Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 17th, 2007 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) I US . Flush p overty away! a


■IT is Christian Aid Week and supporters will be out and about around Clitheroe \vith information boards in a bid to “flush out poverty”. On Saturday there will be a coffee morning


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between 10 a.m. and noon at Ribble Valley Town Hall. Anyone who hasThird World issues that


concern them and that they wish to discuss, is invited to join the local team at the town hall. Christian Aid works in more than 50 coun­


tries throughout the world, supporting local organisations known as partners. This year, the charity has adopted the “toi­


' f ■ >i f iLL Clothing theme for exhibition


AN arts exhibition around the theme of clothing is currently showing at Clitheroe’s Platform Gallery. Artists and makers from throughout the


county are displaying their interpretations of clothing and its associated meanings for the exhibition entitled “Garment”. The exhibition, which will run until June


30th, features clothing-inspired jewellery, garments inspired by mill workers and gar­ ments made from disposable materials such as plastic and paper. Lancaster-based Priscilla Jones (pic­


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tured) is just one of the artists featured in the exhibition. She creates work derived from the materials themselves The mixed media exhibition also features


the work of Jennifer Collier, Michelle Field­ ing, Michelle Holmes, Sarah Hardcastle, Carole Hunt, Teleri Selby, Christine Stan­ ford, and Alison Willoughby, as well as clothing-inspired jewellery. Our picture shows artist Priscilla Jones


with a selection of her work at her new exhibition at the Platform Gallery. (A050507/3


STAGE AND SCREEN


FILfVS PROGRAMiVlE Mon 21st. Wed 23rd


Thurs 24th May @ 7.30pm


The illusionist’ (Cert PG, 109 mins)


Powerful Latin Rhythms From the heart of Cuba


I With special guest MAMBO jAMBO


FRIDAY 18th MAY 8pm St Mary's Centre, Clitheroe Tickets £l2/£9 (con) from Clitheroe Tourist Office OiZOO 425566 / 442226


LIMfrED UNRESERVED SEATING LICENSED BAR


No film Sun 20th May Sun 271h May @ 7.30pm


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'THE PAINTED VEIL' St Marys Centre


Churoh Street. Clilheroe Tel (01200) 427162


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let theme” in order to put the “fun” back into fund-raising. The other reason is that dirty water and


inadequate toilet and washing facilities are the cause of 6,000 children dying every day. Fund-raisers are encouraging local people.


to lift the lid on some amazing sanitation- themed fund-raising ideas that could buy thousands of toilets all over the world.


A peak into private gardens


TWO normally private green havens in Waddington will be open to the public on Sunday, May 27th. Mr David Hardman and Dr


Brian Fisher are opening their gar­ dens on Sunday between 2 and 5 p.m. at Colthurst Hall and the Garden Cottage in aid of the Craven Trust. The hall is situated off Cross


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Bolton by Bowilond Village Hall


Wednesday 23rd May 2007 Commencing at 7.30p.m.


Admission £3.00 including supper S a S S S S E S B I •k.ic


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C®LTISyB?ST HALL, & GAg^DEiy COTTAGE


SUIU0AV 21^h iVlAY 2007 2.00pm - 5.00pm P lant Stall


Saturday 19th May - 12.30pm


DAVEBENSON PHILLIPS


Factory & Playhouse . Di.sncy • 'Geuip, sing .songs, join in & havc/un


Tickets: £8.00 / family £28.00


Wed 23rd - Sat 26th May - 7.30pm Burnley Garrick Club pre.senl Noel Cowards


Sunday 3rd June - 7.30pm


ONE NIGHT OF ELVIS The Legend Continues


Lee‘ Memphis’ King, his Orchestra & Singers Tickets: £16.50


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WAITING IN THE WINGS Tickets: Wed & Thu £7.50/Fri & Sat £8.00


Playday.s, Fun Song Saturday 19th May-8pm


COUNTRY LEGENDS Celebrating 80 years of country music. Featuring the music of Dolly Parton, Willy Nelson, Garth Brooks,


Kenny Rogers, Pattsy Cline, Hank.Williams & more. Performed by an outstanding cast and some of the country’s finest musicians.


Tickets: £12.00/£11.00 Friday 1st Jun e - 7.30pm VOULEZVOUS


Non-stop Abba hits visually enhanced by


multi-screen projection. Pure Abba nostalgia.-' Ticke ts: £ 1 3 .0 0 /£ 1 1.00


Admission £3.00 (Children Free) free Cm -Park - Adjacent To The House


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CAR SOOT SALES Situated Top of Sawley Brow, A59


OPEN FOR THE SUMMER


THIS SUNDAY 13th MAY AND EVERYSUNDAY


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


Table for Hire, 8ft tables £3 per day, Market Butcher on site. Starling a s we mean to go o n . . n r


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■ Following the huge success of last years', festival, we a re : proud to present what is set to be the biggest Great British R&B Festival yeO


• Renowned International .brtists will be performing over this * classic R&B weekend including


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Robben Ford, Women of Chicago Blues, Frankie Miller's Full House, Geno Washington, The Zombies .& Otis Grand!


