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^ A bank holiday bonanaza is in store for dance fans when p j Dave Tupling holds a sec­ ond “Turning the Tables" at The Whalley Arms, Whalley, ’ onSunday.'.


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' ;v.The vital work of the Wa-


• ter Aid organisation w a s . ;>


: outlined by guest speak-'. cr Chris Wilcox to Clithe-.


:sroe U3A (University of th e ' Third Age).


,-Water Aid was created • by,UK.water companies


- ’ in igS i and has provided " ;t clean water andsanita- tion for. almost 20 million people.


Chris, who works for /; United Utilities, has visited


• Uganda where since 1984 ' a million people have en- -


■ joyed clean water and good ■ sanitation..


• Chris said one in 10 oi--


■ the world’s population do ’ not have access to clean


-drinking water and a third have no adequate sanita­ tion, leading to diseases


. such as trachoma of the ' eyes.


■ People in the UK use . about 160 litres of water ' ■


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Winner of Best Picture at the • ■ Academy Awards.: , . ..


A young man who survives a' ' ' disaster at sea is hurtled into an


; epic journey of adventure and fa' ■. discovery. While cast away, he ■'; - ' . forms an unexpected connections with another survivor a fearsome/ Bengal tiger


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faf.4'!(^Ladies Film Night: Pitch Perfect ; ■ /afai'r-?;C/pm £14.50 inc 2-course meal) ; ,,-.-;7’f’—An;Evening with Fiona Castle ;; ■ (7 pm £5)


? ^ ? '’k™ _U 2 -2 (7pm £12) 24th'. The Three Musikateers ' :


' •31st; Eric Ainsworth Quartet ‘with • ' '


Lyn Fairbanks (£3 / £1.50 affinity card holders)'«


; The season for Lunchtime Live concludes at the end of the month, scheduled to ?/ . return 30th August with Eric Ainsworth.” ;


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A .“I have many Beatherder ‘ regulars playing with two :


; /^rooms opens with duo gen-.v "res.' 5 ' ~ -


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' be a success.” ' •; The family-friendly beer;; garden lirierup {2 to 7 pm) in- : eludes Dean Jones, Alistair .


." McDonald, bk2bk, Duncan Dickins and DJ Clumsy.


: V; . T h e h o u s e / te ch “Blue ’ - Room’!, line-up (7 pm to 3 am)


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: sy, DJ Mini, Metalman, Kier-. ’ . on Ansbro and Si Whipp. . -:; - , Dave_thanked Johnson


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For many people, the most e n - ;


1 during memoryofRoyCastle I was the genial, much-loved ; hostofBBCchildren'sshow ’ Record Breakers,


i While presenting the smash- ! hit series, he broke nine world


records;.from playing the ! same tune on 43 different in­ struments in four minutes, to recording the fastest ever tap dance, a record that kill stands today.'


; .. Even in the las t few months ofhis remarkable life before ' he succumbed to lung cancer, ' his 1,200-mile Tour of Hope - when it was clear that the • 61-year-old musician, actor and presenter had little time left - attracted worldwide sympathyandsupport.


. ■ ' T t does surprise and amaze me that people re-


, member Roy, but hewas such an ordinary, humble man - . not a celebrity in that sense


: at all - and he made a huge Impression on everybody he metbecausehe loved life,” said ■ Roy’s widow Fiona (pictured above), ahead of visiting The: Grand (Friday, June 7th) to talk; about coping with the loss of; her husband. . ‘‘.There’s a new generation


. ; ofyoung adults who wouldn’t have a clue.who he was, yet


; ; people constantly want to talk to me about Roy nearly 20


. years after he died. People of- ; ten bring pictures and letters


-■ that Roy had written to show me and even though Record


. Breakers made him ahugece- ;: lebrity he never changed.” ■ A gifted trumpeter, a doc­


tor had told non-smoker Castle that his illness was probably caused by passive


' profile of the illness that he


: was able to help SO many peo- ; pie during his life. ; “The fact that we have be­


come smoke-free in public ar-' eas has made people aware of the health problems of smok­ ing and Roy helped achieve ? that.”


Fiona, who will share how


. she coped with the loss of her ■ life partner alongside some


; smoking during years of play­ ing injazz clubs. ■; , ; “Roy was incredibly brave, -


: the way he fought his Illness • with such courage and dignity in the public spotlight,” added - Fiona. “Henearlydiedin Glas-: r gow on the Tour Of Hope, and


; his nurse said to me that she • didn’t think he would make it through the night, but he battled on. It gives me great comfort, as well as raising the


: hilarious insights into Roy’s : . life, was introduced to Castle


; by comedian and friend Eric Morecambe. “Eric was a lovely man, a ;


very kind person who had a very sharp mind too. Like Roy, he was a true entertainer with


; incredible talent and he w as " verygoodtome.” • An Evening with Fio-' ;


na Castle takes place at The Grand, Clitheroe, on Friday; June 7th (doors 7 pm, stage 7:45pm, £5 advance ticket).';


Film charts how our world is ‘Trashed’


Winner of the Special Jury Prize at Tokyo International FilmFestival, “Trashed” doc-


.umentsabrave,investigative journeyundertakenbyactor Jeremy Irons, as he travels


/ around the world to beauti­ ful destinations tainted by the affects of pollution.


V Thisfilmwillbescreened at The Grand next Tuesday,


May 28th, as part of theClit- heroe venue’s “Film of the month” season. ■ Doors 6-3opm, screening


8 pm. The food an'd film tick­ et costs £12 and the cost for thefilmonlyis£6. ■


Award A v in n in g ‘Life of Pi’ to screen at The Grand this Saturday


The multi-award winning movie “Life of Pi” is set for


, the big screen at The Grand on Saturday night at a special


• “film and food” night. ; Life of Pi earned Ang Lee


' the Oscar for Best Director ; and also picked up the gong


for Best Cinematography. The film (certificate PG) is based on the novel by Yann Martel about a young man


who survives a disaster at sea and is hurtled into an ep­ ic journey of adventure and discovery. While cast away, he forms an unexpected con­ nection with another survi­ vor, a fearsome Bengal tiger. Life of Pi, at The Grand,


Saturday, May 25th, doors: 6-3opm, screening time: 8 pm.-Two-course meal and film £14.50, film only; £6. -


SELECTED EVENTS? M A Y '


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:;24’H;:;Zion Train,+. Jeramiah Ferrari (7pm £12)


:,25"L_£ilm & Food: Life of Pi (6.30/8pm)-


T ;; . £6 film only.£14.50 inc 2-course meall 26™_Heave'rrrri the Afternooiv{3--8prri £6)|


. 28™—Film of the Month: Trashed ; = . (6 30/8pm £ 6 /.£12 inc food) ■ 31?_Family Fun Night - (4.30pm £4)


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|i., 31?_:^coust|c Village: The Mirrortones, /'■ Baxter. Rhodes St Bill Orrick (8pm £6) ■


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