BP


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January lUth, 1982 ,


Enter the age of VIDEO


FOR ONLY per week


Problem of storing charters


DISCUSSIONS are to be held about the future storage of Clitheroe’s his­ toric charters.


E l


RENT THE LATEST FERGUSON ELECTRONIC VIDEO RECORDER (model 3U29) AND WATCH WHAT YOU WANT — WHEN YOU WANT


Features include electronic tape controls, picture search, forward and reverse at 9 times normal speed, damped cassette eject, memory rewind etc.


■ ALL FOR £3.46 PER WEEK 3D


rin, ■er, o


leisure SON


A. E. HARGREAVES MOOR LANE and WOONE.LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 22683


\I FERGUSON Technology you can trust


blaze started deliberately ?


• Shearings offer you our best ever choice of quality hotels and best ever value for money on our British and Continental coach holidays.


months ry 28th, 1982


• Our BIG brochure has our best ever selection of holidays, countryside or seaside, from a short- break to a full two weeks away. In fact just the holiday you have been looking for.


• We'll carry you off in style in one of our 150 beautiful coaches. It’s a magnificent fleet and, in


1982, many of our holidays will be operated by coaches that have a reduced number of seats but


every one a recliner!


• Our wide choice*of local departure points make getting away so very easy. Remember, we bring the best to you!


o Singles, couples or family fun, travel Shearings and you’ ll be in the very best of company! And all our holidays are so very easy to book.


Ask any Travel Agent! Britain’s favourite name for coach holidays


■ a m » m >


Inges, hasp Ition to suit


limber battens | strong purlins I with 3in. x


(■framing, A Moss Lane Coach Station. Altrincham. l ? l / W | y A Cheshire WA15 8HP. Tel: 061-928 9911, RIBBLESDALE-SALOPIA s.no0 svia iae. t. i: ot. b 4. 51. nuEi,c.nh h Ghlcdlce W baley WoodLTD


hr Gas, bring, bring.


A BLAZE at a Billington fa c to ry which did thousands of pounds worth . of damage was probably started deliber­ ately. The offices of Lanapak


fu ll p ro d u c t io n on


Monday. Director and general manager Mr Robert Finch


in the Judge Walmsley mill, Longworth Road, were broken into on Thursday night and fire doors leading to the ware­ house left open.


four years that arsonists have struck at the firm which manufactures poly­ styrene mouldings for the packaging industry. One of the investigating


It is the third time in worn-out wiring can cause


officers, Det. Sgt. John Hacking, of Blackburn CID, said that although the offices had been ran­ sacked, nothing had been stolen. It appeared the fire had


. news. . The firm’s 15 workers,


Harwood, Blackburn and Accrington spent nearly two hours bringing the blaze under control. Much of the damaged material was awaiting delivery and since the fire, staff have been busy contacting cus­ tomers all round the coun­ try to give them the bad


Firemen from Great Trustee however, were back in


CLITHEROE Mayor Coun. Bob Ainsworth has been reappointed the Town Council’s trustee to the Clitheroe Ex-service- Personnel Welfare Fund.


^ Stuar t ““‘fv FyazeiQAlfc.


5 1


It Color Gas ■ door


[•oved appliances


mgers IHEROE


0771 Gas Authcrbed Prfilrr


SALE STARTS ON SAT. 16thfor 4 weeks 30% OFF POGGENPOHL "


Poqqenpohl MC Solid Oak Kitchen, well tiled worktops.


. . . RRPt:41^fprice £2695-00


Poggenpohl CF Fine line sand 6- dark oak. Round edge worktop.


RRP£256S L Price £1795-00


Poggenpohl MS Light Oak desk unit with storage &


round edge tops. R.R.P. £872*81


Sale Price TjV& O U U / - C Q K . n O


All above prices do not include appliance. Plus VAT if applicable. All these ranges are still current and additional units are readily available at special prices.


BEDROOM SALE STRACHAN SALE Price £26.95


40% off anything in stock. Over £30.000 of stock to go._______________


Camelot range with shaded doors, e.g. price 40" robe front £237-60 reducedto -


— S a n R em o range plain ivory doors


ijjjjpj with brass handles, e.g. price 40" robe front £168-30 reduced, to £ 9 9 -5 0 .


Vast stocks of robes, chests, dressing tables etc. Plus VAT if applicable.


Ice £41.95


31 c= = id by 38.5% Ker's Order), ons and full ■from any


£ 1 4 2 * 5 0


Hulsta La Fleur. Cherry wood. Simply the finest quality bedroom available. Sliding mirror doored robes, drawer chests & continental bed. R.R.P. £4410-00


Sale Price £ 3 0 0 0 -0 0 incl VAT


Hammonds. Bedroom furniture price on any of 3 displays & 20% off any additional ordered.


5 Door Mirrored Wardrobe £ 3 9 9 -5 0 incl. VAT & fittings.


APPLIANCES


A T RXm n i m u s L Y l o w p r i c e s Sale


R.R.P.


