....


_______ _ * • * v v .


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October ,10th, 1986 11 Lyrtl.sfrrg). Burnley 22331 (Classified) Clitheroc 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) BE Probably the


largest stock and choice in the UK,


backed by a superb fitting s taf f . . .


KAVV DOMESTIC ..........................from 17.95 yd.


.................... from 1W.95 sq. yd. ^


Xl'ltY DOMESTIC ...........................from 111.95 yd. .................... from !Ui.95sq.yd.


i ! \ lUtOADLOOM Sq. vd. .............U 1.95 112.95 iin.95


■ ir o -


...........................19.95 ' '


...........IS.5(1 ...........15.95 ......... 11.95


■ .1 . v.cr.'orvrW.


I ’MKK-n-l’LAST TILES ’ *


• ..;:iii:y tiio for your


I'vTK U'T ( AKI’hl'ING c,' H • - i -i.tuct us lor swift


19.95 17.95


SURE nelsonWINDOWS


PUT THE COLD • - r r TS


Y. Double Glazing ' ■ :


Clltheroe could be the sunnlestspot in the country... this winter


• SUN t ■ B E D S '


[LJ_y C A R T E Rj I I


NOW OPEN TO NON-MEMOERS OUR LATEST 28 TUBE .


R.U.V.A. SUN BED i


IfVE10UR i Thophies ■GRAVED al :


IEELED | I ervice


:ll I M r SHOE T i ISWUSSj ST AKQAJUJ & MHtl SKIP HIRE LvLL-uL


• - . '• i v. ” Aas’e Disposal ‘■ASM


EfUpENT ? R SR E 4 H EVIC


REET DAY:- 8'4280 OR 813235 O'.O'S


NIGHT:-812739 .G NGiNG SKIP HIRE (SERVICE)—,


t Tuesday ....9-30— 9-30 LATE Thursday. ..M O—9-30 NIGHT


Saturday....9-30— 5-00 OPENING Safe, fast, fully supervised,


suntanning at Its most effective


Call for details or to book your course of treatments .


=24475= SHOWROOM dinner


Gisburne Park


THE Inner Wheel Club of Clitheroe held its 53rd an­ niversary dinner in the lovely setting of Gisburne Park.


Wynne Darwin related many episodes, humorous and otherwise, in her career as a police officer over 20 years.


Guest speaker Supt


by president jlrs Doreen W a tso n ,


Clitheroe Mayoress Mrs Hilda McGhie and Inner Wheel District 19 chair­ man Dr S. M. Awbery..


The guests, welcomed included


isations were represented by Mrs E d ith Lord (Soroptimist Internation­ al), Miss Olive Wol- stenholme (Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild), Mrs Alice Collingridge (Evening Townswomen’s Guild) and Mrs Ann Con­ nell (Ladies’ Circle).


Local women’s organ­


uPVC WINDOWS • DOORS • PATIO DOORS RING 0282 68100 OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOM


ll .1 EPSON LIMITED | tV A SCOTIA MILES


11) >1.. off Dolton Koad B l.A C K H C K N


. :,!U2:i — EM. IsTli !T£55


SPRING BANK, MANCHESTER RD. NELSON, LANCS OPEN MON.-SAT. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. SUN. 1 p.m.-4 p.m. COME WINDOW SHOPPING THIS WEEKEND


ments made by the presi­ dent were presented to the top table guests.


Basket floral arrange­


behalf of the guests was given by Miss Wol- stenholme and the vote of thanks to the speaker by Mrs Freda Hindmoor. Toastmaster was Mrs Margaret Norris, immedi­ ate past president.


The vote of thanks on ■ - T T W .


