N-'.-V* V ,


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 12th, 1080 11 CLU V BRAS OOR T AGIN


22in. ITT... 20in. ITT... 16in. ITT... 14in. ITT...


Bargain Price


.... ........


22in. ITT Full R/C..... 14in. Teleton........ .......


5in. Vega:.................


...£276.00 ...£249.00


..... .......£255.00 ....£199.95


14in. Ferguson........................£245.00 20in. Ferguson..................... .£249 00


BLACK AND WHITE PORTABLES £59.95


12in. Teleton.......... ...................£69.95 12in. Ferguson................. ...... .£75.95 I4in. Ferguson..............■■I!"!.'!I'£83!95


A. E. HARGREAVES MOOR LANE & WOONELANE CLITHEROE 22683


2 MONTHS FREE VIEWING on recon­ ditioned colour rentals — Ask for details


10% OFF Normal prices of all cycles in stock. Over 150 to choose from.


PENDLE MILL SHOP


STOCKISTS OF Oils


EXTILES . \STWELL)


1 .5 7 2 3 9


TO P S — UNDERWEAR — PYJAMAS — SOX — TIGHTS — HANKIES — RUGS' — CONTINENTAL QUILTS' — SWIMWEAR —• KNITWEAR OF A L L K I N D S ' — O I L E D GUERNSEYS A SPECIALITY.


JEANS _— DUNGEREES — SKIRTS — CORDS — SHIRTS — T-SHIRTS


SUMMER • ; - '. *


OUR SOLARIUM IS NOW OPEN


RIUM AND TAN IN


NLIGHT BUY FU L L ROLLS AND SAVE


S COMPLETE ION


T R E E T FO R D


693838 •


ON SILAGE SHEETING Plain Black Polythene


Width (Metres)


8 1 1 8 11


12.8 T'h 4.9 6Vi


FGLASS SIZE


AZING INDOWS


ORS AZED 2 5% OFF


Y O ROAD, 22522


LASS C • 7 'h


Gauge 300


300 500 500 500


1000 1500 1500 1500


Length on Roll (Metres)


72 50 50 42 36 30 30 20 20


• Clear also available Cut sheets also available


ALL PRICES INCLUDE VAT AT 15%


Please send cash with order and add £1.80 to cover carriage


Full money back satisfaction guarantee PERSONAL COLLECTION WELCOME


£4 per roll discount if you call and collect Alexandra Buildings


IL o k e t a n d l T T J j


Station Precinct Windermere Cumbria LS23 1BQ Tel. Windermere (STD 096 62) 2255


£ 6 0 . 9 0 £ 6 2 . 5 0 £ 6 5 . 8 0 £ 7 6 . 0 0 £ 7 7 . 9 0 £ 7 6 . 3 0 £ 7 5 . 8 0 £ 6 6 . 7 0 £ 7 6 . 3 0


ONE youngster who had a smashing time at Wad- dington village sports on Saturday was 11-year-old P e te r W h i te s id e , of “Lingmell,” Beechthorpe Avenue. The plate-smashing,


.Marie Asnin, Michelle Aspin, Jan e Whites ide . Boys — , Adrian Oldroyd, Ian Johnston, Simon Hoyle. 14-15: Girls — Eileen Makin-


Heather Ross. Boys — James Bailey, Damian Keefe, Peter Whiteside. 12-13: Girls >


—


beat the goalie contest, flat cap throwing and a cake stall pulled in the crowds while the sports were taking place. The fun helped raise £40 to­ wards resurfacing of the parking area by Wadding- ton Playing Fields’ As­ sociation. Prizes were presented


by Mr Charles Wilson, former chairman of the village Sports Committee, and nis wife. Most popular events


RESULTS


Flat races, 10-11: Girls — Lisa Coar, Cathryn Leeming,


son, Joanne Creighton and Nicola Keefe. Boys — Julian


Parkinson, Philip Lonsdale, Alisdair Watson. Over 16: Girls — Kate Pollitt, Bridget Harts- home. Boys — Russell Men- z ies , Robert Glendenning, David Austin. S-9: Girls — Julie Lodge,


Lodge and Linda Be rry, Joanne Waddington and Lisa Hoyle, Lesley Ross and Amanda Cox.- 1(5-11: Lisa Coar and Cathryn Leeming, Helen Berry and Amanda Jackson, Claire Lawson and Catherine Howard. 12-13: Jane Whiteside and Marie Aspin, Lesley herd and Michelle Aspin. W h eclbarrow, 10-11: Peter


Three-legged race, S-9: Julie


son, Nicola Keefe, Joanne C re ig h to n . 16 and over: Michael Morton, Russell Men- , David Austin.


Rachel Oldroyd, Kathryn Pol­ litt. Boys — Mark Dewhurst, Jonathan Cunliffe, Neil Morton. 6-7: Girls — Sarah Lodge, Lindsay Metcalfe, Claire Ed­ lington and Jane Keating. Boys — Ian Lewis, David Pollitt, Antony Smith. 4-5: Charlotte Chappell.


were the pillowfighting and the a d u l ts ’, egg throwing.


