Clitheroe 22S2J, (Editorial), 22S2S (Advertising). Burnley 422881 (Classified) ~IHHK£*ptted Mushrooms |
; o f Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho
with Daniel Bradley, i (01254 240662)
THE head chef at one of the area’s most successful hotels
the Mytton Farm Hotel, Langho,
for.two years.
'
Mrs Frank and Lilian Hargreaves and has become one of the premier hotels in the Ribblc Valley. Originally part of the family
The hotel is owned by Mr and
farm, the property was the scene of what must be one of the most
a The venture has certainly been
has brought this week’s Dish of the Week. , ; Daniel Bradley has worked at
head chef at Mytton Fold for two years. Previously he worked in Bar-
returning to revisit the hotel, ideally situated just off the A59 at Langho. Daniel Bradley has been the
success, with many guests
successful diversifications in the area. As the imposition of milk quotas
made their dairy farm no longer viable, the Hargreaves .turned to the hotel trade, converting a barn into a conference centre and ban queting suite and part of the sur rounding farmland into an 18-hole golf course.
gained third place in the Scottish and Newcastle head chef of the year competition. He is married with two sons and lives in Clitheroe.
Potted Mushrooms (serves four) Ingredients
• 6oz. button or cup mushrooms • 1 clove crushed garlic
row-in-Furness, ironically for Cyril Whiteside, who is a former landlord of the White Lion Hotel, Clitheroe. He has also worked at the Hark to Bounty, Slaidburn, where he
• 6oz. butter. • grated rind of a lemon • •
salt andpepper . Method
few drops of Worcester sauce
carding the stalks, and coarsely chop.
1. Wipe the mushrooms, dis
ter for one minute. Add the mush rooms and continue frying over a moderate heat for a further three minutes. 3. Drain the mushrooms in a
2. Fry the garlic in half the but LOWER
sieve, then place in four individual dishes.
ter, lemon rind, Worcester sauce, salt and pepper, and heat until the butter has melted. 6. Pour over the mushrooms and
BUCK INN 4. Combine the remaining but
allow to cool, then chill for several hours. Serve cold with thin slices of hot buttered toast.
Waddlngton CLITHEROE 28705
Food Served Dally
Lunchtime and evenings
WHEN the sun is shining and Wimbledon is underway, there is only one thing on my mind. Not, of course, British victory (I’m not that opti
mistic), but strawberries and champagne! In a perfect world, there is nothing to beat sitting
back in the sunshine with a bowl of fresh strawber ries and a glass of chilled champagne. Unfortunately, unless you win the lottery, it is not
really affordable on a regular basis. Let’s be honest; champagne is expensive. It is pro
duced by a long, labour-intensive process, in a region of great tradition, and commands a high price based on a reputation built up since Dom Perignon’s time. However, before you give up hope of being able to
shut your eyes anti imagine yourself on the centre court, there are now so many excellent and inexpen sive alternatives to champagne that you can now pamper yourself whenever the fancy takes you. The sparkle in champagne is formed by fermenting
the wine in-bottle. There are many cheap sparkling wines on the market whose fizz is achieved by inject ing carbon dioxide into the wine, in tanks, before bot-
o f Whiteside’s Wine Merchants, Shawbridge Street,
With Sue Lewtas, Clitheroe (01200 22281)
thng it. These types of wines tend to be disappointing, as
mented, that is made in the same way as champagne. There are some stunning fizzy wines to be found
with an attractive “toasty” flavour, it is, at £5.49, only a fraction of the price of its mentor. So, sit back, relax and spoil yourself — without having to take out a second mortgage!