LOOK NO FURTHER THIS SOLID PINE SUITE


(1 ROCKER, 1 CHAIR, 1 THREE SEATER SETTEE)


PR IC E . o o


FOR ORDERS BEFORE NOV. 7th, 1986, AFTER THEN £725 ALL PIECES SOLD SEPARATELY AT SPECIAL PRICES


£175 fines for motor cyclists


FOR using a motor cycle without insurance, Stuart Alan Blackburn (17), of L i t t le moor Road, Clitheroe, was fined £75 by the town’s magis­ trates. He also received two


£50 fines for fraudulently using a registration plate


and an excise licence. Mr David Parkinson,


for Blackburn, said his client found the frame of an abandoned motor cycle on playing fields. It was without an engine or re­ gistration plates, but he took it home and made repairs. As he wanted to take it


McGHIE — HOLDEN


and Mayoress of Clitheroe was married on Saturday at St Hubert’s Church, Gt Harwood. Mr Kieron John


The son of the Mayor


Sounding out views on further twinning


THE Clitheroe Twinning Association, which [ already helps maintain links between the town and Rivesaltes, is considering branching out — to make connections with towns in Germany j


and Holland!


annual meeting, sugges­ tions of twinning with Oberkirch in Germany, and Arnhem or Ooster- beek in the Netherlands were discussed.


At the association’s


for an MoT. he transfer­ red the registration plate and excise licence from another machine before riding to a garage.


Night porter stole from country club


A NIGHT porter at a Ribble Valley Country Club regularly stole money from the staff tip- box, Clitheroe magistrates heard.


Mayfield Avenue, Clitheroe, was eventually caught after the manage­ ment of the Eaves Hall Country Club, West Bradford, began to record the serial numbers of notes.


Stuart MeCally (35)


curred, police visited McCally’s home and found two missing £5 notes, said Mr Martin Crabtree, pro­ secuting.


When another theft oc­


similar offences to be taken into consideration. He also pleaded guilty to entering a room at the


Detrimental


PERMISSION has been refused by the Ribble


Valley Council's Develop­ ment' Sub-committee for an agricultural dwelling on land opposite the Spread Eagle Hotel, Lamb Roe, Barrow. It was felt that the


McCallv asked for 12 of dub as a trespasser and


stealing £150 in cash. Mr C r a b t r e e said


McCally had been sacked by the club and £200 had been recovered from his wages.


for McCally, produced social inquiry reports on his client. When McCally had stolen the £150 from one of the rooms, he had entered originally to sleep on the bed. As he was leaving, he had noticed money in a handbag and given in to temptation. The magistrates gave


Mr David Parkinson,


McGhie, the son of Coun. and Mrs James McGhie, o f W a t e r 1 o o R o a d , Clitheroc, married Miss Ruth Anne Holden, the daughter of Mrs Kathleen Holden, of Park Terrace, Gt Harwood, and the late Mr Jack Holden. The bridegroom is a


Dutch towns and Clitheroe have been in ex­ istence since 1979, al­ though Dutch forces trained in and around Clitheroe during the second world war and many families return here each year.


Links between the


that an obvious affinity exists and this could be an advantage for twinning.


The association feels


drayman and the bride a student nurse. • Given away by her


grandfather, the bride wore a hooped gown of embroidered satin. Her shoulder-length veil was secured by a flora] circlet and she carried a bouquet of purple, lilac, cream, pink and blue flowers. Bridesmaids Miss Re


bccca Culican, the bride': cousin, and Miss Rebecca Gould wore cream dresses in the same style as the b r id e 's , with hooped skirts and Bo-peep neck lines. Best man was Mr Mark


Speakers’ treasures


WHEN Clitheroe Speak­ ers' Club held a joint m e e t i n g w it h th e Clitheroe Ladies Club, members from each were invited to divulge their "most treasured posses­ sion."


O'Hagan and the cere­ mony was performed by Fr Fitzgerald. A reception was held at


McCallv a 120-hour com­ munity service order.


the Hillock Farm Re staurant. Langho, aftei which the couple left for ti Mediterranean cruise. On their return they tire to live in Park Road, Gt Harwood. Photograph: Alan Mars den. Chatburn.


jects was presented, rang­ ing from a memorable holiday in Africa — where the splendour of the Vic­ toria Falls contrasted with a visit to a leper settlement — to the con­ tents of a “junk trunk."