Let's not forget 2006 and the'near sell out on the Sunday & the Monday sell out. Book your 2007 tickets now to avoid .


■ disappointment. Pius, by booking before 1st July yoyj'll save money too'!


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Lane, Waddington, and will be signposted from Waddington Vil-


' lage on the day... The gardens are extensive.round


the hall with magnificent trees, stream and water garden, herba­ ceous border, rhododendrons, azal­ eas and rockery. The old kitchen garden has been


transformed into a typical Victori­ an cottage garden.


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R ibble Valley Christian Aid


COFFEE MORNING in the RIBBLE VALLEY TOWN HALL


10am- 12noon Saturday 19th May. £1 Teas will be served in the old sta­


ble block, where there will be plant and book stalls and a display of paintings by a local artist. 9 Admission is £3, car parking


is free and there is no charge for children. All proceeds will go to the Craven Trust, which supports community projects throughout the Trough of Bowland and Craven areas.


Tasters on offer


FREE taster courses are being offered at Clitheroe Library. Budding writers are


being invited to attend the “Breathe life into your writing” course on Monday, between 2 and 4 p.m. The second free course, entitled “ Indoor Garden-


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE HALL


Food Bingo


Wed 23rd May at 7.30pm


Admin by ticket only £2.50 each


inc. Hot Pot Supper &one free book'


Tel. 01200 426272 fortkts


. ing” will be held on Tuesday, between 2 and 4 p.m. To book a place, see a library staff member.


f m u n i The Sawley Art Group


5th Annual Exhibition of Paintings SAT 26th, Sun 27th & Mon 28fh May 2007 Open Each Day 10am - 5pm Tea, coffee and cakes


- Greeting Cards for sale


FREE Admission - no raffle this year . Supported by load lottery funding.


Weekendplus To advertise in Weekendplus call our


entertainments team on 01282 426161 H Gina Morris ext: 423


FAMOUS for baring all, the Rylstone and District WI Calendar Girls were happy to cover up in stylish outfits from Ribble Valley fashion retailer Cos­ groves. It supplied the clothes for a very successful “Celebrity Fashion Show”, which raised more than £4,000 for a worthy cause. Held at the Rendezvous Hotel, Skipton, it fea­


tured a celebrity guest appearance by the Calendar Girls, who strutted their stuff in a variety of out­ fits supplied by Cosgroves, which has outlets in Rimington and Whalley. The event was organised through the Craven sup­


port group for Manorlands Hospice, at Oxenhope, which provides specialist palliative care for patients with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. More than 200 people turned out to watch the


fashion show, which featured men’s as well as ladies’ fashions. Speaking about the event, Dorothy Cos­ grove said: “We are delighted to support Manor- lands. The work they do at the hospice is so vital to the community and any help that can be given to them is of the utmost importance.” Our picture shows some of the WI Calendar Girls modelling outfits supplied by Cosgroves, (s)


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Calendar Girls cover up! ORIENTAL CITRUS KEBABS


The wonderful flavours in Antony's kebabs make them the perfect barbecue food with a twist.


Serves: 4 Preparation and cooking: 30 minutes plus marinating and soaking time


INGREDIENTS:


• M tbsp Szechwan peppercorns, toasted then ground in a coffee grinder


• M tbsp garlic, mashed to a paste with a little salt • 2 tbsp fresh ginger, grated • 2 tbsp orange zest, finely grated - • 4 spnng onions (scallions), finely sliced • 1 chilli, finely chopped • 2 tbsp runny honey • 3 tbsp soy sauce • 150ml com oil • 75ml sesame oil


• 700g beef fillet or sirloin, cut into 16 cubes • 16 cherry tomatoes • 16 fresh bay leaves • 16 button mushrooms


METHOD:


• In a food processor, blend the peppercorns, garlic, ginger, orange zest, spring onions and chilli into a paste.


• In a large bowl, combine the honey, soy sauce and Oils with the paste. Season to taste. Pour over the beef and allow to marinate for at least 4 hours or preferably overnight.


• Soak 8 bamboo skewers in water for 30 minutes to prevent them from burning. Onto each skewer, thread a cherry tomato, followed by a bay leaf, a cube of beef and a button mushroom, and repeat this order once more until the skewers are full. Brush each kebab with the marinade.


• Cook on a barbecue, under a grill or in a griddle pan for 3 to 4 minutes each side, or until the beef is cooked to your liking, basting with the marinade juices from time to time. Serve immediately.


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