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WNDOWS 'v DOORS • PATIO DOORS JE2 68100 OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOM


|)ANK. MANCHESTERJTa NELSON. LANCS. ■ON-SAT 9 a m.-5 p.m. SUN, 1 p.m.-4 p.m.


T . indovv shopping this weekend


V. J.ILLSTON ttMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS


invite you to v is it ou r ense m m i carpets B s h ow ro om s


| are s till able to sup ply and f i t 1 major ity of our vast range of ,


efore Ch r is tm a s


I wherever possible we w i ll f i t the carpets THE OLD


Tr a d it io n a l w a y , s e w n , BOUND. RING and PIN


Examples from our range include CROSSLEYS,


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AXMINSTER. STODDARDS, WOODWARD. GROSVENOR plus many more


Traditional


[ITURE FOR CHRISTMAS Ijn e example from our wide


1c of OAK and MAHOGANY ■JITURE available in time for |stmas — all at competitive prices


See tor yourself


1/10 RAILWAY STREET, BRIERFIELD Tel. Nelson 67351


»n Monday to Saturday. 9 a.m. — 5*30 p.m. Own car park at rear of premises


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Clitheroe 22S2i (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


COME TO O U R " '


y s r SHOW For the largest selection of


GARLANDS, HANGING DECORATtONS WALL DECORATIONS, TINSEL


CANDLES, CRACKERS, BALLOONS, POPPERS, etc.


Over 150 sets of CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS to choose from, 30 different types


OUTDOOR LIGHT SETS — CORONET LANTERNS — save over £8 per set


MAKE YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS


See our large selection of GLITTER, PLATED AND SILK FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE, ARTIFICAL Holly, Mistletoe, etc.


GREENHOUSE HEATERS, PROPAGATORS, SECATEURS, GLOVES, GARDEN TOOLS, ORNAMENTS, etc., POTTERY VASES and POT COVERS, MACRAME


G A R D E N IN G G IF T S HANGERS, CANE and BASKETWARE


IF YOU CANT MAKE UP YOUR MIND, THEN GIVE OUR GARDEN GIFT TOKENS FROM E1 UPWARDS


SPECIAL OFFERS on POT PLANTS HOUSE PLANTS and CACTI


FRESH CUT FLOWERS


Thousands of container grown ROSE BUSHES, TREES, SHRUBS, CONIFERS FRUIT TREES and SOFT FRUIT BUSHES, ALPINES and HEATHERS


FOR A LASTING CHRISTMAS GIFT SEE OUR RANGE OF COLOURFUL HOLLIES


Over 16 varieties In stock — all ready tor planting. Please ask lor list.


Buy the best from Barkers, your beat local garden centre with Ihe largest selection cl quality planta at the keenest prlcea.


PRIMROSE NURSERIES and GARDEN CENTRE WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 23521


BARKERS


Open eeven days ■ week, weekday* 8-30 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also Ctltheroe Market


'fy and take a NEW LOOK at ^ STOP!


Coneron and Leeming FOR ALL YOUR GIFT SHOPPING Watches for all the family Pulsar, Lorus, Citizen Clocks for Every Room


Both Quartz and Spring Wound.


Jewellery for Her for Him, for You for Me ' David Winter Cottages


Glassware by Waterford, Galway


China by Wedgwood, Worcester, Aynsley, Duchess


Pottery by Palissey, Midwinter


Ornaments from all over the World You M U S T visit


Coneron and Leeming


17-19 Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


' ^Jewellery, Glass and China T e l - 2 2 6 2 6 /o-J


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Burnley Office Supplies Limited Are you having difficulty with your


PAYROLL, ACCOUNTS and VAT Records? From Time Sheets or Clock Cards we will produce


Payslips and all Tax Records needed for the N.I. and Inland Revenue Office


lu r superb collection of new seasons leather s in blousons, baggies, trousers and skirts.


Iso a selection of sheepskin coats, from £94 ■


"L.W'i nr/ES a. i-v (TJ ictoria Tannery j VICTORIA MILL,


FALGAR STREET, BURNLEY ; Tel. 25664 & 25667


bblesdale Travel ,, TURKEY


I he IN place Tor 1HS7 I’ro n i i l O o


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fo r 7 n iifh ts from .Manchester r''-"»l. tru-iully


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UNIT C BURNHAM TRADING PARK


BURNLEY LANCASHIRE BB11 AAA


Ring Burnley ( 0 2 8 2 ) 5 3 9 3 5 A RECORD sum of £1,350 was raised at the Clithcroe Ladies’ Lifeboat Guild


coffee morning nt the Spread Engle Hotel, Sawlcy. All proceeds from the effort, which included various stalls and a raffle, are


for the Lifeboat sendee. 1 ,


Then t ry our mailing service, we can produce LABELS


STANDARD LETTERS O th e r S e r v ic e s :


MAIL SHOTS


FAX MACHINES, PHOTOCOPY MACHINES, COMPUTERS and GENERAL OFFICE PRODUCTS


Why not let our fast, efficient, CONFIDENTIAL and expert service help you?


