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24 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, June 1 st, 2006 o V * i ? . 'L * " '• • " ‘ ^ ^ ' t f « ■ « si t i ' J i t 1 < r . ( j i ; I I •


EEE WE ARE BACK DUE TO MASSIVE PUBLIC ANTICIPATION EEE


I GISBURN MARKET & ^ CAR BOOT SALES


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Situated Top of Sawley Brow, A59. OPEN FOR THE SUMMER


TMS SUNDAY 4th JUNE


I All the usual attractions on site to include bargains galore, I old and new, kiddies castles, slides, pony rides, on site toilets, , ^ catering, water, electric. Fun family day out, massive field with I


J car parking for thousands.


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SELL FOR FREE. A L L STALLS FREE FRUIT & VEG AVAILABLE


Table tor Hire, 8tt tables £3 per day. Market Butcher on site. Starting as we mean to go on.


Hotline Numbers 077118 33543 or 07850 241842


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j j;, Clitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Y Weekendplus wine talk with Mike Murdoch 7 A


FOLLOWING on from my last article about good quality English sparkling wine it is interest­ ing to read about a recent survey. From a survey of 105 people served with a glass


of Moet & Chandon and a glass of Ridgeview Merret Grosvenor 2001, 53% chose the English sparkling wines as their favourite. While a decade ago the notion of buying English wines was scoffed at, 42% of people surveyed last year admitted to either having bought or would buy English wines. In the run up to English Wine Week, which


runs until June 4th, I have scoured the shops to select some of the best for you to try. From


P e n t e c o s t P r a is e


St Paul’s, Low Moor The4ed ® u i n B iiii B A S I IA L L KAVKS Three Miles From Clitheroe. A Million Miles From Hectic. Introducing


Our usual seasonal menu plus a full steak menu uH exccplional Iiical and aymnal betf


3 courses for the price of 2* .onjui™. T hursday N ight - Steak Night


W ednesday N ight 3 f o r 2 Our usual seasonal menu plus a full fish & seafood menu F riday Night - F ish & Seafood Night


‘E arly Bird’ m e n u from 6 p m - 7pm Wednesday, Thursday, Friday


‘L unchtime T reats’ 12noon- 2pm Wednesday, Tliursday, Friday


1\vo other couples have already won the chance to attend our invitation-only party in


August to celebrate the opening of our new hotel rooms, bring this CAT ad with you on one of the above nights for the chance to win the final two places at our great party.


Telephone 01254 826227 Ritzy’ ^ ^ ■ ■ 0 1 2 8 2 7 7 2 7 8 1 1 s


NOW OPEN BAR SNACKS & MEALS Food Served


Monday to Friday 12 noon to 2pm & 6.30pm to 9.30pm


Saturday and Sunday 12 noon onwards Fib y 's Bar & Restaurant is now non-smoldng


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Trapp Lane, Simonslone, Nr Burnley, Lancasliire, BBI2 7QW Tel; 01282 772781 Fax: 01282 772782


email: receptionQhishertrappholel.co.uk www.hishertrappliotel.co.ule


Ballroom Dancing Sat 24 June, Sat22July 8.00pm, £4.00


L j ; CRAVEN .1 h e i f e r


__ ^ C h a i g I e y FOOTBALL WIDOWS


Thoroughout the World Cup, ail ladies joining us for the England


games will enjoy a FREE GLASS OF WINE and foofboll free evening


Announcing our NEW SUMMER OPENING HnUP.S


Serving food Wednesday - Saturday 12 - 2pm 5pm - 9pm,


Sundays breakfast, brunch, lunch & dinner


Horn - 8pm


Bank Holiday Mondays 11am - 6pm


For enquiries & table reservations please call 01254 826215


Join us at The Coniston Hotel for‘Royal Ascot Day’


A chance to dress up, enjoy some superb food and watch all the racing action on our big screen. • Champagne and canapM • 4 course lunch •Afternoon tea • Fashion show


TUESDAY 20TH JUNE £45.00 per person £400.00 if you book a table of ten


Overnight accommodation available in standard or luxury rooms.


Raffle to raise money for fighting children’s cancer and leukaemia at St James’s Hospital. Leeds.


