Cliilicroe Advertiser and Times. Friday, May 9, 1969 5 a ■;'//. '//M '. 7///////A W. ? < < />
SUPERMARKET NEARS COMPLETION
The new Lions supermarket in King Lane will be offi-
i cially opened on Wednesday, May 21. Workmen arc at I present busily engaged in the final stages of the conversion of the hall, and stocking what will be the. largest store in
Clitheroe.____________ _—;------- 1 Lions supermarkets • are oper- jated .by J. W.‘Hillard; an old
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5. A boat to bump into (5). 8. One in the family narra tive (8).
9. Call Violet to take the chair (5).
10.. After a short month I sure change the portents (8).
11. Charles near the head of the mine—a deep hole (5).
14. Not the cleanest of places in East Yugoslavia (3).
16. A spirited occasion for making a scene (6).
17. One' who mortifies the flesh, we hear, is bitter (6).
18. I ’m after a goal (3).
25 and 22 Dn. Shakespearian jester provides the crite rion (10).
20. See 23 Down. 24. Kind of firearm for des troying a pear-tree (8).
26. Conducted a test — re turned the axe—did some digging-(8).
27. Make'; .'a ' collection from Assam-(5).
DOWN *•.
1. Destroy: retarding mecha nism, we hear (5).
2. '. Footwear made from a 1 hundred pieces of wood (5).
19. An implement for cutting the pack (3—3).
Five fined for motoring offences
21. Periods of judicial sessions —these are the charges. (5).
22. See 25 Across. 23 and 20 Ac. Bedroom girl endlessly confusing him?
(10).
Faction; 9, Leave; 10, Task; 11, Pensions; 13, Orchid; 15, Canton; 17, Linesman: 18. Garb; 21. Sieve; 22, Tensile: 23. Naturalist.
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION Across: 1, Clock-faces; 8
Finger; 5, Colossal; 6, Sea port; 7, R e a s o n a b le ; 8, Fathomless; 12, Misspent; 14, Canteen; 16, -Master: 19. Amiss; 20. Anil.
Down: 2. Lacks; 3 Crib; 4,
to last week’s ' crossword opened on Tuesday morning was sent in by Mrs. K. Starkie, • “Linden" Parker Avenue, Clitheroe.
The first correct solution Terry Makinson, aged 21,
of Braddup House Farm Waddington, was fined £15 by Bowland magistrates on Monday for using a van with
handbrake cable on Makinson’s van was broken, a perished rubber seal on one brake had allowed brake fluid to contami nate the pads and drum, and the brake adjusters on both rear wheels were seized.
inefficient brakes. Insp. M. Waller said the
Preston Road, Lytham, was fined £10 for driving his bread delivery van without due care and attention, after he was involved in an accident at
James Percy, aged 27. of
Mitton. John Gordon Woodacre, aged
the above crossword fill in your name and address in the space provided and send it to this address marked “Crossword” in the top left hand corner of the envelope.
When you have completed
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3. Begin painting at the bot tom of the street (5).
4. Importance for a very short time (6).
12! Particular bequest is a pneumatic spinner by the
7. Disputed—manages to get help (8).
13. Uses' compulsion, h a l f keen to get armed servi
sound of it (8).
14. The main endless stratum (3).
ces (8). .
15. Month coming up for root food (3).
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6. Came to rest and dis mounted (8).
first post next Tuesday morn ing. No entries will be checked before then and the sender of the first c o r r e c t solution opened will be awarded a 15s postal order.
Entries must reach us by
38, of Hawthorne Place, Clitheree, was fined £6 for exceeding the 40 m.p.h. speed limit in a van. He was said to have travelled down Sawley Brow at 56—58 m.p.h
Letter
18, of The Sands, W-halley, was fined £10 after travelling down Sawley Brow at 70—72 m.p.h. in
Stephen Peter Clayton, aged
Moorland Crescent, Clitheroe, was fined £2 for using a motor cycle not fitted with an efficient warning instrument.
a van. David Leach, aged 20, of
said there had been no horn on the bike when he bought it, but he fitted an expensive hom which was stolen in January.
In a letter to the . court, he
1 He bought a cheaper bulb I horn, and fastened it firmly to the bike, but seven days before being stopped by the police, this too was stolen.
established private company, founded by John Wesley Hil lard in 1885.
company has progressed . until today it- has' 46 stores and supermarkets in Lancashire and Yorkshire.
From humble beginnings, tire ■
pursuing a policy of vigorous expansion, and will this year open seven new supermarkets.
The company is1 at'present
under one roof, shopping facili ties for the whole family, .with adequate car parking at. the rear
The new store will provide, WM §1®
foodstuffs, with the accent on quality and permanently cut prices.
There will be a full range of Family
non-food items, and .will, it is claimed, provide something for every member of the family.
‘The first floor is devoted to
motor accessories, including oils and spark plugs, electrical goods, paint, wallpaper and do- it-yourself materials, and gar den requirements.
There will be a wide range of
range of women’s and chil dren’s wear and a full range of hardware and toys.
There will also be a wide
day and Wednesday, 8-30 am. ■to 6 p.m.; Thursday and Fri day, 8-30 am. to 8 p.m.; Satur day, 8-30 am. to 5 p.m.
Opening hours will be: Monday, closed all day; Tues
Dance licence granted
granted an occasional licence for a dance in "a barn at Demesne Farm, Newsholme, on Friday, May 23. The dance is organised by
Bowland Magistrates have
the Skipton Division Young Conservatives, whose chair man. Mr. M. Bell, said the barn was about 50 yards square, and of concrete and asbestos con struction. There was very little risk of fire, as the only wooden parts of the building were the
doors.The licence was granted sub- feet to the organisers, comply ing with the requirements of a fire officer’s report.
