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CALOR GAS THE IRONMONGERS >


56 King Street, Clitheroe. Telephone 25151. iCome and Browse At Leiisure


»om e d d owse A t Public Notices WHALLEY PARISH COUNCIL


A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at -----


WHALLEY C. OF E. SCHOOL on


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th at 7-30 p.m.


PLANKING APPLICATION OF SIIAIV HOUSE FARM, WHALLEY (cx-Co-op Abattuirs) will be discussed.


DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & SOCIAL SECURITY REORGANISATION OF BOUNDARIES


FROM OCTOBER 1st 11)75 ALL CORRESPONDENCE AND CLAIMS TO SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFIT FROM PERSONS WIIO RESIDE IN THE PARISHES OF BRACEWELL, BROGDEN AND SALTERFOUTH AND IN THE FORMER BARNOLDSW1CK AND EARBY URBAN DISTRICTS SHOULD BE SENT TO: D.U.S.S., BRUN HOUSE, KINGSWAY, BURNLEY, LANCS. Tel. Burnley 25911.


Hours of Public Business: Monday to Friday 9-30 a.m. to 3-30 p.m.


s o


4ft. Gin Divan beds £39., Orthopaedic •divan sets, lb off roc. retail.


in white sapelc or natural oak finish £49 each. Bedside cabinets £5.50 each. Chests of drawers £15 each.


BBDROOM SUITES


3-pieec Suites, normal retail price £239. our price £150 each Choice of colours. Shop-soiled 3-piocc suite, beige and brown £75.


10 CUSHION TRADITIONAL


Wilton rubber.backed Carpets, huge discounts on all carpets Free fit­


AXM1NSTER ting, free storage. selection. HP terms available. free home


ROSSENDALE BEDDING CO. DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE


101 CARHOLME AVENUE TUltF MOOR ESTATD . Tel. 36967.


BURNLEY.


Thursday, late night opening to 9 p.m.


R O N A 'S l WBSTGATJS. BURNLEY


Diamond Rings. Dress ttmgs Goto and Silver Bracelets, Charms. Brooches ana Necklets. SoUd Silver


Tea Services. Salvers, etc Blnocu


its and Telescopes AU at prices which cannot t>c hoaten oy anyone Id the district A deposit secure*


any article I’E L BURNLEY ttfiOG


PINE WELSH DRESSER TABLE AND BENCHES


The Management of Stirk House Hotel,


Gisburn are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr J. T. Hesketh, formerly General Manager of tlie Prince oil' Wales Hotel, Southport, as Resident Director and General Manager from


September 22nd, when he will personally be pleased to arrange your Wedding Receptions, Banquets, etc.


Reservations arc now being taken for Christmas and New Year festivities.


Please telephone Gisbum 581 for details.


(Ercol style, made by local craftsmen)


Good condition. £95.


TELEPHONE 68322 afternoons and evenings.


ADJUSTABLE display shelving*, display counters. gondolas, display refrigerators, slicers,


dump bins, basket display stands, window fittings, dress rails, models, hangers, tickets, trays and cash drawers. Everything for the progressive retailers (all trades). Shop


Pets Corner


rurriES g a l o i ik — cockers, licaglca, Westics, Cairns, Dach-


jbunds, Shellies, Corgis, .lack


Kussclls. Border Terriers. Borzois; Lassie Collies, Heelers Soalyhams. Red Sellers, Standard Poodles, -Border Collies, Springers. St Ber­


nards, Labradors, several cross­ breeds. Pound notes only. Seen anv time, sent anywhere. — Tom Schofield, Disley Farm. Moss Lane, 'Wliittlc-lc-Woods. Chorley. Weekly advertiser for nearly '10 years.


QUALITY puppies. Golden Hot- Lricver5,


Irish Setters, Dober­


mans, StafTordshore Bull Terriers, Poodles. Cairns. Wire Haired Fox Teniers, Dachshunds. Afghans, Alsatians, Great Danes, Elk Hounds. Jack Bussells. Yorkies, Wes ties. Border Collies. Open till U p.m. 'Cheques accepted. Nut- shaw KenneLs, Manchester Road, Clowbridge, Burnley. Tel. 28017.


HtAKKSilEAl) tlejiteo Boarding Kennels and Cattery CollecUon deLtvcrv AU docs must t>e vaccinated - rel Burniev 21031


lEDLINGTON-WlllPI’ET dog, good all-round worker, also working lerrets and nets.—-Tel. Padiham 72817.


HbMGILEE E n g l i s h Springer Spaniel Puppies. also Pedigree English Setter Puppies.—Tel. Gis-


burn 221.


to o ntAlNING. Expert training Obedience or gun dog — Drakes head Kennels TeL Burnley *103?


►AIAIATION’ Puppies for sale, 7


weeks old, excellent pedigree. Up to £25.—Tel Clitheroe 41271.


•KKSIAN kittens. Gorgeous fluffy pets —Tel. Padiham 71960 after 5 p.m


IOOI> homes wanted for Corgi puppies. Will deliver.—Phone


Clitheroc 25279. *OR sale, tri-coloured Basset Hound puppies.—Tel. Clitheroe 22380.


Livestock and Poultry


14.3 BROWN & WHITE MARE


4 years old. Ride or drive. £170 o.n.o.


TELEPHONE: ROSSENDALE 7278


COME ASTRAY* 4 weeks ago, Friesian Young Ileifcr. will- sell if


not claimed in seven days.—Ring Clitheroc 22191.


