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G R E A T P I C N I C S A R N I E S w ith P R U L E I T H a nd the C P R E ’s
N a t io n a l P ic n ic Weekend will now be embarking on across the country
picnics in the countryside, but on July 20th and 21st the
R?,V.PiCiy ° rt ? r°tection of all it11 a!_ " n^ and is calling on
™,nr'!°y the peace and tran quillity it brings and cele-
who love the countryside
biate with them those who created it and those who nave defended and nurtured it, during a National Picnic weekend.
have donated picnic recipes to be included in th e CPRE National *L*ni,c Weekend Pack — copies of which we will be offering to our readers next week. Among th e c o n tr ib u to rs are
Twenty-seven celebr ity chefs C om p i le d b y M a rc ia M o r r is
Ring her with your Dish of the Week ideas on 01200 22324 or send them to 'Dish',
I f w P z . - ' r i i
Paul Heathcotc, who sugges ts Heatheote’s Potted Shrimps, John Tovey, of the Miller Howe, with h is S a v o u ry F ish S l ic e , and
Francis Coulson and Brian Sack,' of the acclaimed Sharrow Bay Country House Hotel, suggesting a Picnic Pack. This week we are letting read
e r s sh a re cookery e x p e r t Pru L e i th ’s tip for a perfe c t rural picnic.
SUMMER SANDWICH Split a round flat Italian loaf or
a large ciabatta in two horizon tally. Spread the bottom gen erously with a mixture of: •P e e le d avocado, in chunks •Skinned tomato, in chunks •Sq u a sh y black olives, pitted •F r e s h basil leaves •Th in ly sliced mozzarella •Coarsely ground black pepper
Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, 3 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EW
•Coarsely ground sea salt •A drizzle of olive oil •A sprinkling of lemon juice Then replace bread lid, squash
down, wrap in foil and refrigerate until needed. Cut in “cake slices’’
WINTER SANDWICH
just-cooked hot pasta withHrib Gorgonzola or other blue cheese. When cold, add one tablespoon
Split a loaf as above. Mix ‘/ilb
poppy seeds and a cup full of coar sely chopped flat leaved parsley and salt and pepper to taste. Fill th e sandwich as above
Wrap in foil and heat in oven. Take to picnic in hat box and eat warm, cut into “cake slices”. Next w e ek— another picnic recipe, this time from Rick Stein,
of the Seafood Restaurant, plus details of how to obtain your picnic pack.
A F E W w e e k s a g o , a c e r t a i n A n g e l o P u g l i s i p o p p e d i n t h e s h o p , “ s e l l i n g h i s w a r e s ” .
On the Grapevine W i th A n d r e w B y r n e ,
European wine region. He is, in fact,from Queensland, Australia. In all my years as a wine merchant, I have met
Angelo isn’t from Italy, nor any other
more winemakers eager to present their wines from Australia than from any other p a rt of the world.Hav- ing said that, Angelo is the first from Queensland. Angelo’s grandfather went to Queensland in 1930
arid star ted a small vineyard as a farmer, not as a winemaker. Later, his father took over producing large quantities of table wine and, when he acquired the business in the early 1960s, realised the area’s potential for wine production. He's tar ted importing good quality vine stock from
“down South” and set himself very strict quantity controls. His vision and hard work achieved dividends in 1974, when he won bronze awards in the Brisbane Show, followed by gold awards a year later, which really put him on the map.
o f B y r n e ’s W in e M e r c h a n t s , K i n y S t r e e t ,
C l i th e r o e (01200 2 3 152) The wine I am recommending this week is Bal-
landean Estate Queensland Cabernet (£5.29), which is produced from a blend of two-thirds Carbernet Sauvignon and a third Malbec. The grapes are well suited to the high altitude conditions of the Granite
Belt. This wine has a rich, plum-red colour and a her
bal, spicy aroma. I t is not quite as heavy as many Australian reds, having greater finesse and lovely, spicy fruit flavours, finished with “chocolatey^oak”. I t is perfect with game (for example, England
versus Scotland!) or fresh asparagus. Kangaroo fil lets or spicy mango are also highly recommended as accompaniments to this fine wine — and don’t for get Father’s Day (need I say more? Hiccup!).
