30 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 24th, 2005 TT


DUE to its location Settle Orchestral Soci­ ety is the orchestra of this area, as its 50 members travel from North and West York­ shire, Cumbria, Lancashire and the Kibble Valley. Conductor, Mr Howard Rogerson, lives in Giggleswick, and the leader is Tracy Keeley,


@ St Mary’s Centre Church St, Clitheroe


01200 424217 TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR


HULL TRUCK THEATRE Gordon Steel’s ^ 3 hilarious new comedy


i "KISSING /MARRIED WO/MEN" Saturday, 26th Feb. 2005 at 7.30pm Tickets £10, £9 concessions


(ZSe J^aBuCous


S A V IN G C C M H A N G E G S Western Swing Cowboy Jazz & Latin Pop


BAR AND DANCE FLOOR^ ^ Friday, 4th March 2005 at 7.30pm


SCOUTS RIBBLE VALLEY GANG SHOW 2005


A great night out for all the family Three Performances at 7pm on


Thursday 10th, Friday 11th and Saturday, March 12th


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www.ciitheroetoday.co.uk Weekendplus Wonderful programme is planned


of Ilkley, the concerts are an opportunity to hear your favourite music played by musi­ cians from this area, several of whom come from Clitheroe. The concerts next month will take place in


Christ Church, Skipton, on March 5th at 7- 30 p.m. and in Settle College (Settle High School) on March 12th at 7-30 p.m. The programme for this spring is of well-


known orchestral pieces. The main work will be the ever-popular Brahms Variations on the St Anthony Chorale theme by Haydn. Tickets are £7, accompanied children free,


available from Time and Tune, Skipton; Cave and Crag, Settle; High Bentham Post Office and orchestra members.


S C R E E N@ St Mary’s Centre Church St, Clitheroe


01200 424217


Clitheroe’s Community Cinema I Shn\^ iiiiU'S 25it;


iV(;n; (12A)


Friday, 25th February @ 7.30pm


Saturday, 26th February! -NO FILM


Monday, 28th February @ 7:30pm


Tbesday, 1st March @ 7.30pm


Wednesday, 2nd March @ 7:30pm


Thursday, 3rd March @ 2.30pm and 7.30pm


2iK)f DISH OF THE WEEK


WITH STILTON GLAZE with Peter Snook, of the Brown Cow, Chatburn


CHAMPAGNE PORK


FOR a popular eating establish­ ment in the Ribble Valley the future looks very rosy. New head chef Peter Snook has


joined the kitchen staff a t the Brown Cow, Chatburn, and has lots of new and exciting ideas for the coming months. Peter and his wife, Claire, are both originally from Preston. Peter has worked as a chef in and around that area for 14 years, spending time a t Park Hall Hotel, and Malt House Farm, both in Chorley, the Novotel, in Preston, and a t 25 became head chef a t the Red Cat, Blackburn. His preference, however, is for


co u n try pubs and re s tau ran ts where he thinks there is more scope for new ideas and customers are more appreciative of well-cooked and tasty food. He loves cooking traditional


dishes, b u t if someone asks for something off the menu he will endeavour to make if for them there and then or certainly for their next visit. He is th r illed to be working


alongside P e te r and Mary Hodgkinson, and son Luke, who runs the bar, knowing th a t the team values its customers and is proud of the quality of the food. The new a-la-carte menu has 11


choices for main course at varjdng prices, including the popular surf and turf. The quality bar food includes six choices from the sea, six items from the griddle and four vegetarian dishes, while there is a special children’s menu.


with MARCIA MORRIS


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Y what’s on in the


Ribble Valley compiled by Marcia Morris


Platform Gallerj’, a group exhibition


which explores the use of books and paper as an artistic medium. Runs until April 2nd.


Braille-It, a group to learn braille


meets each Thursday 9-30 a.m. to noon in the meeting room at Clitheroe Library. Inquiries, tel. 01200 426063 Losang Dragpa Centre, meditation


The Sunday menu served from


noon to 8 p.m. is very popular with the Brown Cow customers and gives a choice of three starters and four main course, including roast of the day. Of course, sandwiches and hot


dishes are served throughout the week. This recipe is a favourite of


Peter’s which he introduced on St Valentine’s Day and would like to share with you. Ingredients (serves two)


