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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 29th, 1977 7


SALE SALE SALE 1HARTLEYS FABRICS


P O L Y E S T E R / C R IM P S . Ladles, genfa, printed,


plain, stripes, spots. 60la wide dress/trouser fabric from 69 pence yard.


C U R T A IN IN G R E D U C ­ TIO NS genuine and dras-'


tic reductions on existing


stocks selected to dean’ Buy rx>w and save.


, .


IlFIX, MEHANb, |\R, PECO, JOU]^F


Is, CARRIAGES^ CONTROLLERS.


Ige r a ilw a y s .


CENTAL AND ISCHMAN, LIMA, llVAROSSI, PECO, Ipola, VIiaNG.


ffJGE MODEL liYS


KESSORIES, TOYS j;viES


IlGTSofCARS, fi CYCLER SHIPS, Ji, MILITARY (.ES.


lITSbyAIRFIX, ER, RIKO.ERTL,


iNDAL AURORA, MATCHBOX,


JI KITS —K’s


C E S , IN STOCK


I; by MATCHBOX — IJSTILL. Etc.


hiNG KITS, CARS KTOP SPARES.


Idr racing ILand HUMBROL


.^OS -LANE,


N


RROE IM20


l @ MCE MORTONS


The Jewellers for all kinds of


Watches — Clocks and Jewellery


18 Moor Lane, Tel. 22420


IDEAL PET STORES For all your Pet Requirements


PETS, FOODS, TROPICAL RSH AND ACCESSORIES


48 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE MRS P. MILLER. T E L . 23528


AENHRE’S • ? i


School says thanks to caretaker


A TELEVISED ’service at Whalley Parish Church in A u g u s t


is


memories l


For one o f the


Isherwood will keep of the ’village when he moves Garstang.


that Mr Fred to


on January 8th, he


■will be 'retiring as verger and' also as caretaker of ■Whalley CE School. At the end of term the


schoolchildren said “thank you” to Mr Isherwood and after tteir carol service in the church he -was presented with a nest of tables. Mr Isherwood and his


wife, Martha, moved to •■Woodfield Avenue, Whal­


ley, nine' years ago. They have both enjoyed living in the village, but are now looking forward to retire­


ment. . “ I "think most of ^ I’ll miss the children,” said Mr


their ruby 'weddmg next year, have two married chil­ dren living in Accrington and Blackburn.


Our picture shows head­


m a s t e r^ Colin Armstrong presenting the nest of tables


Isherwood, who hopes to continue his hobbies of by gaidening and fishing.


to Mr Isherwood, watched the vicar, the Rev. R. A. pur, and Mrs Isher-


Harpi The couple, who celebrate wood. NEW COUNCIL OFFICES of HELLIFIELD LTD


Date is set for talks


KIBBLE VALLEY councillors are being given a month to put forward suggestions on the design and finance of their proposed new muracipal


offices. / And they will be consi­ commences FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th, at 9 a.m.


FINE QUALITY CLOTHES FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN


HELLIFIELD, Nr SKIPTON, N. YORKS Tel. HELLIFIELD 201.


AHERNE’S


dered at a special council meeting on January 25th to thrash out the preUminary concept of the building. The decision was made at


a meeting of-Kibble Valley CJouncil, following a recom­ mendation of its Policy and Resources Committee. Committee chairman, Coun. Bill Fleming, Billing-


ton, said that copies of a feasibility study into the


' project had been completed and circulated to menibers. Any councillors who had


suggestions should submit them either to the Chief Executive (Mr Michael Jack- son) or to himself, and they would be discussed at the special meeting where the matter would be thrown


“wide open.” Coun. Edwin Gretton, Grindleton and 'West Brad­


I the two pictures. Put a |lress and post to “Spot Office, King Street,


jitheroe, has been kind (del kits; a Motocrosser


prcar) and a U.S.A.F. bh are exclusive to Mr


jst three correct entries Inese fabulous kits.


I'ees o( United Newspapers arxJ their IxJ Ihe winners will be annourx»d on 1x1 Judges' decisions are (ir«l.


