H '


SUN UP tNE


In September [Is with nuts. I the children, lonlhs ahead.


Is is wliat wc [oract at such cod-liver


Kildren in the 1 juice source [angc juice or Imp, or the jrola cherry [ s pe c i a l l y la liquid glu- [1 is a unique jod energy in Ind convales- }lv to child-


finCS


lotor vehicle, li g a motor


onst fined at y week, were: (35). of Lime £2 for using


a test certi- Schofield. of


.heroe, £3 for sary obstruc- >r van a t the et Place and


tobert Nutter nv Fold Cot- illings Lane, tor driving a >ad in a direc- -.pecified.


been driving ■et from the


already an-


Idch, Croydon. [Southampton, J. towns by tbe |said the Post- "We aim to


Id code to the le s in Britain,


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, July 21, 1967 7 A tasty meat dish


n • meat disli that is both suc­ culent and economical. *


Try braised chuck steak for


■ lb. chuck steak divided, in­ to 6; 1 oz* dripping; 1 onion;


ingredients .1 oz. seasoned flour; l Red 0x6


cube crumbled and dissolved in a .pint hot water; i ib. baby


carrots; l i small broad beans; 1 tablespoon chopped parsley.


METHOD Trim the meat and divide in­


up »» — ~ Six months of patient work lie in the 56,000 stitches that have gone into a five yards long 22 inches wide stairs


to 6 portions. Melt the drip­ ping in fireproof casserole and brown meat on all sides. Lift out and keep warm. Fry the chopped onion in the dripping ina cum g


needles, Mrs. Spurgeon worked from a pattern inserting 82 stitches to a row


**


and sprinkle on the flour. Make through jute em broide ry up the Oxo stock'and pour in- --------“ - t .—


carpet made by the skilful hands of Mrs. Mary Spurgeon of Old Forge Cottage, Bashall Eaves. Using heavy


tapestry France during the first world


war. For 28 years he was


licensee of the Red Pump


-** canvas, after first completing1 Hotel, Bashall Eaves, ably the edge binding. The colours assisted by his wife and also


steaks to casserole and whole she chose were red for the ran the adjoining larm. scraped carrots and broad border, cream for the back-


beans, topped and tailed but ground> with soft shades of F a m i l y t r e e still in their pods. Cover and =


cook a t Gas Mark 3—325°F for green and O ’


toes. Enough 'for 6. Approxi­ mate price per portion 2/Id .


Ingenuity


inkwells can be tamed into decorative candle holders for


or sun-striking ?


Which is it to be? You can’t get too much sun, even in a heatwave with this eye-catching charmer of a hat styled in golden linen. The wavy brimline is stitched in black and the crown sewn in segments to achieve the shape. Ideal for the sunniest of days, it retails at 2 guineas.


Semi - tropical holiday island


For some of you holidays will be over for this year, for others just beginning. Some of you may have to work right through the annual fortnight.


not even the weather man,and an ideal spot on which to focus your day-dreams is Bermuda.


ks 1 About 3,000 miles south


But no one can put a break on your dreams about holidays in the sunshine, _____________ _


, .


.: . 1609, when a party of .settlers • their way to Virginia


west of Britain, set in the clear blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean is Bermuda— re-discovered almost acci­ dentally by the British in


found refuge on her shores from their sinking ship, "The Sea Venture."


Today, Bermuda is still a


|L to members ill is week— Show opens


Irk the 200th


t I


J I


i i-ron of both


_-ar the Royal Society was 1874 this Manchester


refuge—for those who want to get away from the "freeze and squeeze”, from traffic jams, the


noise of city life and th e memory of fog, sleet and snow. This semi-tropical


island


iciety as the ncashire and jiveropol Agri-


Jail 1803 th a t finalised to the Agricultural


I d War 1,


|iw s were d:s- society ran fetitions with farms in all


ury and innk- hc best dairy


and even


on to "the riotic effort ol cashire Agri-


to stimulate home grown


lay endeavours firmers abreast


relopments by pny nv.unifnc- ral machinery


|lucts to the ,;ch lias been


|0 acre site at Blackpool,


( WARDS


e t hopes lor a ess after the of 1966 when


ar preventing ft and mouth


n tliis year’s on August 1.


o cancel the -hoof animals prior to the


mg costs, the lias not in-


l i charges, or [residents fees. |0 0 th Anniver- Idation of the Tinners in all ■Show will re- Iscribed silver |s in addition prize money