Tel: 0 1756 748080 Fax: 0 1756 749487 Coniston Cold, Skipton,


North Yorltshire BD23 4EB www.lhcconislonliotol.com • in(o'4 Iheconistonliotel.cdm LighterLifweA ^ I IffI lA KAlrw> w h a t ' s o n a t Andy Prior


Fri 23 June, 8.00pm. £15


June • 3 & 4


mum


Luther Greenwood Schools Festival


• Sun 18 • Tue 20 • Fri 23 • Sat 24


July • Sat 22


• Sun 23 THE OBEAT BRITISH


August 25-28


FESTIVAL CO U N TR v 'H b uSE HOTEL COLNE • LANCS


R&B Festival 2.5-28 August


gank Holiday Weekend ...weVe got ft. Entertainments - Sports - Arts - Fitness


Computer Fair Blood Donors Andy Prior's Big Band* Ballroom Dancing*


Ballroom Dancing* Computer Fair


Great British R&B Festival Discounted Blues tickets available until 30 June


Colls cost 7.9p per minute peak, 4.2p per minute off peak, ono 2p per minute of weekends


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STAGE & SCREEN


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St Mary’s Centre Church St, Clitheroe


0 1 2 0 0 4 2 4 2 1 7 www.stage-screen.co.uk


Fri


FILM TIMES ‘Confetti’


(Cert 15, lOOmins) Wed -T h u is g ’-June @ 7.30pm


‘Enron;The Smartest Guys in the Room’


(Cert 15, 109mins) Sat 10^ Ju n e @ 7.30pin


The Frank & Dean Show’ Tickets E12/E10


Cabaret Seating/Licensed Bar Group discounts available


c o v e r i n g : b u r n l e y c o l n e 012. 82. 6 6 1 2 L 3 4 I \ t V .■ ,’f ^ k I r .1 '« 't 1 I r "i ’l 4 4 4 .* "J 4 4 I .* •• 4 » i fc k' kV’ l % % 1 ^ b a r n o I d s wick e a r b y . n xemmss:. e I s o n c l i t h e r o e t h e K:i b.b I e v a l l e y -Tu e g ’Ju n e @ 7.30om (not Sun) o p e r i


Do you sometimes eat when you're not hungry?


On the LighterLife Programme you'll.-


• Understand w h y yo u eat when you're not hungry • Be in a single sex g ro u p o f not more than eleven others


• Have the chance to join o long term maintenance programme to help yo u keep the weight off


• No drugs, pills o r Injections To find out more call:


Zoe


0870 999 2582 www.lighterlife.com


The Goniston Hotel Inn II


Sunday June 4th at 6.30pm


A S p e c i a l celebration of


PentecostAVhitsun with guest speaker,


the Revd Milusi Sibanda from Zimbabwe


All very welcome CtuiiBRoing TaltntBd pupQt


featuriMtlxworiiof pupilsfrotn: - Barrow Primary School Gisburn Primary School Grindleton Primary School Pendle Primary School


Saturday Z7th May to Saturday 3rd June f note CaOety U dosed Nooday 29tb June fr Tuesdv SOtb MayJ


attbe IT PLATFORM GALLERY |l


STATION ROAD. CLITHEROE BBT 2 J T | TE L: 01200 440711


Booths, Clitheroe a stunning off dry sparkling wine CHAPEL DOWN BRUT at £11.99, for those who do not like very dry, often acidic sparklers this is perfect. Their CHAPEL DOWN ENGLISH ROSE 2005 at £6.99, is one of the best I have come across. A blend of Pinot Noir, Rondo and the aro­ matic Schonburger, gives a salmon pink wine with a backdrop of strawberry and redcurrant fruit with persistent finish. CHAPEL DOWN FLINT DRY NV at £6.49 is as it suggests a crisp, clean fruity wine. Aromas of green apples and citrus overtones make this reminiscent of a dry German Riesling. Other wines I have not tried include a


iSt. M ic h a e l & St. Jo h n s


Catholic Social Centre Lowergate ^


Presents ALISHA


MCKAYE on


SATURDAY JUNE


Members and Guests Welcome


CHAPEL DOWN EPOCH 1, at £7.99 is an inter­ esting blend of red grapes, Rondo, Domfeldpr Pinot Noir.


While Tesco, Blackburn, had a couple of good


offerings, a Welsh wine TY-HAFORD 1999 at £5.07 is a blend of Madeline Angevine, Seyval Blanc and Huxelrebe. I t has strong aromas of elderflowers and the. muscat grape which has a very grapey nose, again not dissimilar to an off drv Germanic wine. The THREE CHOIRS 2000 £5.49, is made by the Wine Maker of the Year in 2004, Martin Fowke. This is a powerful white with


aromas of nuts leading to a zesty, citrus wine wth subtle fruit. D. Byrne, in Clitheroe, has a large selection to


choose from in the price range of £5.39 to £6 79 with a couple heading towards the £9 mark. Most are from the Curious Grape Company which has a range of single grape varieties seldom seen outside England. From their range I have enjoyed the ORTEGA, a Germanic cross bred grape for our cli­ mate delivering an off dry fruity wine. BACCHUS has strong distinctive flavours and some residual sugar left making it off dry. My favourite has to be SCHONEBURGER which more like an Alsace wine, racy and spicy, goes very well with Chinese


foods. This company is one of the “new wave” wines from the heart of Engird. So in English Wine Week, try something new


r e f r e ^ g and very, very British. To find the near­ est vineyard or for more info visit wrvw.english- wineproducers.com or for the best in British


regional food and drink look a t wwrw.regional- foodanddrink.c.o.uk


A BARN conversion in the idyllic village of Newton is for sa le w ith Honeywells for £450,000. Higher House Barn, in Back


