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10 Clitheroe Advertiser mid Times, January 7tli, 1982 .


E 3 PRSCEFIGHTKR POUCHES BACK AT RISING


T A L L TIN HEINZ B A K ED B E AN S


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T A L L TINS CO-OP SO U P S


% 9 1 3 9 1 /2p 750gr Q U A K E R OATS /2p


500 g r CO-OP CORN F LA K E S


T A L L TIN AM B RO S IA RICE PUDDING


23P


T A L L TIN CO-OP EV A P . MILK


291 /2P


T A L L TIN BO N U S DOG FOOD


2 0 V 2 p


T A L L TIN CO -OP C A T FOOD


1 8 ,


500 gr LYO N S R E AD Y B R E K


45P CO-OP 99 T E A 23Vap 80s T E T L E Y T E A B A G S @ 3 P


100 gr BIRDS M E LLOW CO F F E E


E3 BO LD AUTOMATIC POWDER


400gr McVITIES DIGESTIVE BISCUITS


2 9 V 2 p 300 gr JA C O B S


C R E AM C R A C K E R S 23V2P


10S BIRDS E Y E FISH FING ERS


11b BIRDS E Y E G A R D EN P E A S


45p


KING SIZE SAVINGS ON CIGARETTES 20s


LONDON...........................................85P JOHN PLAYER SPECIAL ........... 88p BENSON & HEDGES..................... 90p No 6 KING SIZE TIPPED...............88p EMBASSY No. 1 ......... SILK CUT............


ALL GOODS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY


PRiCEFIGHTER CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE TEL. 22612


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(MHII BRAINAG FISHING TACKLE


A.B.U. R E ELS CARDINAL 152 CARDINAL 154 CARDINAL 155 CARDINAL157 CARDINAL 160


WALKER 17ft. 6ln. Salmon Fly (carbon)_


WALKER 16ft. 6in. Salmon Fly (carbon)....


BRUCE & WALKERI Companion No 5


A.B.U. Salmon Fly Rod 12ft. No. 10................ ........


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..£32.95—£21.95 ..£35.95—£23.95 ..£38.95—£25.95 ..£42.50—£28.35 ..£20.95—£15.75


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.£59.95—£39.00 .£32.35-220.00


Fishing Tackle and Sporting Equipment ____VAREY


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Sit. X 4ft. £24


A L L WINDOWS MAD E TO SIZE REQUIRED, CO M P L E T E WITH G L A S S


■ M - J i H if* M 50 CYLINDER JACKETS REDUCED TO


A L L PR IC E S INCLUD E VA T £3.30


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SOME 40 senior citizen life members of Clitheroe Royal British Legion Club were treated to a fun-


packed party. The treat, organised by the club, included enter­


organ and drums. Adding to the fun were free raffles and a buffet ,


supper. Joining in the celebrations were branch presi­


dent Mr Thomas Bowker and club president Mr James Fowler, themselves senior citizens.


tainment hy Philip Knight, of Clitheroe, playing the guitar and banjo;-singer Jenny Jones, also of Clitheroe; and John and Stan, of Preston, on the


Collision


CLITHEROE motor cyc­ list Brian Steer (17), of Central Avenue, was tre­ ated in hospital for slight bruising after his machine collided with a Transit van on Tuesday morning.


at the junction of Wlialley Road and Brownlow Street. The driver of the


The accident happened


van, Stephen Kenyon (25), of The Crescent, was unhurt.


Break-in


TH IEV E S en te r ed Clitheroe Royal Grammar School at the weekend by forcing a first-floor fire door, but left without taking anything.


A VILLAGE party for youngsters at the Duke of York, Grindleton, planned since August, certainly lived up to its expectations. As well as a disco and


party food, there was magic from Waddington magician Shaun McCree and a puppet show with a larger-than-life appearance by Miss


Piggy- Father Christmas


arrived to round off the party hy presenting each child with a gift and a selection box.


In the evening it was


88p ®9p


the adults’ turn to make merry. Following a presentation of trophies to winners of the pub’s knock-out darts, dominoes, draughts, chess and pool competitions, there was a disco and music by “The Flamingoes” dance band.,


W M i s s


is a big hit


A ssau lted P C a fte r 12-h6i ir


A DRINKING spree which lasted 12 hours resulted in a Clitheroe, man being fined m 5U lor assaulting an off-duty policeman. Gary Cotterill (22), of the way to the ■ police


Brownlow Street, pleaded guilty at Clitheroe to the offence. He was ordered to pay £50 compensation and £25 costs.


