Clitheroe 22324 (Editor 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 16th, 1981,,
Weekend BBC-1 )
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6-20 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 8-
35 GODZILLA.
9- 00SATURDAY SUPER STORE.
12.12 WEATHER. . 12-15 GRANDSTAND, includ- •inK 12-45 News; The XIV Winter Olympic Games (12-20, 1-55, 2-25, 5-05) Highlights of the 90m. Ski-Jump, the bobsleigh and the Women’s 20km. Cross Country and the Men's Spee'd Skating, from Sarajevo; Football Focus (12-50); Racing from Chepstow (1-10, 1- 40, 2-10); Cricket: One Day International (1-25) Highlights from Christ church, of New Zealand v England; Racing from Leopardstown (2-35); In ternational Rugby Union (2-50) Commentary on England v Ireland from Twickenham; Final Score (4-40); International Rugby Union (5-05) High lights from Cardiff Anns Park on Wales v France.
5-45 NEWS: Weatherman. 5-
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What's on... What's on... What's on... What's on... KING GEORGE’S HALL
★ SATURDAY 50 SIGHT AND SOUND IN
CONCERT. The Curtis Mayfield Band at the Marcus Garvey Centre, Nottingham.
Weather.
9-10 CRICKET: ONE DAY INT E R N A T IO N A L .
GERS
7-50 THE FASTING GIRL. Play by Paul Ferris, star ring Angharad James, Wiluam Thomas; Elunea Jones.
30 NEWS AND SPORT:
12-00 THRILLER. “The Fear is Spreading." A young journalist is captured and held hostage by two es caped convicts. Starring Tandy Cronyn, Denholm Elliott.
1-20 CLOSEDOWN.
BROTHERS.” Dramat ised in 13 parts by Julian Bond.
50 C. P.‘ SNOW’S ‘‘STRAN- AND
11- 11-
10- 40 THE LIGHT OF EX P E R IE N C E R E V I SITED (new series). Five people who first told their story in “The Light of Ex perience” return and tell now they have coped since then. 1: Shirley Nolan.
Weather.
(1977) Feature film star ring Eleonore Klarwein,
Savile realises viewers’ dreams.
6-35 THE ACTION FILM: “THE SCARLET BUC CANEER” (1976) star ring Robert Shaw, James Earl Jones, Peter Boyle.
8-15 THE LES DAWSON SHOW
8- 45 NEWS AND SPORT: Weather.
9- 00 THE ODD JOB MAN. A serial in three parts by N. J. Crisp starring Jon Finch (2).
9- 11-
10- 40 OLYMPIC GRAND STAND. David Coleman introduces coverage of the penultimate day of the competition
1-10 WEATHER.
HORROR: “THE REIN- CARNATION OF PETER PROUD” (1974) starring Michael Sarrazin, Jennifer O’Neill, Margot Kidder.
hosts his own chat show with guests Mel Brooks, Larry Grayson and the Manhattan Transfer.
55REGIONAL NEWS/ 00 JIM’LL FIX IT. Jimmy
9- 10- illiiilllil 2-00 DUKE IT PAY. Stephen
Atkinson looks at wood carving, both by hand and machine.
2-25 ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT (1942). Humphrey
05 NEWS .ON TWO: 10 DIABLO MENTHE
Bogart stars as a Broad way gambler who foils, an a t t em p t by N a z i saboteurs to blow up a Battleship in New York Hahour.
4-25 PETE HOTHEAD. A little man with a great big . and terrible temper ana some te r r ib le funny habits, i
Muppet puppets and their human friends.
10- 30 THE SATURDAY SHOW. With Isla St Clair.
20 CARTOON. 50WQGAN. Terry Wogan
12- 15 WORLD OF SPORT. 12- 15 Athletics — The To ronto Star Indoor Games, plus The Michelob Invita tional from San Diego; 12- 45 ITN News; 12-50 On the Ball; 1-20 The ITV Seven — 1-30 Notting ham, 1-45 Newcastle, 2-00 Nottingham, 2-15 New castle, 2-30 Nottingham, 2-40 Leopardstown, 2-55 Newcastle; 3-10 Boxing; 3- 45 Half-time Soccer Round-up; 4-00 Wrestling from Winsford; 4-45 Results.
