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Library gives chance to view and celebrate


Chatburh’s remarkable railway heritage At ChatburnLibr-iry, June ^ ■ see firsthand howthe sta- sees the conunencenient of the “Changing Tracks? pro; ■-


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' granune of events in Lanca-^'i shire,-which celebrates the county's railways.


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Froih Tuesday June 4th,peo- ple can go along to Chatburn Library to see a layout and > . ■ scale model of Chatburn Sta­ tion! The layout formspart of a summer-long display, ,-: ■


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Q u ic k C lu e s : A c ro s s I .H in t (10) 7 . Killed (5) 8.


• which can be seen during; i- normal library opening : • ■ * : hours. Themodel was built by rail enthusiast Peter ■ <' Schofield, of Sawley, and of­ fers a unique opportunity to


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Furthemiore; 15 Improvident 17 .;■. Forlornly; 19 Toy; 21 Vague; 22 . Propose. Down: 1 Vogue; 2 S e t •) > : 3 Solo; 4 Statement 5 Joinery; 8 Spread; 11 Querulous: 13 Tavern; 14 >


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Localamateurdramaticgroup RATS, from Ribchester, per­ formed‘‘Pastimes” by Brian Jeffries, a comedy based in a seaside cafe run by two mid­ dle-aged b r o t h e r s . ' .


■ ,::From the .very first scene the dialogue was interwoven with complicated actions and asides which provided lots of challenge for Steven Johnson in the role of Bill. Both Steven , and John Royle, playing Sam, were adept at portraying the


game-playing, slightly camp . brothers in their uneventful


livesuntilSuzannahRogerson. playing Linda, affectionately known as Matlock, turns the


. brothers lives upside down. Supported by Ann Lang in ■


the role of Connie, her grand­ mother, and Sue Cronshaw as the hapless Winnie, the action veers from present day to for­ ty years previously when the quartet’s pasts had been inter­ twined.


,. AnexcellentsetjCreatedby John Sharpies and his team,


• enabled this talented group of actors to create two hours o f , mesmerising and comical ac­ tion whilst the audience were


'able to work out exactly where thestorywasheadingf ; Needless to say the pair of


brothers weren’t as innocent as they would have the view­ ers believe! *•. '


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I CLOSING DATEWEDNESDAY MAY 22ND g \


:>:On Saturday June 8th, Pe- , ter will givcalecturebn , the history of the railway ^ -1. in Chatburn. Go along tobe


vii surprisedat justhowcriti- . ;■ cal a role Chatbimn played as


• a thriving Victorian rail cen- tre,andhowimportantthe


ii railway was to Chatburn’s ' : i industrial heritage. It begins at 11 am, all are invited and :: ' : there is no charge, but book-


;: ing is essential. To book, stop -by or phone the library on


.. 01200441047 during normal library opening hours. ■


Refurbished viflage


haBhasbeenunu^ The bank holiday duck race


: was the first event to be held in the newly refurbished-, Newton village hall, where prize giving was held and; : refreshments were also served.. With grantfunding from. - Kibble Valley Borough Coun­ cil and the Lancashire Envi-; ronmental Fund, the hall has been further insulated with new double glazed doors fit­ ted and the internal walls plastered and re-decorated.. The neict village event is the treasure hunt and barbeque on Friday, June 21st at 6 p.m


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