by Australian winemakers Penfolds. A sparkling dry white that is fairly weighty and
from every corner of the wine-growing world. My suggestion is Richmond Royal Brut, produced
the flavour is uninteresting and the fizz does not last very long. I prefer a sparkling wine that has been bottle-fer
*★ ★ ★ ★ **★ ***■*★ * * Friends Of Grindleton* *
* F O G S I School ;
; SUMMER FUN: 1 EVENING AND *
* BARBECUE * * Friday, July 7th, 1995 ★ 6*30 p.m. start
GRINDLETON C.E. SCHOOL
* Meal Inc lu d ed In p r ic e * * • Fcnet Racing
* • Sponsored Bounce
* • Hot Air Balloon? * • Face Paintli . * Magician - .«
^ • Licensed Bar * • Tombola
iting • Raffle
J • Games. . . and much more * *
* Adults £3.50 * (including supper) *
* (supper if required 50p) * Children free
* *
HARROP FOLD COUNTRY FARMHOUSE HOTEL
NOW SERVING
Morning Coffee. Light Lunches, Afternoon Tea as well as Evening Dinner
Sunday Lunches £10.50
Grindleton-to-Slaidburn Road Telephone: 01200 447600
Enjoy a day in
beautiful Nidderdale in 50 1 acres o f crops and trails
'described Marisa Robles — one of the celebrity pe r formers at the Ribchester
THE perfect harpist is how th e ‘*New York T ime s”
Festival of Music and Art. Miss Robles has been described
gramme featuring works by Bach, Handel, Mozart and, Aibeniz,.skill- .. , i .fully interlaced i with a flourish > of;
concert at St Wilfrid’s Church were quick to realise that she is also without equal in terms of wit and repartee. Her harp-playing skills were exhibited to the lull by a pro
. anecdotes and warm-hearted humour. Miss Robles has performed with
many of the world^s great orches tras and fittingly so for she is
by music critics as without equal on her instrument. Those lucky enough to see her in
P .Y .O . STRAWBERRIES Crop in abundance.
Marisa Robles, harpist,
a t S t Wilfrid’s Church, Ribchester (Ribchester Festival o f Music and Art)
standing compositions for the tele-- vision dramatisation of “The Nar nia Chronicles". Her concert in the wonderfully
television series, called “Con certo!”, with James Galway, Dud ley Moore, Michael Tilson Thomas and th e London Symphony Orchestra. Her Ribchester programme also included a selection of her out
historic Ribchester church more than fulfilled its promise to be one of the highlights of this year’s Rib
GAWTHORPE HALL.
Padlhan],nrUumley, Liintuhhlre, UU128UA [ te l . 01282 778511
Off The Ground Productions presents
William Shakespeare’s
R E N D E Z V O U S 10.00pm - 2 .0 0 am
FR ID A Y a n d S A T U R D A Y
OrU/lpt You U/B An open air production
1 8 th & 1 9 th J u ly a t 7 .3 0 p m Tickets £5.00 (Concessions £3.50)
available from Gawthorpe Halt and Burnley Mechanics Limited seating provided
Blankets and something to sit on are recommended Performances will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions
ST PAULS CHURCH Low Moor
25th ANNIVERSARY OF THE CHURCH'S OPENING
CELEBRATION OF THE
Family Communion with the Bishop of Lancaster
Sunday, 9th July 10.30 a.m.
rf : " . Special musical items
COUNTY QUALITY ANTIQUE FA IR S
Stlrk House Hotel. Glsburn, near Clitheroe (A59)
PETRE MARKET AND
GIANT CAR BOOT ■ Every Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Lanaho. near Whalley off A59 roundabout ”
V ALL HARD STANDING 8 ACRE towards Whalley
Cars from £7 vans and new good from £9 arrive from 7.30am Also Open Wed, Sal, Sun In Keighley Town Centre
ENQUIRIES (01254) 240298
DAVID SIMMONS : LB.IPP
CLITHEROE RIDING CENTRE Saturday and Sunday Childrens Fun Mornings ; > V 10 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
Stable management and riding tuition £8.00 per 2'/a hour session
Also available: Pony trekking,
droup and private lessons, for beginners and novices
oi’-.i/ please telephone ■ 01200 24749 for further details
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Browsholme Hall
(I Iwuc »Q!icl*nrker Inmilv) O p en ,
every Saturday in July
2.00-4.30pm :
Child Portrait Photographer of the Year 1993-94-95 - (B.I.P.P. N.W. Region) .
