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> 6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 31st;'1981 Mums provide Sabden school’s TOPOUALITY


FURNITURE & BEDDING


STARTS SATURDAY^


v 2 n d JANUARY ^ 9am SHARP


Sandringham Suite - Solid frame with thick velour upholstery


and detachable arm and cushion covers. Normally£625


SALE£350 Elena Regency


styled wall unit with matching shaped end gate leg table and four Regency striped . chairs. Beautiful curl mahogany finish.


1 Normally £599.50 e£350 fare


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RIBBLE M the .council with th e .


chairman Green (Will that the hoif nance depar ceived 1651 quests for ll nine days afl


-Housing


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Choi ‘Okla


9 a.m. BARGAINS


Italian carved frame 3 piece blue d ra lo n (1 only)


1 ONLY PER CUSTOMER WAS


......................... £1,278


Buoyant Duchess settee mink (1 only).......................


Chadderton double bed settee (2 only).....................


Contessa Ascot high arm


Havana Real Leather cushion suite luxurious comfort Was £699


SALE £395


Libra Circle dining table with extension leaf and natural teak finish, Was £106


£49.50


Panel Back Dining Chair was £24.50


£9.90 HUGE STOCKS ‘OF MATTRESSES


2ft. 6in. From 3ft. Oin. From


£13.90 21 6.90


4ft. 6in. From...................... ...£29.90


,TOP DRAWER DIVAN SET (1 0 yeargurantee)


HUGESTOCKS OF VARIOUS e SIZE BEDS


(HEADBOARD EXTRA) ONLY £69 .g. 4ft. 6In. deep base divan set r guarantee


Continental Natural Rosewood finish


4 door robe f 4 A A .


Was £270 SALE«» I VU (Limited Stocks!


SOLID COLONIAL STYLE DIVAN HEADBOARDS


£89 SILENTNIGHT, DUNLOPILLO, SLEEPEEZEE, MYERS. •


' settee loose cushions (1 only).:...................................


£614


Davince 3 seater settee and chair Draton uphol- stery (2 only)....................... £388


Woburn 3 seater settee and 2 rockers, rev. tapes- try cushions. (2 only)......... £512


Belinda Recliner chair, Dralon u p h o ls te ry (2 - only)..................................... £185


Silentnight double cont. headboard/teak col fur pad (3 only)...............•••••..... £107


Teak/white col. full size combination robes (3


only).................................... 2131


7ft. Afro, finish bedroom unit w ith to p box (6 only)..................... ••••:.......... 2260


Stateroom Georgian white robes (10 only)....................... 2155


Elliotts tall teak finish Hi-fi ■ • unit (6 only).... '.................... £11°


finish trolley (6 only)........ . £99 F oster ' Len 3/tier, oak


Hallmark 36in. oak finish • d re s se r w i th - le ad e d window (4 only)..........


Harrison lamp table teak colour chestnut colour tile


(1 only)............................... . 222 • ' Meredew mahogany finish ,


;


hall seat, Regency seat (1 only).......................


£115 .


Danish 5ft. music wall, unit, teak finish (1 only)...... ■ £175 .


Schreiber 19 212 36in’.. - o wall unit.':.........


Sofa ta b le mahognay finish, green leather top (1


only). Schreiber 5ft. wall unit.. £163, .E37B


TV/Stereo/hi-fi unit in oak finish (6 only).............. 2231


‘ ,£310 SALE


£395 £99 £99


£250 £250 £299 £100 £45


EXTRA C10 OFF SALE PRICE


OF ANY DIVAN SET this Saturday only WITH COPY OF THIS ADVERT


£65


£150 £69 £35 £25


£100 £10


£50 £ 8 5 £99


£75 £148 (3 months)


Single size Was £26.50 £10 Double size Was £34.50 £ 1 4


(10 mile radius value over £100) m Furnishing Centre Htiurs ot opening


MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY


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THURSDAY 10am to 8 pm la te night FRIDAY


10am to 5 pm -SATURDAY


1 0 a m to 5 p m 9 am 5 p 'm


All Items subject to availability


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ABOUT . 60 Clitheroe , Young' Conservatives ' and th e ir f r ien d s danced the night away, at; a Christmas buffet disco at the . Duke ■ of York Hotel, Grind- leton.


vided by David Cook, . of Read. During • the evening, everyone tucked into a supper of hot chicken with a cold buffet. ' ' A raffle, for a crate


The disco was pro-, '


of ivine, was won by Mr E. Cowperthwaite.


