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- P a r e n t s a t L a n g h o


r e a s s u r e d b y h e a d


PILLOWS by Slumberdown


i u t i , u t>y


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CURLED FEATHER FILLING Rec. Price £4.50


SALE PRICE £ 3 . 2 5


CONTINENTAL QUILT by Slumberdown


ICI Terylene P3 filling, washable and nonallergenlc, 10.5 min. tog value.


SINGLE SIZE Rec. Price £28.95 . nufacturers „ I suppliers, p f ' > "


• . lity ^shower equipment ancs: BL1 7AF


. 0131 , v i Th. SALE PRICE £ 1 8 . 9 5


CONTINENTAL QUILTS by Slumberdown


rnis quilt contains 51% duck down, 49% duck feathers,11 min.tog value s,ze


NEW DUCK DOWN/DUCK FEATHER HALF REC. PRICE


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


Rec. Price Sale Price £59.95


£88.50 £107.00


DORMA CONTINENTAL QUILT COVERS


Wide choice of current designs, slight misprints.


Sits


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


■ Rec Price SALE PUCE £16.95 £10.95


PILLOWCASE £3.12 £1.95


DORMA DIVAN TRIMS Pastel shades


Sits


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


£1650 £10.95 £14.95


£24.95 £16.95 £29.95 £19.95


Rec. Price SAU PRICE . £11.50 £5.95 £8.95


Size


£ 2 9 .9 5 £ 4 4 .2 5 £ 5 3 .5 0


DORMA FITTED SHEETS A super rang eof pastel shades Rec Price. SALE PRICE


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


PILLOWCASE


£7.95 £4.95 £10.95 £6.95 £14.95 £8.95


PRINCE SS F L E E C Y UNDERBLANKET


keeps you warm all night through. Hand or machine wash.


Lambskin type pile Sire


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


Rec. Price SALE PRICE £6.95 £5.25 £12.95 £7.25 £14.95 £8.25


mnmik i .tfu v n i ik i t v v i i n u i


Telephone. BURNLEY .24439 „ Also at 24'Birley S t ; Blackpool


■y Access and Sa^/ayca/^s we/come' V-* ; ;i!!l £2.12 £1.50 |


Pupils aim to raise


cash for church


School, Clitheroe, will be providing two evenings of entertainment next week and C


MORE than 100 pupils of Pendle County


Primary


- hu rch Restorati •on ~ at the same time.


helping the


Parish Fund •


volves the school choir, orchestra and recorder groups. Selections from English, Welsh and Irish music and fav o u r ite themes from popular films and pantomimes will ensure a lively evening for everyone. Mrs J. Brennan and Mrs S. Harrison have


-iitur systems ant i colours f rom O N S |


xury wo?id


Luxury baths. Vanity basins,


hower bases and units. Designed with supreme elegance. In a


Hour choice that’s [ limitless as your imagination.


* RANGE AT:


TONS pTON 8 KING


irON Tel. 37394 k S ' TV AUDIO SALE BARGAINS


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BUSH 12in. PORTABLE MONO TV.......................... .


SANYO 12in. PORTABLE


HITACHI 12in. P26 PORTABLE im u n w


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£59.90 £69.90 £69.90


SPECIAL BARGAINS CO-OP 20in. COLOUR TV ONLY.......... £249.95 HITACHI 230 20in. COLOUR TV £ 3 1 9 , 9 5


SANYO 4406 MUSIC CENTRE..........................................


FERGUSON 3T11


BUSH 5400 CASSETTE D A m n ai ARM ................................................


>ERING! [TING!


CARRY IOUS


[BOUTIQUE w iM


/FERGUSON 3T07 ■*AeeETTC/DI AYFR ...................... ............... 1 1 1 l i i 1 ....................... BINATONE TV GAMES, ONLY................... 2 YEARS PARTS AND LABOUR GUARANTEE ON


ALL MUSIC CENTRES AND COLOURTV


£139.95 £37.95 £49.95 £19.95


HOTPOINT FURNISHING


850 DISHWASHER........................ SSBBlSS £ 1 9 9 .9 5 840 DISHWASHER........................ -£359^5 £ 1 9 9 .9 5


HOTPOINT 1731 6lb. TUMBLE DRYER..................................


SERVIS 209, 6lb TUMBLE DRYER............................ ............


HOTPOINT 1464 TWIN TUB....................................................


HOOVER 3110 AUTO WASHER...........................................


PHILIPS 082 AUTO WASHER...........................................


HOOVER SENIOR VAC 4058......................................


HOOVER JUNIOR VAC 1036 INCLUD­ ING TOOLS..................................................


£9.95( CYLINDERVAC........................................... HOOVER 427


ELECTROLUX 170 VAC PLUS FREE TOOLS........................... ........


ELECTROLUX 502 VAC NO TOOLS............................................'.......


£74.90 £114.90 £169.90 £269.95 £199.95 £66.90 £64.90 £39.90 £59.95 £64.95


£5.00 Allowance on your old Upright Hoover with foot switch


PARKER KNOLL RECLINERS........................................


TRAVIS DORCHESTER SUITE DRALON............................................


CAVENDISH 3-PIECE SUITE..................................


FALSTEAD 3-PIECE SUITE DARK BROWN..................................


TUDOR 3-PIECE COTTAGE SUITE WITH ROCKER..................................


AVALON DINING ROOM UNIT.,


STRAYFOR 2-SEATER COTTAGE SUITE..........


DORLUX CONTESS 3ft. DIVAN..... ..........i............


LAY-E-ZEE 3ft. RETAINER DRAWER DIVAN..................


SALE SPECIAL 3ft. DIVAN INC. HEADBOARD.