!


tmbered by a lie three days, it more than total in 1061,


iy shows were have to pass stiles.


record atten- w was in th» ear of 1022. red over tout


is 118,157.


itatoos. of the Board Mr. R. E. wrote to all societies


Indies) is a lan d of white roofed, pastel washed cottages, brightly coloured flowers, wind- ing lanes, waving palm trees, friendly carefree people and miles and miles of pink sanded beaches lapped by th e most incredibly ■ clear aquamarine


(1,000 miles n o r th of th e West sea. I la ro e s t being joined by bridges Wher-e time seems to have stood women in tms country wear about ______


Bermuda is really a group of 150


islands, th e seven r


wander around' th e ancient town of St.: .George, a t the eas tern end of th e island,


eas tern end ol


island measures only a mile a t Alley. Old Ma ids Lane and i ts widest p a r t and is some 22 shinbone Alley.


miles long. In to this tiny area At F o r t St. Catherine you ta c ]eSj t ry o n a q t he frames . So, if you must w e a r spec-


a iX f wide iT n g f o f a S e l baUlemlnte“ 'picturing.', those in your optician’s and take “oif the holidaymaker including far-off days when a -wjrtchmi his advice, too, until you find


diving, sailing, golf, fishing . or ju s t plain loafing! One of the first things to


Spanish frigates ln the^oiaa. sujj. best. Then look to Tn fnc.t the f*uns Of rOlt ot.


strike you is th e natural, scenic beautv of th e island. The gently undulating land is dotted with the white roofed bouses th a t have become a trademark of Bermuda. Tile ridged or terraced roofs are utilita rian as well as attractive as they are designed to catch the rain water and channel it


into storage tanks.


bougainvillia, frangipani, and hibiscus bloom profusely; the


EXOTIC Exotic flowers, oleander,


winding lanes are flower lined to ea rn Bermuda th e reputa­ tion of being a floral >s'an d- Keen gardeners should visit the Botanical Gardens which con­ ta in every species of p lan t and flower life endemic to Bermu­


dian soil. Sailboats dot th e blue waters


of the many protected coves and harbours while fem e s chug their way across the


island studded waters of Hamilton Harbour, and across


* tne island, mueeu, u slands of^ f lm G ie a t Sound. jng ^ y o r n ^ ^ ^ person* Look out for Someraet nlghfj faUji


ady awarded, als are hopc- mtenary year


ju s t enough to let the mast of a sailboat through. Another unique feature of


and calypso entertainment en of antiques and cio-nes on sme. mashed potatoes and tomato route for about £3 10s. Od. per As^


slehtsee :ins boats


including barbecue lunch JS. ua. per


riinn- Hnvhppiifl ltmch browse through the collection jyniied carrots tossed in butter. iis w.e on.. ■ " ,--- .


tours on excursion muda browse


syililabubouD im have through


lunrii oi


i *iu • v*. sprnigs 0f parsley and seer.ve with boiled carrots tossed in-butter ,


g Q . ?01. ^ sweet to go tvith it?


sauce’ The


the bridge is the set of traffic lights for boats—-the only permanent


of the larger hotel night clubs or Hamilton night clubs often


set of traffic


time to appreciate your sur ­ roundings in Bermuda—every­


lights in Bermuda! There is always plenty of


enforced (15 m.p.h. tn bufft-up dining and dancing a f hesco is areas), and you’ll soon find a popular weekly f®a tu ie a t


th in g moves so slowly I A 20 m.p.h. speed limit is strictly


r "a ' ; , ; ’


th a t the easy going, relaxed many Bermudian hotels and atmosphere has you under its. guest houses. The calypso beat.


feature well known stars. Among the. familiar faces


in Bormuda’s night clubs arc Rolph Harris,--.Freddie and the Dreamers -and. Cifla


Blaok. During th e summer months,


apples. Make a syrup by boiling to­


about two ounces of suga r or honey. Serve with top of the milk.


gether half a pint of water and “I dislike feeling at home


. svhen I’m away”—George Bernard Shaw.


Catherine n ev ir fired a shot hi your make up. anger. A single warning blast Eyes need emphasising.


