Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified),
www.eastlancsnews.co.uk nine Marcia will) your reclpo Ideas on CliUieroo Advertiser Slimes, CHOCOLATE MUFFINS w ith Wendy Craig.
ACTRESS Wendy Craig became Britain's best-loved disaster in the kitchen when she played Ria in the hit television series "Butterflies". So who better to pass on a fool
proof recipe th a t everyone can make for the "World's Biggest Cof fee Morning". Wendy is sharing her culinary
Wendy's muffin recipe, which she admits it is really easy. Last year over half-a-million peo
ple attended over 20,000 coffee morn ings held simultaneously across the country and a staggering £2 million was raised in four hours. Macmillan Cancer Relief is work
secrets to support Macmillan's biggest annual fund-raising event, which this year takes place tomorrow. Macmillan, supported by Nescafe,
is encouraging people in their homes, schools, offices and factories to take their coffee breaks between 8 a.m. and noon and make a donation in exchange for their drink. Macmillan does some great work
ing towards the day when everyone will have equal and ready access to the best information, treatment and care for cancer. The charity funds specialist Macmillan nurses and doc tors, buildings for cancer treatment and care and grants for patients in financial difficulties, services which help make the lives of cancer patients and their families easier and reduce
in helping people live with cancer, and holding a coffee morning is such a fun way to raise money for them. You could provide some tasty nib bles for your friends, or have a go at
unnecessary levels of fear. WENDY CRAIG'S
(makes 10 to 12) O 6oz. plain flour
CHOCOLATE MUFFINS Ingredients
Q l l/2oz. cocoa (unsweetened
chocolate) powder 9 4oz. caster sugar (superfine)
9 10ml baking powder 9 1/2 tsp salt 9 1 large egg
. 9 8fl oz. milk 9 1/2 tsp vanilla essence (extract)
. 9 4fl oz. sunflower or vegetable oil Method
1. Mix together the dry ingredients
and make a well in the centre. 2. Thoroughly mix together the
egg, milk, vanilla essence and oil. 3. Quickly stir the liquid into the
dry ingredients just until they are all incorporated. Do not overmix; the | mixture should be lumpy. 4. Spoon into muffin cases (papers)
or tins and bake in a preheated oven at 200C gas mark 6 for about 20 min utes until well risen and springy to
the touch.
On Wednesday 6th October at 8.30pm at
‘The fRed Tump Inn Bashall Eaves
f r e e X p r c s s i o n
Come and enjoy a fun evening of traditionaCfoC(<i and Lancastrian Celtic music
i p s
CIVIC HALL I tLITHF-ROl:
Fri 1 st October 6 days • (not Sun)
THE marrying of grape vari eties is not a new concept - take the wines of Chateauneuf-du- Pape, the first region to adopt the Appellation Controlee laws
in France. I ts wines are as diverse as its
grape varieties. I t might interest you to know that there are 13 per mitted grape varieties used and any permutations can and indeed are used, giving an almost infinite variation in the style of wine pro duced: from a single grape like grenache, in the powerful Chateau Rayas, to all 13 grapes in the com plex, smoky Chateau de Beaucas-
tel. Our concept that we should drink
■ a single grape variety, for the pure essence of that grape's fruit is rela tively new and, if you have not tried the wealth of Rhone-style blends,
With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine
Educators and founder of the Kibble Valley Wine Club
then now is a good time to try. Taking these "Rhone"-style grapes
and producing a different, more soft and drinkable style is what makes The Beak 1998, stand out from oth ers. Available at D. Byrne and Sons, this wine is only £5.69 and a sister wine to The Magpie, slightly dearer at £8.50ish. The Beak 1998 is the first vintage of this red wine combin ing grenache (70%) and mourvedre ( 3 0% )
grapes in a blend.
from the Barossa Valley with the remainder being McLaren Vale and Riverina. The wine maker, Rolf
Most of the fruit, 60%-70%, is
Binder, also grows shiraz alongside the grenache and mourvedre for which most is contracted out. The white version was originally
called after a local landmark, Gilbert's Peak, shortened to Peak, so when the red wine was made on this estate - the Magpie Estate - it was a natural choice to call it The Beak. A light garnet colour with the pur
r (15) Eves 7.30 p.m. N0TTING . HILL.
WEST BRADFORD METHODIST CHURCH
HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE
ple hues of youth, leading into a nose of soft, smoky fruit backed with sub tle spice, cracked pepper and redcur- rants, with a warm finish. The early bird catches the worm,
use your "beak" to catch this juicy one, before it sells out.
