•vrV'/^v YtV ir* ^ Clitherde Advertiser and Times, Marph 27th, 1980 5


hcept in windows Fhermsealltd.


Ilium and PVC.


IALCLAD [INDOWS


J of Aluminium on In properties and


News from the villages Sabden


All the aces At Sabden Over 60s


Thursday night whist and domino drive, Mr H. Swannick and Mrs K. Newby were the winners at dominoes.


. / .


M. Procter, Mrs E. Har­ greaves. Gents — Mr E. Wilson, Mrs I. Green.


Whist: Ladies — Mrs I b t t * condensation.


lu c e s fuel bills, ntenance free. , anodised a lum in ium


I ts ld e .


J-laterf w ith wh ite Ik a PVC—inside,


lro o ra te s sealed u n its | i


1 2mm air «aa.


leases your comfort. In o re painting. In o re draugh ty cold


Is lo t t in g , warping or


lin g * T k ly installed.


flows, frames liable.


Lose made for your Ke. All types of


15% INEET <p r e s s . . .


jp R O V EM EN T LO A N S - US TAX RELIEF MITED PERIOD


24 TRS


Bing for FREE NO JOTE


domino winners were Mrs I. Metcalfe, Miss, A. Alston, . Mr Newby and • Mrs Spencer.


Raffle: Mrs M. Wade. On Monday n ig h t ,


N. Marshall, Mrs M. Moorhouse. Gents — Mr F. Cottam, Mr H. Parker.


Whist: Ladies — Mrs Raffle: Mr R. Chamley.


raised for the 1st Sabden Brownie pack at a Tup- perware party and raffle in the village. Organised by Mrs Hilda Rawcliffe, of Bury Row, Sahden, it . was very well supported.


Good support More than £35 was


Baptist Church raised nearly £30 for their funds at a jumble sale in the school on Thursday. They served tea and biscuits and the event was well supported.


For funds The ladies of Sabden


/indow People WORKS


IDIHAM 111, 73212


Sabden Baptist Church on Sunday morning was joined by 32 trainee youth


Visitors The congregation at


leaders from • the Lanca- shire and Cheshire; Bap­ tist Association. They ’sang two Gospel


Chatburn


songs during the service, which was conducted by the Rev. 'A. D. Briddock. • The visitors spent the


weekend in Sabden, stay­ ing in the school build­ ings. They spent Saturday hiking round the Pendle countryside.


Pie and peas


Border” will be presented in Sabden Baptist Hall at 7-30 p.m. tomorrow. The 45p admission includes a pie and peas supper.


( A film show entitled B o n n e ts o v e r th e


Rimington


Horticultural Society held a coffee evening in the Memorial I n s t i tu t e , opened by chairman Mrs M. Ellison. She introduced Mrs


Floral art Rimington and District


Sunshine Chatburn Methodist


Church Sunshine Band’s an n u a l m e e tin g was. chaired by the Rev. A. Ward Jones, who thanked members for their work. Mr Jones was appointed


president, Miss I. Dug- dale vice-president and Miss H.'Nutter secretary and treasurer. Members of the Sun­


Frankland at the Brown Cow Inn. About 50 people attended and supper and a disco followed.


Jumble A jumble sale arranged


by C h r is t Church Mothers’ Union, Chat- bum, on Friday, raised £110.


Church quiz At a family service con­


shine Band arrange flow­ ers in the church each Sunday and later distri­ bute them among the sick. Greetings are also sent to those in hospital.


Jacob’s join M e th o d is t Church


Women’s Fellowship members at Chatburn held a Jacob’s join tea at their annual meeting, chaired by the Rev. A. Ward Jones. A trip to St Annes was


arranged for June 10th. Officials elected were:


Elizabeth Bolton, of Clitheroe, who gave a flower arranging demonst­ ration on various themes. Some of the arrange­ ments were raffled, win­


ners being Mrs E.„PR£j Mrs J. Wilson and Mr D. Seed. Members of the com­


mittee served coffee and there was a tombola and bring-and-buy and cake stalls. Proceeds from the


P re s id e n ts , Miss A. Bowker and Mrs E. Dixon; secretary, Mrs M. Leach; treasurer, Miss M. Taylor; minutes secretary, Mrs A. Ward Jones; pian­ ist, Mrs E. Goodfellow. Mrs M. Wignall res­


igned from the committee and was replaced by Mrs M. Wilkinson.


