22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 3rd, 2005


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* RESIDENTS in Wiswell can air their concerns about policing at the next Police and Community Together (PACT) meet­ ing. Hosted by PC Paul Sherratt, the meet­


ing will be held at 7-30 p.m. on Monday at Barrow Primary School. Clitheroe’s police chief, Insp. Jenny Coulson, should be in attendance.


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HARRY POTTER - GOBLET OF FIRE *3hra Daily 11.00am 1.0 0 2 .3 0 4 .3 0 6 .2 0 8.0 0 Sot Late 1Q.CX3pm Also in the Directors Auditorium at 1.00 4 .3 0 8 .0 0


[Contoins moderate fantasy violence, threat end horror} The Directors Auditorium


CORPSE BRIDE (PCI Ihr 40miRs


Daily 2.00 4 .0 0 6 .0 0 8.30. Sat Mom 1 1 .30am SKY HIGH (PC) 2hrs


Daily 1.30 3 .5 0 6 .1 0 8.30. Sat Mom 11am WALLACE & GROMIT (U) ih r SOmlns


Daily 1.10 3.30 5 .5 0 6 .1 5 Sat Mom 11am ‘ Satiate 10.40pm No G.1S show Sunday 6th ond Thurs 10th Nov


IIUTO THE BLUE (ISJ 2hrs ISmlns Daily 1 .3 0 5 .0 0 6.00, Sat late 10.45pm


DREAMER (U) 2hre Smins 1.20 3 .4 0 6 .0 0 8.30, Sat Mom l i a r le 1.20 show on Wed vwll be subtitled


THE BROTHERS GRIMM (12AJ *2hrs 20mins Daily 2 .1 0 5 .0 0 7.5 0, Sat Late 10.40pm (Contains moderate fantasy violence and horror]


Advance Screening Sunday 6th S Thurs 10th Nov (Rim only)


ll\I HER SHOES (12A) *2hrs 20mins On Screen 8 .15pm


NANNY MePHEE (U) *2hrs Doily 1.1 5 3 .4 0 . Sat Mom 11.00am


Saturday's Little Oscar Show 5th Nov


KICKING S SCREAMING (PG) Ihr SDmlns The fun and games start at 11am


THE LEGEND OF ZORRO (p o Daily 1 .4 0 4 .5 0 8.00


* 2hrs aomins


SAW 2 (181 * Ihr 55mins Daily 6 .0 0 B.20 , Sat Late 10.45pm


Community ^ I nformation >1 Yourcomprohonsive guldo to y


' Bumloy, Clltheroe, Pondio and aurroundlng areas U L l C L C


colleague at the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, made this dish for her boyfriend, Mark, to celebrate his birthday, and apparently it went down yery well. Now we are all waiting patiently


for her to bring a sample into the office for us all to try. This is a rich, easy dish to make; if


be traced back to the British farm it came from and these farms are rigor­ ously checked by Assured Pood Standards inspectors. Just look for the Red Tractor and Union Jack on packs. The other week Tracy Johnson, a


WITH bird flu rearing its ugly head, the Great British chicken in d u s try wishes to reassure everyone chicken is safe to eat. In this country every chicken can


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Carols quiz a challenge


cooking for the whole family, replace the wine with additional stock. For great freshness, quality and taste, i always choose British chicken.


Preparation: 5 minutes Cooking; 15 minutes Serves: 4 • 4 Great British Chicken skinless fillets cut into strips


Chicken and Mushroom StroganofT


• 1 knob of butter • 2tspoil


;


r ; • 1 small onion, finely sliced • 150g chestnut mushrooms,


sliced • 75ml white wine • 75ml chicken stock • 1 tsp whole grain mustard • 1X 150ml tub soured cream • bunch of fresh parsley or


thyme, chopped • salt and freshly ground black


pepper Method I.'Heat the butter and oil in a


large frying pan. Cook the onion for 3 - 4 minutes until soft and begin­ ning to colour. Add the chicken and cook for 5 - 7 minutes until golden brown.


, 2. Add the mushrooms; cook until soft and most of the liquid has sim­ mered off. 3. Add the wine and boil for 5


minutes to reduce by half. Then add the stock, mustard and soured cream and bring to the boil. Season and add the parsley. 4. Serve immediately over noodles


or rice.


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CURIOUSLY a number of the world’s grapes are kown by the same name, wherever it is grown. A cabernet sauvignon is known by many wine drinkers, with a wide diversity of styles and prices to suit each pocket. One reason to buy a wine you may know and like. The number of grape varieties


IV I a x x o lx e s 't e x ’ R o a . d - B m a m le y 0 X 2 8 2 6 6 4 ^ 4 0 0 Friday 4th November - 7.30pm


SHOW OF HANDS Steve K n ig h t ly & Phil B e e r


‘Best live act 2004 & ‘Best Group 2005' BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Tickets: £13.00/£11.00


Sunday 6lh November - 2pm WINGATES BRASS BAND


. Se ven times B r it ish Open c h am p io n s Tickets: E5.50


Saturday 12th - Saturday 19th November - 7.30pm Burnley Light Opera Present


terrific performances, humour and exhilarating dance. Tickets: From £7.50 - selling fast


BURNLEY MUNICIPAL CHOIR a henomenal stage show performed with all the Tickets: £7.00 / £3.00 / £8.50 on the day


C ANYTHING GOES Sunday, 27th November - 7.30pm Programme: Mendelssohn’s Elijah


Town Called Malice’, 'Going Underground’ That’s Entertainment’


