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3, King Street, Clitheroe, UR7 2F.W
B A R B E C U E time is here at la st , o r i t w as on Monda y
w h e n I d e c id e d on th is week s “ Dish o f the W e ek ” .
Fish is one of the nicest foods to
cook on a barbecue: my husband loves cooking sardines and trout
However, for those who don’t
like fish with bones, salmon is ideal cooked on a barbecue. This week’s recipe is one of four
featured in a new leaflet, “Sum- mer Scottish Salmon” , provided by the Scottish Salmon Board and available from fishmonger Giles Shaw, of Wellgate Fisheries, local stockist for salmon carrying the
Tartan Quality Mark. This recipe is easy to prepare
and cook, especially if you ask the fishmonger to skin the fish. I have served this salmon as a starter twice this weekend and it hits been voted delicious by friends and fam i ly who jo ined us fo r a barbecue.
MARINATED SCOTTISH SALMON KEBABS
(serves four) Ingredients
• ICoz Scottish salmon, cubed • 3 tsp runny honey • 3 tbsp white wine vinegar • 1 tsp mint, chopped
• 2 tsps tarragon, chopped • salt and pepper
Method 1. In a bowl, whisk together all
dressing ingredients. 2. Divide salmon cubes between four large skewers or eight small ones. 3. Brush salmon with dressing and barbecue, or grill indoors, for a total of four minutes, turning
once. A. Serve with green salad and saf
fron rice for a refreshing sum mer dish. Chefs tip: Accompany with a chilled bottle of Rose d’Anjou.
On the Grapevine
S O U T H E R N Burgundy is where we find the Maconnais area, with its lov ely green coun-
t r y s id e an d a w e a l th o f R om a n e s q u e churches. I t is also home to Pouilly-Fuisse, St Veran and Macon Blanc Villages. The appellation of Macon consists of 43 villages,
some of the more familiar being Vire, Clesse, Davy and, my recommendation this week, Lugny. 1994 Macon Lugny (£(1.59) is produced by a very
famous old Burgundian “negotiant” , Louis Jadot. The company was established in 1859 and quickly
acquired a reputation for high-quality wines. In later years, the firm bought vineyards in the prestigious Grand Cru holdings. Most of Macon is planted with Chardonnay, but a
special clone has adapted itself to the area, which gives a unique floral, smoky muskiness. 1994 Macon Lugny has ail those qualities, as well as
With Andrew Byrne, of Byrne9 s Wine Merchants,
King Street, Clitheroe (01200423152)
richness and a lovely balance of fruit and acidity,
finishing with a clean, refreshing taste. 1994 was a terrific year for Burgundies, so if you
are not holidaying this week treat yourself to a spe
cial bottle of wine. This one is perfect with most fish dishes and
chicken — or perhaps a glass or two while relaxing in the garden!
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YOUNG Lancashire bookworms, among them pupils from St Augustine’s RC High School, Bil- lington, have chosen “Chandra” , by Francis Mary Hendry, as the Lancashire Children’s Book of the Year. It is easy to see why. This gripping novel for teen
agers tells the tale of a young Asian woman forced into purdah,
aged 11, following the untimely death of her husband. Villified and ritually humiliated, Chandra leads a miserable existence in a remote Indian village until she disguises herself as a boy and makes her
escape. So begins a compelling tale of
breathtaking adventure, high d ram a and t r ium p h o v e r
adversity. Chandra’s story is uncomfort
able and challenging, due in the
main to the litany of abuse and betrayal she suffers at the hands
In my View
‘Chandra”, by Francis Mary Hendry Lancashire Children’s Book of the Year
of her family. The ultimate insult — and I
struggled with this — is when a wealthy Asian businessman relieves her of her worldly goods in a cynical and illegal plot to smuggle her into England. I rather wish he had done it for free. Teenagers of all cultures will
glory in the courage and tenacity of Chandra, who emerges a war rior from the explosive battle between traditional and contempo rary culture. The Lancashire Children’s Book
of the Year is unusual because the winner is chosen bv the children
RiS SUNDAY MARKET & . .- CAR BOOT SALE ; GISBURN
Sunday July 28th Car Boot Spaces from £10-
arrive between 8am and 9am
ENQUIRIES (01282) 843703 or (0850) 843073
No admittance to buyers until 9 am
themselves. The competition is extremely
popular with the youngsters, authors and publishers, and has .the added value of encouraging
‘children to enjoy and appreciate ’books.
