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8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Jidy 2nd, 1981


Proficient cyclists


\CYCLING proficiency certificates have been pre­ sented to -15 pupils of Chatbum C of E Primary School, by Mr D. Revell, Ribble Valley Road Safety organiser. The successful children


SALE NOW ON


TASKERS BEST EVER SALE. In addition to literally hundreds of bargains, we shall be giving away, absolutely free of charge, magnificent Royal Wedding


mementoes with every purchase made.


As we are so sure that our Sale Bargains are, unbeatable value — we are making you a promise — If having made a purchase' from us, you find within 14 days a


similar article on sale elsewhere at a lower price, we will gladly refund the difference.


75 suites on show — ALL REDUCED UPHOLSTERY


HERE ARE JUST A FEW BARGAIN EXAMPLES. BEDS


All beds with 10 year guarantee.


3-piece suites (ram.........................:................£ 2 7 9 Lebus Mavfair suites— 3 covers............................ £ 3 1 9 Showwood suite, 3 coffee tables, 2 buffets. All solid wood....................................................£ 7 1 9


Italian Hide’Suite...........................................£ 1 ,0 5 0 Toothill Showwood suite.............. Celebrity Reclineis Nationwide Recliners (rom.......... Parker Knoll Reclmers (ram....... Derwent Winchester suite...........


Buoyant Toledo suites................. Bridgecraft Buckingham suite ....


traditional 12 cushion suite Dralon. 4-seater settee........


......C110 .......C219 ...... £629 ...... £359


C699 Cl 89


....£1,200 iop q^iaOt^


DINING SCOOP PURCHASE — G-Plan wall unit, table, 6 chairs........


£ 5 9 9


Avalon table and 6 chairs................................£ 4 2 5 Jentique buflet unit........................................... £3 0 9 Morris Maestro unit..........................................2 2 3 9 5ft. wall units from


Steelux table and 4 chairs.............................. 2 1 0 5 Bench sets (rom................................................£ 1 2 0 Sutcliffe 112 unit


« 5


Meredew table, 4 chairs, 2 carvers...............2 4 9 9 Austin L. shaped unit...........................................£ 5 9 Austin 5ft. wall unit


Set of 3 Stonehill wall units............................. 2 1 7 5 Pine table and 4 chairs


£ 3 1 2 £ 2 0 0


Table and 4 chairs............................................... 2 8 9 Stonehill table arid 2 chairs...............................£ 9 9 Junior desk in teak...............................••........... £5 9 Mahogany table, 4 chairs, 2 careers.............2 5 2 5 Wood Gras, table..............................................£ 1 6 0 Wood Bros, set of 4 chairs..............................£ 2 5 0 Wood Bros, dresser......................................... 2 3 3 0 McIntosh Abbotsford unit, table and 6 chairs


6ft. mahogany wall unit................................... £ 2 9 9 6ft. teak wall unit


Mahogany sideboard, table and 4 chairs.... £ 6 2 5 Sutcliffe teak 6ft. unit........................................£2 5 9 Sutcliffe teak oval table................................... £ 1 5 9 Sutcliffe set of 6 teak chairs............................ £ 2 7 7


£ 9 7 5 £1 3 9


£ 8 5


Lay-E-Zee 3ft. Savoy...................................£ 5 4 .9 5 Lay-E-Zee 4ft. 6in. Savoy............................£ 8 2 .5 0 Silentnight 3ft. Contract...............................2 7 2 .5 0 Silentnight 4ft. 6in. Contract...........................£ 1 0 5 . Silentnight 4ft. 6in. Palermo........................... £ 1 2 9 Silentnight 4ft. 6in. Eminence.........................£ 1 9 0 Sealy Duet Zipped and Linked......................£ 2 4 0 Sealy 4ft. 6in. Regal...................................... £ 1 9 5 Slumberland 4ft. 6in. Blue Seal.................... 2 1 3 5 3ft. drawer divans from.................................... £ 9 0 4ft. 6in. drawer divans from........................... E l 25 Huge range of bunk beds, headboards, chairs, chests, all at sale prices.


