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A VEGETARIAN treat from one of Clit,heroe*s most popular eating establish
ment is this week’s Dish of the Week. Red Dragon Pie is a itopti- lar vegetarian dish at the
Apricot Meringue, in King Street, incorporating adzuki beans, rice and vegetables, with a topping of creamed potato. Over the years this well-ltived
offer are quiche, chilli and steak and kidney pie ns well as many mouth-watering sweets, the most p o p u la r still being stick y toffee pudding, although old-fashioned jam roly jmly and s|Minges come close a t the top of the list. Very soon the Apricot Meringue
A loz. butter Method
1. Drain the beans and boil them to g e th e r with the rice for f>0
will feature in a forthcoming epi sode of the television series "lletty Wainthrop Investigates” which is filmed in and around the
e s tab l ishm en t, the Apricot Meringue, has mellowed and improved. With the addition of a
Kibble Valley. KK1) DltACON 1MB Ingredients
conservatory at the back there is lots more room for customers to enjoy the better-than-ever food and the award "Accolade of Cater ing Excellence", received bv the two proprietors, Terr)1 and 'Chris is a worthy tr ib u te to their delightful dishes. Among the tastv temptntions on
• -toz. nrizuki be ans (soaked overnight)
• 2oz. rice • 1 onion, chopped • 4oz. carrot, diced • loz. celery, chopped • 1 tbsp oil • 2 tbsp soy sauce A 2 tbsp tomato puree A 1 tsp mixed herbs A salt and i>cpi>or
minutes. 2. Meanwhile, fry onion, carrot and celery until tender. Add beans
and rice. a Mix sov sauce, tomato puree
and herbs with half pint water. Pour over beans and vegetables and bring to the boil. Simmer for 20 to Oil minutes. Season to taste. •1. Transfer to casserole dish. 5. Iloil potatoes until soft, dram
and mash with the butter. ti. Spread mashed potatoes on
top of the casserole and bake for 20 to 20 minutes or place under a
hot grill until brown. Tip: For a tasty alternative, try
adding a little vegetarian cheese to the topping. Serve with crispy salad and a crusty roll.
Thursday'15th MayRAVES Country music
M AX BYG
WEEKENDwith Hank Wangford & George Hamilton V
Thur 22nd & Sat 24th May
MURDER BY MISADVENTURE
Starring I’clcr Dean From Fast [aiders 22,20,.tilth May
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BESIDES staging a spectacular Grand Prix, Argentina also produces some exceptionally
good wine. It is the fifth largest wine producer in the world
and the largest in the Americas. Ninety-five per cent of wine produced in Argentina
of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, Kiny Street, Clitheroe, (01200 423152)
With Andrew Byrne,
is drunk in the domestic market, while the good stuff is exported. Most of the best Argentinian wines are produced in
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theprovince of Mendoza, in the Central-west region. The area enjoys non-stop sunshine, a consistent mi
cro-climate and is irrigated by waters from the Andes. nArgentina has been producing wine since the mid-
Valle dc Vistalba, where you will find the Vistalba
estate, home to the Bnrbera, a grape more commonly found in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. My recommendation this week is Vistalba s 1995
red, with violet tinges and sweet cherry aroma and flavour.
Barbern (£3.95), a deep-coloured, medium-bodied o Miurucru
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but is particularly nice with pasta or corned beef sandwiches, Argentina’s favourite snack. Eva Peron herself would approve!
This easy-drinking wine can be enjoyed any time, ,
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ALTER TROUT Clltheroe Parish
I Church Organ Society | Saturday, April 26th 1997
at 8 p.m. LINDA
CARRINGTON (Lytiuua St Annex)
Programme to Indude music by Rheinberger. S.S. Wesley, Jarvis, Buxtehude,
I Wolstenholme 8- Lyon All are welcome
Non-members £3.50 Students &. OAPs £2.50
MANY residents of East Lanca shire have memories of the prison ers of war who were housed in camps throughout the area.
daughter of a Lancashire Method ist minister, details how, despite hardship, rationing and families whose lives were changed forever following the loss of friends and
Pamela Howe Taylor, the “Enemies Become Friends’
Pamela Howe Taylor (£6.95) The Book Guild Ltd
sponded with the PoWs following their return to Germany.