In my View
I KNOW Shakespeare like the average person does — “Alas poor Yorick”, a few other half quotations and the odd play at school, which put me off th e work of the world’s greatest playwright for many, many years. His language is often unfathom
able to those who have not been tutored in i t and reading it puts ordinary people off viewing his plays. On Monday evening, however, I
saw a performance of “A Midsum m e r N ig h t ’s D r e am ” w hich brought to life the words of the bard in a magical way. My stic ism and magic were
sp rinkled through the various scones in the park and it lingered
“A M id s um m e r N ig h t ’s D r eam ”, by W i ll iam
S h a k e sp e a r e ; A D u k e s P la y h o u s e p ro d u c t io n fo r th e P rom e n a d e sea so n in W i ll iam so n P a r k , L a n c a s te r
in th e t r e e s , a s th e au d ien ce
walked between the sets. The players grasped the myriad
imaginings of Shakespeare’s mind, which lo i te r in his pages, and threw them wonderfully at their audience. The play was produced by the
Dukes Playhouse players for the 10th anniversary of the theatre’s promenade plays in Williamson P a rk . D i r e c to r Ia n F o r r e s t decided to set his version of the play, which deals humorously with the themes of love and all its com plications. in Edwardian England.
i CRAVEN HEIFER Friday
WHALLEY ROAD, CUTHEROE Tel: 01200 22421
SERVING ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES June 16th
June 15th Sunday
June 14th ANDY KEITH .^S a i is , Saturday
JE R EM Y Brilliant Guitar/ J
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY . Bitter £1.10 * Lager £1.30 a pint
N E W T O N U N IT E D
R E F O R M E D C H U R C H 3 0 0 t h A N N IV E R S A R Y C E L E B R A T IO N S
S a tu r d a y , J u n e 1 5 th f rom 1 p .m . Display of Memorabilia and Refreshments
Sunday, June 16th Service at 2 p.m. Guest Speaker: Rev K. Forcast NW Moderator
1
Followed by buffet tea in the Village Hall Everyone Welcome
Vocal Entertainer POP QUIZ & Prizes for I
DISCO winners | > pm
J J /a /f/e p : J 7 /m
SERVED ALL DAY MONDAY & TUESDAY SENIOR CITIZEN SPECIAL £4.99
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK :
From 12 noon till 9.00 last fo o d orders 8.30 G R E A T N E W M E N U A T U N B E L IE V A B L E P R IC E S
Starters from £1.25 - Main Courses from .£2.95 Enjoy a f u l l meal f o r les s th a n a Tenner
BORED? NEED SOMEWHERE TO TAKE THE KIDS. BRING THEM TO SEE THE ANIMALS IN
O ld M c D o n a ld ’ s F a rm OPEN EVERY DAY
Down at the Dc Tabley, Ribchcstcr Indoor Children’s Play Area
IT’S A GREAT TIME FOR EVERYONE AT THE DE TABLEY
Sunday Lunch Special Served -12*2.00 Other menu served all day
Childrens Menu I Kiddies Rides I Outdoor Play Area |
Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding I & vegetables
Apple Pie and fresh cream I Only E4.99__________ I
■ R1BCHESTER ROAD/RIBCHESTER, LANCASHIRE, PR3 3ZQ TELEPHONE: 01254 878138 •
SUNDA Y LUNCH - FA THER'S DA Y -M A K E A DAY OF IT
Chers Homemade S oup; I • I
heritage JfairtS presents Q U A L I T Y
CRAFT FAIR Sunday, June 16th
Quality Crafts direct from the Craftworfeers on
10anvSpm at Gargmve Village Hall, NrSkipton A65
"Homemade Refreshments" , . Heritage Fairs
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But the play is still rooted in the late 16th century, where older ideas and beliefs find expression in the imaginative designs, particu larly with regard to the fairies.