C a th e r in e Proc ter, Julian Tatton. Toddlers: Antony S penc e r , Daniel Brierley, Elizabeth Phillips. Sack race, 6-7: Ian Lewis,


Whiteside and Chris Tatton; James Bailey and Mark Lloyd, Dale Cox and Damian Keefe. 12-13: Simon Hoyle and Adrian Oldroyd, Ryan Howarth anil Miles Parkinson, Ian Johnston and Nigel Heales. Walking race, 14-15: Boys


Lodge, Brian Roper, David Watldington. 9-11: Boys — Damian Keefe, David Grooby, Peter Whiteside and Robert Leeming. Girls — Lisa Coar, Rachel Edlington, Cathryn Leeming: 12-13: Boys — Ian Johnston, Adrian Oldroyd, Nigel Heales. Girls — Marie Aspin, Jane Whiteside, Michel­ le Aspin. • 14-15: Boys — Julian Parkin­


Ixjng jump, Up to 8: Julie


— Julian Parkinson, Michael Keefe, Phillip Lonsdale; Girls: Nieola Keefe, Joanne Creigh­ ton. Eileen Makinson. High jump, Up to 8: Julie


under: Girls — R. Lewis. Boys — David Grooby. 11-16: Girls — M. Coar. Boys — Alisdair


Menzies, Andrew Herd, John Herd. F la t hat throw, 10 and


Girls — Julie Lodge, Rachel Oldroyd. Boys — James Smith, Damian Keefe. Over 11: Girls — Michelle Aspin and Nicola Keefe. Boys — Robert Coar, Dale Herd. Egg throwing: Fiona and


Grooby. Piliowfight, 11 and under:


son, Alisdair Watson, Michael Keefe. Girls — Eileen Makin- sonr Nicola Keefe, Joanne Creighton. 1(5 and over: Robert Glendenning, Russell Menzies, David Austin. Cross-country, Up to S: Re­


Antony Smith, David Pollitt. 8- 9: Neil Morton and Adam Spencer, Jonathan Cunliffe. Egg and spoon, 6-7: Lindsay


Metcalfe and Claire Edlington, Jane Keating.


END OF LEASE


SALE f FINAL


CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE AFTER JUNE 21st THIS


‘ BUSINESS WILL BE


TRANSFERRED TO 61 MARKET STREET, LANCASTER


Cunliffe of Settle


Jean


CASTLE H IL L HOUSE, HIGH STREET, SETTLE.


ON


DROCK ESTIC


SOLD W ITH


E. ALSO A K U P .


ON 4329


well help you to sell your family^ unwanted items


Turn words Into cash with the Burnley ■ Express, Nelson Leader, Colne Times,


Barnoldswick & Earby . ... Times, ClitherOe : ' Adver tiser ..


- ,


NURSING AGENCY Tel. 52296 office hours


THE CALDER


88 St James’s Street, BU RN L E Y


Is now available In your own home by fully qualified SEN and SRN nurses. Excellent service at reasonable rates.


psimcmsmcMt For lull details


Phone BURNLEY 52296 9 a.m. — 5 p.m.


; Licensed annually by Lancashire b - - • County council


V vl


Phone: BURNLEY 53788 or COLNE 861816 .


After Office Hours •


v a u x h A l l O EOFOnO


But If you have to you’ll be able to view the best equipped body andpaint workshop in the Ribbie Valley with M IT E tC the most advanced car body straightening and pulling jigs now available.


And an all new paint BLENDER*MIXER to make over 6,000 colours to match every BRITISH


and FOREIGN car sold in the UK.


VEHICLE BODY REPAIRS — FULL OR PART BODY RESPRAYS ON ANY MAKE OF CAR.


Accident damage and insurance work our spe­ ciality.


W


Members of the Vehicle Builders and fepalrers ... Association.


Approved Insurance repairers


W E L LG A T E MOTORS LTD. The paint and bodyshop


■ WATERLOO ROAD HEAD OFFICE ■


TEL. 22222-3-4.


DUCK STREET, CLITHEROE.


Choose from teak or mahogany finished veneers or crisp modern vvhite— all the Avalon bedrooms offer masses of storage space both hanging and drawers.


taskers ■ THE ■ HOME FURNISHERS ✓ MARLBOROUGH


Queen Mill, Queens Road, Accrington.Tel: 36262 47-51 Coal Clough Lane, Burnley. T e l:3 7 0 8 9 Queen Mill late night thursdays until 8.30 p.m. ; •


Dining tables,'chairs' corner units, bookcase units, drinks units — ail the living/dining furniture you have longed fo r_ all made by, Avalon in real wood veneers. -


WE KNOW OUR BODY SHOP MANAGER IS THE LAST PERSON YOU WANT TO SEE


• ston. Girls — Jane Whiteside, Lesley Herd and Marie Aspin. 14-15: Boys — Robert Coar. Julian Parkinson, Michael Keefe. Girls — Eileen Makin­