family, residents of the small town of Oswaldtwistle built up a rela tionship with the Po\V8 in the camp on the moors, which left all involved with a wealth of experiences forever locked into
Soper describes the book as “pi eloquent testimony to the Chris tian gospel of loving friend and foe in its understanding and
their memories. In his foreword, the Rev: Lord
practice.”... Some of those involved corre-
M u s ic Sc O u n c e B a r, C llth e ro c For the Best In Music & Entertainment
KEY S T R E E T n
JU1S WEEK* EISfrERTAlNMENT Live o n Thursday Night
KATHRINA & RAVEN CHANT
Danish Country Folk Rock Band recording stars f i rm Denmark • not to be missed
Friday and Saturday DISCO PARTY NIGHTS
In ibe boogie room -fully air conditioned Sunday Night Live Band
RED, HOT AND BLUE fc
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T h e C a l f ' s H e a d In n
JUMBLE ~
WORSTON Announce the start of a
Summer Season of Dinner Dances every Saturday Evening
commencing Saturday, April 26th.
An all in price of £15.95 for 4 courses and disco till midnight.
Early Bookings advisable
Also taking bookings now for Christmas and New Year
HVSfr^HJRSDAY N HIGT KROE
A A K FRIDAY APRIL 18th L A T T S H I F F . f r J . .
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Mid-week specials from £6.95 Sunday Lunch from £6.95
Portuguese Night Special Last Friday of every month
Traditional food, wine and music £14.95 incl. Book in advance - it is a very popular evening
Telephone: 01282 777547 NANDOS, 6-8 Whalley Road, Sabden
Telephone: 01200 441218 XlfE I^lAi^LrROVE
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^ C h i ld re n 's g jh e atre (Entertainment .Acted Ery yVcfuftsfor ytjf Apes In CJ)ownftam <T)lf[age <HaK
Wednesday, April 23rd 7.15 p.m. Thursday, April 24th 7.15 p.m. Friday, April 25th 7.15 p.m.
Saturday, April 26th 2.15 p.m. & 7.15 p.m.
Tickets available from: Clltheroe Tourist Information Centre 14 Market Place, Clitheroe BB72DATel: 01200 425566
Opening hours: 9 am . -5 p.m.
Downham Post Office Tel: 01200 441242 In Aid of Bamurdos_______
FLEA MARKET
Church Street 10am - 4pm
Refreshments available Enquiries:
Tel: 01706 229451 Home Visits by Trained
COUNCELLOR Eat plenty and still lose weight
S l imming
NO PILLS, NO GIMMICKS Tel Lorraine on
01756 792326 First Visit Free - Pay rjT Only for Registration
MUNICIPAL HALL • COLNE THURSDAY 1ST MAY 7.30PM
Saturday, April 19th at the
Parish Church Hall, Clltheroe,
Hot-footing It straight from their appearance in
Miverttance t h e in t ern at io na l ly
RECOGNISED PERCUSSIVE DANCE ENSEMBLE FROM AMERICA
"It hfost, furious, omadngty skilful and above all, vastly entertaining"
The Journal, Newcastle, UK
-Footworks find a richness o f Improvisation and a
spark that is hard to teal" The Living Tridltlon
Tickets: £9/£8/£7 (concessions available) Box Office Tel: 01282 661234
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SALE SATURDAY 19th APRIL In the
SOCIAL CENTRE LOWERGATE
at 2 p.m. Admission 10p p Many letters from the former
everybody. “English and German folks have
definitely believe, if men, if nations would understand each other in a better way, things would be better and easier for
risoners are included, with hear twarming excerpts such as: “I
to say that the only true Chris tians I met in all my life, I found
in England.” From the same writer: “In your
country I certainly found quite a number of people who were willing
author, now living in Devon, recalls how many stories of similar
Interspersed with pictures, the : • ... . Vivien Meath ..
