•I C'litheme Advertiser and Times, September d.ird, 19S2 Chipping


EVEN THE PRICES ARE INVITINGAT


BRO U G H TW i SI ^


Broughtons means a staggering choice of


bathroom suites,most in stock.


Plus up to £'/2 million of stock in our new warehouse.


A superb collection of top- name accessories: Fast, friendly service: And a range of prices that make choosing your new suite a positive


pleasure . . . Why not make this the week I


to visit us!


t ’''"l ^ "'riiy5' '


^ / g BK' --<**«*» X ___incVAT


One of the special value promotion su ite s by Armltage Shanks — the Highgrove Suite comprising: 10mm Ensign Super ten Twin Grip Bath with Panels: Basin & Pedestal: W.C. Suite with double flap seat: Basin & Bath Wastes. (Taps extra). Available in a choice of fashion colours.


the Friends of Brabin’s School, Chipping, shows a total income of £970.61. Items purchased for the school totalled £446.21 and included table-tennis equipment, a drum and stand, books and Ordn­ ance Survey maps.


Maps bought The balance sheet for


sale of Christmas fancy goods and home-made cakes and jams in the vil­ lage hall, raising £42 for Guide funds. A small sur­ plus of cards and wrap­ ping paper is available Irom Mrs V. Walton, Chipping 231.


Fancy goods Chipping Guides held a


ing success of Chipping Memorial Hall’s first Hor­ ticultural show, it has been decided to repeat it next September with two extra potato classes and a class for onions. Secretary Mr Frank


Ju s t one of the many exclusive Bathroom Suites on display — Illus trated here is the Tlfuo Collection with Gold Plated Taps — Available with


a Corner or Traditional Styled Bath. Available In two colour5


T B r o n „ with champagne Interior or Blu-Bronze with champagne Interior.


expressed to those who sponsored all but two of the classes amounting to


Hoyle pointed out that some visitors expected the show to be restricted to local growers, but the event was completely open and all entries welcome. Grateful thanks were


£100 in prize money. Mr Cottam, of Sabden,


has been invited to judge next year’s vegetable section.


SHOWROOMS-18/20 KING STREET. ACCRINGTON. TEL: 0254/37394 TILE CENTRE—


(Opp. King St. Showrooms) AMPLE CAR PARKING Empire Buildings, Edgar Street, Accrington


tage is male singers for the choir and Mrs Mary Rich would be glad to hear from any (Chipping 441).


response to an appeal for performers and assistants for the variety show to be held in Chipping Village Hall on December 15th. The only apparent shor­


Sale for funds There was an excellent


Extra classes In view of the outstand­


holding a sale of home­ made cakes and jams and serving afternoon teas in the village hall on October 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.m., to raise funds for costumes and sets. She can be con­ tacted at Chipping 648.


Mrs C. Bullerwell is Gisburn


Gisburn attended Even­ song on Sunday and at Tuesday’s meeting were thanked for their part in the Flower Festival. Final arrangements were made for the silent


Silent auction The Mothers’ Union at


Village News Sabden


Mystery hunt A mystery treasure


hunt walk is planned for Sabden families.on Satur­ day, covering about four miles and setting off any time between 9-30 a.m. and 2 p.m. from Sabden County Primary School, which is also the finishing point. The hunt, with prizes,


buted among senior villa­ gers and the sick.


costs £1 per family. Re­ freshments will be served in the school. The event is for PTA funds, mainly for the school Christmas party.


auction in aid of the Hos­ pice Fund, to be held in the Festival Hall on Tues­ day, at 7 p.m. Mrs M. Hudson wel­


comed Canon S. A. Selby who took part in an “Any Questions” session. He was thanked by Mrs D. Eccles. The harvest festival is


£126 raised St Nicholas MU,


on October 3rd and the harvest supper on the 4th. At the next meeting on October 12th, Mrs Lawson will speak on “Food from Palestine.”


Sunflowers Parents and friends of


Gisburn Playgroup enjoy­ ed the annual buffet dance held at the Plough Inn, Wigglesworth. Dancing was to the


Variation Disco and raffle winners were Mrs B. Crook, Mrs P. Gill, Mr J. Frankland, Mrs H. Wad- dington and Mrs E. Hart. This week the children


Sabden, raised £126 for their funds at a well-sup­ ported coffee evening at the Whins Lodge home of Mr and Mrs Keith New- mark. Raffle prizes were won by Miss A. Alston and Mrs A. Spence.


