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Weekend! wine talk


with wine writer Mike Murdoch


U C K ley, Clitheroe,


I wine? - well certainly I not the small bits of cork floating in your glass. This is more


WHAT is corked


I likely a poor corkscrew I or, if in a restaurant, Ian inefficient wine


(waiter. The real culprit of j


I corked wines is a I chemical Compound (called 2,4,6, trichlo- | ranisole or TCA for (short, which pan be (smelt a t concentra­ tions of just; a few


Jg 30 Barney and Friends.


Imo and Away. 12.00 ■12 30 Beyond Belief: Fact 1 V.30 FILM: Dangerous ■3 20 Entertainment Now! In d Grace. 4.00 Will and ■o FILM: Mr Destiny. 6.30 Tver 7.30 Ricki Lake. 8.20 Lich. 9.10 Maury Povich. Xy springer. 10.50 Jerry


|11.40 Women Talk Sex. l n. 12.30 Bedtime Stories. Ime Stories. 1.30 The Stag


|how. 2.00 Screonshop. xnapa p lu s


_ j 7,00 Plus on Plus. 7.30


|8 00 Not on Your Nellie. Ire Only Young Twice. 9.00 I Heroes. 9.30 Shang-A- A 00 Mission: Impossible.


■wall Flve-O. 12.00 Cnbb Idelion Dead. 2.00 Poirot. Inturos of Shoriock Holmes. Jjtside Edge. 5.00 The ■nals. 6.00 The Brian Conley 1.30 Strange But True. Ined stories. 7.00 Fame, lenturos of Sheriock Holmes. Ih Hendell Mysteries. 10.00 loot Blues. 11-00 The In a ls . 12.00 Stay Lucky, [street Blues. 2.00 Close.


SCI-FI


lazing Stories. 8.30 Amazing 19.00 Fantasy Island. 10.00 I Woman. 11.00 Wonder 1 12.00 Twilight Zone. 12.30


J Zone. 1.00 Twilight Zone. Irilight Zone. 2.00 Sightings.


Jg 00 Amazing Stories. 7.30 ■Apollo 13. True-life drama,


Ihtinqs. 4.00 seaQuest DSV. laQuest DSV. 6.00 Mercy


1 Tom Hanks. 10.00 FILM: Futuristic thriller, starring Mark |os. 12.00 FILM: Tokyo lion. Manga animation. 1.05


I BBC CHOICE


Lild Weekend. 6.30 CBBC on 1 9 30 CBBC on Choice. 12.30


J Special. 8.45 Masters o ■at. 9.30 Coupling. 10.00 Bill


['on Choice. 3.30 CBBC on L 6 30 Wild Weekend. 7.00 Ciders. 8.00 The Weakest Link


1 Relentless. 10.50 We Are L 11.00 New Comedy Awards. ■ Brooklyn South. 12.45 TOTP ) Radio 1 TV. 2.00 Close.


ITV 2


lEmmerdale. 11.45 Fortune lr. 12.40 The Incredible Hulk. [Secret Agent Man. 2.30 The £ush The day's football action,


iheena. 6.00 CD UK. 7.00 Rich ■Famous Uncut. 8.00 Chart


lo . 8.15 Giants. 8.45_ Giants.


■Inspector Morse. Who 1 jo Be a Millionaire? 12.15


■and Famous Uncut. 1.15 The rShow with David Letterman. ■ Secret Agent Man. 2.55 Time Idusic. 3.25 Close.


I Castle ol Cagllostro. 3.05 Bobo. 4.00 Shop America.