Sunday, October 3rd at 2 p.m. Preacher:
Sister Janet Edwards E v eryone welcome
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SECOND HAND BOOK FAIR
Longridge Civic Hall
Saturday, 2nd October 10 am - 4.30 pm
Thousands of collectable books from 50p to over £200
TeIXFax: 01744 883780 J Coach & fnorses
OI, Travolta........ nooo! Why did you do it? Just when we thought it was safe to go back to the flicks to watch films featuring old hot legs, he has to go and star (if you can call it that) in the biggest load of phoney baloney since “GI Jane”. One can only assume JT took this
"The General's Daughter" - starring
John Travolta Dir. Simon West, Burnley Hollywood Park.
part to bolster the coffers of the Sci entology sect, of which he is a mem ber. In doing so, though, he has undone his progression back to act ing respectability through parts in the likes of “Pulp Fiction”, “Prima ry Colors”, “Michael” and “Mad
City”. In this celluloid cemetery though
he commits cinematic suicide playing undercover military police officer Frank White drafted in to investi gate the rape and murder of a leading general's daughter in the Psyops corps aka shrinks in uniform . "We'll find the son of a b***h, sir," JT assures the general, displaying the script writer's formidable command
of cliche.
in the investigation is the obligatorily feisty Sarah Sunhill (Madelaine Stowe), and, of course, stunning- looking rape investigator. She pro vides further cannon fodder for his unending stream of banal observa tions about the army, sado masochism and their own inevitably screwed-up past relationship. • We discover our Frank is not just a
Assisting him/getting on his nerves
defender of military honour ("There's the right way, the wrong way and the army way," - Hallelujah!), but he is also a neo-feminist, a point he proves with a knee to the face of an intervie wee who makes a sexist faux pas. After grilling the super-intelligent Colnel Robert Moor (James Woods - who should know better), it soon becomes apparent that there is a lid
to be lifted on a major cover-up, an underbelly of military corruption to be exposed and... blah-blah-blah... you have already been there, bought the T-shirt, poster and novelty mug. The deep southern states blues
U N D E R
‘BoCton-‘By - (BozoCcmd___________ N E . W O W N E R S H I P
Welcoming party for customers old and new Friday 1st October 1999
7pm onwards come and, meet Midge andAilsa OPENING HOURS
soundtrack provided a welcome aural distraction from the visual, but, apart from that, the best thing about this tenuously-contrived murder thriller (I use the term very loosely) was that it finally ended. Yes, it is easy to criticise, but it is
Saturday 12noon - 11pm Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm
• Monday - Friday 12noon - 3pm 6pm -11pm • Tuesday 6pm - 11pm
I FOOD SERVED Monday - Saturday 12noon - 2.30pm 6.30 - 9pm \ Sunday .12noon - 8pm No Food Tuesday
damn hard to sit through such inane rubbish as this. I can only hope that the rumours that Travolta is about to embark on a film project telling the story of his nutty Scientology cult is the product of someone's rag ing Saturday Night Fever.
Ben Carlish Tel: 01200 447202. 20 Main St. Bolton-By-Bowland 1 ~ This WesSf’s
1. Very Bad Things. 2. The Thin Red Line. 3. Little Voice. 4. Payback. 5. Enemy of the State. G. You've Got Mail. 7. Patch Adams. 8. Shakespeare In Love. 9. Plcasnntville.
10. Bug's Life. List supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgate, Clitheroc.
1. "Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone" - J. w
K. Rawling (Bloomsbury, £4.99). 2. "Contented Little Baby" - Gina Ford (Random
House, £7.99). 3. "Managing My Life" - Alex Ferguson (Hodder, ,,
£14.99*). 4. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' -
J K. Rawling (Bloomsbury, £4.99). 5. "Tis" - Frank McCourt (Collins, £13.99*). 6. "Clitheroe Ablaze with Glory" - Sue Holden
(Landy Publishing, £5). 1. "The Spanish Sessions" - Andy Taylor and
Luke Morley. 2. "Rhythm and Stealth" -Leftfield.
3. "Supergrass" - Supergrass. 4. "Come on Over" - Shania Twain. 5. "The Man Who" - Travis. G. "Liquid Skin" - Gomez.
7. "Fan Mail" -TLC. 8. "Euphoria Morning" - Chris Cornell. 9. "Pop Music and Space Travel" - Clint Boon.
10. "Live"-Ezio CD list supplied by Townsend Records Moor Lane, Clitheroe._________
7. 8. "Collins Gem French Dictionary" - D. Ross
(Collins, £3.99). 9. "Winnie The Pooh's Little Book of Feng-Shui" -
(Reed Consumer Books, £1.99). 10. "Tigger's Little Book of Bounce" - A.A. Milne
(Egmont, £1.99). Book list supplied by Kaydce Bookshop, Moor
Asterisks denote this week’s discounts. Lane, Clitheroe. R E S T A U R A N
Relax in exquisite sur roundings Delectable lunches from £ 4 . 9 9 Light bites a n d snacks available
Table:d'H ote function m e n u s ,; A LA CARTE AT ITS BEST
u \ ‘ LAKIE M P Tfwlougft intji Wigglcsworth, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 4RJ ihmtmm dlaNij Mghu
exceptional wine list and dancing to one ot the areas top DJ's until 1 am.