Plans


THE Preston bakery firm, Clancy's, wants to change-its se t -u p in Ca stle S t re e t , Clitheroe. An application (number 1043) has been lodged with the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Planning Department to change its retail shop to a bakery and retail shop with a. new front. • Also in Clitheroe, ICI is seeking permission to extend its maintenance workshop (1044). Chatburn: alterations to dis­


used stables to form new dwel­ ling next to Manor House


(1037).. Chipping: Continuation of


land-filling former quarry to re­ store to agricultural use at Black Hall Farm (1038). Gisburn: Conversion of a


THE darters of the Horse Shoe, Clitheroe, gained the distinction’of being the first holders of the Clitheroe: and district Darts League’s. Michael’Patten Cup, just a year after winning the previous knockout competition, the Lawren-


barn adjoining old people’s bun­ galows to a dwelling, formation of a turning area and car park and improvements to access and drive (1040). Bolton-by-Bowland: Con­


version of barn to dwelling at Bay Gate (1041).


son Cup. ' They beat Black ’ Bull, Chatburip 5-1 in an


exciting final at the King’s Arms to clinch the new -trophy which - has been donated to the league by the brother of the, late well-known local darter Michael Patten.


second match between Horse, Shoe skipper, Eddie Penman and Black Bull’s , Andrew Gudgeon being the highlight.'Penman notched up a co - ; veted 180, deciding the second leg with 15 darts. Black Bull then pulled one back through Paul


■ The Horse Shoe soared into a 4-0 lead, the


Towneley, but Alan Parker , clinched it for the Clitheroe team with a win over Gordon .Wood­


ward.


Members of both nine-man teams are pictured with the individual awards.


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AS FAR as the children For when 1 they held ranged from buns and' enjoyed party games and sp.ec.al^ffort was, made of St Mai7 ’s RC Primary, their Chnstmw


B g, , . now r e _ * trifles to jellies and ice- Headmaster Mr Thomas blow of having to jiost- s'cheduled for January c e S mun^s't^ie word.”" X r t V t W S -earn. The children also Prendergast said that a pone the children’s panto 14th and 15th.__________


Young Tories enjoy a disco Lorry park must have


priority-COUNCILLOR


PROVISION for the parking of lorries should be first priority at the Salthill Industrial Estate,, Coun. B r ia n . Braithwaite (Clitheroe)


told the Ribble Valley Council. • The recent temporary


closure of Primrose Road and consequent use of Woone Lane by Smith’s Transport vehicles had highlighted problems cre­ ated in the town by dor- ries, said . Coun. Braith­ waite.


“Whenever we talk


about the Salthill Indust­ rial Estate, the relocation of industry is always put forward as a priority, but there is no specific men-


Horse Shoe darters on target


tion made of lorry parking provision, which should have top priority.”


(Clitheroe) . also urged the removal -of lorries from the town centre as soon as possible. They were do in g c o n s id e ra b le damage to pavements, he


Coun. Henry Chapman


said. A n o th e r C l i th e ro e


member, - Coun. Bert


' Jones wondered if any- thing could be done to speed up the process of. removing Smith’s from


-the Woone Lane site, where its vehicles are re­ paired and maintained.


Ministry of Transport, in­ spector said that there was.no way thei,Woone Lane site could ,:be .used by heavy' vehicles,” he said, asking for an assur­ ance th a t the council would complain to the Ministry about nothing having been done to stop use of the site. •


“As long ago as May, a B u t P la n n in g and


Transportation Committee chairman Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg asked councillors to be patient for another’two or three months. “The matter is- currently the subject of an- appeal and you know how long these procedures: take,” she said*,’ “We have done ev­ erything we can.”


other; alternative open to the council would be to issue Smith’s with a notice requiring them to stop using the site im­


She added that the only mediately. > • ,


But Chief Executive Mr Michael Jackson explained • that if this were done and Smith’s happened to, win its ^appeal, -the council would be liable for all the losses incurred - by the firm in the intervening period.


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CALDERS1 and Dramati stage the “ Oklahoml nights in Ml a warm wl amateur- sta| who would hand.


Producer!


Colin Duf Blackburn, from Mr Bl who has hail on health being 'the ducer for years.


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ZanussiZ910 Tumble Dryer Usual Price £129.95


Zanussi Z919T Automatic Washing Machine Usual Price £2 5 9 .9 5


Pye 8 0 7 3 Radio Cassette „ Usual Price £ 4 9 .9 5


Philips 2021 Video I / , Cassette Recorder Usual Price £49 9 .9 5


Grundig700 Party Boy Radio Usual Price £31.95,V


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'■ We’ve made thousands of pounds worth'of reductions -


on a huge range of electrical goods and appliances. And when you'eonsider how low our prices are ,


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Binatone 6217 Royal '• Clock Radio Usual Price £ 2 2 .9 5


Iona MFPE3 Free delivery of items i over £45 y , .


• : • Free removal of old ,■ *. appliances


. • Free service for 12 •.,


‘ months v • Service on rented TVs


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