WANTED. Sectional Poultry Cabin 12ft x 10ft. or 8ft, x 6ft. — Tel.


Burnley 34474.___________________• Farming


ic, Rotovattag, Slurry T anking, fannro Spreading, Ditching and


no 24307. jWLNG at competitive prices a ling. IBp per bale. Chop spray- g. fflntry tanking, etc. — Te i


Htfacroo 23005 _____________ Radio and Television


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTALS conditioned) seta installed on first


payment of 50p and 50p per week.


A. B. Hargreaves. Moor L aw «^ l Woono Lane. Clithcroe- TeL 22683.


KENT OR BUY your Colour TV at A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lane and Woonc Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 22683.


Hi-Fi and Music


rn iL IP S 3-band Radio and Cassette Recorder, mains and .battery,


excellent condition (rarely used), £25.—TcL Clitheroe 22581.


HERMAN EOULES^ Plano Tuner mnA Repairs. 11 Cnmlxjrlanri St. Nelson Tel 68477.


_ Antiques ANTIQUES AUCTION SALE


orccster, Boulton; Pot Lids, ctorian Glass (125. Lots). Cash only.


Wednesday, Oct. 8th


lelson Civic Centre View from 4-30 p.m. Sale 0-30 pm.,


Lmlssion by . Catalogue lOp Oongli Nelson--W1S35


BABY GRAND PIANO


Eavestall—In excellent condition ■ £300 o.n.o.


Reason ■ : for sale—space needed • Tel. MELLOR 2623 '


)WINO and Baling, Crop Spray, raining.—R. Tilloteoa. Tei. CUtb-


■ NOTE TO ADVERTISERS


When you tmr« bad a satisfactory -espouse to yonr advertisement top


par cancel it ti* telephoning Burn. 82331 before 1-30 o.m Wednes­ day before the Tlmrsilax


When you do you will be given


i “STOP NUMBER.” Please rc- •ain that number (write it down) — It is IMPORTANT should any query arise later.


THANK YOU Musical Instruments


FOR ALL MUSICAL


.UcloUlcas, Clarinets. Saxes, Flutes, Piccolos, Trumpets. Comets. Trombones, Guitars, Amps..


INSTRUMENTS ino. Recorders, Harmonicas.


Rhythm Units,' Leslie Tone Cabs*. New nml S.H. Pianos and Organs, Synthesisers, Drums, Music, eto.


CONTACT YOUR FRIENDLY MUSIC CENTRE


W O O D S (Pianos and Organs) LTD


la-lb MANCHESTER ROAD BURNLEY Tel. 33709


TERMS & PART-EXCHANGE


JOIN OIJR CHRISTMAS CLUB


NEWTON INSTITUTE


A N N U A L FARMERS BALL AND SUPPER


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 8-0 p.m. to 1-0 a.m.


GRAHAM TAYLOR FOUR Licensed Bar Applied For. TICKETS £1.60—


DANCING TO ELECTRIC SHAVERS.


parts, new shaver or repairs. Con­ sult the specialist for all your re­ quirements — S. Hendley, The Shaver Shop, Keirby Block, Burn­ ley. Tel. 24657.


S p a r c


Obtainable from Telephone Slaidburn 642 or 262.


LATEST Singer 507 Electrical Sew­ ing Machine, 7ig-zag. buttonholes, oversews, complete. Original price £89. our price £40, will bring to show.—Phone 0G1-773-5083 B.S.C.


SUPERIOR modern dining suite. Teak and afromosia. Sideboard, table, six chairs. Perfect condi­ tion. £100. Tel. Nelson G2113.


FORMULA 3 + 6 capsules, cider vinegar, lecithin and kelp, plus Vitamin 116. — Cunliffe's Health Foods, Market Hall. Burnley. Tel. 27555.


CARPET, 5yd. x 4yd.), idcai for fitting, new, bargain. £24 — Tel Burnley 29384 (Agent).


HEARING Alda and Correctors.— Expert local cervices and repairs for any make regardless w where purchased Estimate* U required AU types ol new aids available (Deluding the latest miniature m- thenar Write, phone or call for details and leaflets Borne con­ sultation.* anywhere in the Black­ burn ana CUtberoe district —E Slatei. MS BAA. AMRSU. Arndate. 29 Plantation Street (ofl Bacup


Road), Rawtenstall Tel itossen- lain 5479


ANNE WHITTAKER of Accrington, Specialist In bridal wear. Invites


able from 5 Infant Street, Accring­ ton, or at the hall on the evening ot the parade. — Tel Accrington 36737 or 31282 Proceeds in aid ol cancer research.


you to her annual bridal parade to bo held at the Public Hall, Has- lingden, at 8 p.m., Wednesday, October 8th. Bar service avail­ able Tickets price ?5p each avail­


Whalley Educational Foundation


The Governors of Wlialley Old Grammar School are pre- pared to consider applications for small financial grants to­ wards expenses of books, from whole time students at British Universities and Colleges whose homes are in tile Local Government Parishes of Wlial* ley, Borrow, Wiswell and Billington, who commence their first year of study this year.


man of the Governors, The Vicarage. Whalley. before October 31st 1975.


Interested students should apply in writing to the Chair­


CURTAINING — Choose from our wide range. Velvets, crushed velvets and fabrics by Osprey, Parker-Knoll. Singleton. Sanderson, Steiger, Sekers, etc. Our first-class making-up service ensures your complete satisfaction. Louvre- curtain rails, poles and tracks— 33 Westmoreland Street Warehouse off Lomcshayc Hoad, Nelson. Tel. 66311: 44 Clayton Street, Nelson. Tel 66211, ext. 5;; 180 Colne Road, Burnley, Tel. 31106.


