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8 Clitheroe "Advertiser and Times, July 12th, 1979 RECORD DAY


ON OUR ONCE O N L1 BUY


M 1 roll only 12ft. wide


HEAVY DOMESTIC AXMINSTER BROADLOOM


£ 7 . 9 5 sq. yd. ' ' 1 roll only 12ft. wide


MEDIUM DOMESTIC AXMINSTER BROADLOOM £ 6 . 9 5 sq. yd.


Foam back shag pile LIVING ROOM QUALITY


12ft. wide in 4 colours £ 4 . 9 5 sq. yd. Plush pile secondaiy back


LIVING ROOM QUALITY 12ft. wide in 2 colours


£ 5 . 5 0 sq. yd.


Semi-shag pile foam back MEDIUM


DOMESTIC f 12ft. wide in 5 colours \ Qo ,Z r J o


£ 2 . 7 5 s q .ydN ^ f r - y ; 1 roll only


BEDROOM SHAG PILE 12ft. patterned


£ 2 . 2 5 sq. yd.


| SWAN COURTYARD New Shopping Area,


M*&ALSp AT- High Street, Sfcipton. AlbertRnad, Barnoldswick ^ ^ j - V /V i ; ■ L


5sfelEUCLITHEROE;2S94l‘V(CLOSED WEDNESDAY! ■ •{ '?Mr's


feSwan& Royal Courtyard, CL'ITHEROEi ; vv,


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ty s b & k - - -w.. —. /. • •


^ ; / V 'V COLLISION I ASK YOUR MUM & DAD ABOUT


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f CIGARETTE CARDS |S E T OF 5 0 JO BE COLLECTED, P L U S FREE WALLCHART WITH SE T N o . 1 .


SEE COUPON BELOW.


Remembe r c ig a re t te c a rd s ? .


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Everyone used to collect them, the sets of yesteryears are now collectors items and worth a great deal of money.


The Clitheroe Advertiser & Times are now launching a series of cigarette cards featur­ ing steam locomotives cover­ ing 150 years of railway history. From Stevenson's "Rocket” to the legendary “Flying Scots­ man." There are 5 sets of 10 cards (making 50 cards in all) and each week we will publish a coupon numbered 1 to 5. All you have to do Is hand in the coupon with 9p and vou will receive the appropriate set, plus an additional bonus of a free wall chart with set No 1.


Collect your free token in sets 1, 3 and 5 which will enable you to purchase a Collectors Repro­ duction Supercard, size 11 In. x 7V4ln. for the special price of 20p.


Due to readers' demand we are restarting the coupon cycle, you will notice that today we have published the current coupon No. 5 and another coupon No. 2. Number 1 appeared in last weeks paper dated July 5) This is to enable readers to obtain their tree-wall chart and to collect the histori­ cal steam locomotive set.


Cigarette Cards are available from: Clltheroe*Advertiser & Times Office King Street, Clitheroe Open daily Closed Saturday afternoon


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Ribblesdale Avenue, at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Nuttall, whose son Julian is in the pack. It was well attended,


THE Cub S couts in Clitheroe’s 1st Pendle pack will be able to buy some new tents with the £85 pro­ ceeds of their garden party on Thursday. The event was held in


and cake stalls busy.


Andrew Higham, of game watched by Cubs, and group secretary Mrs Park Avenue, is pictured visitors, Scout leader Mr Mary Daniel (centre back).


trying the “ring-a-ding” David Sharp (back, left)


with visitors enjoying the rifle range, bowlmg "and “ring-a-efing” games and keeping the bring-and-buy


Praise for hospital care Xfirf ty c i


• Emm D00TS0N LTD


AUTO-ELECTRICAL-DSESEL- MOTOR ENGINEERS


V IC TO R IA S TR E E T , C L ITH ERO E . Tel. 25211/2/3


DAGENITE BATTERIES — BLAUPUNKT CAR RADIO AND CASSETTE UNITS — SU BUTEC COMPONENTS — HELLA LIGHTING AND CARAVAN EQUIPMENT.


. Prompt Repair Service on all types of Alternators, . \ Starters, Diesel Pumps, Injectors, etc.