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.................................................................................. , .CARROT AND TARRAGON SOUP


low at the edges or have bolted over the top. However, there are plenty still m tip-top con


DISH OF THE WEEK .................................................... (serves 4 to 6)


AS summer is drawing to a close, the herbs in my garden are beginning to fade and turn yel­


tion, such as the basil, mint, rosemary and tar­ ragon, and of course the blue flowers of the borage are in full bloom and just perfect for putting in


^Although iUsnot really soup weather, it is nice to use your own produce when cook'ngso,ifcar- rots have been one of your crops this year, this is an ideal' fecipe. l t also uses the outside leaves of a let­ tuce, if you have a few left over in the garden. This will make a delicious summery soup with


O 12oz. carrots • Ismail onion, • the outside leaves of a lettuce


O 2oz; butter 0 2 sprigs fresh tarragon 0 land 1/2 pints boiling water


O ltsp sugar 0 3 tbsp double cream 0 salt and freshly milled black pepper


Method 1. Wash and scrape the carrots and s ice


the taste of fresh tarragon and new carrots. Ingredients


................................................................. ........ thinly, then chop the onion and lcttuce fairly small In a thick-based saucepan gently melt the butter and soften the onion for one or two minutes, then add the carrots and lettuce, stirring to get a good coating of butter. Put the lid .on and let the vegeta­


with M ARCIA M ORRIS bles gently sweat for 10 minutes.


in, then add the boiling water, sugar and seasoning of’salt and pepper.


3. When it returns to simmering point, put a lia on and simmer gently for 25 minutes.


2. Strip the leaves from the tarragon, pop them .


,, .


seasoning and reheat gently, stirring in the cream C h e S e r v e with some warm buttered


4. Liquidise or sieve the soup, taste to chcck the • crusty bread for a wonderful starter. recipes


| parts per trillion. | The process of har­ vesting the cot-k bark


(and turning this into | actual corks is a long one that involves sev­


of the ‘hot chicks


e r a l stages to purify the bark. Occasionally


| the chlorine com- | pound used prior to | washing and drying the bark can react


Cool Food For H o t C h ic k s , by Louise H o l la n d and R o b e r ta Mo o r e , ,


lished by Ebury Press, price £ 1 2.99.


(with phenoll in the | bark to produce TCA, (which is converted, by (moulds growing on or in the cork, to produce the smell we call | corked or corkiness. This smell is a cross


| between mouldy damp (mushroom compost and well-rotted


(manure and, once smelt, will never be


(forgotten. At this | stage you should not drink the wine. A good


r WYNETH PALTROW’S life may seem a whirl of film premieres and glamorous parties but apparen - ly the Hollywood actress occasionally dons an apron


’“'Z S T J Z t cooki-g. her favourite dishts Marinated Grilled Swordfish because it is tasty


i s r s - s m s ^s K S S k -


boys with recipes from male celebs like pop star Jay N o w


| indication and the rea- | son why wine waiters smell the cork taken from a bottle is just so they can ascertain if the bottle is likely to


| be corked. The opinion, within


(problem lies between 2% of all bottles pro­


the wine industry, as to the extent of the


duc ed to 10%; My own experience is less


(wine industry has (introduced "plastic


than 1%. This is part of the reason why the


corks." 1 So what should and


(corked bottle. Firstly, (you cannot know | when you buy a bottle that it may be corked


could you do with a


| and, if. you take it back" to ..where:,,you


i purchased iV, you will (get a replacement.


0UButeit is not just a celebrity cook book. Most of


S i™ Z v n and there teas also a lot ,,f enthuaam around the kitchen.


tcriind out what they wanted in a cookbook. CLITHEROE pYoudlyp^se.Us"'^ Iasi!"... i


Don’t just lie there say something!


a h i l a r i o u s l a r c c b y M i c h a e l P c r t w c c


Wednesday 19th, 7 / i« r .v r f o y 2W / Friday 2 1 s t S ep tem b e r at 7.30pm


i„ Bolton by Bowland Villa| *


* * * NO SATURDAY IrtCUFOlWlANC.C'pnSIMh * * * Adnlls t3.50» Children £1.511


.... n/ —


Id Orbie. 8.45 Rosie and Jim. 9.00 btals. 9.10 Mumble Bumble. 9.20 he Blobs. 9.30 Barney and Friends.