Promenading in the Park sells
out well in advance every year. F o r any Shakespeare lover, or anyone interested in being fully entertained, I would recommend these annual performances. For information on future productions call the Dukes box office on 01524 66645.
Max Gardner
S P R IN G E R S Surrey Road, Nelson (Junction 13 M
INDOOR CAR ROOT SATE Refreshments available
SUNDAY, JUNE 16th 65)
Traders £8 from 8.30 am FR EE ADMISSION
Public from 10 a.m. RING 6 9 6 2 2 5
7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
AERODICS Every Tuesday
Only £3 per session P E T R E
tJNREDS
8 acre site at LANGHO, near Whallcy off A59 roundabout towards Whallcy
JUNE 16th 10 a.m. -4 p.m. All hard standing
E Arrive from 7.30 a.m.
Cars from £7, vans and new goods from £10
nquiries 01254 240298
CHATBURN METHODIST
JUNIOR CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
16th JUNE 1996
Preacher: Rev Derek North Theme: Gods Creation
followed by a light lunch Evening at 6pm
Morning 10.30am
10.30am -4.30pm SK IP TO N
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS
A N T IQ U E S and
C o lle c to rs Centre
T H E O L D , FOUNDRY: Cavendish Street (nr Tcsco)
I Country Pine • China • I
For dotaits pteasophone . 01756 797667 - > •
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CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL
Mar tin T o p , Rimlngton
S U N D A Y S C H O O L A N N IV E R S A R Y
S u n d a y 1 6 th J u n e 10.45am Mr and
Hodgson and friends Everyone welcome
T R IN IT Y
M E TH O D IS T C H U R C H ;
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY 16th JUNE 10.30am
"I see God through.... Everyone welcome ■
Preacher: Mr Geoff Shutt .. Children's Theme
W h a l l e y 1 4 0 0
WALKING FOR 25-35‘s
SOCIAL
company in some of the North . west's finest countryside Taking place on Saturday
monthly, they are informal and free of charge
Ring 01282 813503 for details of next walk on June 22nd
Moderate walks with good
d z i t i d l z < S u z n L n c j Saturday 22nd June 1996
7.30 p.m. for 8.00 p.m. start Tickets £5.00 including Buffet
Tel: 01254 822545 or contact. Whalley Parish Church Office for tickets
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Annual General Meeting of Ribble ■ Valley Citizens Advice Bureau will be - held on
in the Council Chambers, Ribble Valley:. Town Hall, 11-13 Church Street, Clitheroe
Wednesday, 19th June 1996 : • at 7.30 p.m.
Friday 14th June 6 nights (not Sunday)
R IC H A R D I I I (15)
/ Evenings 7.30 p.m.
THE AREA’S MOST
informative
entertainment GUIDE
For Help and Advice on Advertising
1 Angela Healey on contact 01282)426161 Ext. 423 in.r.1.
BRITISH KIDNEY PATIENT ASSOC.
