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Introduces
SPICY WILD ALASKA SALMON AND TOMATO SOUP
AN ideal, healthy dish to keep out the autumn chill — that is spicy wild Alaska salmon and tomato soup. It is
11 >y?™inS recipe, made with wild Alaska canned salmon,
spiced with paprika and a pinch of chilli powder. Wild Alaska salmon is excellent value
versatile,
lor money and highly nutritious, says the Alaska Seafood Informa tion Service, which has brought this recipe, being high in proteins, calcium and Omega 3 oils, and low m fat and cholesterol.
SALMON AND TOMATO SOUP Ingredients (serves four)
SPICY WILD ALASKA © 1 x ‘ 213g can of pink or red Alaska salmon
© 1 tbsp olive oil © 1 bunch spring onions, trimmed and chopped © 1 tbsp paprika • half tsp mild chilli powder © 1 pint tomato juice © 1 fish or vegetable stock cube dissolved in a quarter-pint of hot water © 1 x 200g tub low-fat cheese © 3()g small pasta shapes (soup pasta) © salt and freshly ground black pepper • 4 tbsp creme fraiche or soured cream © paprika, for sprinkling © chopped fresh chives, to garnish
Method
the skin and bones, if desired. Set aside. Heat the oil and saute most
1. Drain the salmon and remove FAMILY FUN & M o r r i s of the spring onions for about two
minutes, until softened. Stir in the paprika, chilli powder and most of the canned salmon. 2. Add the tomato juice and
stock. Heat until almost boiling, then cover and cook over a low heat for five minutes.
food processor and add the soft cheese. Blend until smooth.
3. Transfer to a liquidiser or
pan and add the pasta shapes and remaining spring onions. Heat and simmer gently for 5-8 minutes, until the pasta is tender. Add the remaining salmon, then season with salt and pepper. Serve piping hot with a spoonful of creme fraiche or soured cream. Sprinkle with paprika and chopped fresh chives.
3. Return the soup to the sauce
Fun, magic and excitement with the Entertainer 3pm
On the Grapevine
DEMOCRACY is a thirsty business, if South African wine sales are anything to go by.
wine from South Africa, but by 1994 it had risen to nearly two million and last year fell just short of three — and is still growing!
historic Oude Libertas complex, the cultural centre of the Stellenbosch Farmers’ Winery.
The wine I am recommending this week is from the
first granted to an early Dutch settler, who named it “Libertas” or “Liberty”. William Charles Winshaw, an early American pio
This estate dates back to 1(589, when the land was
neer of the Cape wine industry and founder of SFW introduced Chateau Libertas in 1932. Since then, it
In 1990, the UK took less than 200,000 cases of
become one of the world’s hottest properties for qual ity wines.
In the years since democracy, South Africa has
has become one of South Africa’s most consistent and popular red wines.
vignon-based wine, acclaimed by connoisseurs for over GO years.
Chateau Lihertas 1992 (£4.49) is a Cabernet Sau-
This medium-bodied dry red has an appealing bou quet and velvety smoothness,distinguished by a
remarkable touch of lightness, and is perfect with lamb and red meat — or indeed the odd toast to democracy!
Bn my View
BORN 30 years too late, Kula Shaker seem determined to re-cre ate the sound of the swinging ’60s when it was in the grip of Eastern mania.
tures an era when trouser widths expanded, hair length quadrupled and beads became the essential fashion item.
This album successfully can-
of plagiarism, as so many of the songs on “K” sound familiar. But it is doubtful whether even the most ardent of ’60s purists could argue that they have not done a good job.
through the late ’(50s; each song d raw in g on th e d i f f e r e n t influences of a ground-breaking
come up for air. “K” a
ma.ckal mysUry lour
roaring “Hey Dude”, a rollercoas ter of a song that does not let you
The album opens with the rip- Some might accuse Kula Shaker
“K ” Kula Shaker ( Columbia)
musical era. Featuring prominently is the
use of Sanskrit, the ancient Indian language, as well as the sound of twanging sitars. It would appear that Kula Shaker have been con sulting their yogi, just as the Fab Four once did.
maybe the most commercial track, but it is by no means the song which holds the rest of the album together.
