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6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 9th, 1980


a CHOOSE INTASUN WHY PAY MORE” PICK UP A FREE ; v.


BROCHURE AT OUR STAND


FANTASTIC LOW PRICES . FOR WINTER HOLIDAYS - FROM £74.


PLUSOUR FAMOUS AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN


BROCHURES — IT IS NOT AS EXPENSIVE AS YOU THINK


PRICES FROM £214


Intasun fn _


NOVEMBER/DECEMBER BARGAINS


Treat your kids to a half price winter holiday—


we’re offering 50% child reductions on the following holidays:


TUNISIA NOV. 27th 7 nts SAHARA BEACH...... .....£136 (basic cost) DEC. 1st 7 nts SAHARA BEACH............ £136 (Basic cost)


NOV. 24th 7 nts ARENAL PARK....... ......£122 (basic cost) NOV. 27th 7 nts ARENAL PARK........... ..£114 (basic cost)


NOV. 27th 7 nts LEVANTE................... £115 (basic cost) The above are only examples— o th er dates are available in NOV./DEC.


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for all further details, they will be only loo pleased to help you. TAYLOR TRAVEL


DEC. 4th 11 ntsSAHARA BEACH............ £162 (basic cost) MAJORCA


IF you fancy cross-country ski­ ing in Norway, deep-sea fishing in Ireland or cliff diving in Acapul­ co, hop on to a bus.


But make sure it’s


bound for Padiham. For Taylor Travel is organising the first North-West Holiday Exhibition to be held in Padiham.


shows, brochures, com­ petitions and displays will be on show at the holiday extravaganza to be held in Padiham /Town Hall on Tuesday.


Expert advice, film


about whether to have a quiet time in the rolling


• While .you are musing


at 6 p.m. and there will be plenty of time to browse among the large variety of holiday displays and have a drink before


Cotswold hills or a hectic holiday in brash Las Vegas, have a drink at the bar. The doors will be open


, Advertising • feature by


Brian Feeney


the exhibition closes at 10 p.m.


of<20p will not hurt your pocket but might save family quarrels about where to go this winter or next year.


, A small entrance charge , ;


door will go towards .the St John Ambulance Brigade in Padiham, which first pi-ompted the idea of holding the go- ahead exhibition. The Padiham division is


Money taken at the ■ day brochures ■


formation / to; back .1 them up. But the staff are keen to arrange1 independent holidays.


may want to 'trav e l- throughout Britain by car, for weekend breaks or for: annual holidays and Taylor- Travel can help by booking, hotels wherever people wish to'stay. The North-West.. Holi­


have recently • started a hotel reservation scheme for this country as well as worldwide. A new Telex machine mean’s the agency can confirm book­ ings almost instantly.-- - Many people in- 1981


With this-in mind they . ,


celebrating its 90th an­ niversary and will use the proceeds to fit out a cara­ van with first aid equip­ ment. Mrs Gladys Taylor, who


and the in- •


ailable on package tours, but more .adventurous. spirits'-can find out how much it will cost them to. make their way across the continent by Greyhound bus. It is : hoped that a representative from Jet- save will be on hand. , Brochures covering the


confusing; for the first- time visitor. 1 ’ -Information1 will sbe- av­


day Exhibition has- been arranged for people who are considering where to go and would like to talk , to the experts. All forms ' of holiday ■


runs the travel agency in Burnley Road, thought of the plan and has put a lot of hard work into making the event something to be remembered.


BUSINESS


agency is promoting the exhibition and it is sure to be a reflection of the firm’s formula for success — friendly, efficient and informative service. Travel is their business


The small family travel TAYLOR TRAVEL


OF PADIHAM PRESENT


HOLIDAY EXHIBITION at PADIHAM TOWN HALL


THE NORTH WEST


on T U E S D A Y , O C TO B E R 1 4 th 6 p.m. - 10 p.m (Stay for as long as you want)


