m . : 30 - Clitheroe Advertiser StTimes,- Thursday, April 28th, 2005 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk !us Heartfelt music!


AN enjoyable evening of music and song is promised at St James’ Church, Black­ burn, tonight in a very good cause. The Danven Partnership Choir is host­


ing the event, entitled “Pharaoh to Free­ dom” , as a fund-raiser for the British Heart Foundation. Proceeds from the concert will help the


charity to continue its fight against the UKs biggest killer, heart and circulatory disease. The concert starts at 7-30 p.m. and


tickets, priced at just £2.50, can be booked on 01254 675495 or bought on the door.


SCREEN @


St Mary’s Centre Church St, Clitheroe


01200 424217


Olitheroe’s Community Cinema Show times from Friday, April 29th


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SAHARA (12a)


■ Friday, 29th April @ 7J0pm


Saturday, 30th April @ 7.30pm Monday, 2nd May @ 7 JOpm Thcsday, 3rd May @ 7 JOpm


Wednesday, 4th May @ 7A0pm Thursday, 5th May @ 2.30pm Thursday, 5th May @ 7J0pm


DISH OF THE WEEK


CHOPPED VEAL WITH CREAM SAUCE ; from theVcncza Restaurant, Lago.s, Portugal; r.


hTHE recipe this week is from a restaurant in Por-; :tugal where ray, husband andH: and six chums ? enjoyed a delicious meal;'The mam object of. the i holiday was golf andwe ‘played on four'dayfat^a three differentxourses.iThe first was Palmafisi jvitli'.the'firat hole reputedljtbeing ohebf the most'^ stunning in>the=Al garve,'withspectacular,.views j out over the Bay of Lagos. ' ' - _ p Themext course was'Boayistal overldokihg thei AtlanticOceaniachallen^gcourseivithlotsof-;- water, hazards, 'and; two; very; deep; ravines: where 4? yoiijhave'to.drive across ch'asms'tdre^ greens.'The co.urse is surrounded by lots of.newly;?; built \dllas many still in the process of being comTX- pleted.and these, make it a little difficult: ifiyburte ball lands in a garden or.nearly knocks one o f the?; workmen off: the roof; as happened to Vic on oriew occasionj'We hired buggies here and this made for ; .


The Mary Waddington School of Dancing presents


ALICE IN WONDERLAND


by Lewis Carroll - Script, Music and Lyrics by Mike Carter Directed by Anne Grogan in the


St. Mary’s


Centre, Clitheroe 12th, 13th May at 7.15pm


and 14th May at 2.15pm 2005


Tickets on sale Saturday 30th April & Saturday 7lh May in the Lower Hall of St. Mary’s Centre from 9.30am to 1.00pm and from Tuesday 26th April in the SI. Mary’s Centre Office Tuesday, Thursday & Friday between 9.30am & 11.30am


Adults £6 / Children £4 Proceeds in aid of African Aids Orphans


; : - : lM C a x i .c l ie s 't :e r ’ :R c i a . c l ; - : . ; B u m l e y ' ' ;O X 2 8 2 ^ 6 6 - 4 4 0 0 - ' ' Sunday 1 st May - 8pm^


El


B u r n le y lM C e o lia .x i.io s % IAN COGNITO MARTIN TAYLOR


Mechanics Comedy Night Featuring And special guest Wil Hodgson


B M “ ■


JBB Outspoken, opinionated, and totally dued up, this B H


man s take on the world will have you convinced convulsed with laughter from start to Hnish.


Tickets: £6.00/£5.00 JAMES BYRNE UK’s N0 .I Psychic Medium p p n B v g g Saturday 7th May - 7.30pm ^ 3 ‘SINATRA’ An evening of 'OI' Blue Eyes B B I iB I


. starring James Chadwick and Tickets^E12?00r£10.00


CUTRON Y LEG ENDS


An evening with the legends of Country Music featuring the best loved artists from the 1950’s to the present day Tickets E12.50/E10.00


OF THE GRAND OPRY .1 ' 1 - fr- Chapterhouse Theatre , V


ambition. Featuring a large cast. classical seL traditional costumes


Shakespeare's electrifying tale of passion, power and destructive


S t f iB ' WEU GTHR LILACS Monday 16th May - 3pm


wonderful memones of the past as she sings her way through a great diversity of nostalgic classics


Jayne May-Sysum evokes A E Tickets E8.00/E6.00


Book online! wwwgburnleymechanics.co.uk Owned and operated by Burnley Borough Council


