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g 17/19 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE £


Tel. 22626


In our showroom enter into a wonderfully exciting and contrasting world of the richly ornate and of modern simplicity in tableware.


We carry a surprising range of siiverplated and stainless steel in many designs. Designs that please the eye yet are entirely practical.


There are gift boxed items for


all occasions plus cutlery


canteens at various price levels.


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Come and see us today.


GIFTS to mark five years at the helm of the Lanca­ shire East Trefoil Guild were presented to retiring officials at the annual meeting and dinner at Whalley Abbey.


,N PEGS-CORDS-DENIMS LEES STRAIGHT LEG DENIMS


WEST COAST JEANS


WAISTCOATS — KNITWEAR — DRESSES etc


SCIPPIO CORDS & DENIMS T-SHIRTS — BLOUSES —


ECONOMIC STORES


66/70 WHALLEY RD., CLITHEROE TEL. 22697


Vickery, of Hole House Farm, Whalley, was pre­ sented with a token to buy a picture of her choice and secretary-treasurer Mrs Kathleen Slater, of Whin- ney Lane, Blackburn, received a Wedgwood pen­ dant and cheque.


Chairman Mrs Muriel


was presented by the new County Commissioner, Mrs Anne Boardman, and to Mrs Vickery by Mrs Penelope Thompson, former County Commis­ sioner.


The gift to Mrs Slater


Acrefield, Whalley, was co ngratulated on her appointment as UK presi­ dent of the Trefoil Guild. She takes up her duties in October.


Mrs Thompson, of Three charged


Vickery and Mrs Slater have still to be appointed.


Replacements for Mrs '4 iW > m ( jd lW W / ) lt, •h DESIGN A A A o n AU- RelayVision


GRRREATPRICES THISWEEK!


6illl FOLKS. I’m Wallace ■ my paws on 0Jf! Whai’s wore - u


‘I'mijiviug away 'a free hadye o f l J l o all customers! Can you resist that!! ??


£ HIRUNDO L10 AUTO


ONLY £169.95 HIRUNDO HTD11 Tumble 11 lb. load


ONLY £107.95 0 PLUS FREE STACKING KIT r ~BST


PYE190/196 12" B & W


LAUNDRY Hotpoint 1828 Auto Hirundo 18 Auto Colston LB515Auto Hotpoint 1469 Twin Colston 2234 Twin Burco 0676 Tumble Hotpoint 1730 Tumble Hotpoint 1700Tumble


£207.95 £114.95 £149.95 £159.95 £129.95 £68.50 £69.95 £96.95


REFRIGERATION/FREEZING Hirundo 225 F/Fz.


£123.95


Hotpoint 23080 F/Fz.. £138.95 Hotpoint 25100 Combi. £207.95 Hirundo 125 Upright Frz. £97.95 Hotpoint 27070 Upright Frz.


£136.95


PHILIPS N1700 VCR


Hotpoint 21040 Fridge £59.50 Hirundo 140 Fridge


VACUUM CLEANERS Electrolux 502 Goblin 777 BidoneBin


Electrolux 87 Goblin 555


COLOUR TV Bush634022" Philips 660 22" Pye45022"


COLOUR PTV Pye 622514" Port.


£66.95 £58.95


£39.95 £46.95 £36.95 £28.95


£259.00 £289.00 £289.00


Bush 634822" Remote £298.00 Bush 612818" Remote £235.00


£237.00 (Hjj\bu won't find a better deal anywhere.


BURNLEY 60 The Mall (Tel: 25304) COLNE 52 Market Street (Tel: 3815) NELSON 23 Marsden Mall (Tel: 65792) PADIHAM 3 Central Buildings (Tel: 71612)


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utoS/.it< hOn 0MBatter, 1 Sanyo 3101/2 14"Fbrt.


PTV Bush 651412" Ferguson 3845 12" RADIO Ultra 6194 Hirundo R15 Bush 5337 Pye1071 VCR Pye N1700


£237.00


£63.95 £66.95


£19.50 £21.95 £18.50 £3.95


£498.00


Available loevef yone- ask al any branch (of an applicaltonfCHm.


2 NO-DEPOSIT CREDIT 3 INSTANT CREDIT


• 9mon1hstoiepay


• 10 'd flp o s ita n d yo u walkout with (he goods.


^ PERSONALLOAN 1 30monthslorepay.


