8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December >15th, 1977 ' mim oooTSON Limited
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Madge Frankland playing the piano, the “younger end” of the over 60s led the singing of old favourites, and Chatbum’s “answer” to Pam Ayres — Mrs Florrie Bowskill, of Sawley Road — recited an appropriate poem. Mrs Bpwskill is known in Chatbum for her ability to ’ turn out a suitable verse for any occasion—and this was no exception. Everyone received a gift.
them and he provided all the guests with a “drink on the house.” With secretary Mrs
Marcella had made sure the room was warm for
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Gives talk and song
MEMORIES of her term as •Mayoress of Clitheroe were the subject of a talk by Mrs Alice Wells to members of the1 Good Companions’ Club. She brought along a selec tion of photographs to illus trate: a -most enjoyable account. Mrs Wells was also one of
three vocalists at the meet- , the others being Mrs
Ellis and Miss M. Robinson. Recitations were given by Mrs Addison. Everyone joined in carols and old-time songs, with Mr J. Scott as compere. Mrs H. Woods was pianist. Tea was'served by members and this was followed by an exchange of parcels. The next meeting will be
the annual party in the new hall at Low Moor, on January 12th.
A TASTY OFFERING
THE Calderstones’ Revue and Operatic Society^ Cinderella was a real plum pudding of a pantomime — it had something for everybody.
central heating now from only
Start electric
.cow that did everything but talk and all served up with speciality dances by the Mary -Waddington Young Ladies as a special attrac tion, and you nave a recipe that could not fail to please. It all proved very much to
the palate of the nrst-nieht audience and doubtless patrons on the three follow ing evenings and at the Saturday matinee would leave the theatre equally replete. Author-producer,. Phillip W. Armitage, with the
chorus full of enthusiasm, colourful dresses and bright scenery, songs that every body remembered, a comedy
girl and a thigh-slapping principal boy for dad to feast his eyes upon, a delightful fairy queen for all the little girls to envy, lots of funny people for the boys to laugh at and a chorus of tiny tots — some making their first ever stage appearance — who went right to the hearts of every mum and grandma. And grandpa, too. Add to these an adult
An attractive principal
support of a cast of over 60 and 20 or more backstage and front of house assistants, can be well pleased with the results of his, and their, many weeks of effort.
fin al e with the entire company - dressed in red, white and blue which set the seal on the whole production and made it very much show for Jubilee Year. It made an excellent start
to the hospital’s Christmas season.
THESPIS About USA
the first round of the senior, debate. Results: Clitheroe A 142, Samlesbury A 135; Clitheroe B 178, Slaidbum A
THE Rev. A. R. Higginson t a lked about visits to America to Clitheroe YFC. A vote of thanks was given by Fred Spurgeon and Nicholas Bristol. ' The previous night saw
152; Clitheroe C 137, Pendie Forest 137.
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speakers in attractive teak/black/silver finish.
BM,S £119
That's what we’ll allow against the purchase of a new colour TV, provided your old set is complete and 625-line. Subject to inspection and approval of your old set, the £50 will be paid in cash after your new set has been installed. Please ask for . full details of this exceptional offer, which is for a limited period only.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS LADIES’ COATS, BLANKET COATS, SHORT,
• JACKETS, COCKTAIL AND EVENING DRESSES DAY DRESSES, OVER DRESSES, SUITS,
TROUSER SUITS, SKIRTS (cord and velvet), PURE WOOL SKIRTS, £8.50.
KNITWEAR— Overtops, Polos, Angora Sweaters, Hooded Jackets, VelvetTops, Lingerie, Boots and Shoes.
MEN'S OVERCOATS, VELVET JACKETS, SPORTS JACKETS, ANORAKS, SHORT RAINCOATS, s .
CHUNKY KNIT SWEATERS, DENIMS, SHIRTS, SHOES, etc.
ECONOMIC STORES
66-70 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. 22697
HIGH STREET, SKIPTON. OPEN DAILY 9-5.30'(EXCEPT TUESDAYS,9 -1.0)
FOR ALL THE FAMILY : :
JUST ARRIVED — VELVET JACKETS AND SUITS, sizes 12-16, black and navy.