Wednesday 4th May - 8pm Internationally Acclaimed Guitarist


Recognised, as the world's foremost exponent of solo jazz guitar playing. 'Best Guitarist' British Jazz Awards nHBrapSSoM 1987-2001


Tickets; £10.00/£8.00 i f f lM W F M W Friday 6th May - 8pm ^SONE NIG F QEEN HT O U


The most spectacular Queen Tribute show ever staged Starring Garry Mullen and his


Friday 13th May - 7.30pm w O IV Rfl ithmIA iQB


s lots of fun, particularly;by>the ladies whb kept:;: getting lost'despite the well laid-out paths and;


.vMarion'and'Di managed to drive through a'“no s sentry'.’, tunnel trying to find,the.’lSth tee.iWe.i; ■


■ played this course oh two”occasions. * The other course was certainly by far the best.


sPenina,= achampionship course designed.by Sir;; ?


-• Henry Cotton; with magnificent holes surrounded •••with descreetly placed millionaire villas.; It is th e.' •home of-the Portuguese Open and full of mature •; s trees', including eucalyptus; and an abundance'of,,: beautiful birds. '


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- All this outdoor life, of course, made us very hungry,so the restaurants in I^gos jvereour target s; in the evehihg.'Sardinehareprbbablythe m popular fish in PbrtudgaL'iTp Veneza'I^ was" the choice of .Mareen and Arthur, who. cele-i; brated their, ruby wedding anniversary: while in Pprtugal.'-Maureeh speaks Spanish quiteiweil so'§ was keen.tb learn a littlePprt^^ tbo and mah--i| aged To convey to the .waiter, we would like a recipe


BLACKBURN


KINGGEORGESHALL THEHOMEOaiVEPERFORMANCE


Blacks + Torsohorse + Invey Saturday, April 30th «,S0


Hawkwlnd Wed,lday I Ith £I7S0


ZoeTaiioiDancaSclioorilsSMnie' Saturday, May l is t £7J0


JohnShuttleworUi Thursday.May26th £I2J0


The Keith Barret Show Tuesday.june 26th


Cannon and Bali Saturday, Ma/7th £12


Sollil$llieitlls,6einraitilPaceiiiiilieiJFOllim Thuraday.May 19th £21


All EiEDlngWlKeim Floyd W


HirlSlIifllSO H


The Sdlril Of Elvis & Tito Sweet InspIraUoos Saturday, May 28th £18


£l 04i iiCElassirm


Brian McFadden Friday, May 27th £21 s o


H ALSO COMING SOON SepternberTom Hingicy and band play Inspiral Carpets Greatest Hits,The Clone Roses.


October Janice Connolly from Phoenix Nights, Barbara Nice Lucky Bag, King Pleasure and the Biscuit B ^ , lalian Opera Company: Rigoletto.Vienna Festival Bailee Nutcracker.


November^ddy McGuinnc$$,BjomAgain.SQtus Quo on sale April 29^1,1116 League of Gentlemen.


December Pantomime. January 2006: Ben Elton BOX OFFICE: 01254 582582


TICKETMASTER: 0870 6063409 (All cards subject to booking fees) www.kinggeoi^geshall.com


H ig h e r Bu c k ! Waddington


May Bank Holiday


OPEN ALL DAY EVERY DAT . Food Served


Monday - Saturday 12 - 9 p.m. Sunday 12 - 7 p.m.


NEW EXTENSIVE MENU PLUS SPECIALS BOARD


FISH FESTIVAL EVERY DAY 6 starters &


6 main dishes Quality' Meals at Excellent Prices


MONDAY, MAY 2nd is DUCKDAY


‘


A roast duck in orange and cointreau sauce served on a bed o f scented mash


with roast potatoes and 3 vep £S.25 Fine selection o f wines


Thwaites Cask Ales available


Please book to avoid disappointment Telephone: 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 3 2 2 6


The Square • Waddington • Clitheroe


Bonovan iun.|une2


Status Quo Friday, Nov. 25th. Tdza on sjleAfrj29di ada0 ic


Tor the;Glithe'roe' A dv ertiser and:;Times; so ; although the'recipe is,very short,'the' actual meal ? was delicious.


i ^ Ingredients


• lib veal, cut into chunks • 2 large o n i o n s , ^ ‘ ^ ®4oz mushrooms sliced- ' • carton of cream ' . i - '. -J l • demi glaze sauce or stock


. ^ ' , -.-Method - •' ■


Quickly fry the , veal in olive oil.until cooked i • through, remove from thepan and keep warm; 2. Add more oil to the frying pan and gently ,


i


cook the onions, but do not browni-Add the sUced 5 mushrooms and cook for a few'minutes.' ' &:3.“Return the veal to the pan and add the demi j glaze or stock and bring to the boil.