THE JAM RESTART Tickets: £8.00 / £7.00


uthentic attack and raw energy that characterised the original Stones


P ROLLIN STONED Saturday 3rd December - 8pm


Tickets: £8.00 / £6.00 13th - 21st January


Burnley Pantomime Society present the most enchanted of all fairy tales


CINDERELLA Tickets: £6.50 / £5.00


Book online www.burnleynnechanics.co.uk Own^d and o p e ra te d by Burnley B o ro u g h C o u n c i l


...we've got it. ole Porter’s classic musical. Wonderful songs, T.V. PUPPET PARTY Tickets: £3.50 Monday 7th November - 8pm DERVISH


Vibrant jigs, reels & breathtaking songs from one of Ireland's leading live bands


Tickets: £12.50/£11.00


Wednesday 23rd - Saturday 26th November 7.30pm


Burnley Garrick Club Presents


THE UNDERSTANDING Thursday, 1st December-8pm


Tickets: from £5.00 Saturday 5th November 11am and 1.30pm Join Gozar, Ktzzy, Kozmo and a host of other fabulous


characters in this new and exciting children's show suitable for atl the family


tries that you visit you will rarely see wines from other areas. This is magnified by the wines of Spain and Portugal, where a single grape variety, such as tempranillo, can have four or five different names depending on the region it is grown in. Confusing to the consumer, it can be, add to that the same grape variety can be called a different name in a different country.


¥ .. A ' wine talk


that are available to us in this coun­ try is unique. For most wine regions and coun­


m with wine writer Mike Murdoch Take the ALBARINO, an aro­


matic white grape from the North Western corner of Spain, in an area called Rias Baixes. The PAZO de BARRANTES


Albarinho 2003, from D. Byrne is £10.99.


A straw-coloured wine with gen-


...these three words conjure up Christmas for all of us, and our Christmas pages start here, with a fun quiz. Everyone has a favourite Christmas carol - but can you work out which familiar festive songs these new titles refer to? Keep the list handy for a family quiz over the holiday!


tie acidity, refreshing with exotic fruits on the nose and a good mouthful of ripe grapes. Ideal with fish and seafood in general. Across the border into Portugal


and this grape is called ALVARIN- HO. One of the best winemakers, Jose Neiva, makes a delicious wine from vineyards in the warm area of Estramadura, which is cooled down by a refreshing breeze every after­ noon. He treats his grapes to a little oak ageing and this adds a round­ ness to the wine almost creamy in texture with ripe pears, crunchy apples and a touch of spice. The GRAND’ARTE Alvarinho


2003, is only £6.39, again from D. Byrne, but displays a very different palate than its Spanish counter­ part.


One grape two very different


styles of wine and a very interest­ ing change from chardonnay or sauvignon blanc.


Artworks in colour!


MEMBERS of New Form Arts will be exploding into colour with their biggest exhi­ bition to date at Chipping on Saturday But instead of fireworks the group will be present­ ing a dazzling array of artworks at its Autumn Exhibition. Around 20 members of the Ribble Valley-based arts and crafts group will be dis­ playing a wide variety of items for sale at the Chipping Craft Centre. Works on show will include jewellery, paintings, glass, ceramics, wood, calligraphy, and photography There will be an exhibition preview on Sat­


urday, from noon until 3 p.m. The exhibition will run from November 5th to 27th. For more information about the exhibition or New Form Arts visit the website; \vww.new-


formarts.org.uk or call Chris Ryan on 01200 425282


Driving Machine Classical Music live atthe Muni - Thursday 17th November 01282 661234


CLUES 1. Small city in Judea 2. Colourless Yuletide 3. Singular yearning for twin anterior incisors 4. Righteous darkness 5. Loyal followers advance 6. Weather report: cloudless. Arrival time: 2400 hours 7. Far off in a feeder 8. Array the corridors 9. Youthful percussionist 10. Monarchical trio of Eastern origin 11. Nocturnal noiselessness 12. Father Christmas en route to borough 13. Initial Christmas 14. Frozen precipitation com­ mence 15. Proceed and enlighten on the pinnacle 16. The quadruped with the vermilion proboscis 17. Delight for the planet 18. Give attention to the melo­ dious celestial beings 19. Jehovah dulcify blithe Chevaliers 20. The dozen festive 24-hour intervals


ANSWERS 1, O Little Town of Bethlehem; 2, White Christmas; 3, All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth; 4, Holy Night; 5, 0 Come All Ye Faith­ ful; 6, It Came Upon A Midnight Clear; 7, Away In A Manger; 8, Dress The Halls; 9, The Little Drummer Boy; 10. We Three Kings Of Orient Are; 11, Silent Night; 12, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town; 13, The First Noel; 14, Let It Snow; 15, Go Tell It On The Mountain; 16, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer; 17, Joy To The World; 18, Hark The Herald Angels Sing; 19, God Bless You Merry Gen­ tlemen; 20, The 12 Days of Christ­ mas.


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Deposit (tniUal rental) £20,160.70


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£2,250.00 Balance


£21,772.38 / A n n Balance


amount of credit £17,910.70


Total payable £24,022.38 Interest £3,686.68


35 monthly rentals


£275.98 (payable with first rental) Admin tee £125


Oph’onal final payment of


£11,938.08 ■ 9 /O A r K an Excess Mileage charge of 4.71 pence per mile (exe. VAT). All figures shown above are exclusive of VAT.


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£2,250.00 Balance


£26,332.65 8.2% APR Balance.


amount of credit £22,047.22


Total payable £28,582.65 Interest £4,110.43


35 monthly rentals


£349.99


(payable with first rental) £125


Admin fee


Optional final payment of


£13,908.00 £50


Purchase fee £50


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