Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Ring Marcia with your reclpa Ideas on


01200 422324 or send them to


•Dish',


Glllheroo Advertiser & Times, 3 King Street, Ciltheroe, BB7 ZEW.


HONEYED CHICKEN AND POTATO SALAD with the British Potato Council.


ONE of the best indicators that summer has finally arrived, despite the plummeting tem­ perature and seemingly inces­ sant pouring rain, is the appear­ ance of British new potatoes in


the shops. Their melt-in-the-mouth texture


and unmistakable flavour brings the ' tastebuds to life at the start of the summer harvest. For our Dish of the Week recipe, I


have chosen a honeyed chicken and potato salad to bring a little warmth and sunshine into your meal. Potatoes are not just simply deli­


cious, they are versatile too, and suit­ able for every occasion, from a famijy meal to a dinner party. British new potatoes are grown


and cosseted in some of Britain's warmest are;is, often close to the sea, where winters are mild and early planting is possible. Cheshire, Corn­ wall, Pembrokeshire, Lincolnshire arc among the most popular varieties


and are delicious cooked in their skins. Add a dash of lemon juice to the cooking water, to help preserve the colour of your now potatoes and you can use the water, with its nutri­ ents, for making soups or gravy. HONEYED CHICKEN AND POTATO SALAD Ingredients


(serves four) Mariiiiule


® 2 tbsps olive oil plus an extra


spoonful for frying © 1/2 lime, juice of (see dressing


also) © 1 clove garlic, crushed


© 1 tsp clear English honey © salt and freshly ground black


popper Dressing


© 2 tbsps olive oil © 1/2 lime, rind and juice of ® 1/2 tsp Dijon mustard


O 1/2 tsp clear English honey © cherry tomatoes and salad


loaves to serve a f t )©


NORMALLY at this time ot year I would like to be telling you about light, fruity red wines and fresh, light white wines, but unfortunately vve are not getting the weather, so here we go with a couple of big red


; wines. ! Metala is an historic vineyard,


situated a t Langhorno Crook in the Barossa Valley. In 1961 the vino-


i yard was the first winncr'of the Jimmy Watson Trophy, the most i coveted award in Australia, given


to the best red wine. The lilim Mctalii Shira/.-Cabcriiet


at £6.79, iiossibly the best wine from this vineyard in the 1990s. An ole-


With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of


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


gant wine which is a skilful blend of 60% Shiraz with 40% cabernet »uvi- gnon, matured for 15 months in old Frencli and American oak hogsheads so as not to influence the wine with too much oak. The wine is a deep plum red colour and offers complex aromas of liquorice, plum and pep­ per, with hints of vanilla. On the palate, the wine is richly textured with sweet, fruit flavours, fine tan­


nins and excellent length. In e.xceptional vintages, they pro­


duce another wine from the Original Plantings Shiraz, from two small vineyards, "Old Black" and "Cellar Black", planted in 1891 and 1894 respectively. Made in a very tradi­ tional manner, the wine is a dense, dark colour with intense dark berry and blackberry fruit characters sup­ ported by liquorice and vanilla aro­ mas; not a cheap wine at £15.89, but well worth it and it will cellar for any­ thing up to 12 years.


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HARD-WORKING organi.sers of this fantastic festival pulled out the stops to bring us Canadas Pierre


Schryer Band. In view of their effort and the band's reputation, there were too


many empty seats. It was a whistle-stop visit, sand­


wiched between London and Carlisle. Widely acclaimed in his lujme coun­ try, after the hand's opening number,


i t w:is easy to sec why. Dexterity on the fiddle, a wonder­


ful wiggle and some fan ta s tic foot tapping, all topped by a captivating smile, won Pie r re Schryor an o th e r 150-plus converts. His band, comprising,keyboard,


guitar, mandolin, bodhran (Irish drum) and banjo, was just as gifted and we were treated to some "dandy tunes, penned by Pierre. Styles ranged from Krench-Canadian, Irish, Scottish and Canadian Old Time Swing, demonstrated in "The Now Canadian WaltJi" in which Pierre


Clitheroe Great Days of Folk, Opening Concert,


Clitheroe Parish Hall.


gave a virtuoso performance on the fiddle. To conclude a brilliant first hiilf, wo were transported briefly to Algeria for a medley of folk tunes. The second part of the evening


Influenced by travels in Pakistan


and days working on building sites in Europe, many of his songs seemed to


bo heavily shadowed by deathi .Joined by his friend, Aimoe


brought us something completely dif­ ferent.Rory McLeod made his way on to the stage from the back of the hall with an incredible performance of


"Happy I Am." ,‘\ one-man music phenomenon


with a toucli of comedy and a sprin­ kling of genius, self-taught Rory and his harmonica, to say nothing of the .spoons, are a brilliant partnership. "I'm going to .sing some songs 1 made up for you because no one else will sing them," announced Rory, obvi­ ously also struggling with a heavy


cold.


