L * ^ Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, March 23rd, 2006 T.T A EVENTS - MARCH 2 ITH TO MARCH 30TH Sawley Art Group - exhibition o f '


their work in the Gallery a t W h a l-■ ley Library, during M a rch an d April.


- ' : Braille IT, Meeting^Room;


Clitheroe Library, Thursdays 9-30 a.m. to noon. Tel. 01200 426063. . ' Ribble Valley Visually-Impaired


Group meets every M o n d ay , evening in th e Catholic Social Club, Lowergata Tel 01200 426822. > ’ Pendle v Club, , Lowergate,


sequence dancing for over-55s each Tuesday a t 7-30 p.m. > S t Wilfrid’s Hall, Ribchester.


Line .dancing Mondays at.7-30 p.m., ju n io r and senior RATS Wednesday and Thursday.'at 7-30 p.m., Ju J i ts u Frid ay a t ;7 p.m. Brovraies, Cubs and Scouts togeth­ er with church groups also'meet in : th e h ail. In q u iries , tel. 01254


-878473. 25th-Trinity Methodist Church


Hall, coffee morning._ ,-25lh:-. Knowle Green Village vJ


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•Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447.- 25th - Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe Rock ’n’ Roli Club live on


HalL' concert by. Great Harwood ■ Ma le ' Voice -. Choir a t 7 p.m. .


s ta g e P ete Hodgson and Great Balls of Fire. Inquiries, tel. 01200- 443480. 25th - Gisburn Festival Hall, a


coffee morning with display of needlework and bring-and-buy stall.


, - 25th - CJitheroe Castle Museum,


Make a special card for your mum. Sessions 11-30 a.m; to 12-30 p.ml, 1 - 2 p.m., 2-30 - 3 p.m.:.Tel. 01200 424635. 2Gth - Clitheroe Ramblers’ Asso-


; elation, meet Chester Avenue car p a rk a t 9-30 a.m. for Dunsop Bridge. Tel. Penny Pitty on 01200 427395. 2Glli - Alston Hall, Longridge.


Spend Mothers’ Day evening tvlth "Cantabile". Tel. Anne Russell on 01772 784661. 2Gth - Settle College, a concert


by S e ttle Orchestra Society a t 3 p.m. Tef. se c re ta ry on 01756 792642.


- 2Gth - Ribble Film Club pesents, v l3 Tazamet” in St Mary's Centre,


Church Street. Inquiries,- tel. 01200 426757. 27th - Stepping Out “Go for i t Walks". Meet by the Bayley Arms,


COLLECTORS FAIR : Sunday 26th March - 10am to 4pm


KINGS MILL - •: Kings Mill, Queen St, Haric S)'kc, Dunilcy DDIO 2HX 3V-..,


ANTIQUES CENTRE TeL 01282 431953


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Advance Screening Sat 25th - Wed 29th (Full Rim) FAILURE TO LAUNCH (12A) *1hr35mins ■ on screen 5.40 8.00, Sat Late 10.30pm


CONSTANT GARDENER (15) 2hrs 3Qm!ns . Dally 1.50 4.45 7.40, Sal Late 10.30pm .


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■ ■ The fun and games start at 11am ■ DATE MOVIE (12A) Ih r 40mins


V FOR VENDETTA (15) ’ Elirs 30mlns '


Daily 1.45 4.45 7.45, Sate Late 10.40pm ; . . ; No 1.45 4.45 shows on Sal/Sun . ^ • -


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rThe Directors Auditorium - , , ,,, Bumper Jumble Sale


Saturday 25th March 2006 atll.OOam


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Whatever you want... April


Marvin Ruffin * T-Rextasy^


■ Off the Wall* Ballroom Dancing


Maddy Prior & Steeleye Span* The Real Thing*


'; Friends o f the /viuni discounts apply •...we've got it _ Alicejn Wonderland* i ) ATERS ‘imCPARK LONDON KTTUHSTAll The Panto Company Present •


GOLDILOCKS and the THREE BEARS It you go down to the Mechanics today your sure ol .


