6 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 29th, 1987 ©
Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
, Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 223 For quality
YOUR annual Christ mas vision of Auntie Gwen sipping sweet sherry and Uncle Fred knocking back dad’s be st 1 4 -y e a r- o l d whisky may be noth ing more than a fading
H. IICE SONS LTD
wish
WHITESIDES OF CUTHEROE
EVERY SUCCESS ON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR REFURBISHMENT
4 YORK BUILDINGS, LONDON, WC2
Telephone 01-930 9292 HL &
Shippers of fine wines since 1857
AN IDEAL GIFT
FOR YOUR WORKERS
LOOKING for the ideal Christmas Rift for your company employees? How about a specially-se lected wine package, put together and even posted for you if necessary by Whiteside’s.
£4.50 for three wines and can be expanded virtually indefinitely.
The gift packs start at Prompt service is the
name o f the game and Whiteside’s has an effi cient delivery fleet to ca te r fo r cu stom e r s throughout Lancashire and West Yorkshire.
Full sale-or -rcturn
facilities are offeree) for parties or fu n c t ion s within about 20 miles of C l ith e ro e , in c lud ing totally free glass hire and beer dispensing equip ment, on payment o f a
deposit. The shop itself is open
Monday 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m., Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Satur day 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., from next Tuesday.
The management apo
logises for any disruption caused outside the shop by work on the new sewer pipes. Whiteside’s will be open as usual and staff will be glad to help customers carry pur
mmm BLACKBURN wish every success to WHITESIDES
ON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR REFURBISHMENT
NEW
WINE LIST NOW
AVAILABLE
Our new wine list is now available on request. Completely revised. Each wine has been individually assessed for it’s quality and value. With over 250 new wines listed. Our new list is one of the most comprehensive ever.
To make selecting a wine easier, each wine has been graded, using the wine development board tasting grades.
NO OTHER WINE MERCHANT OFFERS WINES OF SUCH QUALITY AND SUCH VALUE
Applications for Membership to our Wine Club are being invited, but places are strictly limited.
Members will enjoy the following benefits initially with more to follow
EXCLUSIVE CLUB WINE TASTINGS SPECIAL OFFERS UNIQUE TO CLUB MEMBERS FREE NEWSLETTER WITH NEWS AND INFORMATION ON WINES AND VINTAGES FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF 12 BOTTLES OR MORE EXTRA DISCOUNTS ON WINE ORDERED IN CASE LOTS FIRST OPTION ON LIMITED AVAILABILITY WINES WINES ONLY AVAILABLE TO CLUB MEMBERS WINES AND PORT AVAILABLE ON AN EX-CELLARS BASIS OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT VINEYARDS AND CELLARS WHILST ABROAD
chases if they are forced to park some distance away.
WORKING together to bring,you the.widest
choice and the highest quality at the
best.prices; staff and management at Whiteside’s form an unbeatable - team, under the careful'watch o f managing director Mr Brian Hayward (right).
Join the club
IF YOU’RE a wine buff or would like to be, the new Whiteside’s Wine Club is just what you need. Member ship guarantees you and your spouse exclusive club wine tastings, unique special offers, discounts, exclu sives and a chance to visit vineyards and cellars while abroad. A membership fee of £10 is payable, for which you
will be entitled to a £10 discount on your first purchase. Call in or phone Clitheroe 22281 for further details. Remember, places are strictly limited.