• 2 X 8oz loin steaks • 200g grated Stilton cheese • 2 tbsp olive oil • 50g butter • half pint champagne or


sparkling white wine • 2 tsp chopped parsley • 2 tsp chopped fresh mint • 500g (10) skin-on washed new


potatoes • cracked black pepper • ground sea salt


Method 1. Cook new potatoes gently in


salted water. 2. Meanwhile, heat two tsps of


the olive oil in a frying pan. 3. Season the pork and sear on


both sides, remove from pan and place in shallow roasting dish or tin. Cover the pork with the Stil­ ton and place in a moderate oven for approximately 20 minutes or until thoroughly cooked. 4. In the frying pan melt the


b u tte r together with the juices from the pork and olive oil. 5. Pour in the champagne and


reduce by half, over a high heat. 6. When th e p o ta to es are


cooked, drain, add mint and remainder of olive oil and coat well.


7. Lay p o ta to e s in centre of


plates, place pork on top and driz­ zle with champagne sauce. Garnish with parsley. Chef’s tip: Serve with fresh veg­ etables or crisp salad.


H O L L Y W a O D P A R K M A N C H E S T E R :R D .


B U R N L E Y FREE PARKING • DlSABllED'ACGESS,;


'Treat uour Thun on That her's ‘


Sunday. Mardi 6th Table d'Hote Menu


3 c&urses £12.50 per head £6.50 fordiildren


llrHWQtoSpm Bookins essential


Country House Hotel, Whalley V____________^01254 826544 ^


MITTON HALL Mothering Swndag at


(J h IREBQRN ^ r m s Hurst Green Nr. Clitheroe


Make 2005 an exn-a special Mother’s Day for your Mum.


Show her how much you care - Let us do the washinjj up


Sunday, March 6tli (served from 12 till 9pm)


Mother’s Day Enjoy a leisurely 4 course lunch in our


Valley Restaurant and enjoy tlic beautiful view of tile Valiev in springtime


£7.50 for children Kiddies Menu Including apjift for all mums Bxserve your table now


£16.95 per person Ring 01254 826518


9^[otfiering Sunday 6tfi SVCardt 2005


'b e c a u s e \ j o u t n \


...show how much you care Sunday 6th /v\arch


Special Mother’s Day 3 Course Lunch


£12.95 per person


at the : Moorcock'Inn Waddington


For further details contact 01200 422333


Good FoocI, Great Fun, we’ve got something for everyone


C oniplimenlary coffee and ntints Kith three course meal - STARTERS-


n-u Courses iUOS-ThreeCoiines £16.95 Children under 12'£ price


• M e lo n & L y c h e e C o c k t a i l w ith H o n e y C o u l ls • V o l a u Vent with C re am y G a r l ic M u sh ro om s • Sm o k e d S a lm o n , C re am C heese & C h iv e Ta rt • C re am o f T om a to & Ro a s te d P e p p e r S o u p • Sm o k e d H am & C h ic k e n Platter with B a lsam ic V in c a a r


• D u c k & O ra n p e P a te w ith homemade O n io n M a rm a la d e


• M u s se ls co o ked in C o r ia n d e r , L em o n g rass. W h i le W in e & C re am


"M A IN COURSES- • Roast Beef with Y o rk sh ire Ih iddin g


• Chestnut & M u sh ro om P a le En-croute with H erb G ra v y • Ro a st U ’g o f L am b with A p r ico t Compote & M in t G ra v y • M u sh ro om P an cakes o n Spaghetti Vegetables with Tomato Sa lsa


• Sup reme o f C h ic k e n wrapp ed in P a rm a H am with B lu e Cheese Sauce


• N o rm a n d y P o r k C asserole with H e rb D umpl in gs & Ann ie . C id e r & C re am y G r a \ ’j ’


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• Seared Sa lm o n R l lc t topped with Gri lled G o a l’s Cheese with C h ive & L em o n B u t te r Sauce


•^DESSERTS** C h o o se a d e l ic io u s dessert from o u r separate menu


Call Sue on 01729 840243 WTvw.plouahinn.info


^ Screen^ BOOKING S 24HR INTEPACTIVE, INFO. SERVICE,-


P a n o o o ' P lough Lnn


M o t h c T ^ s D (^ y


Sunday, 6th March


Book your tabic now and treat your special mum to a delicious meal at the


Higher Buck Waddington


food served between llnoon -2.00pm, 3.30pm - 5.00pm, 5.30pm - 8.30pm


1X course £ 7 .9 5 (Main Meal) 2 X courses £ 9 .2 5


(startcr/main or main/sweet) 3 X courses £ 1 1 .5 0 (starter, main, sweet) 4 X courses £ 1 2 .5 0


