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JUMBLE S A L E


, — - AND ONION PASTY A.witn Butler's Farmhouse Cheeses


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mass-produced, there is a .8™wing demand


WHILE most of the cheese consumed in Britain today is


for territorial cheeses which


have been hand-made on farms using age-old recipes t handed down from genera­


great regional cheeses is due in no small part to the work of one out­ standing producer — Butler’s Farmhouse Cheeses — a family-


ion to generation. This revival of interest in our


run business situated in the heart of Lancashire, which has been


making the highest quality farm­ house cheese for over 25 years. After making cheese for. her


s


out by specialising in Lancashire cheese but now produces a wide range of regional cheeses. The flagship cheese of the farm


continues to be the extremely popular tasty Lancashire, a mature cheese with a strong pep­ pery taste and a creamy spicy fin­ ish and it is featured in our “Dish of the Week” recipe. It is ideal for cheeseboards and


gives a lot of flavour.


family for many years, Mrs Jean Butler founded Butler’s Farm­ house Cheese at Wilson Fields


joined by her daughter, Gillian, and her husband, Colin, started


F a rm , I n g lew h i t e , n e a r Longridge. . The business, which has been


• Soz. plain flour • 4oz. butter •


• beaten egg to brush the top of the pasty


pinch salt


• 4 o z . f a rm h o u s e t a s ty Lancashire


FILLING


CHEESE AND ONION PASTY Ingredients PASTRY


Marcia Morris • 1 onion, finely chopped


• Sfl oz. milk •


salt and pepper Method


flour and salt together and rub in the butter until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add water to form a soft dough, cover and chill for 10 minutes (or


1. To make the pastry: Sieve the


brilliant for cooking — the Lanca­ shire simply melts staying soft and not rubbery. It is also economical to use for cooking as a little cheese


V L PENDLE CLUB


Saturday 12th April 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.


• Good as new stall 1 • Cake stall • Refreshments •


Admission 10p CHATBURN CRICKET CLUB


overnight). 2. For the filling: Place onion


GRAND J U M B L E


and milk in a pan and simmer for five minutes, until the onion is


soft.3. Add cheese, salt and pepper. 4. Roll out the pastry and cut


four six-inch circles (use a pan lid). Place a tablespoon of filling in the centre of each circle of pastry. 5. Dampen the edges with water


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Friday 4th April 1997


I Doors open 7.00 p.m. Admission 20p


and fold pastry over in a half moon shape. Press the edges together. Cut a hole in the top and brush with egg or milk. Cook in the centre of the oven until brown. ChcFs tip: Serve warm as a


main course with vegetables or salad.


UNITED CHRISTIAN


FELLOWSHIP W i ll meet on


Saturday 5th April 7 .3 0 pm in


TRINITY METHODIST S C H O O LR O O M


S p e a k e r :


M r Tim P e r k in s Everyone Welcome


Easter was a 1996 Blanc. After a difficult ’95 vintage, it is good to see this


ONE of the most enjoyable wines I had over New Ze


Zealand Sauvignon


excellent wine back on form. v. My recommendation this week is Private Bin Sau­


to quality, selecting only the finest fruit from the country’s premium wine-growing regions of Hawkes Bay, Gisboume and Marlborough. Marlborough is situated in South Island, where the


Maria, a company founded in 1961 and now one of New Zealand’s leading winemakers. Villa Maria’s reputation is based on its commitment


ignon Blanc 1995 Marlborough (£5.99), from Villa


and this particular one enjoys a lovely aroma of blackcurrant leaves and fresh gooseberry, with melon


fruit flavours.


best Sauvignons come from. Due to its cooler climate, South Island wines achieve some very exotic flavours


spring!


finish, and is a very pleasant aperitif, or can be enjoyed with fish, vegeterian dishes, salads and Chi­ nese food. Better still, it is ideal for toasting the


It is long on the palate, with a nice, ensp, dry . , . ,


With David Byrne, of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, Kiny Street, Clitheroe (01200 423152)