J , frightened i t away gained for Bermuda reputation of impregnability. cruise ships passing up the


water-skiing, snorkelins, skin eye had to be kept on any the shape and colour that '■


assel?


sion of sunny days and the most Jnipprtant\djgcisions you have7 t o ’’make ’a re' concerned with how you will enjoy your­ self.


spell. I t ’s difficult to he any­ thing else but carefree when you are faced with a. succes­


centre around the beaches— hardly surprising when - there is such a wide choice, from the hotel beach clubs where there is every amenity from deck chairs, changing facilities to b a r -a n d food service, to un­ spoilt public beaches and tiny, sandy coves seemingly cut off from th e 're s t of th e world, but in reality within easy reach of anywhere in tire island. You can go s ig h ts e e in g -


BEACHES Holidays in Bermuda ten d to


sets your feet tapping, while the delicious array of food whets even th e most bird-like of appetites. Having danced under th e s ta rs till tire small hours of th e morning, you can take a moonlight stroll down th e beach o r wander slowly hack to your hotel o r guest house'savouring th e tranquility of th e early morning. All this lies ju s t seven hours


RECIPES WITH RASPBERRIES


— ___________— -


away by daily B.O.A.C. je t and travel agents all over the country are offering 12 day inclusive tours to Bermuda by scheduled B.O.A.C. from £122.


EYES IN FOCUS


and causeways to form th e still. The narrow, streets have glasses? Do you know also "m a in la n d ”. Shaped ra th e r romantic sounding names suen that th ey can be attractive as like a g ian t f t * hook the Qs One Gun Alley Featherbed a bg


sendees try to make the most of them, ot egc. w


Raspberry and Cream Rolls


DO you know that half the You need. 9 inch x 13 wnmpn jn th is -c o u n t ry w e a r


inch swiss ro l l t in , a ro ll- ine pin;


Cooking time: 7-10 minutes. fold remaining raspberries into acpive service with the War- Sponge: 3 large eggs; 3 oz. jelly mixture. Pour into an wickshire Yeomanry in


• • _ raising Hour. .


whisk in cool jelly. Keep 12 at Eastham Farm_ for the 20 raspberries for decoration and years which followed his


any remaining mixture into 2 individual glass dishes. Leave


----------------


oz. caster sugar; double c r e am, whipped.


frigate ^ c ru is in g ^dmigerously Use eye shadow by day to eggs off8 shore, and


Ca1h1rinc faSrUnfrom being from straggly hairs. defensive, fire in welcome to


where the weird formations of. jenses. stalagmites and stalactites con­


jure up a scene of some sub­ terranean tairy castle: • a per­ fume factory’where-scents are


made from local flowers, or try your skill a t Devil’s Hole, a n atural pool where you can fish for turtles and sharks with baited, b u t hookless, lines. At Fdatt’s Village stands the aquarium and zoo, filled with of fish and tropical birds.


SOUVENIRS


Take the ferry to Somerset, a sleepy Old village a t the


---------


emergency and splendid on pin along length of sponge wash-day when you’ve no time and wrap r0und. Leave until to prepare anything fancy. CQo] Cut into g and stand


HERE'S plicated


a quick and uncom- with caster sugar and trim dish, excellent in an edges of sponge. Lay rolling


food as it is from fresh. Use any


from


I ts big advantage is that it’s each ro]1 ;n a paper case. just as good matde from tinned vlpoV 'filiingT 'keep ke Dm fresh.


is an excellent and inexpensive tons d - , g ^ g th in g made meat into batter and fry in i^Ty ri° o f SihrSreS'°Sound to Tour olm derian. At Bel- smoking hot fa t until golden


Aea horses or and beat it well. Dip slices of


s s r& s sAOts . brown on both sides.


Grander there are all day sample typical homemade Bei- Drain well, garnish with g -


Raspberry Mousse Cake


You will need: 2 x 7 inch sandwich tins.


artistes the calypsonians, limbo pel some oranges and eating Sponge: - 4 oz self-raising dancers and steel hands, marry »™'“


addition to local cabaret and refreshing. Ju s t slice and -------- =


Cooking time: 25 minutes. "----- ” — ” —


. „ . .


Mousse filling: i raspberry jelly; £ pint boiling water; 1 can evaporated milk (6 oz size); £ lb raspberries; icing sugar. For Sponge: Sift Hour


flour; 4 oz butter; 4 oz. caster sugar; 2 eggs, blen­ ded.


