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I CinHEROEADVERTISERSTIMES VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT Stage Two’s 25 drama- rs


Stage Two Downham marked its 25th anni­ versary with a special evening of celebration at The Grand in Clitheroe.


. . • , Stage Two started as an amateur dramatic


group based in Waddington, but due to prob­ lems with the venue there it moved to Down- ham Village Hall in 1989 and since then has aimed to present two plays each year. ' The celebration event was a huge success


andTheGrandprovedawonderfulvenue.with a three-course meal and much technical sup­ port. During the event Stage Two stalwarts Kim Croydon, Bob Cleeve and Fran Osborne spoke to the large group of past and present members about die achievements of the group. Over the 25 years its plays have ranged from


Members pastand present enjoyed a wonderful evening of nostalgiaand celebration.


comedies and farces to thrillers and serious dramas, in which both actors and skilled back- stage crews have shown enormous enthusiasm and high expectations. Bob Cleeve paid tribute to the members


who had passed away. Their enormous con­ tribution, over many years, was recognised with appreciation and has been, and always will be, sadly missed. The Sparkle Sisters entertained a delighted


audience with their catchy numbers, followed by the newly-formed barbershop singers, Wrong Direction, who are all members of Stage Two. Afascinatingcollectionofmemorabiliawas


The evening's entertainment came form the Sparkle Sisters and home-grown barbershop group Wrong Direction.


displayedfor everyone to browse, but above all it was the friendliness, the sharing of memo­ ries and the laughter which will be remem­ bered for years to come - or at least until the next celebration I


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Meerkat and Racoon feeding 4pm S i Y


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IBfflilBPitWfffSl SowetoKinch who will playfor Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club.


Hot on the heels of the big­ gest and best Clitheroe Jazz Festival so far, the Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club presents it next regular monthly gig on Friday, June 6th. . It will feature the Soweto


Kinch Trio. Award winning alto-saxophonist and MC Soweto Kinch is one of the most exciting and versatile young musicians in both the British jazz and hip hop scenes. Undoubtedly one of the


few artists in either genre with a degree in modern his­ tory from Oxford University, he has amassed an impres­ sive list of accolades and awards-on both sides of the Atlantic - including a Mer­ cury Music Prize nomina­ tion, two UMA Awards and a MOBO for best jazz act


in 2003. In October 2007, he won his second MOBO award, at the O2 Arena, London, where he was an­ nounced as thewinnerin the best jazz act category - fend­ ing offstiffcompetition from the likes ofWynton Marsalis. The Clitheroe gig takes


place at the club’s usual ven­ ue, the Atrium Cafe Bar at Clitheroe Castle, which has a licensed bar, food available and ample parking. The gig starts at 8 pm


and tickets are £12 on the door, with a £2 discount for members and half-price for students and under-i6s The next club gig will fea­ ture The Weave on Friday,


July 11th. For more about the club,


including forthcoming gigs and other events, visit www. ryjazzandblues.co.uk


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Viewing is highly recommended for this excellent detached family home, which is on the market with Mortimers estate agents. Offered for sale at £387,500, 43 Oakdale Drive, Whalley, is a modern four bedroom prop­ erty that was only built two years ago and is still covered by the NHBC guarantee, with eight years remaining. On the popular Calder- stones Green development it


is ideal for a growing family. . . An entrance hall, which


has an Antico oakfloorandoff which there is a handy cloak­ room, leads through to a study and snug/dining room. More living a space is provided by a large lounge, which has double doors to the rear garden. The dining kitchen boasts


a range of walnut units with granite work tops, a-one-and- a-half bowl stainless steel sink, a double electric oven with four-ring gas hob and ex­


tractor canopy over. There is also an integrated dishwasher, fridge freezer and washer/ dryer. The floor is fully tiled and a double door leads to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are two


good sized bedrooms to.the front, with a Jack and Jill en suite containing a shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. The wall and floor are tiled. The master bedroom has


built-in wardrobes to one wall and has an en suite with


a shower cubicle, wash basin, WC plus tiled floor and walls. A fourth bedroom and the


family bathroom, which has a panel bath with a shelving unit over and a shower over, plus a wash basin, WC, tiled walls and ceramic tiled flooring,: complete this floor. Outside, there are lawned gardens to the front and rear, driveway and an attached single garage. For more details call


01254 825556 or visit www. mortimers-property.co.uk


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