Para-jumping is show highlight


one of the highlights being a display of parachute jumping by the Red Devils.


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entertainment; for all the^arrX p


The day


the Rains Came


£2.95 sq.yd.


£3.95 sq. yd. £9.50 sq yd


recent downpour must have had quite a shock.


BOO K-BROWSERS a t Chtheroe Library during a


with the torrential rain during the cloudburst, and water seeped through a window casing and cas­ caded down the staircase into the library.


b, ?.°,r. the guttering on the uilding could- not cope


on hand to see that no books were in the path of the water and the mess was soon mopped up.


Fortunately, staff were


which was blocked by leaves. District Librarian Miss


A plumber was called to deal with the guttering


:io.is


I Welcome tto £500


j Deposit and up Irms.


going to leave any oil for our kids.


Igineering


RESTON OLY


SCHNIC


more cars have got to look like this.


The Strada has no sexy bulges.


15TREET i. 35340


h9 or 33800


No chrome embellishments. They cause drag and waste fuel. It’s so streamlined, in fact, that the


IVED DOORS from E43 I l b OARDS from E3.85 I b OARD from 14p sq. ft. J5TERBOARD 4 - X 3' 96p ■LEY DOORS from E2S.95


1300cc Strada 65CL gives you 42.2mpg* (Better than both the Escort 1.3 and the Chevette hatchback.) The 1500cc Strada 75CL gives you


43 7mpg** (Better than both the Allegro and the Golf GLS.) Yet these cars still retain the


I.I.S.P.


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=rs, Scaffold, iers, Trailers,


ltavators etc. PETITIVE RATES .


llVERY SERVICE


■es. 9 a.m. to 12*30 Ja.m. to 12-30 p.m.


Is to 1*15 p.m. L. Chiappi Ltd. Kendal Street, Clitheroe, Lancs. BB715A..Tel: Clitheroe 22539 ie l l in o I v * 4 \A- L ■j.<r vMi r /* w i « * • * . * ' * ; *7x »• '* '•-I'*


traditional Fiat sparkle. They have top speeds of 93 and 99mpht respectively.


_ . This may not be enough for some


of you, we know that. As Italians, we can understand the desire fpr a multi-, cylinder, fuel guzzling monster. But sleep on this; thelast oil well


dealers. It won’t be for his own sake that he quickly points out the Strada’s other virtues. It might just be that he wants a business left to hand on to §g "mmaBari1 his "children.


runs dry in forty years time. Just mention that to one of our


Fi.ii s t r a d a comes In a six model range- Prices from C3.245 to C3,090 in clu d o c a r lax.VAT and front an d ro ar seat bolts, but exclude number plates a n d delivery chur^cs. Prices correct u t t tm e o f going lo press.


• nm » n i in»#»l consumption figures for G5CL illustrated: Simulated Urban Cycle-28.7mpg. 9.0 Htres/lOOkm. Constant 5<Jmph/9Okin/h-42.2mpg.G.7lUrcs/l00km.Conslunl75mph/i;>0kin/h-32.7mpg.fl.7litres/l00km U • •nm r ln l fuel consumption figures for 75CL? Simulated Urban Cyclc-25.9mpg, 10.9 lltros/IOOkm. Constant 56mph/eokm/h-43.7mpg,ti.5 l ilres/iookm. Constant 75mph/i20kni/h-32.9mpg, 8.0 lltres/lOOkm. IF! t SpA. Official fuel consumption figures for each S t ra d a model a re available from your local Fiat de a le r freo on request. To gel the full d a ta on the S trada range ring Christopher Shelley on Windsor 56702/3.


Listen, if we are


Barbara Snell said later: “There was no damage to stock and no inconvenience to the public. The staff dealt with it quite well.” She said a similar thing


sq. yd.


7//VG AND PIN iRIATE


happened several years ago.


e


for by sports events and a novelty dog show and there will be a tug-of-war. The Young Farmers will


tions for cattle, horses and sheep, horse and pony jumping and sheep-dog trials. Children will be catered


are slightly down on last year, but secretary Mrs Alison Kent blames this on a bad summer rather than lack of support. . . The show includes sec­


Entries in most sections


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 23rd', 1979 11 P i l l


Gisburn Mart’s record


turnover


H. Southwell (£590) and W. A. and A. Booth (£522). Accredited heifer prizes were won by U. Drinkall (£550) and R. Murray


were 210 accredited newly calved cows and heifers. Accredited cow prizes went to


GISBURN Auction Mart had a record sale on Thurs- day. with a turnover exceeding £309,000. In the dairy section, forward


FURNISHING DEPARTMENT SUMMER SPECIALS


Travis Dorchester 3-piece Suite, In


Dralon ./...... ..............