Previous winners include Garry
Kilworth, with “The Electric Kid” , and Ian Strachan, with “The Boy in the Bubble".
Francis Mary Hendry, who lives
in Nairn, Scotland, was presented with £500 and an engraved glass decanter by the youngsters at a ceremony at County Hall, Preston.
Theresa Robson
RIBBLESDALE POOL
(Situated 2 mile Clitheroe side off Gisburn) :
Monday 29th July 7.00 - 9.00pm Cost £1.60
DISCO SWIM Age 8-16 yrs
Tickets from Reception (01200) 424825
GIANT ANTIQL COLLECTOR'S
FLEA MARKET' THIS SUNDAY, • JULY 28th
Over 70 packed stallsd GARGRAVE
VILLAGE HALL < Near Sklpton Telephone:
01282 430670 LANCASTRIAN FAIRS
BLEAK HOLT ANIMAL
SUNDAY JULY 28th from 12noon
Bric-a-brac, music, sportswear, fortune teller, snacks
Edenfield, Ramsbottom, Bury
CAR BOOT SALE NETTLEBED
Sunday 28th July
2 miles from GISBURN on A682 towards SETTLE
No orrlua/s before 8am please
Car Boots £6 - no booking just turn up
ENQUIR1ES/ADVICE TEL: 01200 445657
CIVIC H A L L , CLITHEROE -
Friday 26th July 6 nights (not Sunday)
MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND (U)
Evenings 7.30 p.m. Mats Tues/Wed/Thurs 2.00pm
4AB U R N L E Y M M E C H A N IC S
S u p p o r t e d b y T h w a l t e s
Wed 31st July, 2.00pm GREAT FAMILY DISCOUNTS! Spiffing Holiday Fun for Kids with
PRESTO PUPPET THEATRE in A Sparkling Summer Production of
T h e F i re b i rd
SANCTUARY OPEN DAY .
Friday 2nd August, 8.00pm THE JAZZ COLLEGE ALL STARS
perform THE MUSIC OF COLE PORTER with Stan Barker (Keyboards), Steve Berry (Bass), Rob
Buckland (Reeds), Dave Hassell (Percussion), Paul Mitchell- Davidson (Drums) & Special Guest MIKE HALL (Tenor Sax)
: Sat 17th August, 2.00pm 'til Midnight A BAYOU BONANZA AT PADIHAM TOWN HALL’ I
T H E C A J U N E X P E R IE N C E : ' :
with BON TEMPS PLAYBOYS&TI-FER : & Cajun Dance Workshops & Dance'Displays V Authentic'Cajun Food • Late Bar • SaveB^BookEarly
Friday 23rd August, 8.30pm Genius of British Pop Music - Only NW Date
J U L I A M C O P B NOW BOOKING FOR AUTUMN THE HOUGHTON WEAVERS (5th Sept),
CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ & BLUES BAND (9th
Sept), THE MANDOLIN ALL-STARS (13th Sept), THE CHARLIE CHUCK SHOW (14th Sept),
Ticket Office: 01282 430055*
M e e t b a b y K d r b c i ^ a t C h e s t e r ; Z b o ! j | : ;
UPTON. CHESTER (JUST OFF THE A41) OPEN 10AM. FREE CAR PARKING TELEPHONE: (01244) 380280
CONSERVATION CANNOT WAIT A registered Charily m
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' event to raise money for your organisation - why not advertise in our new section
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supplied at the time of § placing the ad.
