28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 8th, 2007
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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Readersplus - t Cycling quiz
1. If you arc riding your hike with friends, should you? a) Ride sidc-by-sidc b) Ride in a line one behind the other Answer.....................................
2. Is it safer to wear? a) Dark clothing b) High visibility clothing Answer.....................................
3. What colour light should you have on the front of your hike?
• a) A white light h) A red light Answer.....................................
4. What colour light should you have on the hack of your hike? a) A white light h) A red light Answer.....................................
5. Is it safe to ride on the pavement? a) Yes 1>
) No Answer.....................................
6. If you’ re cycling in the wet, docs it take more or less time to brake? a) More time b) Less time Answer.....................................
7. What docs a road sign showing a
bicycle with a red circle around it mean? a) No cycling b) Pedal cycles only Answer.....................................
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THE Clitheroe Advertiser has teamed up with local employer 3M for a special competition for our young readers to mark National Road Safety Week,
which runs all this week. 3M is a headline sponsor of the
week - organised by the road safety charity Brake - and the company also runs its own child road safety initiative to help prevent the high number of young people killed or injured on our roads each year. This initiative includes the web
site
www.3Mstreetwise.co.uk that lias been created by 3M with the Department for Transport, Brake and teachers as a free teaching
resource for schools and with spe cial sections for parents and chil dren to use at home. Our competition is open to all
children aged between 7-11 years inclusive and the first prize is a new bicycle, worth up to £200, plus a cycle helmet and a pack of reflec tive accessories from 3M. The winner will be the first entry
picked out of the hat to answer cor rectly the questions on road safety on the left. The answers to all of these can be found on the 3M Streetwise website if you need a helping hand. The closing date for entries is November 16th.
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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) a A i j Funny man comes home m
RUBBER-FACED funny man Phil Cool is playing his home stage for the first time in three decades. Described regularly as a “stand
up chameleon”, Phil Cool (pictured) last played Clitheroe in the 1970s when he entertained the local pigeon fanciers.
AUTHOR Gervase Phinn, widely known for his witty books describing his life as a school inspector in the York shire Dales, was at Clitheroe’s Kaydee Book shop to sign copies of his new title, “Little Trea sures”. Mr Phinn was in the shop
for almost two hours, during which time he kept the cus tomers and staff entertained with a few of his comical anecdotes. His latest book is full of the amusing things th a t children say and do. Signed copies of this and his other titles are available at the Kaydee. The author is pictured with fan Jan et Parker during his visit to Clitheroe. (s)
The Penny Black Restaurant a t T h e O l d P o s t H o u s e
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tpQms@posthouschotel.CQ.uk Tabic d’Hotc Menu - November To get you going:
4448 King St. CLITHEROE, LANCS. BB7 2EU Tel:- 01200 422025 Fax:- 01200 423059
A salad of diced melon, cherry tomatoes and air-dried ham served with a spi/yfg chutney Fresh smoked salmon and queen scallop tonne
Baked Irish fa t mushroom with sage butter, lotted with melted Stilton cheese For main course:
Escalope f chicken breast, panJiird in a cream, basil, roasted pint nut and Ptrmesan saute, sated on a bed offresh pasta fresh baked rmramrila, pumpkin and roasted onion gaietlr
IPtng fskate, looked gently in a broth of sajfron amt barlty with traditional Italian gsoak Bit-roast beef in c cream sauce with tangy bdbemes and a fried potato cake A choke fPhi's deliebms homemade desserts, or, try a chunk o fra tt^tZ d cheese with either crispy baked bad, oatcakes or Jacob's mixturcl
finish o f your meal with a cafetiaefiled with freshly bread cofee, sated with a couple of Whittaka'sfncst mints (fyon slid have room!) \ Two course meal and coffee - £12.95
! Rmted every nitfit durintr November, apart fro^ondqyjmgftts Three course meal and coffee * £15.95 Burnley Mechanics Manchester Road - Burnley November events
10th - 17th OLIVER - Burnley Light Opera Tickets: From £8 to £12.50 Selling fast! 2 1 s t-2 4 th LORD ARTHUR SAVILES
CRIME Presented by Burnley Gamck Club Tickets: 21st - 22nd £8 / 23rd & 24th £8.50
27th ANGELO DEBARRE Master of the Parisian gypsy jazz scene Tickets: £10/£9 28th STEVE PRESTON Elvis in Concert Tickets: £12/£10
December events 1st THE JAM RESTART 2nd STEPHEN KAMOS
5th ELIZA CARTHY 8th MAN MADE SOLE - 13 piece soul band
29th THE SEARCHERS all their classic hits Needles & Pins - Sweets for my Sweet etc
. , . . .
Tickets £15 30th BERNARD WRIGI.F.Y & THE OLDHAM TINKERS
9th SHARON NEILL Medium 11th - 15th VVE WILL ROCK YOU (Basics) 16th THE NUTCRACKER BALLET 18th MOSTLY AUTUMN Rock Band 22nd BIG COUNTRY in concert Innuarv Iltli - 20th SNOW WHITE PANTOMIME
However he hopes his latest one-
man show - at Stage and Screen @ St Mary’s on Saturday, November 24th - will be a big improvement on his last appearance in the town. Said Phil: “I was booked for the
pigeon fanciers’ dinner at the Swan and Royal in 1977.
A u th o r keeps 'em lau g h in g It was horrendous! We were in a
little back room, I did not have a proper PA system and it just went from bad to worse, a nightmare gig.” His new two-hour show will fea
ture some new experimental materi al: “My material is unique to me and my strange brain. I will be look ing at how we have dumbed down as a nation and Churchill’s reaction to it, with some help from the dog from the Churchill’s television advert. I will also be looking at visits to my doctors and being in a waiting room and dentistry.” And, of course, Phil will be paying his own special trib ute to Antipodean Rolf Harris. After the pair met some years ago, they became friends and enjoy a “Christmas card relationship”.
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'ONE NIGHT STAND COMEDY CLUB'
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