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IN JANUARY SALE!
From now until be a 20% Dj stock,1
February, there will FALL TILES from
ver 5 square yards. Yours faithfully
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Aleflair TILEFLAIR . . . TJile it. Ceramic 'Wall Sf fJlooi1 'Cite Specialists
THE TILE GALLERY, 91 CHURCH STREET, BURNLEY. Tel. 0282 57358
L e c tu re s ch an g ed
peaker,. Mr Stuart Platt. t His subject, 20th-cen
tury ceramics, will now be cee c tu r e on O riental
oved to April 6th. i The final talk, in May,
mf Manchester, has been
Acheduled for Clitheroe fontique Collectors’ Club, c llowing the death in a sar accident of the April
A CHANGE has been s made in the lectures
aken by Mrs Deborah l Clark on March 2nd. The o ramics, by Mr R. Gray,
June. SuThe club meets at the
FINAL 7 DAY CLEARANCE .. OF ' ■ ■
£100,000 SHOWROOM SALE Bath Cabinet
wall unit/table/chrs. natural mahogany
WAS £1130 NOW £650
Rimini 3-door high robe, black ash fin.
WAS £145.90 NOW £79.90
Duchess suite, button back Dralon
WAS £816 NOW £495
he 13th — for its annual by luck was with the mem wusbands and friends
dinner dance at the Black l Bull Hotel, but fortunate aers and the event proved
aRIMINGTON WI chose tn unlucky day — Friday
anent Mrs Edna Jackson i d after the meal, danc Fng was led by Ken and
great success. h More than 70 members, d ere welcomed by presi
Sealy Orthopaedic 90cm divan set
WAS £99.90 NOW £69.90
Schreiber 14811 extending hi-fi unit
WAS £127.75 NOW £79.90
Hamilton 3-seater curved settee
WAS £556 NOW £295
reda Shaw, of Burnley. s Just to be on the safe
taide, each place card con l ined a good luck four- ceaf clover motif. This foould have proved lucky
n I members were win tioners in the village Recrea d Association 100 club duraw, which took place
M s Joyce Gorrighan and e r Tom Craig and the Wvening: was organised bv
ring the evening. MrRaffle winners were
Hallmark 55in. carved oak finish repro. sideboard WAS £294
NOW £185
Stateroom teak finish bureau
WAS £124.70 NOW £79.70
Lytham cottage rocker suite WAS £366
NOW £295 FISHLOCK— WILKINSON
nish teak finish drawleaf dining table WAS £118
now £ 8 8
Sleepeezee Marquis pock eted sprung divan set WAS £312
NOW £195
Beautility 6ft. Marrano finish wall unit
WAS £317.75 NOW £195.50
KClitheroe bride Miss charen Hazel Wilkinson forose an appropriate day ried her wedding. She mar a Mr Stephen Fishlock Ct Trinity Methodist Vhurch on Saturday — St
bride’s cousin, Miss Ann Wilkinson. s They wore Grecian-
ant in Whalley, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Wilkinson, of E sh ton T e r r a c e , Clitheroe. j The bridegroom, a
alentine’s Day. t The bride, a shop assis
lock,f Mr and Mrs John Fish Ch of Dairy Cottages,
frills round the hem and trimmings of guipure lace, and carried lily-of-the- valley, peach carnations and silk flowers. o Page boy was Christ
ntyle peach dresses in ylon tricot with deep
ooiner, is the youngest son M bner. Groomsmen were G e’s brother, and Mr
bridegroom’s nephew. HuBest man was Mr Peter bridr Gary Wilkinson, the
pher F ish lo ck , the
Furnishing Centre 3/5 ELIZABETH ST.
' MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY •
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BURNLEY. LANCS. Tel. 25781 Hdurs or opening
— "ouct barclaycard and access
10am to 5 pm THURSDAY 10am lo 8pm late night closed FRIDAY
10am to 5 prii SATURDAY
10am to 5 pm 9am5pm
b Taigley.he bride, given away wy her father, wore a g hite gown trimmed with f uipure lace daisies and neaturing a sweetheart loeckline, fitted bodice, flng full sleeves and a full J owing train. Her white puliet cap, .trimmed with l earls, held in place a
ong white circular veil and she carried lily-of-the- valley, enchantment and white and peach carna
tions.In attendance were Mrs Melanie Whaites and the
bridegroom’s brother, and ushers were Mr Colin Whaites and Mr Michael
ordon Fjishlock, . the
Fishlock, the brideg room’s brother. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. James Needham. Organist was Mr Peter Wrigley. CAfter a reception at the
Przon Street, Clitheroe. D hotograph: Garth
awson, Accrington.,
honeymoon in the, /Lake Distinct. ,
s alfs Head Hotel, Wor- CuThey are to live , in
ton, the couple left for .a .. ,, ,
MrI committee members Chs Ida Seed and Mrs Pristine Thistlethwaite.
t ictured are some of ohe members and guests pf. Rimington WI, with ( resident Mrs Jackson hseated centre front) and her.
er husband Tom behind
A at club .
Capacity crowds
an VINTAGE evening and ti audio visual presenta eon drew capacity audi
Camera Club’s last two meetings. w The vintage evening
nces to Ribblesdale
mas g iv en by club v ember Mr E. Preston, a shintage car enthusiast. He v owed slides of a wide Aariety of cars, from baby
i; The audio visual .even
n various stages of reno vation and sporting shots of vintage rallies and hill climbs.
ustins to huge Bentleys. i Also shown were cars
•
t Plants, flowers and frees were shown in pro cusion, ' and he gave a t omprehensive commen
Wilmore, of Clitheroe. Well over 500 slides passed through his twin s projectors'at the rate of
ng was given, by Neil ;even a minute. >.
a r y , on’ their evolution, location and life-cycles.
v ❖ Vn s \ s % Wr some, because three NEW SUPERSTORE OPENS
FlOamFRL 27th FEB. BINSLEYGATEURNLEY
as on clocks and watches tnd the AGM will bring
he first Monday in the month.
he season to a close in t n Inn, Waddington, on All types of
and fabrication In our workshop or on site
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BLACKBURN-BORN personality Bill Griffiths, who lost his sight and both hands during the war, was guest of honour at the annual dinner- dance of Waddington Royal British Legion.
t Mr Griffiths was fea
ured in a recent televi sion series, “Unlucky for
Some”, and also appeared on “'This is Your Life”. When a prisoner-of-war in v the Far East,, he was se
ng booby traps. . mHe told the Waddington elations officer for St
Dunstan’s and ex-service organisations.
i erely injured while clear coembers how he over
o mes his handicaps and rf his work as a public
w Mr Griffiths and his ducedife, Alice, were intro Mr by branch chairman wh Donald Crompton, c o presented him with a Cheque for “Griffiths Lourt”, the Royal British moegion sheltered accom
dation in Blackburn.
ric Edmondson. s A rose bowl was pre
tented to Alison Nevett, Bhe retiring Miss Royal c ritish Legion, by branch
Taylor.Pictured with some of Mr the guests are Mr and
hairman Mr Stanley s Griffiths (front right).
edMr Griffiths was thank E by branch chairman Mr
Clitheroe Adveiiiser and, Times, Fcbmary 19th, 1981 11
R IB B L E • VALLEY people are asked to lend a pair of hands and help Toe H knit; a bridge 6,000 miles long.
c Toe H. is building a
South India and wants to consolidate this “bridge of friendship” by producing t knitted squares which can
ommunity hospital in
ehen be made into blank ots, bedsocks, shawls and t ther items for the pa
ients. h The Clitheroe branch is
to 9 p.m. 1 toVolunteers are required
p ve been asked to take reart, and Toe H will o turn up to 30 per cent t f the money they raise if Ahe organisation wishes. c lternatively, all the pro toeeds can go to Toe H, or t some other charity of
er row. haLocal organisations
obtained from Mrs Mary Daniels, 18 Ennerdale Road, Clitheroe (Tel. 25498). People are asked to supply their own double knitting wool and any spare wool would be gratefully accepted.
he knitter’s, choice. Sponsor forms can be
Tolding its “knit-in” at r rinity Methodist school 2oom on March 25th, from
t do just one hour’s knit sing, with as many spon pors as possible at Vip or lp
Planning a knit-in \ h to helpospital
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