Let Us run your Sales, Purchase and Nominal Ledger, send your Invoices and Statements, give you the detailed information that you require to run your business to its full potential.


Do you need to inform your customers of new products or send leaflets and price lists at regular intervals?


DEPUTY Mavor of Clithcroe, Coun. .Mrs I’at Hall, presented prizes to colouring competition winners Lauren Helm, Jemma Beavon, Holly Amger, Anna Ward, Rosalind Hamilton and Genuna Dixon and poster design win­


ners Donna Maynard and Deborah Burke. Planning


in the pipeline


LATEST applications submit­ ted to the Kinble Valley Coun­ cil's Planning Department include:


Clitheroe: Illuminated fascia


signs and static projecting sign at 1 Castle Cate (number 0071). Provision of additional car liarking facilities for 2T> vehicles at Joint Divisional Offices. Lan­ cashire County Council. Pimlico


Hoad ((MiT'J). Lisburn: Change of use of


part of premises for car sales at ••77” Garage. Clitheroe Hoad (IMiOo). Conversion to form a dwelling at The Old Smithy, l.vndale Terrace ((M


>7l>).


Wiswcll: Residential de- elopment on land adjacent to B Catlow Terrace. Harrow.


faclorv to form bungalow on lain! off Whalley Hoad (OtXiS).


Snhdcn: Change of use of


institutional dwellings to pri­ vate residences and erection of IS garages at 1 to 18 Tht Crescent <(M»70).


Kitchen and utility room exten­ sion at Bedlam Cottage, -3 Thomley Terraco (0t>77).


Thornley-with-Wheat ley: Whidlcy: Chance of use from


Ashley’s efforts have paid off— with a job


CLITHEROE mountaineering hero Ashley Cooper’s gigantic efforts for Lepra have really t f ...............


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newly-created position of sales administrator with a Kendal firm of moun­ taineering equipment wholesalers on Monday.


Ashley takes up his


know Ashley when he tackled his marathon c lim bing n! t in t la s t summer, during which he ra is ed th o u san d s of pounds to help lepers.


Europasport first got to


Ashley by providing his boots, sleeping bag, ruck­ sack and camera case. The job is right up Ash­


The firm sponsored


ley's street. “I've always wanted a job involved with the great outdoors,” says Ashley, who has a degree in physical geog­ raphy.


paid dividends — with the offer of a job. Although Ashley will be


m o v in g to K e n d a l , Clitheroe and its town­ sfolk w ill never be far from his mind. Many organisations, schools’ and individuals


supported him during his mountain climbing epic — he conquered every moun­ tain in the UK over 3,000ft. — and helped him


Borrowing


on the decline


THE total number of hooks borrowed from Kibble Valley libraries for the three months includ­ ing October fell by some •1,300 to 164,333 compared with the same period last year.


STATIONERY ALL YOUR OFFICE


REQUIREMENTS


BOROUGH PRINTING


BACK. YORK STREET. CLITHEROE. LANCS Tel. 22549


Open 8*15 — 5-15 Monday - Friday


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BAUBLES, FILIGREE FAIRY LIGHTS. OUTDOOR LANTERN LIGHTS, TREE DECORATIONS, NOVELTIES,


CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS - r rsk


ARTIFICAL CHRISTMAS TREES. ■«? » a?


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,5P RECORD BREAKERS!


THERE has not been a weekend like it as Clith- croc and district let its hair down to boost thfc BBC’s national “Children in Need” appeal.


mar School, where 42 tap-dancers joined thousands of others in a national television link-up to break


’ the world mass tap-dance record. The dancers, from the Gladys Sutcliffe Theatre


It was a case of split-second timing at the Gram­ OUR PRICE


School and the Sandham Fitchett Dance School, had to be ready at a second’s notice to start their three-minute routine when all the groups across the country could be marshalled.


Their big moment came in the middle of the


revue, “Foot and Mouth With Ease”, produced by Gladys at the school in Chatburn Bond.


