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The present book continues the story up to the'early years’ol this century. , . ’ . Brian Caliinson: “The'Auriga


-. Anna Blair:; “The Rowan on the Ridge” — a sequel to “A Tree in the West,”, which told the story of an Ayrshire peas­ ant family from 1580until 1700.


Mndness" — a spine chilling thriller based’on scientific fact.1 Brenda Clarke:-“The.-Lofty


— a .novel about"the- adven­ tures of a young Englishman, an exiled Jesuit turned soldier of fortune, set in 17th century China. -


Banners” — an inspiring story of-passion and courage m 17th century.England. Robert Elegant:' “Manchu”


. v . .v... :


Rebecca” — an adventure novel set . in World War II, - when Rommel’s . Panzer Divi­


Ken Follett: ■ VThc Key to


kinson Century” —:. the final volume in the author’s Atkin­ son trilogy following “The At­ kinson Heritage’.’ and “Sisters in Love.”


sions are sweeping towards Cairo and only the action of one British Intelligence agent can stop the activities of a German spy. Mollie Hardwick: “The At­


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Master Mariner — Book 2: Darken Ship.” E. V. Thompson: “Ben Rc-


Nicholas Monsarrat: “The


Retalhck, the father of Josh who was hero of both “Chase the Wind” and “Harvest'of the Sun.” '


NON-FICTION John G. Fuller: ‘"nic Inter­


Iv neces- Fs to the Id Road, pottages Cross


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| of Lan- water,


of the CLUES


|ig those Moor,


J t r e e t , Igh that le been 1 for the clement- lergency


ACROSS


1 They watched their flocks, according to ■the carol (9).


6 One of those invited to the party (5)


: 7 A small sticky sweet cake (3) I . 8 Santa Claus may use it to direct his deer


/ (4) : 10 Winter’s white covering (4)


13 "Away in a manger, no crib for a —" (3) 14 As a decoration it is made of paper (5) 16 December 26th (6,3)


i DOWN


1 Sweet flavouring (5). 2 The night before Christmas (3) 3 Headgear for parties (4) 4 Red-breasted Christmas bird (5). 5 Baby Jesus was God’s (3)


' 9 List of book contents (5) 11 "Peter Pan and -— ", the title of a Christmas play (5)


12 A religious painting (4). 13 A cloth to put under baby's chin (3)


15 Help (3) Answers elsewhere


lllors at Ippointed Ty Coun-


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| decision Queen


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lers and [e even- iistrict Philip chair-


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Fhildren ph have |C Blue


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SURPRISE FOR CHRISTMAS The fishes were very surprised when they saw what


Miranda the Mermaid was carrying. “That is no use to you!” they gurgled.


“1 found it on the beach and it is full of Christmas , presents,she laughed. “I have always wanted one of these but I never thought I would have one of my own!


Qiiif you guess what is unusual for a Mermaid? Follow the dots from 1 to 65 and you will see Miranda as- well as her surprise gift.


|r ,f was costs,


ptrates’ Gold- Kirk


street.' WHY IS THE TURKEY ALWAYS FIRST? .:


“Why is the turkey always first?!.’groaned the Christmas Pudd. “| don’t see why he should be. I know l!m just as good. i . • •. I thinkfll run away,” ne said. “Andthen, when they miss me, -


'They’ll put ME first instead of him,1 'Cos that’s where I should, be.” ,


1 _ But when the Pudding saw


How sad he’d made their Day,,' '


He wanted to go back again. . Do help him find the way! ■’


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hit for six Calderstoncs 6, Waddington 0.


THIS wasoneoffewgames to be played locally on


Saturday. That it was possible for it to go ahead was a credit to the hospi­ tal - ground staff and not for the first time,, for Cal- derstones have not missed


one ■ Division Two home match in- a weather-pla­ gued season. ■ -


Inability to finish was-Wad- dington’s undoing and thqv also tended to hold tne ball too long and so lost possession. - They : began on the wrong foot by missing an early chance. Calderstones on the other


DOT TO POT S Z 5 t . 55 ’ 5b


57 56


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PAINT OR CRAYON IN EACH SECTION WITH THE COLOUR THAT BEGINS WITH THE < LETTER—


R for RED B for BLUE G for GREEN


Y for YELLOW O for ORANGE


The parts marked W need not be coloured as IV , stands for WHITE. This is the background and it is divided up only to make it more difficult— but we have darkened in some parts to help!


