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wm5KJATED CHICKEN WI m SWEET ROASTED


peppers


J™ n SILVER SPOON NO MESS IN” RECIPE


S ™ J S p o „ n has launched c ii , l,tl01,uil'y se t syrup


alled No Messin, which


eradicates the all-too-familiar problems of old, sticky trails


und inaccurate tablespoon measures.


taste aroma and cooking proper­ ties of traditional golden syrup__ and our “Dish of the Week” recipe features this perfect ingredient.


recipe, using local chickens from your favourite butcher or super­ market/ Hurry, though, because


Why not t ry th is delicious


chicken will be very popular this weekend.


However, it still offers all the Dish


of the we ek


MAIUNAT13I) CHICKEN WITH SWEET ROASTED PEPPERS


(serves four) Ingredients


0 4 chicken breasts with skin, about 700g total weight O 2.5cm (1 in) piece fresh root jymger O 75ml (5 tbsp) olive oil O rind and juice of one large orange . O 15ml (1 tbsp) lemon juice O 30ml (2 level tbsp) Silver Spoon No Messin golden set syrup © Salt and pepper O 1 yellow pepper © 1 red pepper © 1 green pepper © fresh herbs to garnish


Method


twice with a sharp knife. Place in large bowl. Peel and roughly chop


1. Slash each chicken breast 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’,


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


the ginger. Whisk together 3 tlwn olive oil, the rind and 4 tblsp orange juice, lemon juice, ginger, 1 level tblsp set syrup and salt and pepper. Pour over the chicken, cover and refrigerate for two to four hours.


juices to a roasting tin and place in tlie oven, moving the peppers on to the shelf below. Cook for about 35 minutes or until the chicken is s lig h tly cha r red and cooked through. Season the peppers and se rv e immediately with the


chicken, garnished with fresh herbs.


On the Grapevine


IT is generally accepted that the more a vine struggles the better the wine.


, Well, the Ribera del Duero area in Spain cer­ tainly takes things to the extreme,


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adapted itself to the extremes of the area. Frosts, lack of water and the searing heat of the


5 1??0 IT a variant of the Tempranillo — has heartland of Old Castile, the grape


summer combine to produce rich, dark fragrant wines, which are some of Spain’s most spectacular,


including the country’s Premieur Grand Cru Vega Sicilia Urn co. This week’s recommendation is Vega Izan Crianza


1992 (£9.49), which is grown mainly on ungrafted pre-phylloxera vines.


The vineyards are very sandy and the phylloxera aphid cannot establish itself in these conditions.


of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, Kiny Street,


With Andrew Byrne, Clitheroe (0120023152)


four years, invested a lot of money in new stainless steel fermentation vessels and new oak barrels for


The Bodegas Riberalta winery has, over the last


each vintage. This is a rare wine, pefect for a special occa­


sion. I t is packed full of layers and layers of rich fruit flavours and a clever integration of oak. I t is perfect with most meats and ideal with duck


or goose, but best of all it makes a wonderful Easter present!


in my View


WITH every review copy of a new release, the record


release by The Gyres is no excep­


tion. The band’s Press release would leave the uninitiated under the impression th a t “Pop Cop” holds the key to life.


release writes: “Lilting upbeat gjiitar pop that belies its tradi­ tional roots with depth, intelli­ gence and an unerring sense of its own greatness.” What more does anyone need to know? This obviously means “Pop


The compiler of th e P re s s


company promotions depart­ ment always dispatches a Press release claiming that what you are about to hear is the best thing since sliced bread. And this Compact Disc single


“Pop Cop’ • T ^ e G y r e ^ S H f f o r R e c o ^ ^ j CLITHEROE CHURCHES IN PARTNERSHIP EASTER MESSAGE


Cop” is not just the record of the week, not even of the month, but of the year. However, on listening to this


The Stooges, but this single does not make this obvious. Perhaps I am out on my own


three-track compact disc, it is soon apparent that “Pop Cop” does not have an unerring sense of its own greatness — whatever that is sup­ posed to mean.


signs of greatness, preferring to opt for th e worn and weary approach preferred by so many guitar-based bands.


This single, in fact, displays few


tish b ro th e rs Andy and Paul McLinden at the end of 1994. Their main influences are The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and


AA BURNLEY a a m e c h a n ic s


Supported by ThwaEtes F r id a y 2 9 th M a r c h , 8 .0 0 p m


A NIGHT OF UNSTOPPABLE INDIE MADNESS!!