30 LATE NIGHT
5-00 ITN NEWS. 5-05 FRAGGLE ROCK. 5-
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th r i l le r s e r ie s with modern-day knight of the road.
7- 00 3-2-1. 8-
6-fc OPEN UNIVERSITY. 3-10PAGES CEEFAX.
FROM
3-40STARS OF THE S IL E N T SC R E EN : RUDOLPH VALEN
5-
TINO IN “BLOOD AND SAND" (1922).
“DON’T BOTHER TO KNOCK” (1961) starring
. Richard Todd, Nicole Maurey, Elke Sommer.
6- 25 FROM SWAMPS TO COAL. The Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia — an environment where coal is formed.
25 SESAME STREET. The
4- 5-
6- from Brooklyn,
. tine’s Day, and romantic - misunderstandings abound in the Close.
35 MAMA MALONE. Direct 05 BROOKSIDE. Valen-
Sensimilia spies Beast en tertaining a glamorous Russian blonde, she thinks he’s hiding some thing from Terri.
6-
THE TRACKS. Paul Gambaccini looks back at the careers of the Thomp son Twins.
7- 8-
35 KNIGHT RIDER. Action 30 CHILD’S PLAY. A Game
for Grown-Ups. A comedy game, hosted by Michael Aspel.
and Romano persuade a young woman to testify in a murder case, although their action puts her life ckt risk
9- 00ITN ' NEWS AND SPORT.
00 SATURDAY CINEMA:
11- 05 THE ROOTS OF ROCK AND ROLL. Episode 5: Back to Basics, 1971-74. Elton John introduces this
9-15 THE ADULT MOVIE. "Cattle Annie and Little Britches.” Burt Lancas ter, Rod Steiger. Two young girls seeking ad venture leave home to join up with the notorious Dalton gang and become outlaws themselves.
SUNDAY —
6-20 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 9-00 POSTMAN PAT.
9- 10-
10-30 PLAY IT SAFE. 10-40 MATHS HELP. 10-
11- ANDPEOPLE. 12- ' COURSE.
15 SUNDAY WORSHIP. , CEEFAX. 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE.
11- 45 MADHUR JAFFREY’S INDIAN COOKERY
10 SEE HEAR!
12-35 MAKING THE MOST OF THE MICRO.
1-00 FARMING. 1-25 TAKING STOCK. 1-50 NEWS HEADLINES. 1-
7- 55 IN T E R N A T IO N A L
DARTS. Coverage of Wales v Scotland from St David’s Hall, Cardiff for the Arrow Chemicals British International Championship.
2-
2-55 OLYMPIC GRAND STAND. David Coleman introduces the final day of competition from Sara
jevo; plus a look back at some of the outstanding events of the past 12 days of competition.
4- 5-
DARTS . F u r th e r coverage.
5-40 NEWS: Weatherman. 5-
6-
and Muriel Pearce repon. on- the World’s greatest dog show from Earl’s Court, London — “Obedi ence and Agility.”
55 GREEK — LANGUAGE 20 INSIDE YTS.
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3- 20 HORIZON. 4-
4-551N T E R N A T IO N A L RUGBY SP E C IA L .
String Quintet in F.
64)0 NEWS' REVIEW with subtitles.
RAMME with Brian Wid- lake and Valerie Sing leton.
CELEBRITY GOLF.
84)5 ONE 'PAIR OF EYES (new series). Series of seven films in which people can let off steam, grind their axe or simply nave a chuckle. 1: Beryl Cook. ,
25 CRUFTS. Peter Purves 9-
8- 35 ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE.
10- 25 NEWS ON TWO: Weather.
Television review chaired by Ludovic Kennedy.
10-35 AUSTRALIAN CINEMA (new series) “Breaker Morant” (1979) starring Edward Woodward, Jack Thompson.