Bede’s Church, Nelson, have returned home after a pack holiday in St Nicholas’s Church Hall, Sabden.


Pack holiday Brownies from St


County Primary School youngsters, aged three to 11, took part with songs and recitations in a har­ vest festival service at the Nursery School. Parents, relatives and


Recitations About 100 Sabden


are measuring the height of their sunflowers grown from seed at playgroup and tended in their gar­ dens for a sponsored scheme. Proceeds are for playgroup funds.


Sabden Over 60s Club were: Mrs A. Spence, Mrs K. Newby, Mrs F. Quegan, Mrs P. Whit­ taker. Whist: Ladies — Mrs M. Swift, Mrs A. Haworth. Gents — Mr H. Parker, Mrs I. Green. Raffle: Mrs Boocock. At the second weekly


Lucky Domino winners at


Whist: Ladies — Mrs N. Marshall, Mrs A. Clark­


meeting, domino winners were: Mrs M. Wade, Mrs E . Brown, Miss E . Hayes, Miss A. Alston.


son. Gents — Mrs M. Procter, Mr H. Parker. Raffle: Mrs N. Marshall.


£80 for St Mary’s RC Church Hall fund, Sabden.


Jumble A jumble sale raised


Tarmac Plans are underway to


have the driveway leading to St Nicholas’ Church, Sabden, tarmaced. The PCC wants the job done before winter.


Crowtrees Road, Sabden, has been elected parent- governor for Sabden County Primary School. The election was held


guests also attended the full service, at which Bap­ tist minister the Rev. A. D. Briddock spoke. Head­ master Mr Peter Shorrock opened the service. Afterwards dozens of harvest gifts were distri­


PTA election Mr Keith Pedder, of


prior to the PTA annual meeting, at which Mr Pedder was returned un­ opposed as chairman for a second year. New secretary is Mrs


' Garth. These officials, with five others — Mrs Sylvia


Christine Helm and new treasurer Mr Christopher


D avies, Mrs Sheila Cowell, Mrs Marion Proc­ ter (social secretary), Mrs Wilma Reid and Mrs Carol Slipper — comprise


the committee. Headmaster Mr Peter


, staff swap with Mrs Pat Murray taking over the infants while another member of staff is on maternity leave. A new teacher will take over the middle school.


Hetherington gave a talk “Along the Pennine Way” to 21 members of Sabden WI. Mrs Walmsley won the competition for an old walking stick. VCO Mrs Prescott will


Walker’s talk Guest speaker Miss M.


attend the October meet­ ing, when the committee will provide a potato pie and apple pie supper. Mrs Wilma R e id ’s


Shorrock outlined future plans, including a letter to be sent to parents exp­ laining school rules, and a


church.


coffee morning raised about £30. A jumble sale is to be held next month with proceeds going to th e NFWI and the Mayor’s Fund for Christie Hospital, Manchester. S a b cl e n is now a


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising).


and Mr E. Metcalfe. Raffle winners were: Mr E. Metcalfe, Mr F. Flaiche, Mr B. Hogg, Mr P. Taylor, Mr J. Tom­


M&s were Mr S. Hogg Waddington


ing of the Friends of bt Helen’s committee, Wacl- dington, was held in the


presided and treasurer Mr A. A. P. Hughes re­ minded members that during the year over £1,000 had been spent on work such as the resurfac­ ing of the paths, the painting of the clock faces and the siliconing of the


Canon C. F. Goodchild _ „ ,


tower.It was decided that the next major project should be the overhauling of the heating system and the services of a consultant are to be engaged.


Downham


Silver care Downham WI president


Mrs G. Capstick wel­ comed two visitors and


extended birthday greet­ ings to Mrs L. Nelson. Two members reported


member of the Na.b group of WIs, consisting


of Simonstone, Pendleton and Wiswell. Higham WI is arrang­


ing a trip to Alston Hall in November and has in­ vited anyone interested from Sabden. Thanks were expressed to all w'ho entered the Clitheroe area show.