^slr M o t o r A g o n t * A b o o c


EXCHANGE ALTERNATORS FOR MOST TYPES OF ■ - EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE CARS IN STOCK.


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were quickly transferred from the grounds by staff and set out in empty, wards.


FOR the second successive year, rain put a damper on Clitheroe Hospital’s open day on Saturday. An hour before the start, tables


•buyers, however, and the Fnends of the Hospital, who organised the event;


There was no - lack :of


■profit of'about £600. Stalls were manned by


wdre well satisfied with a


hospital staff and local organisations, including the Waddington branch of the Royal British Legion, which: sold jewellery. - There were competitions, a tombola, ice-cream and - pony.rides for the children, and Slaidburn Silver Band i played a selection of music. •


, Bob Ainsworth. ■ Many members -of the


: expressed their apprecia­ tion of the way .in which they were cared for.. . ■


, public took the opportunity of visiting, patients and


Queen Mill,Queens Road, Accrington


CARPET SHOP 80 Blackburn Road, Accnngton.Tel'36262 4 a n ' , 6 2 6 2 , tv. -


, . ,..... ■■^**51 CoalCtoyghUanc,Ournley.Tel:37089


the Ribble Valley Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. and Mrs ; Jimmy Fell, and the Mayor • and Mayoress of Clitheroe, - Coun; • and Mrs


Among the guests were • J p S S V j " t BEDS


Rest Assured luxurious ‘Royal Empress* de«p base sprung edge divan set....... ......... ....


Rest Assured 'Royal Prince* deep base sprung edge divan set.... .........................


Rest Assured 'R estonie* 4ft. 6in. extra firm


C17 5 .0 0 C 1 3 9 .0 0


£ 1 0 9 0 0


Slumb er lan d'O rthof lrm *4f t.6 ln . d iva n s e t .!.... £ 1 0 9 . 9 5 Lay*E>2ee 4ft. 6in. drawer divan s e t .- ......................... ....... ................. .. £ 1 2 1 . 5 0


3ft. qu ilted mattress. 10 year g u ara nte e................................... UPHOLSTERY 10 £ 3 9 9 ’< /% £ 3 9 9 . 0 0


Lu xur iou s Derwent Royslo n*r iO-cu shio n. 3. piece suite in pla in Dra lon .„ .._..............................


Derwent ‘Madison*. 10-cushlon. 3-piece suite in wide choice o f beautiful p r in ts . . . ............. ..


Fully upholstered Dralon, 3-piece suite with 2-seater s e t te e . . . . . . . . ....... ................... ..... ........


* Fully upholstered tapestry. 3-piece suite with 2-seater settee........................................


Alsto ns Dralon u n it cha irs ................................. ... Arms fo r above........... ........................... ............. .... Corner table for a b o ve .................................... ..


DINING MEREDEW TEAK HUSSAR 1 DK72t Oval Dining Table w ith centre leaf.


MRPC,« 7..................*— ............. r— Ou r P r ic e £ 1 2 5 , 0 0 DKS21 D in in g C h a ir , g o ld Dralon- MRP 154 50.............................. - ............ . . . . . .O u r P r ic e DK522 C a rv e r C h a ir , g o ld Dralon- MRP


........... .................. ........... .... O u r P r ic e -


OKB72WL 6ft. 7in. Wall Unit w ith ligh ts, glass ' ’ d o o rs .e o c k ta ilu n lt etc. MRP £386 00 - ■


OK834 60. 7ln, Home Entertainment Wall Unit •’


w ith lioh ts , coc k tail un<L space fo r h i- fi etc - MRP£356.00..........................................O u rP r ie e ' £ 2 6 5 . 0 0 SUTCLIFFE TEAK S FORM - 137 Oval Centre Leal Dining ta ble MRP


C,6S0° ....................................................O u r P r lc . £ 1 3 5 . 0 0


£ 4 2 . 5 0 £ 5 6 . 0 0


»• Ou r P r ic e £ 2 8 5 . 0 0 :


£ 1 2 . 9 5 £ 9 . 9 5


on ly .