20 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 9-
by James Hilton. Dramat ised in six episodes (4).
Michelmore, John Carter and Anne Gregg.
50 HOLIDAY with Cliff
10- II-
6-35 NANETTE NEWMAN appeals on behalf of The National Toy Libraries Association.
6- 10 SONGS OF PRAISE .from Stirling.-
series). The first of eight programmes on self-de fe n c e w ith Sarah ■Kennedy.
25STREETWISE (new 11- 11- 12-
12-
30 THE MONEY PROGThe Great Entertainers. 11-
11- 15 INTERNATIONAL PRO
10-15 ITN NEWS. 10-
10 QUINTET. Bruckner’s
group of American Gl’s in a Lancashire town fall in love with local girls — much to the resentment of the British soldiers.
ADULT EDUCATION 30 THE SOUTH BANK DROP IN CENTRE
SHOW. “Barry TuckweU: Master of the Horn.” The world's foremost exponent of the French horn guides us through the develop ment of the instrument.
SONIAN. One of the giants in jazz history, Red Norvo transformed the xylophone from a vau deville novelty to a vir tuoso musical instrument. 30 CLOSEDOWN.
liiiiiiaii 30 DID YOU SEE . . .? 1-
1-25 THE MAKING OF BRI TAIN. Dr Klavs Rand- sbord of the University of Copenhagen looks at the Viking invasion of Britain and its aftermath.
2- 20 TEA FOR TWO (1950) Musical loosely based on “No, No, Nanette,” star ring Doris Day, Gordon Macrae, Gene Nelson and Eve Arden.
survey of topical Irish events.
25THE WONDERFUL
10 GOODBYE MR CHIPSTORIES OF PROFES SOR KITZEL.
4.74 M V T IF F 1
CORNER. “Absence makes the heart grow fonder” is today's theme. 25 AAP KAA HAK.
The week’s main news story, explained and ex plored by an expert team.
1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL LENGE. With Bamber Gascoingne.
7- 15 ONE BY ONE. A series of 10 programmes based on the “Zoo Vet” books by David Taylor.
8- 8-
Magnus Magnusson at the RAF Museum in Hendon.
1- 30 METAL MICKEY. Haley is making a cake for Mother and Father’s an niversary.
05MASTERMIND with 2-
10-
9- 05 NEWS: Weatherman. 9- 20 THAT’S LIFE. Esther Rantzen with viewers’ let ters and consumer advice.
CIRCLES. A series of five parts by John Es- monde and Bob Larbey starring Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton.
35 EVER DECREASING 3-
24)0 ENCOUNTER. Simon Hughes MP.
class football action intro duced by Brian Moore.
1 3-30RETURN OF THE SAINT. The Saint gallops into grim esp ionage drama when he goes to the aid of a girl on a runaway horse. Starring Ian Ogilvy.
10- 11-
STAND. David Coleman introduces from Sarajevo commentary on the final day of competition — The Ice Gala; -plus highlights of this evening’s closing ceremony.
of Arthur Koestler.
00OLYMPIC GRAND 5-
4-
35 EVERYMAN. A portrait 15 IN T E R N A T IO N A L
DARTS. Highlights of today’s opening match be tween Wales and Scotland for the Arrow Chemicals British International Championship.
12415 WEATHER. '.-
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5-30 BATTLESTAR GALAC- TICA. An ageing conman named Chameleon seeks
, sanctuary aboard the Galactica.
‘6-30 ITN NEWS. WO HIGHWAY. Harry Sec- ombe visits. Richmond, Yorkshire.
7-15 FAMILY FORTUNES. . With Max Bygraves.
7-45 YANKS. Vanessa. Red- .1 grave, Richard Gpre. A'
10-
' game presented by Jim Bowen.
Swashbuckling action and general knowledge
15 CARTOON TIME.
00 MORNING WORSHIP. 00 C O L L E C T O R S ’
5-
4-10JACK’S GAME. Jack Charlton joins the Holme Valley Beagles in pursuit of hare.
