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SUMMER SALE
Buy your bed today sleep In it tonight
"upmarket beds for prestige heads"
e.g. 3ft. C38, C44, E45, etc. 4ft. 6ln. ES4, £69. £79. etc.
b a c k Ca r e m a t tr e s s e s
Sleepeezee, Dunloplllo, Rest Assured, Vl-Spring, etc.
4ft 6in. double, four drawer divan and mattress £99
3ft.......................£1.49.95 4ft. 6in.................£249.00 5ft.......................£265.00 6ft.......................£399.00
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Pine Bunk Beds Superior Quality at
unbeatable prices Over 150 singles in stock, price's at £69, £88 and £98
Double (4 drawers), prices at £108, £118, £135 and £175 Sleepeezee — Dunloplilo — Rest Assured — Vl-Sprlng etc.
Silentnight Sprung
Edge 5ft. Divan Set Complete
4 r New down (12 tog), feather and down, Super ± Terylene 11.0 tog. e.g. Double Size Feather and n Down £26.50 by Fios, Fnug, Puffin._______
, DUVETS ALL QUALITIES
THE ONE PRICE GUARANTEE Beats Town Centre Prices every time. This is not reflected in our
prices— no obligation— no double pricing — no H.P.or credit, we cater exclusively for cash and C.O.D. customers
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fDRALON SUITE It IITION £440
VAT RATE HALVED TO 7 1/2%
No! the chancellor hasn’t changed the VAT rate but SQUARE OEAL HAVE.
Why? To mark the launching of our brand new window system combining the strength snd slimline elegance of gleaming white . polymlnlum with the thermal Insulation value of uPVC.
How? On orders placed during the month of June, SQUARE DEAL WILL PAY HALF THE VAT.
Call or ring your nearest showroom today this offer can’t be repeated.
SQUARE DEAL WINDOWS SHOWROOMS: BOROUQH ROAD, DARWEN
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210 CHORLEY OLD ROAD, BOLTON 493995 Also on display at Kalendar Kitchens, 31 King Street,' Clitheroe. 24884.
It’s all happening down at Edisford
THERE will be something for everyone in the Edisford and Low Moor Community Festival which starts a week tomorrow.
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long festival is a joint effort by Edisford PTA and St Paul’s Church, Low Moor.
The fun-packed week- A grancf~fete TrTEdis-
dance at Edisford School on the Friday, and on Saturday there is an out door market at St Paul’s Church.
It starts with a summer
Sunday School anniver sary, featuring a family festival at 10-30 a.m. in cluding the crowning of the rose queen, a proces sion and parish lunch.
Sunday sees the church
oress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. and Mrs Bernard Thornton, will be there.
The Mayor and May
ford School is fixed for Saturday and the celebra tions end on Sunday with a festival thanksgiving service and Sunday School prize distribution, at tended by the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs Howel Jones. Throughout the week
there will be a hobbies exhibition in church.
Tribute
over sixties will be pro vided by school children in the parish hall at 2-30 p.m. on Monday and at 7- 30 p.m. the Regional Music School will present “Music for a summer evening” in the church.
Entertainment for the
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“Bright the vision” ser vice for senior citizens at 2-30 p.m. with Clitheroe Townswomen’s Guild choir. The preacher is former Chatburn vicar Canon Edward Wynne, now retired.. On Wednesday there
Tuesday’s event is a ROAD ROUTE A65 SETTLE
MEMBERS of the Ribble Valley Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee stood in silence for a few mo ments in memory of those who lost their lives in the Abbeystead disaster.
Walmsley (Mellor) said the committee’s prayers and thoughts went out to the sick and injured and to all the families of those who lost their lives.
Chairman Coun. John
A COFFEE morning in aid of the modernisation programme at Wadding- ton Hospital raised more than £425. .
tracted many people to the Founder’s Day event, which was arranged in the hospital grounds by the trustees. There were sev eral stalls, one run by the residents themselves.
Guesswork pays off for Rees
A LUCKY guess by Chaigley schoolboy Rees Walker, of Withgill Farm, has netted him £20 from Barclays Bank.
there was £7.99V£’ in a money box on the bank’s stand at the Heritage Fair — the closest to the actual total of £7.72.
Rees (8) estimated that
the bank on Monday from student business officer Mr David Galloway.
He received his prize at
Kristian Cole (11), of Meadow' View, Low Moor (£10) and Mohammed Zahur (14), of Holden Street, Clitheroe (£5).
Prizes were also won by ^ \ t i i i p i i Gain top award
will be a communion ser vice in church at 10 a.m., a coffee morning at the vicarage and a junior disco at Edisford School at 6 p.m. It’s the mums and tod
The lovely weather at PRESTIGE SUPER REDS
10, 12 & 14-Burnley Rd., Padiham and 7, 9, & 11 Higher Eanam, Blackburn
O P EN A L L D A Y S A TU R D A Y The family firm uiho treat you right. £ 1 1 5
Mrs Janet Hemingway and entertainment was provided by a display of Scottish jigs and reels by members of Clitheroe and district Caledonian Society. Afterwards the audience was invited to join in the dancing. After a buffet supper, Mrs Hemingway thanked everyone concerned for
guild and members, and 26 members of Clitheroe’s “twin” guild, Selby, in Yorkshire. A large birthday cake decorated with the TWG logo was cut by president
making the evening an enjoyable occasion and looked forward to another 21 successful years.