STOP! There’s a Thief About. Secure your property with a


kits or installed by us. Quota­ tions from Electrical Services. Clithcroe 23758.


burglar alarm system. D.I.Y.


planning and -fitting specialists (free estimates). Cash or terms. Part exhnngcs welcome. Plasc ask for rep. to call or visit our showrooms and see the largest selection in the area at Valley Refrigeration and Shop Fittings. 209a and 213 Bacup Road, Rawtenstall. Tel. Hussendalc 7268 or 23777. Open weekdays 9 a.m. to G P in. Late night Tuesdays until 9 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.


UDA


51/53 YORKSHIRE STREET BURNLEY TEL. 28469


1IOOVER CLEAN-UP


Brand New. Perfect. Fully Guaranteed


HOOVER JUNIOR i:M6A v a c


List Price £51.54.


IlOTPOINT and ELECTROLUX IN STOCK—Uprights, Cylinders, Domestic nml industrial.


OUR PRICE £37.50. Also FULL RANGE OF HOOVER.


is (his the Lowest Price in the enuntrv ?


Granulated Sugar 22p for 21b.


VENETIAN BLINDS


SAVE UP ro 109 ON SHOP PRICES


Fully euarantccd. free measuring, free fitting.


FINAL CLEARANCE this weekend. Stock of toys, camping and sportswear, fixtures and fittings includ­ ing display counters and wall units, etc. No reason­ able offer refused on fix­ tures and fittings. — C. II. Parsons, 13 Bacup Hoad, Itawtenstall. Tel. 6353. Open weekdays 10 a.m to 5 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.


TELEPHONE NELSON r.'IJ.VU tl-0 a.m to 9-0 o m


Dav nr evening Fast Service. ALLENS BUNDS


9 GEORGE STREET WHALLEY


TELEPHONE 2-IGG WINDOW BUNDS


VENETIAN 8LINDS ROLLER BLINDS VERTICAL BLINDS


i)ut '•oom ichemet nrr worth seeing


t*’0) /out decorating material you can't do better than visit


HARRY WILBY 39 Penny Street


Blackburn — Tel. 51190


HAVANA Gold Pure Honey, intro­ ductory price 43p 11b jar.—Ctin- liffc’s Health Foods, Market Hall. Burnley. Tel. 27555.


CYCLES—Over 30 models to choose from, plus aCler-salos service, free delivery and storage Order now for Christmas. — Fitzpatrick’s, 150 St James's Street. Burnley. Phone


WALL CUPBOARDS. Module 21.


Clifton Street, Burnley (off West- gate). Tel. 35910.


PLEASE NOTE our new address Is 16 Castle Street. Clithcroe. for votir next purchase of boys' or youths' fashion wear from Bate­ man’s.


3-PIECE SUITE. 3-seater settee, brown amt gold striped Antron, never been used, cost £215 bar­ gain at £120. Free delivery— Tel. Burnley 29031 (Agent).


im u .u .m i i ubi'Aiic-s oi every description. ano ocads re-threaded at Coneron and beaming. 17/19


Moor Lane Olitheroe Tel 22626 .


PUSHCHAIR nn(| baby carriage bargains. You will get ttie best


value money ean buy at The Cradle. Duke Bar, Burnley.


’• ’ •(GAIN. Basic green floral/pat* lr**'*ed stair and hall carpets, 27in.


wide and 13ft. 4in., 8ft. 3in.» felts and fittings.—Tel. Clilheroc .23265.


BLUE Carpet. 10ft. 4in. x 10(t., Green carpet, 10ft. x 7ft. 3in.


Stairs carpet and Fireside chair.— 9 Kenilworth Drive.


GLASS. Window frames, mirrors, double glazing —East Lancs Glass, Bolton Hoad hid. Estate. Black­ burn. Tel. 65727


BABIES’ Lobster Pot playpens £10.99, wood playpens complete witli floor, £11.99. — Fitzpatrick's, 150 St James’s Street, Burntcy.


CYCLES—Toys, football outfits, all reduced to clear at Ken’s, 165 Padiham Hoad, Burnley. Phone 23609 (Saturdays only).


REST ASSURED 3-piccc Suite. 3- sealer, cost £390. first £165. - 18 Lancaster Drive, Clithcroc, after 8 p.m.


CARPETS 3 yds. x 4 yds.. £14. foam backed, ideal for fitting. Tel. Barnoidswiek 2760, Can deliver (agent),


DARK RED moqueUe Suite. 2-


sealer settee, good condition, £35. —Ring Clitheroe 22088, after 6-30 p.m.


TRY our first-class guaranteed watch repair service. Timex repair service.— Morton’s 18 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel 22420


ROYAL BttlERLRY nanfl-cut Leao Crystal - Gerald G Wnlmslcy 25^Moot Lane. Clitbero© Tel


BATEMAN’S .have moved to 16 Castle Street. Clitheroc, for your boys’ and youths' fashion wear


KENDAL black thin twist.—Stocked


BABIES' prams with discount for cash. The Marmot Cavalier sells at £41.45, our price £34.99; the Re.stmor Ascot £41. our price £34.99; the Royal Hunter £39.50, our price £32.99: the Pedigree Debra £41.20, our price £35.99; the Raleigh Lullaby, a bargain £27.99. A small deposit now will reserve your pram - until required.—Fitz­ patrick’s, 150 St James's Street, Burnley. Phone 23096.