Whalley


GARDEN SHED


EEEj 5' x 5' (inc. floor and roofing felt, excl. glass) U9.-9ST


WILKINSON SWORD ^ Digging spade4&25 ' ^Digging fork45:8£T


1 - 9 9 ® each


BLACK & DECKER LAWNRAKER 7.000


NOVOLUX PVC ROOFING SHEETS


Round or box profile


6ft A9& 3 ' 8ft 6:99


-99 S'49 1 0 f t 8 r 9 9 - S '" tlqiygjgg^


Mrs G. Slater welcomed visitor Miss Butchart. Speaker Mr F. Downham, of Galgate, gave an illus­ trated talk entitled “start­ ing from scratch,” telling how he made his garden from very rough ground. He showed slides of it


From scratch Whalley WI president


CUPRINOL Red Cedar


5 litres 12r4T Exterior Chestnut 5 litres-SrSfr Exterior Golden 5 litres &&S


Hall. Tickets for interna­ tional evening were distri­ buted and le t te rs of thanks for flowers and visits were read from Mrs J. Hewitt. and Mrs B. Mercer. Mrs E. Barker was


on the excellent mini- Denman courses at Alston


Friend’s work A well-attended meet­


, linson.


Brown, of Chapel House, T o s s id e , s to le the limelight at Burnley Dog Show on Sunday when her two-year-old Kerry blue terrier, Sionsilva Ruff ‘n’ Tumble, won three first prizes and was voted “best in show.” The dog, nicknamed


Best in show Breeder Mrs Pauline


DAN GAR


Jasper, won the terrier, sporting and open sec­


tions.Success is nothing new to Mrs Brown, who has


Read


p la y in g in football matches this weekend. On Sunday, Read Boys


Matches Two Read teams will be


FC leave the village school at 1-30 p.m. for a game at Oxenhope, while at 2-30 p.m. on the recre­ a t io n g ro u n d , Read United Veterans play Read Scout leaders. This will be followed by


an evening disco in the cricket club pavilion.


All the aces At the whist drive in


jointly with the church on Friday in aid of the Dale Clement Liver Research


thanked for holding a coffee evening which made over £100 for the Ribble Valley Mayor’s charity effort for Christie cancer research. Arrangements were finalised for the whist and domino drive to be held


Appeal. The president thanked


all who took part in the area show and presents were given to children who entered. Mrs N. Wright reported on the autumn council meeting. Mr W. M. Johnston, of


PRINT CARPET 100% Nylon Foam-


backed 12ft wide per sq. yd-499'


|-79


gate to the autumn coun­ cil meeting, gave her report and arrangements were made for travelling to a cheese andtrees even­ ing and to international evening. Miss Howie, of the


in various stages, giving the names of plants and roses used. The final out­ come was a riot of colour and he was thanked by Mrs V. Garner. Mrs M. Naylor, dele­


ROTARY CLOTHES


DRYER (90ft)A9§-


’-9 9


TUCA ‘TERRA’ CARPET TILES , (500mm sq.)-L6&


GILAC ‘CLASSIC’ TOILET SET


BLACK & DECKER DUSTBUSTER


BLACK & DECKER SANDERDN44 -3-ftee <gg-gg


IT •&_y


MARLEY WRAP LOFT INSULATION 100mm thick x 40cm x 10m (Twinpack)


MARLEY PIPE INSULATION Pack of 5 15mm x 1m 22mm x 1m


Marley Hot Water Tank INSULATION JACKET 3 6" x 18" 42” x 18"


\ t t 2.49 kollege Double doting at specially low


4.99 5.99


CEILING TILES (Polystyrene) 300mm sq.-Domino, Checker, Mosaic and plain-box ol 25 from


1.25


"Warmaline" Polystyrene WALL VENEER 2m x 60cm x 9m per roll


“Mosaic" CEILING VENEER 7mm x 60cm x 9m


Polystyrene INSULATION BOARDS 1 " x 2 4 " x 4 8 "


99p 3.59 Pack of 1211.99


REFLECTAF0AM Reflective aluminium sheeting for behind radiators, 4m x 47cm


LJ it j


Radiator THERMOSTATIC VALVE DIMMER SWITCHES


FLUORESCENT LIGHT FITTINGS Plug in 2ft Double Circular


4.99 8.99


from 6.49


13.79 20.79


COLLEGE


ENERGY SAVERS PIPE WRAP 4.57m


DRAUGHT STRIPS Rubber 6m Nylon Pile 6m LETTERBOX DRAUGHT EXCLUDER with (lap without flap Silicone Rubber DRAUGHT SEALANT 85gm tube RIGID STRIPBRUSH DRAUGHT EXCLUDER 5 x 1.05m


LOCTITE ADHESIVES 1.79


2.59 2.59


2.79 2.39


2.25 5.99


BOTTOM OF DOOR SEAL 33 ' 2" stripbrush-white or brown from


DRAUGHT CONTROL VENTILATORS 9 '? " x 312" 9 12" x 6 r ?" 9 '2" x 9'-2"


2.79


Superglue MB Clearglue-55iJ Glue MaticJrHT Multibond 449"


99P 45P1 -0 9 99p


r r u n o ' M B * l . t Y ^ T r r j g


We stocka wide range including:/:


cement, timber, plasters, pre-mixed mortar and concrete etc.


