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THREE coins in the Ji cknowledged for her work on


le" returns with this powerfully- , set on the border between Iraq


resolutely realistic and uncom- insight into the harsh existence


h refugees, the story follows the two teachers in their search for


ackboards that the two humbly mnd are never put to their true sed as stretchers, splints and even


fully-composed images and aston- otography of the bleak mountain es complement a bold and confi- k by someone many are consider- the leading light of Iranian new


ema. your entry to: Cinema Competition,


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i ' ferent grape varieties ! make-up my choice for ; this week - a little i Italian stunner called TRE UVE ULTIMA


fountain Well, may be not, but three distinct and dif-


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S P IC Y S H E P H E R D S P IE w i th G ra h am C o c k e t t , o t


DISH OF THE WEEK


H a r r is o n a n d K e r r , B u t c h e r s a n d D e l ic a te s s e n


PROPRIETOR of Harrison and Kerr,; Brian Hodges, has worked m the


•butcher’s shop for 22. years, m o s tr f . th a t time for S tu a r t and Marilyn


Kerr, but he has owned the business for nearly three years, now, and it is going from strength to str®


He has seven full-time staff, includ­ nf ”K , ,


ing Mr Cockett and a couple of part- timers to help him run his busy shop


with lots in between. Traditional cuts of meat are still the


most popular and Brian is proud to serve only good Br itish products,


which he knows are of good quality.. He has no im p o r ted 'm e a t.o n the premises and says there is still plenty of fresh British meat available, even in


montepulciano grape from Abruzzo is blend­ ed with the sangiovese (grape for yhianuj from Piedmont and the primitivo (Calitor- nia's zinfandel) from the deep southern region of Puglia, Italy's heel. The wine is aged for up to one year in new and used oak barrels which helps to soften out and create an optimum marriage between wine and wood - not too


(tre uve means three grapes in Italian). From the different regions of Italy, the


The great complexity of this wine, with


hints of spicy cherry, tar, herbs and ™sV^i soft and round with a warm almost herbal


complex finish, is backed with a massive 14 /o alcohol by volume and has a lovely purple hue from core to rim, a sign of a youthtul


the present crisis. In these days of supermarkets sell­ •„


ing everything it is important to use our local butcher’s shops, otherwise we could lose them, as many towns have


a Harrison and Kerr supply many preview


because You’re Mine; Grand Theatre, Blackpool; May 6th


wine - and this one has ageing potential Another outstanding feature is that this


wine has been a gold medal winner at the International Wine Challenge for the last two years. It is imported through Western Wines which has created a seal for world winemak­ ers This applies to wines in new and tram- tional regions of the world. The criteria is to extract the best of each particular grape win- ety, terroir and winemaker, at the hest value for money possible. It acts as a melting pot o origins and ideas and certainly works well


h6The price of this wine is a mere £5.99 from Booths, Clitheroe. Italian wines, and good Italian wines, don't come any cheaper.


A NIGHT out for those with romance in mind is avail- able at Blackpool ° n ^ y 6 ' h'


share a ,ove affair - the Grand The-


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local businesses such as pubs and hotels,' in and around the Ribble Val­ ley, providing an excellent service of-


111 You can buy already seasoned and marinated cuts such as peppered sir­ loin steaks and chicken in garlic or cushions of lamb and chicken which would make ideal dinner party fare, as would the English veal in escalopes or diced or try the mouthwatering array


of duckling, pork and beef joints. Or for a quick tea you could try their


. steak Canadian ,


which sells everything from brawn to r; v e n i s o n ,


• ■ Recipes of the month are available in. the shop; including this one for


:.


.'■ spicy shepherd's pie, so pop along and have a "butchers" a t what is on otter.