At Trinity Centre (behind Trinity Church), Clitheroe, 1 p.m. — 3 p.m., Fridays beginning February 17th
30 THAT’S HOLLYWOOD. 55 JAZZ AT THE SMITH
IMMEDIATE FREE CONFIDENTIAL HELP WITH ANY READING OR WRITING PROBLEM
e.g. filling a form, writing a letter.
Also Information and advice on adult education Creche from 1-30 p.m.
tea/coffee
CHATBURN PLAYING FIELDS COMMITTEE present
LITTLE RED
RIDING HOOD
in Chatburn School Hall,
Thurs/Fri/Sat, March 1st, 2nd and 3rd at 7-30 p.m.
Tickets £1 adults, 75p children
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\ % 50 IR ISH A NG L E . A Sunday, February 19th - 9th before Easter: EDUCATION SUNDAY
9-00 HOLY COMMUNION 10-30 FAMILY FESTIVAL
with Edlsford School Orchestra and Choir Speaker: Mr David Butterworth Bring the family — All welcome
£ £
6-00 SUNG EUCHARIST Celebrant: The Vicar
Preacher: Mrs C. M. Wallwork
4- 40 THE MOTOR SHOW. Chris Goffey and Diana Goodman look at diesel cars and convertibles, and the Motor Show family tests the Volvo 350.
30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 00 WEEKEND IvonLD.
AND WEATHER fo l lowed by SEVEN DAYS.
5- 45 FACE THE PRESS. An thony Howard and a panel of distinguished journal ists confront a figure prominent in the public
6-
30 THE BIG MATCH. Top 7-
BENSON AND HEDGES WORLD SERIES CUP. Highlights of the deciding game m the one-day inter national cricket senes bet ween Australia, the West Indies and Pakistan.
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TUESDAY, 8-
When the Nazis invaded Holland, the Dutch had to decide where their loyal ties lay. But there were no easy answers . . . Laurence Olivier na rrates.
30JACK H OL BORN. 9-
CROWN. Another chance to see the seventh episode of this series.
00 BULLBEYE. The darts 15 THE WORLD AT WAR.
MARCH 13th, 1984 at 7-30 p.m. at the
Church of England . School, Whalley
Interested ratepayers are invited to attend and take part
15 THE JEWEL IN THE 20 THE FIRST CHRIST
' of this series. Is there room for a celebration of humanity in the Christian doctrine?
IAN. Former nun Karen Armstrong looks at the life and teaching of St Paul in the fourth episode
11- 50£LOSE. “ - - street.”' ■ •
Bogart thriller about a murderer, whose , scheme to dispose of his wife goes badly wrong. ‘With Alexis Smith, Sydney Green- . - - “
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00 T. J. HOOKER. Hooker
8-30 PEOPLE OF THE IS LANDS. 'Anthropologist Hugh Brody and camera man Ivan Strasburg travelled to the Belcher Islands and, in a program me that gets as close to another culture as a documentary can, have created an intimate pic ture of the warmth and beauty of Eskimo life, drawing parallels with documentary film-maker Robert Flaherty’s original discovery of the Islands in 1912.
lowed by Union World. VISION.
10- 00 THE AVENGERS. Steed and Tara investigate an unusual training academy where young students are being prepared for the conquest or outer-space.
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Included in the price are bed. breakfast and evening meal whilst in Germany, and bed and breakfast at our hotel in Belgium where we stay
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Also included are excursions to Heidelberg, Rudesheim and Cologne during your stay in Germany. Mileages involved on the excursions are moderate. THIS HOLIDAY OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FOR MONEY FOR £199. DEPARTURE FROM CONVENIENT LOCAL PICK-UP POINTS ON SATURDAY JUNE 30th 1984.
00 THE COMIC STRIP
PRESENTS. Another chance to go on the road with' the inarticulate and totally untalented heavy metal group, Bad News.
11-35 THIEVES’ HIGHWAY (1949) Richard Conte stars as a trucker out to get his revenge against racketeer Lee J. Cobb in J u le s D a s s in ’s fa s t moving-thriller.
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programme, which fea tures a special, tribute to Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.