A wide variety of sub­


Clitiieroe Speakers' Club, on Monday, at Low Moor Club, at 7-15 p.m., will take the form of an evalu­ ation contest.


The next meeting of


cheese and wine evening a week on Wednesday, in the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour, when it is hoped th a t members of the public interested in any of the towns mentioned will give their support and put toward ideas.


It has decided to hold a I


Here’s the best buy we’ve offered in Family Room Furniture, a choice of colourful fabrics, 7in. thick super soft cushions, each item constructed In solid pine using aged cultured kiln-dried wood. Joints are dowelled, glued and screwed. The beautiful finish is obtained by using two coats of hot lacquer then hand rubbed


down to achieve a durable sheen.


sed a fact-finding trip to take in the three towns, but decided to defer further plans until public | opinion is clear.


The association discus­


AN EXCEL LENT CHOICE FOR YOUR HOME TODAY AT A PRICE WHICH MAKES THIS SUITE A BARGAIN


COME ALONG AND TRY IT AT H. M. SOWERBUTTS & CO.


, 1 0 KING STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 22598


:«5T 1*70 OPP.GPO FINLUX An Interesting Offer


KANE — SHIACH


Seychelles followed wedding at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, of Mr Robert James Ian Kane and Miss Beverley Joanna Shiach.


A honeymoon in


the the


The bridegroom, a sur­


veyor with the Inland Re­ venue, is the only son of | Mr and Mrs J. P. Kane, of Shireburn Avenue, Clitheroe. The bride, an infant


te a ch e r , is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs R. A. Shiach, of Wood­ lands Road, Formby. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a full- length gown of Spanish design and carried an all- white bouquet of orchids,


erection of the dwelling in the position proposed would be seriously detri­ mental to the visual amenity of the area.


A WARM welcome was ex ten d ed at T r in i ty


M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h . Clitheroe, to the Rt Rev.


'CHANGE THE GREY SKIES FOR BLUE


FLIGHTS DIRECT FROM MANCHESTER ” S BEST Pendle


AIRTOURS NEW


SUMMER ’87 BROCHURE


OUT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30th


WARM SEAS BLUE SKIES


SUMMER SUN 2 WEEKS


FROM ONLY


£79 TO SAFEGUARD GUARANTEE UNIQUE


YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAY


Pend/t;' J * '


Vinnil Peter. Bishop of the United Church in Nagpur, North India, who is on his first visit to Britain. Members of different


in Clitheroe on Sunday at Trinity, in a service which will be attended by the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Jim McGhie. The Bishop is pictured


denominations came to Trinity to hear Bishop Peter describe the rela­ tionship between the dif­ ferent faiths in India. His visit was part of


Moon wore a deep rose- coloured taffeta dress de­ corated with small roses. Page boy was Ashley


roses and freesia. Bridesmaid Miss Angela


M u r ray -F ow le r . the bridegroom's cousin.


with Trinity minister the Rev. James' Needham and some of the congregation.


One World Week, spon­ sored by the Council of Churches, to focus on the interdependence of diffe­ rent faiths. It follows a series of praver meetings in local churches. There will be a chance to hear the Bishop preach


Bedsits


PERMISSION has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council's Develop­ ment Sub-committee for the change of use of four bedrooms to bedsits at Smithies House, 2 Shaw- hridge Street. Clitheroe.


Christopher Musson and ushers were Mr Michael | Moon and Mr Nicholas Hanson. The ceremony was con­


Best man was Mr


ducted bv the Rev. Brian Stevenson and organist was Mr Robert Tattersall. A reception was held at


the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. The couple are to live in F re sh f ie ld , Formby. Photograph: Pye's,


Clitheroe. A ‘going-up’ ceremony


S a a s a ri fSm b .