Slides A slide show of the


evening are to go to the societ/s Spring Show, to be held in the Memorial Institute on April 12th.


Pendleton


W.I. were pleased to wel­ come Mrs M, Lupton, former' ‘ county chairman, to speak on her experi­ ences as a magistrate.


On the bench Members of Pendleton


la lkw o ID. BURNLEY


office of JP originated in 1361 and the difference in the duties of the magis­ tra te today. Members were surprised to hear how much study and training goes into this work.


She described how the


osed thanks. President Mrs M. Ireland asked for articles for the craft ex-.


Mrs E. Anderton prop­


about the W.I. market and invited members to contribute. An effort is to be held to provide a bur­ sary to Denman College. An outing to Chester is planned for May 15th and


the W.I. show coffee morning and a copy of the diamond jubilee cook book was on view. Mrs Anderton spoke


hibition, which are to be c o l l e c t e d by Mr s McKeand, of Simonstone. She also gave details of a one-day school pn garden­ ing,' a whist and domino drive and an open golf tournament. Tickets were on sale for


a mystery drive for June 19th.


account of the spring council meeting at Bolton. Arrangements were made for tne April meeting, when Barley W.I. are to be guests.


prettiest cup and saucer brought a large number of entries. Winner was Mrs P. Bleazard, with Mrs L. Brown second.


A competition for the


£6.35. Tea hostesses were Mrs M. Dewhurst, Mrs J. Whitwell and Mrs S. Scott.


The monthly stall raised Mrs M. Ross gave an'


Christmas pantomime or­ ganised by Chatburn Playing Fields Committee was given by Mr Robert


ducted by the Rev. C. R. Butlin, at Christ Church, Chatburn, on Sunday, Mrs Maureen Worthing­ ton and' her family — Richard, Robert and Jen­ nifer — read the prayers. Mr E. Boden read the lesson. The Sunday School chil­


dren, Cubs, junior choir and congregation took


Eart in a quiz conducted


y the vicar. Mrs H. Brewer was the organist.


TV production Members of the Men’s


Society at Christ Church, Chatbum, saw a film of the production process in­ volved in the manufacture of television tubes and screens during a visit to Mullardb at Simonstone. Afterwards they toured


room. Training officer Mr N.


Gisburn


Birthday cake Members of Gisburn WI


snont a pleasant eye5\n? when they held their 31st birthday party in the i


tival Hall.A buffet suppei uns served by Mrs Buckle, of


Graveston in tro d u c e d ine Folk Four, .of Bnerfield who entertained with folk


“JSSSt


numbers and monologues. The competition to a


small glass vase, judged by Mrsg Buckle, was won


by M r s Graveston, Mis


Please be early!


IN view of the shorter production time avail­ able for next weeks


issue of the paper, all co r re spo n d ents are


asked to let us have their copy as soon as possible, and at the la te s t by Monday


night.


the works and saw colour testing being carried out, before having refresh­ ments in the staff dining


J. Swindell, who looked af te r the par ty, was th a n k e d by Mr A. Hodgson.


Read


Trumps Winners of the whist


drive in Read Constitu­ tional Club on Monday were: Ladies — Mrs E. Kay, Mrs R. Hargreaves. Gents — Mrs M. Grady, Mrs V. Lambert.


Coward., MC was Miss E. Ennis.


Special prize: Mrs S.


tion organised by Read Scout and Guide Parents’ Committee is to take place at St John’s School in the village between 8- 30 and 10-30 a.m. on Saturday. Proceeds are for group funds.


Collecting The waste paper collec­


A. Frankland, Mrs J. Dibb, Mrs Preston and


Mrs T. Bell. Competitions were or­


g an is ed by Mrs L. Coates. Mrs Graveston presented gifts for birth­ days and anniversaries


ana a cake made by Mrs H, Moorhouse and iced by Mrs Graveston was cut. Members ate a slice with a glass of sherry.


strated by Mrs ■ Susan Graveston to the girls at Gisburn Young Farmers Club meeting at the Fes­


Machinery Craft work was demon­


tival Hall. Mr Roy Taylor, of


Clapham Agricultural Ser- v ic e s , spoke ab o u t machinery to the boys. B r ian Moorhouse


' Emmott thanked the speakers.


