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SMOKED SALMON PATE with Steven and Rachel Mansell, of Mansell’s Licensed Coffee Shop,Swan Courtyard, Clitheroe . C / ^


JUST four-weeks ago Steven andHachel Mansell took over Jester's Court; in the Swan Courtyard, and have renamed it Mansell's Licensed Coffee Shop and Tea Room. They are a young local couple who deserve to do well in this their


.‘morning coffees, light lunches and . afternoon teas, they have tried to cre-


. ated a menu which is not the run-of- ■ the-mill cafe type food but a l i t t le . more exciting and different. Every­ thing is truly home-made, on the premises, from the soup to the deli- .


. cious cakes.


first venture together. ■ - I t has been a long-held ambition of


them both to run their own eating establishment and they, have a wealth of knowledge and experience in the catering trade to help them along. Steven has been in catering for 20


years, while Rachel has worked in the industry for 15. Steven will be well- known to many people, as he was head chef a t Eaves Hall Country Club, West Bradford, for 12 years while Rachel was second chef for many of those years. Although they will be serving


Featured on the menu will be daily .


specials including many exciting dishes and, on the day I visited, fish, leek and saffron soup topped the bill, followed by tiger prawns with herb - and garlic dip and sirloin steak in red


wine. The cosy, two level dining area


caters for both shoppers and visitors : and is an ideal place for a quick lunch break for office workers. The deli­ cious sandwiches are served on fresh wholemeal bread with salad garnish. Situated in the Swan Courtyard,


Mansell's is tucked away in the cor­ ner, quiet but not out of the way, and the licensed coffee shop and tea room


is open Monday to Saturday from 9- |


30 a.m. to 5 p.m. " 1. > SMOKED SALMON PATE (serves 6)


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: •juiceand rind of lemon ; ...... . • salt and blajek pepper : Method


1. Blend the smoked salmon in a |


food processonuntil almost smooth. - 2. Add the juice and rind of lemon,


pinch of salt and black pepper. 3. Slowly add the double cream, ,


mixing well in the food processor | between each addition. 4. The pate should now be of a |


thick but smooth consistency. 5. Roll the pate in some foil or cling |


film and chill for at least two hours. When ready to serve, slice and gar­ nish with fresh salad, lemon wedge |


and melba toast. - ,


SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th WHALLEY


Situated on Mitton Road t ■ Thousands of bargains - plus - Meat Auctions ......... .. Car Booters arrive from 7.30;a.m. - Car booters only -£5


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Two of the country's most popular broadcasters and experts will be at this year's Southport Flower Show and here's your chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to be there too! ■: Gardening consultant and author Roddy


Llewellyn, and broadcaster and ecologist Professor. David Bellamy have both agreed to give the show a special seal of - approval by becoming celebrity patrons. They'll be visiting at various .times • throughout this year's show to be held on Thursday 20th, Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd August. Their contribution is set to . enrich . the: Southport Flower . Show experience for exhibitors and. visitors alike. . Take -a three-day helping of


TRADITIONALLY, at this time of year, if any­ one was seeking a recommendation for a picnic wine, for drinking in the garden on a sunny day, a German Riesling would be an automatic choice. Writing this on. Monday, a statement like that could not have been less appropriate as the whole day was cold, wet and windy. I am just hoping


the heatwave materialises soon. ' The fact that Germanic wines are so fresh and fruity


with only a (relatively speaking).low alcohol content makes them ideal for lunchtime arid afterrioon consump­ tion, without knocking you out for the rest of the day. German Riesling is also very versatile when matching wine with food, simply because it appears in so many styles, from the driest and rriost popular style Kabinett (which is also the lightest, natural, unsweetened wine) on to Spatlese, Auslese, Beerenauslese, Trockenbeere- nauslese, and finally Eiswein, all of which are picked at varying degrees of riperiess. Containing higher levels of natural sweetness, the rare and very sweet Eiswein is one of the world's greatest sweet wines.. The wine l am recommending this week comes from one of Germany's oldest and most respected estates,


With wine writer Tim Byrne, of |


Byrne's Wine Merchants, King Street, Clitheroe (01200 423152)