HEDGEPIG, DRAW, CLIMB HOUSE Sunday 31st March, 2.45pm


Championship Brass in Concert C


★ EASTER BANK HOLIDAY*


Thurs 4th - Mon 8tK April FIVE MAJOR CONCERTS


4 ALL DAY SESSIONS This Year the Music Plays t i l I.OOaml


M & Record Stalls. ; Good Food & Real Ales


Festival S W s


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UHRLIO OIIN E


kos ★ lcue' - • Accommodation Packages Available


LTE ALSN LU


SAA RD


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Chris P


AL LMU AB : M m l S : F Bobby Mack &


IG PtEASUR^Hyo^p The Nightrain • Dana Gillespie Bob Brozman • Woody Mann • The Winchesters • Michael Roach & Many More


l /lo n 1 s t - W e d 3 r d A p r i l , 1 0 am - 3 p m EA S T E R C RA F T W O RK SH O P (8 -1 2 's ) Eqq Decorating, Quilling, Flower Dipping, Paper Craft - Details/Tickets from Box Office


Friday 5th April, 7.30pm at Padiham Town Hall


A EI A I E DNI G H Y R T E S


to Live "New Country" Music fro


(Suitable for the more experienced 'dancer - Mo instruction on night)


MRCN LN ACN m T E RE BOHR


F r i d a y 1 2 t h A p r i l , ' 8 .0 0 p m = .


A TRIBUTE TO KURT COBAIN & 7 H T 1


with m i INGE ACT & LEASH J


FtODS + Paul Gray of the Damned + M M N D I E NIGHT-Direct fmm NORTHERN UPROAR + Support, 1st SE WERE THE DAYS, 3rd May. An


jp MUSIC COLLECTION - Chamber Peter’s Church, Fri 26th April: Punk n at Padiham Town Hall with EDDIE


OI G FR SRN


m DRINK AMD BE MERRY vrv.e g ia s s o r w r s i: w m i j iv il u y


m u c i a m i io m e m a m tw o COURSE MEAL


which includes the traditional favourites


Choose f rom ou r extensive menu


Vi ROAST CHICKEN SCAMPI


HADDOCK STEAK


Go on treat you r se lf at the 76 Whalley Rd, Tel: 01200 444334


Opening time: 12noon - 2pm. 5*30pm-9.30pm ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY


- Wednesday 24th April -


MANGROVE HOTEL CARIBBEAN FUN NIGHT


KN O P I G BRLYI


Writlon & composed by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall


UNE GBR & VULA SCT


LET SLI NOI presents


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By arrangement with Samuel French Ltd


tg c t n s ae ★ Aucoet osi Ccr


ALO AN F I KE OLEY BN


RT N MI RCLY CLI R AD


The Eighth ■ E E Z W


BLUES FESTIVAL


rficJzeti, On Sale. -Now- n ,


, . x B R E A K U P F RO M W O R K P A R T Y


TH U R SD A Y , A PR IL 4 th ’ __


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GOOD FR ID A Y O P EN T IL 2 a .m .l


SA TU R D A Y E


SE Wa ATR P A R T Y ’ h lley - 0 2 4 8 3 8 1 5 2 0 6 ’ The band was formed by Scot­


vince me and I am still waiting to be impressed, not by the over-the- top Press release, but by the sound of The Gyres. “Pop Cop” will be released on


Monday and is available from Townsend Records, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


Stewart Pimbley RENDEZVOUS


NIGHT CLUB X


O p .m . - 2 a.m .


with my opinion of The Gyres, bec ause th e y have a lre ad y impressed music bosses to such an extent that they have supported Menswear, Northern Uproar, Echobelly and even David Bowie. However, this still does not con­


Many people nowadays only go to church for baptisms, weddings and funerals, or perhaps for the


confirmation of a godchiid, a responsibility accepted


lig hthear tedly at the request of a friend. At a funeral we may still hear the words 'I am the resurrection and the life*, declaimed dutifully and solemnly, which may mean little more than words read


from a forsaken book, or occasionally said with such quiet conviction that they assert faith in life In the very presence of death._


To Christians Easter means m o r e t h a n


commemoration of a day w h e n s o m e t h i n g unprecedented happened - a man, asserted dead by both executioners and friends, was experienced as present and living by his


t h e CLITHEROE


COMMUNITY CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY


3 p.m. Celebration on Pendle Summit with Churches from the area.


EASTER DAY


(led by the team returning from Romania the previous day)


10.30 a.m. Easter Celebration and Romania report at The King’s Centre, Millthome Avenue


Churches Together in Clitheroe and District


UNITED HOLY WEEK SERVICES .


The following United Services take place in addition to the services held in individual churches, to which a warm welcome is extended to everyone.


