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Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 12th, 19SJ,


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Distinctive Elegance by Maureen Ilowson


SPECIAL SALE CONTINUES


CLEARANCE OF MANY HIGH CLASS


GARMENTS AT HALF PRICE OR LESS TO MAKE WAY FOR THE COMING AUTUMN ’84 COLLECTIONS


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E.G.: LOUIS FERAUD DRESSES Normally £189, NOW £80


Normally £149, NOW £70 (FEW ONLY)


SWIMMING COSTUMES Normally £42, NOW £25 Few a t £16


A selection of BLOUSES, cotton/poly Normally £42, NOW £18


DAK SKIRTS Normally £73, NOW £49 Few left. Many more skirts at unbelievable prices


Selection of GOWNS Normally £134, NOW £40. A few a t £30.


Wide selection of Evening Skirts and Cocktail Wear a t HALF PRICE


WEDDING DRESSES A selection of Bridal Gowns still


.available on our Bargain Rail, e.g.: Were £140, NOW £60


LINGERIE AND BEACHWEARAT SPECIAL PRICES MANY MORE SKIRTS, GOWNS, SUITS ETC., AT WELL BELOW HALF PRICE.


OPEN 9-30 a.m. to 8-30 p.m. MON.-FRI. 9-30 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. SATURDAY


OPEN AS USUAL THROUGHOUTALL HOLIDAY WEEKS


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(Oft Inner By-pass Whalley/Skipton A59 near Whitesides)


A NEW trophy was at stake at Edisford School’s swimming gala at the' Ribbles- dale Pool, Clitheroe. - Winners of the trophy,


Simpson. 2nd year: Paul Har­ greaves. 3rd year: Angela Walmsley. 4th year: Robert


Simpson.


Spedding. 2nd year: Joshua Metcalf. 3rd year: Stephen Turnbull. 4th year: Zoe Farn-


Backstroke: 1st year: Claire


presented by parents Mi­ ami Mrs Stephen Farn­ sworth, were the Red


team. There were events for


children who could swim a length, or a width. The non-swimmers had then- own races in the learner pool. ‘


RESULTS


Speckling. 2nd year: Joshua Metcalf. 3rd year: Stephen Turnbull. 4th year: Stephen Berry. Ball race. Top infants: Lisa Dobson. 1st year: John Fenby. Breaststroke: 1st year: Laura


Crawl. 1st year junior: Claire


s u m m e r s a l e MUST END


EXAMPLES


Joanne Emmett, Andrew Pearce. 1st year: Gillian Scott. 2nd year: Stephen Bate. Width race. Top infants:


sworth. Float race. Top infants:


Andrew Pearce. 1st year: Billy Coates. 2nd year: Stephen


Bate. NON-SWIMMER RACES


Roache, Joanne Scott, Paul Buchanan.


. Walking race: Joint, Angela


Joint, Hannah Switzer, Joanne Scott, Darren Wilson.


Walking with a ballon:


Joint, Rosalind Hamilton,' Joanne Scott, Paul Buchanan. Swimming with arm band.


Rosalind Hamilton, Joanne Scott, Dawn Jones. Walking with egg and spoon:


Walking with a float: Joint,


Joint, Angela Roache, Charlot­ te Coates, Darren Wilson. Swimming pushing a float:


SATURDAY, JULY 21 st


FINAL REDUCTIONS ON A FEW PRICES


ASP SALE PRICE FINAL PRICE


TEAK WALL UNIT (6ft. 6in.).............. £435.00 £349.00 £319.00 WELSH DRESSER (3ft.)


............ £247.00 £199.00 £179.00


TEAKTV CABINET (Nathan)............ £250.00 £179.00 £159.00 3 SEATER S U I T E


£899.00 £499.00 £469.00


MAHOGANY WALL UNIT (3ft.)......... £479.00 £299.00 £249.00 MAHOGANY TV CABINET................ £215.00 £179.00 £159.00 MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD............... . £542.00 £449.00 £399.00 LIBRARY BOOKCASE (MAH)........... £583.00 £499.00 £425.00 MAHOGANY 4 DRAWER CHEST £204.50 £179.00 £159.00


BEDDING SALE


3ft. DIVANS................................... ..................................... from o 'n n 4ft. 6in. DIVANS............


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H. M. SOWERBUTTS 10 KING STREET, CLITHEROE


Est. 1870 Tel. 22598 Opp.GPO .........................................■■■from £99.00


THE champagne corks were popping at 6 Church Brow, Clitheroe, the home of David and Mary Brass, on Friday, at a


THF STUDENT OF ECONOMICS His wheels need checking


but he’s mastered the art 1 Of buying tyres on a budget


-he knows where to start.


