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‘THE DA VINCI CODE” (Cert 12A), screening nightly (except Sunday) at 7-30 p.m. from June 16th to 22nd . at Stage and Screen @ St Mary’s Centre, Church Street, Clitheroe


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THE 2006 Kibble Valley International Piano Week will be fielding a spectacu­ lar team of musicians at the Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst, this year, just as the Football World Cup draws to a close. The festival kicks off on


Team is fit fo r duty In between there are per­


Saturday, July 8th, fielding a trio of internationally- renowned, seasoned players in Peter Cropper (violin), Moray Welsh (cello) and Martin Roscoe (piano), and the final concert on Saturday 15th sees an exciting match for two pianos, between youngster Anthony Hewitt and veter­ an Martin Roscoe.


formers from around the world, including Ukranian Alexander Grynyuk, and Japanese Yurie Miura. The Chinese pianist Jin Ju, who won a prize at the 2002 Tchaikovsky Piano Com­ petition in Moscow, makes a welcome return. The Coull Quartet and Ronan O’Hora make up the full team for the week. Martin Roscoe, artistic


director, said: “We’re cele­ brating the anniversaries of both Mozart and Schu­ mann. There are no reports of injured metatarsals, so all pianists will be ped­ alling at full fitness”


Fri 23 Jun e, S .o o pm . £15


Andy Prior


June Sun 18


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Tue 20 Fri 23 Sat 24


July Sat 22


Sa t 24 Jun e, S a t 22 July & Sa t 19 A u g . 8pm , £4


Ballroom Dancing Sun 23


August • Sat 19


• Sun 20 • 25-28


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


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Discounted Blues tickets available until 30 June


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bestselling novel and directed by Ron Howard, The Da Vinci Code opens in Clitheroe tomorrow night. In case there is anyone


still out there who doesn’t yet know the plot, here it is in a nutshell. While in Paris on busi­


have found a baffling cipher. Solving the enig­ matic riddle, Langdon is stunned to discover it leads to a tra il of clues hidden in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci - clues visible for all to see, and yet ingeniously disguised by the painter. Langdon joins forces


ness, Harvard symbolo- gist Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) is informed that the elderly curator of the Louvre has been mur­ dered inside the museum. Near the body, police


appears to work for Opus Dei - a clandestine, Vati­ can-sanctioned Catholic organisation believed to have long plotted to seize the Priory’s secret. Unless Langdon and Neveu can decipher the


labyrinthine puzzle in time, the Priory’s secret - and a stunning historical truth - will be lost forever. To win two tickets to


the cinema at Stage and Screen, simply answer the question in the panel.


STAGE & SCREEN COMPETITION


Question: British actor Bob Hoskins starred in a 1985 Neil Jordan film that takes its name from Da Vinci’s best known work. What was it called?


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with a gifted French cr3T3- tologist, Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou) and learns the late curator was involved in the Priory of Sion - a secret society. In a breathless race


through Paris, London and beyond, Langdon and Neveu match wits with a faceless powerbroker who


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Students' work on show


AN exhibition entitled “Subject to Change” is being held in Preston College, Park School, Moor Park Avenue, Pre- ston, from Tuesday imtil June 28th. This exhibition will


incorporate all work done by students in the last year in respect of a r t.


fashion, embroidery and textile design. A further exhibition


will be held in the Uni­ versity of Central Lan­ cashire, Preston, from July 6th to 13th. I t will be based on all three lev­ els of classes in Preston College in embroidery and textile design only.


FOUR Kibble VaUey cho­ risters will be hitting the high notes on Saturday night. The quartet are all


members of Blackburn Cathedral Young People’s Choir who will be singing at Clitheroe Parish Church. I t has already been a


busy year for the choir, which includes the Valley quartet of Clare Holgate (16), of Billington, Josh Abbot (16), of Langho, Sarah Chew (15), of Bar- row and Jonathan Turner (19), of Longridge. In January they sang Evensong live from Black- bum Cathedral for Radio Three and then performed with the Renaissance Singers in Preston for the BBC’s “Songs of. Praise” programme. The choir also provided musical enter­


tainment for American Secretary of State Con- doleezza Rice, who they later met during her visit to East Lancashire. As well as rehearsing for