VOGUE A VALUE Model Dress Agency. 82-86 Lowergale We arc now taking winter garments for sale on commission Long dresses, coats, suits, day and casual wear wanted, particularly large sizes We regret we can only accept


garments that are fashionable, clean and in good condition Come and have a look around for bar­ gains.—Tel 22856 Clitheroe.


.MADE TO - MEASURE Stretch Covers ju a large variety ol cloths including Dralon. also ' Car Sent Covers in Simulated Lamb Skins. Venetian and Holler Blinds made to measure.


filling. Well-fit Stretch Covers and, Venetian Blinds. — 5 Moorland


free • measuring and


Crescent, Clitheroe. Tel. 23458. Ring after 6 p.m anv day.


Miscellaneous Sales


SHELVING. Plastic coated seconds, 3« . to Crt. high with 4/6 shelves


from £3. Ideal for garages, al­ coves, greenhouses, etc.—G « B Shelving Co.,' Progress Road, Whitewalls Industrial Estate, Nel­ son. Tot. 63757.


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MOTHEKCARE Convertible Pram with detachable body and Slimline folding chassis, fitted mattress, shopping tray and sun canopy, £12; Mothercarc adjustable ‘ cot and mattress £15.—Tel, Clitheroe 23025.


A lA T E R Nm ’ .WEAR — Dresses, slacks, tops, evening wear by Page


Boy. Aldae and Mama Mia. Also foundatioo wear by Balance and 6ilhouctic. Also all babies' require­ ments at Deborah'^ Boutique, 30a Church Street* Coioo. ToL 6558.


bv 9 * ,K Ainsworth, Waterloo Hoad, Clitheroe.


Ve n e t ia n ano Holler Blinds at discount onces - Tel Biankbnrr 62260 ->r 62203


TWO bar Magicoal ' electric fire


and wood surround £12.—Tel. Clitheroe 22360.


WANTED, Wendy House, condition


not important. — Tel. Clitheroc 23848.


tVAIi:|| VEEDING RMMIK> lane it to Cnneron ano looming 17•'19 Moor ijine Clithernn !>l »962fi


BARGAIN, 2 green easy chairs, good as new, tor £10 —15 -Chatburn


Hoad. Clitheroe


FOR sale. 2 dolls prams and a child’s tricycle. — Tel. CHlheroe 25689


- ' * KENDAL black . thick twist.—


Stocked by C. & K. ■ Ainsworth. Waterloo Hoad, CUtheroe.


KENDAL brown thin twist.— Stocked by C. £ K. Ainsworth,' Waterloo Hoad, Clitheroe.


KENDAL black thin twist -Stocked by C. & K. Ainsworth, Waterloo •Rond. Clitheroe.


KENDAL brown thick twist.— Slocked by C. k K. Ainsworth. Waterloo Road, Clitheroe.


8ft.'DIVAN bed and headboard, £5. -T e l . CUtberoe 23134.'


CHROME high-low chair, , £4.— CUtheroe 25479.


;


GREDA Electric Cooker for sale. 4 rings, £20.—Tel. Whalley 3775.


MIRROR Gallery Sales. Visit Bog ton Road, Blackburn. Tel. 65727.


BUNK BEDS, unused £2595 can deliver.—AUens, Blackburn 22105.


BUNK BEDS* osused, £25.95. can deliver.—AUcn«, Blackburn 22105,


normally £20.84. perfect, only £8 inc VAT. Ideal for kitchens or bathrooms.—Willie Irvine, D.I.Y.,


CDItTAI.N POLES—CURTAIN TRACK—BUDGET BLINDS— FOLDING DOURS.


Curtains Ail On Display. The Window Blind Centre


I BARDEN LANE, BURNLEY. Telephone 235,3 Anytime.


SPECIAL offer suites. Leather, 2- sealer settee and 2 high-backed chairs, normal retail £172.50, less £94.50, cost to you £378. Special offer by Morris Contessa. 2 only, 1 gold figured dralon and 1 mink dralon. IQ-cushioned suite, normal retail £382, our price £287.60, dis­ count £94.40. Two-seater cottage suite with floral cushions £106.30, less £21.26. cost to you £85.04.— Heaton’s Furnishing Warehouse, Scotland Hoad, Nelson. Tel. 62367.


Open 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Saturday (half-day closing Tuesday). Quotes given for delivery.


lyd. WIDE shag pile carpet, brown- cream, bargain at £2.95 sq. yd.; 8070/20% brown shag pile carpet, only £4.95 sq yd; peach shag pile carpet, £1.95 sq. yd.; white bed­ room Axminstor 3yd. wide. £3.75 sq. yd. Chcckertcx tiles, normal retail £1.28 each, our price 85p, less 107c discount; also Villatex, normal retail £1.67. our price £1.10 each, loss 107o discount, or fitted free.—Heaton’s Furnishing Ware­ house, Scotland Hoad. Nelson. Tel.


62367. Open 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Saturday (half-day


closing Tuesday. Quotes given for delivery.


HOME WORTHY has arrived. Three-


drawer chest £14.15, less 20 % £2.83, cost to you £11.32; 3ft. com­ bination unit £49.50, less 207c £9.90, cost to you £39.60.—Heaton’s Fur­ nishing Warehouse, Scotland Hoad. Nelson. Tel. 62367. Open 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Saturday (half-day closing Tuesday). Quotes givcu for delivery’.