The Parish of Slaidbum ‘Through a ll the
ch an gin g sc en e s o f life . .
to celebrate 750 years since
appointment in 1246 of Thomas the Parson, the first known Rector
Friday August 2nd last 750 years (Tickets - i5 00) ;
Sunday Augu. A ^ £ S £ ,5 “ ” Bradford
R.nds raised to the Repair Programme of St. Andrew s Churcn
Tickets for all events tfom
Slaidbum Rectory (Tel: 01200446238) or Clitheroe Tourist Office
(Tel: 0 1200 425566)___________
SUMMER FETE at WHALLEY ABBEY
OXFAM
ON SUNDAY, 28th JULY from 12 noon
Adults £1 accompanied children free BRASS CREAM TEAS
POhiy BAND HIDES
BRIC-A-BRAC CRAETS * Me*
DAI MORRIS
DANCERS V. Adults Children CENTRE x
ROEFEELD NURSING HOME Edisford Road, Clitheroe
GARDEN PARTY In aid o f
MILLION POUND SCANNER APPEAL
on
SATURDAY, 10th AUGUST 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
“ “
• Balderstone Brass'-! Band • Country Western Line Dancers •
’w,i'
Children's Entertainer • Bouncy Castle • Pony'Kides • Raffles Stalls: Tombola/ Plants/ Cakes/ Brie a Brae/ Ladies Fashion & Craft
Afternoon Teas and Refreshments available
Admission 50p Children free (accompanied by adults)
n m m r rm
Music and dance workshops for all. 30 July, 1,2 & 6 August half/futl day £1.00 adu!t/50p child per half day. Special performance by Miso’shI on July 31st at the Platform Gallery Tickets £3.00 book in advance
Open to all. Make a stunning mask
during a full day workshop 16 August - West Bradford Village Hall 23 August - Platform Gallery £5.00 adult / £2.50 child
PLUS MANY MORE CREATIVE & ENJOYABLE WORKSHOPS THROUGHOUT THE RIBBLE VALLEY DURING THIS SUMMER CONTACT THE PLATFORM GALLERY. STATION ROAD, CLITHEROE TEL: 01200 443071
CRAFT MARKET
12 artists from all over the region will be displaying and selling their work at the Platform Gallery on July 27th. Don't miss it. FREE admission.
ANTIQUE CENTRE Tel: 01282 431953
KINGS MILL
Queens St, Harie Syke, Burnley
Mobile 0421 023634
Toys. Cohns & Medals, Glass, China. JeweBery, Period Furniture and Pine Something for everybody Come and browse
Pleasant couiby view at the end of the lane
Tea and coffee available
Open Mon to Sat 10am to 5pm Sui 1 lam to 4 pm
No entrance tee
FoBow the brown signs for Queen Street MJ
Pre 1950‘s furniture and bric-a-brac bought
Complete house clearances wanted
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
PARROCKHEAD COUNTRY
FARMHOUSE HOTEL Slaidbum
HORSES HEALTH FARM
Bcautry House, Itathmcll, Settle, N. Yorks. Tel: 01729 840284
(Off the A65 Settle Road) A unique opportunity to
experience hoiv therapy is given to horses
Admission: X 1.75
25th May until 29th September
Opening Times
Family Ticket X5.00 Horses swim on the hour (2 adults, 2 children)
X I .25 I I .0 0 am - 5.00pm until 4.00pm
Do you need a leaflet
distributed? Well we can offer
A local representative to advise you on * Print/design *
Marketing information * Direct delivery service
Call Sharon Hamilton today at
NORTH WEST LEAFLETS TELEPHONE:
01282 832400
r CAR BOOT SALE 1 Next to Coronation Hotel (on busy A59)
HORTON GRANGE FARM Busy attractive riverside site
SUNDAY, JULY 28th 9am to 3.00pm ER Cars and Small vans £8.
GISBURN Setters no booking just turn up.
. Tel: Mr. 'C‘ Barnoldswick 815756^
ENTRANCE FROM Sam NO EARLIER Tables lor hire. Enquiries I Advice
JBfcSL
OPEN EACH DAY UGHT LUNCHES (Mon - Sat)
TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH (from 4th Aug) DINNER 7 p.m. - 9 pm.