5. Sgjjggg I VISA I BUSH 6240 v • C R E D I T 1 SUPEJi


SIX WAYS TO PAY


1 • GREEN — GORRIGHAN


RIMINGTON post mis­ t r e s s ’s daughter Miss Wendy Gorrighan was married to Mr Shaun Anthony James Green at S t . P e te r ’s Church, Stonyhurst, on Saturday.


and typist, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs G, M. Gorrighan, of Riming-


The bride, a receptionist


ton Post Office. The bridegroom, a hos­


pital care attendant at Langho, is the only son of Mr and Mrs D. G. Green, of Avenue Road, Hurst Green.


by her father, wore a white chiffon gown with a long train edged with lace. Her full-length veil was held in place by a flowered headdress, and she carried a b o u q u e t of white camelias, pink roSes, lily-


The bride, given away


o f - t h e - v a l l e y and stephanotis.


Jacqueline Dewhurst and Miss Lesley Gallaeher, the bride’s cousins, Miss Anthea Brayford and Miss Julie Fairweather.


Bridesmaids were Miss


and carried posies of pink roses and lily-of-the- valley.


dresses edged wiith


They wore ptnl _ 1(1


pink chiffon lace


Whalley and groomsmen were Mr Tony and Mr Michael Gorrighan.


Best man was Mr David


formed by Fr. P. Magill and organist was Mrs T,


The ceremony was per­


Eccles. Following a reception at


If you've no gas cooker to trade-in


save on these two Cookers of the Month E 1 5 0 F F the Parkinson Cowan 1700.2 Auto de Luxe £10 OFF the Valor Vanity


(The discount offer on Valor Vanity is an alternative to, and not additional to the trade-in allowance).


north wEs t g a s P


the Black Bull Hotel, Rimington, the couple left for a honeymoon in the Lake District. They are to live in East View. Pend­ leton.


Photograph: J. G. Farn- worth, Darwen.


SHOWROOM OPENING HOURS:


Monday 9am- 12.30pm 1.30pm-5pm Tuesday 9am- 12.30pm 1.30pm-5pm Wednesday


CLOSED


Thursday 9am- 12.30pm 1.30pm-5pm Friday 9am- 12.30pm 1.30pm-5pm Saturday 9am-12.30pm 1.30pm-5pm


HOTPOINT1464 TWIN


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Save up to £30 on Special Gas Cooker Trade-lns*31 March-25 May 1979


Now’s the time to choose the new gas cooker you know you deserve. North West Gas are offering generous trade-in allowances on your own old gas cooker.*As much as £50 if you purchase the Carron Cordon Bleu or New World Spectrum.


i on Tm keep in 9 while stocks last-


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CELEBRATION VOUC1IER cu r out ntis vo i c iti.u


A \n lilttM', IT WHEN YOU MSI I I Hi: SI l( >U IK X >M c A .M


Tel. Ill’RMKY 229 Is


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members at the meeting, some of whom are seen on the picture with Mrs Vic­ kery (seated sixth from the left).


There were about 130


environment from Mr Stanley Jeeves, director of the CPRE, at Salmesbury Hall. He was thanked by Mrs Gloria Davies, of Whalley Trefoil Guild.


•They heard a talk on the


proposed the adoption of the report.


Miss Jane Marginson


THREE men were reman­ ded in custody for a week when they appeared before Clitheroe magis­ trates on Thursday in Con­


nection with a shotgun raid at Chatburn Filling Station last August.


F l e t c h e r , T e r e n c e Fletcher and Mark Vic­ kers, all of no fixed address, are accused of aggravated burglary at Trie Bungalow, Chatburn Filling Station having with them offensive weapons and stealing £788 in cash and other items. All three were refused bail.


S te p h e n A n th o n y


A FOUR-FOOT high “pencil” should be a constant reminder to Mr Harold Wiggles- worth, of his 29-year- long career as an assis­ tant accountant with Ribblesdale Cement. The “joke” pencil, made


Wigglesworth was edu­ cated at the local primary school, where his father William was headmaster. He continued his education at Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School.


served in the Pioneer Corps.