MONDAY, 1st APRIL


7.30 p.m. St Paul's, Low Moor TUESDAY 2nd APRIL


7.30 p.m. Trinity Methodist Church WEDNESDAY 3rd APRIL


7.30 p.m. St Michael's and St John's Stations of the Cross


MAUNDY THURSDAY 4th APRIL Services in individual churches


GOOD FRIDAY 5th APRIL 10 a.m. St Michael's and St John's


Whalley Parish Church MAUNDY THURSDAY


10 a.m. - Mid-week Holy Communion 7 p.m. Holy Communion


GOOD FRIDAY


11 a.m. Ecumenical Service - Vale Gardens 2 p.m. Service of Meditation 4 p.m. Evensong


EASTER DAY


8.30 a.m. Holy Communion, Prayer Book 10 a.m. Parish Communion 6.30 p.m. Evensong


METHODIST CHURCH


TRINITY SUNDAY


10.30 a.m. Morning Worship


GOOD FRIDAY


10 a.m. United Service at St.


Michael & St. John EATER DAY


8.15 a.m. Holy Communion


10.30 a.m. Family Communion


6 p.m. Evening Worship


ST MICHAEL & ST JOHN, Lowergate


Maundy Thursday: United Reformed Church


Castle Gate, Clitheroe come and join in the drama of Easter Maundy Thursday, April 4th


6.30 p.m. Simple meal with Holy Communion Good Friday, April 5th


We share in the Ecumenical Service at


10 a.m. in SS Michael & John R.C Church Easter Sunday, April 7th


Continued overleaf


6.20 a.m. Sunrise Service at Waddington Fell 7.30 a.m. Church Breakfast


at Burnley Mechanics Theatre 7.15 pm Monday 15th - Saturday 20th April 1996


TICK ET S : Mon C4, Tues, Wed C4.50, Thurs. Fri & Sat £5 (C hildren £ 3 e x ce p t Saturday)


AVAILABLE FROM THE BOX OFFICE (Tel: 30055)


10.45 a.m. Easter Sunday Celebration Service The tree o f defect has become the tree o f glory.


8 p.m. Mass of the Lord's Supper


Good Friday:


3 p.m. Reading of the Passion,


Veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion


7.30 p.m. Stations of the Cross


Holy Saturday: No services today


Easter Sunday:


5 a.m. Vigil and first Mass of Easter. Other Masses at 9 a.m., 10-30 a.m.,


PALM


friends. Easter is the reminder of an ever-living one, present always and everywhere, which the inner eye of love can see and the listening heart can hear. 'It is the Lord', as the beloved and loving disciple whispered to Peter, in the Easter experience on the lake of Galilee.


'Why do you seek the living among the dead?' the.


%rrop Chapel E a s t e r S e r v i c e s


Friday 5th April 1996 Annual Good Friday Tea. 2.30 pm -6.00 pm


Short Service at 4.00 pm ledby:-


,1 Ir. Richard Spencer, o f Frectieton


Evening Rally at 7.30 pm. Visit of the


Freckleton Methodist Church Choir ^ ***********


^ Sunday 7th April 1996 ^ ''Easter Service at 2.00 pm preachen-


M


r. Horn! Jones, of Clillme % has risen, helix!


w\


women heard a voice saying to them in the Cavalry garden, which went on to remind them of the promise of Jesus that after his death he would go before them to Galilee, Galilee of the nations, on the way out to a suffering world so desperately in need of love. Spiritual conviction, is what the Lord demands.. .


.............. . 'It is getting long ago:


where is the promise of his coming?' Robert Browning makes men ask in his


John in the last of the first ex p e r ie n c e r s o f the resurrection. The answer is ‘He is here. He is come. He is with us for evermore.' In sen s in g his ab id in g presence, I can sing with heart as well as voice “Hallel-lu-Jah', Praise be to God!


poem ‘A Death in a Desert', the death being that of


ALL SAINTS CHURCH Pendleton


PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 9th


11 a.m. Parish Eucharist and Distribution of Palms MONDAY IN HOLY WEEK


8 p.m. Holy Communion TUESDAY IN HOLY WEEK


8 p.m. Holy Communion WEDNESDAY IN HOLY WEEK


8 p.m. Holy Communion MAUNDY THURSDAY


8.15 p.m. Holy Communion GOOD FRIDAY


7 a.m. onwards - Vigil of Prayer


11 a.m. Holy Communion 12.30 - 1.30 p.m. Meditation upon the Cross HOLY SATURDAY


8.30 p.m. Service of Light EASTER DAY


11 a.m. Parish Eucharist , ■ 7 p.m. Holy Communion_________________ ■


ST PAUL'S, LOW MOOR PALM SUNDAY 31st MARCH


10.30 a.m. Palm Sunday Service with special musical items by the Choir and Junior Choir


