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g r l led cod provencale WITH BULGAR WHEAT AND CHEESE


w 7Vie. Wadding ton Anns, Wadding ton (01200 232(12).


rlL^1 0,1(1 tit mi Davies, CHEF Jonathan Davies has


•]?rln , Pr oPi*ietor Andrew Warburton at the Wadding- u ms what they hope


will be a new and exciting venture for this well-known establishment.


liiunch his new menu, which


will feature brasserie-style food, served in a country inn atmo­ sphere, Jonathan has provided this week’s Dish of the Week recipe for grilled cod Provencale with bulgar wheat and cheese.


The aim of Andrew and Jon­


athan is to create an atmosphere and impression of a total evening out, with food and drink married together in an informal, rustic and friendly dining room and bar.


run of the kitchen to create his own menu of good quality food,


with a surprise twist to make the dishes different and exciting. The completely new menu will feature


Jonathan has been given free, of the Dish


specialities each day. chalked up on the blackboard, with seasonal changes to make sure the produce is always fresh. Various fish dishes will be prominent on the menu, as will a variety of fresh meats, supplied by the village butcher.


The starter menu includes Jon­


athan’s favourite home-made fag­ gots served on a bed of split peas and, for main course, choices include French trimmed Iamb cut­ lets served with a trio of pulses, garlic and rosemary and home­ made pasta Mexicane, among many others. Delicious home­ made sweets will always be available.


In the dining room, recently


refurbished, there is an air of a rural French restaurant. The seat­ ing is church pews or pine bedding boxes, at refectory and wooden kitchen tables, with a huge pine dresser giving the room rural charm.


On the


MY holiday has left me refreshed and revita­ lised, although I did not manage to escape Euro ’96 entirely, as all the bars'nad it on tne television. v Since my return, I have been back on the trail of


something different by way of grape varieties to tantalise the tastebuds. Probably the best port of call when you have


over-tippled the Cabernets and the Chardonnays is the Italian section of your wine merchant’s or supermarket. More than 1,000 varieties of vine are grown in


Italy and there is hardly any agricultural land in the country that is not planted with vines. It is easy to see why the ancient Greeks named


Italy Land of the Wine, for you really are spoilt for choice there. This week’s recommendation is the exquisitely


named Squinzano, a red from a small town of the same name situated in the Salento region, right down in “the heel”. It has the DOC standard, which means Deno-


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ANYONE who has seen a Peter Rose and Anne Con- Ion production is sure to be captivated by the galaxy of talented children, who give disciplined yet moving musi­


cal performances. Invariably, they are the stars


who bring life to the worthy social issues their musical entertainment tackles. “ Arabica” is the latest in a


series of musicals produced by the two teachers for the World Wild­


formed choir emerges a variety of., soloists, duos and quartets to sing, in a variety of styles, the story of the coffee bean’s journey through history. • Once discovered, its gifts perco­


life Fund. From the backcloth of the uni­


late around the world, inspiring groat artists and merchants alike,


until it finally becomes a household product. But the message to the


With wine writer Sue Lewtas


minazione di Origine Controllata, an Italian guaran­ tee of quality equivalent to France’s Appelation


Controlee. This wine is produced from a blend of the grapes


Negroamaro and Malvasia Nera.The former produces very robust, dark wines, that are big, beefy and almost black, and have a tendency towards bitter­ ness. It is therefore often blended with the latter, in order to soften it and provide an attractive aroma. Squinzano is ruby red, with an intensely spicy


fruit flavour that lingers on the palate. Delicious with roast meats, full-flavoured cheeses


and, of course, pasta, it is available from Sainsbury’s for the truly amazing price of £3.69, a stunning bar­ gain for a wine of such flavour and character. You can almost taste the heat of an Italian summer


in every mouthful. Hmm, better start planning next year’s holiday, preferably in a football-free zone!


In my View


“Arabica” , a musical entertainment by Peter Rose and Anne Conlon, performed by the choir and musicians of St Augustine’s ItC High School, Hilling ton, at. King George’s Hall, Blackburn.


; These children, interested in whatever fills a teenager’s head, are now filled with the desire to perform a musical social drama. Their professionalism will inspire thousands of others around the world, just as the professionalism of their predecessors has done. ■ Like the coffee bean described.


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CLITHEROE AREA WOMEN'S INSTITUTES


St. Augustine's R.C. High School, Biliington NearWhalley


S H O W


SATURDAY, JULY 13th 10am - 5pm


Presentation of trophies 2.00pm


W.I. Market - Crafts -


Admission Adults 40p - Children 20p Demonstrations - Refreshments


Flowers - Preserves - Childrens Section


Confectionery 0


r C A R BOOT SA LE Next to Coronation Hotel (on busy A59)


HORTON GR ANG E FARM Busy attractive riverside site


SUNDAY, JULY 7th 9am to 3.00pm Cars and Small vans £8.


G IS B U R N Sellers no booking just turn up.


