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to dll customers and friends and many thanks for your support in 1982


STEVAN, SALLY, and SHARON


47 Peel Street, Clitheroe Tel. 25670


PLEASE NOTE: We are closed Christmas Day and l Sunday, December 26th


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CLITHEROE LTD Tel. 23483 or 27200


friends a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year


would like to wish all customers and JENNIFER and STAFF I ■&. (


HAREM girls rubbed shoulders with Mexican bandits and ballerinas danced with Eastern princes at Trinity Youth Centre on Saturday. The occasion was the


tiny tots annual disco and fancy dress competition, which was attended by more than 100 fun-seeking youngsters. After enjoying tradi­


tional party fun, the youngsters in fancy dress lined up before the judges who picked Claire Tatter- sail, Jennifer Hanley and Martin Aspimvall as the winners. A competition to find


“Miss Trinity 1983” was w'on by Diane Walmsley (9), o f Manor Road, Clitheroe. Runners-up were Sarah Bradley (10), o f T urner S t r e e t , Clitheroe, and Toni Bing­ ham (7), of Union Street, Low Moor. The afternoon’s enter­


tainment was arranged by Pino Pozzi, June Wilson and other senior youth leaders.


THE centre of Whalley took on a festive season air on Saturday when the local Christian Action Group erected its nativity crib opposite the National Westminster Bank.


Following the comple­


tion of the crib, about 70 group members took part in a short carol service in ICing Street. Music was provided by Derek Hartley, manager


vice have combined ie have chosen the


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Bride makes gown for


her wedding TWO farming families


I Hills to the gently ■ spectacular Severn


were united with the mar­ riage of Elizabeth Ann, the only daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Howard, of Shays Farm, Tosside, and David Neil, the youngest son of Mr and Mrs H. S. • Metcalfe, of Manor House Farm, Rimington. The ceremony took


lurai wonders of the S


itural beauty of the cture and tree-lined h villages with their reet. Climbing past the River Windrush


I ) pleasant resort of


JHole! We travel via , superb Georgian a packed lunch, we


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Cave lormed in the Admission to the


Bund Collection, and


ificent 13th century Party Night will be


arrival is due in the per-Mare. 2. Hotel


p la ce at St Mary’ s Church, Gisburn. The bridegroom is a .


farmer and the bride is a children’s wear designer. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a gown she had designed and made in Edwardian- style, with pin-tucks, lace insets, pearls and a full- length train. Her veil, worn by her mother and aunts at their own wed­ ding, was attached to a circlet of silk flowers and she carried a shower bou­ quet of red roses and cream carnations with white heather and fern.


Attendants Louise Met­


t may be seen on i not later than 19th


jfull details E HOLIDAY


, L E A D E R &


ITI3ER, B U R N L E Y


calfe, the bridegroom’s niece, and Lisa Hopkinson, the bride’s cousin, also wore outfits designed and made by the bride. Lisa had a full-length


dress of cherry red velvet trimmed with ivory silk and cream lace and Louise had a three-quarter- length dress of cherry red velvet trimmed with lace. Both had circlets of silk flowers in their hair and carried posies. Page boys were Mark


LARGE SAVINGS ON FURNITURE, CARPETS


EXAMPLE: G-PLAN MELISSA 3-PIECE SUITE WAS £1348 NOW £899


All leading makes: G-Plan; Ercol: Austin; Stag; Limelight; Strachan; Stonehill; Wrighton; Bridge; Pierce: Parker- Knoll and Yourigers


ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF HIGH QUALITY REPRODUCTION DINING AND OCCASIONAL ________________ FURNITURE_______________


100 ROLLS BROADLOOM ON SHOW FROM £3.95 to £34.95 sq. yd.


★ CARPETS


A0 Axminster, 27in. wide from..........................i........ £6.35


A0 Axminster, 27in. wide, 30 designs.......................... £9.80


A00 Axminster, 27in. wide, 30 designs............................ £13.00


A0 Axminster, 36!n. wide, 6 designs.............................. £13.95


King Kurl Wilton, 7 col­ ours ..................................... £10.95


100's of remnants from £1.00 sq. yd. All prices include VAT


Indian


Carpets and


Washed Chinese Rugs


Built-in bedroom fitment by STRACHAN


LIMELIGHT— HAMMONDS


Downing, the brideg­ room’s nephew and Philip Howard, the b r id e ’ s nephew. Best man was Mr John


Hartley and ushers were the bride’s brothers,


Andrew, Mark and Paul. .Following the cere­


mony, conducted by the Rev. Greg Hoyland, a re­ ception was held at Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn. After a honeymoon in


Tenerife, the couple are to live in Denton, near Ilkley. Photograph: Py e’ s,


Clitheroe. Obstruction A MAN who parked a van


in Holden S t re e t , Clitheroe, blocking the entrance to two private garages for nearly an hour, was fined £25 by the town’s magistrates for. causing an unnecessary obstruction.


Garry Brannigan (22),


formerly of Shawbridge Street, admitted' the off­ ence. He was ordered to pay £5 costs.


SALE DISCOUNT 20% FREE ESTIMATE


A LSO OUR CASH AND CARRY IN AND OUT SELF SERVICE DEPARTMENT


SAVE £££s .


Special Purchase Bed­ room and Living Room Furniture


Example: 8ft. 4in. Diane Bedroom Unit £159


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of Whalley Abbey confer­ ence centre, who wheeled a harmonium from the abbey. While the crib wras


being erected, the group ran a coffee morning in Whalley M e th od ist Church Hall, which raised £24 for Christian Aid. Mrs Sybil Bryant, of


Whittam Crescent, Whal­ ley, is pictured serving coffee.