Requires 1
HOMES OR FARMHOUSES FOR PORTRAITURE
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES , LIVING IN COUNTRY
For entry Into professional, portrait competitions. No fees payable - telephone for details
Tel. 01200 23241 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
J Follow the crowds every Sunday for 14 $ weeks . . . to possibly thebest
MARKET/CAR BOOT : iu the Ribblc Valley — Where? :
On A682 between Glsburn and Long Preston , J 1,000s of Bargains. Snacks available
NETTLEBED . *
LADIES AND GENTS TOILETS ON SITE * Car Boots £6; Market Stalls £1 per ft •
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Tel: 01200 445657 ,
♦ No arrivals before 8 a.m. No bookings necessary, just turn up 4 5 '
5 . | 1W5 Nalional Tour of I lalnric I louscj , *.
■; licenced Bar : Entrance from 6.00pra TICKETS £9.50 from ClilhwoeTIC <01200 25566) restrictions Bronsholme Hall (01254 826719V,
Only quality and genuine antiques offered for sale at this event PLEASE NOTE:
■ THIS SUNDAY, JULY 9th 10 a.m.-4.30 p.m.
Next Fair - 8th October
For deta ils ring 0 17 56 7 48 34 4 o r 058 9 3 85 08 5
P
ior a perieci summer evenimi Open a i r the atre
Friday July 14th at 7.30pm Box Hedge Theatre Company presents
■ ^
Browsholme Hall, nr Clitheroe Bring a pirok anil tnjag the prrfgmunrc in ttugalfimd umuulmgs
' ' j
6 th to 11th Ju ly ’ Tburs, rri. Sat 10.30am to 9.00pm •
Thursday ^ (Excluding Sunday)
OPENING TIMES =* a (Subject to Demand)
\ Mon, Tues, 10.50am to 10.00pm IP s Fun] .MARKET/
BURMLEYl OPEM
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WORLDBEAT MUSIC IN THE SUNSHINE FROM SENEGAL
SENSATIONAL AFRICAN RHYTHMS AND REGGAE BEAT. + Support Band REBEL LION from Burnley
NIOMINKA Bl N’DIAXAS
CLITHEROE CASTLE OPEN AIR ARENA THIS SATURDAY JULY 8TH - 2:30 PM . FREE ADMISSION-ALL WELCOME
Organised by Ribble Valley Borough Council Arts Unit.
S U N D A Y M A R K E T AND CAR BOOT SUNDAY JULY 9th
* WHALLEY * Situated on Mitton Road, Whalley
MASSIVE COLLECTION OF CAR BOOT ITEMS. Market butcher on site plants and shrubs.
THOUSANDS OF NEW BARGAINS PLUS' Kiddies motorbikes.
BRING THE FAMILY - SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY Car boot spaces from £8 - arrive between 8a.m. and 9a.m.
ENQUIRIES (01282) 843703 OR (0850)843073
PARTY TO OURS! BRING YOUR
I W h a l le y 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 3 0 8 6
one of the world’s greatest har pists and composers of harp music. She recently completed a major
chester Festival and a chance for Ribble Valley music-lovers to hear one of the truly great performers of our time.
Andrew Hindley and his hard working team who have now put the Ribchester Festival firmly on the map.
Theresa Robson
event and a feather'in the cap of festival 'o rg a n ise r the Rev.
sending its golden rays streaming through the church’s windows ana onto her harp! This was a truly wonderful
Even the sun acquiesced —
Hirstwith, Harrogate, N. Yorks Open every day 9 a.m. - 8 p.m..
V^Teli (01423) 771360/ S PR ING ER S
Surrey Road, Nelson (Junction 13 M65)
SUNDAY, JULY 9th INDOOR CAR
Refreshments available Traders £8 from 8.30 a.m. Public from 10 a.m.