Sp iNJ EREST fREE credit -
£50 FORYOUR OLD COLOUR TV
read the cash price overi2 months Available n
most purchases over £50. Please ask for devils . ° ffer ends January 28th - act now'
SONY Solid State Digital r Clock/Radio with LED
SONY TC 65 Cassette Recorder £34.95
HITACHI Portable Tape Recorder £39.95
eading £59 ^
SONY Stereo Direct Drive £459
SONY Stereo Model 40 £139.95
HITACHI Music Centre £219
HITACHI Model 7675 £339 FERGUSON Studio 25D £299.95 .
FERGUSON with Dolby
HITACHI Model SDT 7640 £239
PERIOD HIGHFIDELITY “Emperor” with twin speakers £699.
MUSIC CENTRES INCLUDE: *
S £ ^ REC0RDER£ I
As a special bonus for 1977 they added a patriotic
choice of TV and Audio in Skipton
Blunt words and a confident claim. You don’t have to believe them without . seeing for yourself . . . but you know
that what we’ve said on other occasions has been true.
. We §aid the same in Bradford, and our customers have confirmed it by their response. They found that not only did we offer a better selection—but we offered it at very keen prices! Since we opened this new department
at Skipton we have found it difficult to show the full range—because people from a wide area have been quick to appreciate the value and the knowledgeable service behind it, and we’ve been selling our new stock like hot cakes!
DYNATRON period-style Music Centre —superb equipment in a lovely cabinet. 3-waveband stereo radio, record player, cassette player/recorder, and matching speakers.
BM’s price
eleven monthly garments of
example, £105 down ana
£479 or, for
They’ve liked the quality of the
reliable instruments we’ve chosen. . . they’ve liked the prices . . . and they’ve liked the terms! Pay 20% down on anything over £50 and you can spread the cost over a year at no extra charge — the credit is interest free (There is a
■modest charge if you want to spread it over 24 or 30 months.)
They’ve liked the fact that we’re bang
up to date with the latest models. They’ve been interested to see the
revolutionary Teletext Adaptor that turns your colour TV into a mine of up-to-the-minute information on weather, share prices, sports results, consumer information, events, business,
EXCLUSIVE SANYO Music Centre, model GXT7000, with - Dolby system, stereo tape/record player, stereo radio, matched speakers.
BM’s price £249 or^for example, £51 down and eleven monthly payments of
and does not affect normal viewing. Portable—for use in home or office. 100 “pages” of up-to-the-minute information. Invaluable to brokers, Bookmakers, colleges: farmers journalists, travellers, sportsmen—anyone who needs news and information quickly. Ask for a demonstration-
TELETEXT ADAPTOR plugs into your TV to give you the normal complete range of BBC and lTV information services. Suits any 625-line colour or black/white receiver
£399 or, for -
gardening, etc. They’ve liked a chance to win a £100 Gift Voucher in our TV Games Championship.
Now it’s your turn. If you’re thinking
• of a new colour TV—ask about our £50 trade-in allowance. If you’re thinking it’s time you really enjoyed your radio, records or cassettes — come and hear some of the finest music centres in their class. If you want a portable radio or TV —we have them.
Brown, Muffs store in Skipton is full
of good things. This new TV and Audio Department is the latest of the many developments we have introduced . . . and you could think it’s the best one yet. Come and see for yourself.
dealt with in rotation—and our Bradford colleagues will help us.
PORTABLE black/white TV, operates off mains or battery: ideal for camping or garden, ic anyone confineoto bed, as a i
EXCLUSIVE 12in.
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GRANDSTAND TV GAME fits most TVs, gives a choice of four games (soccer, tennis, gqiinah, nanHhflll)‘ play
slowly or quickly; exciting fun for all the family. Complete with free adaptor. Two models.