Collect Holiday


Information


travel- and destinations are catered for and specialists will be oh hand to advise about prices, value, accommodation-and facilities. Ski-ing' holidays are


far corners of the world can be taken away to be t h’u m b e d through but films of the holiday centres are sure to fascinate even the less-adventurous tourist. ; A rail journey through the Canadian Rocky Mountains ,has been filmed by the tourist board and will be. on con­ tinuous display at the ex­ hibition. Impressive shots of the


and they certainly, seem to be going places. An agency has been success­ fully run on the outskirts of Preston for several years. It developed by offering


structors will suggest suitable resorts- and are •always willing to take on new members who would like to practise ski-ing before taking to the slopes. -


: DEMAND


Brenda and Johanna, under the enthusiastic di­ rection of manageress Terry — are developing the office successfully.- Taylor Travel always


friendly and efficient ser­ vice and the same is now happening with the year- old Padiham branch. . The staff — Vanessa,


like holidays with a differ­ ence ask the representa­ tive from the Norwegian Tourist Board about cross-country ski-ing. The sp o r t is growing in demand and is well-organ­ ised for the holidaymaker! North America has at­


For enthusiasts who


ensures there is a large selection of inclusive holi­


t ra c te d . in c re a s in g amounts of tourists from the area, but the variety of cheap-deal fares can be


proving to be more and more popular and a large stand for enthusiasts,, manned by experts, will answer queries from old hands and novices alike. Rossendale Ski Club in­


Canadian Tourist Board, has accepted an invitation to attend and has a wealth of information for you to draw upon. Films of other exciting


snowcapped peaks trace the rail’route through the mountain range and the film will be accompanied by literature on Via Rail services and prices. Mr Tom Hill, of the


- S h e a r i n g s -


and exotic countries will be shown — some con­ tinuously — providing an opportunity to view your choice before travelling. For many, travelling


itself is a luxury, and with the facilities aboard ocean cruisers who can blame them? Relaxing voyages are sprinkled with visits to foreign ports.


SPECIAL


stand shows that the going is easier and' there are choices of cruises with P and 0 and. Fred Olsen Lines.


British Rail’s Sealink


for at the exhibition. Be sure to look out for the special offers; St John Ambulance


All tastes are catered ' f l f r


Brigade is organising competitions and the prizes are worth studying. Celebrity fishing expert


Al&gzmm


.“tackle” him about the best-1 angling country. He will'be available for a chat by the;, display of fishing equipment.


Martin James knows a good catch, so go and


; nnu Holklav'* . S t t i l inlrel.mil wsi


THIS IS THE TIME AND THE PLACE TO COLLECT INFORMATION AND IDEAS FOR YOUR NEXT HOLIDAY.


T A Y LO R T R A V E L S TA F F C AN E N S U R E TH A T : B R O C H U R E S A R E FO RW A R D E D TO YOU / H O T E L S A R E B O O K E D


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F L IG H T S A R E A R R A N G E D A N D T IC K E T E D IN D E P E N D E N T H O L ID A Y S A R R A N G E D X IN C LU S IV E TO U R S A RE B O O K E D C A R S A R E H IR ED


ENTRANCE FEE20p . Proceeds to St John Ambulance Brigade, Padiham


FRIENDLY staff Terry, left,, and. Johanna, of Taylor Travel, preparing for the holiday ■ exhibition :


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Shearing Coaches can tell you the best means of getting there at reason­ able prices and advance bookings can be made at the-exhibition. Both firms have facilities for travel beyond Britain and it is worth investigating. Films, competitions,


are to be found in Britian and- if you are a fishing enthusiast Martin will, tell youj where to go for an enjoyable holiday. Hertz Car Rentals and


Some of the best waters


special offers, expert advice and much more promise to make Padiham’s first North- West Holiday Exhibition an event not to be missed. So jump on a bus to Padiham and see where it takes you. Bon Voyage!


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Ask for our new Winter break brochure which contains three and four day Weekend breaks.


Five day Maxi breaks and seven day Super breaks at prices start­ ing from just £23.


Local pick-up points. Read


funds were boosted by £55 on Saturday, the result of a waste 'paper- collection . organised b y - the parents’ committee.