(starter, main, sweet, coffee) Choice of 5 starters, 6 mains,


selection of sweets, coffee and mints


Reservations only ' one: 01200 423226^ uare • Wadding^ Clitheroe


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0 8 7 ^ S S 3 3 4 4 5 Box office open Mon • Sac1.1am-7pm * Sun 1-7pm , F IL M S F R O M FR IO A Y B S t h F E B F O R 7 P A Y S


SPANGLISH (12A) * S h r s SOmins Daily 2.CXD 5.00 8 .0 0


THE LIFE AQUATIC fT 5] *2 h r s Z 0m in s Daily 2 .1 5 5 .0 0 8.0Q. Saturday late 10.45pm


MAGIC ROUNDABOUT (U) 1 h r AOmins Daily 1 .3 0 3.35. Saturday morning 1 1am


S a tu rd a y s Uttlo Oscar Show February 2 6 th


SHARK TALE (U) I h r ASmins The fun and games start at 11am


OCEANS TWELVE (1 2 A) 2 h r s 25mins Daily 8.10


IN GOOD COMPANY (PC) *2 h r s lOmins Daib/ 8.AO


ARE WE THERE YET? [PG] 1hr SSm Doily 8.10. Saturday late 10.35prn_____________


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COACH CARTER (12A ) *2 h r s SSmin s Daily (ex. 1.45 Sat/Su^) A . 4 ^ ^ 4 5


SHALL WE DANCE (12A ) *2 h r s Smins Daily 1 .5 0 5 2 0 8 15. Sautrdny late 10.5 0


Tho Director’s Auditorium


RACING STRIPES lui zhre Daily 1.15 3 .4 5 6.15. Saturday morning 11am


LAURA’S STAR (U) Ihr COmins Sat/Sun 1 -OQ 2.50. Saturday morning 11.1 Sam


S P O N G E B O B S Q U A R E P A N T S


(U) I h r SOmins Daily 1.20 3 .4 0 6 .0 0 ^ tu rday fnpming 11,10am


MEET THE FOCKERS (1 2A ) 2 h r s ISm in s Daily 6 .0 0 8.40. Sauirday into 11.15pm


SON OF THE MASK (PG ) I h r SO m in s Daily 1 -3 0 3 -5 0 6.00. Saturday morning 11.1 Qam


□ativ 1 .OQ 3 .3 0 6.00 8.35. Saturday late 11 pm BO O K N OW FOR F ILM S IN M A R C H


"CONSTANTINE ” ( I S ) 1 8 th March ^a7b-'^b:-l5J"OvO=it


HIDE AND SEEK cis) -zhrs "HITCH” (12A) 1 1 th M a rc h


t n f e r t a i n m e n t s To Advertise in the WeekendEnfertciinments


Coletcc Leaver ex.u4 \ B or Leo Basiks cxt:42Z on (0\ 282) A26161 * >v¥/w.ol{theroetoday.co.nk M


M a r i c h e s t e r R o ad ; ;- / B u r n l e y i p i 2 8 2 Saturday 26th February - 7.30pm


M3 CLASSIC WHITESNAKE Plus supports Asimov and Columbia


Tickets: £15.00 ‘A STRANGE (AND UNEXPECTED) EVEN BEYOND BROADWAY


Thursday, 3rd March - 7.30pm Horse and Bamboo Theatre’s new production


T' Depicts earthquakes, giant


snails, skeletons riding bikes, bold heroes, mad assassins, red devils, miracles, death, revolution and resurrection.


Tickets: £7.00/£5.00 Sunday 6th March - 8pm ECHANICS COM


Definitive stand-up at its very best with Mitch Benn - Patrick Monahan and Sean Collins


Tickets: £6.00/£5.00 25th-27th March


THE 17th BURNLEY NATIONAL BLUES FESTIVAL


Geoff Achison & the Souldiggers, Steve Phillips, Big Boy Bloater and the Southside Stompers.


Maxine Brown, Mike Sanchez Rhythm & Blues Review, Sam ‘Bluzman’ Taylor, Candye Kane,


Plus many more - tickets on sale NOW. Pull colour brochure available.


currently packing theatres in the Big Apple and beyond.


Tickets: £12.50 / £10.50 EDY N HIGT Bizet’s story of love, passion and rivalry


Thurs 10th / Sat 12th March 7.15pm Pendle Opera present


THE PEARL FISHERS


Tickets: £10 / £8.00 / £6.00 Wed 30th March - 8.00pm


ED B Y RN E ‘Me Again Tour' “An international star and one of


the most popular stand-ups in the UK” The Guardian .