CHARITY AUCTION
In St Maiys Parish Hall Church Brow, Clitheroe o n Thursday, June 2 0 th , 19 9 6
View 6 p.m. 1st bid 7 p.m. Admission 20p
T h e W h a t le y A b b e y F e l low sh ip p r e s e n ts a c y c le o f
iBlpSterp jalaps June 1996 at Whalley Abbey ^
F r i e n d s o f E d i s f o r d S c h o o l S U N D A Y F U N D A Y
A N D C A R B O O T S A L E A & U tnd disolavs all day. including
Hrachonsand displycas(te^Ridcs and
2.15 p.m. God and His Creation 6.15 p.m. The Nativity and Passion
2.15 p.m. God and His Creation 6.15 p.m. The Nativity and Passion SUNDAY, JUNE 16th
6.15 p.m. The Nativity and Passion SATURDAY, JUNE 15th
6.15 p.m. God and His Creation FRIDAY, JUNE 14th
THURSDAY, JUNE 13th
from Whalley Abbey (01254) 822268 or Clitheroe Tourist Office (01200) 25566
Booking details and ticket order forms
Car Parking' Refreshments Picnic Area Available
' e . . f„rther^etaUs'p^en^ CHtheroe 444137
Directed by Margaret Smith proceed whalley Abbey Fellowship
iroceeds in aid of
The Guest Speaker will be JANE BECKFORD S p eaking a bout
The Problems facing Young People in a R u ra l Area
Regd. Charity No 518873 ■ ;
This is a PUBLIC MEETING and ALL are Welcome
j | i JOHNNY jC F R I D A Y | | S A T U R D A Y |
B R IN G YO U R PARTY TO OURS! | iE N Pf iRTYS, BIRTHDAYS, ETC
H A P P Y H O U R 1 0 - l i p . m . |
• I l W h a l l e y - 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 3 0 8 6
H E L L I F I E L D H O R S E R A G E S
(By kind permission of Mr. N. Thwaite & Family) i n P e e l P a r k , H e l i i f i e l d Free car park - licensed bar and refreshments
Approx £5000 prize money & trophies Admission £5 including programme (Children under 15 free)
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th 1st R a ce 6 p.m.
Mrs Chris and Sue Kelsall
7.00pm Pastor Jeff Jones Mus/c by Martin
Deco Pottery • Kltchenalla I and much more
Lace Glass-Models-Art I I
" D O N ' T M I S S T H E V I S I T O R S 9
(Superb Duo) at the
ie New Kingsv Arms
Clitheroe >N FR ID A Y JU N E 1 4 t h 1
E U R O ' 9 6 f o r t n i g h t - e a r l y d o o r s c l u b
MONDAY - THURSDAY 5.00pm - 6.30pm
2 0 p O F F A L L P I N T S D R A U G H T B E E R
I n s t a n t w i n o f f i c i a l E u r o ' 9 6 f o o t b a l l s
U V E At (©toil 3&etr'g ® ab e rn
W E D N E S D A Y . 1 9 t h J U N E 8 . 4 5 p .m .
S T E V E G A R R Y
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A d ja c e n t O ld S t o n e l io u s e R e s t a u r a n t , M it to n, W h a l lc y 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 6 5 4 4
NEXT FREE FUB FUN QUIZ T U E S D A Y 1 8 t h J U N E - 8 . 3 0 p m
r>r’ r-:
I4 D S 1 C S r
NEW HIGH S TECH
M A R K E T &
C A R B O O T THIS SUNDAY.
“T h e P l a c e t o D i n e ”
S A TU R D A Y N IG H T D IN N E R D A N C E S Enjoy a Superb 3 Course Dinner and Coffee with Dancing to the sound ofjoel David
from £ 1 6 .9 5 per person
Traditional Sunday Luncheon 3 courses and coffee £8.50 per person
Clitfieroc Advertiser & T imes, Ju n e 13th, 1000 9
Supported by Thwaltes ; Friday 14th June, 8.00pm -
. . B U R N L E Y 4 A M E C H A N I C S
j C l a s s i c P o p /D a n c e M a n i a
Evoking Gentle Images and Conjourlng the Magical Moods of the Pan Pipe... Million Selling Album Artists
I N C A N T A T I O N Creators of Film Soundtracks for BRAVEHEART, THE MISSION, FIELD OF DREAMS, FAR & AWAY,
A HANDFUL OF OUST, WILLOW, PATRIOT GAMES Plus The Music of the Andes, Brazil, Cuba & Peru
SUPERB DINING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES To make your reservation or for your ropy of the menu
F o x f ie ld s C o u n t r y H o t e l Whallcy Road, Clithcroc
Tel: 01254 822556. ,U) j
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GARDEN HOUSE M a l s i s S c h o o l
Cross Hills North Yorkshire BD20 8DT
NEW PRE-PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OPENED JANUARY 1996
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 3-7 YEARS
Offering: Traditional education Small class sizes Superb facilities Safe play areas Beautifully renovated Self-contained accommodation Before and After Care facilities to suit busy parents
Teacher in charge For details please telephone Mrs J Judson
01535-633027 .' . Malsis is a registered charity dedicated in education Numbcr529336
jTues 18th June; 8.00pm SELLING FAST! ’FA IR PO R T CO NVENTION: A c o u s t i c
Thursday 20th June, 8.00pm
D O L O R E S K E A N E "As long as Dolores Keane is walking this earth, I won t call
myself a singer. / think she's the voice of Ireland... I want the world to hear her voice NANCI GRIFFITHS. '
AMERICAN LINE DANCING
Friday 21st June, 7.30pm Padiham Town Hall
"NEW COUNTRY MUSIC” FROM THE FABULOUS..