- laughter and adventure like never before. Panto style I


fun & sing-along for everyone . • Tickets: £ 5 .0 0 /£ 4 .0 0 /Family £14.00 14th-16th April •


THE 18TH BURNLEY NATIONAL BLUES FESTIVAL The Chicago Blues Harmonica Project/ Walter Trout and the ' Radicals /Lany Gamer / Big Bill Morgantield / Ian Siegal / Melvin


. Taylor/Paul Rlshelia Annie Raines/Big Bill Jackson/ The Cadillac Kings / Doug MacLeod plus many more ‘


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Whatever you want... ANTIQUE &


H u rs t iGreeni ; a t ..-1-30- p.m; Inquiries, tel. 012200 414484. - ^


j ;: -28th - Clitheroe Ramblers’ Asso­ ciation, meet Chester Avenue car


• p a rk a t 1 p.m. for, Whalley. Inquiries, tel. Mike Houseman on 01254823563. : 28th - Samlesbury Hall, Samles-


bury, Charity Rainbow whist and domino drive a t 2 p.m'. .Inquiries,' tel. 01254 812327.- 28th - Knowle Green Village


Hall; line dancing a t 8 p.m. New dancers most welcome. 'Tel; 01254 878447. 29th - Knowle Green Village Hall, sequence dancing a t 8 p.m.


■ Inquiries, tel. 01254878447. ■ : v. 29th to April 1st - Downham Vil­


lage Hall, Stage Two Downham p re sen ts , "Th e D ia ry of Anne F ra n k ” . T ick e ts from T o u ris t Information Centre 01200 425566 - 30th - Knowle Green Village Hall, lunch concert featuring Tim


■ Smedley (obaroque cello) and Peter Seymour (harpischord). To book tel. 01254 826948.


‘ 3 0 th - Clitheroe N a tu ra l is ts ’ Society, annuai dinner.,Inquiries, tel. Brian Jones 01200 423283.


EVENTS - MARCH 31ST TO APRIL GTH 31st - Clithcroe Cricket’s Club’s


Sportsman’s Ih'ening at Moorcock : Inn, Waddington; for tickets tc l . : 4279G1 or4283-12. I 31st-ClitheroeParish Church,


the Massed Choirs of Clitheroe Pri­ mary School present “Songs from the Sixties” a t 1-30 p.m. APRIL


1st - Whalley Village Hall.


“Remember Stanley Holloway” at 7-30 p.m. Tickets from Whalley Post Office or 01254 822555 1st - The Mayor of the Ribble


Valley invites you to join her for a soup and roll lunch in Ribble Valley Town Hall a t 11-30 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1st - Waddington Methodist


Church, “April Foolery, Music and Comedy” at 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01200 425444 or e mail: dmtickets@tis- cali.co.uk


- • 1st-ChippingPost Office, exhi­ bition of work by local artists. Tel! 01995 61221. 1st - St Michael and St John’s


Sodal Centre, oldtimeandmoderri sequence dance. Tel. 01200 427029.-! or 01200 427096.


■ 2nd - Clitheroe Ramblers’ Asso­ ciation. Access tvalk; Meet Chester Avenue car park a t 9 a.m. Tel. 01254822851. , 2nd - Ribble Film Club, “Bread


' and Tulips” (12A) at 7-30 p.m. in St Mary's Centre, Church Street. 2nd - Whalley . Methodist


Church. Music for Passiontide a t 7- 30 p.m. Tickets from Alan Bowles 01254 823331


- ^ 2nd - Stepping Out “Taking it


easy on a Sunday”. Meet by Booths car park at 2 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 414484. ' 3rd - Stepping Out “Go For It


Walks”. Meet Whalley Abbey entrance a t 1-30 p.m. Tel. 01200 41448-1. 3rd - Knowle Green Village Hall,


whist and domino drive a t 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01254 878447. 4ih - Clitheroe Ramblers' Asso­


ciation. Meet Chester Avenue car


>' park a t 10 a;m. No dogs. Tel '01200423881.’ ' • ■


4th -Knowle Green Village Hall,


line-dancing a t 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447.' 5th - Clitheroe Ramblers’ Asso­


ciation, meet at start point Sawley at 6-30 p.m. Tel. Veronica V. Mill- waid 01200 441346. .


5th - Clitheroe Concerts Society


present “Intriplicate” in Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. Tel. 01282 778484. Tickets from Ribble Valley Tourist Cffice, Clitheroe Music, Moor Lane or a t the door. 5th - Knowle Green Village Hall,


military whist drive a t 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447.


6th - Whalley Flower Club,


demonstration in Whalley Methodist Church Hall, at 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01200 426769.


