10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 4th, 1979


BURNLEY EXPRESS NELSON LEADER COLNE TIMES


BARNOLDSWICK & EARBY TIMES CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


12th Annual Senior Citizens Holiday


ILFRACOMBE AND NORTH DEVON


DEPARTING SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 1979 for 8 days


coastline, is a delightful town with a long established reputa­ tion for a friendly welcome. By day the narrow streets and quiet alleyways tumbling steeply down to the sea front and harbour, magnificent gardens and parks, the craggy coves and beaches all invite exploration or relaxation to match your mood. At night the jostling hotels and guest houses with their varied architecture, and the balmy air and coloured lights, create an atmosphere of charm and character rare to find. Whilst the resort is hilly in parts, many of the shops and holiday attractions are on level ground and near the prom­ enade and busy harbour. ITINERARY — SATURDAY: East Lancashire to Ilfracombe. Lunch en route is not included. SU N D A Y : A completely free dav to relax and explore Ilfracombe’s many features.


MONDAY: Morning excursion to the golden coast via Saunton and Croyde to Woolacombe. Afternoon free. Evening visit to a performance of "Annie Get Your Gun.” TUESDAY: Morning free. Afternoon excursion to the Valley of Rocks and Lynton. WEDNESDAY: Full day excursion via the Bray and Exe Valleys to the ancient cathedral city of Exeter returning via Credfton and Barnstaple. Packed lunch provided. T H U R SD A Y : Morning free. Afternoon excursion via the Exmoor Coast to lovely Dunster. FRIDAY: Morning excursion to Barnstaple to visit the Pannier Market and nearby Craft Market. Afternoon free. Evening visit to the Top of the Town for our own Party Night. SATURDAY: Return from Ilfracombe to East Lancashire. Lunch en route is not included. YOUR HOTELS are both situated on the level on Wilder Road and are within minutes of the promenade and harbour. All rooms have hot and cold water and some are available with private bathroom or shower and toilet. Lounges and dining rooms are comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated. Accommodation includes breakfast, lunch and dinner with a choice of menu and includes tea or coffee as appropriateand 8% VAT. Some form of entertainment will be arranged by the manager of each hotel during the week. RUNNACLEAVE HOTEL: 120 bedrooms, lift to all floors, residents bar, games room and ballroom. DILKHUSA GRAND HOTEL: 119 bedrooms, lift to all floors, residents and public bars and ballroom. To meet the increas­ ing demand for superior accommodation we are pleased to have secured almost the whole of this two-star AA recom­ mended hotel which provides a high standard of comfort and cuisine to satisfy the most discerning guests. PRICES PER PERSON: Runnacleave..............................£79


S u p p lem e n t for private bath or


shower.......................................£5 Dilkhusa Grand.......................... £94 S u p p lem e n t for private bath or shower.......................................£8


PRICE INCLUDES: Full board accommodation as described; Travel by National Coach from Barnoldswick, Earby, Colne, Nelson, Brierfield, Burnley, Padiham, Whalley, Clitheroe to Ilfracombe and return and on the excursions as described; Admission to "Annie Get Your Gun" and the Party Night; the services of a Ribble representative throughout. NOT INCLUDED is cancellation and travel insurance which Is strongly recommended and details may be obtained from your local office of Ribble Travel Service when booking. P L EA SE NOTE: This tour is operated in conjunction with National Travel (West) Ltd and Western National Omnibus Co. Ltd and is subject to Traffic Commissioners approval. BO O K IN G S A R E A C C E P T E D on payment of a NON- REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT of £5 per person and subject to the booking conditions of Ribbic Motor Services Ltd and National Travel (West) Ltd which may be seen on request. THE BALANCE is payable by March 17th, 1979


BOOK NOW AT RIBBLE TRAVEL SERVICE


2 Parker Lane, Burnley Telephone 22171 26 Market Street, Nelson Telephone 64593 Pimlico Road, Clitheroe Telephone 23028


Arran ged by R IB B L E T R A V E L SER V IC E and escorted throughout by a Ribble Representative ILFRACOMBE, nestling snugly in Devon's most majestic


Events that made news in 1978 J a n u a r y c UBBLE VALLEY Coun­


Educaalarming 499,” County C tion Chief reports. w oun. Bert Jones, whose Loard covers Edisford, h w Moor and Trinity, Vopes to persuade Ribble d alley Council to engage a aog warden because “dogs


theroe. Slaidburn children have unexpected day off school when snow prevents school buses leaving village.