A Three Course Meal of all Fresh Food Plus all the trimmings of party hats, crackers, streamers, novelties and balloons. Private bar,
A l l f o r £16.50 Available dates -
Saturday 11th December, Friday 17th December,
840243 / 840638 to book
Saturday 18th December Telephone: 01729
St Peter and St Paul's Parish Church, Bolton by Bowland
The Airedale Male Voice Choir Conductor: John Smith Accompanist: Ken Brook &
The Cobbydale Singers Conductor: Jean Driver
Choirs in Concert Sunday October 10th at 7.30pm Tickets £3
present
Tickets available from Churchwardens, Grindleton Rectory, Bolton by Bowland Post Office and Clitheroe Tourist Information Office
B S U N D A Y M A R K E T SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd
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* » W H A L L E Y Situated on Mitton Road T h o u s a n d s of b a r g a in s p lu s Meat A u c t io n s Car Booters arrive from 7.30am - Car bootars/vans only £5
AH enquiries 0411 833543 or 0976 291728 O IIJ R o seh il l H ou se . H o te l
T e I e p h o n e .0 1 2 8 2 4 5 393 1 (Hal f a mi le f rom Burnley Cent re)
.V " CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER/DANCES "Addicted" - Ian Ridley (Collins, £6.99). Fo llow ed by ( \ L7i 3&ing£ Hrtn£
•t h iMu: l im a JCaraoke § ’ tffisco
THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SUNDAY fw e Entertainment
THIS SATURDAY - TONY MILES (S u p e rb all ro u n d e nter tain e r)
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EVERY SATURDAY (see board outside for details)
PLUS FULL SKY SPORTS COVERAGE
ON 7ft SCREEN & 2 BIG SCREENS
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THE $H@W LIVE
Sunday, 5th December 1999 , ' ” ,
Book early to reserve your seat ' ~ £ 3 0 a 't ic jc e t ~ \ Telephone: 0 12 0 0 4 4 5 3 9 4 , - , J New
Dance & Fitness Classes
Starting Soon!
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Fun 6 veek coarse for couples or singles 115. okyourplacm^
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Begtanen Weston tins Dance Class.
Join us for the start of this &ji class on Wei OCt 6H» 7-€|pn*. £Z80pers
Leant to dance for the Millennium, btc Waltz, Cha-Cha, Tango & other
favourites. Starts Thurs 7th Oct
8-9pm or Friday 8lh October 7-8pm. Please Book!
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Thurs 3 0 th Sept 7 -8 pra week course £ 1(
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01200 422324 or send them to , , ™>V
3 Kins Street. Clltheroe, BB72EW. FESTIVAL HALL GISBURN
WHIST and DOMINO DRIVE
Saturday, October 2nd
in the Festival Hall at 7.30 p.m.
Admission: £1.30 HODDER
VALLEY SHOW An evening with the
TATLERS
Friday October 8th in Newton Village Hall.
Admission £7.50 including supper, licenced bar.
Tickets available from 01200 447239 or 446642 or 425566
SPECIAL NOTICE!
- M A S S I V E " I N D O O R - C A R - ' B O O T a n d
G E N E R A L A U C T I O N EVERY SATURDAY
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Grane Mill, oH Bury Road, Haslingdan
No. 1 lor buying & soiling - Como and Sea - Admission Froo Stall Enquiries 01 7 06 2216.1.61 streetcreckmaaim
NORTH STREET • CLITHEROE (BEHIND BP FILLING STATION)
An exciting new cafe for . all ages
OPEN 8am - 10pm BREAKFASTS AVAILABLE
-. BUSINESS LUNCHES SERVED ON SITE - • NEW DESIGNER POOL TABLE *
...PARTIES.•MEETINGS.
.: - OUTSIDE CATERING SERVICE
.. , FREE DELIVERY SERVICE- ■ VARIOUS OTHER GAMING MACHINES
01200 428050 Call for details plus COME AND SEE THE RELAXING WATER FEATURES
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f o r S e f in n e r s
Acomplet* Introductory class Jor your child to help develop co-ordmation, social skills, musical ability etc. Starts Thurs 30th Sept 3-6pm o r Friday 1st October 3Spirt. S weeks £ 1 3 - Please Book! .
Over 150 classes each week,
line Bums V Turns. Aerobics, Step Triple Challenge. Sports Circuit, Ballroom. Latin «& Disco etc
For fbrtlior details please contact:
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