Lane, has large gardens with a two-car garage and the interior has an outstanding contempo­ rary design. The ground floor is open


plan and there are three bed­ rooms with one en-suite. It is set in a delightful rural


location on a designated “Quiet Lane” in the Hodder Valley and commands excellent views. For full details or to arrange


a viewing, contact Honeywell on 01200 426041 or go online at: www.honeywell.co.uk


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


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, June 1st, 2006 25 prepertytodaY -.,r, Spotlight on this week’s hot properties ...


“ANCHORAGE”, in School Lane, Simonstone, is a period detached true bungalow in a sought after area of the Rib- ble Valley, currently on the market for offers around £340,000. The property is in an ele­


v a ted position within the ca tchm en t area of Ribble Valley schools and close to the regional motorway net­ work and Manchester. The accommodation com­


prises two reception rooms, three bedrooms, a luxury bathroom, bespoke kitchen, garage arid delightful gar­ dens.


A CONVENIENTLY located four^bedroom house has been put on the market for offers in the region of £285,000. The semi-detached Victorian


h ou se on Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, is 10 minutes walk­


ing distance from the town’s many amenities. The property boasts many


To book a viewing, contact


the Whalley office of Ander- ton Bpsonnet on 01254 825569 or visit their website on the following: www.ander- tonbosonnet.co.uk


trad ition al period features, including coving, skirtings and high ceilings, particularly in the two generous size reception rooms, one with a bay front. A delightful patio to the rear has Indian stone flags and is suit­ able a s an outdeoor dining area.


Internal viewing is highly


recommended and can be arranged through the agents, MSW Hew e tson s on 01200 424142 or online at the follow­ ing; www.mswhewetsons.co.uk


An immaculate family home


A SUPERB barn conver­ sion in a highly desirable rural setting is this week’s featured property. Situated just outside the


hamlet of Twiston, with fine views of Pendle Hill, Manor Barn offers spa­ cious five-bedroom family accommodation to the most discerning of buyers. This property is immac­


u la te ly maintained and presented throughout, with the added advantage of 2.3 acres of adjoining flat land. Exposed beams ■ and stone walls retain the barn’s essential character, while oil-fired central heat­ ing and hardwood double g la zing make it a cosy country home. Sheltered inside the sub­


stantial stone porch, the front door, with glazed side screens, leads to a fabulous oak-floored hallway, large enough to double as a din-


Manor Barn, Twiston.


Price: £775,000.


ing room. The family room oozes character and has double opening glazed doors leading to the gar­ den, while a spacious lounge has a particularly attractive stone fireplace and open fire as its focal point. This room is flooded with natural light from a full-length window to the rear elevation and two fur­ ther windows giving excel­ lent views across open fields to Pendle Hill. The large breakfast


kitchen has an excellent range of oak units with complementary beech and granite work surfaces, including a central “island” workstation with cupboards and drawers


below. B u ilt-in Bosch appliances include a dish­ washer, twin fridges and a freezer. There is also a built-in microwave and a four-oven Aga, plus Chi­ nese oyster slate flooring, inset ceiling ligh ts and plenty of space for dining furniture. A separate utility room,


which also houses the cen­ tral heating boiler, and a two-piece cloakroom with WC and hand basin, com­ plete the ground floor accommodation. A railed staircase leads


to the open plan landing area, with an imposing stone arch feature and exposed beams and trusses. The large master bed­


room enjoys magnificent views from three windows and features exposed stone and a beamed ceiling. An en-suite bathroom has a four-piece suite, including


a double step-in shower cubicle. Bedroom two, also with exposed beams has an en-suite three-piece shower room. Three further bedrooms


are also generously propor­ tioned and immaculately maintained. The house bathroom has a three-piece


suite, with a shower over the bath, partly-tiled walls and a Welsh slate floor. Outside, the barn is sur­


rounded by lawned areas and completely encircled by a stone boundary wall. There is a patio area and a driveway and turning area lead to a detached, single


garage, with ligh t and power. An adjoining carport has


space for two cars. Viewing is by appointment with the agent, athertons, on 01200 420100.More details are also available on the agent’s website at: (www.athertons-uk.com)


mm A g e n t s ’ i n d e x Pages 26 & 27


anderlon bosonnet Pages 28 & 29


h o n e y w e l l Pages 30 < ?c 31


MSWHEWETSdNS Pages 32 & 33





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