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LADIES ITALIAN KNIT JACKETS — Just arrived various styles and colours £35.00


IDEAL HOLIDAY WEAR PACAMACS - fashionable styles and colours and prices


PACAMAC ANORAKS for both ladles and gents, selection of styles and colours - superb quality JACKETS - SHOWERPROOFS - DRESSES -


BLOUSES - KNITWEAR - TEE SHIRTS - extensive selection of DENIMS - SWIMWEAR - SHOES - SANDALS


MENS SUITS, JACKETS (velvet always in stock) ANORAKS-TROUSERS-TRAINER SHOES- KNITWEAR


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SUMMER SAVE 121 /2% to 30%


Off List Prices All Leading Makes


| G-PLAN — E R CO L — AUSTIN — STAG WRIGHTON — B R IDG E — P IER C E P A R K E R KNOLL and YO U N G ER S


Also Large Selection of High Quality R EPRO DUC T IO N DINING and O C C A S IONAL FURNITURE


CARPETS


100 RO L L S B RO A D LO OM ON SHOW from £3.32 to £18.30 sq. yd.


I AO Axminster 27!n. ! {Normally £11.77........ now from £6.35 yd.


AO Broadlooms — 8 designs Normally £18.30.........now £13.90 sq. yd.


King Kurl Wilton, 15 colours Normally £12.50.........now £11.25 sq. yd.


I AOO Axminster 27in. | Normally £14.75.............. now £11.55 yd.


10,000 yds AO 27in. 20designs Normally £11.77..................... now £8.60


Hundreds of Remn ants .......... from £1 yd, ☆


3ft. Slumberland purple Seal F/E Divan Set


Now £104.50


Divan Set, now £188. Also


Edinburgh S/E


4ft. 6in. and 5ft. greatly reduced


3ft. Relyon


Drawer and Storage Divan Sets


from £117


4ft. 6ln. Sleepeezee Connaught S/E


Divan Sets, now £256. Also 3ft.


and 5ft. available


Good selection of BA CK-K-CARE prices


UPHOLSTERY LARGE


SELECTION NOW


Alston Suite In Dralon, was C480.......................... £359


Schrelber Suite In Brown Draton, with 1 recllner, was E522................... C405


Parker-Knoll Recllner In Dralon, was E309......... E245


Pam Bando In figured cover, was E433........... C347


Inderfurn 10-cushion Suite, brown, was £587.......... £481


B r id ge Penrith Suite, was£1,281.................. £1,093


G -P la n A t lantis, was £727.......................... £615


Also FIRESIDE CHAIRS NOW


Dianne 7ft. 10in. teak and white f i tment , wa s £188.......................... £149


Austin Blanca 9ft. 6in. bed­ room fitment, wa s £519...........................£341


Austin Fiesta bedroom fit­ ment, was £332.............£199


Also supporting range of Chests, Dressing Tables, etc. at similar savings.


SALE — BEDS ☆ 3ft. and 4ft. 6ln.


TRADE FIRM


FAT cattle and lambs maintained a firm trade at Monday’s fatstock sale at Clitheroe Auction Mart, but other prices were slightly down. Forward were 51 fat cat­


Herald S/E Divan Set, now £283


Slumberland Purple Seal F/E Divan


Set, now £149.50. B E D S all at reduced


ALSO OUR NEW CASH AND CARRY IN AND OUT SELF-SERVICE DEPT. NOW OPEN— Save up to 40% on conventional furniture prices. Bedroom, kitchen and wall furniture.


Jepsons


R.LJEPSON LTD NOVA SCOTIA MILLS, .


MAYFIELD STREET, off Bolton Road, BLACKBURN Tel. 59123


Open all day Thursday, 1 p.m. Saturday. Est. 1870


4ft. 6ln. 5ft. Vl-Sprlng


92.6p per kg (average 87.4p), medium to 89.6p (83.5p), uncertified to 87.8p (82.9p), light heifers to 90p (83.2p), calf bulls to 88.2p (88.Ip), fat cows to 64p (GOp). Light lambs to 180p


tle, including eight fat cows, 86 ewes, 581 Iambs and 45 hoggs. Light steers made to


£30 per head (average £24.90), horned to £21 (£19.40).