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• 30* - " r 'o n ( ro lB - ir in . w ld . . Irom " J J


■ A crylic C.h. 'n1' B « d ,o o r i Anmlnate,, 100* . A lm m .? . " ; ; ; ^ b ;A L -A iC


o, „ , h„ . S c L J b r A ’a j s . w - ' g ...a • T ".- ’^•»»on. stain resierenr


OPENING TIMES: QUEEN'S MULL: WEEKDAYS AND S A T I lB n .u i ■ ■ i______


LATE WIGHT THURSDAY U N m n pD ‘ £ 7 . 9 5 £ 1 0 . 9 5 £6.95


£ 1 0 . 1 ) 5 £ 5 :S 0


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£ 4 7 9 . 0 0 £ 5 6 5 . 0 0 £ 2 4 9 . 0 0 £ 1 9 9 . 0 0 , £ 6 9 . 0 0


£12.00 £ 2 1 . 5 0


* £ 2 9 . 9 5 ■ ■ .M l a u t s - o ic 74in. high x 30ln. wide from only f^fpRlCSS


tweed. MRP £44.75________ ____o ui 01 ' - • " u n t i l lo match


Beresford an d Hicks mahogany With panel d o or . MRP C36S.OoT.__


S im b e c k s o l id m a h o a a n v t id e b o a rd ..................................


MEREOEW MAHOGANY


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• O u r P r lc * i hove


i l l u n i t i O u r P r lc *


Regency .............


, ............................... ........C u r P r ic *


OMS35 Chair, green Dralon, MRP £68 00 O u r P r ic e


DM950 Cockta il Unit. MRP C16S.S0 O u r P r ic e DM932 Hi-Fi Unit MRPC128 00.,.:... O u r P r ic e S o lid Pine Table and Bench s e l ........... ..


£ 3 6 . 0 0


£114.95 £ 2 6 5 . 0 0 £ 2 2 5 . 0 0


£ 2 2 9 . 0 0 £ 1 3 9 . 0 0


£ 4 9 . 0 0 £ 9 9 . 5 0 £ 7 9 . 5 0 £ 6 9 . 0 0


£ 1 5 9 . 9 5


fu [V 9 incU,u d ity 01 C; f ,an T re « 0’ d,"'ng fum l' Un,ts’


immediate delivery »| lp . c u l i iv ln . i .


Lumpiete with Oecorsti, /o r . light and top boxes _


BEDROOM White end g i l t Lo uis s tyle bedroom fitmen t


- - £ 2 1 9 . 0 0


OCCASIONAL Teak TN3 T rolley w ith 3 n e t t in g ta bles


Teak T3 Coffee Table Plenty of reproduction plece»"er97 e. l


SPECIAL SCHREIBER CLEARANCE


OfS c hr !• ih i?rU V °|" a * 0 C


CARPETS Sr.


a teL60% wooL*2p%


sional and?.r’ iln!:^^,de* betl,00I7'i dining, occa- IuJ L ? * HPhoIslery ranges. Take this oppor-


JM r * " Pr««"« / nil* 10 buy al real monsysavlng prices. hjy ^ *nylo*V' con"•c,


wi'no" .'K’ioJfiK, „°,ir,,lc: h*'.d So c to t, H « ,v y Dom.aUc f l . l „ e . r p . ’ A c i-


K ’b*v:a a’r;S:


Modern Showroom dil rangf


KiTCHI Large Backup Slo


Prices always lowe Trade &


ASLFREI SONS(Ett.1906 I


COLNE ROAD,I


telephone EAc (on the maln.A56r


OPEN MONto FRLlI SAT. 8 1


FOR KITCHE BUB £ 3 5 . 9 5 lo r * t ? P T I M H TAN | Opening hours: Week!


Portsmouth Todmoraen.


TWO motorists escaped t unhurt when their cars col-


‘ lided on the Newton- Slaidburn road. One car, a Ford Cortina estate, was driven by K.


d e n t h appened near Newton.


Thurston (38), of Goldhill Farm, Slaidburn. The ether, a Leyland van, was driven by Mr Michael France (32), of Clayton-le- Woods, Chorley. The acci-


A BLUE and yellow birthday cake, complete with candles and insignia, helped members of Clitheroe Trefoil Guild to celebrate their 21st birthday party.