Northgate, Blackburn. Box Office: Blackburn 51887. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd 7.30 p.m.
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MIKE HARDING IN CONCERT Tickets £5, £4, £3.50
THURSDAY, MARCH 1st, 7-30 p.m.
DANSE SOCIETY Tickets £2.75, £3 oh door
FRIDAY, MARCH 16th 7-30 p.m.
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An afternoon with JOHN MANN Tickets £3, £2.50 and £2
(SOp reduction for OAPs and children) FRIDAY, APRIL 13th 8 p.m.
THE DUBLINERS Tickets £4, £3.50 and £3
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25th FEBRUARY — 3rd MARCH. — Clitheroe P a r ish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic S o c ie ty , “ T h e New 2 M o o n .”
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1 4 th MARCH, WED NESDAY — Clitheroe C o n c e r t s S o c i e t y , Marini Trombone En semble. .
8 th MARCH. — Whal ley F low e r Club, 1st meeting. Tel. Whalley 3148.
9 th FEBRUARY to 3 rd March. Whalley Church P l a y e r s p r e s e n t : ‘ ‘ S p r in g a n d P o r t W i n e . ’ ’ T i c k e t s : Whitakers, Whalley, or Tel. Whalley 2325.
g isb u r n AUCTION PRICES
FORWARD in the dairy sec tion at Gisbum Auction Mart on Thursday were 54 newly- calved cows and heifers. Prizes for newly-calved cows
1 5 th , 1 6 th and 1 7 th M A R C H , 1 9 8 4 . — B o l t o n - b y -B o w l a n d Drama Group p re sent ‘ ‘ N o s t a l g i a ’ *. T e l . B o l t o n - b y -B o w l a n d 1 277.7th MARCH. — Stony- h u r s t College a f ternoon G o o d - a s -N e w a n d Jumble Sale. Proceeds fo r Handicap T rus t.
24th MARCH. — Rare Breeds Survival Trust, C l i t h e r o e A u c t i o n M a r t . T e l . W h a l le y 3766.
were won by J. V. Aspin and Son (£745) and H. Speak (£630). Prizes for newly-calved heifers went to J. W. Aikrigg
(£770) and S. and M. Beaty (£600). Newly-calved Friesian cows
were 35 cattle. BW springers made to £640 and BW March to April calvers to £530. In the calf section there were
28th — 31st MARCH. — Waddlngton Drama G ro u p p re se n ts “ My th re e angels.**
made to £745 (average £605) and heifers to £770 (£612). Forward in the in-calf section
NEARY —
Church, Read, followed the wedding at Burnley Register Office of Miss Jill, O’Connor and Mr Steven Neary. The bride is the only
O’CONNOR - A blessing at St John’s
daughter of Mr Raymond O’Connor, of Whalley Road, Read, and the late Mrs Joan O’Connor. The bridegroom, a pro
duction flow controller, of Padiham, is the only son of Mrs Myra Speak, of Whalley Road, Clitheroe. The bride wore a gown,
2 6th, 2 7th, 28th APRIL, 1 9 8 4 . — B o l to n -b y - Bowland Drama Group p re sen t “ Su rpr ise Pac k a g e ’* fa rc ic a l play . Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 277.
15th APRIL. — Mission England. Palm Sunday, th e musical Daybreak, a celebration of Easter p re sen ted in Clitheroe by local young people.
3 rd JU N E , 1 9 8 4 . — C i i th e ro e L io n s and Round Table. Heritage F a i r , to w n c e n t r e . Stalls available. — Tel. Clitheroe 24365.