Saturday’s concert in Clitheroe, the choir is also getting ready for the Prince’s Trust Concert with Aled Jones on June 21st, which will be in the presence of HRH Princess Alexandra. 9 Tickets for Saturday’s


concert, which will include music by Schubert, Bach, and Purcell, are available from St Mary’s Church or Clitheroe Music in Moor Lane and cost £8 (£6 con­ cessions and under 15s free). The concert will start at 7-30 p.m. Pictured from the left


are Clare Holgate, Josh Abbot, Sarah Chew and Jonathan Turner (s)


A cracking piece of theatre!


“She Stoops To Concert”; the Royal Exchange The­ atre, Manchesten until July 1st.


ROLLICKING, roistering, rattling good fun is Braham Murray’s pro­ duction of Oliver Goldsmith’s classic comedy, “She Stoops to Conquer”. He is well served by a superb cast, whose comic antics and hilarious confusions have the audience roaring with laughter. Polly Hemmingway and Desmond Barrit are excellent as Mr and Mrs Hardcastle, she longing for more excitement, he happy to live


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quietly in his old-fashioned house in the country.


Celyn Jones is a wonderful, exu­


berant Tony Lumpkin, the spoilt son of Mrs Haixicastle, whose delight is in drinking, chasing the local bar­ maid, tormenting his mother and playing tricks. It is he who sets up the plot by convincing the young men from London, Marlow (Milo Twomey) and Hastings (Jack Tarl- ton) that Hardcastle Hall is an inn. Marlow is on his way to court the


daughter of a friend of his father (Gordon Longford-Rowe), Kate Hardcastle (Ahson Pargeter), while


Hastings wants to see the girl h( loves, Constance Neville (Eler Rhys), who is the ward of Mrs Hard­ castle. Thus we are treated tc delightful misconceptions, particu­ larly from Hardcastle, who is out­ raged at being treated like a land­ lord. Polly Hemingway makes the mosi


of all the laughable moments as hei son drives her distracted ^ d every­ thing conspires against her. The ser­ vants and yokels are all good too This is an evening of traditional farcf played brilliantly. PIPPAMUNBC


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A musical trip round Britain to boost fund


A MUSICAL trip around England is what is prom­ ised with the A Cappella Singers’ next concert. Proceeds from the show will go to the ME Associa­


tion - a little-known charity that works with people suffering from myalgic encephalopathy (ME) and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) in the Lancashire


area. The concert will take place at Wilpshire Methodist


Church in Ribchester Road, Wilpshire, on Saturday, June 24th, at 7-30 p.m.


The MEA, founded in 1976, funds and supports


research and provides information and support, edu­ cation and training. This service benefits people with ME, CPS and


post-viral fatigue syndrome (PVFS) and profession­ als.


anced information to help patients become experts in their own illness.


Hitting the high notes at the parish church


It also concentrates on offering considered and bal­


with wine writer Mike Murdoch


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BOOTHS supermarket is an old established family firm started in 1847.


Today its beer-buying “Sven-Gali”, Dave, has


added the most comprehensive list of beers, ales and lagers from aroimd the world to keep you company on England match days. There is an added bonus of an extra 25% off


all English ales on the day of each England game (All prices shown are before 25% off) Pride of place goes to DALESIDE PRIDE of


ENGLAND, at 4% abv, 500ml for 99p. Made at the Daleside brewery in North Yorkshire, this is a pale golden, yeasty beer, aromatic fragrant with a balanced bitter sweet finish. Very refresh­ ing. ST PETERS BEST BITTER, at 3.7% abv, 99p


for 500ml comes from Suffolk. A darker amber nectar with a good malted toasted nose, slightly fruity from the hops, finishing with that tradi­ tion^ bitter finish. Try with a few tapas.


DISH OF THE WEEK with MARCIA MORRIS PASTA ROSnDA


; With Maurizio and Cinzia Bocchi, of La Locanda Ristorante Italiano, Gisburn.