SECOND-HAND bedroom suite by Austinsuitc. Wardrobe, dressing table and chest, £60 complete, or will separate.—Heaton’s Furnishing Warehouse, Scotland Hoad, Nelson.


Tel. 62367 . Open 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Saturday (half­ day closing Tuesday). Quotes given for delivery.


COME to Heaton’s and see our kitchen display 207o discount off


Eastham E-Iine and self-assembly kitchen furniture, Liden, Pro­ gramme, Meredew, Winchmore and other kitchen furniture, all at 20% discount. The new E-line now on display. — Heaton’s Fur­ nishing Warehouse. Scotland Hoad, Nelson. Tel. 62367. Open 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Saturday (half-day closing Tuesday). Quotes given for delivery.


SODASTREAM by Kenwood. The new way to make fizzy drinks for only 3V6p per bottle. Complete kit including concentrates, bottles, gas. etc., only £14.95, list £17 82.


Stockists of concentrates and gas bottles.—E.F. of Burnley (Electric Facilities), opp GPO, Hargreaves Street, Burnley.- Tel. 28179.


HOOVER BARGAINS — Automatics from £144.95, top loader automatic from £165. Hoover cleaners from £42, dustettes £16.25. steam Irons £8.50, plus generous part-exchange allowances on waslicrs-vacuums — E.F. of Burnley (Electric Facili­ ties), opp. GPO, Hurgreaves Street, Burnley. Tel. 28179.


KENWOOD Chef bargain at £45.95, list £61.88; Sunbeam Kitchen Centre, the complete mixer. - in­ cludes minccr-liquidiscr, £58.75, list £80.74.—E.F. of Burnley (Elec­ tric Faculties), opp C.PO, Har­ greaves Street, Burnley. Tel. 28179.


• CIIEDA 4-platc oven, only £74.93.


a great cooker at a little price; Belling Compact 4. 1 only at £75.— EJF. of Burnley (Electric Facili­ ties), opp. GPO, Hargreaves Street, Burnley. Tel 28179.


BABY’S pushchair. Bargains for cash. Baby buggies, our price stiff only £8.99; the Raleigh Tango sells at £25 45, our price £19.99; the Restmor Stroller with hood and apron. £16.50 our price £14 99:


pushchairs from £5.50 — Fitz­ patrick’s, . 150 St James’s Street, Burnley.


: Vacums reasonable price plu> tulL guaranteed: ' also .washing


I( t C ii M H I i U N Is D Hoover


machines -Peel Engineering. 93 Leeds Road Nelson Tel Nelsnr 65572 ,


FORMICA Work Tops with splash­ backs, L-shaped, choice ot three


-sizes, various finishes, prices from only £7.90 Inc. VAT— Willie Irvine D. fY . , Clifton Street. Burnley (off . Westgate). Tel. 35940.


BABIES’ cots, complete with spring interior-mattress, £17.99 for cash. Other models at £19.99 and £23.50 Delivery free. — Fitzpatrick’s. 150 St James'a Street, Burnley. Phone 23096.


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CHESTERFIELD 3-PIECE SUITE by Buoyant Upholstery in vreen Vienna Dralon. Our


THREE-PIECE SUITE in brown/oatmeal striped Wool Bouclc. (larvcllous value at only . . . . £259


price an absolute bargain at ....................... £399


KENDAL SUITE in gold Dralon. Other colours available. A bargain at


TWO-SEATER SUITE in while Vinyl Meraklon scat cushions, sprung edge. Reduced to


THREE-PIECE Gold Antron SUITE ................... £179 ASSORTMENT of SINGLE ARMCHAIRS from £45 ea. SELECTION of COFFEE TABLES in Teak. Chrome. Plain or with Smoked Glass Tops.


clear at .......................................................... £125


DRALON & TAPESTRY CUSHIONS all at £1 each CALL IN AT -----


KAMBOURN LTD DOORS! DOORS! DOORS!


26 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE or Fl-IONE CUT1IEROE 23GG9


SATURDAY anfl SUNDAY — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CARVED DOORS ........................


EXTERIOR LONG LIGHT & SQUARE LIGHT DOORS


PORCH DOORS Oft. as 3It. loin, pairs) £8.50 per pair EXTERIOR PLUSH DOORS .................................. £4.50 HARDBOARD & PLYWOOD DOORS .. From £I.G5 FIRE CHECK DOORS .................................


GLASS DOORS


DOOR PANELS, Sapele faced .................... GOp each LAMINATED SHELVES; )00in. x Oin............GOp each 3in. x 2in. CEDAR (Gft. lengths)


EXTENSION LADDERS (Double 1G Rung) ___ £24 75 CHIPBOARD; 8ft. x 4ft. x Sin. £2.95; 8ft. x 4ft. x Jin Floor Grading, £3 60.


................ 50p each


SURPLUS WINDOW FRAMES & PORCH FRAMES. OPEN; Monday to Friday, 9 a.m, to 5-30 p.m.


All Stocks New — but Slight Seconds. ■Whitev/efS Vale Saw Mills


Burniev Road East, Lumb, Rossendale Telephone: ROSSENDALE 2GS99


C A R P E T S oy


rEMPUiTlONS. GlL.'I EDGE K.OSSET. FIRTH'S. CROSSLiEY S. LANCAS TER Ail at eompRtlt.ive orlees


HUGH WLAUKAY BttlNTONS GRAYS, A sratJ of olannera ana litter? at voui service


• CLEANING ALTERA TiONS AND REFITTING ' A SPECIALITY


WALTS LIMITED 31 C A S T L E S T R K F I C L IT H K K O E 23136


5H iV U A l I liV K O A D R K A I ) ' P A D IH A M 71339 No gimmn ks lust nom*st to gondnc<i> tradin g


Domestic & Commercial' MICRO WAVE OVENS


Snack-in-a-Craek .