Tickets: £12.00 / £10.00


As a member you are entitled to use all 4 centres, should you wish to, and included free with your membership are the use of the swimming pools, swimming sessions and group classes such as aquarliythmics, fitness rooms, exercise classes from yoga to aerobics and dance, as well as the athletics track and saunas.


On hand are qualified instructors who will offer you all tlie support and guidance you need to create a beneficial (and fun) programme, tailored to your individual needs.


All of the facilities liave a relaxed atmosphere and offer a pleasant environment to exercise and de-stress, as well as for social interaction, witli group exercise classes and clubs as well as tire opportunity to just wind down in the cafes and bars.


Sliould you wisli to become a member, pop into any of the


centres or’cail 01282 651112 for more detaiis. As a special offer, if you quote ref LT01 when joining before Sunday March 6th, (Mother's Day!) there will be no joining fee.


classes each Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Clitheroe Books, 29 Moor Lane. Inquiries, tel. 01706 812 217. Advice and information surgeries, by


the pension service in Whalley Adult Centre, Station Road from 1 to 3-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 822717.


Pendle Club, Lowergate, sequence


dancing for over-55s, every Tuesday from 7-30 to 10 p.m. Parochial Hall, Ribchesler, each


Monday from 7-30 p.m. line dancing. Saturday 10 to 11-30 a.m. “Infinite Tai Chi and Chi Kung”. Mondays 4 to 5 p.m. junior fun dancing. Thursdays 4- 30 p.m. “Teens Jazz” dancing. 26lh - Clitheroe Ramblers’ A.ssocia- tion, guided walk. Meet Chester


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All entries for inclusion to be on a listings form, available from the Tourist Inforniation Centre in Market Place. Clitheroe, and Iiandcd in by the lOtli of the monlh prior to the event


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Weekendplus


STARTING on Saturday a new group exhibi­ tion begins at the Platform Gallery. “Works in Paper” is the title which explores


the use of books and paper as an artistic medi­ um and features work by Jo Arksey, Isabel! Buenz, Rachel Hazell, Heather Hunter, Cheryl Pilling, Alison Rouse, Lucy May Schofield, Alix Swan, plus paper jewellery by Karin Muh- lert. The gallery shop will be selling a range of paper, books and prints by artist Helen John­ son and Rachelle Blondel.


FEBRUARY 25TH TO MARCH 3RD t


Avenue car park at 9-30 a.m. for a 10- mde stroll along the Hodder. Leader John Stanley, tei. 01200 426799. 26lli - Salthill Quarrj’, Wildlife 'Trust


Volunteer Action Day, scrub clearance. Meet 10-30 a.m. at lay-by off Lincoln Way, near Farmhouse Fare. Inquiries, tel. 01282 704605. 2(ith - Knowle Green Village Hall,


children’s cookery class at 1p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447. 2(illi - West Bradford Village Mall, a


bumper jumble at 1-15 p.m. in aid of St Catherine's Church, West Bradford. 2()lb - Swan and Royal Hotel,


Clithoroe Rock ’n’ Roll Club. Tickets now on sale £6. Tel 01200 443480. 2()tli - St Mary’s Centre, Hull ’Truck


Theatre Company presents “Kissing Married Women”. 'To book tel. 01200 421217. 2()lh - Accrington Town Hall, 50/50


ballroom and sequence dancing. Inquiries, tel. Loo and Marion on 0161 4287772. 2()tli - Blackburn Cathedral, concert in aid of “Those on the margins of soci­


ety”. Tickets available a t cathedral reception or tel. 01200 427912. MARCH


1st - Formal launch of new farmers'


market to be incorporated in the weekly Tuesday markets from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 443012. 1st - Salthill Quarry, Wildlife Trust


Volunteer Action Day, scnib clearance. Meet lay-by off Lincoln Way at 10-30 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 01’


282 704605. 1st - Clitheroe Library, an illustrated


lecture “Around another Load of Munros” by David Wymer. Tickets must be bought in advance. 2nd - Knowle Green Village Hall, an


illustrated talk entitled “Lancashire Wildlife” at 7-30 for 8 ji.m. Inquiries, tel 01254 878447. 3rd - Knowle Green Village Hall, lun­


cheon concert featuring Michael Isher- wood (flute) and Nigel Spooner (piano). Concert starts at midday fol­ lowed by lunch of meat and potato pie. To book tel. 01254 826948. 3rd - Clitheroe Library a recital by Alison Stephens on mandolin.