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• 4. Finally add the cream arid warm through. Serve with boiled rice or mashed potatoes... |


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NEW ZEALAND is quite rightly proud of its sauvignon blanc. 'This grape variety is what put New Zealand firmly on the wine map back in 1985 with the classic Cloudy Bay. There are many new wineries since then and established in 1980 is the Stoneleigh winery in


■ Wairau Valley, Marlborough, heart of the sauvignon blanc country. The STONELEIGH SAUVI­


GNON BLANC 2004 comes from a long dry season, coupled with the characteristic smooth pebbles that cover the vineyard. These play a key role in reflect­ ing the sunlight, speeding up the ripening process. The nose leaps out of the glass with hints of tropical fruits and cut grass, the wine is medium bodied with a mineral backdrop 'that reminds me of a Sancerre from ■ the Loire. Retailing at £6.99 this is available from Threshers and other good wine shops. To partner this I have select­


ed what captures all that is good in New Zealand red wines at the moment. Pinot noir is being grown in increasing quan­ tities and is the backbone to the red wine industry on South Island.


wine talk


with wine writer Mike Murdoch .


MONTANA RESERVE


PINOT NOIR 2003 is fermented in oak barrels which adds a rich­ ness of flavour and complexitj to the wine. This is a deep coloured pinot displaying a har­ monious balance betweer extraction o f colour and th( tannic structure which ofter goes with this. ,On the nose this is slightlj


smoky with morello cherriei and dark autumnal fruits, the tanins are soft arid silky leading into a long finish. I have ofter said you have to pay £15 oi more for good pinot noir, bul this comes in at £9.99 and is available from Tesco, Threshers Oddbins and Majestic.


I gh ten Le ig h S o c ia l C lub


Friday, April 29th - MACMILLAN NURSES CHARITY NIGHT starring TH E L IK EN E S S parkness Tribute)


Supported by PENNY ROYAL (Local Punk Band) Tickets £6 - Strictly limited - From Qub only Padiham Rd, Burnley Tel: 01282 422306


WADDINGTON MAT BANK HOLiDAT SCARiCROWS


All around the Vi I lase sgisburnmarketI


m &CARBOOT M due to re-open


. g SUNDAY, M A Y 8th S


To include all our usual attractions plus more for the season Weather permitting


A ll enquiries 07711 833543 L..weVe^gdt it. V Activo - not just a leisure membership - a lifestyle choice - li 01282 661112


WILDLIKE PHOTO EXHIBITION


DUCK TICKETS On sale all weekend


FRIDAT The Morris Quartet in Church


SUND/Ur Car Boot Sale on the Croft 8.30 a.m. ■ BMP Goodshaw Banrd on the Croft 2.30 p.m. Refreshments and Champasne Bar


MONDAY Craft Fairand Stalls 11a.m.


Childrens Entertainment. Parade o f the May Queen 12.30 p.m.


WORLD FAMOUS DUCK RACE 3 p.m.


Classic Clapton Friday 13 May


The No. 1 Eric Clapton Tribute Band with an electrifying stage performartce that is sure to capture the audiences


imagination


Doors: 7.00pm Performance: 8.00pm Tickets: £10 (£12 on door)


Pendle Leisure Centre, Colne Pendle Wavelengths, Nelson


West Craven Sports Centre, Bomoldswick Seedhill Athletics & Fitness_.Centre, Nelson Morsden Park Golf Course, Nelson are all part of Pendle Leisure Trust.


We are delighted to offer a choice of activities at superb .value for money.


For your free guide, call 01282 661226


'committed to your health & wellbeing'.


, i Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) A Clitheroe 422324 (E'ditorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) . - what’s on in the


Mbble Valley compiled by Marcia Morris


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' All entries for inclusion to be on a listings form, available from the .Tourist Information Centre in Market Place, Clitheroe. and Handed in : by tlielOth o f the iiiontli prior to the event -


• , www.clitheroetoday.co.uk W e e k e n d p lu s


i A MAJOR new event to promote gardening, food and the arts in the North West starts on


; Saturday at Gardenmakers, just outside Bolton- ; by-Bowland. FlowA 2005 runs until May 8th - and incorporates all aspects of gardening, design : and plants, local food and produce, jazz, blues, i sculpture, writing, painting and drama. Geoffrey Smith, Bill Blackledge, Eleanor


; Fisher and proprietor Andrew Shaw will be host­ ing events and answering questions. An ideal venue for the Bank Holiday.