Sun draws the customers
women's organisations in the town. These included the federation president, chairman, past chairman of the
THERE was plenty to celebrate at the Clitheroe Evening Townswomen’s Guild June meeting, for it was the group’s “coming of age” party. There were 130 ladies present, including guests representing other
BRIDGE CLUB
AT Clitheroe Bridge Club’s weekly duplicate session, held on Wednesday at the Brown Cow, Chatbum, winners were: NS, Mr W. L. Wilkinson and Mrs A. Brenton, Mrs J. Wilson and Mrs M. Ainsworth. EW, Mr W. Grindley and Mr Leader, Mrs H. Taylor and Mrs K. Higson. On the following hand, only
County ‘phantom’ cleaners giving village raw deal
THE Ribble Valley Council is to compile a list of possible options to the current nighways amenity cleansing arrangement that it has with the County Council . . . as soon as it receives the views of the local parish councils. The issue has been Parish Councils’ Liaison
forced by Waddington. Committee, Waddington Parish Council which, in a Parish Council chairman letter to the local authori- Coun. Eric Edmondson ty, claimed it was getting said that his village would a raw deal.
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Planning Deanery Festival
three EW pairs bid to the best contract of three no trumps, most contracts being played in three clubs by West. When West opens the bid
choice, but could re-bid two no trumps, which shows 11 or 12 high card points (but the club queen and the spade king are good cards). West will then raise this to three no trumps. I t may not be the best of
ding with one club, East should bid one no trump, but if he bids one heart, West will re-bid one spade. Eas t then has a difficult
bidding sequences, but the final contract is correct. E dealer, love all.
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REPRESENTATIVES of different branches of the Mothers’ Union in the Bolland Deanery met at Waddington Vicarage on Thursday evening, under the chairmanship of Mrs G. Pennington, presiding member.
ported on meetings of the Council and Executive she had attended as the Bol land representative. For the first time the council meeting had been ar ranged to take .place in the evening instead of the morning and many rep resentatives who work were able to attend.
Mrs Pennington re
the Deanery Festival, which this year will be held at Waddington in September, and on the overseas sale in Skipton on September 24th, when the Bolland Deanery agreed to stock a kitchen stall.
Discussion took place on
thanked for her hospitali ty, and refreshments were served.
Mrs N. Goodchild was
be in a chaotic state if it not employed its own
“We’re proud of our vil lage and although we pay a price for county cleans ing, we are not getting value for money.”
Said Coun. Edmondson:
County Council street cleaning workers and machines had never been seen in the village, calling them “ the phantom cleaners.”
H e c la im ed th a t th e
lington) said he agreed with Coun. Edmondson, adding that County does not send men to villages where it is known that street cleaning is being carried out by parish c o u n c i l - em p lo y e d lengthsmen.
(Clitheroe) said that if the Ribble Valley Council was not satisfied with the ser vice provided, it should deploy the money to the parishes, which could pro vide th e i r own lengthsmen.
Coun. B e r t Jones
of Waddington, backed the idea of keeping street cleaning at local level. He said th a t mechanical cleaners do not collect litter hidden in hedges or behind ’ railings, and lengthsmen were the best way of keeping villages tidy.
Coun. David Crompton, Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil-
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C a s t l e C o u t u r e o( CJitheroe
Distinctive Elegance by Maureen Howson SPECIAL SALE
ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARANCE OF MANY HIGH CLASS
GARMENTS AT HALF PRICE OR LESS TO MAKE WA Y FOR THE COMING AUTUMN ’84 COLLECTIONS
MANY MORE ITEMS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR SALE.
e.g.: A range of Louis Feraud gowns from £85 usually £189
e.g. Geiger Suits (Austria). Normally £165.99 Now £110 '
Elsa Correll! Suede/Leather Suits. ONE ONLY Normally £420 Now £200
Two-way^Skirtsformally £63 Now £36
Lucie James Knits. Few only Normally £135 Now £70 '
Tootaf Skirts Normally £38 Now £20 Few only Cotton^lo^isys Normally £42 Now £20
Sllk/Polyester Blouses Normally £42 Now £20. _______ A few at £12.99___
Summer Dresses Normally £134 Now at £45. Few 3:pleccTPeter Barron Normally £96 Now at £50
Peter Barron Cotton Gowns Normally £82.89 Now £49
Peter Baron Skirts and Sun tops Normally £51.50 Now £35.99
Traditional Daks Skirts Normally £73 Now £49
Pucclnnl Dress/Jacket Silk Normally £119 Now at £49.99
WEDDING DRESSES
Clearance of previous season's stock. Few only Normally £295 Now £85 '
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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
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(Off Inner By-pass Whalley/Skipton A59 near Whitesides)
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