She said: “ It was hilarious — definitely a case of being prepared. It all came off very well and was


something we will not easily forget.” Television comedian Dennis Wayne compered


the show in which more than 100 children and adults appeared, raising £1,000. The school donated facilities free of charge and its orchestra took part,


directed by Joy Ficlden. For members of Kibble Valley Rotaract it was a


case of seeing them as you have never seen them


before.Twenty members dressed in pyjamas and nighties toured BO Kibble Valley pubs and clubs to raise £600, led by Clitheroc solicitor Keith Bagot and club secretary Suzanne Kent. Cheeky customers gave some saucy comments with their money, while the ladies had to cope with


a strong breeze. The children were not forgotten either, with a


special screening of the “Chitty Chitty Bang


attracted 200 youngsters and raised £100. Prizes were presented to the winners of a colouring com­ petition held in conjunction with the local schools. Teenagers of Trinity Church youth group put


Bang” film at the Civic Hall. The film, organised by Clithcroe I.adies Circle,


themselves up for auction at the church on Friday to do housework for the highest bidder and contri­


buted £200 to the appeal. was enjoyed. WHO DID YOU SAY?


1 during the BBC’s Children in Need programme on Friday night. Host Russell thanked organisers for their magnificent £1.150. but


. A TV clanger by Russell llarty left Clitheroe Lions slightly disappointed


then referred to them as "llownham and Clitheroe Football Club." In fact, it was Clitheroe Lions, along with Downham FC, who master­ minded the charity match which


raised the money. PLAN PRINTING


SIZE UP TO A0


(46in. x 33in.) PHOTOCOPIES


SIZE UP TO A3 ENLARGEMENT


AND REDUCTION


and helping out were youth workers Stuart Robin­ son and his wife Jean. Afterwards a hot-pot supper


Auctioneer was youth group leader Ian Harrison .


THE Clitheroe contin­ gent who tapped their way in to th e record books with a routine spearheaded nationwide by Roy Castle.


Cathay Pocket Radio, 2-band.................................... £7.95 Cathay Personal Cassette Player.............................. £10.99 Cathay Personal Cassette Recorder, Graphic Eq.............. £29.99 Cathay 3-band Clnck Radio..................................... £13.99 IVC Radio, Twin Cassette....................................... £79.99


Sharp WOT 282 RadioTTwin Cassette (Back to Back)......... £159.95 Sharp QT27 Radio Cassette (was £79.95)......................£64.95 Crown SZ71 Radio Cassette.................................... £34.99 Crown SZ 2100 Radio Twin Cassette and Detach. Speakers.... £84.99 Philips Cubic Comp Radio Cassette (was £69.95)............. £59.95 Philips CM100A Midi System and Compact Disc............. £374.95 Pye Midi System and Compact Disc, Twin Tape and Graphic Eq............................................................... £299.95


IVC Midi System Digital Radio Twin Tape 25w/Channel..... £289.99 Samsung Stack System and Twin Tape........................ £149.95 Sharp 2121E Stack System..................................... £199.95 Sentra Midi System and Twin Tape............................ £159.95 Roberts Radios from............................................. £35.95


MOOR LANE AND WOONE LANE rA‘! CLITHEROE. T e l. 22683


A. JE. HARGREAVES lufSME Hie Independent Group of Electrical Retailers


SOUNDS GOOD FOR


CHRISTMAS


SHEILA CLARKSON STUDIO UNISEX SALON


47 KING STREET, WHALLEY Tel. WHALLEY 2435


We specialise in CUTTING, BODY PERMING, SPIRAL PERMING, COLOURING, STREAKING


Late evenings Thursday and


Friday, till 6-30 p.m.


Appointment* advisable, but not always necessary


BARBERS SALON OPENING SOON WITHIN THE SAME PREMISES


KEEP OUT THE COLD With D.I.Y. Double Glazing


GLASS CLEAR RIGID POLYSTYRENE SHEETS


CUT - Insulation Costs. CUT - Soaring Fuel 3ills CUT - Condensation


CUT - Down on Noise


Double d a t in g You Cannot Afford To Go tV/fhouf Visit Our MU Shop See For Yourself


lbs POLYTHENE. Dept NL . Cottuntn’e. Lf m m ^ \ Colne L.incs Tel lO?B?l 867200 B69900


was at Clitheroe (down 3,333) with smaller reduc­ tions at Read (Sll) and Whalley (147). However, there were increases at Chatburn (18), the mobile library (72S) and travel ling library (23). The number of chil­ dren’s books issued also


The greatest reduction


fell bv 1.14S to 27.428. Cassette issues for the


could thank is endless," says Ashley. “A tribute to their generosity is the fact that, at a cost of £10 to cure somebody of lep­ rosy if diagnosed and tre­ ated early enough, the £10,700 raised will pay to hell) over one thousand sufferers of this dreadful disease."


raise £10,700. “The list of people I


A £1,350 boost for lifeboats


three month period fell by 86, although there was a s l ig h t in c re a s e at Clitheroe.


For twinning CLITHEROE Twinning


Association raised £135 at a well-supported cheese and wine evening in the town’s Mayor’s Parlour.


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by putting the brightness and freshness back into all your carpets and upholstery


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