Reichgraf von Kesselstatt. The Kesselstatts have been involved in the German wine industry since 1377, and still manage to maintain the reputation for being one of the best producers in the area, that being the Mosel. • The year 1997 produced an excellent vintage in Ger-.


many, and we at Byrne's were very fortunate to be offered a parcel of von Kesselstatt's wines. The 1997 Josephshofer Riesling Kabinett is a beautifully clean, delicate, medium dry wine, with a typical floral, ripe fruity flavour,, and a pleasant acidity, which gives the wine balance. I can hon­ estly say that at £6.99 this wine offers outstanding value


for money.


some of the world's longest-lived white wines, with age Reislings become very rich and honeyed, losing all their acidity. The Josephshofer would happily repay a few more years cellaring, but.it is difficult to resist in its youth.


This extremely underrated grape variety also produces '


horticultural excellence and mix with incredible family value. Blend 100,000 visitors with hundreds of the country's top growers competing in more than 400 - different competitive classes and you have just some of the ingredients whicn have established Southport Flower Show as the highlight of the Gardening Calendar. Southport Flower Show is the only show


of its kind to offer exhibitors and visitors a different experience year after year and 1998 will be no exception. This year the show will echo the colour of a continent


For your chance to win a FREE pair of > tickets for this year's Southport Flower . Show, just answtr the question on the


coupon and send;your entry to: Southport Flower.Show Competition,:


Promotions Department, . CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES ?.


King Street^Clitheroe To reach iWno taler than Tuesday 1,1 Ih August. Winners will, be notified by post. - .- ‘ ■


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Books & Brie a Brae Saturday, 8th August 11.00 am - 12.30 pm


at St. M a ry ’s Parish Hall, Clitheroe ? In aid of the


Residents' Funds, Sawley, Care Homes Ltd., Sawley


Crowds enjoy one of last years trophy winning landscape gardens.


that fires the imagination the world over - bring the unique flavour of Africa to.the event. Whether browsing amongst the fascinating craft


and trade stalls, relaxing by the bandstand with a refreshing drink whilst listening to live music, or: watching crown green bowling championships, there's something for everyone! Fo r . livelier action, there's a changing programme of arena events that keeps the crowds enthralled for


hours.


Tickets for this year's Southport Flower Show may be booked on 01704 530333. Other enquiries may be made on 01704. 547147.


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Usual Entertainments Sunday August 9th


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FOR the past six months, our top 10 booklist has featured Paul Wilson's "The Little Book


of Calm." . On a fraught pre-press Tuesday, it


week'3'bookh'3fc featured.not "calm",


has become almost an office joke. Then, to our amazement,/.last


but "chaos" - with Craig Brown's "The Little Book", by the same name at number four. This week, calm once again reigned


"The Little Book of Calm "


the author of two best-selling books, "Instant Calm" and "The Calm Tech­ nique".- ; •


■ I.followed his advice and let the


way above chaos in the booklist. Sadly, it was the other way round in the office, and we bought the book! Follow the book's recommendations


and you will remain calm, even in the. most difficult moments states Paul Wilson. We are told that he thrives in several high-stressjvorlds and has become an authority on calm, being


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book fall open to find a path to inner peace. "Use a soft voice" advises the author. "Have you ever noticed a calm person with a loud voice?" .Perhaps he had been to our office,•


thought I. "Be nice," advises the page opposite.


"As unfashionable as the sentiment may seem, nice people find fewer impediments to becoming calml" Words of wisdom such as recognis­


ing the difference between having and living, selecting your company well -


by Paul Wilson, Penguin Books £1.99 ■


■ yes, highly stressed people make you feel stressed, he declares. Even invest­


ing' in 'a' fruit bowl we tring sensible shoes and starting Christmas now can help, it seems.All this has undoubtedly helped Paul Wilson whose pocket-sized books appear to have taken the nation


by storm. As a stocking filler - yes, I am tak­


ing his advice already and starting Christmas early, this is a sure winner. For £1.99, staff a t the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times can certainly recommend it. I t ’s Tuesday night - and, yes, they are still smiling! Vivien Meath


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1. Starship Troopers


2. The Borrowers 3. The Devil's Advocate 4. The Jackal


5. Up 'n' Under 6.1 Know What You Did Last Summer 7. Boogie Nights 8. Excess Baggage


9: Crash 10-George of the Jungle


' List supplied by Blockbuster, Wcligate,Clitheroe.