ANNOUNCEMENT that Ribble Valley is to have a new town hall in centre of c Clitheroe, first phase to


Gisburnoilsearch February


SEE THE FINEST DISPLAYS OF


FITTED KITCHENS AND


APPLIANCES IN THE AREA AT


25-27 UNION STREET ACCRINGTON •


ise Farm, near Gisburn. t At Ribble Valley Brews­ actiarns of “ necessary


ost £650,000. o Drilling by Cluff Oil Co.,


D acehorse trainer Tony hiickinson plans to move Yors stable to Harewood, i kshire, after 10 years


h on” where premises toave not been brought up R standard.


n Gisburn. WConversion of Oakfield,


owland decides to form drama group. Caiderstones is venue


y Ribble Valley Council. BMeeting at Bolton-by-


CARPETS


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WINTER SALE


D E L IV ER Y (all carpets stored free of charge until required.


4,000 yards of 27in. heavy domestic quality Axminster 80/20 (GRADE 4) at £6.95 and £7.50 per yard


1,000 yards Crossley SULTANA Axminster (GRADE 5), 27in. at £12.50 per yard


UMBEA TABLE VALUE at this price.


700 yards hotel quality Axminster (GRADE 5), 27in. at £8.50 per yard


CANNOT REPEAT AT THIS PRICE


PLAIN TWIST (16 colours), 6 widths, at £8.50 per sq. yard


REMNANTS Vi price


SHORT LENGTHS from €2 per yard. RUGS Vi price


A staff of qualified planners and fitters at your service


WALTS LTD 31 CASTLE ST., CLITHEROE


Tel. CLITHEROE 23695 Tel. PADIHAM 71339


1 OPEN TUES., WED., THURS., S A T E S T A R T S F R ID A Y , JAN. 5 th.


FRI., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY)


priswell Lane, Whalley, to foivate secondary school b r 200 pupils is approved


df London, begins at Para­ wer Sessions, chairman


Cli appointed postmaster at r J am e s Moran


Dark Nuttall, of Lancaster Crive, and Peter Hogg, of o onway Avenue, members Tf R i b b 1 e s d a 1e Scout Scout’roop, receive Chief M s Award.


Clitheroe, re-opens after extensive repairs.Craven Heifer Hotel at Chaigley auctioned for £62,000.Sabden villagers pay tri­ bute to Fr James Begley, who dies after 16 years as parish priest. MClitheroe 14-year-olds


cinson and SC Donald Hook mommended for arresting a rob a n d u r in g a r m e d Pbery.rim ro s e B rid g e ,


o stop at Clitheroe. l Clitheroe PC Alan Tom­


t anning and ’Transporta­ pion Committee backs a Dlan to encourage the t alesrail excursion service


re running wild” there. PlRibble Valley Council’s


n “no smoking” rule at meetings.Disease hits salmon and sea trout in Ribble and Hodder.Ribble Valley birthrate “ drops from 754 a year to an


il’s Public Works and i Health Committee brings


sIt’s nomoking R rule


for biggest whist drive in the Ribbie Valley — 456 . players — raising £600 for the handicapped.


p Fa of 100.celift in store for 170 c re-war Ribble Valley


f French footballing party crom AFC Rivesalte given duivic reception in Clitheroe


by 10 per cent.


esult in child fatalities. b Wild mink reported to stribble and neighbouring


eams.


iRIBBLE VALLEY “Talk­ bng Newspaper” launched


y Clitheroe Round Table. Cold weather hits Mav


Talking newspaper launched


May


snatch-squadance in Clitheroe. a thoor housing estate warns Re ravaging fish stocks in


by Ribble Valley Council. MSite agent at £lm Low r at vandalism there could


is organised


rom nearby residents. s To combat stray dog nui­


r ibble Valley Council hefuses plans for 250 Fouses at Low Moor Top f arm, after opposition


coach Dalesrail diesel — sigarries 100 kpeople on Rhtseeing run to Carlisle.