BEDROOM


Teak combination robe...................................... 2 8 9 5ft. fitment.............................:............................£ 1 3 5 8ft. fitment...........................................................£ 1 6 9 7ft. fitment...........................................................2 1 5 9 5 door run, polyester........................................ £ 2 5 9 8ft. 6in. fitment, polyester................................£ 2 6 9 Austin teak and white 8ft. 6in. fitment..........£ 1 8 9 Teak combination robe...................................... 2 6 9 Odd robe and top box..........................................2 7 9 Odd teak robe.............................................


All Stag Tempo and package deal with a further........ ........... .................10% discou nt


CARPETS SCOOP PURCHASE


Plain twist pile 80%/20% grade 4 ,4 colours £ 5 .9 5 sq. yd


Acrylic semi shag pile carpet, 5 colours 1


50% acrylic 50% wool Berber....... £ 5 .5 0 sq. yd. £ 3 .9 5 sq. yd.


All wool Berber ....................£ 7 .5 0 sq. yd.


KITCHEN To celebrate the sale Taskers are offering a FREE HOTPOINT DISHWASHER for every order for a fitted kitchen in the Schreiber LONDONER or VILLAGE RANGE.


If you do not wish to pay cash we will gladly accept Access or Barclaycard. We can also arrange up to £750 instant credit with no deposit.


During the sale our free planning and estimating service bedroom furniture is still available.


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COMMENCES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ON FINE FASHIONS


FROM SUCH MAKERS AS FOR MEN: CHESTER BARRIE, SIDI, JACOBSON, BRASON, SIMON, DIOR, BALLY, PAUL WATSON etc, etc.


FOR LADIES: AQUASCUTUM, TRICOVILLE, LEROSE, TRICOSA, DAKS,


MANSFIELD, GIOVANNOZZI etc, etc. PLUS


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-2 6 5


.Stonehill 7ft. fitment.............. ....................... 2 1 6 9 Alfa 5ft. fitment.........................


2 1 4 9


NOW THE SMALL SCHOOLS HAVE OWN SWIM GALA


SABDEN schools took the honours at the first Ribble Valley small schools’ swimming gala at Ribblesdale Pool. The two village schools


joined forces and finished ahead of a field which in­ cluded competitors from smaller primary schools throughout the Ribble Valley. The gala has been intro­ duced this year to give


pupils at the smaller schools a chance to com­ pete in a swimming gala similar to that held for the larger primary schools in the area. Pendleton and Bashall


Eaves schools — both due to close later this month — also joined forces to boost their numbers and 13 other schools from all over the Valley were rep­ resented.


Knockout title goes to the


Ribble Valley


A RIBBLE Valley team was victorious in the Red Rose Festival “It’s-a-Knockout” final at Nelson.


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SUMMER SALE


Superb view is climbers’


reward A MYSTERY outing — “Treasurer’s trail” — led Clitheroe Naturalists to Grange-over-Sands on Saturday. They followed paths


p a v em en ts '■in c lu d e d stonecrop, heath bed- straw, rockrose and sand­


n


through Eggerston Woods and Hampsfell. Plants seen on the limestone


wort. . An exhilarating climb to the Hospice rewarded the


Grange was made pleas­ ant by wild roses, dog daisies and the scent of hay. The party visited Castle Head field centre — a property in 40 acres of grounds through- which the River Winster runs. A short summary of the


hills. The return path to


ceived th e w in n e r s ’ trophy from a representa­ tive of the Nelson-based Marsden Building Society, main sponsors . of the “Knockout” competition. Also in the team were


Captain Dave Bush re­


Nick Tomlinson, Tony Dobson, Bart Dinsdale, Patsy Bialecki, Anne Sm i th , Jay n e Seed, Sandra Coulter and Mary Scott, all of Clitheroe. They finished with 30


s troke, breast stroke, freestyle and diving. Cer­ tificates were awarded to the children who came first and second in each category. A large turnout of pa­


Events included back


rents packed the baths to watch their children com­ pete and the event, or­ ganised by Waddington and West Bradford School teacher Mr Victor Nelson and the Ribble Valley Sports Association, was so successful that it is to take place annually. Staff from the p a r ­


are: Samantha Lewis, Susan Rhodes, Samantha Limbert, Justin Smith, Rachel Lewis, Robert Tingle, David Harrison, Sarah Hodgson, Maria Pagliaro, Anne Driver, S a ra Johnson, Tracy Hammond, Philip Ed­ wards, James Bamford and Sean Wilson.