BOOTSALE Stalls £8
Coming s o o n .... RING 696225 FREE ADMISSION
Watch this space or ring 01200 23511 for details
CJ*s SW IM M IN G SCH O O L
at Stonyhurst College Presents a
SWIMMING LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS ONLY Age ranges from 4-8 years
CRASH COURSE OF
Starts Monday, July 3 1st - Friday, August 4th
2 p.m. - 4 p.m. in half hour sessions Course fee £25 incl. certificate
For details contact Mr C. Riley on 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 6 1 6 6
OPENING TIMES
Mon - Fri 10-30 a.m. - 5-30 p.m. Sat - Sun 10-30 a.m. - 6-00 p.m.
Gisburne Park Estates Ltd
on the A59 edge of Gisbum Village towaras Skipton
tel: 01200 445600 For availability FreslUy dux new potatoes,
vegetables, red and blackcurrants Front Saturday
New Season Garden Peas Fully Frozen » iOlhs X4.20 Real Dairy Ice Cream Picnic Area, Farm Shop
Clitheroe Football Club ^ C o f f e e M o r n i n g ®
Saturday July 8th, 10 am to 12 noon in the
MAYORS PARLOUR Church Street, Clitheroe
Admission 50p includes Coffee and Biscuits
★ T om b o la S ta l l ★ ★ C a k e S ta l l ★ ★ P la n ts ★
WELLGATE FISHERIES T H E S A L M O N
WI1AIXEY ROAD, CUTHEROE. Tel: 01200 22421
[CRAVEN HEIFER
SERVING ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES MIKE ALONE *Slnipty |
F r i ju ly 7th
Sa tju ly 8th
Sun July 9th
KELLY JO
die I Best* |
Superb | Female 1 Vocalist |
FIONA STEELE Fantastic Vocalist
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- ★ Games r Stalls-Refreshments-Raffle5 *
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CUTHEROE AREA WOMEN'S INSTITUTES - S H O W -
St. Augustine's School, Billington Near Whalley
SATURDAY, JULY 8th
------------ 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. ------------ Admission 40p
W.I. Market • Demonstrations • Refreshments ,
Crafts - Flowers - Childrens Section Preserves - Confectionery BROjOKSIDESGHQOL SUMMERFAIR 8th *
* *
Frl 28th July, 2pm
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FRIDAY 7th July LASER KARAOKE SATURDAY . ST A R NIGHT 8th July
PILS £1.00
Top Male Vocalist Now weekly
entertainment
PER BOTTLE Treasure Chest £50
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Members & guests always welcome
Room available for any functions, parlies, weddings etc Please phone for details 01200 22967
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Thrilling Adventures from the , Tales of the Arabian Knights
Puppet Cabaret Frida y 2 8 th J u ly , 8 .0 0 pm
JAZZ COLLEGE ALL-STARS IN CONCERT..; At Wood, Rob Bucklnnd. Stan Barker; Paul MilcholFDavIdson, Steve Berry. Dave Hassell with Special Guest Dan Snapc
Friday 5th August, 8.00pm
A Niiiht of l 'u ru ' with thi Ultimata Nirvana
Tribute BkkLn.
S a tu r d a y 1 2 th A u g u s t , 11 am - 't i l la te ! A Bayou Bonanza for all
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Uirw;t from
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Fri 18 th A u gus t, 8pm (La t* B a r t .b .c .) Bob AW7ey 50th Birthday Tribute
The neooAe zone BUFFALO SOLDIER
Recent Support to U3H0. Pato Bonton & Steel Pulse
& Killing Dub Grooves from ANALYTICAL ENGINE Plus the AXIS SOUND SYSTEM
Ticket Office: 01282 30055
LOUNGE ACTi m . foot-stompin' Cajun lovers ■
N IR V A N A ■ ! 2 hours nf !iur>^rb Swamp Sound*; wi thBALFA T O U JO U R S /▼N
BURNLEY mechanics
•k CHILDREN S SUMMER -k
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w e / i w e presents
cri-ir=^icrv?r= Frl 21st July &
Frt 4th Aug, 2pm
C L I T H E R O E
C O M M U N I T Y C H U R C H
People may let you down JESUS WILL
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We meet every Sunday at 10.30 a.m. in the Kings Centre, Mllfthome Avenue.
Everyone Welcome.
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