Pish & Chip Ranges, etc. -and General Catering Equipment Rowllete Elements. (Toaster Elements) Slicing Machines' and Refrigeration;


Catering Equipment Suppliers Tel, Preston 58947 and 52586 (Day) — or


e a s y q u ip


Evenings: Blackpool 24186 & 23309. •


E G G S


.....-BROWN, or WHITE. Regular supplies • •’ of Fresh


Farm ; Eggs.. Large or Small Quantities.


: Delivered i f . required.


SUTCLIFFE. GRINDLETON Inquiries —


Telephone: Grindleton 41421


WALL PANELS (8ft x 4ft.), Knotty Cedar & Asli £2.95 LAMINATED CHIPBARD: Gft. x 2ft„ £2.50; Gft. x Gft., £7


£29.75


...................................................... £8.50 Interior—£4.50; Exterior—£7.50


............................ : £249 FENTON'S Spar Foodmarket1


The LocaJ Firm Known for Value


Miscellaneous Sales Miscellaneous Sales 3ft DIVAN BEDS £21.


Form Fresh Meat


Only Top Quality ill a i t Direct from Our ‘Own Farm.


NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT ALWAYS THE BEST


Fore Quarters.of Beef 45p lb. Small Buttocks of Beef 45p lb. Fore Quarters of Beef 28p lb.


Spring Lamb ............. 37p lb.


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REMEMBER LAST WINTER S FUEL BILLS l Appreciations


MRS HELENA EMBLY, 97 Jubilee Terrace, would like to thank all relatives, riends and neighbours for


of


their good wishes, telephone calls an d . gifts received during her recent stay in


hospital.


Prankland wishes to thank relatives, friends and neigh­ bours for the lovely cards,


Advertiser and Times THU R SDA Y , SEPTEMBER 25th, 1975 FRANIvLAND. — Mrs N. —Garry.


. letters, gifts and flowers during her stay m Wurd FS5. Grateful thanks also to the nursing stafl at Acc­ rington Victoria Hospital, and to the Rev. N. Walton for his kind ministrations. —Ashcroft, West Bradford.


GUY.—Kenneth and Florence


• since Ken's stay in hospital. Grateful thanks to the Rev. and Mrs A. Hunt, family doctor ambulance service and doctors “and nurses o ' Ward 7 and Intensive Car- Unit, Blackburn Royal In­ firmary.


KITCHEN__Jean and Derrick Hitchen. of Derby Street, Clitheroe, wish to thank all


relatives, friends and neigh­ bours lor the many cards, presents and good wishes received on their silver wed­ ding anniversary.


JACKSON__Mis Mary Jack- son, of 29 Woone Lane, Clitheroo, wishes to thank all friends and neighbours for the lovely cards and flowers. Also the family doctor and ambulance ser­ vice and staff of Blackburn Royal infirmary for all their kindness.


TOM JACKSON wishes to thank the many relatives and friends who visited him and for the cards and good wishes received durin- his stay in hospital. He i now home and will be pleased to see them again at Martin Top Cottage, Rimington. Thanks also to all the staff of Ward 17, Burnley General Hospital, for their care and atten­ tion.


.MRS MCDONALD and family wish to thank relatives and friends for flowers and cards during Marie's stay in hospital. Also sincere thanks to staff of B2 Ward Queen’s Park and Ward 20 Blackburn Royal for their kindness.— 43 H ie Crescent, Clitheroe.


JACKIE MCDONALD wishes to thank all fnends for the belated surprise party. Also for the many cards and gifts received on her 21st. Special thanks to “ Way Ahead ’■ • for flowers and kindn:ss during her stay in hospital. Sincere thanks to staff of Christie Hospital. Manchester.


TAYLOR. — Irene and Jim would like to thank all relatives, friends and work­ mates for tlie lovely pre­ sents, cards and flowers received on the occasion of their silver wedding anni­ versary.—23 Littlemoor Rd, Clitheroe.


WILKES.—Mrs Pat Wilkes


would like to thank every­ one who made the trip to Blackpool illuminations such


Services.—143 Whalley Rd, Clitheroe.


Births


COULTOUS.—On September 21~t. 1975, at Queen’s Park, to Rosemary and John, a son. A welcome brother for Sarah, Ruth and Mary.


PARKER (nee Parkinson).— September 23rd, 1975, at Bramley Meade, to Dawn and Alan, a son, Phillip Alan. A welcome brother for Kerry Louise. Grateful thanks to all concerned.


Terry and Rosemary, a


daughter. A sister for Jason.—Mondeor. Johannes­ burg, South Africa.


Engagements £4.50


TAYLOR—CLARK. — Mr and Mrs Donald Hope, of 16 Siddows Avenue. Clitheroe, have pleasure in announc­ ing the engagement of their eldest ' daughter, J a n e t E l i z a b e t h ,


U I IX—HUDSON. — The en gagement is announced between Simon, younger son of Mr and Mrs E. Hill, of The Alleys. Clitheroe, and Jill, daughter of the Rev. J. C. and Mrs Hudson, of The Vicarage, Clitheroe.— Congratulations from both families.


to Barry, TAYLOR—CLARK. — Con­


gratulations and best wishes to Harry and Janet, on your engagement. — Lily, TotUe


TAYLOR—CLARK. — Con­ gratulations, Barry and Janet, on your engagement, September 27th, 1975. —


and Pip. ,


W ADDINGTON — MORAN. . —Air and Mrs- J. Moran, of


; ; Grove.- .Clitheroe.. —-Congra- ; filiations from both . fami- ' lies.