D E A N B R O T H E R S ^ beginners) ■ ^ ; ; L-wJucs 25th June .Mat 1.45pm.Eve 7:30pm-
‘ J V ■ The Tib e t F ou n d a t io n Presents-
I ^ S P I R I T O F T I B E T js :; MusiCf Dance; Chanting.& the Sacred Arts 1 M a t: C h ild re n £ 1 /A d u lts £2 E ve : £ 5 /C o n c s £3
Friday 28th June, Doors 8pm
IMAGINE TWO KATE BUSHES IN ONE BAND The Latest Female Stars on the Rough Trade Label
R A w V W f \ «
The Dreamy Sound & Haunting Exquisite Voices of A B f A RecentTours with Everything But
The Girl, Kristin Hersh, The Levellers
Supports from 3 Amazing Female Led Bands: D R A W , B O X & E C H O E S
Wed 24th & Wed 31st July, 2l00pm Spiffing Holiday Fun for Kids with
[PRESTO PUPPET THEATRE in. f, A Sparkling Summer Production of
jA F a iry ta le F irs t T o ld in the M is ts o f Time. I where the M y s te r io u s B ird o f F ire S te a ls , the G o ld en A p p le s from the R o y i l Orcha rd I - an d . is Hunted by a H a p le s s P r in ce /
JThe F ire b jird
N O W a y S l S Tribute Band!!!' i Ticket Office: 01282 430055
MON 29th July 8.30pm, Support: SUSAN'S ATTIC ________ The Ultimate Oasis
la £r
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| w i th T H E C O S M O S Plus Homo Simpson VHoochlEI Bottle Saturday 15th June, 8.00pm
&
“Kings Mill Antique Centre”
QUEEN STREET, HARLE SYKE, . ■ BURNLEY
O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K
Space available from £15 per week (Y o u f i l l i t , w e s e l l i t ! )
also Saturday/Sunday rate s available FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT MICK OR LINDA ON: 0 1 2 8 2 7 0 2 2 1 6
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•> Lunch or dine in our luxuriously appointed Orchid Restaurant for an unforgettable meal in an historic setting.
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❖ Take a weekend break to relax and experience the friendly hospitality and gracious service.
•> Special occasions require special needs and our staff have vast experience in arranging all types of private parties and functions to make yours successful.
♦> Leisure Club facilities include swimming, squash and fitness equipment.
f C A R B O O T S A L E ^ HORTON GRANGE FARM B u sy a t t r a c t iv e r iv e r s id e s i te
N ex t to C o ro n a t io n Hotel (o n b u s y A59)
SU N D A Y , JU N E 16th 9am to 3.30pm Cars and Small vans £8.
GISBURN Sellers no booking lust turn up.
. Tel: Mr. 'C' Barnoldswick 815756 ^
ENTRANCE FROM Sam NO EARLIER. Tables for hire. Enquiries / Advice
■ Affordable luxury at
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