THE first passenger train to stop at Clitheroe station c for 16 years — a four-


First stop s at thetation


ring Easter tour. April


litlieroe, by ail informal Pfter 44 years as Clitheroe ju ichael Morton wins raisedalley council houses to be


chool teacher. MW a d <1 i n g t o n s eh ool hoy chnior world cross-country


tour. a Miss Kitty Pye retires Sarish Church Sunday


ampionship in Glasgow. V Rents of 2,000 Ribble


2rotests at plan to build o ayoress mark completion


50 houses at Low Moor. MRibble Valley Mayor and Cf Swan cou r t y a r d ,


ouncil houses. p Clitheroe Town Council


key the Association of Cric­ outt Umpires. He scores 94


b cricket scorers’ exam set mnd parts company with airst in North West to pass


MLITHEROE schoolboy f ichael Musson (14) is


Worldbeater CMichael


March


season undefeated, having won three major trophies. mFlexible Re inf or ce­


mark high safety record. ti First musical produc­ RGS.Safety campaign by r traders and residents Sic island at Wellgate-Duck


r 953, with 80 degrees Secorded in CHtheroe.


oliday bonanza. June


s wnswomen’s Guilds pre­ gent a rose hod at Castle mates to commemorate jubo v em en t’s g o ld en Nilee.ational Blood Transfu-


O O D N A I U SALE


161/163 BURNLEY ROAD, PADIHAM. Tel. 73153


S A L E S T A R T S F R ID A Y , J A N . S A T E S T A R T S F R ID A Y , J A N


STARTS S A T E S T A R T S F R ID A Y , S A T E S T A R T S F R I D A Y , FRIDAY S A T E S T A R T S F R ID A Y , J A


n 306-mile race. ToC 1 i t h e r o e ’ s t w o


S h i r e b u r n A v e n u e , Clitheroe.Prizemoney of £551 won by pigeon owned by Mi- i Ray Sutcliffe, of Sawley,


ports field.Winner of veterans' class in British Orienteer- ing Cha p A 1 i s t a i r


of


Championships is Mr l5a 11em ,


crant of £1,500 towards sompletion of Rimington


to National Savings Move­ ment.Clitheroe Grammar School pupil Susan Lans- dell (17), of Sabden, chosen Ribble Valley Sports Queen.Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and Leisure g Committee recommends


Execur George Kellet, Chief awarde shire District Council,


area. MFormer Clitheroe man


tive of South Shrop- d MBE for services


beach. All were working in Oman.Mrs Phyllis Todd, Whal­ awley Road, Pendleton, lfare work in Clitheroe


gunme fellow workmen killed by n on Persian Gulf


Birtarded MRE in Queen's we hday Honours list for


tCLITHEROE aircraft fit­ Primrer Tommy Hothersall, of


Clitheroeman killed


Clitreet road junction, 1 Htheroe.ottest May day since


Hcorching sun brings Bank


ritish Safety Council to Con, “Oliver," staged by fesults in temporary traf­


Blag and certificate by


lacklaw.Waddington FC finishes f ents, Clitheroe, awarded


a ilee Appeal Fund closes MTt, Chatburn.wiston runner Simon oyle covers 72 miles in 21


playing field. JubRibble Valley Silver


installed for second term as Clitheroe Town Mayor. s Miss Margaret Robin­


odka firm. Coun. Bob Ainsworth


Hon, a patient at Clitheroe 1 ospital, celebrates her


a orst season for 18 years B a n a g e r Mr Adam


01st birthday. wClitheroe FC finishes


Day sports gala organised by Clitheroe Rotarians and Whallev Lions, though 700 people at Caiderstones