• . •,. :


‘ Coming of Age * ’JAPSTICK.' •


— Oongratuia-


.• tions, Jeffrey, on your 31st 'birthday, September;‘25th, 1975.—Mum, dad .and ’ David


WADDINOTO.V FO 200 Club—Week 1: No ;3.


cn.vnuni.v.. f c .jso. om* .w©«* 2, No.’. SO.


Competition‘ Results- v!


• Lynwood,*' W i s w e l l . are » pleased to announce the , engagement of • their second daughter, Elaine, to Richard, youngez son of Mr . and Mrs R. Waddington; ol Hodder


TAYLOR — CLARK. — Con- - gratulations to Janet and Barry on your engagement. —Love Name and grandad. Auntie Christine and Uncle Jack.


Love. John. Phyllis and John.


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TAYLOR—CLARK. — Con­ gratulations, Barry and Janet, on your engagement, September 27th, 1975.— Love, grandma and grandad Taylor. ■


youngest son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Taylor, of Park. Street, Clitheroe. — Congratulations from both families.


a great success. Also thanking Ribble Motor


Guy and children wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, • friends, neighbours, colleagues and stall of Calderstones Hos­ pital and local clergy for their kindness during and


SEPTEMBER OFFERS 26 KING STREET, CUTHEROE Telephone 22681.


BIG SAVINGS '-'ASPDEN'S


Coming ot Age


CAPSTICK. — Congratula­ tions, Geoffrey, on this 21st birthday. Best wishes.— Eric. Pauline and family,


JONES (nee Bunting). — Happy 21st, Linda. All my


love always__John. Love and kisses mummy.


JONES (nee Bunting). — Love and best wishes on your 21st, Linda. Health


and happiness always.— Mum and dad. Love and kisses to Lolo.- Jacqui.


JONES (nee Bunting). — Best love and best of everything,


Linda, on your 21st.—Gwen and Amir.


JONES (nee Bunting).—Con­ gratulations and


wishes, Linda, on your 21st birthday, September 26th. 1975.—Love from Mum and Dad Jones. Wi lliam , Leonard and Carl.


b e s t


JONES (nee Bunting).—Con­ gratulations a n d


wishes. Linda, on your 21st birthday, September 2Gth, 1975.—Love from Raymond, Pauline and Simon.


PEEL (nee Badger). — Con- grautlations on your 21st birthday, Jean. — From Mum, dad, Michael and Alan.


. gratulations on your 21st birthday, Jean. September 26th, 1975.—Love Tony and Cheryl.


Ruby Weddings


PARKER — Congratulations, mum and dad, on the occasion of your ruby wed­ ding, September 28th, 1975. All our love. — From Maureen, Barrie, Steven and Kim.


WATSON. — Congratulations and best wishes, mum and dad, on your ruby wedding


anniversary, S e p t e m b e r 28th, 1975.—Love from all


the' family. Golden Weddings


BURNS (Ida and James).- Congratulations, mum and dad. on your golden wed­ ding, September 26th, 1975. —Love from Mary and Geoffrey.


LAVENDER.—On September 20th, 1975,


Deaths


Annie, aged 89 years, the beloved daughter of the late James and Ruth Lavender, late of 23 Peel Street Clithcroe. A service in St Mary’s Church, yester­ day, preceded interment in Clitheroe Cemetery.—T. E. Robinson, Bolton-by-Bow- land 213.


PROCTOR. — On September 19th, 1975, in hospital. Ivy aged 69 years, wife of the late Thomas Henry Proctor, dear sister of John, Henry and Lizzie. Cortege will leave her home. 85 Billing­ ton Gardens. Billington, for a service at St Leonard's Church. Langho. on Thurs­ day, September 25th, at 3-0 p.in. prior to cremation ix Accrington Crematorium. Flowers and all inquiries, please, to William Lang- shaw and Sons Ltd, King Street. Whalley. Tel. 3248.


ROBINSON.—On September


20th. 1975, tragically by acci­ dent. Richard A r t h u r Robinson, aged 18 years, of


24 Bridge Terrace, Whalley, the dearly loved son of Hilda and Arthur Robinson, and a dear grandson. Cor­ tege will leave his home on Friday, September 26th, for a service at Whalley Parish Church at 10-45 a.m. prior to cremation at Accrington Crematorium.


Flowers, please, to his home. —All inquiries, please, to William Langshaw and Sons Ltd. King Street. Wlialley. Tel. 3248.


THORPE (nee Hayton).—On September 22nd, 1975, to


WARD—On Tuesday, Septem- ber 23rd 1975, in a private nursing home, after a long


illness bravely fought. Free Moore, aged 61 years, the dearly loved husband of the


late Phyllis Ward, dear father of Peter father-in- law of Yvonne* and dear


grandad of Paul and


Justine, late of 11 Waddow Green, Low Moor, Clitheroe.


WATERWOUTU. — On Sep­ tember 23rd 1975. at his


WILSON. — On September 20th, 1975, . by accident. Colin Wilson, aged 18 years,


o f 1 Bridge End Billington. the dearly loved son of Frank and Marion Wilson, and a dearly loved grand­ son and nephew. Cortege will leave his home for a service at Whalley Parish Church on Friday, Septem­ ber 26th. at 2-15 p.m. prior to interment at Whallcy • and Wiswell Cemetery.