Leonard, ex-Anam, whoso wonderful­ ly lilting voice and superb bodhran playing immediately captivated the audience, the duo then gave us - con­ ception. with; "When Mummy and Daddy Made Me." All magical and memorable stuff, also quite explicit, once you got to grips with the accent! The difficult task ot fronting the


opening concert went to Rebecca Green, a guitarist and folk singer in


her own right whose warm approach quickly won the wide-ranging ages of


tho.se in the audience over. V iv ie n M e a lh


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Thursday June 10th


DISCO AND KARAOKE Friday June 1 1th


DISCO AND KARAOKE Saturday June 12th


OLiSklVl R O C K isiiOI-IT


Tribute to Rod S tew a r t Friday June 18th


Come in your 7 0 's gear - Parly night for Pool & Darts team - everyone welcome Saturday June 19th


Em B E R LEE


Fantastic fem ale vocalist EVERY SUNDAY


DISCO AND KARAOKE b i g s c r e e n e n t e r t a i n m e n t O 4 chicken or turkey breasts,


skinned, boned and cut into strips © 11b. British new potatoes,


scrubbed and quartered Method


1. Combine all the marinade ingre­


dients in a large bowl then add the chicken. Cover and refrigerate for at


least one hour. 2. Place the potatoes in a pan of


boiling water, cover and simmer for 20 minutes or until tender. 3. Meanwhile heat the oil for frying


in a large frying pan or wok, add the chicken with the marinade and stir fry for 10-15 minutes or until the chicken is thoroughly cooked. 4. Drain the potatoes then add to


the cooked chicken in the wok and continue to cook for one minute. 5. Place all the dressing ingredi­


ents, plus seasoning, into a screw topped jar and shake well. Pour over the salad leaves and tomatoes and serve immediately with the honeyed chicken and potatoes.


ANTIQUES and COLLECTORS FAIR


Gra.ssini>ton iown Hall


Sunday 13tii .Iunu (Previous fair organiser «/ ‘Hdiuhills’Skiplon)


DeUcious Kefreshmenls Avaihhle I’ortcr Provulcd


Tel: 01535 635623 Dytalls: Mrs I) Wilson J c/ k) o( SUMMER FAIR


Saturday 12th June 2pm - 4pm


Cake stall, bouncy lire- engine and lots of attractions


h Admission 2 0 p adult. Children fre e


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


The Annual General Meeting of Kibble Valley Citizens Advice Bureau will be held on


Wednesday, .Tune 16th, 1999 at 7.30 p.m. in the Council Chambers Ribble Valley Town Hall


11-13 Church Street, Clitheroe


Speaking about; Recent Employment Legislation and its effects.


Tlie guest speaker will be Diana Turner, ACAS


This is a PUBLIC MEETING and ALL arc Welcome Kcgd. Charity No. 518873


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Contemporaiy Craft ^a y


SATURDAY 12th June 10am to 4pm


, c e r a m ic s j ew e l l e r y t e x t il e s f u r n it u r e & m o r e See the work being produced by local crafts makers


Platform Gallery, Station Road, Clitheroe Tel: 01200 443071 ADMISSION FREE ______


D Y A


Playing Field Waddington


Saturday, June 1 2 th at 2 pm


(Jumping and throwing events 10.30 am)


Open to all 16 years and under


Prize money to be won Quality refreshments


available - FLEA MARKET an d CRAFT


at Whalley Village Hall Sunday, June 13th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.


Refreshments served all d.iy.


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Nfakly New Sale o f good c|u;iliiy


Uaby, Cliildrcn's and Maternity Wear, Nursery


lirntipment, 'toys and Hooks CUtlieroe Parish H a ll Saturday 12th June


9am -1 2 n o o n Admission 20p Refreshinents


liileresleil In selling, phone 01200 429728 ASAP In aid of the National Childbiitb Trust


SUNDAY MARKET / CAR BOOT


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^^^j^iaeing the origin of. the, Sun, iStdrs; Solar.System and.niore. vastness of the Universe begins to unfold in a new, Vivid and fascinating lecture.:


IniA'aes big screen slide presentation. SEILINO FAST Sat 19th June, 8.00pm FOLK MUSIC AT ITS BEST


VIN GARBUTT Amazing songwriter, extraordinary guitarist, Q


tremendous wit and the best whistle player in the world! Celebrating 30 years of live performance.....


The "Take It Easy After 30 Years On The Road" Tour


A-True Queen of ^ Irish. Singers. . . .fT


1. Saving Private Uyan. 2. Blade. Out of Sight.


I. Konin. Cttlie.


I). Snake Byes.