throughout the album, such as "Info flic Deep”, which is guaran teed to keep you humming the tune for hours afterwards. As if to prove their knowledge of the ’60s, the four-piece sing
Musical gems are scattered “Tattva”, the top five hit, is
about the hippy Jerry Garcia and his band The Grateful Dead. Then, for good measure, they throw in “Magic Lantern” , a track that sounds like the theme from one of Michael Caine’s Harry Palmer movies. Their credibility as ’GOs revival
ists is further strengthened by the fact that lead singer Crispian Mills is the son of actress Hayley. Clever lyrics and a good balance
just as much at home in the charts in 199(5 as it would have been a generation earlier. “K” is available from Townsend.
of influences means Kula Shaker have produced an album that is
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TOWN COUNCIL Public Participation Meetings
10th October 1996 at 7.30pm at Moot Hall, Public Library, Clitheroe.
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Friday, October 4th (6 nights)
not Sunday A Time to Kill!(15)| Evenings 7.30 p.m.
Gisbum Festival Hall
WHIST &
DONEHO S D RIV E
Admission £1.20 induding supper
aturday, October 5th at 7.30 p.m.
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jn x Y support of our Sunday Soccer With Andrew Byrne,
of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, Kiny Street, Clitheroe (01200 423152)
‘HAVE A GO DAY’ Saturday 5 th October 1996
A golden opportunity for all the family to try a wide range o f activities,
nibble vaiicy Junior Netball
Club Demonstrate then Have a Go
at ct give away price o f £2 for adults & £1 for U16’s
Soccer Stars (Kids of all ages) 10am Step Aerobics Karate Netball Demo Match Circuit Training Climbing Basketball Demo Match Turbo Tots Fit & Fun Aerobics for Over 50’s Fitness Lottery Draw Over 50’s Activities Table Tennis
Gym Sprint Challenge in the Fitness
Studio alt Day
Jujitsu Badminton Children’s Entertainer Short Tennis Volleyball Penalty Shoot Out
12 noon 10am 1 lam
12 noon 12 noon 12.30pm 1pm
1.30pm 1pm 2pm 2pm 2pm
2.30pm 3pm 3pm 4pm 4pm 5pm
Come along and Have a Go at one or ALL the activities on offer. Stay as long as you want.
e f t Fitness Testing
throughout the day with our Health & Fitness Consultant
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Bus... -‘11pm, 11.20pm, 11.45'pm , SATURDAY
J O H N N Y C NEW... NEW... LOVE BUS
NEW TIMES and ROUTE 11.20pm & 11.45pm
£1 from Clitheroe at White Lion ~ Pub, Dog & Partridge, Keystreet and Bridge Inn
, DON'T MISS THE LOVE BUS! Tel: Whalley 01254 823086
Have a Go at Rock Climbing Fully Supervised
12.30-3.30pm
Sauna included in £2 entrance fee
not available to U16‘s 3
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PRESENTATION NIGHT Thursday 3rd October
Dog & Partridge, Clitheroe
7.30 p.m. start - with presentation at 10 p.m. Disco until late - entrance free
General Meeting & Winter League Registration Night
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PLUS DISCO 8pm - 2.0am
Sunday O c to b er 6th Back by popular demand
(AN R0CKCLIFFE
Thursday Nlfihts - Promos. T-shirts. CD s etc with Top Club DJ Rogor 10pm to 2am Promoo/T ahlrta etc
THURSDAYS , 5
SUNDAY OCTOBER 13th Female Vocalist
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Sunday October 6th Coniston Cold, nr Skipton
(on A 6 5 b e tw e e n Hellifield an d Skipton) Continuous action from
9 .3 0 am to about 4 .3 0 pm
Com e an d watch th e horses in this beautiful setting
HODSONS OF GISBURN THE FAMILY FIRM • ESTIMATES FREE
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Fax: GISBURN 445902 Tel: GISBURN 445394 Day GISBURN 445397 Eve
Methodist Church West Bradford
HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE
Sunday 6th October at 2 p.m.
Rev. Brenda Leigh Preacher:
Musical items by Clitheroe Evening Guild Choir
Directed by Mr G. Hitchen
A warm welcome to everyone
A t te n t io n Antiques^ Collecto rs !
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