t h e l o d e s t a r RIBCHESTER
B L A C K B U L L Chatham
U n d e r N ew M a n a g em e n t Wednesday & Sunday Evenings
K A R A O K E Fridays - D.J. a n d
S aturdays - Live Acts (Starting 26th April)
Tel: 01200 441200
(01282) 843703 or (0850) 843073
Sunday, April 20th 9 am - 5 pm ENQUIRIES:
KINGS MOL
ANTIQUE CENTRE Queen Street,
Harle Syke, Burnley Telephone: 431953 OPEN SEVEN DAYS
LATE NIGHT THURSDAY Coins, Medals,
Collectables & Furniture, .O ld & Reclaimed Pine^
Goss & Crested China, DEEPEST POET
ENTRIES for our SUMMER ANTHOLOGY must reach us by 301h APRIL
ENTRIES for our AUTUMN ANTHOLOGY must reach us by 30th AUGUST
Fora Membership Application Form and further details please send a STAMPED SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE to:
Membership Secretary UNITED SOCIETY OF POETS Administration Offices 1 Kent Water Cottages Edenbridge, KENT ENGLAND, TN8 7DX
We look forward to receiving your letters.
A Telephone Information Line Is available to MEMBERS ONLY.
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the same simple wishes, to live a happy life with their families and to respect the freedom and the individuality of the others. I have
instances in camps throughout the country have remained largely
untold.
to help and friendly, without ask ing or what is much more, defim- tely knowing that there would not be a reward?’ v
A t t e n t i o n A n t i q u e s
I lC o l l e c t o r s ! |
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M6. Exit 33 to Lancaster, then follow the brown signs for Leisure Park
I (01524) 844734 I
SUNDAY MARKET and
Malsis School
Cross Hills, North Yorkshire BD20 8DT Tfel: 01535 633027 Fax: 01535 630571 Headmaster: Mr Norman Rowbotham
Boarding and Day for Boys aged 7 - 13 V — years, and
‘ G A R D E N H O U S E
Pre-Preparatory Department for Boys and Girls aged 3 - 7 years
O P E N M O R N IN G Saturday, 26th April 1997 10 am - 12 noon
* Small Gasses * Wide Curriculum
* Excellent Resources * Superb Facilities
* Outstanding Location in 40 Acres Malsis is a registered charity dedicated to education - number 529336
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The Walton Arms (Recently taken over by Jenninga Bros.) ‘
Our Lunchtime Bar Menu offers a varied selection of favourites as well as...
Table D’H ote Menu - FOR JUST £11.95
An Extensive A La Carte Menu ■ WHICH IS AVAILABLE DAILY AND 4 Course Sunday Lunch Favourite > - for only £9.25
r— •^^xhTs~V™cherlfii~itles i Each table booked to a 3 Course
! A La Carte Meal for just £12.95 per person |
(Excluding Saturday Evenings) Offer available until 31st May 1997 ^ Bookings Essential
T e l : 0 1 2 8 2 7 7 4 4 4 4 The Walton Arms, Burnley Rd, Altham, Nr Accrington
j
Maria Mastennan and her staff would like to welcome customers old and new to
JOHN MARTYN Tuesday 6th May COLINE^ SPENCER DAVIS Saturday 3rd May.
\u^ b u r n l e ¥\ VAA MECHANICS
Supported by T hw a lf
TONIGHT! Friday 18th April. Doors 8.00pm INDIE NIGHT SPECIAL
Syndicate Hedgepig Element' Plus the Legendary MUD CLUB D J 's
NEW WAVE JAZZ - Saturday 19th April, 8pm In the Intimate surroundings ot the Theatre Bar ' JULIAN & STEVE ARGUELLES
T R K F O R O \ \ K N T R I O Wednesday 30th April, 8pm
One o t the world's greatest psychic / Mediums Discover tor yourself the truth behlndjhsjegena^
TE BCBA ETE The
Backbe.il Beatles:.. Probably the
Fri 2nd May. 8pm • It Was 30 Years Ago Today! Take A Magical Mystery Tour with * -
H AKET BALS * * • 1
nearest thing you'll get to the real thing Daily Mirror Saturday 3rd May, 8.00pm Logendary Mott the Hoopte Frontman
"RoB Awsy the Stone" • "Honsloochle Boogie "All The Young Dudes" • "AD The Wsy from Memphis"
Saturday 17th May, 8.00pm "The Good Sex Guide" Hits the Stage W * \ F I with M A R G I
OtAiCLARKE
Hr Soft" • "Judy Teen" • "Mr Reflies" ALL THE HITS PAST, PBESEHT, FUTURE
Make me Smile" • "Here Comes The Sun
Comedy • Gags • Chat • Q&A'
s.ind Morel " An Eye Popping. Hilarious. Fun Night Out'
Sat 31 s t May, 8.00pm Selling Fast Come Up & Se e Me... Make Me Smile...
