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DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT


CLEANING? PENDLE


DRY


MILL SHOP NEW WAY


ARE NOW AGENTS FOR DRY CLEANERS (BURNLEY)


PERSONAL SERVICE AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL GUARANTEED


48 HOUR SERVICE


PENDLE ROAD, CLlTriEROE Tel. 23174


JEH’S STORES HARDWARE,


26 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE (Now under New Management)


FANCY GOODS, TOYS AND TOOLS


etc.


PRE-PACKED COAL PINK PARAFFIN DELIVERED


TEL. CLITHEROE 2 6 3 5 2


Trial permit for Langho taxi cab


RESIDENTS in the Langho area who have been without a taxi service since September may soon be able to call a local cab, thanks to the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub- Committee.


BACKING BRITAIN


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil is backing British goods to the tune of £50.


“Think British before you buy” campaign being mounted by the British Textile Employers’ As­ sociation.


It is taking part in a


TURN LEATHER TANNERY SALE COMMENCES JANUARY 31st FOR 2 WEEKS


Suede and tweed suits from £12, assorted ladles'jackets from £19.75, gent's jackets from £35, ladles’ long sheepskin coats, usually £230, sale price £160 and an assortment of ladles' and gent’s sheepskin coats from £99


TURN Portsmouth Mill, Burnley Road, Todmorden Tel. Todmorden 3563


31 The Colonade, The Piece Hall, Halifax LEATHERS


trying to persuade con­ sumers to seriously con­ sider buying British to help safeguard jobs in straggling industries, par­ ticularly textiles.


The as socia tion is


Monday, the council’s Policy and Resources Committee agreed to join the campaign and contri­ bute £50 towards its funds.


At its meeting on


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PHILIPS AWB103 top load automatic


£219.95 £237.95


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TUMBLE DRYERS HOTPOINT 1745091b load...... ...... HOTPOINT 17250 61b load............ PHILIPS AWB163 91b load............ ....... £114.95


FREE DELIVERY


ANNOUNCING THE EDWIN P.LEES GUIDE THROUGH THE TV RENTAL JUNGLE


IT'S A WELL KNOWN FACT THAT WE OFFER THE BEST RENTAL DEALS ANYWHERE, WITH PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE'S POCKET. WE OFFER YOU A WIDE CHOICE OF MANUFACTURERS — NOT JUST A FEW “OWN BRAND" SETS, AND ALL OUR MOBILE EN­ GINEERS ARE IN TOUCH WITH BASE BY RADIO — SO WE CAN BE THERE FASTER IF YOU NEED US. THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS KEEP US


NUMBER ONE IN THE NORTH WEST - YOU COULDN’T HAVE A BETTER GUARANTEE.


NO DEPOSIT 22 COLOUR TV’S


NOW AVAILABLE FROM £G.90 PER MONTH ASK FOR WRITTEN' DETAILS


BURNLEY 11/13 Plumbe Street. Tel. 28165 PADIHAM 117 Burnley Road. Tel. 71338 CLITHEROE 8 Wellgate. Tel. 2 7 I 6 I


116 Bnercliffe Road. Tel. 20061


£125.95 £99.95


Please ask for written details of our terms for any machine. APR=0% for interest free credit scheme, otherwise APR = 39.6%. Credit arranged by Edwin P.


ASHERS, DRYERS, F H0TP0INT


grant an application from Mr Tim Ashton to operate from his home in residen­ tial St Mary’s Drive, de­ spite a recommendation for refusal by planning of­ ficials. There was one objection


Members decided to


MOKE than 200 people enjoyed an evening of entertainment with a difference when stu­ dents . of adult educa- t io n c la s s e s in Clitheroe showed exam­ ples of th e ir work during the past two terms. The audience packed


Students put on fashion show


Revival of interest in


playgroups THE Ribble Valley Pre- School Playgroups' Associ­ ation is hoping for a re­ surgence of interest fol­ lowing an evening meet­ ing organised by ■ the St Mary’s, C l i th e ro e members.