FURNITURE AND BEDDING SALE


STARTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER soft


CUTHEROE. Tel. 22098 10 KING STREET 1 ' ” ' ’ I *(/ s . . ‘ I'l*


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ford, hoped that at tlie meet­ ing councillors would be given a complete run down on costings aiid financial implications. Cloun. Geoffrey Ains­


worth, Clayton-le-Dale, took e x c e p t ion , however, a recommendation to the committee that .the new building should be of a size and type outlined in a report by Mr Charles Wilson, CWef A r ch ite c t and Planning


Officer. . “I thought that this was to


be left open,” he said. ‘T feel that with this recoihmenda- tion we are committing


ourselves.” .meeting. He also thought that the : However, he ’was opposed


by (3oun. Fleming who said that the decision on the new building was one of the most important the council had had to make since its forma­ tion, and should be the subject of a special meeting.


' ; ,


matter could be discussed at the end of the next council


FLUSHING out terrorists in strife-forn Northern Ireland is temporarily a thing of the past for Cpl K e i t h M a r s d e n , of Whalley. For along with other


members of the 1st Btn. 'The Queen’ s Lancashire, R egim ent he has ju s t returned home after four months in a posting no-one


envies — South Armagh, near the border with Eire. The. Battalion has been


resmnsible for 400 square miles of territory with 51 border crossing points. Its first task has been,


peace-keeping but the area is ideal infantry country and the soldiers have been’ perfecting their techniques and fitness.


Cpl Marsden, who _ : pictured leading a section-


through a derelict farm, near Newry, was a student | nurse before joining the


army in 1971. , In addition to being an


infantry-man he has also trained as a “medic.” His wife, Christine, and


three children live at Great, Harwood.


• ’i i - S-’J-ow Job no-one envies


iPROTAR, FROG, Iai , ESCI


STWOODROAD


T E A TOW E L S — large plain, white, cotton 29 x 35t4 only 39p.


In e x p e n s ive towelling BATHROOM SET. Pede^ tal, mat, seat cover, choice of p in k, gold, blue or brown, only £1.65 aet


b e d F L A N N E L E T T E SHEETS, warm and good value 68 X 100 at £5.95 pair. Seersucker NYLON TABL­ ING 52ln. wide. Orange, olive, brown 99p yara -


Good qwlHy strlpM single Sale raises cash for


2 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE SALE SALE SALE


CO N Tlf lEN TA L ' GUILTS. New Courtaulds Couttelle Contlirental Quilts, double bed, size 78 x 78 boxed at only £12.95, each guaratv


H A L F - P R I C E B O X .


Genuine reductions to only HALF NORMAL PRICE tor


certain slow selling dress fAKrlr^fl


S I N G L E J E R S E Y (o r blouses etc. 601a wide and in fancy stripes eta, at only 59p yard. Brown or plain navy, 39p yard.


B L A N K E T REMNANTS. Our old. customers will r ememb e r these and welcome these bargain pieces at bargain price.


A L L WOOL BLANKETS, double bed size 90 x 100. Compare our price at £16 each.


Flannelette DUSTERS, 3 for 49p.


WHITE COTTON SHEETS 70 X 100 single bed size, only £5.99 pair.


B L A N K S COATIn G, 601a wide, check desiga warm and fashlonabTe £2.99- yard. POLYESTER WOOL, tsshlonable small check In red, white, blue for skirts,


White


LOTHS,. size 50 X 50 only aa^h


DOWNPROOF CAMBRIC 45ia wide Is a bargain at the moment whilst stocks remain at 99p yard.


601a w i ^ plain CURTAIN NET. only 39p yard.


Acrylic COT BLANKETS In lemon or white. Good size 38 X 58, only £1.40each.


B E D S P R E A D seconds. Fringed single bed size printed bedspreads £2.99


Unon floral TEA TOWELa A bright print but only 49p


each. Printed Terry TEA TOWELS, only 79p pair.


'fabrics. Ladles and gents . only 69p per yard.


DENIM — INbiGO 48ln. wide, 99p Yard, sale price. W Y N C Y E T T E pyjama


All m d CUKEL COATING 541a wide, heavy velour quality. Compare our price, compare dur quality, really outstanding value at £3.95


.-yard. VIYELLA and. CLYDELUL Special offer at only £1.99 yard, perfect Reduced In p r i c e , s om e s l i g h t seconds, mixed qualities In this super dress fabric at this knock down, give awav orlce.


