8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Tunes, August 13th, 1981
Whalley sports are a big attraction c
A MEMBER taxi, funeral a and district f<l ter Tomlinson
Breal^ at gii- scho
HUGE SUMMER SALE LEYLAND VINYL SILK AND MATT
£3.49 2.5 litre
SUPER WHITE DISCOUNTS
HUGE on
1,000’s ROLLS WALLPAPERS, VINYLS, ETC.
S E L F T E X TEXTURE PAINT (Artex type)
£ 6.49 RRP £10.19
4in. width pack of 33ft. £7.20 List £10.80 5in. width £7.69 List £11.58
GYPSUM COVING (plaster) STONE PAINT UNIDEC
only £5.99 5 litre BRILL-WHITE AND COLOURS
WARMALINE WALL LINING
only 94p roll
ANAGLYPTAS and
SUPAGLYPTAS at
50% OFF SRP FULL RANGE
WASHABLES at only
99p
WOODCHIP 6 ROLL BOXES
£3.59 Good Quality
BLUE HAWK BONANZA EVEN LARGER SAVINGS DURING THE SALE
TEXITON £6.49
SELF TEXTURING PAINT R.R.P. £9.66 ■m SA VE EVEN MORE IN JULY ON DULUX
WEATHERSHIELD Now Only
£ 8.95 5 Litre BRILL-WHITE
1982
VYMURAS £2.95 ROLL
FROM ONLY 1981
CONTOUR TILING ON A ROLL'
AS ON TV SAVE2 0% ON SRP FULL RANGE OF TILE EFFECTS CORK WALL
TILES STILL ONLY
£2.25 Sq. Yd.
PLUS HUNDREDS MORE HOMECARE ITEMS AT DISCOUNT PRICES! - !
29 Moor Lane, Clitheroe, Phone 23882 17 Albert Road, Barnoldswick Phone 813867
Also Farsley, Wetherby, Knaresborough, llkley, Burley in-Wharfedale, Hemsworth.
CLITHEROE Young Farmers opened their autumn session with a lighthearted sports evening at West Bradford playing fields.
More than 50 members tried their skill in- games of rounders and
football. Afterwards there was a short business meeting. The next diary, date for the Young. Farmers,is Saturday, ■
they are having a disco for club funds, at Newton Village Hall. :
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HOW does a bowling club celebrate the Royal Wedding? Naturally, by holding a tournament! The wielders of the woods at Clitheroe Crick
et Club decided they would stage a mixed doubles handicap, with wedding souvenir gob
lets and ashtrays as prizes. Twenty-four players .took part, the winners
being Mr N. Windle and Mr B. Edmundson. Runners-up were Mrs A. Riley and Mr H.
Taylor. The prizes were presented by Mrs Pat Wild,
whose husband, Norman, is chairman of the bowling section. She is seen'behind the table
• on the right, with the players and helpers. During the afternoon there was a break for
refreshments. Thanks to all those who helped make the tournament a success were expressed by Mr E. Hothersall.
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WHALLEY held its be lated Royal wedding c e leb r a t io n s at the weekend with a family sports day at the Queen Elizabeth II playing
field.- D e sp ite the poor
weather more than 500 people took part, enjoy ing sports and novelty races for everyone from toddlers to adults. It was organised by
Whalley Parish Council assisted by villagers and by members of the Whalley Lions and Leo
ice-cream and sweet s t a l l s , and Coun. Michael Green was kept busy barbecuing ham burgers. The sports events
clubs. There was a lucky dip,
were organised by Coun cillors Arthur Pearson and Peter Lancaster and Mr Geoff Duerden. During the afternoon
the parish council chair man, Coun. Miss Pauline Wilkinson, presented commemorative crowns to the village children and to 25 German youngsters staying in the village on an ex change visit with Whal ley Methodist Church. Miss Wilkinson is seen
(centre back) with a group of the youngsters who enjoyed the after noon’s proceedings.
St John Ambulance
THIEVES esci goods valued at £80 following a break-ins in the area at the weel The major t
. judo outfit and clothing was t' goods were valu Chocolate w
from a Saab car the Calf’s Head, on Friday nigh window was brc sports bag co*
was stolen from auction mart caf entered the bi unbolt ing a smashing an int to reach the caf In a third
thieves left em from Clitheroe School for Girls ing open a stuc and ransacking Clitheroe Cl
tigating.
PRIC DOW
FAT cattle prices Auction Mart on 1 down slightly, wit! . again easing do
little. Forward were
including 32 fat ewes, and 1,420 lar. Light steers ma~
kilo (average 88.6p 96p (88.6p). Ligfr 88p (83. Ip), medi (82.5p). Uncertified heift
AFTER 33 years as ex aminer for the Clitheroe St John Ambulance, Dr De n i s Ca s s i d y has-
retired. Dr Cassidy (68), of Pim
lico Road, Clitheroe, was presented with a glass en
graved with the St John emblem by the president of the branch, Mr John Adderley. Dr Cassidy’s wife Beryl received a bouquet.
Dr Cassidy was in vested as a s e r v ing
brother in the Order of St John nipe years ago, in recognition of his long service, to the movement.
Last October he retired
■after 32 years in general practice in Clitheroe.
He was succeeded by Bowlers celebrate Royal occasion ft * A *
Dr Anne Huson, who is to take over his" role as ex aminer for the St John Ambulance.
Our picture shows Dr
.and Mr.s Cassidy with members of the move ment.
WIDER ENTRY
THE Ribble Valley Coun cil is. making no objections to the widening of the end entrances to the grounds of Clitheroe Hospital.
The council has decided
this after being told that only two trees will have to be removed. There is no threat to any other trees.
Purpose of the widening
is to make it easier for the drivers of heavy ar ticulated vehicles to negotiate the entrances.
TREAT
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Probus Club were given a pictorial treat by Mr Ken Rycroft, who gave an il lustrated talk about his holiday in Norway.
He was thanked by Mr
Bill Hanson. The second part Of‘‘his talk and film show will be given at the next meeting.
New member Mr Chris
Sharp- was welcomed and congratulations went to Mr Sidney Fraser on his gold en wedding a n niversary.
Lighthearted start to YFC’s new session
EASY PARKIN OF TONTINE
SPECL
5 ?OF LINE!
HOUSE TEXTI HANK
BLAN
NORMAL ST UNUSUAL PRIC
per kilo. (126.9p), 132.5p (124.9p), 126.op (120p). La averaged 1123.2p ewes made to £2. homed ewes to £21
79.8p per kilo. ' bulls to 97.8p (94.7 to 72.8p (67.4p). Light lambs ...
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