Well placed


have had several succes­ ses in recent Settle reg­ ional competitions. In the Dairymaid con­


Gisburn Young Farmers


te s t held at Gisburri, H az el C o a te s came


. . . E A R LY S P R IN G


GARDE G SPECIAL OFFERS-


~ W


) LARGE RANGE OF BEDDING


.iTh|i0( ro«H cInTii * ■ T MO wAUfT


|-» L ir r so moo* l»h4 rr rrr? ^h.g^ h.q *q|


R.R.P. OUR PRICE


ICI LAWN PLUS 3kg............................. £2.42 £ 1 .8 1 ICIWEEDOL 4 SACHET...................... . £193 £ 1 . 4 4 ICI PATHCLEAR 4 SACHET ICI ROSE PLUS 3KG SACHET


■ Hazel'Coates respe° . won the miniature garden


ompetition at',Jn_ Helen, Mattinson


second., c. , Competing', In -q crafts


chaired the meeting and James Pace and Judith


™ f c tS M»'M- Family time


b eV u ^ ' l ? N>ght” will vlllato u ii uns9P Bridge oreanK 5 u on Saturday, the hal1 com-


gamL T?ere will be famh>S “Pd dancing, a


nature film! SUPP6r and a Mitton Grand total


lmlheni.adies of All Hal- lani Ch,urch- Mitton> °r- r?nmi1Sed. -a whist and fsn’f110 d,nve which raised church funds.


Slaidburn


Aids playgroup A 50-50 dance in aid of


Slaidburn and district playgroup was held at the Hark to Bounty Inn in the village, by permission of Mr and Mrs Peter Hey. A pie and peas supper


was served during the evening.


£100 raised Nearly £100 was raised


for the NSPCC at a coffee evening held in Slaidburn Brennand’s Endowed School. The organiser was Mrs


mrs L,. Pearson. Mrs N. so r te r presented the prizes and Mr K. Birtwis­ tle thanked all who had taken part.


r „ ,r whist was Mr A. aycock and for dominoes


Whist winners were — Ladies: Mrs Blackburn,


M^nA'.Boothman, Mrs Blackburn. Gents: Mr Laycock, Mr K. Wil­


liamson, Mrs Parker. Dominoes: Mr E.


e.


Beedall, Mrs Nowell, Mrs Newhouse, Mrs Haynes, Py Simpson and Miss


Whalley


au pair with a Billington lamily, Jeannette van der Lmgen (18), of Rotter­ dam, returned to Holland yesterday.


Farewell gift After six months as an


home, Jeannette was warmly received into the hfo °f Whalley Methodist Church during her stay. ■ A constant reminder of


A regular churchgoer at


M. A. L. Williams, of Whiteholme, vice-presi­ d en t of the Skipton bran ch . Her f riends manned the stalls and tombola.


Bolton-by-Bowland


Bowland YFC w e re shown a nostalgic film en­ titled "Life on a farm in 1957” by Mr M. B. McFall, who answered questions. Thanks were proposed by A. Booth.


Nostalgic Members of Bolton-by-


Judge cattle The boys judged dairy


cattle at Bolton-by-Bow­ land YFC meeting, held at the home of Mr and Mrs Dakin.


the hospitality she re­ ceived will be an original charcoal sketch of Whal­ ley by Clitheroe artist Mr Hugh J. Cooper. This was presented as a farewell gift by the Rev. Graham A. Vickers at Sunday morning service at the Methodist Church.


ley WI was Mr Andrew Johnson, of Gawthorpe


Embroidery Guest speaker at Whal­


! pickets were sold for a


of the nail, followed by an illustrated talk on modem embroidery- Thanks were expressed by Mrs C. 'HOrsfall.


Hall, Padiham, who was introduced by president Mrs M. Day. He gave a short history


i


t t l n a o n < a n d . ;12th,, ;in ^W h o l le y A d u l t is ^ re sp e c t iv e ly


and china painting com­ petitions. In the ju n io r boys


hammer shafting section William Robinson was first and Robert Falshaw third. Other winners were:


meeting on ‘April ,30th at the Methodist School. A whist drive for insti­


e e , , and I for’ the group


' hedging — David Cap- stick (third), fencing — R o b e r t and Andrew


Shafting a spade — Mark Hanson (third), junior


Bargh (second). Overall Gisbum finished


third to Burton-in-Lons- dale and Lawkland.


Sawley


£2.17 £ 1 . 6 2 £2.31 £ 1 . 7 3


ICI GARDEN PLUS 3kg............... £1.75 £ 1 . 2 5 ici MOSS KILLER 3kg ...........................