y team, undefeated in 14 vears, wins sponsorship of


t £7,000. Chipping’s tug-of-war


V1/18-year-olds m Ribble b alley is given go-ahead tiy County Council Educa­


rict peaks. s Plan for two mixed 1cademic standard for


on Sub-Committee. July


pools by syndicate of four by Mr Arthur Pearson, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. o Browsholme Hall’s new


s uring caravans at Todber approvedite , near G isb u rn ,


ose Street, and four mt Clitheroe Castle for isany years when the Par­ S h P lay ers perform


yor’s department. a First outdoor production


s alley householders are get deadline to pay rates or £o to court. Between


to75,000 and £100,000 said be owed.


PLANNING permission g iv en fo r £600,000 d improvements to Ribbies-


Rustlershitfarms


nd Downliam a re a s a warned by police to guard


Ribblesdale Arms, Gis­ burn, William Vernon (17), a returns from successful


a tonyhurst College within year.Son of landlord of


Kttempt on 17,000 ft. Mt


n the Ribble Valley is con­ ducted by the Department c of Employment, which


r oone Lane, Clitheroe,


hecks about 60 suspects. WMrs Sheila Cheetham, of


eaches area final of


i purge against dole fiddlers Mouse, for the John vctively associated with


time and Wiswell top of the smaller villages. A highly successful


hampion village for tnird


oores estate. a Mr Redmayne was


onnie and son, Bill. .


win seven prizes in Lanca­ shire Best-Kept Village c Competition. Chipping is


FN a memorial trip to Rrance and Belgium, a i ibble Valley coach carry­ bng war veterans is turned oack at Belgian border swin^ to a “misunder­ tanding.”Ribble Valley villages


Champion Chipping O again


enya by school party. Sep (ember


rant are misleading. £ Silver worth more than S a jo r r o b b e r y a t


Mousing scheme, Low eroor, ensured, with Gov­ t nment-announced inten­ hion to bring in law making sch a 1 f - b u y , h a 1 f - r e n t Femes legal.


ther parts of NE Lancs. h Future of Riverside


a armers in Chatburn


t ecides to conduct popula­ gts annual Government m2,000 stolen in second


ion survey to prove that i figures determining size of


n a fortnight. d Ribble Valley Council


gainst rustlers, following i raids on stock three times


says that Ribble Valley has i more car owners and high- oess public transport, than


pale Cement’s two biggest lncome householders, but


roduction mills. County Council report


Rosemary Kunzel, Friends Cottage, Sawley, leaves for Guyana to do year’s work for Cheshire Homes Foundation. VMore than 1,000 Ribble


mer Night’s Dream." Physiotherapist Miss


hakespeare’s "A Midsum­


ws Mr Dick Wordsworth, Cho served his articles in velitheroe Borough Sur­


Council.New County Divisional i Surveyor based at Whalley


death of his godfather, Col Robert Parker. to Provision for another 30


Pwner, Mr Robert N. nearlyarker, takes up residence


three years after by Ribble Valley


teaetires after 36 years J ching at SS Michael and aohn’s School, which she ottended as a five-year- ld.Prize of £24,181 won on


NEW owners of Moorcock Inn, Waddington, Mr and Mrs Otto Polyanszky, move in.Miss Winifred Carter, r West View, Ciitheroe,


Four in pools win


psion Service’s gold award Nresented to Mr Derek M. cenixon, Darkwood Cres­


t hours over 42 Lake Dis­ achools of equal size and


on of Ken Proctor, cap­ tain of Ribblesdale Wan­ sderers cricket team is pre­


ransfer Tax. s Stephen Proctor (17),


WCol L . C . K i n g- milkinson retires as chair­ Can of governors of both S lith e ro e Grammar


ets for no runs in a Youth League game.


chools. October


MP dies from heart attack


aNEW verger, caretaker Cnd sexton of All Hallows’ Fhurch, Mitton, is Miss


Clitheroe Road, Whalley, becomes Clitheroe Golf Club’s new captain.


reda Layeock (21). Mr Laurie Dent, of


ceRead Cricket Club’s s ntenary year ends with a cportsmen’s evening to Senelebrate winning the c ior League runners-up cup and the Division Two


for 23 years.


