Clilheroe Advertiser and Times, January 24th, 1980 11


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I GAINS LINES


IARKED IAIN


JNUALS -AR


Choose from 7 different qualities all showing big sayings on rec. prices, fully guaranteed and made to BS1 5335


BIG SAVINGS ON


CONTINENTAL QUILTS By SLUMBERDOWN


New white goose lealher/white goose down. Fully guaranteed and made to BSI 5335, 10.5 tog value.


SIZE


SINGLE DOUBLE KING


REC. PRICE £49.95 £69.95


£79.95 "


£28.95 £38.95 £48.95


SALE PRINCESS LUXURY


FLEECY UNDERBLANKET Simulated sheepskin, machine washable, non-slip back.


SIZE


(ORES :kburn


SINGLE


REC. PRICE £7.95


DOUBLE £11.95 KING


£13.95 SALE


£4.95 £6.50


DORMA CONTINENTAL


QUILT COVERS Wide choice o l ‘misprints


SIZE SINGLE


REC. PRICE £15.95


DOUBLE £23.95 KING


£29.95 SALE


£14i95 £18.95


£9.95


rROGERS rASSURED 1AUT1UTY IESFORD& ICS (REPRO) LOCK


RODUCTION ANYMORF


6 MARKET SQUARE BURNLEY


Telephone BURN* Ev . 24439 Also at 24 B'fley SI., Blackpool


Access and Barclaycards welcome


NOTE'Open all day Tuesday during sate period 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m.


IT was clearly a shrewd move, though unplanned, when Mrs Margaret Mars- den chose to have a gold sovereign as a retirement gift from Trutex. She added some of her own money towards the


Her retirement, after 12


years with Trutex, fell exactly on her 60th birth­ day on Friday, making it a double celebration. Mr Peter Rush, man­


S'ft, which was bought in


ecember and is now rapidly gaining in value.


and a good worker. Mrs Ma rsden, who


ager of the Henthorn works, thanked Mrs Mars- den for her efforts on behalf of the firm and said it was losing both a friend


worked for a spell at the firm’s Jubilee works, also received cards and gifts from workmates, including a china figurine, a single rose vase and chocolates. Before joining Trutex


Woone Lane. Though the shop is now closed, she and her husband Leslie, still live on the premises. Mrs Marsden is looking


Mrs Marsden ran a grocery and mixed business in


£7.50 Night out for Whalley WI


GREECE — its his­ tory, scenery and flora — was the subjfct of a holiday slide show pre- sented by secretary . Mrs P. Barnes at Whalley WPs annual party.


Mrs D. Simpson. A buffet supper, made by members, was served.


She was thanked by


Day introduced; Miss Betty Postlethwaite and her group of sin­ gers, who performed unusual carols from various countries.: They were thanked by Mrs M. Whitehead. Notice of a whist


President Mrs M.


drive on April 11th was given and prizes were requested for the next meeting.


Margaret strikes gold Sarah and Janet win NW


gymnastics title


EIGHT strenuous Clitheroe


weeks face two young]


the North— ------------ tic championships at Coventry Edisford School pupils


Sarah Legg and Janet Skellorn, competing in the under-11 pairs, became North West champions in the regional final at Dar- wen Sports Centre on


Saturday. Pairs work consists of


dancing, balancing and agility and they gave a sparkling, performance against girls from Roch­ dale, Blackpool and Gar-


stang. Their trainer, Mr Jim


forward to a more active outdoor life, especially after her husband retires


next year. The couple, who have a


son, Alan, both enjoy walking, caravanning and modern sequence dancing. Mrs Marsden (centre) is pictured receiving her gut


Marsh, headmaster of Edisford, is certain they will do well at Coventry. Their arduous trainin; routine will continue wit practices during dinnere breaks, after school, at weekends and in the holi days.


from Mr Rush, watched by Mrs Mary Davies, super­ visor in the trouser section whe r e Mrs Marsden worked, and some of her workmates.