L Tel: Mr. 'C' Barnoldswick_815756^


ENTRANCE FROM 8am NO EARLIER. Tables for hire. Enquiries / Advice .


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BROOKSBDE SCHOOL


21St Anniversary


Summer Fair Sat 6th July


2 -4 p.m. at the school Punch & Judy, Bouncing


Castle, Pony Rides, Games & Shows, Refreshments Admission


25p Adults, lOp children


To be opened by local celebrity


Peter Stevenson Charity Registration No 2 3 2 7 5 9


MBLESOCIETY m C R E A M T E A S


in the United Reformed Church Hall, Moor Lane


A dm is s io n £1 - Bring & Buy


St Catherine's Church West Bradford


Clitheroe & D i s t r i c t [ableSociety


SUMMER FAYRE In the Church Grounds


Saturday 6th July 2.30 - 4.30pm


Saturday, July 6th - 2 p.m. Bric-a-brac • Cake & Produce • Good as


New • Toys and Books • Tombola • Raffle Admission Free


Home Made refreshments on sale J a t


Browsholme Hall 7.00pm on Sunday 14th July


Picnics welcome! Some marquee shelter if wet!


Adults: £10.00 Children £5.00 Special Rates for Groups over 10 Tickets Clitheroe TIC 01200 25566 or Browsholme Hall 01254 826 719


_ The course will be staffed by B.A.F. senior and club coaches.


Course director is Syl Sampey B.A.F. Senior Coach and Coach Education Officer for North West Athletics.


Times: 1 Oam to 3.30pm - Cost £6.00 per day For application forms please ring


0 1 2 0 0 2 3 8 3 3


for any specific enquiries (01200) 27762 For a perfect summers evening


Box Hedge Theatre Co on a national tour o f historic houses fo r the 4th year present an open air theatre performance o f


ATF?J m o o r l a n d s c h o o l , clitheroe from July 22nd to July 26th


This course is for young athletes between the age of 9 to 15 years and provides BOTH an introduction to all athletic events AND more


specific coaching in chosen events for athletes who will be competing in school and club competitions.


• s g a g


% / N 6 C E N ^ offers you


FREE COME AND TRY’S this Sunday 7th July ’96 at Ribblesdale Pool 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.


phone to book as places will be limited


Learn to Scuba Dive in just four weekends


Telephone Peter on 01200 442034


COACH & HORSES Bolton-By-Bowland


X '” S UM M E R S P E C IA L


6.00pm till late


PIZZA AND PASTA Every Thursday and Friday evening


Tel: 01200 447202 i


productions of “ Yanamanio” , “ African Jigsaw” and “ Ocean World” , the two teachers have produced prodigious talents which manage to move men, women and mountains.;


.


present-day human race is one of exploitation o f Third World people. Once again, as in their previous


, lacked,the impact of the two previ­ ous productions I had seen, “Yan amamo” and “African Jigsaw” . The previous two emphasise the plight of the tribal peoples by making them the centre of attrac­ tion, while “Arabica” makes coffee its central theme and the exploited peoples take a secondary rule.-*


and being genuinely moved by the children, I still felt the message


Max Gardner iCRAVEN HEIFE]


H0DS0NS OF GISBURN THE FAMILY FIRM • ESTIMATES FREE


Saturday July 7th DAVE


they were raw just months ago. Now they are the refined arti­ cle, producing an aroma and a taste which filled King George’s Hall on Saturday and left a capac­ ity audience on a high. Yet, in praising the producers


C o m p i le d b y M a r c ia M o r r is


Ring her with your Dish of the Week ideas on 01200 22324 or send them to ‘Dish’,


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, 3 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EW


Grilled Cod Provencale with llulgar Wheat and Cheese (serves (i)


Ingredients


0 6 cod fillets 0 loz bulgar wheat • loz crated cheese (fresh Parme­ san is best) • 3 large tomatoes (chopped) 0 ¥i onion (chopped) 0 1 clove garlic, crushed 0 1 tsp pcsto sauce 0 olive oil 0 salt and pepper


1. Skin and chop tomatoes, lightly fry together with onions, garlic and pesto in olive oil until onions are soft and a paste is formed. 2. Brush cod with some oil and


Method


WADDINGTON ARMS W a d d in g t o n


season with salt and pepper. Place under a moderate grill for eight to nine minutes, until cooked. 3. Remove from grill and spread


with hot tomato mixture. Dust with cheese and wheat and place back under the grill until golden brown and crunchy.