Black/white
£19.95 • Colour £29.95 WIN £100 GIFT VOUCHER e Each game brings a free
played in Bradford in February. You could win!
ntry form for BMs TV Games Championship to be
) second set anywhere. Excellent ■
ENJOY ALL THE COLOUR OF A TV CHRISTMAS! If you act promptly, we can install your new set before Christmas. Tieres bound to be a rush, but orders will be
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and the crafts were provided by friends and supporters of the Blackburn and Rishton branch. Representing the Blackburn and Rishton branch was
their secretary, Mrs Hilary Forshaw. Refreshments were provided by members of the society and cakes were made by parishioners and friends of the society.
A WIDE variety of crafts were on sale in St Michael and St John’s Church Hall, Clitheroe, on Friday, when more than £100 was made for the Society for the Protection of the Unborn Child (SPUC). The event was organised by the local branch of SPUC
A TRADITIONAL Christmas turkey and plum pudding dinner was enjoyed by 38 members of the Ribblesdale Club, Chatbum, at their annual party at the Pendle Hotel, Chatbum. Landlord Mr Ted
Brisk demand <
3 at crafts fair
WHALLEY TEAM KNOW THEIR BIRDS
,by the Young Ornithologists’ Club, they beat a team from' Blackburn by 85 points to 72. A team from Woking, S u r rey , were national winners, scoring 93 points. The heat was held at St
A T EAM o f y o u n g ornithologists from the Whalley group have ended fifth in a national competi tion to find the “Bird Brains” of 1977. In . the! last heat of the inter-group competition run
p re s e n te d th e prizes, ■congratulated both teams on their high standard of know
competition covered general bird knowledge, a screen test, birds of prey, a slide game, bird identification, and 20 questions, J n which the team nad to discover the identity of two species of bird. Whalley managed to identify both theirs, but the Bl a c k b u rn te am only managed one.
NFU party
IT was party time for member s of Cl i theroe Ladies’ Social Section of the NFU when they met at the Black Bull Hotel, Riming- ton, for their annual Christ mas get-together. The 65 members were welcomed by president Mrs A. Wood. Mr and Mrs ,Hutton, of Earby, organi s ed games and dancing. ,
members received a book token to be spent on bird books, and the-losers each received a copy of the YOC Bird Life Annual. The six rounds of the
ledge. V ! T h e win n in g .team
asked by Peter Holden, national organiser for the YOC, who came specially from th’ei Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ headquarters at Sandy, Bedfordshire. M r H o l d e n , wh o
Linda Hanson,. Stephanie Cooper, Olwyn Haworth and Ashley Cooper. Questions were set and
sion of Msgr J. Guerin. W
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down Sets — Pyjamas and Nightdres ses — Kilts — Windsor woollies — Jumpers and Pullovers — Trews — Co'zy-Toze — Tights. — Kamella Garments — Mitts and Gloves — Hats —
Baby Deer Shoes — Kiddicraft Toys— All baby linen, etc.
FOR MOTHER Brushed Nylon Nightdresses — Vests,
etc, — Bed Socks — Sheepskin Mitts — Voodoo Tights — Handkerchiefs (Ladles’ and Men’s).
Stockists for Wendywear — Kamella — Brettles — Windsor and Trutex.
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TRAIN SETS, LOCOS, CARRIAGES. WAGONS, TRUCKS, CONTROLLER^
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LIGHT WORK THIS GIFT BUYING CHRISTMAS VISIT THE
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PHILIPS 22in. £269 PHILIPS22in. Model 606-1 £319
FERGUSON 20ia £245 FERGUSON 22in. with remote control £299 SONY 18in. Trinitron £285 SONY 12in. Mains Portable
SONY20in. Model KB 2000 £339
gm. Maina/Battery Portable 1289
NATIONAL PANASONIC ' £199^6*^ Portable
HITACHI 20in. £309 n r 22ia Model CS 600 £299
NATIONAL PANASONIC 12m Mains Portable £249.95
COLOUR TVs INCLUDE: PYE 22in. (with free car radio) £259
PHILIPS 26in. Cabinet with' doors £425
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