,£361r35 £ 2 2 5 .0 0 .£74-4*3- £ 6 4 0 .0 0 £ 1 9 9 .9 5


J£409t96 £ 4 4 9 .9 5 ^344r95- £ 3 0 9 .9 5 S28&&Q- £ 2 3 7 .9 5 £336^3” £ 2 1 2 .9 5 _£64-^e- £ 5 4 .9 5


GIANT WHEELED SHOPPERS........................................


5 LITRE BRILLIANT WHITE EMUL­ SION.... ...............................................


PAINT V fe PINT GLOSS......................


BLACK & DECKER WORKMATE.......................................


_£97t4S- £ 8 7 .4 5 ROUND DRINK TROLLEY....... £ 3 2 .9 5


BATHROOM CABINET......................


1 0 % OFF MOST FURNITURE AND FANCYGOODS


“ USE YOUR HANDYCARD” y o u r c a r i n g s h a r i n g c o -o p MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. Tel. 22611 — £ 6 .9 5 — —


£ 2 .2 5 5 0 p


£49^95- £ 3 6 .5 0 _£7r5e-


DORLUX 4ft. 6in. MATTRESS (MALVERN)...............................


DORLUX 4ft. 6in. MATTRESS (FESTIVAL)................................


BEAUTILITY BEDROOM UNIT MIRROR DOORS...............................


_£§©t59 £ 5 9 .9 5 _£A&*ir £ 4 0 .9 5


X534r5fr £ 4 7 9 .9 5


available — adults 60p, children and pensioners 40p — from tne Parish Office, the school, or pupils and teachers.


done by members of the peripatetic music staff. Some tickets are still


will consist of readings from the children’s own work on subjects such as school life, elephants, home cooking, hijackers, the five senses, the Silver Jubilee and old age pen­ sioners. There will also be a short anthology of verse. The musical side in­


showing their skills in writing, reading and music. Part of the programme


nesday, they are present­ ing a variety programme, sKil'


On Tuesday and Wed­


IT was smiles all round at Whalley Cricket and Tennis Club’s annual “Fun Da;lay. For not only did the


committee and the races took place on the Station


chirpy youngsters in our picture enjoy a series of


races, but the tennis team also kept up their winning ways in the North East


ised by the club’s social


Lancashire League. The occasion was organ­


tries in all age groups kept officials busy ensur­ ing that the sprint, obsta­ cle and egg and spoon events went off smoothly. The glorious weather


Road ground. A high number of en­


ckoned it was one of the


best-ever responses to the event.


active on the track, pa­ rents and other visitors went shopping at the vari­ ous stalls or enjoyed re­


While the children were


brought out many visitors and a club spokesman re­


see the tennis team in action against previously unbeaten Fentscowles.


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freshments and drinks in the bar. Others moved across to


The home side turned in a splendid performance to win 7-2 and leave them­ selves handily placed in the league table. Whalley Lions gave a


SUPER Ht-LOFT


Bernard Horsfall, who has clamped down on1 disci­ pline and introduced cor­ poral punishment at his school, answered his cri­ tics at a special meeting last week. Mr Horsfall (35), who


LANGHO headmaster Mr BOUNDARY MILL SHOP


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took over at St Mary’s RC Primary School at the beginning of May, ans­ wered questions put by parents. One said afterwards:


“He completely reassured me. I think children are privileged to attend a school with a man who obviously cares so much. “He has so much en­


donation of £50 to help pay for prizes for the run­ ners and altogether about £100 was raised, which will go towards improve­ ments to the cricket pavi­ lion.


Bangers and ’burgers on menu | .............. ,n,|


COMMENCING 10-00 a.m.


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FRIDAY, JUNE 13th


thusiasm, that it must spread, and he is very keen that children should enjoy school, but he ex­ pects pupils to behave. “I am sure the parents


and CHILDREN AT GENUINELY REDUCED PRICES For example:


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who attended were reas­ sured and are behind him.” Answering criticism


Corduroy Jackets............ Wool Car Coats............... Unisex Jeans..................


that he jumped in with both feet over pupils’ be­ haviour, Mr Horsfall said if he had waited weeks to instil discipline, it might not then have been poss­ ible. Parents were also reas­


sured that if they wanted to discuss a problem with him, they were welcome to do so.


- Guided walks start again


by Lancashire Council, start from Fell House car park at 3 p.m. and last .about 1V4 hours. The park is eight miles


FREE guided walks at Beacon Fell Country Park begin again on Sunday. ie walks, organised Count


north of Preston and pro­ vides picnic areas, wood­ land walks and magnifi­ cent views. It is sign­ posted from Longridge, Chipping and the A6 at Broughton and Brock.


been responsible for the musical work and linking and extending the work


Philip England ana Shaun Lambert at the home. of Philip’s parents, Mr and Mrs P. E n g la n d ..


THE mouthwatering aroma of hamburgers and sizzling sausages in the air around Southfield Drive, Wesl Bradford, on Friday, issued from the 1st Bolton-by-Bowland Scout group’s coffee evening. The culinary delights were prepared by Scouts


Chemists’ rota


m en t for the group, which was formed last autumn. Proceeds amounted to nearly £100. There was a bring-and-buy stall, a raffle, trea­ sure hunt and games.


( Naturally, their West Highland terrier; Kiltie, The function was held to raise money for equip


pictured centre with the lads and their supporters) was ready to receive any tit bits on offer.


TODAY and tomorrow, R. N. and M. Read, Moor' Lane, Clitheroe, will be open from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday: Charles Clegg, Church Street, Clitheroe


— Noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday — 6 to 7 p.m.


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£49.99 £12.99


£17.80


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OPEN: Tuesday and Wednesday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday 10


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£ 6 .0 0 £ 9 .9 5


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