1th - St Paul's Church,


Low Moor, Women’s World Day of Prayer at 7-30 p.m. Speaker Mrs Margaret Bleazard. All are welcome. Inquiries, tel. 01200 422757. 5th - St Helen's


Church, Waddington, S te e to n Male Voice Choir a t 7-30 p.m. Admission £5 including tea and biscuits by ticket only from 01200 424809. 5th - Wildlife Trust a


guided walk on the geol­ ogy trail of Salthill Quar­ ry. Meet Holden Street car park (opposite Tesco) a t 2 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01282 704605. 5th - Christ Church,


Skipton, spring concert by Settle Orchestral Soci­ ety at 7-30 p.m. 6th - Clitheroe Ram­


blers’ Association, meet Chester Avenue car park a t 9-30 a.m. for Riving-


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ton. Leader John Webb tel. 01254 822968. 6th - Peter Morgan


Memorial Luncheon in Knowle Green Village Hall at noon. Buffet lun­ cheon and a talk by Peter A. Watson “North Coun­ try Forklore, Beliefs and Superstitions”. Inquiries, tel 01254 878447. 6lh - North Lan c s


Road Club Circuit of Pendle. Road Time Trial - 28 miles. Starts from Spring Wood Picnic Site a re a, 9 a.m. Sabden Road/A671 ju n c tio n . HQ a t Sabden. Contact - www.rttc.org.uk. 7th - Knowle Green


Village Hall, whist and domino drive at 7-30 p.m. 7lh - Runshaw College,


Leyland, a Geographical Association lecture on “Tourist Pressure in the Lake District” at 7 p.m.


Inquiries, tel. secretary 07803 938072. 8lli - Clitheroe Ram­


blers’ Association, meet Maries Wood car park at 1 p.m. L ead er Bryan Dobson te l. 01254 247791. 9th - Clitheroe Con­


c e r t Society p re s e n ts “The- Rivedell Wind Quintet" p ro g ram m e Debussy, Poulenc, and Francaix in the Lecture Theatre Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, York Street, a t 7-30 p.m. Tickets from T o u r is t Information Centre and Clitheroe Music, Moor Lane or at the door. lOlh - Knowle Green


Village Hall, lunchtime concert by students from Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester. Con­ cert starts a t midday fol­ lowed by lunch. To book tel. 01254 826948.


B Further details of some of the above events can be found in the advertisements in Weekend Plus. A booking service for theatres and events throughout the region is tivail- ablc at the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clithcroe, tcl. 01200 125566.


Don’t miss your weekend TV guide on pages 52 and 53 V


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Sunday 27th February - 1pm & 4.30 DANCE ARDUND THE WDRLD


Featuring the fabulous children from Sanderson’s Dance & Fitness Centre & Bodyworks Dance & Fitness Centre Tickets; £4.00


Friday 4th March - 7.30pm


Top West End periormers and the London Stage Ensemble return with their brand new show celebrating the songs


H o w t o im p ro v e y o u r 'w e l l - b e in g ’


Well-being is something we all strive for but few could put into words exactly what it means. The dictionary definition is 'a contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous'.


Measuring your well-being is therefore completely personal. One persons 6/10 would be another persons 8/10, It is however, no wonder ‘well-being’ has been a buzz word for some time now - the quest for contentment within the stresses and strains of modern living.


There is no doubt there is an element of luck. What life throws at us certainly impacts on our overall well-being. However, even more important is our state of mind (and body) and there are steps you can take to improve your overall well­ being.


There are a multitude of books written by experts offering advice on how to improve all these aspects of your life. Much of the advice changes in line with the times and latest fads, but the one consistent message is that exercise plays a vital role.


Good health is not merely the absence of disease but soundness of mind, body and spirit. The effects of exercise on your mind and spirit are often overshadowed by those on your body but are nonetheless tangible.


The challenge is to find some forms of exercise that work for you - to achieve your desired level of fitness and more importantly, that you enjoy. As with many aspects of life the choice on offer now is oveavhelming and there really is something for everyone.


Pendle Leisure Trust operates Pendle's leisure facilities including Pendle Leisure Centre in Colne, Pendle Wavelengths and Seedhill Athletics a Fitness Centre in Nelson and West Craven Sports Centre in Barnoldswick. They operate a health a fitness membership scheme (Active) at all these facilities for £30 per month (less for senior citizens, students etc).


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