Not tested


CLITHEROE Magistrates fined Colin Brown (23), of L a n g s h a w Drive, Clitheroe, £15 for using a motorcycle with no test' certificate.


66/70 W H A L L E Y RD.. C L fTH E RO E Tel. 22697


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DELfV£R\r SERVICE


Tel. BURNLEY35940 business hours or evenings BURNLEY 32469 or 33800


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


WALLBOARDS .............. from £3.60


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


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


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


• WHITE PLAS (Slight seconds)


................25p sq. ft.


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


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


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


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FIELD GATES POSTS & RAILS FENCING WIRE EXTENSION LADDERS GARDEN FENCING FENCING MITTONS CREOSOTE EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD etc


EM P R E S S SAW M IL L S Interference


‘shoots down’ model plane


INTERFERENCE from a walkie-talkie radio set may have been the cause of a model plane crashing during a display at Roefield on Sunday.


being operated by the Blackburn and district Model Aircraft Club at a "Fly for fun” day — went out of control and crashed on a VHF radio aerial at a private house at Low Moor. Fortunately there was


The plane — one of 20


sets illegally operating on the same waveband as themselves. Mr Parkinson emphas­


little damage, but for club .-ecretaiv Ml Michael Fai - kinsou, of the bands, Whalley, the incident further highlighted the problem caused by inter­ ference from walkie-talkie


ised that although they could not prove the cause of that particular crash, they knew it was not the fault of the plane — but due to outside radio inter­ ference. The influx of Japanese-


made walkie-talkie sets could eventually bring about the day when the band allocated to modellers was of no use at all to them.


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W A R M w e a t h e r enabled Ruests and members of the Chat- burn branch of the Royal British Legion to sit out on the lawn for a coffee evening at the home of Mrs Mar­ jorie Woods, Ribble Lane, Chatburn. The event was well


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Visit old burial


ground


CLITHEROE Naturalists spent Saturday walking in and around Feizor. They set out from the top of “Bucka” Brow to join an old bridle path giving access to open country. Specific areas visited were “Dead man’s cave” and a Celtic wall — an 80 yard feature some five feet thick marking part of an old burial ground. It was then on to Feizor


• LOUVRES In all popular sizes ........from £2.25


COMPLAINTS from walkers about aggres­ sive geese hissing at them when they use a public footpath have been taken up by Chat- burn Parish Council. The council decided at


its annual meeting to for­ ward the complaint to Lan­ cashire County Council’s footpaths inspector. The footpath crosses


land belonging to the Owen family who moved to “Whitecroft” bungalow, off Pendle Avenue, Chat- burn, two years ago. Mrs Elizabeth Owen,


plained about Mrs Owen’s dog running at them and barking. The council heard that the previous residents of"Whitecroft"had a fence separating the footpath from animals and poultry. It was said the fence had now been taken down. Mrs Owen said there had


no point in having land if one could not allow poultry and animals to roam freely


She felt that there was


about on it. She said h e r d o g ,


however, was surprised that the matter had been debated by the parish council. She said: “No one has complained to me about the geese. I know they frighten some people, but no-one has been bitten.”


“Trudie,” a Doberman, had been bought as a guard dog. She barked at stran­ gers — which she was sup­ posed to do — but she was really “a big softie.” She added that neither


the dog nor the geese had ever attacked anyone; the


Walkers have also com­


dog was locked in the house when no one was there.


been the broken down remains of an old fence when they moved in.


they found the footpath, an old public right of way, “a nuisance." But there was no question of deliber­ ately keeping geese and a dog to deter people from using the path.


Mrs Owen admitted that


shire County Council said the complaint about the footpath would certainly be investigated, “but unless there is some legal requirement preventing geese being allowed on a public footpath there is not a lot that can be done.”


A spokesman for Lanca­


was the first time he had heard of a footpath case involving geese. He added, however, that if a dog had bitten anyone then there was a legal recourse.


