SPOT THE INTRUDER
During Ricky Week, a number of local shops will be displaying an “intruder”, which will also display a number corresponding to that against the name of the shop concerned in the list below (all are in the High Street unless otherwise stated).
Describe the “intruder” as briefly as possible against the number and shop name, and send your entry to the Hon. Secretary of the Rickmansworth Society, Mrs Barbara Owen,
23 Copthorne Road, Croxley Green,
Rickmansworth, Herts WD3 4AB, to reach her no later than Tuesday, 26th May. Three prizes of vouchers in multiples of £1 (1st, £20, 2nd, £12 and 3rd, £8), to be spent in any of the participating shops, will be awarded for the first three correct (or almost so!) entries opened. N.B. Vouchers must be spent by the 31st October. There is no entry fee. The decision of the Executive Committee of the Society is final.
1. F.L. Dickins _______________________ 2. Chaplins
_______________________ 3. Love To Boutique (Station Road) ___________
4. Rickmansworth Service Station ___________ (Victoria Close)
5. Croxley Galleries _____________________ 6. Riverside Pharmacy __________________ 7. Oasis Health Store ___________________ 8. Rocha Dry Cleaners __________________
9. Louvère Hair Cutters _________________
10. Swan Windows ______________________ (Beeson’s Yard, off Bury Lane)
11. H. o. B. _______________________ 12. Gibbs Gillespie ___________________ 13. Rickmansworth Travel ______________
14. Tips and Toes ____________________ (Station Road)
15. Hollands Newsagent ______________
16. Boots the Opticians _______________ 17. Brown Sugar ____________________ 18. Sue Ryder (Oxfam) Shop
19 Cinnamon Square _________________ (Church Street)
20. Rickmansworth Flooring ____________
NAME : _____________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS ___________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________
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