J Michael Morton named bunior Athlete of the Year Ay the Amateur Athletic


hampionship. Waddington ath lete


f ueen Elizabeth II playing £ields. A village appeal for i 5,000 for a sports centre


H5th century tower of All esallows’ Church, Mitton, Atimated to cost £7,000.


Clitheroe architect, and his wife leave for St Lucia, in the Caribbean, to help plan the island’s development. mC l ith e r o e C a s tle


MP,theroe’s Conservative s attack. He had held the


er months than last year. CliMr David W a 1 d e r ,


died after a heart


sc h o o lg irls , Guides Elizabeth Hartley and r E liz a b e th Ip h o fe n ,


dges.


scial opening of new exten­ dinion took place at Wad­ f gton and West Brad­ sord CE aided primary chool.Two West Bradford


baeceived Queen’s Guide


teat at five General Elec­ ions.Dedication and the offi­


museum had about 1,500 more visitors in the sum­


s to be launched. 1 Repairs to the crumbling


ppeal to be launched. Mr Alan Chambers, a


ssociation.Work completed on the Q first phase of Whalley’s


r Mrs Isabella Hogg tetires after being Salva­ Clitheroeion Army Envoy in


wented with ball with k hich he took seven wic­


sc that Downham has enough a enic and historic import­ pnce to be preserved as agart of the national herit­ T e, exempt from Capital


p Taddington.he Assheton family provingroduces data aimed at


to the Treasury


Tranions to National Blood sen sfusion Service pre­ O ted to Mrs Elizabeth Wverend, of Queensway,


Townswomen’s Guild and Renault driving contest. t Gold award for 50 dona­


SALE SALE SALE SALE MANY BA RGAINS AND SP EC IA L O F F ER S AT


FASHION firm reopens West Bradford Mill. Bread strike — but shoppers keep calm. L Ribble Valley Football


Famouslandmark goes


November r eague’s first woman


Blackburn spots 5-30 a.m. fire at butcher’s shop. i Death of Dunsop Bridge


neCalder.haigley's famous chim­ fo rrow to be named after


stop cycling marathon. CMemorial service at


yril Washbrook. December


o Provincial journalists go en strike and still out at


Read Hall sold


car parks. Move is success with shoppers. S C lith e ro e Venture


o . Kay to be Lady captain Af Royal Lytham and St


a illthorne Avenue retires Cfter 43 years at the


althill quarries. t Family worship is mam


heme of Ribble Valley Christmas church services.


i nue for its indoor meet­ Cngs, from Whalley Adult S entre to Ribblesdale wchool, Clitheroe, which t ill be more convenient for


h e m ajo rity of the members.


manager


Newton farm


HMr Redmayne, of Burn s ouse Farm, Newton, labtarted work as a farm o ourer after coming out af the Army. He was first tht Houghton West and h en Wigglesworth where the was farm manager. He F an took over Oxenhurst y arm, Slaidburn, for 10 f ears. Latterly he was Harm manager at Burn


nillage life, being con­ Britected with the Royal m ish Legion social com­ Cittee. He leaves a wife


A FARMER in the Slaid­ burn area for many years, Mr Thomas William Red- mayne, has died at the age of 52.


ately the area it serves. veThe club is also changing


THE Whalley Young Ornithologists’ Club has changed its name. In future it will be known at r the Ribble Valley YOC, to reflect more accu­


Club changes its name


hat proper notice may be given in the club’s January Newsletter. meTherefore, the January


w eting at 7-30 p.m. a p eek tomorrow, will take


f ill be a talk about the tit emamily, with particular i phasis on identification


lace at Whalley. wAt the meeting there


R the Wild Fowl Trust J eserve at Martin Mere on ianuary 20th, and book­ thngs should be made


ceived prizes of books. toThe‘club’s next outing is


rough Mr Cooper.