Lodge, Brian Roper, Sarah Lodge. 9-11: Boys— Mark De­ whurst, Damian Keefe, Robert Leeming. Girls — Lisa Coar, Rachel Oldroyd, Rachel Edling­ ton. 12-13: Bovs — Adrian Old­ royd, Simon Hoyle, Ian John-


becca Wood, Brian Roper, Linda Berry. 9-11: Bovs — Damian Keefe, James Pailey, Dale Cox. Girls — Helen Berry, Lisa Coar, Joanne Creighton. 12-13: Boys — Adrian Oldroyd, Nigel lleales, Ian Johnston. Girls — Lesley Herd, Jane Whiteside, Deborah Mason. 14-15: Boys — Michael


Keefe, Philip Lonsdale, Dale Herd. 16 and over: Russell


H a th e re l l , Daniel Wood, Graham Whitwell. N u rsery rhyme: Jane Keating and Claire E dlington, Sarah Baron, Catherine Proctor. Historical: Joanne and Catherine Howard, Lisa Coar. Humorous: Joanne and David Waddington; Lesley Herd, Marie Aspin and Jane Whiteside; Richard Ellis and Joanne Proc tor; Rebecca Hatherell.


Keith Mercer. Fancy dress. Topical: Lucy


CUP WINNERS t ♦ a s s e t s


i,odge. Senior boys: Adrian Oldrovd and Julian Parkinson;


girls Eileen Makinson.


Junior boys: Damian Keefe; ir is : Lisa Coar and Julie


Watson. Adults: Mr Alan When we introduced our annua!


payment plan on this 20” colour TV it seemed a pretty good offer. Butwedidn’t realise just howgood


it really was, until we phoned some of our major competitors Atthetimeofgoingtopressonlyone


came anywhere near matching it. ‘ However, don't just take our word for it. Why not phone a few of our competitors


yourself, andcheck their prices? We think you'll end up coming


to us. We’ve an equally good offer on 22” colour. Bush 6340 22” colour TV with stand-


only£7.75 per month:


* Monthly equivalent, based ouixjyinp.jyejf'sfentjl in advance.


Thisnewl7” B&WTVwith push button channel selection is yours for only £2.99 per month! (Subject to 6 months statutory deposit).


BLACKBURN 3 Penny Street (Tel'. 662387) BURNLEY


60 The Mall (Tel: 25304) CLITHEROE 12 Castlegate (Tel: 23214) COLNE 52 Market Street (Tel: 3815) NELSON


23 Marsden Mall (Tel:65792) PADIHAM 67 Burnley Road (Tel: 71612)


No wonder so many people prefer to rent from us.


Re|ayVisibn


PENDLE RD, CLITHEROE Tel. 23174


aI


LANGHO Guides and Brownies were able to display their new flags after Sunday morning ser­ vice at St Leonard’s Church. The 2nd Langho Guide


I S i f i i r j f |y


Unusual prizes at garden party


group had Union and World flags dedicated by the vicar, the Rev. Paul Warren. A new world flag was also handed over to the Langho Brownie troop. For the Guides, the oc­


casion was a well-earned reward after they had raised funds by clearing s to n e s from land at Mytton Fold F a rm , Langho. Tne church was packed


Worn shock absorbers are dangerous and can mean MOT failure. Don’t take risks. Fit Girling Gas Shocks—gas pressurized shocks at around the same price as ordinary units.


R. CARR


Bawlands Garage Clitheroe. 0200-22173.


B. DOOTSON LTD Victoria Street Garage Clitheroe. Clitheroe 25211.


for the service and among the guests was the Dis­ trict Commissioner for G u id e s , M r s A n n Whitham. Also present were members of Whalley and St Mary’s, Langho, Guide groups. Our p ic tu re shows


Guides, Brownies and their leaders with the new standards.


GREENACRE GARAGE Greenacre Street Clitheroe. 0200-23108.


LEEDHAMS GARAGE Dunsop Bridge Nr Clitheroe. Dunsop Bridge 237.


JAM jars filled with a variety of items, ranging from peas to soap and sw e e t s to w a sh in g powder, were some of the more unusual prizes at a garden party organised by All Saints’ Church, Pend­ leton. The stall was run on


tombola lines.


the vicarage grounds, was opened by Mr John Hind- moor, headmaster of St James’s School, Clitheroe. Mr Hindmoor, who was


The function, held in


pupils in the exchange visits between Pendleton and St James’s. Mr Hindmoor, who was


introduced by the priest- in-charge, the Rev. J. G. Cole, spoke of the value of rural schools. He also told of the enjoyment of


brac stalls and a tombola. Teas were also served.


accompanied by his wife, was presented with a buttonhole by Edward


Whitwell. Apart from the jam jar


stall, there were the usual cake, produce and bric-a-


ing weather sent many people home early, nearly £250 was made.


Although the threaten­


and guests are Mr Hind­ moor (with buttonhole) and Mr Cole.


Pictured with helpers


m ^


a>W


-, V- s"J . Tjje&c '


" S S 5m S l C T C liM ™


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22