Parker Knoll Recliner................. Beautility Bedroom Fitment, glass mirror doors....... ..................


(£505). Accredited Friesian cows


were 25 accredited in-calf cattle. Accredited BW Springers made to £435, BW September ealvers to £490, BW October ealvers to £390. Store section: Forward were


made to £590 (average £420), heifers to £550 (£*107). In the in-calf section, forward


will end with a .barbecue and dance organised by Clitheroe Round Table.


Double bill


with “The Thief of Bagh­ dad” and “Spider-Man Strikes Back” on the dou­ ble bill. There will be matinees on Wednesday and Thursday at 2-15 p.m.


IT is adventure all the way at the Civic Hall next week


display of rural crafts, and for mothers of tired tod­ dlers there will be a baby park run. by the-play group. The day’s programme


be judging cattle and run­ ning classes for cookery and handicrafts. \ ' :- The Wl i s putting on a


Companions meet


MEMBERS of Low Moor Good Companions’ Club spent part of their meeting making arrangements for this week’s mini fayre. Helpers included Mrs Davis, Mrs Metcalfe, Mrs Shuttleworth, Mrs Crooks, Mrs Clarkson and Miss Dare. Community singing was led by Miss Nellie Braithwaite, with Mr J. Scott at the piano. Happy birthday greetings were also sung for one of the members.


Bristol and Susan Parkin­ son, Kei th and Susan Whitwell, Michael Makin- son and partner, Richard Whitwel l and Angela Walmsley. Thanks were propos ed by Martyn Bristol.


CLITHEROE YFC mem­ bers followed clues around Clitheroe during a trea­ sure hunt organised by Mr and Mrs George Whitwell, of Mearley. Winners were Marty n


■ water are these members of Clitheroe Parish Church. Nearly 50people went


ALL set to take to the


on a canal trip organised, by the Parish Church Social Committee: The "Lady Mary"


took them from Wheelton to Riley


barge’s crew and there were games, dancihg and a buffet supper.


Green, entertainment was provided by the


A CHARITY concert at Clitheroe Central Working Men’s Club a week on Thursday will boost funds for the premature baby unit at Queen’s Park Hos­ pital, Blackburn.


Jane’s peep behind the Iron Curtain


BACK home after a threfcweek stay behind the Iron Curtain is Whalley girl Jane Roberts.


Road, was among a party of 10 students who travel­ led to Czechoslovakia on a Thwaites’ scholarship. She stayed with a family in Prague and had a very enjoyable time.


Jane (18), of Hayhurst


beautiful with some out­ standing buildings and monuments,” said Jane.


“The city itself was


by the Czech countryside. Another highlight was when the whole group joined forces with local teenagers to stop at a youth camp. There were moments when life behind the Iron Curtain seemed rather stern, however. “It was daunting when


She was also impressed


Austin Bedroom Fitment, mirror


doors on centre piece


Homeworthy Special 6ft. Highboard, only...


20 store cattle. Accredited BW heifers made to £272’ bullocks to £270 and a cow and calf to £280. Calf section: Forward were


3-seater Cottage Suite........... . Cotswoid Cottage Suite


580 accredited calves. Friesian bull calves made.to £110 (aver­ age £71.50), heifer calves to £78 (£44.10), Hereford X bull calves to £139 (£81.80), heifer calves to £74 (£47.65), Charolais X bull calves to £160 (£121.25), heifer calves to £130 (£83.95), Angus bull calves to £88 (£54.80), heifer calves to £81 (£38.65). Weanetj calves: Friesian heifer calves averaged £124. In-pig sows and store pigs:


Forward were 70 animals. In­ pig sows made to £80, store pigs


were 338 cattle, 2,883 sheep and 18. pigs. In the certified clean cattle, light steers made to 89p (average 81p), medium to 97p (81.9p) heavy to 84.2p (78p), light heifers t.o 84.5p (73.9p), medium to 84.2p (73.9p), heavy to 83p (73.8p). Uncertified and previously


to £29.80 (average £22.05). Fatstock section: Forward


Ribblesdale School last term. She is now consider­ ing taking a course in libra- rianship.