1. "Jane McDonald” - Jane McDonald 2. "Talk on Corners" - The Corrs 3. "International Velvet" - Catatonia 4. Postcards from Ilcaver.” - The Light­


house Family" 5. "Desirclcss" - Eagle-Eye Cherry


C. "Life Thru a Lens" - Robbie Williams 7. "Version 2" - Garbage 8. "Hello Nasty" - Beastie Boys 9. "Blue" - Simply Red


, 10. "Obsolete" - Fear Factory


CD list supplied by Townsend Records Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


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1. "Little Book of Calm" - Paul Wilson


(Penguin, £1.99) 2. "Official Theory Test for Car Drivers and Motorcyclists" - (The Stationery


Office, £11.99) 3. "Clithcroe in Old Photographs" - (Sut­


ton Publishing, £3.99) 4. "Bridget Jones's Diary" - Helen Field­


ing (Picador, £4.99”) 5. "Dark Devotion" - Clare Francis (Pan,


£4.99*) . 6. "She's Leaving Home" - Edwina Cur­


rie (Warner, £5.99) (Harper Collins, £5.99*) , 7. "By-way Biking in iLancashire"


(Sigma Press, £7.95) 8. "Angela's Ashes" - Frank McCourt


9. "God of Small Things" - Arundhati .


Roy (Harper,Collins, £4.99*) 10. "The Last Continent" - Terry Pratch­


ett (Doubleday, £12.99*) Book list supplied by Kaydce Bookshop, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


Asterisks denote this week’s discounts. £ t . C & SUNDAY 9TH AUGUST 1 9 9 8 ,


EMBSAY & BOLTON ABBEY STEAM RAILWAY


Saturday & Sunday 8tli & 9tli August 1998 L ots of trains


PICNIC' WEEKEND TEDDY BEARS Skipton, North Yorkshire Children Imre! FREE over this weekend when accompanied by a Teddy Bear


Come ride on the newly extended line and see the new . ■ station at Bolton Abbey ^ . i -iree FR E E car park at Bolton Abbey Station


Telephone General Enquiries Skipton (01756) 794727 or ’ Talking Timetable Skipton (01756)795189


THE 38TH ANNUAL HURST GREEN VILLAGE FETE


: ' Sunday 9th August 1998


at the Memorial Hall and Bailey Field . , Parade to the Fete at 2.00p.m. from The Eagle and Child Hotel


" Admission: Adulls 50p * Children FREE


Children's Races, Punch & Judy, Free Bouncy Castle & Children's Ball Pond, Egg Throwing, Face Painting,: ■


Tombola, Ferret Racing, Trailer Rides, Ducking Stools , ■ (Any volunteers to get wel?) and Bill's Amazing


■ ‘ ' Test Your Strength...'.' and many new side shows!!! Family Disco with Food - Memorial Hall 7.30p.m. - 10.30p.m. Adults: £1.00 • Children: FREE :


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TOWNELEY PARK, BURNLEY T o p I n t e r n a t i o n a l A r t i s t - M i c h e l l e G a y l e


Top Chart Topping Bands - OTT and Ultra


State of the Art Dance; Tent featuring top. club DJ: ' Vibemaster G from the Dust Junkys * ★


This promises to be the biggest retro event in the Northwest, also featuring Paul Taylor and many more top local DJ’s.


LIVE MUSIC 11.00am - 10.00pm.


The Machine Men featuring lead singer Dave Finnigan from the Commitments.


Local {Bands: include Element, Willard.Kane, ' Whatever, Sense, Pablo, Recess, Cover,-


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NecessaryfElvis; Cosmos, Against theiGrpin^ -The Cornerstones and Brittany. .


Sheep, Cottle,-Pigs, Rare Breeds Rabbits, Poultry. Caged Birds KC Dog Show, Horticulture Dry Stone Walling,Vintage Vehicles Sheepdog Trial, Terrier Racing Heavy Horses, Shetlands,Hunters Ponies, Show Jumping, Puissance Adults $ Childrens Crafts, Pets Food $ Trade Stands Childrens Rides, Mini Motorbikes


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