Clitheroe 22324 (Ed/(<,! Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January Slst, 1985 KAINE and RAWSON FURNISHERS


CLITHEROE CENTRE


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SALE


FREE DELIVERY FREE DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD BED


,79 Lowergate,


CLITHEROE Tel. 23444


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Planning in the


pipeline


AN application for the provi­ sion of a nursery classroom at Sabden County Primary School has been lodged with the Ribble Valley Council’s Plan­ ning Department (number'


00315). Other applications include: C l ith e r o c : Porch at 5


Pagefield Crescent (0025). Ex­ tension and internal alterations to 35, 37 and 39 Whalley Road (0027). Change of use of 16 and 18 Well Terrace to two flats (0033). Change of use of 5 Wad- dington Road to private dress­ maker’s (0037). Bathroom and kitchen extension at 10 King Lane (0038). Chatburn: Projecting sign at


Pendle Trading Estate (002S). Gisburn: Provision of three


liquid petroleum gas tanks (0029)


. Advertisement signs at


of use of Bolton Workshop, Main Street, to craft workshop (0030)


the New Inn (0039). Bolton-by-Bowland: Change


outbuildings and internal alter­ ations to Cottams Farm, Smal- den Lane (0032). Hurst Green: Building of a house on land off Longridge


. Change of use of farm No lights


Road (0031). Rimington: Construction of


external solid walls to Riming­ ton Memorial Institute, Stop­ per Lane (0035). Billington: Vehicular access


to Billington Play Area, Whal­ ley Road (0042).


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, Derrick Green, Railway View, Clitheroe, will be open until 6-30 p.m. Sunday: Selles, Church Street, noon to 1 p.m Monday to Friday until 6- 30 p.m.


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Do you have a


CONDENSATION PROBLEM?


The cause


When warm, moisture-laden air inside a house comes into contact with a cool surface, it condenses - and most of us are familiar with what (' happens next. Tiny ^


droplets form to produce trickles and finally small pools of water.


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And if it is left unchecked, condensation’s initial nuisance can soon .'\ become a real threat - to / \ your home and perhaps / ^ even to your health.


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Condensation, given time, is capable of attacking the entire fabric of a house. Repeatedly soaked woodwork is most at risk - damp conditions create


Its effect


the ideal environment for wet I. and dry rot in timber.


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Dampness also breaks down the adhesive properties of brickwork, cement and A


rendering, damages L \ ■ plaster, wallpaper and W j paintwork, not to mention / encouraging the growth of mould and algae with their Ni unpleasant musty smells.


Its cure Reduction of water vapour.


levels in the air is the only 1 /\ permanent cure for


condensation. And the W only economic way of doing this is by extracting the water directly from the air by means of a dehumidifier.


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Call in at any Norweb shop for more information on


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Oilers subject to availability


norwe % o FRENCH COLLECTION


Due to the arrival of new yarns — last season's collections are now on SPECIAL OFFER . . .


George Picaude Fortiche.................. J 3 & Now £2.95 . No. 1 Mohair..........


.......Now £1.75'


ONL Y A VAILABLE A T < 5 5 3 5 1 Parker Lane, Burnley • Arndale Centre, Nelson


FREELANCE HAIRDRESSER Telephone: Clitheroe 27894


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WISWELL WI’s annual dinner was very much en­ joyed by 25 members at the Abbots Court Re­ staurant, Whalley. During the evening,


president Mrs Susan Sharpies presented a bou­ quet to Miss Margaret Lytle, in honour of her


80th birthday. Miss Lytle, of Birch


View, Barrow, joined Wiswell WI 30 years ago, soon after it was formed.


people in the area for her work as district nurse for Whalley.


She is known to many PROFESSIONAL


HOME HAIR CARE by


. Cut-rate for film


SPECIAL showings of the film “Jesus,” coming to Clitheroe Civic Hall cinema on February 22nd, are being arranged for


schools. Other local organisa­


tions had a chance to see a preview of the film about the life of Christ last Friday, organised by the local. Interdenomina­


tional Committee. About 30 represents


tives of local groups saw the film, with a view to encouraging their mem bers to attend. Parties of over 25 people are being offered a special rate of £1.30 each instead of the usual £1.60.


areas has broken box office records, will be at the Civic Hall for a week, with a matinee on the .Thursday.


The film, which in some Australia


CLITHEROE Young Farmers met at Pendleton Village Hall for a talk by Miss, Sally Hull, who also showed slides of her visit to Australia. She was thanked by Catherine Halton and Stella Smith.


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A BARROW motor cyc­ l i s t had overlooked switching on the lights on his machine because he had set off in a lit-up area, Clitheroe imagis- trates were told. For riding without


THE silver spoils of another successful year were handed over to members of Clitheroe and District Motor Club at the annual presentation even­ ing at the Hodder Bridge Hotel.