R E S T A U R A T E U R Cinzia Bocchi' a t La Locanda Ristorante Ital­ iano and Wine Bar in Gisburn, has supplied a recipe which is just the kind of thing cooked up a t homes across Lom­ bardy in northern Italy where Cipzia and hus­ band, Maurizio, pictured, come from. “I t ’s a region with a


great culinary heritage,” says chef Maurizio, “and Pasta Rostida is a very traditional dish which is typical of the kind of meal people will be cook­ ing up over this national holiday.” Although pasta and


potato is an unusual com­ bination they are a great basis for the distinct flavours of cheese and pancetta.'The recipe con- , ventionally uses a cheese called grana padano, but this can be difficult to source outside Italy and so parmigiano is a good sub s titu te , but if you want a totally authentic experience grana padano cheese can be purchased from La Locanda. The Bocchi’s come


from Luino on Lake Maggiore and have established a reputation


Witches on trial


A PLAY centred on the trial of the Pen­ dle Witches of 1612, is to be performed at Darwen Library Theatre on June 23rd, at 7-30 p.m. The play entitled


"Cold Light Singing" is written by Yvonne Pinnington and directed by Russell Tennant. The play is set in the cells at Lancaster Castle. The theatre com­


pany is based in Nel­ son and is called Function Factory Theatre Company. Tickets are £8 (£6 concessions) and can be booked on 01254 582582.


World Cup Special Meal Deal Tues 20th June


Join us before the match - or to escape it! - enjoy our pasta special with a free glass of house wine


for only £6.50 per person 6pm - 10.30pm


La Locanda It's Italian for a charming place eat!


La Locanda, Main Street, Gisburn, near Clitheroe. Tel: 01200 445303 www.lalocanda.co.uk


C R A V E N H E I F E R


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for providing authentic regional Italian cuisine, importing many of the ingredients and local wines direct.


Ingredients (Serves six)


9 500g penne or mac-


cheroni pasta 9 120g of potatoes 9 2 onions sliced 9 lOOg of diced


pancetta 9 80g of grana padano or alternatively parmi-


: giano flakes 9 Butter 9 Salt and pepper


■mm COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL 1. Peel and dice the Method


potatoes and put to boil in salted water. After approx 10 minutes put the pasta to boil in a sep­ arate pan and leave for a further 10 minutes. 2. In the meantime


gently fry the onion and pancetta with a touch of butter for two to three minutes. Then cover the pan and gently cook for a further 6 or 7 minutes. Drain the potatoes and


pasta and add to the pan with the pancetta and onion .Add the cheese and some black pepper and serve. Buon appetite! -


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12noon - 9.30pm Alfresco Dining


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Throughout the World Cup, all ladles joining us for the England


games will enjoy o FREE GLASS OF WINE and football free evening


Announcing our NEW SUMMER OPENING HOURS


Serving food Wednesday - Sofurdoy 12 - 2pm 5pm - 9pm.


Sundays breakfast, brunch, lunch & dinner


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Bank Holiday Mondays nom - 6pm


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FILM TIMES


Thurs 16th -Thurs 22nd June @ 7.30pm (not Sunday)


The Davinci Code’ (Cert 12A, 148mins)


STAGE Saturday 1st July @ 8pm Theatre North presents


‘An Adaptation of Tom Jones’


Hilarious bawdy comedy! Tickets £7.50/£6.50 cone.


(01729) 825718 or from the centre Entertainments - Sports - Arts -


'Capoi - //rrU C'otoiUy Father's Day -June JSth


Treat Dad to a tradit ional Sunday Lunch . C14.95 .1 course m e a l plus c d fe e


F allow this w i th a game of bow ls o r try your h an d at snooker Special Offer ~ June and July


Stay 2 nights o r m o te during June and July a t th e special rate of £5-lpppn Din n e r Bed and Greaklast


. Oth*r isubioct to bHity-^ t'o Friday - mwimutT'2: Enjoy a short walking holiday break


During July and Airgust why trot discover some of th e hidden beauty o l th e R ibble Valley countryside yo u m a y have forgotten about! 2 night stay special ES4pppn DBB plus packed lunch and map to 's h ow y o u th e w a y . Non walkers of th e party can stay for ESOpppn.


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