Gth - Knowle Green Village Hall,


lunch concert starts at midday. To book tel. 01254 826948.


f-;P ^!vril>uridctans pf|SomeoLt^ above events can be found in the advertisements in Weekend Plus. A booking ' tiSJDIce for theatres and events throughout the region is available at the Tourist Information Centre; Market Place, , Chtheroc, tel. 01200 4255g'g. ;


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St Catherine’s Church West Bradford


CLONE ROSES


■ Plus Lovelacer & Special Guests ' Tickets: £10.00 / £9.00 / £11.00 on door


UK’s No 1 Tribute to The stone Roses • Tubs 28lh March-Sallsl April-7.30pm


East meets West In this 1940s style update of the hilarious Gilbert & Sullivan classic


HOT MIKADO


■PresentedbyBurnleyUghtOpera,- Tickets: Tier £12.00 / Stalls £10.00


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Saturday 25th March - 7.30pm ,


ELVIS COUECTION Starring Billy J McGregor


And his amazing ten-piece band Tickets: £12.00/£11.00


Wed 5th - Sat 8th April - 7.30pm Burnley Garrick Club Present


SWEET REVENGE


-Thrilling, murder mystery by Francis Durbridge Tickets: From £5.00


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Pendle Leisure Trust - 012.82.6612.34 ANNUAL


Second Hand Book Fair Longridge Civic Hall


Saturday 25th March


10am-4pm. Cafe.'Free Parking ■ Tel: 01744 883780


- i T l i i QQMflSIHAM ■ ; V H


The Diary of Anne Fi’ank


Dramatized 1^ Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett fiom the book:


Anne Frank: Diary o f a young girl in Downham Village Hall a t7 J0 pm


Wednesday 29H), Thursday 30Ui Friday 31st & Saturday April 1st Admission £4.50 (inc. Tea & Biscuits)


TTCKETS AVAILABLE FROMTOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE - ' Tel: 01200 425566


FREE ’RANGE. CHICKEN STEWEDaVITHv PRUNES? DRIED APRICOTS AND i VANILLA with Sergi Arola -


THIS recipe-comes froih a' menu devised by Spanish chef!


- Sergi Arola which was served oh ; our flight to Chile with Iberian; Ainvays a few-weeks ago.-This’ was the s ta r t of a fantastic; South American adventure for myself and: husband Vic. Our- first flight of ,11 was to Santia-; go de Chile where we ■visited the famous Vina Concha y Toro. The next day we travelled by road to Valparaiso and, then flew southito Puerto Montt, one of the world’s most beauti-’ ful lake districts Our hotel in Puerto Varas


had a spectacular view over the snow-capped Lake Osorno vol­ cano.


• 1 medium-sized carrot


• 2 tbsp on soya sauce Mctlmd


1. Chop the thighs into 2 cm


.■ squares and season with fine s :: salt and ground black pepper. -Coat with flour and stirfry in a ilittle olive oil. Drain off the oil'


- vrith kitchen paper and put to one side.


; ; 2.: Boil the shallots in salted -water for four minutes, peel- - and put to one side. -


, ; , 3. Peel the spring onion, car­ rot and garlic and shred into a


: fine julienne. Cook in two - tablespoons of oil over a low flame until the vegetables have


-softened, but not yet browned. - -4. Heat the wine in a


saucepan until it boils down to a quarter. Put on one side.


■ - The food and wine in Chile - : were superb,' especially the avo-‘ ; cados,-fish, salmon and fruit, : together with some wonderful ivines. The people were friendly and very welcoming. ,,


: From Chile, we travelled by - several catamarans across the - Andean-lakes -to the alpine town of Bariloche in .Argentina. , This was one of .the highlights of the trip.


Yet to come- was Buenos


; Aires, the spectacular, Iguassu - Falls and the beaches and bays of Rio de Janerio, in Brazil! Ingredients •-


, • lOOg dried apricots ”


• ‘A pint red wine ■ • ' • Vi pint olive oil • 200gshaliots'-'


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www.stage-screen.co.uk Screen ■


Fri 24th - Wed 29th March 8 7.30pm (nofllmSat)


‘Walk The Line’ (cert 15 ,136mlns) . Director; James Mangold .


Sun 26th March e 7.30pm


‘Ribble Film Club’ ‘13Tzameti’ (Certi5); Stage


Sat 25th Ma rch® 8pm


Theatre North presents - ‘Death by Murder’


, . Comedy Mystery by Pam Merliss Tickets £7.50/£6.50 cone.