EVENTS-^APR1L23TH TO MAY 5fH Platform Gallery, exhibition by


Bronwen Bradshawk. Tel. 01200 443071.


Braille-It, a group to learn braille,


meets each Thursday 9-30 a.m. to noon in the meeting room at Clitheroe Library. Tel. 01200 426063. Ribble Valley Visually-Impaired


Group meets every Monday evening in the Catholic Social Club, Lower- gate. Tel.01200 426822. Ribble Valley Borough Council


Offices, Church Walk, advice and information by the Pension Service second and fourth Tuesday. Appointment necessary tel. 01200 414453. Pendle Club, Lowergate, sequence


dancing for over-55s, every Tuesday from 7-30 to 10 p.m. Business Network International,


meets every Thursday in the Clari­ on Foxfields Hotel, Billington. Parochial Hall, Ribchester, each


Monday from 7-30 p.m. line danc­ ing. Saturday 10 to 11-30 a.m. “ Infi­ nite Tai Chi and Chi Kung” . Mon­ days 4 to 5 p.m. junior fun dancing. Thursdays 4-30 p.m. “Teens Jazz” dancing. 30ili - Clitheroe Ramblers’ Associ­


ation, meet Clitheroe Interchange for 9-30 a.m. bus to Whitewell and walk back to Clitheroe. Inquiries, tel. 01254 823227.


M.4Y 1st - St Mary's Centre, Church


Brow, Clitheroe. Ribble Valley Film Club presents “Zatoichi” (Cert 18), Starts at 7-30 p.m. Guests £4.50, members £3.50. 1st - Alston Hall College, Lon-


gridge. Brian Martland tells of his 1,255-mile cycle journey from Land’s End to John O'Groats. Inquiries, tel. 01772 784661. Isl - Arts And Crafts Exhibition


at Chipping Craft Centre (entrance through The Olde Post Office).


...weVe gotit.', ^djvo


WADDINGTON MAY BANK HOLIDAY


CAR BOOT SALi on the Croft


Sunday, May 1st 8.30 a.m.


Pitches £5 • Phone 444573 Community I < Burnley, Clitlieroe, Pendle and surrounding areas O Your com


n f o r m a t io n . j prohenstve guide to ^LXLCL0


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James Gray, Lakeland and Holy Lands artist. Open from 9 a.m. to 5- 30 p.m. Free admission. 1st - Clitheroe Castle Museum.


“Which fossils and minerals are real and which are man made?” . Inquiries, tel. 01200 424635. Open from 11-15 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3rd - Read Friendly Circle, Unit­


ed Reformed Church, Read. “ Chas­ ing Music. Starts at 7-30 p.m. 3rd - Line dancing at Knowle


Green Village Hall, from 8 p.m. to midnight. Tel. 01254 878447. 4tli - Knowle Green Village Hall.


Talk by Ted Machin entitled “ Mys­ tery Tales Of The Sea” . otii - Knowle Green Village Hall,


Luncheon Concert by pianist Neil Crossland. Cost: £13, concessions £ 12. child £6.


; 5th - Clitheroe Mountaineering


Club, start of summer mid-week meets. Inquiries to Tony Halliwell on 01200 429396.


a leisure CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


BEDDING PLANTS


GALORE By Mary Ellis


Weiinesday, May 4th at 7.15 p.m.


Ribblesdale High School Technical College


Everybody welcome


;the muni, colne ■ : ■ • box office;-


.0 1 2 8 2 6 6 1 2 3 4


Swimming - Badminton - Yoga - Golf and much more


RIBBLE VALLEY TALKING


NEWSPAPER


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


At the Pendle Club


Tliesday, May 3rd at 7.45 p.m.


■'Yqurguide> ' * 9 ^


Q Further dcfails o f some of (he above events can be found in the adverlisements in Weekend Plus. A booking service for (lieatres and events throughout the region is avail-, able at the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 425566. .


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Pendle Leisure-Trust 'Focusing on Ability not Disability'


Pendle Leisure Trust lives up to the promise of inclusive fitness for everyone.