Jp 00 Brookslde Omnibus. 12.00 Exposure. 12.30 Beyond Belial: Fact | Fiction. 1.30 FILM: For the Ihlldren. 3.20 Enlertalnment Nowl 1 30 Oh Baby. 4.00 My Wile and Kids. 1 30 FILM: At the End ol the Day: The \ e Rodriguez Story. Drama based on me story, starring Wendy Crewson. pa Entertainment Nowl 6.30


trussing Over. 7.30 Ricki Lake. 8.20 Wdbry Povich. 9.10 Mauty Povich.


lo.oo The Jerry Springer Show. 10.50 th e Jerry Springer Show. 11.40


Women Talk Sax. 12.00 Eden. 12.30 Bedtime Stories. 1.00 Bedtime Etorios. 1.30 The Stag and Hon Show. 2.00 Screonshop.


GRANADA PLUS


.3.00 Hawaii Five-0.7.00 Plus on Plus. 1 7.30 Batman. 8.00 Not on Your Nellie. 18.30 In Loving Memory. 9.00 I Adventures ol Shoriock Holmes. 10.00


I Emmerdale. 11.30 Plus on Plus. 12.00 I In Loving Memory. 12.30 On the


I Buses. 1.00 Fama. 2.00 Slorsky and 1 Hutch. 3.00 Classic Coronation Street. 1 5 30 Bullseye. 6.00 Poirot. 7.00 I Dandelion Dead. 8.00 Wyclitte. 9.00 1 Tho Chief. 10.00 Hale and Pace. I 10.30 Tho Now Statesman. 11.00 Bullseye. 11.30 The Wheeltappers


and Shunters Social Club. 12.00 Stay Lucky. 1.00 The Chlol. 2.00 Close.


SCI-FI


8.00 Amazing Stories. 8.30 Cybernet. 9.00 Fantasy Island. 10.00 The Bionic Woman. 11.00 Wonder Woman. 12.00 FILM: This Island Earth. 1.35 Cybemat. 2.00 FILM: Colossus: Tho Forbln Project. 4.00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World. 6.00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World. 6.00 UFO. 7.00 Earth: Final Conflict. 8.00 Faracapo. 9.00 Sliders. 10.00 Poltorgelst: The Legacy. 11.00 Poltergeist: Tho Legacy. 12.00 FILM: Progeny. 2.00 Quatarmaso. 3.00 Darkroom. 4.00 Shop America.


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Radio 1 TV. 11.35 Tinsel Town. 12.15 Attachments. 1.05 Friends Like These. Hosted by Ant and Dec. 1.55 Close.


ITV 2


9 25 Crossroads. 11.45 Who Wants To Bo a Millionaire? 12.45 The Planet’s Funniest Animals. 1.15 Rich and


Famous. 1.45 Coronation Street. 8.00 Soap Fever. 7.00 A Touch ol FrosL 9.00 The Grimleys. 9.30 Coronation Street. 10.00 The Vanishing Man. 11.00 Rich and Famous Uncut. 12.00 Fortune Hunter. 12^0 Tha Incredible Hulk. 1.50 Ghost Stories. 2.15 Tima Ufo Music. L4S Close.


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; Saturday at 11.30 a.m.


planet of THE APES,,,,


Sat at 2.30pm,Sat, Mon - Thurs at 7.30pm


COMPETITION 8.30pm start


Friday, September 7th LOUISE JAYMES


Sunday, September 9th k a r a o k e


8c QUIZ


Whalley Flower Club


Methodist Church Hall, Whalley on September 13th at 7.30nm


there will Ik* a presentation by Pauline Marsden B.A.


This is entitled ‘In the Company nf Friends’


Visitors are most welcome


Further details contact


Jane Brown on 01200 441949


of N.A.F.A.S • at the


Thursday, September fitli PANEL DARTS ,


| GRANE MILL


. BAZAAR MASSIVE INDOOR


CAR BOOT AND MARKET


EVERY SATURDAY


throughout the year. AllI lacilities ADMISSION FREE 150 Stalls +


Grane Mill, oil Bury Road. Haslingden


0 1 7 0 6 2 2 1 6 1 6


^ L ^ B a T T e r l o p p e l i a %../


CONSERVATIVE CLUB


.THIS SATURDAY. ® Superb Vocalist


TERRELL; Tab n 1200 42241 OL


Urge Function Room lor Hire Free N e w M em b e rs W e lc om e F u r th e r d e ta ils