7. Ever After. H. Horse Whisperer.


1). Mercury Rising. It). Small Soldiers. luisl supplied I)V nioekI)usler, Wellj^ate, Clillicroe.


1. "Califoroication" - Bed Hot Chillie Pepper.s. 2. "Leisure Noise" — Gay Dad. 3. "Going for Gold" - Shed Seven. 1. "ir (ills were !)0s" - lleantifnl People.


5. "The Man Who" - Travis. (i. "Performance and Cocktails" - Stereophonies.


7. "Human Traffic" - Varions Artists. 8. "Version 2" - Garbage. i). "Music for Life" - Various Mtists. "Hairv on the Inside" - Miles Himl. CH list supplied by Townsend Records Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


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ij„o|i list supplied by Kaydee Uooksliop, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


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. D ressage & Falconry Displays • Craven Old Wheels Historic Vehicle Rally • HE/Wy & Miniature Horse D isplays


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Ring the nuraber below your star sign, and IWen to predicUons Claire has got for you in Love, Relationships and Honey Tarot


ARIES March 21 - April 20


The oroblems that you and a loved one have been experiencing to an end as you both decide to give each


other the compromises you're seeking. Its never easy to Ploose everyone, but you can be sure that close ones will be doing their beslto show you they're sorry lor recent hasty words and actions.


^ TAURUS April 2 1 -May.21


t An air of unsettlement is evident in your chad, which tiray s®® 5 you seeking fun with a crowd of friends that loved ones do not see eye to eye with. Look out for a Sagittarian who is going to be hying to convince you that what to others is obviously lust, is to them love at first sight. A slow advance is recommended. ,


0660 ^ G EM IN I May 2 2 -June 21.


You are aoinq to have to be prepared to go out of your way if you y are to stay in the good books of a loved one. A difficult mood will,


I see many of the signs insisting on 100% attention and h wih be up y ito you to quash what could be a very awkward mood. An,, interesting new face makes the weekend a memorable one.


w - g 'm |g g | CANCER June 22 - July 23


The past few days have seen you saying things that you really do not mean and this flippant a.«i*ode has created a si uahon that you may have problems getting out of . If you think you have said or done something wrong then admit it now so you can fully eniov what the stars have planned romantically.


® l e o July 24 - August 23


You're now entering a very important time in your career and many Leo's will invest in some sort of a change of image in order


to create the right impression to the new *®®®.f V®®,.®'’® to meet. Don't get involved in some debates with a Virgo who will


be trying to prove their knowledge in a subject you hold dear.__ VIRGO August 24 - Sept 23


yourself as you're able only to think of the person t^hat s been so L c h on your mind of late. A family member you have not seen in some time will be ottering an invitation that should prove the key to a worry free weekend, so make sure you accept.


;;;;S s are making it difficult for you to know w|ra> >° 'o :6 :6 o : ^ LIBRA Sept 24 - October 23


With Venus entering the fire sign of Leo you are 9®'09 it hard to keep your money in your pocket as you temporanly take on the characteristics of the proud and shovvy Lioti.


However, just make sure you are not overspending or you will , j


miss out on an exciting ch S P E £ ^ ^ 2 ^ L _ _ SCOBJPIO


travel later in the week. ■1 Oct 24 - Nov 22


This is a very important time for you persotially, as you final^^y decide whether or not the situation in your life is the right one for you I have to tell you that for the majority of Scorpios it wil be^and you can look forward to making a very important announcement soon to both friends and family/


0660m-iiiiiiri -n .... ............... SAGITTARIUS N o v 2 3 -O e c 2 1


You must not let a close ones problems upset you so rnuch. If you cannot do anything about the situation then you are o n l goMg to make yourself ill. Why not try arrangmg something you know you enjoy and leave others to sort out prnhinm.q which are really not your responsiblity.


....... . i ^ CAPRICORN Dec2 2 -J a n 20


A close one is going to be showing you a side of themselves that you will not approve of and this testing of wHIs is something that is going to have to be handled very oateto'Y Business contracts you meet socially may have the perfect opening for a new talent you have recently been working very


hard to develop. ------------------ ---------- AQU ABJLU S Jan 21 - Feb 19


You are going to find yourself attracted to a group of younperE group of friends as the stars highlight your peter pan malitiesj that include the naughty side you try to keep so well hidden | Don't fret too much though as with the group gathenng around t you, there will be nothing but fun to be had, so relax and enjoy |


I Aquarians. O 'S .S j ) { | PISCES Feb 20 - March 20


The dreamy mood that has influenced you so heavily of late & is finally starting to lift and you should bs able to clearly see the opportunities that now lie before ypu. Tjavel at this time is well starred and should make it possible tor you to meet up with a vary old friend from the past


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