ST. MARYS FOOD BINGO


| Chipping Village Hall Saturday April 5th at 7.45 pm Good Prizes


Admission 20p C h a t b u r n


M e t h o d is t C h u r c h


MINGHELLA’S epic tale of love in the smouldering Sahara won nine Oscars last


English patient, lies dying in an Italian monastery, tended by French-Canadian nurse Hana (Binoche). They are joined by Caravaggio (Dafoe), a morphine


A horribly burned man (Fiennes), dubbed the N


weekr-’and it is easy to see why. The film, based on Michael Ondaatje’s Booker


“The English Patient” — starring Ralph Fiennes, Juliette


Prize-winning novel, is set near the end of the Second World War.


addicted spy whose thumbs were amputated by the Nazis during torture, and Kip (Naveen Andrews), a Sikh bomb-disposal expert. We cut to and fro between the four and the events


Binoche, Kristin Scott Thomas and Willem Dafoe; directed by Anthony Minghella


ing reserve and perfect pronunciation.


of the war that wounded them so badly. The main thread of the story is a past affair


- ill-fated love blossoms amid the souks of Cairo. • Almasy' is line of those foreigners more English


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Wed 9th - Sat 12th April at 7.30 pm I


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Wed/Thurs £3.50 Fri / Sat £4.001 They meet during an exploration of the Sahara ana .


he was unlucky not to leave the Oscar ceremony with the best-actor award. _


Fiennes’ performance is an acting tour de force and .., ■ .


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between the English patient, in fact a dashing Hun­ garian explorer called Almasy, and a m arried , mid­ dle-class English woman called Katharine Clifton (Scott Thomas).


chan the English, with immaculate manners, unyield-


toeraphy so deft and the performances in this film so intricate that even minor characters and events are


Minghella’s screenplay is so sensitive, the cmema-


Gabriel Yared, and you are left with a tale of roman­ t ic love as enduring as the sand dunes.


brought vividly to life. Add to this a haunting score by Lebanese composer


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Judge for yourself at the Apollo Five, Blackburn Theresa Robson


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A Comedy TAr/ffer B y J a c k P o p p te w e t f ^


Director: Clifford Spencer


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See our other advertisement within this paper


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Chadren’s BBC's Latest Wacky Presenter! "The Mystery of Naff Hall School"


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A Great Adventure for All the Family


Fun, Frolics; Music, Games i Magical Puppetry with OUa. Stone the Crow and Friends


NEW WAVE JAZZ - Saturday 19th April, 8pm In the intimate surroundings of the Theatre Bar


JULIAN & STEVE ARGUELLES "Laid back power... distinctive lyricism" The Guardian


Thur 17th April, 8pm It'll move Everything You’ve Got! a 2 how live


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clitheroe spring family fun fair E d is fo rd Car Park (Opp Swimming Baths) OPENING TIMES:


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Saturday: 1.30 p.m. - 10 p.m. Not Open Sunday


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A PSYCHIC EXPERIENCE W One o f the world's greatest psychic / Mediums ITH JAMES BYRNE


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THE BACKSEAT BEATLES Saturday 3rd May, 8.00pm


"The Backbcat Beatles... Probably the nearest, tiling you'll got to the real thing" Daily Mirror


IAN HUNTER BAND Legendary Mott th e Hoople Frontman


"Roll Away the Stone" • "Honaloochle Boogie" & More Saturday Night - 17th May, 8.00pm


"The Good S e x Guide" Hits the Stage ■■■


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Comedy • Gags • Chat • Q&A’s and More! An E y e Popping. Hilarious & Fun Night Out!


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WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


FESTIVAL HALL GISBURN


Saturday April 5th 7.30pm


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Meat Prizes >


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FRIDAY APRIL 4th EXIT


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• E x a m s • S h o w s • F e s t i v a l s


Principal: Mrs Angela Briscoe Dip. L.C.D.D., Reg. R.A.D., A.I.S.T.D. The Studio, Moor Lane, Clitheroe For details call 01200 444211 or pop in


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