NOftW\M-PRices


85p 99p


1.55


Reductions relate to either the alter sale price, manufacturers recommended or suggested retail price to which reference is permitted by taw. or to the price at which the goods have been offered for safe by Ihe Company for 28 consecutive days in the last 6 months and at which they have been sold at our Orpington Superstore. All prices include V.A.T. Offers subject to availability. The majority of products are available from all stores; please telephone to check before travelling.


S T O N E Y H O LM E X Station


BANK TOP


CENTENARY WAY, MANCHESTER ROAD, (TRAFALGAR ST. ROUNDABOUT) TEL:|56331


Open ’til 8pm Weekdays Mon.Wed.Thurs.Fri 9-8 Tues 9.30-8,Sats& Bank Holidays 9-5.30


CARPARKING FREE H JtCLACA B BA Y JtD


ALL PRICES^ INCLUDEVAT


MARLEY. Homecare


Number One in DIY


OPENING TIMES


IWMi -juajci


(DAILY ..... 8 a.m.— 5 p.m. Saturday 8-30 a.m. -4-30 p.m. MARLEY


GLOSS Brilliant white 1 litreASS- 1 * 9 9


2.5 litres SriS' Double Glazing


6.29 1.99


LACONITE WOODGRAINED WALLBOARDS Mediterranean Pine or Western Red _ Cedar 8' x 4’3 t90' S 3


FLUORESCENT LIGHT fitting


(with tube) 4ft Zr99" . 5ft S.99"


e - g g 7 -5O


LIGHT BULBS.(60W or 100W pack of 5 bulbs) 459 9 Q p


BLACK & DECKER DN31 ELECTRIC JIG-SAW a e a


^ g - 9 9


Vacuum cleaner with wall mounted storage and charging unit


(Seat, toilet roll %1|*99 holder & brush) A 9 9


Barrow-in-Furness, spoke on “Silver and its care.” Mrs B. Lund thanked him. A competition for a piece of silver was won by Mrs Watson, Mrs Clayton and Mrs Bailey. Winners of a card bingo


game w ere Miss J . Clarke, Miss K. Hudson and Mrs Richards. Supper hostesses were Mrs Birch, Mrs Dewhurst, Mrs B. Lund and Mrs K. Seed.


NFWI, will speak on Oc­ tober 7th in the Methodist Church room and Miss E. Postletliwaite’s singers will give a short enter­ tainment. Hostesses were Mrs M.


Sawley


}CORDLESS SELF-


L£HARGINni


members of Sawley WI a talk on antique books and brought along a selection of his, some dating back to the 16th century. He w'as thanked by Mrs Birt­ wistle. Arrangements were made for the birthday


Old books Mr G. F. Barnett gave


Tosside


Thanksgiving Two w e l l-a t ten d ed


Scott, Mrs M. Whitehead' and Miss P. Wilkinson.


were held at St James’s Church, Dale Head, near Tosside, on Sunday. The afternoon service


thanksgiving services


was taken by Stephen Newhouse, of Tosside, and the evening one by the Rev. Greg Hoyland, priest-in-charge. Organist was Mrs Calverley.


Tricks and spots Whist winners at a


party and a jumble sale. The competition for a favourite childhood book was won by Mrs Birtwis­ tle, Mrs Dyson and Mrs Lord. Mrs Askew organised a


music quiz.


MARLEY EXTERIOR WALL PAINT


Palflt


(white: smooth or sand-textured) 5 litres&99‘


6 « 9


Sphinx CERAMIC TILES 6“ x 6“ Plain or patterned g - 9 9 •box of 22 AST


SHADES’ (6 colours, matt or silk) 2.5 litres


4 .9 9


DULUX GLOSS Brilliant white


_ _


1 Apple white, Lily white ‘ and Rose white. NOW ALL AVAILABLE


2.5 litresSrSS NEW FROM DULUX:


If you purchase any product from one of our sfores and a find that you can buy the same product cheaper from


PRICE PLEDGE


nofrter retail company within one month, we will refund the difference.______■


TOWNELEY HAWORTH HURSTWOOD PENDLE DOWNHAM


Also in stock—BRITISH MADE LOUVRE DOORS and ail types of BRASS and ALUMINIUM DOOR FURNITURE