Cream butter and sugar to­ gether until light and fluffy.


meat, tinned remaining ones in sugar, fold Champa, mysterious , or half-inch into whipped cream. Fill rolls ,v;ls miizzed like this-


Sunday’s joint, with ----------With


. niTAl. Af rflxnlvrrlM cream and decorate top


raspberries for decoration, toss ducer-director Ken Ann akin picked for the exotic role ot _____


wwwt* a.*«. K«pVl F r miing: *


h“a5‘ th the half Q. Suppose you nave ±,o00.foi ' S ^ 0s y o u h a v e


. Fortnum and Mason’s. Q. Who would be your Desert Island Man?-


A. A trip to Bangkok. A Cartier watch. £50 for my mother. A waffle iron. Two more Salukis (to keep h e r present one company). A ja r of good honey from


a spree, on what would you spend it?


A. London photographer Mur­ ray Irving, my.boyfriend.. Or,, if we’re n o t talking, the Aga Khan.


Q. What do you like? A. Lime green. Real coffee. Art nouveau.- ■ Honey.


;


soften the eye socket. Mas- and whisk with sugar untiltil the cara ]0wer lashes as well as mixture- is


Grease and line a 9 inch x 13 inch swiss roll tin. Take eggs


at


uppen Keep eyebrows free and whisk leaves a trail when lifted out of the mixture. Fold


Use a soft natural rouge in. sifted flour, using a metal r . u r vjtii iviatfk. tu i light and creamy


temperatu ugar


room temperature th


lightly


tin. Pu t upturned serving plate on this and turn out. Top with second sponge sandwich. Dust top with icing sugar and decor­ ate with raspberries.


For 6-8.


FOR HAIR SHEEN


S f ' c i t ^ H a t t o n ? ^'andS eTcorners, L f blend L a y tin - d level. Bake in There are crystal caves, to prevent jt going under erately hot oven, 400 degrees b ut n o t too harshly or you will


F . or Gas Mark 6, for 7 /--10 " uumug aw


and is pale golden brown. Turn out onto a sheet of greaseproof paper dredged


n an wiai»t uas u >— ’ me .cream af ter shampooing.


C i k p c k W J l v V


caster suear: 3 oz self- oiled 7 inch sandwich tin, turn . . „ 6 ’


Filling: 1 lb . ra sp b e r r ie s; 1 to^etmake up; put ^ sponge pint sandwich on top of mousse in g


DID you know th a t th e hands of Big Ben date back 101 years? This dearly familiar clock h as proved troublesome in the past. The first minute hands were


speical and the season is eggs, adding atablespoon oE ^ ^ ^ l-^l^of'Bashall « JO" 7 *»"“ ifi,'Ti"E “eS S 7 n nflioe xhe held from its


nlnnl nnrl -tlio cAflCnn S° l *


Here are two recipes for tea- flour. Turn into - 2^.ea?eff ;nceDti0n until her retirement In Rome swinging young time or to serve at a meal, and lined 7 inch sandwich


tins. Bake in a moderately four years a=o last rsoveni ^ -n ^ £


For mousse filling: Dissolve of Eastham House, Mitton. raspberry jelly m waiter and pfer husband Mr. Frederick


hot oven, 375 degrees F. or Der- Gas Mark 5. for 25 minutes. Now 73, Mrs. Spurgeon is Turn out onto a wire rack the daughter of the late Mr. and cool.


and Mrs. Thomas Simpson,


leave to cool. Whisk eva,porated pciwarc[ Spurgeon was also milk until double its bulk, then . i f ,, ‘ -p® , frir ,i.p 90


‘ Q 1ast Novem- signorinas are going bare-


foot in the streets and it could be a fashion that crosses the channel! But in any case feet will be on show this summer, pe e p i n g through pretty, s t r a p p y sandals, or bare on the


beach. So give yourselt a fasbi0n, and you can make himself. And he gets frightened home pedicure the profes- Qne for a few, shillin2s in an of losing her.


-----— Of bare on bloomers—is— is a. a icsu real u n has tilings m me Desiues


th e dining table, Vases, figurines, and oil lamps


of course cleaned and repainted if necessary, make splendid lamps—use a plain shade on all such fancy bases.


'tiny extra doors on top can be separated, the bottom half made


A heavy dressing table with


into a bureau, the mirror, re­ framed and hung separately.