WHICH WAY HOME?


lie Head ]Dunsop


Iths ago ltv coun- 1,


(ids and Ribble severe


rupted Journey” — the author of “The Ghost of Flight 401” and “The Airman Who Would Not Die” investigates the claim of an American couple that they were kidnapped for two hours by, creatures from a space ship! Y . . Helen -Hanff: “Underfoot In


Show Business” — the author of “84 -Charing Cross Road” describes her earlier adven­ tures in the world of show business.- • Denis Healey: .“Healey’s


Eye” — the author has been interested in'photography from boyhood and the book provides examples of his work over the years. Sheila Hocken: “ Emma


' persuade Hitler that the inva­ sion would not be in Normandy but in Calais.


Of No Man’s Land” — the . author of “They Called It Pass- chendaele” tells the story of the nurses - who worked' at home and - abroad during the First World War. - Farley Mowat: “And. No


Birds Sang” — famous for his nature books, the author now- gives an account of his service with the Canadian: forces in World War II, telling how his illusions of romantic adventure were shattered by the-savage fighting in Sicily. Mary O'Hara: “The Scent of


Lyn Macdonald: “The Roses .■


known Warrior” — the story of an anti-Nazi German who, volunteered to return from Bri­ tain to France and Germany to


James .Leasor: “The Un­ •


tnllick” — set in the, copper mines of Cornwall in the early 1800s, the novel tells of Ben


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- Ray Reardon-shows-how, to ' perform 50 trick shots, each illustrated in colour, with hints and tips on strikine the.ball. “Royal Romance” .— Gives


the Roses”— the autobiogra­ phy of the Irish singer and harpist. • •• Ray -Reardon: “Ray Rear­ don’s 50 Best.Trick Shots” —


accounts of all the mgjor royal love affairs of the century.


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sh e e p sk in co a t sp e c ia l is ts . See o u r f in e co l le c t io n of f i r s t q u a l ity lam b sk in co a ts an d J a c k e t s , inclu ding n ew ' s ty le s in s o f t l ig h tw e ig h t C a l i fo rn ia n lam b sk in and f in e Icelan dic lamb sk in and a la rg e ra n g e , o f < cla s s ic s ty le s a n d 'f a s h io n , c o a ts by M o r lan d s e tc . , f in e s t q uali- , ty min k jackets,! sh e ep sk in c a r- s e a t co v e rs , s l ip p e r s , g lo v e s , ru g s . Open da i ly ; 1 0-30 a .m . to 7-30 p .m . - W o o d e n d F a rm , S a l t e r - fo r th , B a rn o ld sw ic k . Tel'. 8 1 2 1 4 6 . Access and Bare-, la y c a rd .


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hand quickly found their rhythm and made the most of their’ chances. John McCarnck opened - the scoring and with further goals , from Dave Cott, - Glen Walker and David Beard- more they turned round with a clear four-goal advantage.. A change in the front forma­


.but:a' hospital defence that has- sometimes been suspect stayed firm and Ward saved a penalt. Dai Roberts scored the last two


; end,'- with Bradley encouraging • his men and Green ana ^ Steinhofel doing some sterling work. L - ’ ' • ‘


Waddington" fought to ; the


'•in the net at a time when three - or four goals' might have been ■> scored. • .Referee- Mr Campbell • Barnes, earned the players'. ■ thanks' for 1 good control in the -heavy conditions.


f But it was one of those days when the ball just would not go


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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 24tli, ,1980 13 Miscellaneous Sales


CLITHEROE


TILE CENTRE CASH AND CARRY


LARGE SJOCKS OF WALL AND , FLOOR TILES'FOR KITCHENS^


. . . December 25th’, 26th and January 1st. •


BATHROOMS AND PATIOS CLOSED:


’OPEN:


December 27fh, 29th, 30th, 31st .


- and January 2nd. .


Y10 a.m. to 5 p.m. OVER THE FESTIVE PERIOD a . a .


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TOPPED, LOPPED AND FELLED


FELLING Fully insured


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Discount given on Freezer Packs and commercial orders. Smoked Trout and large Trout Fillets usu­ ally available.


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