Gkassincton, Nk Skiim on Sunday Skptkmbeu 9th 10am - 4pm


Tin: Town Hall, it ts the girls’ turn to get a helping hand. ideas, hosting a d in n e r p a r t y « a M d u c tw ^ f o r is p ub ­


KATE WINSLET’S SALMON TERIYAKI STYLE (serves 2)


sauce; 100ml/3.5 fl oz dry sherry; 100ml/3.5 fl oz bal sarnie vinegar; 40g/1.5 oz ^ e r sugan pmch of dried crushed red chillies; juice of half a lemon, 1 tsp ‘rest) thyme leaves; 3-4 tbsps sunflower oil; sea jilt and freshly ground black pepper; red onion relish and


Preparation and cooking time: 1 hour. 2 salmon steaks; 100ml/3.5 fl oz Japan®* soy


lime or lemon wedges to garnish. Wipe the steaks and place in bowl


.. .


•ill the marinade ingredients together and add to the silmon Cover and leave for 1 hour to marinade. Remove the steaks from the marinade, brush with


nil and barbecue or grill on a medium heat for nntos on each side. The fish is cooked when the


DENISE VAN OUTEN’S SAUSAGES IN CIDER WITH LEMON THYME (serves 4)


medium onion, one half chopped finely, the other half'sliced; 1 clove garlic, crushed and chopped; 1


Preparation and cooking time: 1 hour 15 minutes 2 sausages, about 800g; 1 tbsp sunflower oil, 1


Sp flour;’225ml/7.5 fl oz dry cider or. perry; 1/2 IhsD sunflower oil; three Granny Smith apples, noeled and cut into quarters, core removed and


sliced thickly; 1 tbsp fresh chopped lemon thyme, 200ml/7 fl oz apple juice; sea salt and fresh y groun


mock’s Shrimps In Sour Cream. ,


b1'I lK a lM h e oil in a frying pan^A igM brown’ urn heat and fry the sausages until 1 ghtlbrown


compiled b y J o h n T u rn e r


“ T to y lS r e t iP ® t t a t «“ Otars have cootal for themselves. Charlie Dimmoctosaidl shecoota her


Denise Van Outen f n n d ■ r


“T ots of them said they wanted picky things and that was^uick to make when they came in


P r i i ‘»s,« t c continued stir over a low heat, bringing it to a sim-


m Meanwhile heat the rest of the oil in a separate pan and fry the sliced apple, which will caramelise guite quickly. Add the apple to the pan N ctder, along with the sausages, chopped thyme and pp


^Season cover with a lid and simmer gently for one another comfort food such as mash.


CHALK CIRCLE. Manchester Youth Theatre. Quays The­ atre, Salford Quays. Until September 8th. Box office: 0161 876


THE CAUCASIAN 2000.LIGHTNIN’ BOY


AND THE BOYS. Continuous play, 10


a.m. to 5 p.m. Septem­ ber 6th to 8th, Mid- Pennine Gallery, Burn-


leyilALFWAY TO PARADISE, the Billy Fury Story, Blackpool Grand Theatre, Sep­ tember 9th, 16th and 23rd. Box office: 01253


290190. JOSEPH AND


THE AMAZING TECHN ICO LO R


DREAMCOAT, Man­ chester Opera House, Until September 8th. Box office 0161 242


2524.THE BEST OF GIVE IT A GO, vari­ ety show with Jim Bowen, Preston Char­ ter Theatre, Septem­ ber 9th. Box office.


atre, September 13th to P n o r ^ ^ .h^ Man- October 6th. Box office: 0161624 2829.


