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-V/v.*:'4V 10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June 26th, 1980


A unique and entirely new concept in windows are now available direct from THERMSEAL LTD. offering the best of aluminium and PVC.


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M-cyclist was not insured


FOR using a motor cycle without insurance, Martin Spedding (18), of Woone Lane, Clitheroe, was


fined £40 by the town’s magistrates. He was fined an addi­


tional £20 for not having a driving licence and £10 for using the machine with a defective silencer.


cycle, Gordon Kennedy (21), of Darkwood Cres­ cent, Chatburn, was fined £50 for permitting the in­ surance offence and £10 in each case for permitting the driving licence and si­ lencer offences.


The owner of the motor


he thought that Spedding was insured because he


Kennedy told the. court he had not asked him. :ycl


Clitheroe man weds Padiham nurse


MECHANIC Mr Ian Cowperthwaite was mar­ ried to nurse Miss Jeanet­ te Howarth at St John the B a p t i s t ’ s C h u r c h , Padiham, on Saturday.


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RECLINERS................................... £251.55 fcZZD.UU TRAVIS DORCHESTER SUITE


DARK BROWN.............................. £499.95 t44!].UD TUDOR 3-PIECE COTTAGE


DRALON........................................ £714.25 tb4U.UU FALSTEAD 3-PIECE SUITE


TAGE SUITE.................................. £236.95 tZ IZ . iK ) DORLUX CONTESS


DINING ROOM UNIT...................... £265.00 iZ d 1.30 STRAYFOR 2-SEATER COT-


LAY-E-ZEE 3ft. RETAINER


(MALVERN)................................... £66.50 £ 3 3 .3 3 DORLUX 4ft. 6in. MATTRESS


DORLUX 4ft. 6in. MATTRESS


MIRROR DOORS........................... £534.50 L 4 /3 .3 3 GIANT WHEELED


DRAWER DIVAN........................... £97.45 & 0 / .4 3 SALE SPECIAL 3ft. DIVAN INC.


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A chance to look round hospital


THE Friends of Clitheroe Hospital again invite the public to visit the hospital a week on Saturday to support their annual open day.


various stalls to patronise and gifts for these will be welcomed by the organis­ ers before the opening at 2 o’clock.


Slaidburn Silver Band will be playing, Clitheroe Lady, Morris dancers will give a display, there will be pony rides for the chil­ dren and races organised by the Ribble Valley Sports Council*


During the afternoon


made their contribution through a bring-and-buy and treasure trail ;— will be on. duty during the af­ ternoon.


Members of the hospital staff — who have already


public, the chance to see general conditions at the hospital and to look in on the patients who are


The open day gives the Once again there will be always pleased to see new


faces Various local organisa­


tions are represented on The Friends’ committee which has the backing of the district health com­ mittee. The open day is the Friends’ main source of income.


Afternoon out


MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley (Red Cross) Dis­ abled Club enjoyed an af­ ternoon out at Bolton-by- Bowland. Musical enter­ tainment was provided by Mrs H. Bailey and after­ noon tea was served. C om petition winners were: Mrs J. Williams, Mr J. Simpson, Mr T. O’Neill and Mrs N. Edwards.


CALLERS to the new Ribblc Valley Council offices will be able, to keep an accurate track of time — thanks to the efforts of the Rotary Club of Clitheroe.


Billon’s 30-piece combination dinner


Harbenware Non-Stick, Heavy Gauge Pans'


niversary of the interna­ tional Rotary movement, a modern digital calen­ dar clock has been pre­ sented to the council and placed by the reception desk.


Eric'Haig handed the clock to the Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Miss Agnes Melling, at a ceremony in the foyer of the building. Beforehand there was


Club president Rtn


Car P la nT r ip lew a x (w ilh fre e £ * 4 500mlCar Plancarwash)


Turtle Colour Cut Holt’s Bond*lt


an informal reception in the Mayor’s Parlour and later Rotarians and their wives were taken on a tour of the offices. In our picture with the


Turtle Chrome Polish - Holt’s Contour • I » Q 75d 45P


Mayor and Rtn Haig are, from the left: Rtn J o h n W a t s o n , M r Michael Jackson (the council's Chief Execu­ tive), Rtn G eof frey Mitchell, Mrs Doreen Watson and Coun. John I . Walmsley- (Deputy Mayor). . :


20 Pedal Bin Liners lOSwing Bin Liners 4 Dustbin Liners


A j n K i l r i H M 77LE& discontinued -patterns n ow jf /C F ^ e a c h box


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30p 3Qd 30p


From best shaped stoneware mugs at 49p to slight-seconds in assorted patterns at 19p>


To mark the 75th an­


sets. Assortment of the best patterns available.