£2.59 £ 1 . 9 4


of Sawley W.I., members heard the fascinating his- .


Diamonds At a sparkling meeting


tory of diamonds, from their formation five mil­ lion years ago to the cut­ ting of 58 facets on a stone for an engagement


S p e a k e r Mr Fullerton was thanked by Mrs M.


C. Dyson. C o n t in u in g in th e


LEVINGTON COMPOST iolt....... ei.si £ 1 . 1 7 LEVINGTON COMPOST 40LT.... £3.80 £ 2 . 9 6 J O H N IN N E S C O M P O S T 7ib. 3 7 p 14lb. 6 2 p


MUST ED


MGS’ IEN TILES ! (entrance opposite Hillards) f128


EVERGREEN 80 so sq. mt™.......... £3.97 l i A W N FOOD 80 sq. mt.


......................... £3.17 p • f o r ' 5 l b s


£ 2 . 9 7 £ 2 . 3 7


ALL VARIETIES SEED POTATOES . 5 5


CARTERS and UNWINS SEEDS • ASL KILLASPRAY 4


v -O N L 'T E 8 .5 8 - .


ASL KILLASPRAY 8 .............. S^LY £ 1 1 .2 1 ASL KILLASPRAY 1 2 ..............ONLY £ 1 4 .2 1


SPEAR & JACKSON SANGRAL


MAY & BARKER SANDVIK


• O ’


DAWSONS IRONMONGERS


56 KING STREET, CLITHEROE. TEL. 25151 't ■ 0 * 0


diamond vein, Mrs S. Jury reported on the Diamond Jubilee spring council meeting held in Bolton.


Mrs Cradock showed ,


members a sample of b rooms t i c k crochet learned at a recent W. I. class. The competition for a childhood treasure was won by Mrs Crowe, Mrs Dyson and Mrs V. Giles, and the raffle by Mrs De­


whurst. Social time was spent


Dunsop Bridge


US trip An account of a visit to


America, illustrated with slides, was given to Row­ land Forest Young Far­ mers in Dunsop B r id g e Village Hall. The speaker, club vice-


Alpe. '


Dance E n te rt a inme n t


Dunsop Bridge Hall was provided by


? and raffle winners w®re


Parker. Bros. Band. The 'hall commit tee. served a /buffet. suppe


at Saturday night’s dance m


setting up stalls /for a jumble sale.


tute funds is being held on April 11th. Mrs P. Barnes is delegate to the AGM in London in June. Hostesses were: Mrs E.


tClitheroe > Show Commit-;


Dakin and A. Hartley (joint), M. Cornthwaite, R. Drinkall. Juniors: R. Stevenson, S. Leeming, R. Lund and P. Dakin (joint).


Senior winners were M.


for a stall at the cheese and wine evening on April 16th. Mr and Mrs Dakin were thanked by B. C o rn thw a i te and J . Hartley.


The girls made items


'B E D D W G fitlE M T KEENEST PRICES EVER


Grindleton In fashion


forgotten when an audi­ ence at Gr i n d l e t o n Methodist Church saw a spring fashion show by Mrs Pat Bailey, of York


The wintry weather was


SLUMBERLAND 3ft. “Orange Seal"


Firm-edge Divan Set £ 7 9 .5 0


also 4ft. 6in. £ 1 1 9 .5 0


VISPRING


Street, Clitheroe. Mrs J. Woodward, Miss


S. J. Burke, Mrs S. Hal- liwell, Mrs F. Robinson and Mrs E. Allen model­ led idresses and suits,


y - u n ; -W t h e ; bb • Commere was Mrs Bar­


sportswear, ; holiday gear and wedding outfits.


r


Home-made ‘ refreshments were served and church funds benefited by £65.


a ra Mi l ne-Red he ad. Langho


Clarke, Mrs K. Col- bourne, Mrs V. Garner and Miss E. Coleman.


Easter card A talk on the history


and art of macrame was given to members of Standfast W.I. by Mrs P. McDowell. Many exam­ ples were shown and Mrs M. Gourdin proposed thanks. The competition for a


' and Miss H. Boylin. A report on the spring


self-made Easter card was won by Miss J. Roberts


council meeting at Bolton was given by Mrs E. Elli­ son. Arrangements were finalised for a members’ trip to Scene 80 at the Charter Theatre, Preston.