Cancelled


FRIDAY’S snow caused the cancellation of Whal­ ley and district Em­ broiderers’ Guild lecture on small embroidered gifts. Tutor Gay Swift, who


lives in a remote area near Clapham, has been rebooked to give her talk next June . . . when the weather should be better!


, STARTS MONDAY, l DECEMBER 27th


Pierce Harewood............. £1,069 £639 Parker Knoll Froxfield...... Dement Quorn Loose


G-Plan Mikado................


Covers.......................... Westminster 10-cushion....


A coffee break at Whalley


M. J. ALPE & SONS 14 SHAWBRIDGE ST, CLITHEROE


Jean and Michael and


family would like to wish all their customers and friends A MERRY


CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY and


PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR


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f e A I t R T ? T E LE PH O N E : 23241


No Christmas pud for athletes


WHILE rev e l le r s nurse waistlines bulg­ ing with Christmas fare a small band of athletes will be keep­ ing in top trim over the holiday to tackle a quelling test of en- lurance next Wed­


nesday. They are the 57 com­


petitors taking part in the Ribble Valley swimming, cycling and running tria­


thlon — the first ever to be held in the United Kingdom. Entries have come from


all over Lancashire with a strong contingent from


the Clitheroe area. Four women will be


'taking on their male coun­ terparts and 10 of the en­ trants are aged 40 .and over. Several well-known


Ribble Valley sporting names figure in the line­ up.


They include cyclists


Brian Burgess, Derby Street, Clitheroe (Preston Wheelers); Steve Greg- son, Saccary Lane, Mellor, and S. Riley, Wilpshire (North Lancs Road Club); Gareth Morris, Balder- stone House, Grindleton, and Mark Gornall, Laneside, Mearley (Clay: ton Velo Club).


Among those whose


main strength .is swim­ ming are Julie Sagar, Head o’th Moor Cottage,


A v en u e , C l ith e ro e . (Clitheroe Dolphins); Frank Thompson, Queens­ way, Waddington (Ribble Valley Sub-Aqua Club). Local competitors more


Chaigley; Michael Rung, Beech Close, Clitheroe; Stephen Pym, Conway


at home in running shoes include: Albert Ashworth, Moorfield, Whalley (Clay­ ton Harriers) and Diane Ridings, Knowsley Road, Wilpshire (Dale Harriers). Footballers anxious to


prove their all-round abili­ ty are: Mark Boyd, War­


wick Drive, Clitheroe (Chatburn FC) and Tony Bush, Warrington Ter­ race, Whiteacre Lane, Barrow (Waddington FC). Competitors will be


called on to swim 1,500m, cycle 33km from the Rib- blesdale Pool to Lon- gridge Sports Centre and run 15.4km. The runnel's will cover large stretches of the route of the annual Ribble Valley 10-mile road race. The first group of 15 entrants will take to the water at 8-30 a.m. and will be followed Jty other groups at hourly inter­ vals. After their stint in the


pool they will be allowed quarter-of-an-hour to


change for the cycle event.


individually at intervals of less than a minute.


They will leave Roefield Competitors will be al­


lowed another 15-minute break before stalling the road race.


Ample space is to be


allowed at Edisford recre­ ation area car park for


spectators to come and watch the events.


the triathlon will be com-, pleted by 4 p.m. and prizes will be presented


A great time at Trinity disco It is anticipated that


by Ribble Valley Mayor Coun.' Myra Clegg in the


B u t te ry Bar o f the Roefield Hotel at Edis- ford. The ambitious event


has been organised by Mr Alistair Patten, of Clay-


ton-le-Moors Harriers, Mr Bob Jones, of Clitheroe and District Amateur Swimming Club, and Mrs Chris Goodfellow, of the North Lancashire Road Club. Members of all three


clubs along with police and members of St John Ambulance and Trinity Youth Centre, Clitheroe, will turn out to assist on the big day. The event is being


sponsored by the Lancas­ ter-based company, Fleet-


foot, which is headed by former Olympic gold medal runner Chris Brasher. Any profits — mainly


from sponsorship — will go towards the Mayor’s charity appeal, the Christ­ ie Cancer and Holt Radium Ins t itute Women’s Trust.


SWAN COURTYARD, CLITHEROE Tel. 23244


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 23rd, 19S2 7


CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS WE WISH YOU A


TO ALL OUR AND A HAPPY AND


PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR S A L E S T A R T S N E X T W E E K


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£918 £599 9 £696 £489 £950 £795'


Bridge Penrith................ £1,420 £1,089 B ED D IN G


SLUMBERLAND GOLD 3ft. £265, 4ft. 6ln. £375


DREAM WORLD 3ft. £79.95 4ft. 6in. £119.95 I


DRAWER DIVAN 3ft. £129.95 4ft. 6in. £189.95 |


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SLEEPEEZEE SEALYROYALE 5ft. £599 j


3ft. £149.00 | 3«. £137.00 j


4ft. 6ln. £239.95 KITCHENS


VISIT OUR EXCITING NEW KITCHEN CENTRE


FREE OVENS OR HOBS FOR ORDERS PLACED DURING SALE


ASK FOR DETAILS \ £651 £489


SLUMBERLAND SILVER 3ft. £233, 4ft. 6in. £309,5ft. £350, £


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