Chtheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 2233) (Classi/itd; 8 Clithcroe Advertiser and Times, June 5th, 1986


Castle Couture of Clitheroe


Distinctive Elegance by MAUREEN HOWSON- PRESENTS HER


GRAND BONUS 1986 SUMMER SALE


Louis Feraud Jackets............................... oilonn Louis Feraud Suits...................................


Louis Feraud Skirts.................................. £115-00 Louis Feraud Blouses............................... £109-00 Louis Feraud Silk Gowns......................... £269.00 Louis Feraud Cotton Gowns.................... eoonn Louis Feraud Jumpers.............................


P L U S M A N Y M O R E


Heinzleman Skirts.................................... £64.99 Heinzleman Blouses.....................'-........... Heinzleman Jumpers................................ £*"•““ Heinzleman Jackets.................................. Heinzleman Trousers............................... Heinzleman Jet Set Jackets................ Heinzleman Jet Set Skirts.................. Heinzleman Jet Set Trousers............. Heinzleman Jet Set Tee Shirts.......... Heinzleman Jet Set Jumpers..............


Geiger Skirts........................................ Geiger Blouses.....™..............................


Geiger Two Piece Cotton........ Geiger Jumpers.......................


£105.50 £69.99 £63.99 £34.50 £59.99


£120.50 .WJ.n


j g l S £98.99


Geiger Jackets........................................... ^116-50 Geiger Belts................................................... £^-60


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Etienne Aignet Cotton Blouses................. £125.00 Etienne Aginet Cotton Blouses................. £125.00


High Fashion Big Shirts.......................... JZZ’52 High Fashion Gowns.................................... £205.00


£ 39.99 £ 29.99 £ 35.99 £ 45.99 £ 29.99 £ 65.99 £ 39.99 £ 39.99 £ 25.99 £ 39.99


£ 150.00 £ 69.99 £ 79.99 £ 29.99 £ 79.99 £ 79.99


£ 79.99 £ 39.99


High Fashion Jackets.................................. £205.00 We have many more items on our 2nd floor at HALF PRICE


Also upstairs a large selection of Wedding Gowns at SALE


PRICES, i.e. £275.00, now £160.00. Some at £65.00 and £7o.00 Ellis and Bridgett Black.


Our Bahamia Breeze Salon. Exclusive safe fast tanning system APPOINTMENTS NOW BEING TAKEN


S U N B E D i rn


OPENING HOURS DURING OUR SALE 9 a.m. to 8-30 p.m. Monday to Friday 9-30 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Saturdays


29 PEEL STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 27848. (off inner by-pan* Whalley/Skipton A59, near Whiteside*) a ADVERTISING PAYS DIVIDENDS


LOOKING FOR A HOLIDAY? YOU’RE GETTING WARMER


You're |ust days away from 7 Nights In Ma|orca for £ 1 2 9 ... Or 14 days In Ibiza for £149, or 14 days In Portugal for £149 and many more besides as you can see.


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You can call It Alrtours Early Summer Sale, or Late Bargains or whatever you choose. All that really matters la that those are our genuine, GUARANTEED, lowest-prlce holidays,


VALID FOR ALL DEPARTURE DATES BETWEEN SUNDAY, JUNE 8th and SUNDAY, JUNE 15th.


The prices shown are fully Inclusive of: • Weekly Flights direct from Manchester.


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• Transport to your Accommodation (except seat only ). • 7 or 14 Night Accommodation


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• Choice of Self Catering or Hotels • Room with bathroom — most with balcony


So, there you have It. Probably the Best Chance you ll have to get away to the sunshine this year.


• Airport Taxes • Services of the Alrtours Courier


... XtSDII HU TENERIFE


GRAN CANARIA Dtps, bars., Sat.


TUNISIA


LANZAROTE Dtp. Sir.


NiprtJ Cittriif Hall Burt Hal! B 7


N o. it 14 7


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£159 £179


CHILDREN’S REDUCTIONS


When Shoring with 2 Full Fore Poylng Poesongors Hotels


2-12 Years


1st Child 2nd Child


all In at your local r K ■w a # w


B U R N L E Y . 1 CHANCERY WALK. ST JAMES’S STREET. Tel. 53711.


NELSON. MARSDEN MALL. Tel. 68151 36 RAILWAY STREET. Tel. 697524


B A R NO LD SW IC K . PENDLE TRAVEL CORNER. PARK ROAD. Tel. 812101.


ATOV CO LN E . 6 DOCKRAY STREET. Tel. 862315 fl^Trairicom


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^ TRANSPORT TO AND FROM MANCHESTER AIRPORT- Please ask fo r jM a lls ^ ( l i i r !


L E FT : Fo rm er Clitheroe Mayor Sid Moore and o the r Clitheroc Chamber of Trade members did a roaring trade selling black puddings and beefburgers.


HAVING fun at th e i|


Sell Catering 2-17 Years


40% 20% 20% 20%


or telephone today.