WARERITE WORKTOPS


1, 2 and 3 metre lengths — only £10 per metre. POST FORMED IN ALL THE LATEST COLOURS


White, Teak and Magnolia Contiplas


Mahogany and Teak Contiboard


Chipboard, Hardboard, Plywood,


Plasterboard, Wallboards,


Fencing Panels, Concrete and Timber Posts


Window Frames made-to- measure


All sizes of timber for D.I.Y. and builders, cut to size


Henderson up and over Garage Doors


Main stockists of Swish Curtain Rails


PARKING


FREE EASY


CLIFTON ST,-OFF WESTGATE BURNLEY. Tel. 28767 ’


NEW! CROWN EMULSION f ‘MISTY


' MISTY, „ s h a d e s


BRITISH MADE HARDWOOD DOORS from only


£42.55


□ □ □ □ □ □


□ □ □ 0 □ I Z Z O n 4 f t . m a t t r


• Breaks, Mrs J. Roe, Mrs F. Calverley, Mrs M. Cowking.


Towler, Mrs C. New­ house, Mr E. Seedall, Mrs M. Lund, Mr W. Kenyon, Mr J. Pinder, Mr R.


Dominoes: Mrs B.


drive organised in aid of Dale Head Church, near Tosside, were — Gents: Mr T. Jackson, Mr S. Hogg, Mr I. Peel, Mr H. Jackson. Ladies: Mrs N.


Read Constitutional Club on Monday, winners were: Ladies — Mrs E. Charn- ley, Mrs R. Hargreaves. Gents — Mrs E. P. Larkin, Mrs D. Slinger. Mrs B. Brennand won the special prize and Mrs R. Hargreaves was MC.


Scout meeting, Paul Be­ verley was awarded his swimmer’s badge. Cyclist proficiency badges were attained by Jason Travis, Jason Ward, Rafe Saun­ ders, Andrew Swind- lehurst, Mark Sharman and Ian Moorhouse.


Badges At Monday’s Read


tended by 60 members of Read’s Scouting organisa­ tions on Sunday at St John’s Church. Flags were canned by


On parade Church parade was at­


Derek Attride (Union), Claire Yates (Ventures), Gareth Richards (Scouts). Annette Garnett (2nd Guides), Leona Burrows (3rd Guides), Martin Ebbage (Ribble Cubs) and Neil Roberts (Calder Cubs). Philip Youles took up


twice shown Jasper at Crufts, managing to gain a creditable third in section.


cashier Mi Garratt wa maintenance Dandy at Church, Saturday. The bride


Shortham daughter of


G. Garratt, Gardens, Bi: The bride


elder son o: E. Dandy, Road, Padih The bride


Clitheroe 22t


by her fat crinoline d gown of Aun terned chiff led neckliiv length slee- length wate held in plac of flowers ai a bouquet oi stephanotis and gypsoph Matron- o


Julie Dane!} groom’s siste Best man


Mrs Alison and brielesn


Sharpies. Followin


mony, cond Rev. Paul ' ception was White Bull burn. The


had been bride’s mot by the bride The couple


Padiham. Photograp


ter Studios.


Overt car drin


WHEN Clit interviewed who had o\ car at the E d is fo rd Seedall Avei covered that drinking. For drivin


alcohol in hi Robson (20) Road, Clit fined £75 an for a year 1 magistrates. Robson, a


the cross, Joe Lambert took the collection and Sue Parkinson read the lesson. The vicar gave a talk on the physical and mental marks of sacrifice, speaking of St Paul and the marks of a Christian.


Thornley


ided. Winners of the com­ petition “AIL my own work” were Mrs B. Proc­ tor and Mrs A. Roper and raffle winners were Mrs A. Yates and Mrs M. San­ derson.


with-Wheatley WI were “transported” on a jour­ ney to China by Trans- Siberian railway. Their speaker, Mrs Hayhurst, was thanked by Mrs Ellison. Mrs D. Charnley pres­


‘Transported’ Members of Thornley-


also orderer for driving care and a costs of £24. He plea


blaming the his car’s fr sion.


Chemi


TODAY an Boots, Ca Clitheroe, from 5-30 Sunday: Di Railway Vi( p.m. Mond: 5-30 to 6-30


PINE, P SUPERIO BEDS A


f £59


O v e r l and £9


3ft. Dl £37.50 and


BACK 3ft. £44,


ORTHOP AN


THEBeat reflecte or ere


E3 -rOBUftKl-EY


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