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ticipating schools acted as judges and prizes and cer­ tificates were presented b y t h e Ma y o r o f Clitheroe, Coun. Bob Ainsworth. District Education Of­


ficer Mr David Staton was also in attendance.


Successes in canoe races


CLITHEROE Scouts and Guides scored more vic­ to r ie s in th e R iv e r Weaver iong-distance canoe race at Frodsham, Cheshire, on Sunday.


The six-mile course was


r e s e n te d th e Ribble N&Wey in the third heat oi the competition, when they finished joint win­


points, five ahead of their nearest rivals, Rossen- daie. Blackburn were third with 24 points and Pendle fourth with 19. The same team rep­


with superb views | e ha'j and \aVe\and


ners with Rossendale at Hasiingden. Other heats, one at Clitheroe and the other at


Blackburn, were won by Pendle and Blackburn. In the final, watched hy


centre's functions was riven and the visitors en­ joyed a guided tour of the house and grounds. Naturalists’ president


Mrs A. Bleazard thanked leader Mrs F. Blades and Mrs G. Robinson for an interesting trip.


Known in sporting circles


A well-known East Lan­ cashire sportsman, Mr Cyril Shutt, of Ingledene, Billinge End Road, Black­ burn, died in Our Lady of Compassion Hospital, on Friday. The family lived in Whinney lane, Langho, fo r 26 y e a rs before moving to Blackburn com­ paratively recently. Mr Shutt was educated


a t Law renc e House School, St Annes, and Bromsgrove Public School where he was awarded his cricket colours. At one time he was a


single-handicap golfer and was in his 50th year as a member of Pleasington Golf Club. He was a fo rm e r


teams played a variety of games to test their stalls, including a giant hoopla contest, obstacle races and a balancing game. Teams which r e p ­


th e


a keen crowd of suppor­ ters from ail the par­ ticipating are as ,


covered in 1' hour 9 mins, by Andrew Tomlinson to win the junior Scouts’ slalom.


In the senior slalom,


Roger Poole came second in 1 hour 8 mins, and Wendy Wilson won the senior Guvies’ slalom m 1 hour 11 nuns.


best-decorated raft, was [ won by CliHvetoe Guides \ with a Royal Wedding] craft. On the raft were I Wendy Wilson, L u c v j Walmsley, Eliz abe th! Waltnsley and S h ir ley ' Hartelbury.


A competition for the j


Spotlight on knowledge


r e s e n te d th e Ribble Valley in the earlier heats were Ciitheroe Golds, who took part in the Clitheroe heat, and a group from Lorigridge Sports Centre, who com­ peted at Blackburn. The Red Rose “It’s a


Knockout” competition was first held two years ag o , w h en P e n d le emerged as winners. There was no competition last year.


A GENERAL knowledge session -and community singing were the high­ lights of the evening at Low Moor Good Compan­ ions’ meeting. Mr J. Scott was the


pianist and refreshments were served by Mrs A. Burgess, Mrs C. Jones, Mrs J. Oddie and Mrs E. Scott. Next Thursday’s meet­


ing will be a “get-to­ gether”.


Maureen did well in the ‘fun run ’


RIBBLESDALE School PE teacher Miss_Mau­ reen Hurst returned to her native Geordieland at the weekend to join the 12,250 competitors in the Great North Run from Newcastle-upon- Tyne to South Shields.


teacher who only recently took up serious running was the fourth woman


And the 27-year-old


member of Whalley Golf Club and had played rugby and hockey for Blackburn. He was- a former member of the District Club, in Black­ burn. In business life he had


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home to come , in a very creditable 633rd place — just a few minutes behind the England football cap­ tain Kevin Keegan. Miss Hurst, who' was


ment was in not beating Kevin Keegan. “He was right at -the front when the race began so I never even saw him,” she said.


Her only disappoint­


been associated with Henry Shutt;, corn mil­ lers, of Blackburn and Preston. Mr Shutt leaves a wife,


Marjorie, and a son, Brian. The funeral is today, a service at St Silasrs Church, Blackburn, preceding interment at Pleasington.


watched by her parents and friends from Gates­ head and a party of local su p p o r te r s , including a n o th e r R ib b le sd a le teacher Miss Margaret Tarrant, described the run as “a fantastic experi­


ence.” She said, “It was the


first time I’ve competed in a race, but I felt great because the atmosphere was so electric. It was tremendous all the way because the crowds kept you going.” ......


minutes to complete the 13-mile course which was nicknamed “the fun run” and attracted both casual joggers and experienced athletes.


field Road, Clitheroe, joined Blackburn Harriers in May when she decided to take up running and now tries to.- get in at least 10 miles training every evening.