STEVE HARLEY & " COCKNEY REBEL
Fri 6th June.
8pm...Thc Ultimate Tribute to
WONDERWALL * Hedgepig '-*■ Element
-------— ------------------ A Music S Laughter Show for Ml ages featuring the music
Sat 7th June, 8.00pm PE T E NELSON & HEARTBEAT
ot Roy Orbtson. Buddy, Four Seasons, the Shadows
JUST BOOKED! Tues 10th June, 8pm One of the Greatest Pop Voices of the Decade
T'Pau with Carol Decker "China In Your Hand", the Hits & More
IAN HUNTER BAND
THE RHYTHM STATION RAWTENSTALL ’
PREMIER MUSIC AND DINING VENUE T I l I iK S ILW I Till. APISH,
THE NORTH’S MOST INTIMATE m i : i t / , / l.ixa.M* l im s i . i . i
I I I IM P I IR E Y l Y T T L E T O A
\ \ 9 » H I S B A 1 Y » FRIDAY 18th APRIL
“COULDN’T GET IT RIGHT’ s a t u k h a y 'm i l l A i» ie i i ,
BLUES BAND CLIMAX SO l l I , I*V1CTY N IG H T W ITH
J A 7 7 A M l f iA MONDAY 21st APRIL
ACOUSTIC BLUES / ROCK N ROLL
ST EV E G IB BO N S “TULANE*
TBI IS SUAY2Hl i A1M6II, .I V ///, X \ J IVi : MGI1T WITH
KING P L E A SU R E & THE
B ISC U IT BOATS
DINE AND DANCE IN THE COMPANY OF INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS. :
FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT 01706 - 214039 - 01706 - 224043 24 HOUR BOOKING SERVICE
ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED WHERE THE STARS
COME OUT AT NIGHT 99
Laid beck power... dlitincttvo lyricism" The Guardian Sim 20th April. 12.30pm. Free JAZZ in the Bar
RENDEZVOUS - 10 p.m. - 2am— —— -
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BRINKS Y O U R
P f iR T Y T O O C IR S
Hen parties, birthdays etc... FRIDAY BUS
11pm, 11.20pm, 11.45pm From Clitheroe £1
Tel: Whalloy 01Z54 823086
C GHATBURN
• T Brindle Antiques, Chatbum • Choice Fruit, Clitheroe
• Jeff & Ann Robbins, Greenside Care Home . Harrison & Kerr, Clitheroe
• George & Ann Almond, Chatbum • E Dugdale Esq
• Wilsons Family Bakers • Liam, Pendle Hotel, Chatbum
• A & E S Bicknell, Newsagents, Chatbum • E Marcella Esq, Chatbum
K Johnson Esq • E Dugdale (Merchants) Limited J Young Esq, Chatbum • 3M Neotechnic Limited
• R Potter Esq, Butcher, Chatbum • Gleeson Homes Limited
. G A & S West, Chatbum Post Office • Mr & Mrs C C Riley
• R E Frankland & Sons Limited, Chatbum • Mr & Mrs J Ridgway, Chatbum
• Whittle Eastern Europe Logistics Limited
• Gibsons Garden Machinery, Skipton 795421 • Crabtrees Confectioners, Clitheroe
■ Cosgroves of Rimington • Dash Computer Products • David & Gill Pollard
• Castle Cement Limited, Ribblesdale Works • Spread Eagle, Sawley
• The Village Salon, Chatbum 01200 441323 . A M & T Smithson. Hudsonsjces, Chatbum
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The players and officials would like to thank RICKET CLUB
the following for kindly sponsoring equipment for the 1997 season
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