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the page for you!
comjjetitionsoffersholidays '-o: Fantastic
COME on readers - i t ’s time to use your loaf!
Family bakers Warburtons
is calling on all readers to , share with them their exciting bread-based recipes. And the person with the
recipe for the tastiest bread will win a fantastic Haven Holidays family break... worth a whole lot of dough! Bread forms a staple part of our diet in the. UK. We all-
■ have our favourite kinds, but it is worth remembering that all bread can be part of a healthy balanced diet. It provides: • Carbohydrates to keep
our bodies energised. • Fibre for a healthy diges
tive system. ’ • Calcium to keep bones
and teeth healthy. •
Iron for healthy blood. • Vitamins to keep our
body functioning normally. And with 19 slices of good
ness in each Warburtons loaf, the recipe opportunities are endless.
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Having time and fun together is at the heart of
every Haven family holiday. With 34 fun-packed Holiday Parks in fabulous coastal loca-. tions around the UK, there is. loads to do which will please all the family.. Every park offers the free
dom to enjoy superb facilities in a safe environment All you have to do to be in
with a chance of winning a fantastic Haven Holiday is to- send your best bread-based recipe along with your name, address and telephone num ber to: Warburtons/Hoven Competition (ELN), Pro motions, LEP Ltd; Oliver's Place, Preston PR2 9ZA. Closing date for entries is
October 17th, 2008. The lucky winner will win
£500 worth of holiday vouch ers to spend on any 2009 Haven short-break or holiday. ■ A booking can be made at
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any of the 34 Haven Holiday Parks on any date during the 2009 holiday season - subject to availability at the time of booking and up to the value of £500. ■ The prize excludes food and
travel expenses; . Plus all readers can save up
to 50% off breaks this autumn - short breaks from only £79** for the whole fam ily.
For more infoiination or to
book, call 0871 2301912 and quote Z_WARBURTON2. Calls to this number will cost no more than lOp per minute from a BT landline - calls from other networks may vary.
You can save up to 50% off
during October 2008, exclud ing October half-term when the saving is up to 20 % off. Full terms and conditions
apply, please call for details. • The £79 price example is
based oh a family of six people sharing a standard accommor dation at Golden Sands Holi day Park for a four night mid week break commencing October 13th, 2008, and
includes saving. Prices vary by park, date and accommo dation, please check at time of booking. Prize terms and conditions • Booking terms and con
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WINNERS of the East Lancashire Hospice Lottery for the draw held on Friday were: 1, £1,000: Ms Walm- sley. Of Manches ter; 2, £250: Mrs Catlow, of Black burn, 3, £100: Mrs Boardman,'of Darwen. There were also
15 £10 winners. To join the lottery, ■ call Gill oh 01254 342847.
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New Year in London December 31, 3 days from £149
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Open Arts Exhibition FrilO-Sun 12 Oct
Call for further details prize on offer for the breadwinner Weekendplus
To advertise in Weekendplus, call Gina Morris, of our entertainments team, on 01282 422331
Part of Pendle Leisure Trust THE Kings Cross Hot Club during the gig at the Swan and Royal, Clilhcroc (s)
'THE Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club started its autumn season at the Swan and Royal, in Clitheroe, with the return of one of last year’s, favourites. The Kings Cross Hot Club
is infused with the spirit of Django Reinhardt. Django was probably the
greatest non-American musi cian to influence the course of jazz development. Listening to the music he
laid down in the 1930s apd 1940s, one is struck by the sheer originality and daring of his solos- he had genius. The other great thing he did was to bring a whole new
audience to jazz, and this is what the- Kings Cross Hot Club are doing by blending the Django gipsy influence, Parisian cabaret and the American soingbook tradition. They gave us a hugely var
ied programme of music rang ing from hard driving swing to reflective instrumental pieces and a wide variety of, vocal numbers by Dutch singer Katja Prudinsky. We had great solos from
Phil Grispo on lead guitar and Caleb Fawcett on piano - par ticularly good on numbers like “Sweet Sue” - and Katja gave us fine version of “That Old Black Magic”. • A great night’s music with a large and enthusiastic audi- ,
ence ensured that we are well bedded in at The Swan and Royal. The club is starting a. series of mid-monthly gigs featuring local bands, the first of which will be the Ben Allen Quartet, including Gary Boyle on guitar and Freddy Gamer oii piano, on Novem ber 17th. Tickets to these gigs will be reduced to £5. The Club’s main base is
now the Swan arid Royal Hotel, in Castle Street, with sessions starting at 8 p.m., but there will be occasional changes in venue so please keep an eye on these columns or watch out for posters, or visit the club’s website:
www.rvjazzandblues.co.uk DAVID HERMON
Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) . . . . Favourites return
sponsored by Pendle Leisure Trust Gallery's workshop
is ideal for families THE Big Draw, a free drop-in workshop ideal for families, takes place at the Plat form Gallery on ^turday from 10-30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ,, The “Drive In”-workshop will create
control cars with marker pens attached - loads of fun for all ages to enjoy. The sec ond phase will allow the participants to customise the hangings with collage and sticker elements. Make your mark in the gallery, drop in for five minutes or an hour - i t is up to you. Pop into the gallery on Saturday for
large-scale hangings to decorate the gallery and its windows.- This will involve two phases. First, drawing with customised remote
some other free activities to warm up yOur drawing skills, including chalk pavement drawing, post-it note drawings or create a caricature of a family member or friend by putting their head in the “drawing stocks”.