Septomber


CHICAGO, Manches-16^- H tor Opera House, Sep--


ifith Box office: 0161 ' N tUTTE,


tember 14th to^ “o ^ b y Pimlico Opera at 6th. Box office 0161 2 4 2 ^ ^ Thpatre_ Salford


Quays Theatre, Salford Quays, on September 18th. Box office: 0161


U j * iui»»vw - r


876 2000. JALEO FLAMEN­


SON AND MARTIN CARTIIY, English Folk Music, Accring­ ton Town Hall, Sep­ tember 7th, Box office:


NORMA WATER-


CO in concert, Burnley Mechanics, September


18th. Box office: 01282 664400.CECILIA BARE-


01254 380293. g r e a t n o r t h ­


TOL1 AND LE MUS1CIIE NOVE, AT B R ID G EW A T ER


e r n BRASS ARTS FESTIVAL. Bridge- water Hall, Manches­ ter, afternoon of Sep­ tember 8th. Box office.


0161 907 9000. CONCERT WITH


BLACK DYKE AND WILLIAMS FAIREY BANDS, Bridgewater


Hall, Manchester. Sep­ tember 8th. Box office.


0161 907 9000. CHAMPIONSHIP


Band, Burnley Mechanics, September 9th. Box office: 01282 664400.


01772 258858. IL RE PASTORE,


THE BACHE­ LORS' HOLIDAY


„ „ „


by the Classical Opera Company, Quays The­ atre, Salford Quays. September 11th. Box


office: 0161 876 2000. JOHN STOKES'


BACHELORS AND FRIENDS, Fleetwood Marine Hall, Septem­


ber 12th and 26th CHICAGO, Man­


chester Opera House, September 14th to October 6th. Box


office: 0161242 2524. HEAVEN CAN


Marine Hall on Sep tember 12th. Box office: 01253 770547. PATSY CLINE -


HALL, MANCHES­ TER, SEPTEMBER 20. BOX OFFICE 0161


907 9000. TCHAIKOVSKY


GALA AT BRIDGE- WATER HALL, MAN- CH ESTER, SEP­ TEMBER 21ST. BOX OFFICE 0161 907


9000. BRASS, Drighlington exhibitions


HOLIDAY try, - 11


MUSIC AND MEM­ ORIES. Burnley Mechanics September


Mechanics, Sep mber t-f._r\1 OQ9


664400. JEZ LOWE AND


STERS, exploring the world of insects, Muse­ um of Science and Indus- try, Manchester, until


girniTiniirmi* BACKYARD MON­


Li Can. S°WOVEN V


Exhibition of tapestries by weaver Bobbie Cox. Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery. Until Sep­


WATER.


tember 8th. FANTASY ART 2001


15th.Boxoff.ce: 01282 A,.U. o r ^ Uickburn -


THE BAD p e n ­ n ie s , Accrington


WAIT, musical at Old­ ham Coliseum The­


, intings


and artwork. Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery. Until September


Town Hall, September 16th. Box office: 01254


380293. BIG BAND


CRAZY with Andy


8th.s t i t c h c r a f i 2001exhibition of needle-


craft at G-Mex Centre, Manchester. September 14th and 16th.


Last but not least for James and his band


I NINE venues in 10 days is a I daunting enough prospect for


| young performers. I But for a 72-year-old it is nothing


I short of remarkable. When James Last brings his band to


I Manchester MEN Arena on October 26th, he will have started the night before in Glasgow and will be due to move on to Sheffield for the next night. Then he and his band of 40 musi­


cians from 17 countries criss-cross the country with all their instruments for performances in Birmingham,


| Bournemouth, Plymouth, Croydon and tho Royal Albert Hall in London. James Last has been at the top since 1965 when his album "Non Stop Danc-


| ing" took the charts by storm. In 1967 he had four top 10 albums T 1A/V7 l. Lori fn n r ton 10 <


simultaneously in the British charts. Nearly 35 years later he is still


entertaining with the same well-tried recipe which combines classics, coun­


try, pop, rock or even reggae. It all started when the boy from


Bremen discovered his talent at the age of five when he first took piano


lessons. His instrument became the double


bass and, like his two brothers, in 19411 he became a member of the Radio Bremen Dance and Entertainment


