6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 6th, 1980
TURKEYS — DUCKLING — CHICKEN — FOWL — GEESE
FINEST QUALITY FRESH OR FROZEN ALL GAME IN SEASON.
WINDO r PATI< i-
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COMPLETE RANGE OF FROZEN FOODS FOR THE CATERER AT COMPETITIVE PRICES.
DAILY DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT THE AREA
FREDLAWSON
We wish GEORGE HAWORTH every success at Clitheroe Market.
THE NEW COLD STORE
PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. Clitheroe 41260
takes a stake in the market
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ONE old-established another at Clitheroe
' For a f te r 50 -years, Janies Howard and Sons, of Croft Cottage, Newton, are handing over control of their stall there to Black- bum’s George Haworth. The move follows a six-
month partnership period between the two concerns, but now the Blackburn firm will be in sole charge.
George Haworth business on Wnalley New Road was handed down through the generations until a decade
Set up in 1888, the
family butcher’s will be taken over by Market on Saturday.
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a one-man set-up, but the shop had gained an excel lent reputation among cus tomers in Wilpshire and the surrounding areas, so Mr Biddulph decided to maintain the original fam ily name. Since then, business has been booming and Mr Bid-
over by its present own ers,' Mr Keith- Biddulph and his wife Eileen, of Goodshaw Avenue, Black burn. At that time it was only
ago, when it was taken dutoh now employs five ' "
butchers and two drivers
and Sllppli®® ^ tnG ITi6Gt to about 40 hotels throughout
the Ribble Valley area. The firm is looking for ward to making a name for
itself in'Clitheroe and is confident things will go “While we have been
running the stall on a part-
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nership basis, we have had a very good response,” said Mr Biddulph. “If people see a queue
in s id e a sh o p , th e y immediately tend to walk away and do not want to be bothered waiting. “But on a market, a
queue seems to attract interest, with passers-by stopping to have a look. This is one of the attrac tio n s of a place like Clitheroe, with shopping being part and parcel of a day out/’ he said. Keeping things. ticking
WHALLEYS WHOLESALE BUTCHERS
SUPPLIERS OF BEEF, PORK AND LAMB
WISH GEORGE HAWORTH EVERY SUCCESS AT
CLITHEROE MARKET
AATIRBTOS SW
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GISBURN 224
ALY TEL.
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b c i c o n / u p p l i e / (hiKklei/field limited)
WISH
GEORGE HAWORTH EVERY SUCCESS AT CLITHEROE MARKET
★ DANISH BACON ★ PRE-PACKED BACON
★ SMOKED GAMMONS & MIDDLES A SPECIALITY
DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE NORTH OF ENGLAND
12 OLD LEEDS ROAD, i
HUDDERSFIELD HD11SG Tel. Huddersfield 43141-2-3 ■
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RIBBLE VALLEY
ROASTING CHICKENS
6 0 BEST
QUALITY BULLOCK TOPSIDE .
£ 1 . 3 0 f b
GEORGE HAWORTH STALL 26, CLITHEROE MARKET
The above o f f* , . . . . fnr one day only on Saturday, March 8th Also at
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DANISH A1
GAMMON STEAKS at
GENERAL .
REDUCTIONS ON
MOST OTHER CUTS
. r ,■ :, 787 WHAL*LEY NEW ROAD
WILRSHIRE rf /BLACKBURN ‘ V • 1, TEL. 48039/
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PHILBIN BIRO
JOHN FOOD MACHINERY
Suppliers of FOOD
PR O C E S S IN G M A C H IN E R Y an d D IG ITA L
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including THE
NEW YOIWATO marketed by Biro
also Gravity feed BACON SLICES
y\/e wish '-'s .' GEORGE HAWORTH
fs every?success3.tii: CLITHER0E MARKET?
Tel; Bolton 56379^, i ~ ./* l
burnl Tel. PADIH
FOR THIS
over between the shop ana the Clitheroe stall will be manager Mr Alan Goodi son, of Preston Old Road, Blackburn, and his assis tant Mr Richard Bamber, of Wyburn Close, Fenis- cowles. The stall will be open
A SLICE of steak? Mr Goodison is ready to oblige
over from Blackburn by van in the early ^ morning.. On Saturday, to mam
the opening of a new era at the stall, there will be sev- ! eral low-price special offers and there should be something to satisfy the palate of any meat fancier. The firm specialises in
beef, pork ana lamb, pro duced on local farms, and also has Cumberland, beef and pork sausages, made to the special tasty recipe of the old Haworths. I t can also point to
attractive cut-price deals in the deep freeze stakes for orders of more than £5. The s ta ll i ts e lf has
undergone a facelift, with the installation of modern refrigeration, together with new shelves and floors. Eventually the Haworth nameplate will be d isp lay e d aDove th e counter. Mr Biddulph has the
Charnley, of Parsonage Road, Blackburn. And keeping tabs on the
AND NO
SOVEREIGN PVC painting whatsoev smooth surface fl
Maintenance dema lubrication of hlna benefits when co increasing cost o regular painting of
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ins and outs of the various orders from hotels and re s tau ran ts is Mr Pat Moulden, of .Brownhill Road, Blackburn. The breakthrough into
VALLEY REFRIGERATION & SHOPFITTINGS
SUPPLIERS OF
the hotel sphere came about almost Dy accident. “A former general man
REFRIGERATION UNITS AND DISPLAY SHELVING TO
ager of a local hotel used to live nearby and one day his wife came into the shop to buy some meat,” said Mr Biadulph. “He was so impressed
GEORGE HAWORTH We wish you every success at
Clftheroe Market EVERYTHING FOR THE
with what we had to offer that he said he wanted similar quality produce for the patrons of his hotel and asked us to become sup pliers. “From there, things iust
PROGRESSIVE RETAILER IN SHOPFITTING DISPLAY EQUIPMENT
took off through word of mouth,” he said. So what better creden
backing of a keen and har d-working staff to keep up the firm’s high standards. The skilled job of cutting
each Tuesday and Satur day from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with meat being ferried
REFRIGERATION AND SUNDRIES — FOR ALL RETAIL TRADES
THE LARGEST DISPLAY
and preparing all the vari ous portions of meat is in the capable hands of vet eran Dutcher Mr Ted
tials could a butcher’s have on its move to Clitheroe? Not only is G e o rg e Haworth a firm steeped in family tradition and know how, but it is also the place that many of the area’s leading caterers head for to pick the meats for their menus.
EQUIPMENT SHOWROOMS IN THE NORTH
LATE NIGHT OPENING TUES. TIL 9 p . m . ___________
FORREST MILL
HENRIETTA STREET, BACUP Tel. 070 683 6000
■ Although in sho 5 stocks of Giant 1 ex-nursery at I 2 5 % ■ Wholesale
|I HOLDEN C BOLTOI
Installers of High Pe _
dentlal
SPRING BANK, M Tel.
Showroom Open Late night —
GEORGE HAWORTH
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E S T A B L IS H E D 1888 ( P R O P R IE T O R S K. & E.‘-B ID D U L P H ) . ! , » i *:
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ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THEY HAVE TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS OF
JAMES HOWARD AND SONS CLITHEROE MARKET
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CLITHEROE MARKET
TUES & SAT m m See P LA IN S , E A S Y C A R E
A C R Y L IC S slight seconds
£ 7 .9 5 pair Prices quoted .
cu
choice of many colours from £ 5 .6 5 pair
10
Basi
INCLUDES SINK, LA
(PORTABLE BE HI
CALL AND r i :
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