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Using an agency she survives a mind-numbing bore and a fanatical cycling freak before meeting the more stylish and sophisticated Geoff who charms both Norma and her mother Phoebe.

But as always the course of true love never runs smooth where would be the fun in that?

Geoff has a secret and it is the wily old Phoebe who discovers his true nature and helps Norma to a decision which brings the relationship to a surprising conclusion.

Reports from the players are that rehearsals are well under way and going well.

Norma is played by Amanda Pierce, Phoebe by Maureen Jackson, Geoff by Paul Higginbottom, and Geoffrey Jackson and Tony McDonagh also appear.

The Sunday performance is a charity night in aid of the British Heart Foundation.

Mr Wonderful is at The New Millennium Theatre in Waterfoot from Saturday, April 1 to Wednesday, April 8.

For tickets (£6 or £5 concessions) call Anne Riding on 01706 228720 or get them from Mace at Watts News, Burnley Road East, Waterfoot, or Rawtenstall tourist information centre.

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Some of us will still be able to get about - others with conditions like arthritis will find it more difficult.

How ageing will affect us is partly down to luck.

How ageing will affect us is partly down to luck - where the damage strikes first and hardest.

Some of it’s down to genes and some of it will be affected by how we choose to live our lives.

Researchers are beginning to look at the genetic contribution to ageing, linked with the human genome project.

Longevity.

Long life tends to run in families.

Longer lived parents tend, on the average, to have longer lived children.

The risk of age-related diseases, such as Alzheimer’s, appears also to have a genetic component.

Understanding how genes affect ageing will help us to understand how the ageing process unfolds.

As with all new research that seeks to harness the incredible power of genetic analysis, we mustn’t abuse the knowledge that will come.

Luckily it appears that the genetics of ageing can tell us only part of what may affect each of us as we grow old.

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