2-Stag brick red bowls. 1-Stag Built in oven.


1-Stag Electric hob.


1-Stag Hot air double oven. 1-EDV Hot air oven.


1-EDV Electric hob (Grey).


. Elau £349


Many other appliances, taps etc. all at Sale Prices.


£158 £425 E480 £146


, S t U a r t Accringttm: Tel. 33536


Fel: 23214) [(Tel: 65792)


f.TiM.ldililtHI kitchen-design Specialists in the design and fitting of Kitchens and Bedrooms.


APPOINTED MEMBER


price


£ 1 3 0 0 0 £ 2 7 5 0 0 £ 1 2 0 . 0 0 £ 3 4 0 0 0 £ 3 8 0 0 0 . £ 1 1 5 - 0 0


1-EDV Enamelled sink. 1-Bosch Hot air oven 1—


Bosch Built in cooker hood. R.R.P.


£135 £360


1— Neff Green Gas hob. . 2 -


Neff.Green bowls. - Plus VAT if


■ £130 £115 £120


pplicablo KITCHIN


SPECIALISTS ASSOCIATION


price t i y & 'u u


£ 3 0 0 - 0 0 £ 9 0 - 0 0 £ 8 5 - 0 0 £ 8 0 - 0 0


NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY BEDS


ALL DIVAN BEDS AT SALE PRICES SAVINGS OF UP TO 40% 3ft. DIVANS from £39.75


BEDS by: SLEEPEEZEE, CURFEW, MILLBROOK, PERFECTA


4ft. 6in. DIVANS from £89.75 t


We have more beds than seen in the window, come inside and .


have a look at other sale bargains SOWERBUTTS


10 KING STREET; CLITHEROE Tel. 22598


SALE BEDS P n n r rp n n n h l CM


worktops. RRPE214s7


a.8


Poggenpohl CH Pure white with Granite-effect


e5price £1480-00


Poggenpohl HR Light oak with timber weave and


wood-effect tops. R.R.P. £4806-21


Sale Price t o l / D -U U


Week of prayer starts with 24-hour vigil


THE Ribble Valley Council of Churches is organising three major events for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity which begins on


Monday. A 24-hour Prayer Vigil Lane. Clergy and lay


begins at 7-30 p.m. on people from local churches Monday at the United Re-' are taking turns to lead


Repairs in the spring


DAMAGE to Ribble Valley roads from the recent severe weather has not proved as bad as was at first feared.


Surveyor Mr Ian Robert­ son, they had expected considerably more damage to shallow-based minor and country roads than had so far been disco­ vered.


According to Divisional


ous instances of flagstones being forced up by the frost in various parts of the area, but this was only to be expected. Mr Robertson said that fol­ lowing the usual practice, any patching up • work would be undertaken in


There had been numer­ the Spring.


formed Church, Moor the prayers on a rota of half-hourly intervals. An “Open Meeting” will


be held at the church the following evening at 7-30 p.m. led by the Rev. Eric Chard, Diocesan Ecumen­ ical Officer.


sider proposals for coven­ an t in g for Ch r is tian Unity, and this directly affects the Anglican, United Reformed and Methodist churches.


24th there will be a United Act of Worship at 3 p.m. at SS Michael and John’s RC Church, Low- ergate.


On Sunday, January


portunity to meet Fr Joseph.Waring, newly-ap­


churches ■


pointed priest-in-charge, who will conduct the service.


the Rev. Robe rt1 An­ drews, of the Skelmers- dale Ecumenical Project.


The preacher vvill be


Members of o th e r will have an op­


This meeting will con­


CHRISTMAS may be over, but members of the Abbey Senior • Citizens, Whallcy, were still in festive mood for their belated Yuletide party. A meal was


been started deliberately but it was not possible to say where or by what means.


said that the blaze might have been much worse but for the sprinkler system.


OUR picture shows a sec­ tion of the roof which col­ lapsed during the fire.


ing, town clerk Mr James Orrell said th a t the County Archivist had con­ firmed fears that the pre­ sent arrangements were unsatisfactory.


At a town council meet­


made th a t the items should be stored in the Ribble Valley Council strong room, but this was felt inadvisable because of unsuitable ventilation and heating.


A suggestion had been


| DULUX 1 VINYL SILK


chivist had offered - to store the charters at Pre­ ston and return them two or three times, a year at 48 hours’ notice. There would be no charge.


Mr Orrell said the ar­


waite was against the idea as the charters would be 18 miles away from Clitheroe. The charters were often needed more than three times a year.