In an incident at a r e - . staurant, said prosecutor


_


Mr' Graham Duff, PC Robin Phoenix was butted in the face by Cotterill, his nose was broken and he received cuts and


bruises. The officer was off duty


when he called at the re­ staurant in the early hours of the morning and the proprietors asked for his help in dealing with a fight.


' Other officers were called and Cotterill had to be handcuffed while on


- Sadden Over 60s in party mood t - p ! . ....., r . f V ^ ^ '. r


station. Mr Geoffrey Isherwood,


defending, described the offence as “unfortunate.” Cotterill had no previous record'of that sort, he had been home from his job in Eire and had met a lot of |


his friends. The assault had not


been intentional, but he had not liked being ,poked


in the chest and told: “Come on sunshine, let’s have you out of here.” He butted the officer only once — on the bridge of |


the nose. Cotterill had been very,


very drunk after a 12- hour drinking spree and now sincerely regretted the offence.


Concerts


Society CLITHEROE Concerts Society’s season will be completed next Wednes­ day with a recital by the Coull String Quartet. This ensemble was


-music- and have built up an enviable reputation. In 1977 they took up


formed in 1974 . by stu- d en t s at th e - Royal Academy of Music where, like so many of the pre­ sent-day young quartets, they received coaching and inspiration from Sidney Griller. They quickly made their mark in the world of chamber


the post of quartet-in-resi- dence at the University of Warwick where, in addi­ tion to a strenuous con­ cert series, they teach advanced students and lead the sections of vari­ ous orchestras. They play for music


> - -- Club entertains life members


NON-STOP entertain­ ment made sure that Sabden O v e r -6 0 s ’ Christmas party was a resounding success. A film show ranging


from Switzerland to Pendle Hill was given by Mr Joe Hargreaves. Party games and danc­ ing followed, led by Mr and Mrs Ron Gold­ sworthy. The p a r ty was


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societies and major festi­ v a ls throughout the United Kingdom and have made several European tours. During this season they are making return visits to Germany and Italy. They broadcast regular­ ly for BBC Radio 3 and


have recorded for “Meri­ dian”, “Phoenix” and “Hy­


perion” records. The programme at the


rounded off with all members, singing “Auld Lang Syne.”


Stolen goods found in car


TWO television sets, a video recorder , and a cas­ sette recorder stolen from Hargreaves’ electrical shop in Moor Lane, Clitheroe, were found in an abandoned car at- Clay- ton-le-Moors, PC Robert Bennett told Clitheroe magistrates..


' . ,


Woodlands Road, Huyton, Liverpool, pleaded guilty


Stephen Farrell (17), of


to burglary and theft of property worth £1,045.


breach of approbation order and was sent to Crown Court for sentence and ordered to report daily to the police.


He. admitted being in


Girls’ Grammar School will consist of works by Haydn, Beethoven and Dvorak. _______ _


A w a lk b y th e R ib b le


CLITHEROE Ramblers


were led by E rn es t Ormand on their first walk of 1982 from Hurst Green along the bank of the Ribble. They were able to view


the ‘ Dinckley Suspension Bridge,- which, although still closed to the public, is approaching completion. Thanks to,quick repairs


BARGAINS GALORE AND


SIMULATED FURS, CONEY FURS, SUITS, DRESSES,


GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN NORMAL STOCK OF COATS, DANNIMACS,


MILLINERY, KNITWEAR, BLOUSES


A SELECTION OF SKIRTS AT HALF PRICE


UP TO £50 OFF LAMBSKIN COATS BY MORLAND AND NURSEY


earned out by the local authorities, walkers will soon be able to enjoy such a beautiful corner of the valley. The walk continued


along the debris-strewn bank to Dewhurst House. 'The party then turned


, “It was not my fault, the lads asked me to lend them the car.” The car belonged to his mother.


Fan-ell told the court:


n o r thw a rd s through Duddel Wood, where the swollen stream blocked the footpath and forced an unscheduled diversion. Damp, but not low in


spirits, the walkers re7 turned to Hurst Green.


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Grundig700 Party Boy Radio Usual Price £31.95


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