9 En-Suite Bedrooms For Reservations:
. TE RR Y o r K A TH HESKETH o 01200 446614
WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel: 01200 422421
Friday
SERVING ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES GRAHAM Mant Male
July 26th Saturday
July 27th Sunday July 28th
STEVENS Entertainer P O P Q U IZ & Prizes tor
PAIGE BILL
D IS C O winners
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Bitter £1.10 • Lager £1.30 a pint
PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES a t U n d e r l e y F a rm , n r . K i r K b y L o n s d a l e (M6 jet 36 and turn off A65 3/« mile West o f KirKby Lonsdale)
Raspberries, Gooseberries, Black and Redcurrants, Peas, Broad Beans, Spinach & Beetroot also available in season.
.day-out for all.* the •
A great family
Open Daily lOam to 7pm - Childrens Playground. Picnic Area, Ices and Home-Made Refreshments.
For crop details phone: (015242) 76202 i Vocalist Superb A Fairytale First Told in the Mists off Time_________ Mon 29th July; 8.30pm - Support: Susan's Attic
: . T h e ill I t i m a t e ' O A S I S T R I B U T E
"Wondcnvair,"Shaker maker", "Whatever” &
All.th'c Hitsv
Sunday 11 fh August 11.30am - 5pm
FASHION SHOWS with professional catwalk show
12.30pm and 3pm E
xh ibits by th e leading ligh
^.Wedding Car* ^ C a ke s fcFloristry P hotog ra p h y
B r id a l W e a r
^Videos Hotels a n d Reception :*
iiiVenues St D o p a r tT n O n tS tO rO S : : : : : : :
Jewellery ts in fling field;.™ ,
i Hairdressing} ^Musicians/ ^Entertainers B allroom* Station ery
Health & Fitness \ B e a u ty
> I
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, M e n sw e a r Travel Agents
: B r id al Shoes v t
The Mechanics Theatre, Burnley FREE ADMISSION
P E T R E M A R K E T &
C A R B O O T THIS SUNDAY.
LANGIIO, near Whalley off A59 roundabout towards Whalley
All hard standing 8 acre site at
JULY 28th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cars from S.7. vans and new goods from £10
Enquiries OI254 240298 Arrive from 7.30 a.m.
A t t e n t i o n A n t iq u e s
C o l le c to r s !
GB ANTIQUES CENTRE
then follow the brown signs for Leisure Park
Open 7 days *110+ dealers M6, Exit 33 to Lancaster,
(01524)844734 every Friday & Saturday night T h e W h i t e L i o n P u b A N D T h e B r i a g e j l n i v j f e .
RENDEZVOUS NIGHT CLUB MARTHOLME GRANGE LEXIS SOUND CORPORATION
------Cabaret Club —:—
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . > ; f IM P r A R A R F T -
: , - PLUS DISCO 8pm-2.0am
£5 Admission Dress Restrictions apply. Two Great : Restaurants. Meal and Cabaret packages available
— — SUNDAY. JULY 28th --------
60 s 70 s DISCO In Chelseys Bar
-------- THURSDAYS. -------- DANCE / PARTY NIGHT
with Top Club DJ Roger 10pm to 2am PromosTT shirts etc', Tel: 01254 384874
8.45 p.m. - No Admission Fee with
'DELANEY'S DONKEY'/ S P E C IA L Great Irish Music / ‘ RfCESI
Wed 31st July EXTRA 8 .0 0 pm
/ BAILEYS | Guinness
STEVE GARRY / murphy-s S i n g - a - l o n g
{ JAM E S O N 'f i ~
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Adjacent Old Stonehouse Restaurant. Plitton. Whalley 01254 826544 NEXT FUN PUB QUIZ
TUESDAY 30th JULY - 8.30 pm
THURSDAY. 1st AUGUSTWent I
Dish of tho Week ideas on 01200 22324 or send them
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