundays at 730 p.m. Rim club that meets in the New Inn, Parsons Lane, Clitheroe, to show world cinema and British films, including contemporary, classic, documentaries and
animation. Tojoin costs £15 ■ ceryear. No entrance charge tor screenings. Turn up or call
01200 424444 for further details.
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Lu)(yry M o d e r n Win tickets for Nigel .Ogden concert
THE aisles of Christ Church Chatburn will be ringing to music from its splendid new organ on Friday February 8th, and in the hands of a true expert. ; Nigel Ogden, long-time prwenter
of BBC Radio 2's "The Organist Entertains", will play a specially prepared selection of popular and light classical music at the church. His favourite styles of music and personable manner will already hie well-known to the thousands of listeners to his perpetually popular radio programmes. Nigel started playing the organ at
the age of 12 and it was the family trips to see Reginald Dixon at the Wurlitzer in the Blackpool Tower Ballroom that really got him hooked on the beauty of the instrument. At the time of having his own electronic organ business in Sale, Cheshire, he also began presenting The Organist Entertains - a programme on which he had featured rriany times as a player since 1972. He has since ‘ ■ continued to present the weekly BBC radio programme. The Chatbum concert also includes
a performance by The Haslingden Choir, a mixed voice ensemble who will perform a wide range of
material. There have been many requests for this popular choir to return to the church after their successful performances in the past. The concert promises a rich and
varied programme of music and, as with previous music events at Christ Church Chatburn, it will be presented to professional standards. This one-off concert by a star of the BBC already proving popular, with a high demand for tickets. The organisers advise obtaining yours
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and now that has been successfully achieved, it is fitting to have the
Organist Nigel Ogden at the hallowed keyboard of Blackpool Tower Ballroom's mighty Wurlitzer.
top UK organist of light music to perform this first concert on the new organ. The Haslingden Choir make an ideal partner with the music that Nigel will be performing." Proceeds from the concert are
organiser, said: "We are very excited that Nigel has agreed to play for us. He is the countr/s leading expert of the light rnusic style on the organ and I am sure he will be able
• to show the unique colours of the organ in new and surprising ways, and that can only be enhanced further within the marvellous acoustics of the church. "We are arranging a live video relay
to enable the audience to see him play in close-up. The music events at Christ Church Chatbum Were first set up to raise money for the organ.
to be split between the upkeep of the church and the East Lancashire Contact Centre, a charity which enables non resident parents to re establish contact with their children. The Nigel Ogden Concert on February 8th starts at 7 r 3 0 p.m. (doors 7 p.m.) and tickets, priced at £8 including refreshment, are available from Roy Porter Butchers in Chatburn or by ringing 01200 441624 or 01254 384893. • In conjunction^ with the
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