Joan Wright H f


With a little ingenuity old During her half-year’s work on the carpet she averaged a


Surrey knot, she began work on-the stairs carpet in Jan­ uary and laid the beautiful finished product—the under­ side as trim and neat as the cosy surface—only last week.


■ foot a week.


S u r re y -Knot The Surrey knot, the stitch


she has used throughout, was invented by a Women’s Insti­


tute member in Surrey. Mrs. Spurgeon first learned the knot at a course of six les­ sons given to the Bashall Eaves Women’s Institute by Miss Margaret Greenall, ot Dutton. The lessons followed Miss Greenall’s


demonstration o f


i n i t i a l the


extremely useful stitch. Mrs. Spurgeon’s newly


completed stairs carpet is the second she has made, but the first worked to a specific pattern. The one she made previously, of the same length and width, was given a colourfully stippled effect by the use oE left over pieces of thrums in various colours.


has made nine rugs, both large and small, and a six- foot square which shows hardly a sign of wear although it was laid in 1952, the Coronation year of Queen Elizabeth II.


Nine rugs In a similar manner she


nd!dfi ng3 tabtespoorf oE Women’s Institute ?nd was- g g g X F O O T L _______ -------- _ ,


serole dusted with parsley and to work the stitch known as accompanied by jacket pota- -


l i hours. Serve from the cas- design. Using carpet thrums -------- --------


old for the ,u „ *


* the Preston and West Riding Institute, an office which she libraries.


members of his family have been farmers since 1437. His father’s cousin was C. H. Spurgeon, the famous Baptist preacher, and records of the family tree are contained in


held for three years.


Mrs. Spurgeon and her husband who celebrated


Although the early part oE their golden wedding anni-


his life, from the age of versary a year last May, have seven, was spent in Warwick- a son John, who farms at shire, Mr. Spurgeon (now 80) Mason Green, and is a noted was born in Essex where breeder of pedigree short-


horn cattle and pedigree Suf­ folk sheep. Their daughter. Miss


laillliy lice u ic cuuumicu m u t ju<muuu has 56,ooo


Mary Spurgeon, succeeded her mother to the presidency of Bashall Eaves Women’s


excels in craftsmanship, particularly in ha nd painted pottery, to which she applies the patterns and colours with deft artistry.


Like her mother, she


This holiday snap looks alive. Put life into the pictures you take for the family album by getting some action into the subject matter.


Tips fov Summer BEAUTY THE FRIGHTENED


, . ... j A iVn.nrW - members of Mitton summer beauty and some fashion notes. l III


Spurgeon was a looks. Here, from a leading beauty consultant, are bps for -


can, there’s limp-looking summer!


niques and new beauty products too, for cool fresh good VERY often a small child be- lA n h e U a m f v n m n la o r l in nr h o Q l t f v P n T IS T lI fn n f . f l f f l t l l lS fOT 0O1T16S f r i jM S H C d fOl' IIIIJUVO dliu HVIf UI.UUI.J J/1UMWV.U


Whether you arc holidaying at home or going abroad in search of sunshine, summer calls for new beauty tech­ ---- --------- - O ---


dampest weather, so at only 4s. 3d. for a handy-sized .no excuse for • locks


th is a *one f° r a moment, and crying ro r A


until h e’s physically sick when i t ’s time for bed. Most children go through this


phase. I t ’s quite normal an d ' simple to deal with once you understand what is wrong.


i n e Bio pm er a re s s m m usually betrveen one and two — dress w i th m a tch in g in l ly oioomers


r fun nas otnerh r things in life besides sional way to make sure ]lour or so by converting one I t ’s a terrifying thought for.


yours look -pretty. After your f , . > cummer dresses a small child: His mother is his hath plane awav hard oj last year s summer dresses. who]e ^ .p i ; he is completely s , • ’ P h,»ic pic •wiih a Simply cut off about three dependent on her. And so he-


across, of course), then put ^ T f r o m t h e cutoff hem- you love him-and take him Hole halls of cottonwool ? ad e 1r0m tn e C.lUc°1L •


between toes to keep them beiow the mini- skirt. Cute! ■ grow’out of his feai-s. apart and apply nail varnish.


’


Ideal for the natural look is long lasting Ceramic Glaze


, , carrying it up to spoon. Turn into prepared HAS y°ul' Jiaa' soared from eralely not oven, 4UU degrees but not too harshly or you will ,


cast in gun metal but were so a base coat, sealer and top heavy that it was impossible to coat all in one—use it on drive the mighty clock.