Always at AT.S. •


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champagne and strawber­ ry evening which raised £150 for Guide Dogs for the Blind. - David, president of Ribble Valley Rotaract Club, which organised the event, said: “We thought we would do something a


bit different this year and although 80 people came along we would liked to have had more support from the public.


we did not have any par­ ticular section of the


“The difficulty was that


David Bristol, founder president of the club pouring the champagne with Mary (centre) and David Brass (extreme left).


public to appeal to.” Our photograph shows


SAFETY FIRST IN MIND


Large selection of occasion dresses and outfits by Inger Rose, Annie Gough, Nipon, Susan Small, Gina Bacconi and Hildebrand.


SALE


All at half price. Summer maternity clothes by Pia and Paula at sale


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PUPILS, staff and gover­ nors of .Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for Boys, together with representa­ tives of the Old Clithero- nians Association and Ribble Valley Mayor Goun. Bernard Thornton, attended the annual, com­ memoration service.


mark the foundation of the school in 1554, was at Clitheroe Parish Church. It was conducted by the


The service, held to


v ic a r , Canon John Hudson, assisted by the Rev. Brian Stevenson (vicar of Low Moor), the Rev. Jim Needham (Trini­ ty Methodist Church) and Fr Joseph Wareing- (SS Michael and Jo h n ’s Church). Guest preacher was the


Loma Margaret Tomkins was married to farmer Mr R o b e r t S taf fo rd at Clitheroe Parish Church on Saturday. The bride is the only


STAFFORD — Pers TOMKINSonal secretary Miss


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daughter of Mr J. S. Tom­ kins, of Longsight Avenue, Clitheroe, and the late Mrs M. Tomkins. The bridegroom is the elder son of Mr and Mrs


Rev. Ivor Halliwell, chap­ lain to Wakefield Prison. Also p re s e n t was


former headmaster Mr Gerald Hood, in his capac­ ity as president of the Old Clitheronians Association.


Perfect day for fair


J. Stafford, of The Hey, Back Lane, Newton. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a full- length gown of white silk lace trimmed with satin ribbon. Her long veil was edged in satin and held in place by a headdress of white flowers and she car­ ried a bouquet of blue roses, lily-of-the-valley, blue lilies, gypsophila and stephanotis. She was attended by


BARGAINS IN BRAS, CORSETRY, SLIPS,


NIGHTWEAR AND BEACH WEAR


Miss Christine Ormand, Mrs Sharon Nutter and Miss Suzannah Stafford the bridegroom’s niece. They wore full-length


32 KING STREET, CLITHEROE Phone 23158


blue dresses trimmed with satin ribbon and with bodices of embroidered flowered lace. They had circlet headdresses of blue rosebuds and forget-me- nots and carried bouquets of blue roses, white lilies gypsophila and lily-of-the valley.Best man was Mr Howard Borrell and ushers were Mr Paul Tomkins, the bride’ brother, and Mr Peter Stafford, the bridegroom’: brother. The ceremony was con­


Joint, Rosanna Hamilton, Vic­ toria Penman, Charlotte Coates, Joanne Scott, Beverley Higgs, Dawn Jones, Ashley Williams. < Swimming width: Joint,


Charlotte Coates, Beverley Higgs, Angela' Roache.


IT WAS a p e r fe c t summer day on Saturday for St Catherine’s Church summer fair at West Bradford and nearly £300 was raised for the funds. The fair was opened by


Canon C. F. Goodchild, vicar of St Catherine’s. Many stalls were set up in the area adjoining the churchyard, each manned by church workers and friends.


strawberries and cream served in the Sunday School across the road. Our photograph shows


Refreshments included


some of the parishioners lining up for raffle tickets.


Bubbly to wash down the strawberries


ducted by Canon J. C, Hudson. Following a reception at


the P a rk e r s Arms Newton, the couple left for a touring honeymoon in Scotland. They are to live at Oxenhurst Farm Newton. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatburn.


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A PROPOSAL for a cattle building and slurry store, at Halsteads- Farm, Slaidburn, has been ap­ proved by the Ribble Valley - Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee. -


Please Support T h eATS British Butterfly Appeal


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RIBBLE Valley planners have refused an applica­ tion for three retractable canopies at the Three Fishes Inn, Mitton. . The borough council’s


LEARNING how to ride the safe way is nine-year- old Ruth Ellacott, of Waddington and West Bradford CE School, one of nine pupils who passed cycling proficiency certifi­ cates.


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Development Sub-commit­ tee felt that the canopies would detract from the appearance of the pre­ mises. which is a listed building.


safety officer Mr Colin Everett put the children through their paces. The other successful pupils were Susan Wetherby, Sarah Phillip, Georgina Greenwood, Catherine Procter, Julian Tatton, Robert Gregson, Samant­ ha Chadwick and Rachel Dinsdale. .


Ribble Valley road


Everett telling the chil­ dren how to make a left- hand turn. • . -


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Computing scientist


FORMER Ribblesdale pupil Laura Pratt has ob­ tained a B.Sc. in comput­ ing sciences at North Staffordshire Polytechnic. Miss Pratt (21), of-Buc-


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; before taking up a post with a computer software firm in Hemcl Hemp­ stead.


kingham Drive, Read, is holidaying in France


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