Kitchen idle
T h e newl y equipped
kitchen at Bolton-By-Bow- land School is not being used because no-one wants the
job of cook. Meals for the 36 children are
at present being taken to the school from Riversmead Secon dary School at Grindleton.
Education Committee Xlr. J. D. Riddiough, the education officer
At a meeting of the Bowland
said: “We have advertised the posi
tion but there has been no res ponse. There are only 36 chil dren, and it would really be like cooking for a large family."
spent on the Kitchens, ana sth a t the new efltipment 1S
seems terrible that a large amount of money: should be
Mrs. H. M.’Storey said: "It tanding; there V»*jynotnlng. Members of St. James’s
Churoh. Clitlieroe,’ Girl Cov enanters with the shield they won in a Bible quiz competi tion. They are Elaine Daw son, ’ of Brownlow street, Clithcroe, and Margaret Boxall, of Peel Park close. On the left is Pat Fowler, of Richmond Terraco, who
was second in the Scripture recital competition, gaining 94 marks.
‘TRAMPS’ VISIT
PEAK DISTRICT Seven third formers and Mr. Green of the G.R.G.S.
Tramps club left Clitheroe recently to climb Kinder Scout
in Derbyshire. The party began their ‘tramp’ - in Edale famous for being the
start of the Pennine Way. This they followed (taking the
main route) up a small road and through Grindsbrook Booth, which is a small village.
Grinds Brook and followed it up on to Kinder Plateau, where
From here they crossed
they halted for a snack. However, an icy:wind was
covered ground. At last, they reached the
went back down the Pennine Way’s alternative route. After a lair amount of plod
Here they turned left and Plodding
ding, the party sighted a tri angulation point, which proved to be Brown Knoll. They then descended Jacobs
now blowing, and so they carried on across the snow-
summit of Kinder Scout, a rock face from where they could see Kinder reservoir.
Churchyard l s
untidy St. John’s Church Hurst
Green, held a meeting of the parochial church council on Tuesday when the following were re-elected: Mrs. Slin- ger, secretary and Mr. T.
Marshall, treasurer. Others who were elected
were: vice chairman, Mr. J Kay and Mr.-J. Hoyle. The Vicar, the Rev. A. F, Knowles, . reported that ' he would like to see more tidying up in the old church yard. A plaque in memory of Mrs.
Ladder and followed the path down to Highfield where the Tramps came to the rescue of a van, which had become stuck
in the mud. They finally reached Edale,
Clithetoe at ' 8 p.m. OF
after a circular nine-mile trip, changed their clothes, and had a meal to a nearby local cafe. The party, arrived jback in
For
DISPLAY ADVERTISING
Heaton is to be put in the new graveyard. Estimates will be obtained
for repairs to the lych-gate. • Details of the Ascension Day
service will be given later. I t was announced that
Ring CLITHEROE
Hurst Green would again be entering the Best Kept Village competition. Mr. and Mrs. Keighley, of
members. 2323
Dutton, are holding a social on Friday, May 16, and tickets may be brought from church
LION SUPERMARKETS KING Z CUT PRICE JUNGLE THE KING LANE, CLITHEROE
GRAND OPENING BY MISS UNITED KINGDOM 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY MAY 21st 1969 FANTASTIC BARGAINS IN OUR W d e pa r tm en t
TOP QUALITY FRESH MEAT
Delivered Fresh Daily
PAL dog food
LURPAK BUTTER Lb.
| Lge. Packet, 1 /"I "1 I STORK WIiNALOT.; T / - t J- [MARGARINE
j WHISKAS J 0 J D . PURE LARD r . 90,1/1,1/9
Crosse and Blackwell Soups
FLORA Margarine
half lb.
"| /O 1 U
1 / 0 /
Osram-G.E.C. Tip Top
All Bread and Confectionery CUT in PRICE
2D OFF all Large Loaves
Sunny Jim Firelighters
Low Calories Orange
KIAORA
and Lemon ryvita
10D. I /y l
1 / 0
Chocolate Cut in Price
LION DOUBLE GUARANTEE GOODS PLUS MONEY REFUNDED ON ANY FOODS NOT V GIVING 100% SATISFACTION
Fluorescent Fitting 4 foot
Suffolk Colt Motor Mower £24-19-6
JL/ TC- '
CIGARETTES CUT IN PRICE
4» OFF 20 Pack
l / “ OFF 60 Packs 1 /8 O F 1 0 0 P a c k s
l io n p r ic e £2-12-6 ONLY £21-19-6 minit mop
Not 32/11 Lion Price .
I C l. VYMURA 1969 Patterns — AT, ' — .
HALF PRICE
LADIES PANTIE HOSE
All Ever Ready Batteries and Electric Lamps
60ft. Croydex Hose with Fittings 20/6
JUDGES Non-Stick FRYING PAN Not 47/11
DULUX Gloss Paint 1 Pint. 1969 Colours
Not 10/6
CUT IN PRICE
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Braithwaife's THE FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS
48 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Good parking whilst you shop
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I v* WONDER SANDAL IS AVAILABLE IN A
VARIETY OF FITTINGS AT PRICES RANGING FROM 25/- FROM A SELECTION OF NORVIC CHILDREN’S STYLES AT
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30/9 Lion Price
.6/6 t Lion- Price
KIDDIES SUMMER DRESSES
7/11 w . 12/11 Lion Price
MATCHBOX TOYS Not ; 2/.4
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