Boost Read Scout and Guide


M SHEARINGS - RIBBLESDALE Shearings-RIbblesdale Holidays, Moss Lane Coach Station,


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PA D IH AM BOOK WITH THIS TRAVEL AGENT


All the aces At- Monday’s whist


drive in Read Constitu­ tional Club, winners were: Ladies — Mrs A. .Cunlif-. fe, Mrs 'L. Green'(Cons). Gents — Mrs D. Slinger, Mr R. Sagar (Cons). - Special prizewinner was


Mr Sagar and MC Miss E. Ennis.


. : /•


R\ead Garden^ Centre, spoke on “Bulbs and shrubs” and gave a> practi­ cal demonstration' to St John’s MU members, Read. It was: followed by ; questions on gardening problems.


Bulbs Mr Philip Bradley, of


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8 D A Y S — £ 1 3 9 1 5 D A Y S — £ 1 9 9


NO SURCHARGES INSURANCE INCLUDED


January departures only — a superb opportunity to - experience these exhilarating slopes, clean mountain air, 3 star hotel, full board, lively evening entertainment, weekend flights direct from Manchester


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Tosside


Winning hands Whist winners at a


J. Kendall, M.- Water- worth, Mr Broderick,. Mrs Lofthouse, Mr Water- worth, Mr J. .Finder, Mrs A. Parker. Raffle: F.- Calverley, M. •


whist and domino drive held at - Tosside were: Ladies — M.: Jackson, Mrs Fox,. Mrs -Sutton, Mrs Middleton. - Gents — Mr Briggs, Mr S. Hogg, Mr G. .Metcalfe, Mr Tennant. ■ Dominoes: J. Lofthouse,


Wentworth, J. Sagar. Bashall Eaves


To Katmandu At Bashall Eaves WI,


members observed a mo­ ment’s ‘silence for Mrs E. Trueman, who died re­ cently.


Chatburn, showed slides of her journey to Katman­ du. She was thanked by Mrs Pye, who presided and welcomed members of West. Bradford WI. '


Mrs A. Stretch, of


served a buffet supper and raffle winners 1


received from .-Mrs- S. Gorton and Mrs F. Sm i th ie s . : Members


: Letters of. thanks were


Miss Smalley and- Mar­ garet Hartley. ,


' Mrs A. Fox reported on the autumn council meet­


' Hit lamp • standard !


A CAR travelling along- Edisford Road crossed the - carriageway,.-hit-the-kerb and ■ demolished,: a ‘. lamp standard,.-Insp.,. J.\ K.. Beattie1 (prosecuting) ■ told1 Clitheroe magistrates.' ■


‘,-;Eileen 'Marjr^Clar Ice (52), of CrimptonCFarm;


'care a n d 'a t te n t io n ' . ; ir In ‘a1 letter 'she,-said she'


had/ibeen/momentarilyi blinded by.the’sun.,, i.^- ",


Cow Ark, was fined £60’ for -driving withoutdue


were:


Making acting debut


THREE new young mem­ bers will be making their stage debut for Wadding­ ton Drama Group in its forthcoming, production of “Plaza Suite.”..


Naylor, Simon Clark and Sarah Hamilton, all of Clitheroe. The group has also been glad to welcome several oth e r young people who will be assist­ ing backstage and front of house.


They / a re Tracey


Simon, is being produced by Greta Wilkinson and will be staged from November 12th to 15th in St Helen’s Sunday School.


The comedy, by Neil


separate episodes all taking place in Suite 719 of the Plaza Hotel. Making welcome guest


It consists of three


appearances for the group are Roy Oldroyd, of Wad­ dington, and Bill Taylor, of Clitheroe.. ■


cast, all?:familiar faces to the audiences at Wadding­ ton, are Derek Green; Pat


■ Other,., members of ,the


'-.Hargreaves, Bob Fisher, :Glenys ' Wood 1 arid April, Bell.


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^contact . Sue Baron at the . Clitheroe ' Advertiser and:


;■ ^ The - group’s;1 AGM: wilj b e ’’Held at th'e Sunday School on Monday at 7-45 p.m.