Flowers and al! inquiries, please, to — William Lang­ shaw and Sons Ltd, King Street. Whalley. Tel. • 3248.


In Memoriam


L f,OYD.—Treasured memories of a ■ loving husoand and father. ...Robert, who died


. ‘


September * 24th;' 1973. N o t 'ju s t 'tod a y out every-


' day


In- silence ' we ■ remember. —From bis. loving-wife.and


MARSLAND.—In Moving mem- family.


Ox /of a dear, husband, Jim, died September 25th. 1969. Time passes, but memories stay.—From his loving, wile Lily, • Sheila and Pat, and grand-daughter Karen.


EXELBY.—In loving. memory of my dear wife. lola. who died September 26th, 1974. Sleep in'peace. All my love —John.-' '


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home, 65 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, Joseph, aged 85 years (formerly of Slaid­ burn), reposing in the Rock- dnle Chapel of Rest. Ser­ vice and cremation to be held at 3-30 p.m. on Friday, September 26th. at Accring­ ton. Family mourners only, please. — Inquiries Tomlin­ son Funeral Service, Rock­ dale, Clitheroe.—Tel. . 22345.


Cortege will leave from the home of his son, 98 Fair- field Drive. Clitheroe, for a service in St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, at 10 am. on Friday, September 26th, prior to cremation at Acc­ rington Crematorium.—Cal- verleys Funeral Directors, Chatburn Road Clitheroe. Tel. 23297 and 22017.


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Dora Ell.se wish to thank c relatives, friends and nm


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hours for the kmd expre*/. o f sympathy and floral £ butes received La bereavement. Also th* it tors and muses of Blacltn Royal Infirmary the doctor and the* Rev. lA T a y lo r for their kindness.— 7 De Laeev Street Ctlh*T>» - - r Edwin Harcreaves


fa.mly wish to thank com sincerely all relatives fr.e^j and neighbours, the* Tor*, womens Guild. Old PevplTj We lf ar e Committee A friends of Oxfam for the ibi kind expressions of svrr.p-J-.r spiritual offerings and tions to tlie North V.Vt Kidn ey Fund. Also doctor, district nurses rd the clergy of SS Michael ard John's Church for their fcri ministrations. — 2 The Cres­ cent. Clitheroc.


T h e family of the late Fred


Musgrove wisi. to thank m->; sincerely all relatives, fcescs, neighbours and the committe* and members of Cli-he.te Centra! WM Club for tin kind expressions of sympathy, letters of condolences and floral tributes received durug then* sad loss. Also thantrg the family doctor, doctors and s ta f f o f Park Lee md IV.th-


nell Hospitals, and the Rev. John Taylor for th-er kind ministrations. - 1 Demy S’,


Philip wish to thank ail re:..ti\\i. friends and nslsn hours for all kindnesses shown and messages of sp* pathv received dur.n? th-:.»


made to Clitheroe PJK3 Church. - 8 Moor.and Oft* cent. Clitheroe.


A CD KEY COWELL


Clitheroe. Mi*s Wnddinetcn Jean and


3 A N G R Y B o w l a n d -"parents this w e e k voiced f bitter opposition to the ^in ten de d closure o f


■JGrindleton’s Riv ersm ead


’ School as p a r t o f the » scheme fo r local educa­ t io n reorganisation,


r At a packed and often istormy meeting at Rivers- Imcud (Bowlnnd County Sec- Jondary School), local people jhoard education chiefs outline


$the reorganisation scheme I j fu l l details of which are fgiven on page nine in a {report of a similar meeting fheld in Clitheroc).


| Among the leaders of the 1. . . _ i_____ _ „ _ . . . «


inti-closure group at the ( L a


•jmceting, held at Riversmead ^itself, was the chairman of the ^school’s managers, Mr Ronald iWiUiamson. ♦ Mr Williamson, a former ^chairman of the old Bowland £ Rural Council, told the meet- ling: “This school has played a |very important part in the ^education of young people of ^Rowland since its opening in *1949. Bowland people are well 5 known fo r their character, ^friendliness and sincere hon- resty of purpose and this has ^bcen passed on by Rivers- s-mead. 6 “I cannot accept the reason fgiven in the letter to parents ♦ for the school’s closure — that ^the larger a school is the more 'efficient it must be. Neither tdo I agree with the remarks Fthat Riversmead is unsuitable tfor extensions or badly sited •geographically.”


A Staff at the school were .|‘held in very high regard, said Mr Williamson, and charactcr-


fbuilding played an important fpart in the school curriculum. iAt the same time, the cur­


riculum had kept up with the Uimcs to provide opportunity


;flor progress in the academic :r2iieW.“Why are we completely


sad bereavement. They also! wish to acknowled:? th< manv generous dor.auc-’t*


1


. ‘closing down this good school ' and sending 290 pupils to -other schools that are already ^overcrowded?” he asked. “Why cannot sufficient


:_Jextra building be erected here instead o f spending large sums of money on enlarging


-■the Clitheroe schools?” •’ Concluding by asking for ♦ those in opposition to the clo- •sure to raise their hands, Mr ■Williamson received a virtu­


ally unani port of hi: In reply


assistant responsib tion, point of schools ter. A l,0f as those p ble Valle when com twice the some authi the size ol not provid jeet opth 1,000-pupi


There w


the quality prompted sure. “We the excclh particular Turner, that we si education existing st


Earlier,


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