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C!iilhcvoe Advertise*,and Times, December 3Gii , ,.)76 SALE SALE SALE


FABRIC SALE now on at


HARTLEYS FABRICS 12 MARKET PLACE CLITHEROE


MANY GOOD OFFERS


HALF PRICE SECTION certain dree* fabrics must be doored to make room for spring stock, save now!


BOUCLE. DRESS FABRICS, CO In. wide, high foshlon at usually over C4 yd, cur price Is only C2.50.


V1YGLIA. Genuine reduction ol 25% off ALL STOCK. Delightful all natural wool/cotton printed drees fabrics.


NAVY COTTON DENIM, 40 In. wide, I special offer at 69p yard.


DARK BROWN NEEDLECORD, 36 In. wide, all cotton, special offer at £1.29 yard. _________


ACRYLIC CHECK SKIRTINGS, 60 In. wide, stock must be reduced, only 49p yard.


POLYESTER CRIMPS, 60 In. wide, a I good selection of plains and prints |


at only 09p yard.


60 In. witto SINGLE JERSEY INg NAVY OR WHITE, FOR T-SHIRTS, [ ETC. Navy only 29p yard. White I slightly shop soiled 19p. Limited | stocks. ,


SEERSUCKER CORDUROY. High fashio n fabric In rust shado, should be about £1.60 yard. Our pries 69p yard, 36 In.


FURNISHING CORDUROY 45 In. wide. Extra broad cord and only £1.99 yard.


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HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES AS FOLLOWS


FLANNELETTE SHEETS. 90/100 mall order quality Lancashire made strip e d designs. Fun d o u b le bed s iz e . S lig h t


WHITE BATH TOWELS £ 1 . 3 6 e a c h . TERRY TEA TOWELS 45peech. DISHCLOTHS 6 f o r 3 9 14 p ( 2 n d * ) . OVEN GLOVES.......... 42p each. GUEST TOWELS......... 2 for 69p WHITE BABY NAPPIES


6 f o r £ 1 . 9 9 . WAJST APRON........ - 50p each.


IRON BOARD COVER 59p eech. FACECLOTHS........... 3for49p.


LANCASHIRE FLANNELETTE SHEE TS, HOLMEMOSS BRAND. Last offer at these prices. Save now


Single bed 68/100 £4.75 pair. Double bed 90/100 — £5.99 pelr.


SWISH DEEP PLEAT CURTAIN TAPE, b YARDS FOR <ftP. Price Including FREE HOOKS


PRINTED FLANNELETTE PILLOW­ CASES, one design In orange'plnk-. /whits, reduced to 69p pair.


16 In. ROLLER TO WELLING 5 9 p


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CONTINENTAL QUILTS SPECIAL OFFERS


P3 TERYLENE — the beet marv made continents! quilt, warm, washable, etc. Single £10.75, Double £14.25


FEATHER A DOWN Single £13.95, Double £18.95


PURE DOWN Single £21.95, Double £31.95


Perfe^^ualUj^^gs^^ars.


Polycotlon printed COT SHEETING, | 69p yard


LANCASHIRE COTTON TEA I TOWELLING, 41 In. wide, only 59p | yard.


HAND TOWELS (good quality) from J 99p each.


HAND WIPERS, In strong cotton I tw ill, for those who work with their | hands. Only 10p each.


WHITE COTTON SHEETING, 70 In. wide, 69p yard, 90 In. wide, CI.OOp yard._______________ _


NET CURTAINING, top qual­ ities, One Penny per inch, width thus 36 In. wide at 36p yard


Plus REMNANTS In our remnant boxes Include Large Ftannoletto pieces and smaller printed Doll/Apron Cottons.


Plus SANDERSONS CURTAJNfMOS, various soedal offers


SIXTY members of the Wednesday Lunch Club, run b; Clitheroe Old People’s Welfare Committee, sat dou n to a traditional Christmas lunch. Special guests were the Ribble Valley Mayor and Mayoress (Coun. and Mrs Fred Green) and, the Mayor


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and Mavorcss of Clithcroe (Coun. and Mrs John Black­ burn) M'-o present w ore committee, chairman Mr Joseph Robinson ind Mis Robinson and treasurer Mr Ernest Toison and Mrs Tolson. Carols were led by former chairman, Miss Dorothy Rushtoii.


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THE charitable spirit of the Clitheroe branch of the Royal British Legion really comes to the fore at Christmas.


As well as giving food parcels and other gifts to needy ev-servicemen, members have organised parties for chil­


dren. Ah the one for the under-lls, Mr Jim Looming, of Wor.-ton, entertained the children with his own brand of magic. Resident organist Mr Alf Ingham was also there.


Clitheroe (Coun. and Mrs John Blackburn) and branch chaplain the Rev. J. C. Hudson. Steward and stewardess Mr and Mrs Jim Whittaker had1 done a lot of work behind the scenes for the party. Mrs Maureen Cotterill and Mrs Betty Beard ensured that each child received a present. There was the Richard Ciossland disco for the dancing at a party for the over-1 Is.


Among those present were the Mayor and Mayoress of


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IT ’S PARTY TIME FOR YOUNG AND OLD •» * \ t


CERAMICA ITALIA LTD


FOR EVERYTHING in TILES


'S ob o u r m ag n ifice n t range o f WALL AND FLOOR TILES. O ver 500 d iffe re n t typ e s — E n g lish , Ita lia n , Spanish, Greek and German makes.


Wso TERRAZZO FLOOR TILES, MARMYRA RESIN TILES. CORK AND PARQUET TILES AVAILABLE.


THE COACH HOUSE, DUCK ST, CLITHEROE


(opposks WHInafe Motor,). Tel. 24570 25802 PLEASE NOTE WE ARE CLOSED


FROM FRI. DEC. 31st, REOPEN TUES.


__ JAN. 4th. (TRADE INQUIRIES WELCOME)


FATHER Christmas found himself specially busy at a party for the children of Caldcrstones Hospital staff.


ters, between the age of two and 10, attended the party — and Santa had a present for


For a total of 270 youngs­


games and entertainments were other features of the


each of them. A Christmas tea and


party, organised by Colder- stones Staf f Social Club secretary Mr John Simpson and the committee members.


PUPILS of St Augustine’s School, Billington, lent a hand at a Christmas party for Whalley Play Group B.


helping at the play group every Friday afternoon organised the games and


Ten girls who have been


served lunch at the party, held at Whallcy Old Gram­ mar School. Play group organiser Mrs


Newbold and Mrs Barbara Nutter.


Valerie Hay hurst was there with helpers Mrs Sally


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