Bureau brings


£1,700 OF THE FINEST QUALITY WALLPAPERS 99p per roll, Remnants at give away prices VINYL


WALLCOVERINGS READY PASTED VINYLS


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from £2.49 per roll UNPASTED VINYLS


from £ " ! .89 per roll


CONTOUR TILES & TEXTURES


THE FULLRANGEAT REDUCED PRICES


WOOD INGRAIN & WHITE TEXTURES


ANAGLYPTA from......... . SUPAGLYPTA from.............£1-99 HEAVY WHITES from.... .89p TRADE COARSE INGRAIN .....85p


FINE WOOD INGRAIN....... ?9p


WALLCOVERINGS & PAINTS P A IN T S


TRADE CLEARANCE PRICES from


A0p PER LITRE OFF INCLUDING COLOUR


D U L U X 1 P A IN T S


F. A. SOUTH BRILLIANT WHITES


5H. 2.5H. lit.


LIQUID GLOSS • NON DRIP GLOSS VINYL MAH EMULSION SILK EMULSION


£8.49 £4.49 £1.89 - £4.89 £1.99


£5.45 £2.99 - £6.55 £3.49 -


CORK TILES PACK OF 412in. x 12in.


REDUCTIONS OF TRADE BRUSHES, TOOLS &


89p SPARETIMER ROLLER & TRAY


SUNDRIES £1.85


PATTERN BOOK SHOWROOM


Select from our exclusive range of Pattern Books and enjoy seieci iron reduced prjces during the Sa/e


F. A. SOUTH & CO


KING LANE, CLITHEROE OPEN -


8-30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m.


(CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY) TEL. 24066 -


LL PRICES DURING THE SALE


TINTING TO YOUR CHOICE WITH DULUX MATCHMAKER


CURTAIN FABRICS FRM 50p per metre O


ALL FABRICS IN STOCK LESS 15%


★ MORE ON SPECIAL OFFERS GLEN FABRIC


at £5.95 per metre ALL OTHER


VELVETS INSTOCK


FABRICS including VELVETS


LESS 10% INCLUDING


if ordered


SANDERSON TRIAD &ICI INTERIOR DESIGNER


NET CURTAINS BY PAUL STEIGER


from 45p per metre


SUNWAY & LUXIFLEX ROLLER BLINDS 15% OFF


NORMAL PRICE DURING SALE PERIOD


CURTAINPOLES at


REDUCED PRICES 15% & 20%


PLEASE ASK FOR DETAILS OF OUR CURTAIN MAKING UP SERVICE


CLITHEROE auctioneers Ho t h e r s a l l , For r e s t , McKenna and Son were in action at an antique sale at Windermere viewed by over 1,200 people from a wide area. The 800 lots included a


large amount of silver and plate and at some stage silver realised £38 per' ounce. Highest price of the day


was shared by a walnut writing bureau and a set of Hepplewhite-style chairs at £1,700. A 116 oz. silver tray made £1,600 and a small Japanese ivory figure a few inches high was knocked down for £800. A set of sabre-legged


dining chairs made £1,400, a Steinway grand piano £1,500, a small mahogany sideboard £690, a pair of Chippendale-style carvers £925 and a mahogany din­ ing table £1,000. A u c t i o n e e r s we r e


Mi c h a e l and P e t e i McKenna.


In the


Forces AN insi jght into the Women's Royal Air Force was given to members of Read and Whalley Lunc­ heon Club when they invited Mrs Lydia Wilcock, of Wrea Green, to their me eting at Wh a l l e y


Abbey. Mrs Wilcock proved an


ente rt aining speaker , amusing her audience with anecdotes of the 27 years she spent with the WRAF during the war, when she was promoted to the rank of warrant officer. The luncheon was well


'the school team, which Mr Marsh considers the best Edisford has ever had. At Burnley, a week tomor­ row, it will be competing in the regional final for the national junior teams


Sarah and Janet are in


Johnson, Sylvia Holden and Sarah Mortimer, with Tracey Dickinson and K a r e n Wa l l a c e as


championship. Other members are Lyn


reserves. Two Edisford boys also


did well in the Darwen con­ te st s at' the weekend.^ Jason Hitchon and James Broughton finished second and third in the under-11 tumbling event.


Film show


FILMS of the varied work done by Social Services were shown to members of the Ribble Valley Red Cross (Disabled) Club at


their meeting. The films were accom­


panied by an explanatory talk by Air J. R. Baillie, of Blackburn Social Services, assisted by'Mr Jones. Club members are look­


ing forward to a trip to the pantomime at Trini ty M e t h o d i s t Ch u r c h , Clitheroe.