■ Mrs Clare Winning, of Henthorn Road, was the highlight of the buffet prepared by the Guild. The party took place at Waddow Hall and


chairman, Mrs Jean Hepburn, who now lives at St. Andrews.


beginnings with four founders — Mrs Winning, Mrs Florrie Blades, Mrs Mary Dawson and Mrs Jane Greenwood — blossomed into an organisation of more than 50 members.


The group heard how the Guild, from small vtt i 4 ; Guild celebrates coming of age O VAT INCREASES!


noon to remember at Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School’s annual sports at Highmoor.


the ^ main individual hon­ our' the Victor Ludorum and Castle House finished with most points to take the Major Austin Cup. * Other awards winners


were: Runner-up to Victor Ludorum (Sir William Brass Cup) — W. Hard­ man; middle school champ­ ion — H. Hopkins; first form champion — L.


ken and two equalled dur­ ing a glorious day’s com­ petition. Simon Blacklidge took


Drive, Whalley, won the junior long jump and broke records in the 100 and 200 metre sprints — three vic­ tories which gave him the Harrison Cup as junior school champion.. Another record was bro­


Neil (13), of Woodlands


TEENAGER Nei l Osliffe had an after­


Blackledge; senior 100 m e t re s (E dm o n d so n trophy) — S. Blacklidge; senior 800 metres (Neil Cook trophy) — D. Par­ rott; senior 1500 metres


(Burn'ett-Hurst Cup)—A. Hardy.


by the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Bob Ainsworth, who is an old boy. ; RESULTS


ships: Castle, Henderson, Waddow, Park. Prizes were presented


— H, Park — P, Waddow — W.


Key: Castle — C, Henderson


Senior javelin: W. Hardman t (W), C. Rawstron (H), S. Bris­


Blackledge (W), A. Gough (W), R. Gate (W).


ow (P). First form 100 metres: L.


ters (P), S. Blacklidge (H), D. Parrott (C). Intermediate — R. Fielding (C). R. Rhodes (P), C. Watson (H). Junior — A. Wet- ton (H), R. Gate (W), S. Cross (H) and J. Wharton (P). Long jump: Senior — S.


Blacklidge (H), D. Bradford (C), D. Moore (C). Intermediate — H. Hopkins (C), G. Bolton fW),


High jump: Senior — D. Wal­


Bleazard (H). Intermediate — A. Crowther (H),' H.‘ Hopkins (C), D. Shaw (W).


(C), W. Hardman (W), C. Raw­ stron (Ij). Intermediate — I. Dugdale (H), D. L. Pate (C), A. Bury (P).


Discus: Senior — N. Cooper


R. Glendinning (H). Junior — N. Osliffe (C), W. Fielding (C), A. Bickett (H). Shot: Senior — S. Bristow (P), W. .Hardman (W), D.


G. Cooke (C). Intermediate — H. Hopkins (C), I. Hargreaves (P), R. Glendinning (H). Junior


D. Hartley (P), J. Wharton (P), G. Farnsworth (H). 100 metres: Senior — S. Blacklidge (H), D. Bradford (C),


Blacklidge (H), W. Hardman (W), K. Moore (C). Intermediate


— N. Osliffe (C), A. Brace (C). A. McCourt (C). 200 metres: Senior — S.


Throwing the cricket ball:


N1GEL.COOPER (16), the school’s senior discus champion, demonstrates his winning style to an \ admiring crowd. Nigel lives in Lancaster Drive,' Clitheroe.


— G. Blackwell (C), G. Bolton (W), R. Fielding (C). Junior — N. Osliffe (C), A. Brace (C), A. McCourt (C).


rott (C), D. Blanchflower(C), D. Wardle (W). Intermediate — H. Jones (P), R. Fielding (C), I.


Hopkins (C), R. Fielding (C), H. Jones (P). 800 metres: Senior — D. Par­


rott (C), D. Bradford (C), K. Moore (C). Intermediate — H.


. -100 metres: Senior — D. Par­


(H), R. Coar (H); M. Lambert (W ) .