Farming prize could
be a'lot'of fun! IF you fancy a day down on the farm, then an Auction of Promises at Newton Village Hall could be just the ticket! Tak ing place on Friday,-October 17th, vil lagers have put some intriguing lots together - all in aid of St Hubert’s Church funds. Viewing is from 7 p.m. and the auc tion starts at 7-30 p.m. Lots include food, baby sitting and days
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down on the farm, to Premiership match es and a putting green-in your garden. Admission is £4.50, including a hot pot supper and bar. Rachel Capstick is the auctioneer and inquiries should be made to Peter Foley, on 01200 447615. Cata-- logues are now available.
Showcase for local jazz and blues talent FIRST in a new series,of mid-
'monthly gigs hosted by the Rib ble Valley Jazz and Blues Club is a performance by the Ben Allen Quartet. - These mid-monthly gigs are
designed to showcase local taL ent and with a ticket price of just £5 (students £2.50, under- 16s free), offer a great value night out with some excellent live music. Taking place in the
what's on at
October: •
10-12
• Thu 16 • Fri17
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function room of the Swan and Royal,, in -Castle Street, Clitheroe, the first concert is next Friday, October 17th, beginning at 8 p.m.
Frontman Ben, who hails -
from Burnley, plays alto sax in the group, which is a lively, mix ture of age and experience, youth and enthusiasm. } -
On bass-will be Brian Jack- son, and Eddie Hick on drums.
• Tickets can be bought on the door or in advance from Clitheroe Tourist Information Office (Tel. 01200 425566) or from Townsend Records, in Moor Lane (Tel. 01200 443092).
fUBurnley Mechanics f t Manchester Road - Burnley - Box Office - 01282 664400
www.themuni.co.uk 5m u n i
Pendle Open Arts Exhibition ; Camerata-ClassicalGreats
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London Community Gospel Choir - Featuring The Arden Youth Choir
• Sat 2 5 Arion Celebrity Concert with Jane Gilchrist • Sun 26 Houghton Weavers • Wed 29 Aesop's Fables -The Presto Puppet-Theatre • Thu 30 ■ Rhod Gilbert &theAward-Winning Mince Pie • Fri 31 ■ The Searchers
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November: . • Sat 01 -
-.Pendle Witches-An evening with John Doughty' • 05 - 08 The Winters Tale-Pendle Borderiine Theatre • Fri 14' The Hamsters - Playing Hendrix, ZZTop & Hamsters • Sun 16 Colne Orchestra -Feat. The Arden Youth ch o ir - ; Group discounts available!Call th e box office fo r details r ;
The Muni, Albert Road, Colne
For further information or to book call the box office: 01282 661234 L health & wellbeing ,
[Committed to vour y ■
Thursday 16 & Friday 17th Oct 7.15pm Pendle Opera present
L A TRAVIATA Tickets: Tier £12 Stalls £9 Saturday 18th October - 8pm
TERRORVISION Support Chantel McGregor
OCTOBER . 24lh VOULEZ VOUS (Abba tribute) 25th WHOLE LOTTA LED (Led Zeppelin tribute)
26th BURNLEY MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA
28th THE BIG BALLET Classieal & modem ballet pieces performed in an hilarious comedy show full of fun, astonishing choreography & wonderful music
29th JAMES CAMPBELL’S COMEDY FOR KIDS The UK's only stand up comedian for Kids
Tickets: £16 Thursday 23rd October-
THE ESSENCE OF IRELAND Traditional Irish music & dance featuring some of Irelands finest performers
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Tickets: £15/£14- ,
31st MAD ABOUT THE MUSICALS West End to Broadway
Show.stoppets
NOVEMBER 1st Comedy Hypnotist CHRISTOPHER CARESS
2nd FOUR POOFS & A PIANO (Friday Night with Jonathan Ross)
8th ■ Burnley Light Opera present 15th FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
29lh LADYBOYS OF BANGKOK SOLD OUT
Book online at
www.burnlevmechanics.co.uk Operated by Burnley Council .^1?'
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