to crown the pudding in blazing glory, a few litres of something extra special to complement Christmas dinner or just a bottle of auntie’s favourite, White side’s of Clitheroe is the place for you. Steeped in family tradi
memory. But whether it’s brandy
tion yet trying new ideas all the time, the wine and spirit merchants, of Shaw- bridge, can do things for your festive season that no one else can! A peek at over 100 malt
whiskies alongside some e x c e l le n t b ra n d ie s , Armagnacs and a colossal selection of liqueurs is enough to instil the Christ mas spirit in the most fro zen soul — and at prices even the stingiest Scrooge will have to begrudgingly admire. The impressive Shaw-
sell liquor in 1918 and has never looked back, build ing up one of the largest selections of wines and spirits in the North of England and an enviable reputation throughout the country. In the ’60s came the
move to Shawbridge, for merly the site of a cen tury-old brewery and now Whiteside’s wholesale warehouse, offices and shop. It was then that the
- well-stocked shelves is bound- to.: turn. up. some-. • •
WHETHER it’s a nightcap’or a nip, a Ileaujo- lais'or the best champagne,"
a.browse around the
• -• . thing to your taste - ' ■
Brian Hayward, his twin sister Mrs Stella Sykes is a director and the com pany chairman is their m o th e r Mrs E d i th Hayward. About 20 s ta f f hre
employed, but numbers vary according to the sea son — sales, and therefore the workload, rocket from now until late January,
.then demand falls until the summer months. The customer always
comes first at Whiteside’s, but the superb range of quality wines runs a close second in the attention stakes. Recent shop re-fit ting has been aimed at making life that bit more pleasurable, not just for the buyer, but for the
Hayward side o f the family took over and to this day it is still very much a family firm. Managing director is Mr
LARGEST IN THE UK — WELL WORTH A VISIT Everything on display for the progressive retailer
BIG RANGE — LOW PRICES IN SHOPFITTING, REFRIGERATION AND DISPLAY SUNDRIES, FREE SHOP PLANNING AND ESTIMATES — See It all at. . .
alley alue
HENRIETTA STREET, BACUP, LANCS Tel. (0706) 876000
Open weekdays 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Late night Tuesdays till 9 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WHITESIDE’S OF CLITHEROE LIMITED Shippers o f Fine Wines
Wholesalers Si Wine Si Spirit Merchants since 1918 SHAWBRIDGE STREET • CLITHEROE • LANCASHIRE • BB7 1NA • TELEPHONE (0200)22281
A Selection of Our Award Winning Wines
1985 CHATEAU LATOUR, Bordeaux Superiore, Silver Medal Winner, Dark, Rich, with a rounded lengthy style and concentrated fruit...................................
1983 CHATEAU TERREFORT, Quancard, Bordeaux Superiore, Silver Medal Winner...................
1983 BOURGOGNE ROUGE P IN 0T NOIR, Antonin Rodet, Gold Medal Winner..........................................................................
£5.39 £5.00 £4.59
1983 CHATEAU DE CHAMIREY, Mereurey Rouge, Gold Medal Winner.................................................................................................................................. £7.85
1985 POUILLY FUISSE, Laboure-Roi, top wine in “Wine Spectator,” Pouilly Fuisse Tasting................................... ............... . .............. £8.95
1985 POUILLY V IN ZE LLE S , Antonin Rodet, Gold Medal Winner.................................................................................
1982 BOURGOGNE RODET, Chardonnay, Prize for Excellence... £5.29
1986 BEAUJOLAIS J. VERNAISON, selected by “Les Grumiers”...........................................................................................................................
£3.70 1979 CHAMPAGNE, De Venoge, Silver Medal Winner....................... £10.59
1985 ZELLER MARIEN BURGER KABINETT, Silver Award Winner.................................................................................................................................. £3.59
1983 W EH LEN ER KLOSTER HOFGUT SPATLESE, Silver Award Winner.................................................................................................................. £4.85
1983 MERLER KONIGSLAY, Terrassen Auslese, Silver Award Winner..................................................................................................................
1986 ROUGE HOMME COONAWARRA CHARDONNAY, top wine out of 38 Chardonnays....................................................................................... £5,90
1982 ROUGE HOMME COONAWARRA CABENET SAUVIGNON, top wine out of 66 Cabenets..................................................... £4.85
t DID YOU KNOW?
That there are 10 First Division, 11 2nd Division and 11 3rd
Division Burgundy Negociants? All three of our Burgundy
Negociants Agencies are in the First Division, ANTONIN RODET, EMILE
£8.25 CHANDESAIS, LABOURE-ROI
NEW SHOP OPENING HOURS
MONDAY, 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.;
TUESDAY to FRIDA Y, 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.; SATURDAY, 9 a.m. till 6 p.m.
£5.80
FOOTBALL GROUND .