FURNISHING


Bus rides dearer from the weekend


ONLY a year since the last major rise in bus fares, Ribble Motor Services is to increase fares by a further | 15 per cent from Sunday. The increases range]


from an extra lp on fares up to 9p and a further 14p on fares between 78p and


82p.


considerable increases. From Clitheroe to Whalley they will have to pay 44p — an increase of 6p. Single fares between


Locally, passengers face 3-PIECE SUITES


COTTAGE SUITES BEDROOM UNITS


CHESTS OF DRAWERS DISPLAY CABINETS BOOKCASES BUREAU


COMBINATION ROBE CORNER UNITS


DINING ROOM WALL UNITS


DINING ROOM TABLES & CHAIRS STEREO SIDEBOARDS COFFEE TABLES


DINING ROOM REPRODUCTION DRAWER DIVANS SINGLE


3ft. DIVANS 4ft. 6in. DIVANS


Clitheroe and Blackburn increase from 64p to 74p and between Clitheroe and Burnley from 67p to 77p. Special day return fares to Blackburn will be 99p. On the Clitheroe Cen-


SINGLE BEDS AT SPECIAL PRICE BODY CARPET REMNANTS RUGS


MOOR LANE


ehester-Bradford and X48 Manchester-Sheffield ser­ vices will increase by about 20 per cent. It is hoped that the rises


— granted by the Traffic Commissioner — will off­ set inflation, increases in operating costs and the next round of wage awards to be negotiated shortly.


F a u l t y t y r e


CLITHEROE man Ian Charlton (20), of Kemple View, was fined a total of £40 at the town’s magis­ t r a t e s ’ court on four motoring offences. Charlton, who pleaded


guilty, was fined £5 for failing to maintain a stop lamp, £5 for failing to maintain offside light, £5 for having a dangerous wing and £25 for a defec­


tive tyre. In a letter he said that


the wiring and wing had been damaged following a slight collision with a wall.


. . FREE FITTING ON RATIONAL,^ KITCHENS®? j^WepaytheVAT


ordered during JAN./FEB. Rational are one of Germany's larResl manufacturers of


fined kitchens and they arc certainly at the forefront in quality and design.


Take advantage or this great offer and SAVE HUNDREDS OF £££’s mi these tup quality kitchens. Tall in inda. and see the fabulous choice of ranges in beautiful


elnss and testu'red laililnatesti^hous^Di^uvu^uf^^Jwmd.


FROM OUR EXTENSIVE RANGE . OF


TOOLSAND EQUIPMENT


POWER TOOLS . GENERATORS


attended and chairman’ Mrs Sheila Maw> thanked the speaker.


Disco dancer


WINNER of the Ribble Valley Snorkel Club’s disco dancing competition, held; at St Helen’s Sunday School, Waddington,: on Friday, was Nicola Stott.1 Nicola, of the Swan with


Two Necks, Pendleton,; was presented with a trophy to keep for three:: months and a small replica: as a permanent: reminder of her success..


Make the must of sane Investment and tel one ..four drsuaur. plan sour kitchen to suit sour o«n personal meds.


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CLrTHEROE 25/27 Wellgata. .Jot Clitheroe 26839 excluding, all plumbing work *


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trelink service, the flat fare for the Henthorn, Low Moor and Standen Road loops will be 12p. Fares on the X12 Man-


CLITHEROE Tet. 22611 m


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ELECTRICAL


FERGUSON-HITACHI - BUSH-CO-OP


COLOUR TVs INSTOCK | All at cheap rental p r i c e s | 20in. BUSH £6.75 per month


20in. CO-OP £6.75 per month ANNUAL DISCOUNT PAYMENT £73.80


22in. BUSH £7.80 per month 22in. CO-OP £7.80 per month


ANNUAL DISCOUNT PAYMENT £85.00


22in. BUSH Remote Control £8.30 per month


22in. CO-OP Remote Control £8.30 per month


1 ANNUAL DISCOUNT PAYMENT £92.25


Minimum of 26 weeks deposit required.All these sets complete with stands.


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