; • 1 medium onion, chopped • 1 tbsp vegetable oil


• 1 and iflb. minced lamb • 2 tbsp medium curry paste 2 tbsp mango chutney


. almonds • 2 tbsp sultanas


• 2 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon 4 tbsp chopped, blanched •


• 3oz creamed coconut, crumbled


Ingredients (serves four)


• 2 eggs ■ • 2 bay leaves • Salt and black pepper to taste


1. P reh e a t ’ . .... Method the oven,- to


180C/350F/gas4. 2. Heat the oil in a frying pan and cook the onion u n til soft, b u t not


browned. • •3. Add the lamb and cook over a


moderate heat, turning frequently, u n til browned ail over. Stir in the' curry paste, chutney, lemon juice, almonds and sultanas, season with salt and pepper, and cook for about


five minutes. 4. Transfer the mixture to an oven­


proof dish and cook, in the preheated


oven, for 10 minutes. 5. Meanwhile, dissolve the coconut


in 7fl oz of boiling water and cool slightly. Beat in the eggs and a little


seasoning. 6. Remove the dish from the oven


and pour the coconut custard over the meat mixture, Lay the bay leaves on the top and return the dish to the oven for 30 minutes,, or until the top is set


and golden. 7. Serve hot with fresh vegetables. .


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FURIOUS AS EVER review


'FEVER' STILL AS


ning long enough, first in London, more lately in Manchester, to have become a


b y J o h n T u rn e r Saturday Night Fever; Opera House, Man-


' Chester; -


ZAPI As soon as the curtain rose on "Sat­ urday Night Fever" the young cast had the audience eating out of the palms o their hands with a combination of vitali­


ty, energy and, of course, ability. This was a showcase of the amount oi


talent a new generation is bringing to the British theatre.


The Bee Gees music was brought to , .


the Opera House stage from the 1970s through a successful film and, boy, didn t it show. Especially through the Manches­ ter audience, full of 40-somethings with their shirt-tails nearer the horizontal than they once were and with a little less hair than they once had. And didn't they have a good time


recreating the old times of hair and flares. "Saturday Night Fever” has been run­


stale offering. N o t a b it of it .


Audiences were still getting their


money’s worth from this cast of 40 or so. A slick production pauses for poignant


moments and includes spectacle and drama.


' Ben Richards' performance in the part played by Travolta in the screen version was a marathon one. And seemingly


. , .


faultless, too. ______ ____ He led the company from the front m


more ways than one. Bekki Carpenter's Annette was con­


vincing, none more so than when she sang "If I can't have you."


Another high point of "Saturday


Night Fever" was the dancing, choreo­ graphed by Arlene Phillips. Impressive. The audience gave the company a


rousing reception at the end. Even the usherettes were leaping and whooping


with delight. But then, perhaps, they were happy at


the profit they had made on plain vanilla ice-creams at £1.60p a shot!


what’s on in the Ribble Valley compiled by Marcia Morris


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SOLOIST Stephen Carleston will perform in the Organ Society's 40th season of con­ certs in Clitheroe Parish Church on Satur-


da^rpe?former Mr Carleston gives organ recitals and is in demand as a Piano accom- Danist and harpsichord continuo player. He abo enjoys various conducting engage-


m<Hif is director of music at Bolton Parish « r = 5 S n iM i n r e G r e e t


Church, musical director of Fleetwood and District Choral Society, a tutor of c°mposi- Finn at the iunior school of the Koyai Northern College of Music a nd co n ­


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TouTi^Vlnformarioi^Centre ^M ^ rk e t^ ^ c e , ’critheroe,' andTandqd in by the 10th of the month prior to the event


The new spring lasagne series presents, Rebecca Layton on cello and Bussed Lomas on piano playing works by ,Vivaldi, Schu mann, Ravel and Chopin s Sonata in G minor. Concerts start at midday followed by a lasagne and salad luncheon. Inquiries, tel.


3rd - Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst,


^FORTHCOMING EVENTS - MAY 4TH TO I0TH


ductor of Blackburn Symphony Orchestra. Mr Carleston has a special interest in


5th - Ribble Valley Mayor's Parlmir, a coffee and cake morning in aid of CUtheroe


Ar5th-Kriowle Green Village Hall, a coffee I morning in aid of Friends of Chernobyl s |


musical improvisation on both organ and S One of the items in the Programme will be an improvisation on a submitted


^There will also be a concert in Gisburn Parish Church on Saturday featurmg the Onus 44 Choir, with members of Sale


The Mary Wadd ington


S ch o o l o f D an c in g Presents


OH RATS


Script, music ami lyrics by Mike Carter Directed by Anne Grogan


at Clitheroe Parish Church Hall on Thursday, May 10th at 7.15 p.m. Friday, May 11th at 7.15 p.m. Saturday, May 12th at 2, p.m.