The trophies, shields


and plaques were pre­ sented by chairman Bill Honeywell and committee members Peter O’Neil


l ig h t s , C h r is top h e r Michael Ball (17), of Catlow Ten-ace, was fined £10.


He was fined similar


amounts for using the machine without a horn and without the indicators being maintained.


PRESTIGE SUPER BEDS 10,12 & 14 Burnley Road, Padiham and


7, 9 & 11 Higher Eanam, Blackburn OPEN AL|-DAY SATURDAY


and Peter Croft. Major prizewinners in­


cluded Mick Fishlock, of Mitton, the club’s Road Rally Champion Driver. Champion navigator was Steve Frost, stage champ­ ion was Steve Lewis and autotest champion was David Whitfield, of Grind- leton.


Winner of the club’s “Literary” award — for


the person thought to have submitted the best story to the motor club magazine “Wrongslot” during 1984 — was presi­ dent Mr Roy Honeywell for his vivid account of the social side of the "Tour of Mull” Rally.


After the ceremony


there was a disco, pro­ vided by Chipping’s Glen Miller.


Motor club’s trophy winners


Station on the market


CLITHEROE’S former railway station has been put up for auction by British Rail.


embarrassing for ironmon­ gers Burgess and Dunn — Nutz and Boltz — which occupies the premises. It rents the building |


And it is all a little


from Daniel Thwaites, the Blackburn brewery, and has. every intention of continuing the business it [ opened four years ago. Partner Mr Peter Dunn


explained that British Rail was required to put the property up for auc­ tion under a national | policy of selling “non-op- erational” sites. “But whoever buys it,


Thwaites will retain its 30-year lease, and is quite happy with us as ten­ ants,” he said. He is hoping that, at


the auction, at the Port­ land Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester, on February 22nd, the property will in fact be knocked down to the- brewery and that for Nutz and Boltz it will be business as usual in the years ahead.


School puts on a party _ . JANUARY SALE


BEDS, BEDS BEDS


OVER 100 BEDS


|on permanent; display


LARGEST BED IN THE AREA


6ft. x 6ft. 6in. fully sprung, was £650


NOW ONLY £354


PINE BUNK BEDS


Sale price from £59-£150


Over 150 singles in stock, prices at £76, £88 and £98. Double (4 drawers) prices at £108, £125, £129 and £175


DRAWER DIVANS


SLEEPEEZEE, DUNLOPILLO, REST ASSURED, VI-SPRING, etc.


4ft. 6in. Divan set


with 4 big storage drawers £75 off, now £124.95


3ft. Drawer Superior Divan Set


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ODD MATTRESSES — Over 500 mattresses in all qualities and sizes. Many at greatly


£79.50 reduced prices.


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WHEN pupils of Bowland County Secondary School staged a party for the Clitheroe Meteor Club it was a great success.


The 40 children were members of the school’s


helpers’ group which raised £200 for the Meteor Club last year through various activities.


Teacher Mrs Carol Pye,


who runs the group with Mrs Alexandra Walmsley,


said: “There was a super atmosphere and everyone was very friendly. Some of the children have asked if we can hold another party soon for the club."


The helpers’ group Happy birthday to you! '■'S * •'


made all the food and | former pupil David Smal­ ley ran a disco. ■ There I were 25 members from the Meteor Club at the party and one of the girls showed their appreciation | by giving a song.


Cinema seats


IN a report in last week’s I paper about the fall in attendances at Clitheroe’s Civic Hall Cinema; it was not made clear that the figures related only to the last quarters of 1983 and 1984. The total number of ad­


missions in 1983 was 29,337 compared with| 23,089 last year.


Tyres slashed


THE front offside tyres of | two cars left on the Lqw- e rg a t e car park, Clitheroe, were slashed on Saturday night. Clitheroe CID is inves­ tigating.


Full details available from: Stewart Woolley


CALOR GAS SALES


Dock Yard Road, Ellesmere Port Tel: 051-355 3700


ALTHAMS ALTHAMS TRAVEL SERVICES LIMITED


SPECIAL OFFER


MAJORCA Sat. Feb. 9th 3 star 07 nights £153


o 3 l . r e d . l b t n 4 star 14 nights £222 You nominate Hotel star rating 3 star or 4


r . L ip il 3 star 14 nights £200 4 star 07 nights £164 star. SOL HOTEL Hotel allocated on arrival.


Prices per person based on 2 persons shar­ ing standard twin room on half-board basis and fully inclusive (except insurance) from Manchester.


ALL HOLIDAYS AVAILABLE WITH FREE TRANSPORT


To Manchester Airport for Summer/Winter 85 holidays; Transfer from your own home and return even during local holiday periods . available from


. Clitheroe area. . or alternatively


' For persons travelling on Summer/Winter 85 Continental •


FREE INSURANCE holidays


For full details of these offers call today at


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