'


Many items-reduced in price in existing stocks now In the shop — plus STOP PRESS


DRALON VELVET 5(Hn. wide, bought as perfects but perhaps slight faun only, should be £5.95 per yard, genuine reduction to £3.95 yard.


VELVET CURTAINING 10% off In this sale. 48ln. wide. Lanca­ shire quainy perfects. Should be £4.95, save 10% at £4.45 now.


v ONLY A T


HARTLEYS FABRICS . 12 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


(before the dock on your right hand side — the small shop with the ___________ great reputation).


Bonded velvet CURTAINING 48ln. wide In olive green, only 99p yard (lass than many curtain linings).


PLUS MANY MORE BARGAINS IN THIS GREAT SALE


PUPILS of Chatbum C of E School held a Christinas sale to raise money for their Christmas party. Each class ran a stall.


They were stocked with an a s s o r tm e n t o f g o o d s including groceries, cakes, fancy goods and Christmas decorations, and refresh­


ments were available. There was a very good


attendance at the sale organised by the headmas­ ter Mr H. E. Boden and his staff. A prize of a teddy.' bear was won by Miss K. Tomlinson, and a tin of sweets was won by Julie Myers.


A big thrill for young footballers


THE FA Cup is something that most local pjeople see only once a year — and usually on television at that — being presented after the Wembley Final. But 20 players from the Pendle Roneers club all had their hands on the trophy on a Christmas visit to the Manchester United set up. And, as another treat, the


Carollers give an encore


A SMALL group of children f r om P a r k A v e n u e , Clitheroe, put so much effort into a carol singingtour of their neighbourhood that they were asked to give a rep eat performance the follo^g_night. : .. _., - .


The . group, whose ages


rahg^ from three to nine years, set out in the rain with two mothers—Mrs Stephanie Dugdale and Mrs Nina Driver — tO’ visit neighbours and sing their


favourite carols. Their efforts were well


rewarded. Not only were they given sweets and ch o c o la t e s , th e y also managed to raise £6.56V4 for Clitheroe Physiotherapy


Centre. The children were Sharon


and Steven Petty, Joanne and Richard DugdMe, David and Simon Driver, Amanda Clarke, Judith Davies, Catherine Holker, Steven and Heather Lord. Other donations received


b y th e P h y s io th e ra p y Centre are £75 from Black­ burn Textile Manufacturers’ A s s o c ia t io n , £10 from Clitheroe Inner 'Wheel Club and £10 from St James’s ParochiM Church Council.


team were allowed to run out of the Old Trafford tunnel and on the the pitch. They spent the morning


a t th e c lu b ’ s training complex at “ The Cliff” where they saw the players preparing for the Boxing Day dash ■with Everton. Afterwards, famous inter­


national stars as Sammy Mcllroy, Brian Greenhoff


and Gordon Hill chatted with the lads. 'While at the training roimd, the party were also shown the cnang- i n g


r oom s, , t h e


physiotherapy complex and even the players’ baths. -' A f te r lunch, the boys visited the dub’s stadium. In addition to looking round the trophy room, the lads also calted at the souvenir shop.


The Pendle Pioneers’


s e c r e t a r y , Mr Jac k Haydock, accompanied the


party. “ It was a fantastic day and


I must thank Manchester United for their very warm hospitality,” he said. “All the players found time to chat ■with the lads and they all returned home with plenty of autographs.” The trip was the result of


a long standing arrangement with United’s former assis­ tant manager Mr Frank Blunstone. Although there is now a


ban on touring parties at Old T ^ fo rd , present' manager Dave Sexton honoured the arrangement. Meanwhile the club is


hoping to visit Leeds United and Everton football dubs in the New Year.


STARTS THIS SAT. ETO lK €A Va n (k S D7 ■ - 0 ; CLEANERS etc.


CARMEN SUNDIAL SUN LAMP normal orice £19.95..........................