Galilean lunch Forty-five people enjoy­


ed a "Galilean lunch’ at Whal l ey Me t hodi s t Church Hall after Sunday


morning’s service. The meal of soup, rolls


and selection of fish and meat pates was arranged bv church secretary Miss Mavis Chaddock, of Mitton Road, Whalley.


Donations of £46 will go to the National Children s Home.


Winning hands Whist winners a t , the


Abbey Senior Citizens drive in Whalley were: Ladies — Mrs F. Jolly, Mrs C. Woodcock. Gents — Mrs N. Canning, Mrs R. Sanderson. - Dominoes : Mr P. Whitaker, Mrs Hornby, Miss Wolstenholme, Mr J. Hartley.


chairman Mr G. Walker was thanked’ by Mr John


Tricks and spots At the monthly drive


held in the Catholic Hall, Whalley, whist winners


L eo n a rd ’s School , Langho, organised by the Guides and Brownies, made £125 for their funds. It was well attended


Mountain moved A mock auction at St


Slumberland


4ft. 6in. "Serenade" £ 1 0 5


;Firm Edge Divan Set ' also 3ft. £ 7 6 .5 0


SLEEPEEZEE 4ft.. 6in. "Connaught"


Sprung-edge Divan Set £275


also 5ft. £329, 3ft. £199 SLEEPEEZEE


3ft. “Emerald" Divan Set £113


also 5ft. £199


and there was such a mountain of goods that the youngsters were sur­ prised when it was all


sold. Mrs Lilian Hargreaves,


Gui de r


Langho unit, was au­ ctioneer. The organisers are grateful to all the hel­ pers and people who Sought goods.


for the 2nd Tosside


Jean Tilbury is a champ, ion fund-raiser, for she has collected nearly £1,000 to buy a body scanner for Airedale Hospital.


Champion Tosside woman Mrs


Hall, has been organising functions for the past few months.


Mrs Tilbury, of Hesbert


bringing her total to just over £920, were a jumble sale on Saturday after­ noon and a whist drive in the evening.


Downham


Make-up mode) Vice-president Mrs R.


Leach presided at Dow­ nham WI when Miss Iddon, of Boots, gave a lecture on make-up.


Se c re t a ry Mr s M.


Taylor was the model for various products and Mrs A. Croft proposed thanks.


were given to Mrs B. Lund, Mrs F. Robinson, Mrs P. Bailey and Mrs


Bi r thday gr eet ings


were: Ladies — Mrs, Geddes, Mrs Brennand,


s Dominoes:' Mrs Parker, Mrs King, Mrs Har­


Mrs Hutchinson, Mr. How- arth, Mr Bailey,


. The next, drive iis on ■April 17th.


greaves. Raffle: Mr Hay- hurst, Mrs Gorton, Mrs Whittaker,


< ■ Mrs Whittaker. Gents — wer e made for


Jones. Final ar rangement s


diamond jubilee dinner at the Swan and Rpyal Hotel, Clitheroe, tonight.


the


Various ideas were sug­ gested to celebrate J h e


.LFWI Diamond-Jubilee this year. , Members agreed,una’


ni- The l at es t event s , j


Conventional Hearing Aids may not be needed — Visit the


HARD OF HEARING?


HEARING AID EXHIBITIONS at BLACKBURN


The facts about Modern^Hearlng Aids and Correctors Exhibition features:


FROM THE USA The STARKEY custom made all-ln-the-ear aid. with 20,000 variations of lilting, to suit from the mildest perceptive loss, to the user o l . the powerful body aid.


FOR NERVE DEAFNESS AND DEAFNESS IN LATER LIFE. Specially featured the WIOEX Directional separates the jumble ol words, cuts out background noise. Helps you hear conversations, cinema, TV, church services, theatre, etc., at a normal level.


I ’M NOT REALLY DEAF. Many visitors, to the Exhibition tell us this and we understand exactly what they mean, being contused when several people are talking together, words sounding muf­ fled and Indistinct, the need to have television and radio too loud lor others. If this is your problem, ask to try the NEW WIDEX MINI COMPACT whan you visit the exhibition!"


THE PRICE OF HEARING AIDS. Lists avail­ able. showing prices of 300 aids of every kind.


IS THERE A SUITABLE AID FOR ME? Not everyone can be helped with an aid, but whatever hearing correction Is shown to be beneficial you will learn which type ot aid or corrector would best suit your individual case.