£169 £179


£159 £179


Silt *2 St* fOSbf Fillfciart fill Burt IStar 2 Star oard Kail tori 4 Star


Siat Oil}


£189 £209 £129 £239 £279 £129


£159 £199


£129 £129


HELLO, hello . . . what’s this all about? Clitheroe police de­


£179 £199 £129 £219 £289 £129


cided to give the Vic­ to r ia H o te l ’ s Ye Famous Olde Fruit Machine organisers a break and caused great hilarity into the bargain. There was a steady


stream of visitors to the p o p u la r s ta l l during the afternoon. All proceeds are for


the Pendlcburv Chil­ dren’s Hospital, Man­ chester, one of the visitors at the stall b e in g C l i th e ro e y o u n g s te r P a u l Hodges, until recently a patient at the hos­ pital.


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ABOVE: Roger Har­ greaves collects first prize in the entertain­ ment’s section on b e h a l f o f F C Clitheroe. On the r ight is Clitheroe Mayoress Mrs Hilda McGhie. FC Clitheroe have a fine record for prizes in recent herit­ age fairs.


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SGT DAVII) EAST, of Clitheroe Army Cadets, gave young Ian Duggan, of Hawthorne Place. Clitheroe, an insight into hqw weapons work.


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ABOVE: Heritage Fayre chairman Mr Tony Spencer and other officials with some of the Valentine’s Mini Circus show girls.


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RIGHT: Trinity Youth and Community Centre shoe shiners start work on Lions, Round 1 able and ’ ll Club members of the town.


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£ 139.99 £ 139.99


£ 39.99


and LESS. i.e. Tops £34.00, Down to £15.00, Skirts at £17.00, Gowns at £45.00, Knitted skirts and gowns also REDUCED.


THE odd shower could not dispel the carnival atmosphere thronged Clitheroe s main street


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£ 130.00 £ 225.00 £ 80.00 £ 69.99


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£ 160.00 £ 140.00 £ 55.00


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Advertiser and Times special or


IT’S ANOTHER


“MAGNIFICENT”, “amazing” and “incredible” could not begin to describe Sunday’s electric- charged carnival of colour, fun and laughs . . . the third Clitheroe Heritage Fayre. A1 Jolson would have


Once again the after-


noon-long celebration, or­ ganised by the Heritage Fayre Committee — com­ prising Round Table and Lions members — broke all records. The streets heaved as a


crowd in excess of 25,000 made very slow progress round the town, looking at the well-devised and colourfully manned stalls and entertainments.


Generous townsfolk and


visitors from various parts of the UK dug deep into their pockets to spend a s ta g g e r in g £30,000 — £5.000 more than last year. There were 120 stalls, many offering tombola


prizes, others with ham­ burgers, cakes and home­ made produce, bric-a-brac


and 800 memorabilia. All the stallholders ob.'


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viously put a great deal of thought and hard work into their stalls and cos­


tumes. Real eyecatchers in­


crowds


cluded Clitheroe French Connection, who built^ a comic stage game, with members dressed as Ronald Reagan and Mar­ garet Thatcher being forced to walk the plank into a deep tank of water every time a customer hit the target board!


i s .1 V THERE was lots P,“yKr°UP S,a"-


been proud of the Clitheroe Knights of St Columba, who dressed as the Black and White Min­ strels and sold bric-a-brac to raise cash for the Wendy Haworth Asthma Trust, while singing vari­ ous popular old standards. Regulars and staff at


the Victoria Hotel really took to the occasion, dres­ sing in Tudor costume to entice visitors to try a makeshift one-armed bandit, featuring three brightly-attired jesters who always paid out! Clitheroe Chamber of


Trade president Roland Hailwood donned his now


Storv Alan Barnes


familiar town crier’s outfit and opened the fayre m technological style, ring­ ing his handbell into a microphone . . • just in case anybody had not realised that the party


had begun. Wherever you turned,


something amusing was happening. The weather was not quite what the occasion deserved, but nobody was complaining and the odd drop of un­ wanted rain did nothing to dampen spirits — or appetites, judging by the sales at the various ice­ cream stalls. Hot dog and beefbur­


gers also did a roaring trade and Chamber of Trade members who


manned a food stall could not believe how much demand there was for their black puddings, until a count revealed they had sold 700! They also served up 500 hamburgers and a similar number of saus­ ages, eventually running out of buns and bread. "Some stalls packed up halfway through the after­ noon, having sold out completely; others did a steady trade all afternoon. As usual, the fayre


committee offered prizes for the best stalls. These were won by L itt le Mitton WI, who sold bric- a-brac, the Lancashire Trust for Nature Conser­ vation, Clitheroe Sorop- timists who were offering


the most delicious cream cakes and strawberries, and the Victoria Hotel, whose efforts were to raise cash for Pendlebury Children's Hospital, Man­ chester.


The French Connection


did not go unrewarded, winning the entertain­ ments prize for the second successive year, and Clitheroe BMX Trackers also gained a certificate for a great display of skill.


Other crowd-stopping


acts — mainly halting members of the masculine gender — were a troupe of leotard-clad aerobics dancers who gave a number of scintillating displays. Also a big hit in York


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FAYRE


IT was a sizzling-hot day for the Heritage Fayre’s fast-food brigades, cheer­ fully labouring non-stop to sat is fy the hungry crowds, who ate their way through a staggering total of 5,000 black pud­ dings, hamburgers and hot dogs.


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FOR all those who spent Sunday pondering over the Midland Bank Herit­ age Fayre Quiz, here are the questions with the answers. The distance of the earth's Equatorial cir­ cumference is miles. There are


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