Miss Hurst, of High-


■ set on competing in the ‘26-mi l e New York marathon in October.


She now has her sights She took one hour. 28


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Valerie is tops


A HAIRDRESSER in Clitheroe has proved a dab hand with the sci­ ssors.


final year at Nelson and Colne College.


studies there after leav­ in g R iv e r sm e a d School, Grindleton.


She began her


sented to her during an awards evening at An- n abella’s nightclub, Burnley. Now fidly-qualified,


The cup ■ was pre­


of Rimingtori, ivon a cup for the best full­ time hairdressing stu­ dent in her second and


Valerie Spencer (19),


anothe r daughter, Pamela, studying for A-levels at Clitheroe G ir ls ’ Grammar School.


Watson (20), Whalley Road, Langho, and Miss Antonin a Di- Pietru, De Lacy Street. Clitheroe, toho are both


beauty stakes are two hairdressers employed by Hair Care, Parson Lane, Clitheroe. They are Miss Cecile


A lso top in the m


part o f her job. In. her spare time,


V a le r ie wo rks at Clitheroe’s Way-a- Head sa lo n , York Street, and finds cut­ ting the most enjoyqble


of Mr and Mrs John Spencer, who have


she l ik e s plaajing tennis and sewing and knitting. She is the daughter


drt/er/or coming top in the first-year advanced course while her collea­ gue gained a £10 vou­ cher for attaining the same position in the second-year advanced class. Picture: Valerie


students at Blackburn College of Technology and Design. . Cecile won a hatr-


Jane Hardie, o f the Brown Cow Inn, Chat- bum.


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A READ man h| to be at the bee was knocked do\|


■ Mr Peter Bur


Whalley Road, firs! that his son Marti been involved in t | dent while he and' Sylvia were holidal Scotland.


I


returned home al Burton went to FrJ Saturday. Martin, an appl engineer, who platl ball for Whallejf Cel t ic in the 1 Valley League anl former pupil of **


The couple imiml


Grami school face


chan; FROM PAG!


Secretary of Stl Education Mr Mai| lisle.


rents should be to [ educational servl Lancashire compa’J those in other cour|


“The real concerl


rents and teachel will support us [ struggle to achit| aim, she added.


“I’m quite sure


elected county ccl Clifford Chatbuil voiced his opposf the proposed corrfl sive plan. A form* of the York Street he believes its ' would be a “sad Clitheroe.


Cl i the roe’s


proposed to have I form entry mixedl in Clitheroe — orf on Bibblesdale Secondary Sch<| another created amalgamation of grammar schools. J


Two years ago I


_ or 2H-form entry. I But the goverl


No IutAs lot I’m I


County Secondary! would become an r mixed school witl


In addition,


the Grammar Schil the extension of t l building was essel avoid any split-si rangements.


to provide a six'] um there at a £96,596. This is


sion were then a\| though work stall the beginning of tit


plan to increal school’s capacity f i t to three-form entrl Another extena the school, costing £lm., has been incl


the county's bf programme for 19l provide facilities extra 30 pupils who will be act when the present! sion is finished.


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I I \ Y V* L cd g a rd G V G I RAIN YNN


Forest Bowlai oil feal


OIL exploration al


oil wells in the FI Bowland are not r the realms of poa claimed a leading ] vationist this week


director of the Col the Protection of England, was sped the AGM of thel shire Branch of thj at Samlesbury Ha lesbury.


Mr Robin Grovtl


dures, drilling lice! awarded to oil col without any at! whatsoever to el mental consequent)


“Under present!


the Forest of El where Rio Tinto 2| could now apply mission to drill ail in much of the wJ landscape of the f I Bowland’s area I standing natural a said Mr Grove-Wl| prepared statemen He said the


“That is the situ


were urging the ment to change ltl dures for award! drilling licencel awarding of n | should not rest tl Energy Secretar.'l but ought to bel with the Envirf Secretary.


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