Day Nursery, it was the first of a series to be ar­ ranged by each of the 24 groups in the area. The suggestion to ■


Held at Bright Street \


evening meetings was first made,at the October annual meeting,' when there were no volunteers for various offices. It is hoped in this way


hold


FOR HEAVY DOMESTIC GRADE U4 80% WOOL, 20% NYLON


to keep interest going... Enthusiasm among


ALSO SELECTION OF CROSSLEY SULTANA AT VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES


playgroups is currently being generated by. a 10- week foundation course at Bright Street on Wednes­ days. Tutor is Mrs Sue Crawshaw, of Preston, and 26 people are at­


FITTED THE OLD TRADITIONAL Wa y ; SEWN, b o u n d , r in g a n d pin


tending. The Association is hope­


CURTAINS, PELMETS etc See our new range of fabrics


ful that there will be enough keen members among the “new wave of playgroup personnel” to form a new committee. • Details of the Ribble


Valley branch meetings can be obtained from Mrs Marjorie Edlington (Tel. Clitheroe 22301).


Country


into the drama complex at Ribblesdaie School to see displays by the guitar, flower-arrang­ ing and ballroom danc­ ing classes and the im­ pressive yoga group who had everyone join­ ing in their demonstra­ tion. The highlight of the


from a local resident who pointed out that there was a vacant shop nearby which would be suitable for a taxi business. Moving that the appli­


hoe-down HOW would you like to spend a casual evening hoe-down style, country dancing with a caller and enjoying a traditional supper and bar?


evening was a fashion show in which 25 women mode lled clothes made at the dressmaking and tailor­ ing classes. There were also ex­


cation should receive favourable consideration, Coun. Jack Carr (Billing- ton) said Mr Ashton was in business with his father in Accrington and was licensed by the Hyndburn authority. The last taxi service in


of an open week for the adult education service when visitors were wel­ come to attend any classes. Centre heads, Mrs


hibitions around the h all showing work from other classes. The evening was part


the area stopped operat­ ing in September and since Mr Ashton came to live in Langho there had been frequent demands for his services. Only one person, who


lived 60 yards away from Mr Ashton, had objected. The shop referred to


was on the main road and near the entrance to a car park as well as St Mary’s Drive. A taxi parked out­ side could prove a road hazard. The committee agreed


MUNNERY- BASSETT


Social worker Mrs Rita


Ann Bassett was married at Clitheroe Register Office to civil servant Mr Paul Munnery, of Warwick.


Old Road, York, Langho, is the widow of Mr Alan Bassett.


The bride, of Whalley


that Mr Ashton should be allowed to operate one car from his home for a trial period of 12 months.


Old glass


CHINA and pottery dominated when members of Clitheroe Antique Col­ lectors’ Club were invited to take their own antiques for discussion by local expert Mr Henry Forrest. Mr Forrest, who was


pre-


dress and matching opera coat with burgundy acces­ sories and carried a bou­ quet of pink orchids and cream bridal flowers.


She wore a pink floral In attendance were the


bride’s daughter Lydia, son David and Miss Sarah Munnery, daughter of the groom. Matron of honour was Mrs Jean Price.


Best man was Mr John


welcomed to the meeting in the Sun Inn, Wadding- ton by chairman Mr C. F. Pickles, brought along one of his own favourite pieces — a drinking glass over 200 years old.


Price. A reception was held at the Northcote Manor R e s ta u ra n t , Langho.


ter Studios, Langho.


Rugby, Warwickshire. Photograph: Westmins­


The couple are to live in


Officers of REA


ELECTED president the 12th annual meeting of the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Branch of the Royal Engineers’ Association was Mr George Barker. Other officers are: Vice-


at


presidents — Maj. Bob Lockett, Mr Arthur East, Mr Bryn Johnson, Mr Alan Gray and Mr Ian Cook; Chairman — Mr Arthur Chappell; Secret­ ary — Maj. Lockett; Tre­ asurer — Mr Vic Wood. The meeting took place


last week at Low Moor Club and Reading Room.


Too small


ADMITTING taking two undersize brown trout from th e Ribble at C l i th e ro e , Graham Harbot, of Daisy Hill Drive, Adlington, was fined £15 by Clitheroe magistrates. He was also fined £15 for taking fish illegally with rod and line. He had to pay £25 costs.


SALE T IM E A T THE SHOP WITH THE FRIENDL Y WELCOME


PETER WALBANK FABRICS 12/14 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE, Tel. 23346


SHEETS AND


PILLOWCASES MADE UP FREE


SHOWERPROOF 43in. WIDE C2.60 yard SHOWERPROOF 60ln. WIDE E3.60 yard NOT SHOWERPROOF 43in. WIDE £2.60 yard A good selection of colours


SKIRT AND TROUSER LENGTHS 11/4yds60in.wide


£ 1 . 5 0 per piece


YOU ARE MOST WELCOME to com m browse:


LOTS OF SUPER BfUBIIHS From our new selection of Sheeting, with a price range from £1.90


yard for 90in. wide. Plains, Florals and Geometric Designs. Suitable for Boys, Girls, Mums and Dads and made up FREE


MAKE YOURSELF A DUVET COAT FRbM OUR NEW COLLECTION OF QUILTED FABRIC


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SOON


DRESS LENGTHS 36in. wide PRINTED SUMMER COTTON 3 YARDS f o r £ 2 . 4 0


SIMPLICITY PATTERNS


BUY TWO PATTERNS AND GET A THIRD ONE FREE


THIS OFFER ENDS FEB! 28th


WE HAVE STILL A STOCK OF OUR MASSIVE BATH SHEETS. SUPER QUALITY (Seconds) only £2.99 each. SORRY NO MORE AT THIS PRICE WHEN EXISTING STOCK IS SOLD.


WEL


Stockists of G-PLAN,


SCHREIBER, ERCOL, PARKER-


KNOLL, CROSSLEY’ CARPETS


AVALON, KOSSET, etc., etc.


DINING/LIVING ROOM FURNITURE


6ft Living Room Unit by Sutcliffe of Todmorden, quality piece at only


5ft. Living Room Unit by Austin, limited stock, just £89


End of Sale Carpet Bargains CARPETS-


Heavy Domestic 80% wool, 20% nylon, pat­ terned Axminster, from


£6.95 sq. yd.


A good selection of Axminster Body Carpet, 27in. wide, heavy domestic quality, Crossleys


Firenza M £7.95 per linear yard. any others at bargain prices.


We still have stock of the famous Super Hostess Twist Pile Heavy Domestic 80% wool, 20% nylon, suitable for anywhere in the house


If you buy a roll (45 sq. yds) it is only £5.95 per sq. yd.


at £6.95 per sq. yd.


Available from stock 100% Polypropylene pile with built-in foam underlay in 6 attractive fashion colours, at only


We have a selection of broadloom rolls in convenient sizes for most rooms at half price. Measures and quotations always a pleasure — without obligation, /*■}:


£3.95 sq. yd. . . w f ° c p


back settee and chairs, was £1,050, now £850 LuxuryOakland4-seater settee, 12-cushion


.. i n« f l MewSSu ?ui,e bV G-Plan with high suite, was £895, now £795 Coma aI n i heapeL*haP Debenhams.


clhiar Chair ®ine.i!he la^ est selling Re- 7 R™a r , ,n the world - the famous


Queen Mill, Queens Road, Accrington. Tel. 36262 47-51 Coal Clough'Lane,;Burnley. Tel. 37089 • L , v * Queen Mill late night Thursdays until 8-30 p.m ’


. ' —.


La-Z-Boy. Lie back and enjoy it. Was' £239. now £199.


Massive Solid Oak Frame Suite with 1


Colonial6 Nnhh|° rS’ was £569> now £499. Colonial Upholstery all on show, our prices


Come and see the new Commodore


wardrobes and Centre Dressing Units from £179.


BEDROOM-----


R?"?e from Austin, without doubt .J*1& inest value In the trade today. We have a high selection of beds. We sell a lot of the same makes as other furnishers but we sell more ^ ’ because ours are cheaper.


Single Divans and Mattresses still c?.?iw


Fully upholstered double, 4-drawe mattress, only El 29.


10-year warranty.


The best selection of high quality upholstery


in the area. Just a few examples '


UPHOLSTERY


Modern Suite by Stevens in super dralon, 10 cushions, was £695, now £395.


LAUNDRY Hirundo265| Hirundo269l Servis308Ail Hoover 3110 J


ServislOSTv HirundoHTC Tumble Dryer Zanussi N40 housewar BomacStanc Salton Whist! PhilipsHD51


Pat Pearce' and Mrs Pat McLaughlin, are hoping it will boost re­ cruitment for the new term which began this week. Our p h o to g ra p h


shows some of the models who took part in the fashion show and members of the au­ dience.


“Lancashire night” to be held at Ribblesdale School sports hall tomorrow is for you.


You would? Then the


ganised by the school’s Parent-Teacher Associa­ tion, starts at 8 p.m. and the fun continues until


The evening, being or­


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31st March 1981 and you could go. FREE!


Anyone is welcome and


tickets, price £1.50 can be reserved by ringing the school (Tel. Clitheroe 22563). People are asked to wear soft-soled shoes rather than stiletto heels in order to protect the hall floor.


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow Boots, Castle Street, will be open from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday: R. N. and M. Read, Moor Lane, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday 6 to 7 p.m.


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