p o l i t i c a l s l o g a n s everywhere were a remin­ der of what kind of country you were in.” Jane was head girl at


we came to cross into Czechoslovakia and were met by the border guards,” said Jane. “In Prague, displays of


certified cattle: Young bulls to 95p (85.9p), light steers to 89.2p (78.7p), medium to 89p (77.4p), light heifers to 76.8p (70.6p), medium to 76.6p (69.9p), heavy to 73p (65.2p), fat cows to 69p (55.5p), bulls to 68p (64.4p). Sheep: Light lambs to 170p


(average 147.2p), standard to 160p (147.4p), medium to 150.5p (140.6p), heavy to 139p (131.4p) overweight to 123.5p (122.3p), light shearlings to 93.5p (87.5p), heavy to 96p (91.5p), fat ewes to £31 (£13.89). Pigs: Cutters to 59.2p (59.Ip),


baconers averaged 57.6p, fat sows to £89 (£63.80).


Cavendish Suite.......


£714.25 £251.55


Welsh Dressers, reproduction (D £75.95 (2) £84.95 (3)£121.95


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Clatter Pillar..... Big Loader....... Active Sindy.....


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by her father, wore a white high-waisted gown -'with a sheer yoke and sleeves and a train trim­ med with guipure daisies. Her circular veil was held in place by a Juliet cap and she carried a bouquet of bridal flowers, stepnanotis and Iily-of-the-valley. Bridesmaids were Miss


daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Haslewood, of Park Avenue, Clitheroe, and the bridegroom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Keith Slinger, of Spring House Farm, Pend­ leton. The bride, given away


, The couple are honey­ mooning in Northumber­ land/ They are to live in Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. Photograph: P y e ’s,' -


Clitheroe. - - • Probus Club


PICTURES-of bridges over the River Ribble in the 16th and 17th centuries, iwere shown to Clitheroe’ and district Probus Club members by Mr Kenneth Sharpies in a talk entitled “A journey in history. He also showed slides of.


Peters, the . bridegroom’s brother-in-law, grooms­ man was Mr Robe rt Slinger, the bridegroom’s brother and ushers were Mr John Sl inger, the bridegroom’s brother and Mr William Haslewood. "• Following the ceremony; conducted by the Rev. J. C. Hudson, a reception' was held at the Castle Restaurant, Clitheroe.


Susan and Miss Lynn P ete rs , nieces of the b r i d e g r o o m , Mi s s Elizabeth Atkinson and Miss Sharron White. Best man was Mr David


Miss Elizabeth Mary Has- lewood was married to electrical engineer Mr Thomas Miles Slinger at All Saints’ Church, Pendle­ ton, on Saturday. The bride is the only


SLINGER — HASLEWOOD Computer programmer


Died from drug addiction


Woodcock died at the rail­ way station, only a few hours after leaving his home in Nelson Street, on July 17th, to catch a train to London to start a new job in Slough. Pathologist Dr Peter


at Euston Station died of “chronic drug addiction” an inquest in London was told on Tuesday. Fitter-engineer Michael


A 24-YEAR-OLD Low Moor man found in a toilet


Dr Douglas Chambers, recorded a verdict of death due to chronic drug addic­ tion. Mr Gordon Hobbs told an earlier hearing that his stepson had had a drug problem in the past.


Holiday market


BANK Holiday shoppers can head for Whalley on Monday and potter round 20 stalls in a street market. The hustle and bustle


will be going on between 11a.m. and 4 p.m., next to the bus station in the centre of the village. The market has been arranged by the fund-raising com­ mittee for .the Queen Elizabeth II playing field. Among the stalls-being


set up — some by traders and some by groups — are those sel l ing footbal l souvenirs, jumble, good as new items; pottery and jewellery. '


,'s FINED £15


Hoghton Tower. It was Mr Sharpies’ second visit to. the club. He was thanked by Mr Tom Rushton. • A representative of the British Red Cross' Society • will speak at the next meeting a,week on Friday.-


- with the-engine running. , ........... . r'i -


FOR; parking his car on double yellow lines,in York Street;' David Wild (29),'of Newton Street, Clitheroe; was fined £10 at Clitheroe. ’ He was also fined £5 for leaving the car unattended


Jerriat said that Mr Wood­ cock’s body had been sub­ jected to drug abuse, with needle marks on his arm and ankles. The St Pancras coroner,


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