Times for' details. *"**J !-'v* « V'-TV i-\ ' ■' l


ranging a block booking; for the play are invited to,


Parties interested in ar­ . ■ * »


J'v!P endle'C lub . , . f , • ,


.and .-Mrs S. Cowperth-/ twaite,'’i'Mrs ’ J.' Harrison 7 Jand Miss R. Holland.


PENDLE Bridge Club1; i winners; were1 Mr ■


’ C.' Hill;:;


Vs. (1) “Don’t 2. (2) “D.I.S.CI 3. (5) “Baggy 4. (3) “Master! 5. (7) “My. .oldI 6. (—) “Amigo’l 7. (15) “If you’ll


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HAVE YOU MISSED THE SUNSHINE THIS YEAR?


Well it’s not too late, you still have time to catch it with our SPECIAL OFFERS' TO MAJORCA


Fully inclusive ' £113 8 days


Definitely NO surcharges only extra is insurance Half board, three star hotel departing


Friday evening direct from Manchester ' 14th or 21st November


This special price is for the above mentioned dates only so hurry and book with TAYLOR TRAVEL or phone 061 273 2266 for more information


H- £7?


MP sees paper produced


Af^TER Clitheroe Divi­ sion MP Mr David Wad- dington has drafted his regular Westminster Viewpoint article; for the Advertiser and Times,-it is invariably, left to; his wife Gillian to type the script. ■ - .


Waddington had the chance to see just what happens to such.an arti­ cle before it reaches the reader.


Recently Mr and Mrs At the invitation of


editor Raymond Mann, they were shown round our production unit at Burnley — among the most up-to-date: in the provincial press using the latest technology.


“ Fasc in a ting . We really had no idea just


how much was in­ v o lv ed ,” was the ir


' pleasing note for the MP, who sends birthday greetings to those of his constituents reaching 18. It so happened that on


verdict. The tour ended on a


- Greenwood at work on one of the Advertiser and Times pages.


DISTRICT NEWS


ing in Preston. The WI birthday party will be held - at Browsholme Heights.


West Bradford £118 total


-Harvest festival ser­ vices . at West Bradford Methodist Church were well attended and collec- 'tions totalled £118. The preacher was the


on her son’s great de­ light at1 receiving a com­ munication from the House of Commons.. Our. picture shows Mr and |Mrs Waddington . watching Mr Geoffrey


the day of the visit the son of one of our clas­ sified advertisement sales team, who lives at Read,had received a card from Mr Waddington. Mum was able to pass


‘Fault! grates lead t<| floodl


FLOODING in W ton on Monday niuS partly caused by ijf ate work earned cently by the coun'J oil’s' highways ment, complai| Ribble Valley cour


Rev.-James-Needham and ■ soloist Mrs Allison Lodge, of Waddington. Harvest produce was


distributed on Monday to the elderly and sick of the village.


Playing field


• - Prizewinners were; Mrs Anne Iphofen, Mrs Mar- Sleath,1


garet Jones and Hanson.


Mrs Ethel Mrs Lily


■ In spite of rain, West Bradford WI’s coffee morning at Hippings House; home of Mr and Mrs J. Kitchen, raised £56 for the playing field fund.’


representative CoJ I. Walmsley the gl three new drains ll trap; water comiil Waddington Fel were two inches| than the road.


According to


Valley Public Wol Health Committf the rainwater gone into them work, had been a money. If the grH been put in propl claiiried, and nol the road surfacl would have cau.| water.


He told the


complained thatl had overflowed f l village brook bel culvert was too [ for the amount of | had to take.


Coun. Walmsll


needed doing on [ years and somel were threatening r old payment q| unless somethi| done.


surveyor, Mr Wordsworth si would investigate [ gations. :


The county dj


No pari LANCASHIRE


Council intends sider banning pa| all times on the of ICing Street, from its junction crington Road, tance, of about tl covers the frontal Whalley Arms cl The idea receil backing of Ribblel Public Works an<| Committee.


TOP He said woil


IT was “thank yo| when ■


Bowling and TenJ held its annual dance at the Whl


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