251 animals foward. Friesian bulls made to £115 (£67.45), heifers to £56 (£32), Hereford X bulls to £140 (£88.30), heifers to £115 (£47.20), Charolais X bulls to £135 (£103.10), heifers to £116 (£90.50), Black Polly bulls to £120 (£57.50), heifers to £78 (£36.70), Limousin X buUs to £171 (£117.60), heifers to £106 (£74), weaned Friesian bulls to £150 (£134), beef X bulls to £212 (£178.15). In the sale of store pigs,
with a lace bodice and deep Ml, with lace insets and a full crinoline skirt in lace and tricot forming a long train. She carried a bouquet of orchids, roses, and bridal flowers. She was attended by '
Miss Leigh Halliwell, Miss Rachel O’Connor and Miss Lisa Trotter.' They wore pale yellow
there were 41 animals forward, making to £32.40 and averaging £26.15. In the fatstock section, there
28th APRIL. — West B r a d f o rd M e th o d i s t Church. Spring Sale.
were 506 cattle forward, includ ing 128 young bulls, 1,011 sheep and 10 pigs. Certified clean cattle: Light
steers made to £105.2p (94.8p), medium to 99.2p (93.5p), heavy to 94.8p (93. Ip). Light heifers made to l08.2p (95.2p), medium to 119.2p (93.2p), heavy to 110.7p (93.7p). Uncertified cattle: Young
205p (190.up), standard to 217.5p (200.7p), medium to 211p (200.9p), heavy to 202.5p (189p), overweight to 176p (170.6p). Light shearlings made to 160.5p (154.5p), overweight to 125.5p (108.5p). Uncertified hoggs made to £40.50 (£30.65), fat ewes to £42.20 (£22.75) and fat rams to £35.20 (£28.35). Pigs: Cutters averaged 67p, baconers
made.to 69p (67.7p).
bulls made to 124.8p (110.7p), medium steers to 96.8p (93p), medium heifers to 95.8p (77.8p), fat cows grade 2 to 77.8p (69.6p). Sheep: Light hoggs made to
On the trail of vandals
AN appeal has been made to villagers in Chatbum to report incidents of van dalism to the police. Chatbum Parish Coun
cil issued the plea, follow ing damage to footbridge protective boards and a stile at the rear of Stone Bridge Mill. The council believes
this .is the only way to combat the recent spate of vandalism in the village.
Unaccompanied
Punch Bowl Hotel, Hurst -Green, was ordered to pay £6 costs. In a letter to the court
'PROVISIONAL licence holder Ian David Brown was fined £15 at Clitheroe for driving a car unaccom panied- by a qualified driver.' Brown (17), of the
he explained that his vehi cle had hit a wall. He had reported the incident to the police and made ar rangements to pay for the damage.
■ Ramon Bell and grooms men were Gary O’Connor (the bride’s brother), Mr Roger Heap, (bride’s cousin) and Mr David Trotter (bridegroom’s brother-in-law). Following the blessing,
performed by the Rev. A. Reid, a reception was held at the Punch Bowl; Hurst Green;- : The couple are to livenin'
Milton Street, Padiham. Photograph; J. G. Fam- worth, Darwen. ‘
Attractive
part WADDINGTON Drama Group is looking for an attractive young man . . . - to play the part of a naval lieutenant in its forthcom- , ing production “My three >
tergood explained that the role is only a small one, ' but the man needs to b e : attractive. The play, a l ig h t
angels.” Producer Barbara Scat-
comedy set at the turn of the century, is being staged from March 28th to 31st. It tells the tale of three convicts who help a family by doing good turns for them.
Siret Johnson and Brian Welcome news
eating. . ;
CHATBURN Par ish Council has welcomed the news that Whitbread Pen- nines brewery is to carry out extensive repairs to the Brown Cow Inn car park this year. The coun cil has been pressing for many years to have the - area improved.
Cleeve, Pat Hargreaves, Mel Scorah, Carmel Donald, Barrie Phillips, Roy Edmondson, Mar-
In the cast are Bob
daisy print crinoline dres ses with sweetheart neck-. lines, three-quarter-length sleeves and green slipper satin sashes, and carried freesia and carnations. Best man was Mr
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THURSDAYS
SATURDAY CLOSED.
Miscnoatic... ....... £157 £11 [lizabeta............ £
14 £2 4
Valor Horn name.'......... £225 £11 Bold Prints:.......... £
Fitted awl 177 £13
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convector heaters
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Athena with thermostat
£109 fitted
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