FR EE AUDIMETRIC HEARING EVALUA­ T ION . Dispensers on duty will gladly and freely lest your hearing and will advise whether or not a Hearing Aid Is required.


CASH 0 R CREDIT PAYMENT. Which method Is best lor you? The technicians on duty will be pleased lo advise you.


SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FOR PENSION­ ERS? Yes, there are. If you quality don’t tail to ask lor information on this.


KING GEORGE’S HALL NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN


Tuesday and Wednesday! April1st and 2nd " A.”


10.30a.m. —4p.m. , ., J


ST JOHN STREET HEARING AID CENTRE 2 St John Street, Deansgate, Manchester 3


1 II you aro unable to attend, ploass write or call aU .


For further Information and Home Consultation arrangements 061-834 7223, ■ Registered under the Hearing Aid Council Act, 1968 •


• , • • - SPACESAVERS


4ft. 6in. Drawer Divan Sets from £159.50 3ft. Drawer Divan Sets from £99.50


Jepsons


R. L.JEPS0N LTD, NOVA SCOTIA MILLS, MAYFIELD ST, OFF BOLTON RD, BLACKBURN


Tel. 59123 OPEN ALL DAY THURS1 p.m. SAT. EST. 1870 Buy from


the people who


put quality first


£197.50, also 4ft. 6in. £299, 5ft. £359 SLUMBERLAND


Divan Set with Pocket Springs


3ft. "Purple Seal” Firm E d g e Divan Set £99.50 also 4ft. 6in. £139.50


BUNK BED SETS from £79.50 to £199 Back Care Beds by:


Slumberland 3ft. from £ 8 9 .5 0 Sleepeezee 3ft. from....... £ 1 1 2 .0 0 Vispring 4ft. 6in. from...... £ 2 3 9 .0 0 Burgess 4ft. 6in. from.......£ 2 4 5 .0 0 All available in other sizes.


3ft. "Herald” Sprung-edge


GET YOURSELF A NEW EASTER


mously that the cup do­ nated by Mrs E. Hook should he entitled the “Eunice Hook Competi­ tion Cup’l and that win­ ners’ names be engraved on it each year.


have been allocated to Downham for the LFWI thanksgiving service in Blackburn Cathedral, names were drawn from a hat.


As only five tickets ANORAK FOR THOSE EASTER WALKS


For the best selection of L A D IE S , G EN T ’S, C H ILD R EN ’S ANORAKS — you’ve got to see Mel bn Clitheroe Market (Saturdays and Tuesdays).


Six brand new lovely LADIES styles just arrived in nylon ana soft fabrics. Prices range from £ 1 1 .5 0 to £ 1 6 .5 0


ported on the council meeting at Bolton and was thanked by Mrs Leach. Mrs P. Bailey was also thanked for organis­ ing a fashion show for branch funds.


Mrs E. Altham re ­


making arrangements for the area show, with Mrs Lund announcing the, vari­ ous classes.


Social time was spent


Chard, Mrs Croft, Miss J. B a rk e r and Mrs M. Walmsley.


Hostesses Were Mrs E.


benefited by more than £28 from a sale of man­ ufacturers’ seconds.


Popular Downham School funds


friends attended and home-made refreshments were Mrs Mrs C. Palmer and Mrs S. Fielding.


Many p a re n ts and


j given and served by M. Hall, assisted by


Mrs Palmer, Mrs Field­ ing, Miss A. Rawlinson and Mrs E. Clement,


Raffle winners were


that there is to be another on May 19th. Head teacher Mrs V. Hall thanked helpers.


The sale was so popular BATEMANS ^ FOR BOYSWEAR


SPORTS JACKETS FOR SPRING


Large selection in stock 16 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 23425


DEAL WITH MEL AND YOU’LL DO WELL SEE US ON THE MARKET


TUESDAY AND SATURDAY


Four new styl DREN’S ANO


style fully RAKS to £ 8 .5 0


fashioned prices from


CH IL- £ 7 .5 0


D O N ’ T F O R G E T the in-thina zip-up plastic macs to keep your cnjldren^dn/


"9 . , children


3/4


over Easter — priced at £ 2 .5 0 BEATABLE VALUE — also ladies at £ 3 .2 5


Three new styles of M EN ’S


WATERPROOFED ANORAKS at £ 1 3 .5 0


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  |  Page 23  |  Page 24  |  Page 25  |  Page 26  |  Page 27  |  Page 28