AEG PE............................................................................................................£169.95 £142.95 AEGHC....:.......................................................................................................£189.95 £159.95 AEG 800E.........................................................................................................£345.00 £285.00 AEG 2000E.......................................................................................................£525.00 £450.00


WASHING MACHINES WASHING MACHINES


One only COLSTON CONSORT.................................. ............................... One only COLSTON COMMADORE WASHER/DRYER...........................£249.95


One only HOTPOINT1826 AUTO................................................................ One only SERVIS100 TWIN TU B ................................................................£148.00


TUMBLE DRYERS One only PHILIPS 9lbs..................................................................................£79-95 BURCO D676 6lbs..................................... -.................................................... £62.95


CCCKERS, HCBS, etc. One only MOFFAT 2633 COOKER


Rec. sale price g


BURCO BUILT-IN COOKER...........,....................................... SCHOLTES GAS & ELECTRIC HOB..................................... " "


DISHWASHERS


COLSTON 101 (6 settings).......................................................................... COLSTON 303 (6 settings ...........................................................................£159-9|


COLSTON 612 (12 settings).........................................................................£189-95 BOSCH M (12 settings)................................................................................. ^59.95 HOBART KITCHEN AID usual price £445................................. SALE PRICE £375 E W B A N K C A R P E T


SW E E P E R S 10 to Clear only £4.95^<^-^' CLEANERS


HOOVER 1012 JUNIOR VAC rec. price £67.95 our price E47.95 less part exchange


Hoover with footswltch £5.00 ALL YOU PAY IS £42.95


HOOVER SENIOR...............£77.95 one only (shop soiled) H )VER JUNIOR...... ....£39.95


AEG CLEANER TK4000 one only...........................£45.95


OOV------------------------ STARKlg ARMS 77A CASTLE ST.


-■ /ISWAW dL lAOVAL HOTEL


WADEkr L O W E R G A T E


npi IVFDV RUT WE UNPACK AND DEMONSTRATE AS WELL ir EASY TERMS AVAIL* ar l^ O ^ ^ M D S OVER^^ WE CAN ARRANGE PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL a S I i&TIONS * FULL MONEY REFUND IS NOT SATISHED WITH YOUR PURCHASE WITHIN SEVEN DAYS ■ ^


■ X. d p s ^a n a L SERVICE OUR OWN SERVICE COMPANY ★ NOT ONLY FREE In short we give you the full and complete service to which you are entitled R D E _____ V


CU. ft. damaged)......


FrIdge/4 cu. ft. Freezer (slightly B E E K A Y


damaged)............................£169.95 TRICITY 4 cu. ft. FREEZER. £79.95 B E E K A Y 3301 3.3 cu. ft. Freezer/6.7 cu. ft. Fridge... £159.95


Freezer □


FRIDGE/FREEZERS ZANUSSI 20/15 6 cu. ft. Fridge/5


..........................)169.95 PC295G,


(slig htl y 5 cu.


ft.


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*JJt - MOFFAT 4235 CERAMIC HOB...............................................£191-16 £149.95 nc each.


SMALL APPLBANCES HOOVER 4004 STEAM IRON............................................................................£9.50


HAIR ROLLER SETS TO CLEAR ALL SAME PRICE £8.00


KRUPS FOOD SLICER (one only)..;............................... ;........ .....................£12.00


XPELAIR GXC9 WINDOW FAN (2 only)........................................................£24.00 AEG DBS STEAM IRON, fantastic value...................................................... £15.95


ALL HAIR CARE SETS........................................ .............................................£9.95 HAR'nNGTON CHROME DELUXE INFRA-RED GRILLS normal price £24.95....................................................................SALE PRICE £17.00


PHILIPS TX2000 LIQUIDISER mal price £29.95....................................................................SALE PRICE £20.00


CARME^N 3 PINT AUTO KETTLE................................. .................................£12.95 AEG SPECBAL BUY (shop soiled)


SALE PRICE £13.95 Our normal price SALE PRICE


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“sales' AGESTS FOR AEG, MIELE, HOOVER, HOBART, UNDE BRAUN


SERVICE AGENTS FOR AEG, MELE, HOOVER, BRAUN, CREDA SWAN COURTYARD SWAN a ROYAL COURTYARD, CLITHEROE., Tel. 26914


Also 81 NORTHQATE, BLACKBURN. Tol. 69441 (Closed Thursdays).


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