Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 10lh, 2007 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Another trip down Memory Lane


Taste of the East for the family


A TASTE of the East is coming to Clitheroe on Sat­ urday. Clitheroe’s Tamanna


Weekendplus To advertise in Weekendplus call our


entertainments team on 01282 426161 B Gina Morris ext: 423


Women and Children's Group is holding its biggest and most spectacular event so far - an Eastern Mela. The fund-raiser, which promises a fun-filled expe­ rience for the whole family, will bring together fashion, food, beauty and culture from the East, combined with stalls selling their wares - appealing to all ages. Youngsters will also be


kept occupied by the vari­ ous stalls and attractions on offer. These include face painting, henna painting, roll-a-penny and hoopla to name but a few. Tamanna chairman,


Mrs Shanaz Hussain, said the day promises to be one


A KIBCHESTER business is celebraling ils foiirlh anniversary by bnsling ils firs! “Eden Open Day”. On Salnrday Eden Creative Spaces will open Bee Mill in I’reslon Road between 11 a.ni. and <


1 p.in. The company specialises in supplying (lesign-led plants


and containers to busine.sses and private clients. Usually opening ils doors for private viewings only, the


company lias decided to invite visitors along. O For further information ring 1)1251 82II1IIII or cull in


on Ihedav. The Sawley Art Group


5th An n u a l Exhibition o f Paintings .SAT 2fith, Sun 27lli & Mon 28lli May 2007 Open F.acli Day lOani - 5pm Tea, colTce and cake.s


- Greeting Card.s for sale


FREIf Admission - no raflle this year Supported by local it loUay fwuliuy. ■


COFFEE &


CAKE EVENING W e d n e sd a y 1 6 lh M ay 7.00 - 9.00


Admission £2


6 Coosebutts Line, Clltheroe,


Bring Your School Photos Alongl


@ £££ WE ARE BACK DUE TO MASSIVE PUBLIC ANTICIPATION £££ GISBURN MARKET &


CAR BOOT SALES Situated Top of Sawley Brow, A59.


OPEN FOR THE SUMMER THIS SUNDAY 13th MAY AND EVERY SUNDAY


All the usual attractions on site to include bargains galore, old and new, kiddies castles, slide. Fun family day out, massive field with car parking for thousands.


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


Hotlinei:Numb'ersi;07i7,118 s3 3 5 4 3 pM ^ ^ ^


Powerful Latin Rhythms From the heart of cuba


With special guest MAMBO jAMBO


FRIDAY 18th MAY 8pm St Mary’s Centre, Clitheroe Tickets £ 1 2 /£ 9 (con) from Clitheroe Tourist Office OtZOO 4 2 5 5 6 6 /4 4 2 2 2 6


LIMITED UNRESERVED SEATING LICENSED BAR


Special menu featuring the finest dishes and wines from this north-east region of Italy.


A la carte menu also available.


La Locanda - for a taste of real Italy Main Street, Gisburn, Nr Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 445303 www.lalocanda.co.uk


THE Ensemble Tremoine String Quartet played at the last concert of the sea­ son for Clitheroe Concerts Society. The group is named


after a medieval tower overlooking the village of Rasiguere, loved by musi­ cians and music lovers and the setting for John Whib-' ley’s French Village Holi­ day. On the programme was


Haydn’s String Quartet in P Minor Op. 20 No. 5


to remember for a long time: “We have put on many events In the past, but this will he by far the biggest and best of all. “We have been planning


this for some time and there may even be a few surprises, which I am keep­ ing tight-lipped about. If they come to fruition then it would be the icing on the cake. “I t is an event for the


whole family and we are confident of a tremendous turnout because it will be something quite new to Clitheroe and will certainly he a cultural experience for all those that come along on the day." The event will be held


between 11 and 3 p.m., at the Ribhle Valley Borough Council Chamber, in Church Brow, Clitheroe.


Date for music lovers


(1772), followed by Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 4 Op. 83 (1949) and Schubert’s Quartet No. 13 in A minor D. 804 “Rosemunde” (1824). ® The society’s AGM


will take place on Wednes­ day, June 20th, in the Rib- ble Valley Mayor’s Parlour in Church Street at 7-30 p.m. during the interval of an extra concert being given by harpist Victoria Davies.


© BRIDGE winners at the Pendle Club were; Mrs Dorothy Jackson, Mr Ernest Manning, Mrs Eva Velvick, Mrs Joan Scott. Solo whist players a t the Pendle Club were: D. Grant, Mrs M. Parker, D. Knight. ' Domino winners: Mrs R. Kiddie, W.


Barker, joint 3rd, G. Berry, P. Metcalfe, joint 5th, Mrs M. Davies, D. Lowe.


CLITHEROE GREAT DAYS In Partnership with


CLITHEROE FESTIVAL WEEKEND Presents


I Award Winning Authentic Italian Cuisine! Curtain up for Charlie and Co.