The spokesman said it


LEATHER


FACTORY) PRICES


FEEDING time for Mrs Owen's geese.


Men’s % suede and fur Car Coats.....................£60 Ladles' % suede and fur Car Coats............. from £55


LEATHERS


Men’s lounge jackets £39, Safari jackets from £28. Full length overcoats from £55. Bomber jackets from £25. Ladies’ short jackets £33. % coats £39.50. Full length coats from £55.


itself, with its mellow farmsteads, and a pump on the village green. Many fine panoramic views were enjoyed from the vicinity of Feizor Woods, despite the cloudy weather. The large number of flowers in bloom included numerous colonies of wild pansies. Mrs Peacock thanked Mr J. Gregory for leading the walk.


The Good Companions


supported, making a profit of £100 for brunch funds. Stalls and games were pro­ vided outside. Mrs Woods is pic­


tured (second row, third from right) with members and guests, including the East Lancs County Miss Royal British Legion, Miss Kathryn Hudson, of Chatham.


LOW MOOR Good Com­ panions were entertained by Mrs B. Broome, with old- time songs. The attendance was less than normal because several members were on holiday. Mrs A. Frankland won the competition to guess three articles wrapped in par­ cels. After community singing, afternoon tea was served by Mrs Metcalfe, Mrs F ran k lan d , Mrs Burgess and Mrs Crooks.


~,Origrnal and.diStinctivc qiiaIityl fitted : kitchen; • , and bedroom’ lummirc .it


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operate these transmit­ ters, more and more driv­ ers were buying them for use in their cars instead of telephones. Hospital diathermy


Although it was illegal to


machines and doctors’ b le e p e r s w e re also affected by transmissions from the illegal sets. Mod­ ellers feared that someone might be seriously injured by a plane going out of control. The poor w e a th e r


number two in the country for standard class aeroba­ tics gave a special flying display. His fellow mem­ bers showed their skill at egg-bombing, aerobatics and spot landings.


reduced the turnout for Sunday’s display. Mr Parkinson, ranked as


HOLDEN - - MCDONALD


at Southport Register Office of Mr David Charles


The marriage took place


Holden, eldest son of Mr and Mrs C. W. Holden, of “Apple Pie,” Fairfield Drive, Clitheroe, and Miss Yvonne Susan McDonald, only daughter of Mr and Mrs E. McDonald, of


Riverside, High Town, near Southport.


room are both executive officers with the Customs and Excise, Liverpool.


Place, Crossens, South- port.


They will live at Millars


Served in Army with distinction


A GISBURN man who record during the first aged 84.


(177p), standard to 182.5p (172p), medium to 198p (165.4p). Half-bred ewes made to


place in a hand-carved wooden frame at the home of his daughter, Mrs Emmeline Wilkinson and her husband Ronald, Gis- b u r n Co t e s F arm, Gisburn. Mr Rigby farmed at Gis­


the Duke of Wellington regiment in France and Italy, where he won sev­ eral bravery medals and placates. They now take pride of


Mr Ellis Rigby was with


had a distinguished Army world war died last week


workshop in Waterloo, Clitheroe, in partnership with another local tins­ mith. After the war he decided


C248 35 £296.40 £239 95


to go into farming and lived at Rod hill Gate Farm, Grindleton, before moving to Gisburn. He was a member of


£2040 £19.35 £21.95


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burn Cotes up to his retire­ ment nearly 20 years ago and continued to live there with his daughter and fam­ ily. He had been a widower for 29 years. He also leaves a son,


Farm, Sawley, Mr Rigby served his apprenticeship as a tinsmith with Theo Wilson’s in Clitheroe. He then set up in business at a


Ben, who lives in Man­ chester. Born at Lawson House


Slaidburn Band, and his other main interest was running, for which he won many medals both in the Army and at home. Interment followed a


service in West Bradford M e th o d is t Chapel on Friday.


FOR riding a motor cycle, without ‘L’ plates, provi­ sional licence holder Anthony John Calvert (30) , of Bawdlands, Clitheroe, was fined £10 by the Clitheroe magistrates.


No ‘L’ plates i


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