ng such an active part in the day to day running of the group as he has done in the past.Winners of the club’s recent quiz night were: O v e r-1 2 — O lw y n H aw o rth , of Ribble Avenue, Gt Harwood; under-12 — Richard Gate, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. reThey and the runners-up


AMr J. Sagar, of Lingfield r venue, C lith e ro e , butemains a group leader, m due to domestic com­ i itments will not be tak­


der is Ashley Cooper.


si r A. A. Cooper, of Hill­ 2 de Close, Clitheroe (Tel. P4577); Mr M. Brown, of ( ark Avenue, Clitheroe B22777), and Mrs J. Warker, of Whittam Road, leahalley (2114). Junior


n the field. MThe group’s leaders are


w However, this change u ill not become effective t ntil February, in order


P addington to fight next chompletes 60 years as S nment grant to reclaim


acres bought by un-named family.Clitheroe Conservatives W choose Sabden’s David


orister at St John's. erCouncil announces Gov­


arliamentary election. c Read man Bill Blundell


new office plans put on public display. No hurry by public to see them. RNewton golfer Mrs J. A.


nnes Golf Club. MMr Norman Niven, of


ement works. Read Hall and about 20


“ in Sarawak, Peter Jackson lmarries again” at Grind- eton.Ribble Valley Council’s


fter Muslim wedding


nd of year. P Mrs Phyllis Todd at ntroduced on Clitheroe


alace for MBE. i Two-hour parking limits


Pencouts rebuild cairn on Adie Hill.


y-landmark demolished. BaBungalow scheme at Crmer England cricketer


ey.Big turnout for Remem­ ndertake 24-hour non­ Wlith e ro e for David


ffices will reach £lm. a Top hotel catering Homan Mrs Elizabeth


brance Day services in Ribble Valley. u Clitheroe footballers


win big contract for motor­ wward for Slaidburn


ay snow ploughs. o Council told bill for new


nvalid Patricia Thwaites. wAtkinson’s of Clitheroe


eferee takes charge. Window cleaner George


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PRINTED CR IMPLENES-


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Rose and Hubble brushed Poly cotton DENIM blue, brown, green etc. Only 89p yard.


WHIT E COTTON 36ln. wide, only 39p yard.


Navy DENIM 48in. wide, only 99p yard.


White BRODERIE ANG­ L A IS 36ln. wide (sec­ onds), only 99p yard.


Real Indian cheesecloth 36ln. wide, cream only, 69p yard.


Odd rolls of 60ln./70in. wide, J E R S E Y FABRICS, S U IT IN G S , SK IR T IN G S , etc, at only 75p yard.


G in gh am s , odd rolls of GINGHAM CHECK S at only 59p yard.


C H E E S E C LO T H ETHNIC.


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Enormous clearance of s u p e r io r A U S T R IA N


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Luxury WHITE COTTON T- shirt vest fabric, only 69p yard.


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T SH IR T printed fabrics. Special offers at 89p yard.


G R E E N NOTICE BOARD perhaps card table fabric, not expensive, 99p yard.


Odd rolls of white Crimp­ lene PO L Y E S T E R , 60in. wide, only 69p yard.


R e d all wool V E LO U R h e a v y co a ti n g quality really drastically reduced to clear at only £1.95 yard.


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PYJAMA FABR IC S for chil­ dren, (not fireproof), tubu­ lar warm raised interior,


super toy soldier design, only 59p yard. Special sale price.


POLYESTER CR EPE 45ln. wide, super for blouses, dresses, long skirts etc., In b ro w n , b o t t le , n a v y , reduced to only 79p yard.


BORDER PRINT 45ln. wide, dark backgrounds, super for long party skirts, 100% Ac ry lic Easycare. Great value at only 89p yard.


Cameo 45ln. fashion fab- rlc, w a s £2 .3 5 yd., reduced to clear to £1.39 y d . P e r f e c t s t o c k , genuine reductions.


CURTAIN NET 60ln. wide In plain white, exceptional value, at only 39p yard. Slight seconds.


H I P L E A T C U R T A IN T A P E only 29!6p yard. (Deep heading tape)


ROLLER TOWELLING 14ln. wide, genuine sale reduc­ tion to only 59p yard.