Marigold’Chic’ Rubber Gloves Small/Medium/Large O ^ / P


SUMMER BAQ&AIM Curver25 Litre Ice Box


'Bahamas 210' Inflatable Dinghy with Oars and Pump


Carlton Barbecue


Barbecue Charcoal 3 Litre Bag


Combex Peiikan Tennis Game


55d Set ol


55P LPRecordsTop Artists £2 >99 HILLARDS


Tumblers 6 Decorated Glass£9.99 ^ g *


Combex Super Tennis Game


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Whogiv c l i t h e r :


English Tomatoes


(CLASS 1) LOOSE' Lettuce (class D Mushrooms


(CLASS 1) LOOSE- 'Available at certain:


Croydex 15 Metre Fitted O C A r Hosepipe(Re-inforced) L w i v Q


£7.95


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only son of Mr and Mrs T. J. Cowperthwaite, of West View, Clitheroe, and the bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Howarth, of Stock- bridge Road, Padiham.


The bridegroom is the


father, the bride wore a white Empire gown of or­ ganza trimmed with Not­ tingham lace and a Juliet cap was held in place by diamante and pearls and a short circular veil. She carried red roses, white carnations and freesia.


Given away by her


sister and Miss Amanda Dodgeon. They wore long


blue nylon dresses with Juliet caps trimmed with daisies. They carried bou­ quets of white chrysan­ themums and freesia.


Gillian Howarth, the bride’s sister-in-law and Mrs Melanie Whaites, the bridegroom’s sister. Other attendants were Miss Clare Cowperth­ waite, the bridegroom’s


'Attendants were Mrs


Martin Dogeon. Best man was Mr Nicholas Pachet and the groomsmen were Mr Christopher Howarth and Mr Colin Whaites. Ushers were Mr John


Page boy was Master


Hutchins and Mr Peter Hall.


ducted by Fr F. Jennings and the organist was Mr C. Hargreaves.


The ceremony was con­


th e S ta r k ie A rm s , Clitheroe, and the couple left for a honeymoon in Italy. They are to live in H a y h u r s t S t r e e t , Clitheroe. Photograph: A. Bury,


A reception was held at Burnley. Rotary’s timely gift


THE funds of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council for Research were boosted by more than £250 thanks to a coffee evening arranged by Clithcroe Trefoil Guild.


Jean Bailey, of Claremont Drive, the evening comprised several stalls, including those selling bathroom items, cakes, books and things for the garden. There was also a bring and buy stall and a raffle for a grocery hamper, donated by various


Held at the home of the Guild’s treasurer Mrs


shops in Clitheroe, as well as games for the children.


Guild aids a cause


NEARLY 200 visitors called at Clitheroe’s Ribblesdale Pool to learn something about (living in the depths when the Ribble Valley Sub-Aqua Club held an open night and display.


put on show


Spectators showed their approval by contribut­ ing to a collection which raised £16.40 for the R.N.L.I. .


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Snorkel divers performed various techniques and th e r e was th e n a chance for novices to try out routines high­ lighted by the experts.


But if you have to you’ll be able to view the best equipped body andpaint workshop in the Ribble Valley with MITEtC 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.


Among the other attrac­ tions were life saving and recovery demonst­ rations and there was also a display of equip­ m e n t , in c lu d in g a police rescue boat.


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


Accident damage 'and insurance work our spe­ ciality.


The move seems to have paid off for the club, for already several people have expressed an interest in becom­ ing members.


Our picture shows some of the swimmers who to o k p a r t in th e evening.


The Good Companions


with songs and led com­ munity singing, accom­ panied at the piano by Mr J. Scott. Helpers with refresh­


REMEMBERING the names of fish provided an interesting general know­ ledge game for Clitheroe Good Companions. One member could name at least 40 species. Winners were Mrs Davies, Miss Smith and Mrs Scott. Mr Parker entertained


annual outing recently, — a visit to Morecambe, with a stop for lunch at Carnforth.


ments were Mrs Davies, Mrs Burgess, Miss Smith and Mrs Crooks. Members enjoyed their


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