AFTER months of rehearsals a local production of “Charlie and the Choco­ late Factory” is ready for the curtain to rise tonight! The show, which runs until Saturday


at the St Mary’s Centre, in Clitheroe, is to be performed by students of the Mary Waddington School of Dancing. Local schoolboy Harry Fearnley-Brown will take on the leading role of Charlie, with supporting roles played by Anna Clay, Oscar Dummer, Ella Makinson and Karen Wilkinson. Based on the classic Roald Dahl chil­


dren’s story and featuring all the charac­ ters from the film, plus lots of all-singing all-dancing Oompah-Loompahs, this lively and amusing production, directed


Organist entertains BEST known as the long-serving pre­ senter of BBC Radio 2’s “The Organist entertains”, Nigel Ogden will perform to a local audience at Padiham Unitar­ ian Chapel on Saturday Now in his 27th year presenting his


national radio show, Nigel’s particular style of music-making at the organ has made him one of the country’s most popular performers. He is also a member of the American


Theatre Organ Society Hall Of Fame, one of very few British organists ever to be awarded this honour. Nigel’s concert in Padiham begins at


7-30 p.m., with the added attraction of a large screen giving people the oppor­ tunity to see his every move during his performance. Tickets are available from Barry


Brown 01282 773336, or pay on the door.


Got a story’? Call the newsdesk on 01200 422324


by Anne Grogan, is sure to keep the whole family entertained. I t follows Charlie Bucket - the winner of one of


just five “golden tickets” - as he enters the magical world of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. The story tells of the adventures and misfortunes of the five children, with a big surprise at the end of the day for young Charlie! The show will be performed at 7-15


p.m. tonight and tomorrow, with a mati­ nee performance on Saturday at 2-15 p.m. Tickets cost £7 for adults and £5 for children and are available from the St Mary’s Centre box office (Tel. 01200 427162) or on the door. Pictured are the cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, (s)


jCGQKCS.3 GARLIC CHILLI PRAWNS WITH PAPAYA


Antony Worrall T h om p son 's quick and easy summery stir-fry is healthy and ready In minutes. Serves: 2 Preparation: 5 mins Cook: 10 mins


Raw prawns take only 2 to 3 minutes to cook so be careful not to overcook them; they are ready when they turn pink. Serve with freshly cooked rice or salad leaves.


INGREDIENTS: • 1 tsp turmeric


• pinch of salt


THIS picture featuring the class of Ss .Michael and John School io 1!) II) Inis been kindly loaned (o ns by local resideni Linda Lewis. Linda’s father, Mr Jo tt ehsier, of Woone Lane, Clilheroe, is pictured lliird from llie left on (lie hacli row.


• juice of 1 lime . * 2 tsp olive oil


• 2 garlic cloves, peeled and chopped • 200g medium raw prawns, shelled • tsp paprika • 1 small dried chilli, crumbled


• 1 ripe papaya, quartered, deseeded, peeled and thickly sliced


• juice of a lemon or of 1 lime • 2 tbsp freshly chopped coriander • Freshly ground black pepper • 50g bitter leaf salad or freshly cooked rice


METHOD:


• In a bowl, mix the turmeric, lime juice and salt. Add the prawns and allow them to marinate for 15 to 20 minutes in the fridge.


• Heat the oil in large non-stick frying pan and saute the garlic over a medium heat for 1 minute.


• Add the prawns, paprika and chilli and stir-fry for 2 minutes.


• Add the remaining ingredients and stir carefully for 1 minute.


• Seconds before you finish cooking, toss the salad leaves or freshly cooked rice into the mixture then serve at once. • Garnish with a wedge of lime.


Visit www.dailycooks.com for groat food features, profiles on Antony and his guest chefs plus hundreds of easy to make recipes.


THIS old nhotograph of Bol(on-Bv-Bowhind School in 19:15 has heen loaned to ns by Mr John


Whilwell of Whailcv Road. Sahden. He is pictured second from the right on the front row and was aged five -it tlie time. The headmistress, Miss Price, is pictured right on (he back row.


FIRST year pupils at Riversniead School. Grindlelon, were taken on a school holiday to the Isle of


Man, slaying for one week at the Glen Mona. Mrs Sandra Wood (nee Rnsliton) was among (he pupils, aged about 12 years. Tlie lieadmaster was Mr NMcholson (hack left) who was accompanied hy his wife


(middle fonrih from left). The others pictured are guests and owners of (he hotel. Mrs Wood’s daugh­ ter, Karen, is going to live on the Isle of Man so she is keen to visit the Glen iMona and see if there are . anyclianges.


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THIS picture of Grinndlelon Primary School 19.'i(> has been snhmilted hy Mrs Audrey Jacques (iiee .Aspiii). She is pictured third from tlie right on (he hack row silling next to her sister, .loan Aspin.


i: ' £ 3 IN


?r- THE pupils at Barrow School in li) li) arc seated from the left, front row, T. Heywood, D. Hanson, D.


Barrutt, M. Britdiffe, J. Smithies, R. King; second row, D. Lancaster, M. Dcwhnrst, M. Robinson, M. Atkinson, N. Robertson, t. Yaddinglon, R Yalker, ?; third row, C. Thorpe. G. Nutter, R. Waddington,


B. Eglin, K. ilson, C. Britcliffe, T. Crondy, G.Brilon, ?; fonrtli row, D. Leigh, R Quinn, B. R o s s , ? M. Worthington, B. Robinson; buck row: Miss Lee, W. Flack, M. Lainherl, D. Tilley, ?, Mr Morley. The photograph was brought in by Adele Hope.


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THIS picture was brouglit in by Mrs Sheila Jones (nee Buckle), of Kay Street, Clitlieroe. It features the class of 19(>;l at Rihblesdule School.


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