Would like to introduce their r NEW HEAD CHEF


JONATHON DAVIES


We can now offer a new exciting • lunchtime and evening menu -


including Chef's Daily Specials MON - SAT LUNCH SERVED 12 til 2


MON - SAT DINNER SERVED 7 til 9.30 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY


A very warm welcome awaits you Bookings


^ ^ , Tel: 01200 23262


COME ON OVER TO OUR PLACE FRIDAY, 5 th JULY


We have a superb sixties group


T H E P L E A S E R S D on 't m is s


'Legendary Cotton Club' on Saturday 13th


Every Sunday we have a kiddies corner, lots of activities to keep them busy while you relax


C o m p a n ie s a re in v i te d to s p o n s o r T H E N EW K IN G S A R M S S P O R T S ft; C L U B


;. P o o l t e am s le a g u e w in n e r s f o r th e la s t 5 y e a r s - v e r y s u c c e s s f u l fo o tb a l l


Your support could help us to get - back to the TOP


te am s


THE NEW KINGS ARMS Bawdlands, Clitheroe Telephone: 01200 22450


MARTHOLMEGRANGE ----- Cabaret Club------


THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LIVE CABARET


PYRAMID


£5 Admission Dress Restrictions apply. Two G re a t . Restaurants: Meal and Cabaret packages available ■


-------SUNDAY. JULY 7th,-------- 'The Legendary'


WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel: 01200 22421


SERVING ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES


July 5th COATSEY Excellent male Friday


vocalist : Superb guitar/


July 6th TOWNSON vocalist Sunday


MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Bitter £1.10 • Lager £1.30 a pint


POP QUIZ & Prizes for DISCO


winners


: C O T T O N C L U B - In Chelseys Bar


------- WEDNESDAYS ------- GOLDEN OLDIES DISCO IN CHELSEYS BAR . (Singles Welcome)


------- THURSDAYS


With Alexander O'Neill 10pm - 2am Promos/Giveaways Tel: 01254 384874


DANCE / PARTY NIGHT ------- PLUS DISCO 8pm - 2.0am J


TH E OLD FOUNDRY Cavendish Street (Nr Tcsco)


I Lace Glass • Models • Art . Deco Pottery * Kltchenalla and much more


Country l ine • China • 1


“The Place to Dine” SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER DANCES


v Enjoy a Superb 3 Course Dinner and Coffee • . with Dancing to the sound of Joel David


from £ 1 6 . 9 5 per person Traditional Sunday Luncheon Collectors!


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Open 7 days 110+ dealers


m 6, e x it 33


to Lancaster, then follow the brown


signs for Leisure Park (0 1 5 2 4 ) 844734


P E TRE M AR K E T &


CAR BOOT THIS SUNDAY, JULY 7th


: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. ■ All hard standing ■ ;. 8 acre site at


,


LANGIIO, near Whallcy o f f A 5 9 roun dabout - towards Whallcy .. Cars from £7. vans and


' ■ new g oods from £ 1 0 - Arrive from 7.30 a.m.


Enquiries 0 1 2 5 4 2 4 0 2 9 8


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DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC H DUNKENHALGH


OTEL. Nf. Accrington (M65, J7) j jA SUNDAY 7th JULY ’


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CIVIC H A L L CLITHEROE


‘ ■ Friday 5th July 6 nights (not Sunday)


SPY HARD (PG)


Evenings 7.30 p.m. The Parishes of


St Ambrose, Grindleton ' and


St Peter and St Paul, Bolton by Bowland ;


Invite you to drive through the heart o f the Ribble Valley and come


Through More Garden Gates o f 23 o f our gardens and see


Our Village Life in Flowers depicted in our two churches • :;i


Saturday 6th July and Sunday 7th July 11.00am to 5.00pm each day .


Office in Clitheroe and participating gardens.


Floral Songs of Praise on Sunday 7th July at 630pm led by tho RadclilTe Male Voice Choir


In St Peter and St Paul’s Church. Bolton by Bowland


Entry by programme (£2 per adult) available from either church, the Tourist Information


CRAFT FAIR QUALITY CRAFTS ■


' Needlecraft in the Yorkshire Dales Embsay Mills


I Needlecraft Centre (& Coffee Shop). . ; . 'An Aladdins C a v e V


Everything for Needlecraft


X Stitch - Embroidery - Tapestry Patchwork and Quilting v /


Open 7 days 10am - 5pm ■ v & Bank Hols. Free car park :


| opposite The Embsay Steam Railway . . • . • ; • - - V. : I ■


Embsay, nr Skipton Tel/Fax: (01756) 700946


• Hi SUPERB DINING A T AFFORDABLE PRICES


Foxfields Country Hotel Whallcy Road, Clitheroe


To make your reservation or for your copy of the menu Tel: 01254 822556. 3 courses and coffee £9.95 per person SPRINGERS


Surrey Road, Nelson (Junction 13 M65)


: SUNDAY, JULY 7th INDOOR CAR ROOT SALE.


Refreshments available Traders £8 from 8.30 am


FR E E ADMISSION


Public from 10 a.m. RING 696225


AEROBICS Every Tuesday


7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.


SUNBEDS Only £3 per session


NEW H IG H T E C H


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Leaving every: F r id a y . S a tu rd a y - 11.00 11.20 1 1 .4 0


11.20


Skipton Building Society


T and Bridge Inn


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