NAVY DENIM 36ln. wide, special offer at only 69p yard.


Heavy quality tartan type BRUSHED COATING (lum­ berjack style), 54ln. wide and only £2.95 yard. Worth far more.


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gain at only £2.95 yard.


VIYELLA stocks, genuine red uct ions, plus special offers at £2.40 yard, (was £3.60) seconds, at £1.99 yard.


L A N C A S H I R E T E A T OW E L L IN G 40ln. wide, cut up centre to make 2 Tea towels from width, white with red border, great value at sale offer at only 69p yard.


P R IN T E D T OW E L L IN G S lo ng remnants only 99p yard. 36ln. wide gooa qual­ ities.


SHEETS AND HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES AT BARGAIN PRICES


H lgh am s Mercury FLAN­ N E L E T T E sheets. Pink, blue or lemon, 70in. x lOOin. only £5.99 per pair, 90in. x 100in. only £7.50 per pair.


NAPGUARD — The luxury flannelette sheet, thicker warmer super quality only the colours advertised are at these prices. Double bed size, 90ln. x 100ln. Tur­ quoise or white, at only £9.95 pair. Single bed size, 70ln. x 100ln., multi col­ oured stripe at only £8.95 per pair.


Cheap floral COTTON PIL­ LOWCASES only 69p each White COTTON PILLOW­ C A S E S only 59p each.


IN E X P E N S IV E B L A N ­ KETS warm Acrylic blan­ kets a b a rga in nowl Single bed size 60ln. x 80ln. In pink, gold, blue, ch o c o la te and green, only £5.50 per pair. Dou­ ble bed size 80in. x 96in. Only £7.50 per pair.


COTTON SHE ETS double bed size, choice of pink, blue or lemon and match­ ing pillowcases, nice qual­ ities, size 90ln. x 100!n. only £8.95 per pair. Pillow­ cases £1.95 per pair.


WHITE COTTON SHE ETS double bed size 90ln. x 100ln., nice Joshua Hoyle quality only £7.50 per pair.


HI. Pl.te C A N D L EW IC K


B E D S P R E A D S luxury quality at bargain prices, double bed size only. At only £9.95 each.


C A S E S only 79p each or £1.50 pair.


Floral flannelette PILLOW­


S I N G L E B E D str ipe d design, mail order surplus in brown, orange, lemon and white stripe, size 70!n. x 100ln., only £5.99 pair.


C a n d y st r ip ed F L A N ­ N E L E T T E S H E E T S two sizes, good value, Lanca­ shire quality HIgham Mer­ cury 90tn. x 100ln. double bed, o n ly £7 .5 0 pair. Imported largo single bed or three quarter bed size, 78!n. x 98ln. at only £5.99 pair. Great value.


' quality, good value, only £2.50 each


Austrian bath towels, good large, 29in. x 59ln., one white flower on pink, tur­ quoise, gold, tango, good value at £3.40 each or 2 for only £5.99.


M A T T R E S S C O V E R S str et ch cotton quality, s in g le bed £2.95 each. Double bed £3.95 each


match F L A N ­


NELETTE SHEETS. Luxury Vantona quality. Choice of pink or turqoulse, one printed sheet, one plain, single bed size, only super quality, only £8.95 per pair.


B a r g a i n T E A TOW E L of fe rs p l u s odd bed s p r e a d s , o d d b at h towels, odd hand towels odd sheets, all oddments at some very odd prices, first come first served.


C O T T O N CO T S H E E T S size 30ln. x 40ln., white, on ly 59p each. Limited stocks.


ALL THESE BARGAINS ARE AVAILABLE NOW, AND ONLY AT


HARTLEY’S FABRICS 12 and 14 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


SAVE MONEY NOW — PLEASE BE PATIENT WHEN QUEUEING AS OUR STAFF WILL DO THEIR UTMOST TO' SERVE YOU AS SOON AS IS POSSIBLE WITH THESE OUTSTANDING BARGAINS.


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