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Sunday 26th March Mothers Day 12 noon - 8pm


£19.95 per person £9.95 children under 12 ‘ Includes gift for Mum


Traditional Sunday Lunches From £5.95


All food is freshly prepared using local produce


; 5. Once the vegetables are soft, add the heated red wine and a few drops of soya sauce.


..-'When it has been boiling for a ■few minutes, add the chicken


-stock and simmer for another 10 minutes. Pass the sauce


• through a fine strainer. ■ ■ , 6. Add the vanilla (opened lengthways), the dried apri­ cots, the prunes, shallots and- finally the squares of chicken thigh. Leave to simmer for 20 minutes. - -7.;Add salt to taste, remove the ■vanilla and scrape the seeds


. • 600g free-range chicken - thighs


- out of the inside with a sharp point. These are returned to the stew to give it its aroma; and the pod is discarded. 'We - are now ready to serve.


, - As-a suggestion, bear in


• 60g prunes . • fresh Madagascar .vanilla j. s • 1 clove garlic


-mind that stews and especially -this one - with its dried apri- ; cots and vanilla - gain a great -


. - • l ltr free-range’chicken A stock


-deal if they are left to sit for a > few hours:before eating. 11 is •; also important to take care , over;the chicken stock, which ■, should ideally be made with :


; the wings and carcass of the s same free-range chicken. ^ '.


For events^ gigs or


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• call 01200 422324


DISH OF THE WEEK with MARCIA MORRIS


♦ ■ ♦ fciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) www.clitheroetoday.co.uk W e e k e n d p lu s


Anne’s war diary to hit village stage


AN ambitious project is about to come to fruition for members of Stage Two Downham whose latest production of “The Diary of Anne Frank” begins its four-night run on Wednes­ day in Dovvnham Village Hall. Directed by. Pran Osborne


the 10-strong cast will unfold the well-known story of Annaliesse Marie Frank who was born in Germany on June 12 th, 1929. When the Nazis came to


power, her father Otto Frank decided to move his Jewish family to Amsterdam, which he thought was a safe haven for religious minorities. However, by 1942 the round-up of Jews and their deportation to con­ centration camps was becoming routine. The family moved into a hid­


ing place above Otto’s ware­ house and for two years eight people occupied these cramped rooms. Unfortunately, the story does not have a happy ending as only the father Otto Frank survived the war, however Anne’s diary also came to light


The Red


UASMALL KAVI'S Three Miles From Clitheroe. A Million Miles From Heclic.


As a thank you to our customers who have supported the re-launch of the Red Pump - Inn, and to those we’ve yet to meet, we introduce


New “EARLY BIRD” menu from 6-7pm Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and SatunJay .


3 courses for £10.00 with extensive menu choice Also for a limited time


New “Springtime TVeate” Lunch menu


Limited to March and April only Wednesday Thursday and Friday 12pm-2pm


2 Courses for £8.00 3 Courses £10.00


Bring this CAT ad with you when you dine with us to be entered into our March and


April competition for a party of two to win an exclusive, all expenses paid invitation to . join us for our grand opening party of the Red Pump Inn rooms in July.


Alongside our extensive menu we introduce a Mother’s Day special offer. Delicious, freshly prepared 4 courses for £15.95


Available for the whole of Mother’s Day 12pm - 7pm for pre-booked tables only Telephone 01254 826227 ,


TIME is running out if you want to enter our competition to design your dream garden. The Clitheroe


- Advertiser and Times has teamed up with Gardenmakers, Wig- glesworth, to offer readers the chance to design a garden for a plot measuring 10m. by 8m. The closing date is April 7th and entries must be sent to FlowA Garden Design Competition 2006, Gardenmakers, Goars Farm, Wigglesworth BD23 4SN.


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and proved to be an accurate account of that time. The production starts at 7-30


p.m. with tickets, priced at £4- 50 and including tea and bis­ cuits, available from Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre on 01200425566. Our picture shows Rachel


Humphreys, who plays Anne Frank, (s)


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SPR im 2006 ■ - . Motherittg Sunday 26th March 2006


c - } Easter Sunday ^Sunday ) 6th April £n/oy a traditional Sundatf Lunch with live music & free eaa Si George’s Day Sunday 23rd April ^


A traditional English Sunday lunch menu served noon; 3pnL, Afternoon tea served In one of our lounges 3 00pm -6 00pm A


selection of traditional ales being served throughout the day in the bon-


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