MAUNDY THURSDAY 4th APRIL


7.30 p.m. Holy Communion and Hymns GOOD FRIDAY 5th APRIL


9 a.m. Holy Communion


11.30 a.m. Family Service (lasts 45 minutes) EASTER DAY 7th APRIL


10.30 a.m. Easter Family Communion 6.30 p.m. Evening Prayers and Communion


ST JAMES PARISH CHURCH Clitheroe


9 a.m. Holy Communion 10.30 a.m. Family Service 6 p.m. Holy Communion


PALM SUNDAY a is t March


MAUNDY THURSDAY 4th APRIL 7.30 p.m. Fellowship Meal with Holy Communion


GOOD FRIDAY 5th APRIL


11.30 a.m. Family Service 2 p.m. The last hour at the Cross


EASTER DAY 7th APRIL


9 a.m. Holy Communion 10.30 a.m. Family Communion 6 p.m. Easter Praise


THE PARISH CHURCH OF


ST. MARY MAGDALENE PALM SUNDAY, March 31st 8 a.m. Holy Communion 9.45 a.m. Parish Communion and Distribution of Palms 6.30 p.m. Music and Readings


9 a.m. Holy Communion MAUNDY THURSDAY


9 a.m. Holy Communion 7.30 p.m. Sung Eucharist


10 a.m. United Act of Worship at St Michael's & St John's 2-3 p.m. One Hour's Devotion


GOOD FRIDAY EASTER DAY


8 a.m. Holy Communion 9.45 a.m. Parish Communion


MONDAY - WEDNESDAY IN HOLY WEEK


chop the peppers. Place in a roast­ ing tin with 2 tbsp olive oil and 1 level tbsp set syrup. Place on the top shelf of Lhe oven a t 200 degrees C (400 degrees F) or mark (i for about 10 minutes to brown. 3. Transfer the chicken with the


2. Halve, de-seed and roughly


at Roefield Leisure Centre, Edisford Road, Clitheroe. Tel: 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 1 8 8


Monday 1st April to Thursday 4th April & Tuesday 9th April to Friday 12th April


activities, drama, dance and arts and crafts. Loads of fun for all ages.


A mixture of sport, adventure


price and take place on Tuesday and Thursday, so don't forget those swim suits!


Fun Swims are included in the


Just bring along a packed lunch and leave everything else to us!! 5-7 year olds 9am-5pm


Bookings must be made in person by parent of guardian.


Parents are advised to pre-enrol their child as places are limited.


8-13 year olds 9am-5pm Cost £5 per child per day


NORWEGIAN SPECTACULAR TOUR


TUESDAY 14th MAY - SATURDAY 25th MAY


THEATRE SCHOOL Dance - Music - Drama


SUTCUFFE ---------------NEW CLASSES —


Infant Dance from 3 y r s .........Mon 3.30pm Beginners T a p .........................Mon 4.00pm Modem Dance/Freestyle . . . .Mon 4.30pm


Commencing Monday 15th April St. James House,


ENROLLING NOW


St. James Street, Clitheroe Telephone: 0 1 2 0 0 2 5 6 2 9


This twelve day holiday ol a lifetime visits the most scenic areas of Noiwaya breathtaking Fjord and Coastal Country. Your holiday includes Fjord Cruises, Guided City sightseeing Trips and the “National Day" Parades and Festivities In Bergen. All the hotel accommodation is of the highest standard and is on a half board basi3. Cabins with private facilities on the Color Line Ferry.


REGENT COURT HOTEL, LLANDUDNO MONDAY 15th APRIL - FRIDAY 19th APRIL A Relaxing Coastal Tour


THE CROSS KEYS HOTEL, KELSO SUNDAY 16th JUNE - FRIDAY 21st JUNE A delightful borders break


COACHES t» leseiw \ ou i holid.A. urn a No give you details or a brochure of our other tours


Please call us NOW at:- DUCKWORTH hielepikuie msmm (01200) 445210/445570


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 28th, 1906 9 from SKIPTON


DAILY AT: 11 JO, 130,3.00,430 (VA hrs) Adults £2.75, Seniors £2.50, Children £1.50 SUNDAY EVENING at 6pm <2*A hrs) Adults £4.75, Seniors £4.25, Children £3.00


F A STER WEEKEND CRUISES APRIL


Weekdays 1.30 - Weekends 1.30 & 3.00 TELEPHONE BOOKINGS WELCOME


Please collect your tickets at least 15 minutes before sailing time


PRIVATE PARTY BOOKINGS on our new charter boat


PENNINE BOAT TRIPS of SKIPTON


Wharf Office, Coach St, Skipton, N. Yorks BD23 1LH Tel/Fax 01756 790829


D A L E S M A N : Can we send you our new brochure and menus?


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