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CURRENT . ^ 4 HOLLANDS POTATO PIEl
£ 2lb CHICKEN DRUMSTICK! 11b NORWEGIAN PRAWNS
¥ 12x2oz BEEFBURGERS..|
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bridge frontage belies the company’s humble 1860s beginnings as a small tobacconist’s shop in Cast- legate, established by for- m e r m a y o r W. W. Whiteside. The business began to
Advertising feature
by Rachael Collinson
wines themselves. A thoughtful re-vamp
has improved the layout considerably, scrapping the tall centre-floor racks in favour of specially-de signed shelving round the outsides. This makes shop ping easier and the new shelves enable wines to be stored in a much better manner, with bottles laid on their backs. All too often, supermar
kets and off-licences store bottles upright, allowing the corks to dry out. Air can then get to the wine and spoil it. The increased shelving
also allows for a greater selection to be displayed. If originality is your
style, Whiteside’s can sup ply exclusive lines from most areas, especially France and Australia. Otherwise, there are a mere 900 different table wines to choose from. The firm is agent for
three Burgundy houses, Em i le C h a n d e s a is , Antonin Rodet and La- boure-Roi, who boast good-quality wines ready
for drinking immediately. Unlike most independents, Whiteside’s ships direct, cutting out the wholesaler and therefore keeping prices very reasonable. It also ships from the
Rhone and the Loire and has some good stock from Bordeaux, but public taste is changing and it now offers an extensive range of Australian wines. Far from being res
tricted to Castlemaine XXXX and "tubes of Fos ters,” Down Under has surprised many by coming up with value-for-money wines which have proved very popular. Previously unpublicised
wines from Baden and Bulgaria will appear in the new brochure and assis tant manager Howard Roache and general man ager Brian Smith have yet another ace to play. Following talks with the
Wine Development Board they now have an invalu
able aid for the inex perienced buyer — a guide telling how sweet or dry the wine is, what percent age fruit went into its pro duction and so on. The fruit of the vine is
no longer the domain of the snob — it’s there for everyone, so take a trip down to Whiteside’s, ask for help if you need it and above all, enjoy!
Congratulations to Whitesides who ordered their shopfittings from our
Shopfittings Superstore
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SALES, SERVICE, SUPPLIES PHONE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
BLACKBURN (0254) 888125 CURATE STREET, GREAT HARWOOD, BLACKBURN, LANCS. BB6 7DB
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Shippers of fine wines congratulate
WHITESIDES of
CLITHEROE on their complete
refurbishments and wish them every success
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Memorable music
for 207th concert
THE distinguished organ ist and master of music at Hereford Cathedral. Mr Roy Massey, presented the 207th concert for Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society.
The programme opened
with the romantic Paean by the English organist
and composer, Basil Har wood. and the other English piece during the
evening was the Rhapsody in D Flat by Herbert
Howells.
Other compositions included Praeludium and Trio (J. C. Kellner), Toc cata. Adagio and Fugue in C (Bach), and C e s a r Franck’s beautiful Prel ude, Fugue and Varia tions, which sounded excellent in the masterly hands of the soloist.
The final item. Varia
tions de Concert (Joseph Bonnet), was a real “tour de force” , including a very difficult pedal candenza. There was most enthusias tic applause for an evening of memorable playing.
F. H. BROWN Suppliers of
C a tion Copiers and Typewriters
Congratulate on their refurbishment
Whitesides of Clitheroe
F. H. BROWN LIMITED FARRINGTON ROAD
R0SSENDALE ROAD INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, BURNLEY. S 26622
Boost for poppy appeal
A SOCIAL evening was enjoyed by members and friends of the Chatburn and district branch of the Royal British Legion, which raised £165 for the poppy appeal.
At the event,.at the
Pendle Hotel, Chatburn, Poppy Organiser Mr J. Altham thanked the hosts, Mr and Mrs Ted Marcella and also the ladies for serving supper, and the donors of prizes.
The branch’s Miss Royal
British Legion, Miss Karyn Myers, drew the
raffle. Karyn is to hold a coffee evening at 24 Crow- trees Brow, Chatburn, on November 23rd, in aid of a branch funds.
BAR AREA JR
A PLAN to convert a store room at Vladimir s Restaurant, Waddington. into a bar area, so that customers can enjov liquers and aperitifs before a meal, has been approved by Clitheroe Licensing Justices. The present bar area
will be added to the L-shaped dining room, making it bigger. The pro prietor also intends build ing a cast-iron spiral stair case to the first-floor private quarters.
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