F. or Gas Mark 6, for 7-10 damage hair that has become ln use t0_day- hninc brittle: a (rood tonic ermtainino- The four r


, ( n.. -T


—\T7T2TI SIC A OjbJcJr o ib A


its own, or with a coloured


New minute hands of tubular P0J'S^ t0 matc'} y°ur swim- . copper were made and are still su,t ]E ^ Prefer’


minute s u n t i l spon g e begins brittle: a good tonic containing The four minute hands are o sttr in k t rom eo 0es ol tin jn g . us;n g a rich conditioning hands measure 9 feet. May they


turni for many yars to come!


tto sh r in k from ed "e s of tin 011 the mght berole shampoo- each 14 feet long and the horn- D E V A S T A T I O N There’s many a mermaid


, . , o m * T T A M . .


AND APPLE CRUMBLE «7


Virginia North, 22-year-old film discovery whom pro- . . . tt


A WAFFLE w


.


who has emerged from the deep minus her eye make-up, and smart girls take the precaution of having their lashes dyed or at least using really waterproof mascara. And now you can even get false eyelashes that won’t


come oJff


Indian dancer in THE LONG DUEL, ., ’ £500 f o r _________ ________


There’s- no such a thing as the Chelsea Set. I t ’s a myth.. Immaculately t i d y rooms where you’re afraid to drop cigarette ash. Over-talkative girl-friends in important’ company. Men,who allow.me to.domi­ nate them—I can be fright­ fully domineerins


: change).",


• Men’s hands. . Bach on th e organ. ■


Q. What do you' avoid?, A. King’s Ftoad, - ' Chelsea.-


Hair on the nape of a-man’s neck. . Apple crumble.


• . • Above au,. De ame to ten uuv a n d


'. possibly , help it. • Q. Your ambitions ? A. To keep my old friends,-and hope • they don’t - all 'become -I.


. - jealous. ■


To many someone whe tjcaled for evening in' a . doesn’t give in to.a woman ,


. -nating


easily: someone subtly.domi- matter ot momenis._ xls droop-prooL too,.even-in-the


to something more sophis- f moments ■ It’s


difference between sincerity styles can be transformed i_n- and insincerity. .


, all,; be bl tell the sprayv Casual £a^ime . A,ned Swimlashes, or uncurI in the


they come irom Amenca ana an(j tbeir CUte dolly pack


alone is enough to make you want to buy them!'


Premieres (that .will have to ab]e and versatile. The ■ W e a r in g : jewellery,- if I can


Talking about my age—I keep hairstyles just when hair wishing T were older.


play havoc with holiday needs to be extra manage-;


'HAIRSTYLES Sun, sea water and sand


answer is a styling hairspray like the new Misty Young Set, designed specially- for. girls in a hurry. No more pins or - rollers—


-just style


For that nappy occasion choose your engagement riBg £rom tbe superb selection at Rusbridge’s pHces from £4 10 0. to £2,000. New and second-hand. We also have tbe finest selection of Watches by famous makers and. every type' of Gold Jewellery. Wedding Rings. Cigarette Cases Cuff Links OoraDacts etc


RUS BRI DGE


Jeweller’and Diamond ' ■ Merchant


*4 KING WILLIAM STREET. BLACKBURN. Tel. 59109.


f ATnerica and co s t 32s. 6d., in three shades,


SC S h o e s - Made better


to fit better m


little bails or coitonwooi j ine> t0 peep ou t frotn just . around with you all the time, .


• hnde adding frills about it;- show llim clearIy thafc after a littIe whiie, he’ll .


T h e Blo om e r dress—min i • T^ e- cl?iId sets to th e age — be realises th a t mother


no ap­


parent reason. He will follow his mother


about, cling to h er skirt, screaming if she leaves him.


CHILD


pumice stone, and go round mucj1 as y0U dare!)( then time, because only then does he.. each nail with a Q-Tips make a pair oE b|oomers feel safe and secure,


kin on heels,, etc., Witn a jncbes fronl the hem (or as wants to be with lier all the,,


cotton ended stick to remove Erom a yard c f material in a So don’t worry overmuch, cuticle. Cut toenails (straight


SHOES OBTAINABLE FROM — Braithwaite's


THE FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS 48 WHALLEY ROAD; CLITHEROE . GOOD PARKING WHILST YOU. SHOP


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