During the war he


by Mr Wigglesworth’s col­ leagues, was handed over to him at a “men only.” hot pot social at Clitneroe Royal British Legion Club. Mr Wigglesworth, of Park Avenue, also received the gift of cassette tapes. A more formal presenta­


musician, he travelled throughout the country playing at symphony and jazz concerts. He was also a member of the former Clitheroe orchestra. Mr W ig g le sw o r th ’s


A one time freelance


tion on behalf of the com­ pany and the associated Horrocksford Lime Co., was made at a buffet sup­ per at the Copy Nook Hotel, on Friday. A pair o'f stereo speak­


ers were handed to Mr Wigglesworth by chief accountant Mr Brian White. Mr Wigglesworth’s wife Margaret received flowers. Waddington-born, Mr


ma i n i n t e r e s t s a re astrology, local history and walking. He and his wife, who is


an active worker for the meals-on-wheels service, are looking forward to retirement. They have a married


North West Gas present this £5 voucher to


celebrate the re-opening


daughter, Mrs Susan Find­ ley, of Newmarket, who recently gave birth to a d au g h te r . Their-son, bachelor Robert, recently returned home after work­


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Redeemable only at the North West Gas Showroom, 2, Castle Street, Clitheroe, against the purchase of any new gas fire, wall heater, refrigerator, gas cooker, split-level cooker or gas water heating system. Not central healing. Not transferable and not valid for paying accounts or other transactions. Only one voucher per customer. Valid until Saturday, 2 June 1979.


I mo jK *•( IsMiuic Oil)


Customers Name Address Appliance


of their modernised showroom at 2 Castle Street Clitheroe at9a.m.Tuesday 22 May 1979


ing for three years as a sales representative in America.


tured with his wife and fellow employees after receiving his gifts. On his left is Mr White, who pre­ sented the speakers.


Mr Wigglesworth is pic­ Giant pencil is colleagues' gift


£50 fine for nurse who kicked patient


A NURSE found guilty of ill-treating a patient at Calderstones Hospital was fined £50 and ordered to pay £60 costs by Clitheroe magistrates. Robert James Tuffnell (25), of Beech Close, Rish-


ton, was said to have grabbed a 19-year-old patient by the neck and dragged him from a chair to the floor, before punch­ ing him with his fist and kicking him. Tuffnell, who was sac­


% t p “THERE’S MORE IN' MOOR L A N E " § / *\


CARVED DOORS .from £39


TUES. 9 a.m. to 12-39 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. to 5 n.m.


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Willie Irvine Small Plant NEW HIRE SERVICE


We are now offering Small Plant Hire at competitive rates. MIXERS, SCAFFOLD, LADDERS, TRAILERS, etc. etc. D E L I V E R Y S E R V I C E


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Tel. BURNLEY 35940 business hours or evenings BURNLEY 32469 or 33800


• WALLBOARDS ’ ...................... from £3.60


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


• WALL CLADDING .............................. 11pft.


• MARLEY DOORS ....................from £21.99


• TEAK PLAS ........................ 45p sq. ft.


• WHITE PLAS (Slight seconds) ........................25p sq. ft.


• MAHOGANY CONTIBOARD ........................ 39p sq.ft.


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


• BRICK AND STONE FACE


• LOUVRES in all popular sizes ....................... from £2.25 IN STOCK


.....


OPEN: MON., WED.. THURS., FBI. 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. NOW OPEN SUNDAY 9-30 a.m. to 1 p.m.


CLOSED 12-15 to 1-15 p.m. '------ DAILY FOR LUNCH


WILLIE IRVINE D.I.Y.


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


Thinking of -visiting Australia?-


See,for free, how your relatives and friends live “down under.”


Thomas Cook in association with o l d n y d s invite you to a free film show and to hear all about the new cheap fares to Australia.


ked following an internal investigation at the hospi­ tal denied the charge. He said he was merely trying to help the patient to his feet after he had fallen.


Red Cross week


THE British Red Cross Society’s Ribble Valley centre made £18S.61 dur­ ing Red Cross week. The money was raised from house-to-house collections and collections in pubs and places of work.


_Your one-stop travel shop..


Thom as Cook


Come along to the Sparrowhawk Hotel Church Street Burnley on Wednesday 30 May at 7-30pm


Admission by ticket only available from Thomas Cook 93 St. James’ Street Burnley Tel 31117


one gool diarrl of t i l Til


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two [ unlul odds! trunl fo u i | divicl charl spadl


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Further details in the Showroom or from your North West Gas Sales Representative. Look for the Special Offer cards. All offers are subject to stock availability and subject to change without further notice.


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