Orchestra. His wife of 42 years died four years


ago and the bandleader and keen golfer married again two years ago. He has no plans for retirement


yet. IS mmkMmV;'l|


Ocsh flakes. Serve with red onion relish and lime or lemon wedges


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i i i i i i i i B f i H i i t t i i compiled b y M a r c ia M o r r is


in by the 10th of the month prior to the event


CAREFUL plans have been made for local people to mark heritage day on Saturday by getting to know more about Clitheroe and its.histo-


ry.


include free admission to the muse­ um and a chance to participate in "Making a Museum". Clitheroe Civic Society has


Heritage open weekend will ' ...


arranged for historian Mr Bob Jones to take parties of adults and chil­ dren on a town trail from the Castle Gates which will include a tour of the cell under the library. The stafl at the North West Sound Archive, by the Castle itself, will also offer conducted tours. There is no charge for either, but tickets are being issued by the Tourist Information


Centre.


display of Clitheroe’s civic regalia in the offices of the town council in Church Brow and there is an oppor­ tunity to climb Clitheroe Parish Church tower and see the area from


No tickets are needed to see tnc , , 4 ..


a unique vantage pmnL EVENTS-SEPTEMBER 11 H


Entwistle from Castle gates, Clitheroe, every Friday at 8 p.m. From Swan Hotel, Whalley each Wednesday at 8 p.m. To book tel.


Ghost walks with Simon TO 13TII


01200 426821.Whalley Library, an exhibition ol watercolours and crafts by Mrs


Marion Kelly.


Museum heritage open day 2001, visitors can participate in the Mak­ ing a Museum" project in the educa­ tion room. Free entrance. A so town walks starting at the Castle Gates on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.


7th to 10th - Clitheroe Castle .


Inquiries, tel. 01200 42463o. 8th - Civic Trust Heritage Day,


town trail to include cell under the library at 10-30 a.m. from Castle Gates. A talk and tour of the North West Sound Archives commencing at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Civic regalia on view in Clitheroe Town Hall from 10-30 to 11-30 a.m. and 2 to 3 p.m. Chance to climb St Mary's Tower from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Tickets for town trail free from


Clitheroe TIC, tel. 01200 425566. 9th - Explore Longndge on a


guided walk at 2 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday. Meet at Millennium Cross, Berry Lane, Longridge, 10 minutes before


st art time. Walks take about two tours-Inquiries, tel. 01772 786315. 9th - Take a look inside Slaidburn


S ep tem b e r 6th, 2001 19


Youth Hostel. The hostel will be open as part of Heritage Open Weekend, 12 noon until 4-30 p.m. Visit Slaidburn Heritage Centres exhibition of rural crafts, with a dis­ play of traditional dry stone walling


techniques.


iev Film Club presents, "Les Dia- boliqucs" (15) at 7-30 p.m. Inquiries,


9th - Grand Cinema, Ribble Val­ .


Tel. 01200 426757. 11th to 16th - H e r itag e open


weekend display, an exhibition of work carried out during the heritage


" “ ' forthcoming EVENTS- SEPTEMBER 1ITII TO 20TH 16th - Ebenezer Baptist Church,


Billington, harvest thanksgiving ser­ vice at 10-45 a.m. with preacher the Rev. Chris Haig. A warm welcome is


extended to everyone. 16th - Noel Holt's painting for


beginners, no previous art knowl­ edge needed, everything you need to paint is provided. The area will he Pendlc Hill and Newton village.


Inquiries, tel. 01257 241855. 16th - Grand Cinema, the Ribble


Valley Film Club presents, "Break­ fast at Tiffanys" (PG) at 7-30 p.m.


son, 01254 826506.


Street, an open floor poetry reading at 6-30 p.m. to eat, 7-30 p.m. for reading. Inquiries, tel. Jo Harding


20th - Cafe Fresco, Shawbridge . .


on 01200 444242. 0 Further details of some of the


above events can be found in adja­ cent "Lifestyle" advertisements. O A booking service for the the­


atres and events throughout the region is available from the ju r i s t Information Centre, Market Place,


Clitheroe, tel. 01200 425566.


Inquiries, tel. 01200 426757._ 16th - Station House, Whalley,


speaker on Steiner Education at 7- 30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. Sheila Clark­


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