Tickets available from: Lower Parish Hall, York Street, Clitheroe


on Saturdays 9.30 a.m. -1.30 p.m. Adults £5 Children £3


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Compilation of musicals. Coliseum Theatre, Old­ ham. Until April 28th. Box


SIMPLY THE BEST.


office: 01616242829. THREE STEPS TO HEAVEN. Colne Munici-


I Pal Hall, Saturday, April | 28th. Box office: 0128Z 661234.OKLAHOMA. Black­ pool Operatic Players at Blackpool Grand Theatre,


I Until April 28th. Box office: 01253 290190.


BLACK, gripping play from the'Wcst End, Lyric Theatre, Manchester. Until Saturday, April 28th. Box


THE WOMAN IN


office: 0161876 2000. BUSINESS AFFAIRS,


comedy starring Gorden Kaye and Ken Morley. Palace Theatre, Manches­ ter. Until April 28th. Box


I APPLETON. Duktfs The­ atre, Lancaster. Aprd 28th.


WORTH AND BRIAN


Box office 01524 66645. THE MERRY WIVES,


Weekend Party Cruise


Summer


MY Aegean Spirit from f99


2 days - 20th .Iuly, 2()01


Bargain Shopping Weekend


Austrian Tyrol I


Summertime in the


8 days 723rd June,.2001)


in France & Belgium £65


The Edinburgh Tattoo


,.... from£109 ,v -... ■ 3 days - 3 rd August^ 20()1.' >


Oldham Coliseum Theatre, April 30th, May 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th. Box office: 0161 624 2829. KING JOHN, Oldham


office: 0161242 2503. JOHN • SHUTTLE-


DUFOURCET, with choirs of Manchester Cathedral and St Mary, Bridgewater Hall, Man­ chester, April 27th. Box office: 0161907 9000.


Bb'c PHILHARMON- ter, Thursday May ^r . IC ■ ORCHESTRA. Box office^0161876200^


ni K j 0(17 9000


Bridgewater Hall, Man­ chester. April 28th. Box office: 0161907 9000.


GALA CONCERT by Lancashire Students Con­ cert Band. Preston Char­ ter Theatre, April1 28th.


SILVER JUBILEE


Box office 01772 258858. SYD LAWRENCE


ORCHESTRA. Manches­ ter Palace Theatre, April 29th. Box office: 0161 242


25HALLE ORCHES­ TRA, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. The Mikado. April 29th. Celebrating the life of Enrico Caruso. Box office: 0161907 9000. ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVY with John Shut- tleworth. Quays Theatre, Manchester. April ,26th


and 27th. Box Office 0161 876 2000.


DANKWORTH AND FIELD OF BLUE. April 27th, Burnley Mechanics. Box office: 01282 664400. ONE FOOT IN THE


J A C Q U E L I N E


Coliseum Theatre, May 3rd. Box office: 0161 624


9R9Q CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN, Dukes The­


atre, Lancaster. May 5th. Box office: 01524 66645. THE LADY VANISH­ ES, starring Victor Spinet-


Havers and Barry Foster. Manchester Palace The­


ART, starring Nigel '


atre, May 14th tc1 May 19th. Box office 0161 242


2524.


STRAIGHT AND NARROW, a comedy by


AXT„


| Jimmie Chinn, Oldham Coliseum Theatre, June 7th to 30th. Box office:


0161 624 2829. music


M A R . I D B E R N A D E T TE


T T „ ivian n s-


FEVER. Manchester Opera House. Until May 5th. Box office 0161 242


OX Oiuce: UAUJ. u ■ SATURDAY NIGHT


2524 ANYTHING GOES.


2524.


State Opera. Blackpool Grand Theatre. May 14th. Box office: 01253 290190.