West Craven Sports Centre was selected as one of only 150 sites nationwide to secure funding to receive the IFI (Inclusive Fitness Initiative) seal of approval. 20% of the population are registered disabled and yet just 10% of these currently undertake any physical exercise. This is hardly surprising when you consider the additional barriers the disabled come up against.


As part of the Inclusive Fitness Initiative, considerable investment has gone in to removing some of these barriers with changes ranging from the inclusion of specialist equipment to lowering the reception desk, training of staff to colour contrasting of signage.


Steve Cunningham gave an inspiring welcome to all those who attended the launch at West Craven Sports Centre in Barholdswick earlier this month. Steve went blind at a young age, yet sport has been a key part of his life and focusing on his ability rather than disability, he has become a record-breaking sportsman.


Anne Meachem has taken up a new post working to encourage disabled individuals and groups to participate in. physical exercise to improve their health & wellbeing and will be ensiiring future developments at West Craven Sports Centre meet customer needs. She would be delighted to hear from you if you or someone you know would like to get involved with this fantastic initiative.


Simply call West Craven Sports Centre on 01282 666710.


Note: The IFI has been set up by the English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) with a grant from the Sport England Lottery Fund. In the case of West Craven Sports Centre, funding has also been received courtesy of North West Development Agency through the West Craven Together Initiative.


Whatever you want/ weVe got it'. Gill - Social Centre, Lower-


gate, a concert by the Swing Commanders, a big band sound at 8 p.m. Tickets avail­ able from the centre or tel. 01200 427029 or 01200 42G7G9. Gill - Knowle Green Village


Hall, sequence dancing, at 8 p.m. Tel. 01254 878447. 71li - Clitheroe Ramblers’


Association, meet Chester Avenue car park at 9-30 a.m. tor walk from Malham, Street Gate, to Arncliffe. Leader Mary Thorpe 01254 823227. Till - Ribble Valley Mayor’s


Parlour, Church Brow, Clitheroe Area WI Show cof­ fee and cake morning. Tel. 01200445304. 7lh-Wha!Iey Village Hall,


presents Dog House Skiffle Group at 7-30 p.m. Tickets available from Whalley Post Office. Tel. 01254822555. Till - Clitheroe Naturalists’


Society, outing to Grassing- ton. Tel. 01200 428117. Coach walks leave from Clitheroe Interchange at 9-30 a.m. 7(h - St Anne’s Church, Fence, an organ recital by


Professor Ian Traev at 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01282 617159 or 01282614009. Till - Gisburn Festival Hall,


a whist and domino drive with meat prizes and a raffle. Inquiries, tel. 01200 445304. Sth - Alston Hall College,


Longridge. An evening meal with guest speaker Paul Kidd. Tel. 01772 784GG1. SIh - Engine in steam at


Bancroft Mill, Barn- oldswick. 1 p.m. to 4-30 p.m. Tel 01254 823568. 9lh - Ribble Valley Diabet­


ic Group, a talk on “Statins and their Side Effects” in Young Farmers’ Centre, Lin­ coln Way, Clitheroe, at 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01254 824312. lOlh - Lancashire Family


History and Heraldry Soci­ ety, Ribble Valley branch, meet Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chatbum Road, at 7-30 p.m. lOlh - Clitheroe Ramblers’


Association, walk starts at Chester Avenue car park at 1 p.m. for Barrow bluebell walk. Leader Eleanor Friend. Tel. 01200424323. 10th and 12lh- Thwaites


Theatre, Blackburn, “An evening of Andrew Lloyd


Webber” . Tel. 01772 323766 or 01254 680137. lOlh - Ribchester Village


Market from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Tel. 01254878373. lull - Clitheroe Ramblers’


Association. Beacon Fell Ori-’ onteering. Meet at the start point at 6-30 p.m. Jane Don­ nelly 01254 248713. l llh-Th e Thwaites The­


atre, Blackburn, North Star Opera presents “The Tales of Hoffman” by Offenbach.Tel. 01772 323766 and 01254 680137. 12th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall, luncheon concert by students from Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester. To book tel. 01254 826948. 12lh - Whalley and District


Historical and Archaelogical Society, meetingat 8 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 53866. 12th - Whalley Flower


Club presents a flower demonstration by John Thex- ton, of Cumbria, in Whalley Methodist Church Hall, at 7- 30 p.m. I2th - Meeting of CPRE in


Mitton Hall Country Hotel, Mitton, at 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01254 826956.


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