FEBRUARY PAY NOTHING UNTIL ON APPLIANCES OVER £50 CASH PRICE


READ United Reformed Church was the selling for a “going-up ceremony, when village Cubs graduated to the rank of Scouts and various presentations


I !<>u to n*«t< ll us I r t1.


your signs of security , ' V- ATOI n / ‘>


* T r/fi/ArA>


CHILDREN'S REDUCTIONS (when sharing with two lull fare- paying passengers)


HOTEL ACCOMMODATION ONLY (2*11 years inclusive)


ADD ONLY INSURANCE


P en d le (Travel


BURNLEY. 1 CHANCERY WALK. ST JAMES’S STREET. Tel. 53711 NELSON. MARSOEN MALL. Tel.


68151 NELSON. 36 RAILWAY STREET. Tel. 697524 BARNOLDSWICK. PENDLE TRAVEL CORNER. PARK ROAD. Tel. 612101 COLNE. 6 DOCKRAY STREET.Tel.


862315


" DarrcnICLcwthwnitc (20), of Whnlley Road, received his Queen’s Seoul Award from county commissioner Mr Fred Law, watched by hO .'oungsfers


il"two''v'cn!u rc^Scmtts, Carole Armstrong (17), of Singleton Avenue, Rend, and Lisa Graham (18), of Accrington Hoad, Rose Grove, represented a team of four who came top in a Burnley and District Scouts lest of endurance, intelligence und skills, and were presented with the Howlcy Bucket. There was also a special goodbye for Mr Laws son, Keith, who has left


Read after seven years as Group Scout Leader. He received a cut-glass decanter and his wife, Sue, was ghen a flower


arSimonrtone Venture Scout Helen Blanchflowcr (21), of Ilarcwood Avenue, received her silver Duke of Edinburgh Award.


Pictured, from the left, arc Lisa, Mr Law, Heloji, Darren and Cnrolo. , ,, ,


This fabulously successful offer closes this Saturday on most appliances.


If you still haven't taken advantage of one of our super deals


there are still lots of bargains to choose from. But you'll have to hurry!


norwe I


MONTHS INTEREST


FREE CREDIT O N any model of FINLUX TV


FST LUXURY TELEVISION t't/t/MONTHLY


MODEL 1642 24" TOTAL CASH PRICE


s


£559 00/E5S.90 fltPOSUPW PAMTS O


YEN f iU Phil oftahs


S


SPECIAL VIDEO RECORDER OFFER MODEL 1030


MODEL 1010 (illustrated)


Two Event Timer — Infra Red


Remote —VHS — Slimline


Front Loading Orig. Price £399.99


Offer Price £359.99 SAVEC40


FEATURES INCLUDE: •UR’VfSTvrvici;. in.va-.JSc;i3tp


•• Cll ov’j ’:, ensues!'• s;;


Prices from only £ 3 3 *9 0 per month


- Please ask for written details 5 years hilly Inclusive guarantee w i th the e ic lu s lv e Garllck Guarantee.


VHS — Front Loader —


Six Events-lnlra Red — Remote — Built-in Anti- Theft Device —


Programmable Irom Hand Set


Orig. Price £489.99


Offer Price £389.99 SAVE C100


WE BELIEVE THESE MACHINES ARE THE BEST VALUE ON THE MARKET TODAY


Hire Purchase and Instant Credit available up to £1,000. Typical APR 31.3. FREE DELIVERY and INSTALLATION


BEFORE YOU DECIDE CALL AND SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER, THAT OTHERS CAN’T


26-30 KING STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 22661/2 NELSON


BURNLEY Tel. 37118


Tel. 62600 IHWlClilflllSil Ihe V X


BARNOLDSWICK Tel. 813309


EARBY Tel. 842319


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20