Waddow, Park, Castle. Inter­ mediate 4 x 100 — Castle, Wad­ dow, Henderson. Junior 4 x 100 — Castle, Waddow, Henderson.


Hardy (C), D. Walters (P), P. Fielding (W). Intermediate — I. Dugdale (H), H. Jones (P), H. Hopkins (C). Relays: Senior 4 x 100 —


1500 metres : Senior — A.


Vicar’s move is the shortest in his career


shortest on record . . . for Mr and Mrs Harpur are only a mere 50 yards from the former Vicarage.


new home must be the


DURING 'a long career in the-Army and the Ministry, the Vicar of Whalley, the Rev. Alec Harpur and his wife Eve have moved house many times all over the world. a But their latest move to four-bedroomed home and


faced Vicarage, bearing a 1979 plaque, was built in the grounds of the former Vicarage, which is being sold privately.


The cake, which was made by founder member


pictured are some of the 65 members,' past and, present, and their guests. They included a former


purs’ new home received a special blessing from the Bishop of Burnley, the Rev. Richard Watson, who was invited to look round with members of the PCC.


On Thursday, the Har-


home in Whalley since they arrived in the village 11 years ago. They first lived


It is the Harpurs’ third


derstones/ before settling into the large stone Vicar­ age, which dates from 188G.


in the Abbey gatehouse, and then in a flat at Cal-


Mr and Mrs Harpur are delighted with their new


PARTY PROCEEDS WILL BUY TENTS but you can s t ill sa l


* LEATHE RO


Ladies’ Zippel


Ladies’ Blaze! Lai Lea


□ Their modern stone­ Dogs on leads


sen at the council’s next planning meeting.


C L I T H E R O E Town Council is to designate streets in the town where dogs must be kept on leads. ■ The streets will be cho­


Mrs Harpur especially is looking forward to an easier time with the house­ work.


Dugdale (H). Junior — S. Cross


• CARVED DOORS ......... ............... from £42


it Inter-house champion­


i : Willie Irvine Small Plant n ew h ir e s e r v ic e We are now oftorlng Small Plant Hire at competitive rates.


MIXERS, SCAFFOLD, LADDERS, TRAILERS, ROTAVATORS.


DELIVERY SERVICE


Tel BURNLEY 35940 business hours or evening s BURNLEY 32469 or 33800 — —


• WALLBOARDS ......... ......... ..from E3.85


• CHIPBOARDS ................from 14 sq. ft.


• WALL CLADDING ............................. 11p ft.


• MARLEY DOORS ................... from £24.95


• TEAK PLAS slight seconds


• - .................................. 40p sq.ft. • WHITE PLAS •................


38p sq.ft.


• MAHOGANY CONTIBOARD ....................... 42p sq.ft.


• TEAK CONTIBOARD ........................53p sq.ft.


• LOUVRES in all popular sizes ..................... from £2.40


• BRICK AN b STONE FACE IN STOCK*


OPEN: MON., WED., THURS., FRI. 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. NOW OPEN SUNDAY 9-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.


TUES. 9 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. to 5 n . m . --------i ISiiii ------- -----


■ CLOSED 12-15 to 1-15 p.m. " » " v FOR LUNCH


WILLIE IRVINE D.I.Y. |


Clifton Square, Clifton Street, Burnley (off Westgate) Tel. 35940.


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An opportunity ik to be missed as ~ expert carvers working in Oak practice their traditional craft


WOOD CARVING I


YourohcJ and cure! handmatl very sperl


PENDLE MILL SHOP


HOLIDAY OFFER FROM


W £1 O F F A L L A D U L T -


TH U R S D A Y JU L Y 1 2 th to S A TU R D A Y JU L Y 21 s t .


E S T CO A S T JE A N S (5 Styles)■


ALL RUMMER STOCKS GREATLY REDUCED . OPEN EVERY DAY


Including Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. -. P CLOSED FIRST WEEK OF HOLIDAY ONLY


ENDLE RD., CLITHEROE . - Tel 23174 E's.ahd £»s|


Up to 5 years t | As seen on TV D|


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