However, Coun. Braith-


further discussions be held with the archivist and also that the Ribble Valley Council be asked if it would give permission for the strong room to be made suitable at the town council’s expense. •


He sugge s ted th a t S t i l l in th e fe s t iv e s p ir it


1 £ 4 . 2 5 1


I 2.5 LITRES BRILL. WHITE


I ROLLER §1


1 7in. Fabric and


1 TRAY SET I £ 1 .3 9


i I 1


ANAGLYPTAS and


CEILING


PAPERS FROM ONLY


9 9 p ROLL


Special Bulk Purchase


WASHABLES ONLY


£ 1 .4 5ROLL


Superb Quality and Designs


TRADESMAN’S QUALITY


3 BRUSH SET (1 in., 1 '/2in., 2in.)


Plus FREE 9ft. x 12ft. Dust Sheet £ 2 . 9 5


1000’s Rolls OF


WALLPAPERS and


VINYLS


SALE PRICES 1982


VYMURAS FROM ONLY


£2.95 ROLL


DULUX


VINYL MATT 2.5 LITRES


BRILL. WHITE PLUS HUNDREDS MORE HOMECARE ITEMS AT DISCOUNT PRICES!


29 Moor lane, Clitheioe. Phono 23882 17 Albert Road, Barnoldswick Phone 813867 fllstrFarsley, Wothorby. Knaresborough. llkloy. Burley-in-Wharfedale, Hemsworth.


Where homecare costs less!


9


the same age. Electrical wiring decays with age and apart from the obvious inconvenience of a break or short


If your home is more than 25 years old, then the wiring is very probably


circuit, perhaps leaving you without lighting or essential appliances, worn


failure increases. Why leave it to chance?


provided by the Buttery, Whalley, and entertainment by members of the village WI, trained by Mrs Mavis Day. The party was


FUSE


organised by Mrs Lena Hoyle and Mr- McKinlay thanked the committee for arranging things.


£60 fine for theft of licence


FOR stealing a vehicle excise licence worth 25p, Michael Burrows (38), of Coppice Cottages,. Gis- burn, was fined £60 at Clitheroe and ordered to pay £25 costs.


secuting, said the offence came to light when a policeman stopped Bur­ rows at Bramham, West Yorkshire, and noticed that the licence disc on his cai- appeared to have been


Mr Peter Roberts, pro­ Blackburn BB1ES .


All work is carried out by Norweb's SKILLED ELECTRICIANS They’re trained to NICEIC


standards, which are amongst the highest, anywhere.


.CUSTOMER CARE


WIRING SAFETY CHECK


Norweb guarantee all labour and materials for


. We’llletyoupayfortheworkovera


period of up to 5 years (depending on total cost). Representative APR 31.1'/.. (Subject to credit approval).


f Information on credit terms available in I writingfrom Norweb. Jubilee Street.


Norweb experts will visually check your home wiring without obligation.The examination costs nothing and should your wiring prove in need of renewal, we’ll give you a competitive estimate for the job.


SAFETY FIRST! Running several plugs from one adaptor can in certain


circumstances be down right dangerous. The load can produce overheating- i 1 j with obvious consequences. With u ■


every complete home re-wire Norweb m m provide double switched socket


outlets at every point You’ll have standard sockets throughout your home and Norweb will supply matching plug tops and fit them to your existing appliances, where necessary._____________


l


■ * m


For your free visual inspection and verbal report contact your local Nonweb shop or phone:-


KEN OAKES.BURNLEY25971


wiring can present a very real fire hazard. As time passes, so the danger of a


A U TO E L E C TR IC A L AND D IESEL R E PA IR S


LU C A S , C .A .V . PA R TS A ND S ER V IC E DAGENITE BATTERIES IN STOCK


FULLY CHARGED FOR ALL VEHICLES, POPULAR TYPES


his action, Burrows said he was without money at the time. He had now- dis­ posed of the car.


altered. Expressing regret for


BLAUPUNKT CAR RADIO AND CASSETTE UNITS BRITAX AND HELLA CARAVAN EQUIPMENT


SERVICE AND PARTS FROM 8 a.m. till 6 p.m. VICTORIA STREET, CLITHEROE. T e l . 2 5 2 1 1 /2 /3


uuarmlife Replacement windows


Double glazing Patio doors


"Phone: 674055 75306 (24hrs)


Saturday 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. Open on Sundays,'2 — 5 p.m.


Showroom at 34A Darwen Street, ’ BLACKBURN


~^Writo for free" ErocKure | and estimate - |


I


I Your name.................. Address......


1 ..........................


.......-• I .......... I


I No stamp needed


I '


[ Post to: Crittjll Warmllfe, I I Free Post, Prospect Avenue, , I Darwen, BB3 QBS


Remember CRITTALL is the oldest and most trusted name


in DOUBLE GLAZING


SHORT NOTICE SHARES 1 MONTH'S NOTICE 10.75% = 15.36% gross 6 MONTHS'NOTICE 11.25% = 16.07% gross


NO LOSS OF INTEREST ON WITHDRAWALS All gross interest rales quoted assumes lax paid at 30


Above interest rates variable on ordinary share rates.


Minimum investments £1.000, ma*-Az0'£°“ - JSouMrtare§ £40 000 Part withdrawals permitted. Have your interest credited to your account half yearly and increase your


income to ONE MONTH'S SHARE 11.04 net = 15.77% gross


SIX MONTHS' SHARE 11.57% net = 16.53%. gross


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18