TOSCA, with Polish , „ .


dance NIGHT SONGS with


Sakoba Dance Theatre. Preston Charter Theatre, April 27th. Box office: 01772 258858. PACO PENA FLA­


MENCO DANCE COM­ PANY. Lyric Theatre, Manchester, Monday, April 30th. Box office: 0161876 2000. TAP DOGS. Lyric The­


GRAVY with John Shut- tleworth. Duke's Theatre, Lancaster. April 28th. Box


Office 01524 66645. BRASS NIGHT AT


THE PROMS. King George's Hall, Blackburn, April 28th. Box office: 01254 582582. ' THAT'S SWING, with


ti and Dulcie Gray, Black­ pool Grand Theatre, May 8th to 12th. Box office: 01253 290190.


Manchester Palace The­ atre, May 7th to May 12th. Box office: 0161 242


Asoir Byrd,


Chamber Orchestra and pupi s from Priesthorpe Primary Schol, Bingiey. The


K jw k P o u le n c ,


in aid of Gisburn Parish Church Roof Appeal, at 10 a.m. to 11-30 a.m. Donated items can be taken on Friday from 6 to 8


28th - Gisbum Festival Hall, jumble sale


P-I28th - United Reformed Church, baby and children’s nearly-new sale, 10-30 until


"°28th - Gisburn Parish Church a perfor mance by Opus 44 Choir, conducted by Mr


Carleston, of Bolton Parish Church. MAY


947510.


Jolvon Felton. Admission £4, including cof­ fee and biscuits. Proceeds for church funds^ 28th - Clitheroe Parish Church, Organ


Society concert at 7-30 p.m. by Stephen


"The Chalk Garden" presented by Black burn Drama Club. Inquiries, tel. 01254


2nd to 5th - Blackburn CollogeTheatre ■


Ch5th-Whalley Village Hall, a concert by the Red Rose Choir, at 7-30 P-m.T'cket^ from Whalley Post Office or tel. 01254 090555


cert by London Emmanuel Choir at 1-6u p m. Free admission with retinng collection.


5th - Trinity Methodist Church, a con­


ton a concert featuring Roger_V. Bntnell (organ), Colin Wood (organ), Quintessen­


5th - St John's Parish Church Accring­


tial Brass and 35 voice choir, at 7 p.m. Admission is free, but collection in aid of


ri r - N e ? v t t Village Hall, flea market, h” Ribb1riuey Borough Council,


M10 th - Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst,


spring concert featuring a recital by pupils oi Chetham’s School of Music.Manchesten Concert begins at noon followed by a lasagne and salad luncheon. Inquiries, tel.


01* further details of some of the above events can be found in adjacent "Lifestyle


advertisements.


events throughout the regioa is available from the Tourist Information Centre Mar ket Place, Clitheroe, on 01200 425566.


9 A booking service for theatres ana . and


what’s on in the North West compiled .by John Turner


Manchester, April 30th to May 4th. Box office: 0161


876 2000. S U P E R G I R L Y ,


NAUGHTY BUT NICE. Lyric Theatre, Manches-


atre, Manchester, May 8th to May 12th. Box office: 0161876 2000.


the Syd Lawrence Orches­ tra.Manchester Palace


Theatre, Sunday, April 29th. Box office, 0161 242


25NAUGHTY BUT


NICE, an evening with Supergirly at Blackpool Grand Theatre. April 29th. Box office: 01253


29AN EVENING WITH


BLACK AND BLUE. Mid Pennine Gallery, Burnley. Until May 26th. Performance artist Philip Jeck presents more than 60 record players, playing


exhibitions OFF THE RECORD


blues.


spective exhibition. Until May 4 at Dukes Gallery,


CHARLIE LANDS- BOROUGH. Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. April 30th. Box office: 0161 907 V


9000. musicals


PIRATES OF PEN- ill


Quays Theatre, LIVING ROOM, retro­ . , , .


Preston.ACTORS READING, photographs by George Coupe, Dukes Galley, Pre­ ston. Until May 4. IN IV VY


Faintings by Simon Whit­ field. Dukes Gallery, Lan­ caster. May 6th to June


NEW ROMANTICS, . ..


1 n!__ “ ’ 1st.MOST WANTED.


'Best-known and best­ loved pictures by LS lowry. The Lowry, Man­ chester. Until August 29th.


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