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8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, A/)W/ 7th, JOSS


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THE directors and staff ol Clitheroe business are still at i Pupils at Ribbles-


dale Scho o l have launched “Kiddiprints” — a Young Enterprise company specialising


in children’s portraits. And despite achieving


profitability after only three months trading the firm is winding up next month. “ K id d ip r in ts ” was


CLITHEROE Motors' Peter Snowden demonstrating the extensive range of spares and accessories on offer.


LARGE enough to encompass the full range of Vauxhall cars and services, yet small enough to meet each individual customer’s needs — that’s Clith­


eroe Motors. The company is offering


the motorist an attractive package which includes the sale of new and used cars, a fully-equipped ser­ vicing area and a compre- h e n s i v e re tai l parts department. For the business user, Clitheroe Motors has a tai­ lor-made package which can include contract hire, leasing or hire pur­ chase, depending on the needs of the customer. The modern showroom


on North Street is big enough to exhibit the full range of Vauxhall cars, including the Nova, Astra, Belmont, Cavalier, Carl­ ton and Senator, so you can see that the proprie­ tor, Bill Heanan, means business. Clitheroe Motors does


not stop there. Over £5,000 has been spent


ATTRACTIVE PACKAGE IS ON OFFER


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on the special tools that will make C l ith e ro e Motors just that bit more special. All the equipment for use in the service area is brand new, including three car hoists and a fully—equipped engine


analyser to suit all modern cars. There is a price list of


tlie services on offer, dis­ played in the spacious reception area, so the cus­ tomer knows exactly what he or she will pay before


the work is canned out. All prices quoted include parts, labour, lubricants and VAT. . Every mechanic has had


full Vauxhall training, and service manager Stewart Read has dealt with Vaux­ hall cars all his working life. A comprehensive stock of Vauxhall parts —plus a


general range to suit most cars — will also be avail­ able. If by chance they do not have the part you want, Clitheroe Motors will get it for you within 24 hours. Access to the showroom


is via North Street, while the service reception and p a r ts re ta i l area is situated on Kendal Street.


Wealth of experience


THE owner and managing director of Clith­ eroe Motors, Mr Bill Heanan, brings a wealth of experience with him to the town,


gained in Ley land, F iat and Ford dealerships. He is delighted to have acquired the new


Vauxhall franchise for the Ribble Valley and he is confident that he will be able to estab­ lish a reputation for customer service and satisfaction.


CLITHEROE Motors invites you to a special open evening nextTucsday.


The firm is proud of its facilities and is keen .to lot the


Special invitation ...............


public view what is on offer at its North Street'showrooms. So why not go along on Tuesday to a special cheese and-wine evening,! when you can look found the premises? The firm is confident you will be impressed.


i . Proud of the personal touch offered to cli­


ents by his company, Mr Heanan will be available to help customers at all times, with the image of Clitheroe Motors being built around an efficient, friendly service from a local company.


Originally from Jarrow, Mr Heanan has


lived in West Bradford for 15 years. He and his wife, Glenda, have three grown-up chil­ dren, Carol (25), Malcolm (22) and Graeme (19).


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Quality shines through well-designed range


“QUALITY begins with good design” is the motto of GM Vauxliall’s European HQ, and it is a motto that shines through the sleek lines of the company’s range. Whether it is the levels of comfort and exceptionally high stan


the Carlton, “Car of the Year” in 1987, which has outstanding


on-the-road attributes coupled with high


popular Nova, combin- luxury, Vauxhall aims ing all the best ideas in to give its customers a small car design, or luxurious yet economi­ cal car.


Its new flagship is the


Senator, which is the pro­ duct of a wealtli of innova­ tive engineering and


AT your service . . . from the left, Ian Gregson, Stewart Read, Peter Snowden and Peter Lecming.


I AN GREGSON using the modern technology of an engine tester. W R I G H T l A A K E A O m 1 We have pleasure in inviting you to make a date with us on


T U E S D A Y , APRIL 1 2th at 7-30 p.m. onwards at an


OPEN EVENING to view the full range of VAUXHALL CARS See our facilities and talk with the people involved — to


help prove our commitment to you, OUR CUSTOMER! “ Your Friendly Caring Dealer”


NORTH ST, CLITHEROE. Tel. 29180


VAUXHALL. ONCE DRIVEN, . FOREVER SMITTEN.


B R A D B U R N EQUIPMENT LIMITED Congratulations to


CLITHEROE MOTORS GEA


Garage Equipment Specialists in Diagnostic Equipment and MoT


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Stockists of Bosch Fuel Injection Test Equipment


• Bradbury • Tecalemit • Wheel Force • Dieseltune • Hofmann • H.P.A.


FINANCE/H.P. LEASING Wright Bradburn Equipment Ltd


Unit D, Broadway Industrial Estate, Trafford Road, Manchester M5 2UQ


Telephone 061 872 8822


dards o f quality refinement. Clitheroe Motors is also


and


offering a wide range of used cars, specialising in late low mileage cars that it can sell with confidence, with all models carrying a 12-month warranty. Why not go along to Clitheroe Motors and test


drive one of the range? The company is convinced you will be more than pleasantly surprised.


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SERVICE manager Stewart Read pic­ tured in the cu s ­ tom e r r e c e p t io n area. Stewart, o f Clitheroe, served his. apprenticeship with a Vauxhall dealer and has worked with Vauxhall ever since. I f y ou have any problems with your car, Stewart will only be too pleased


to assist you.


5 3 HILL HEANAN is pictured in thi spa­


c io u s sh ow ro om with Glenda, his wife, who is also the company secretary.


formed to improve links with com merce and industry and has been entered in the Blackburn and District Chamber of


Villagers rally with cash


THE managing director o f Clitheroe Motors, Mr Hill Heanan, pictured outside his North Street showroom.


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TWO Wad dington w om e n w e r e s o touched by an appeal la u n ch ed fo r the Great Ormond Street Children’ s Hospital, London, that they went out and raised £262! N e igh b ou rs Mrs


Elsie Lawson and Mrs Ann Metcalfe, of Wad- dow Grove, co-ordin­ ated a scouring of the village with collecting tins, and were abso­ lutely amazed by the r e s p o n s e f r om residents. Said Mrs Lawson:


“We’d like to thank ail the ladies who helped and the villag­ ers and their friends for their generosity. We were delighted with the success o f the collection.” The money has gone


pupils formed! directors headq cial director i ley, secretariel lor and Shari buyer Michaif publicity man Turnbull, phi assignments f kington and Da and distributi McBride. To raise


needed to stal ness, the pi shares to p:| friends at 25 I No-one could, than 25 shall capital was ul an account v| bank. The eomparl


pictures of ehif sery schools I reception clasl schools. Pal taken the opil have picturl young childrl school and tl David Bowkeif technical and I dies departifl keen amateul pher, has kept! of everything have done.1 businessmen | have been several local ing Boots the I Midland “Advertiser Pye’s Photogrl Paper Plus. I When the fil


to the Wishing Well Appeal, for the rede­ v e lo pm en t o f the hospital.


Better driving


THE Blackburn Area Road Safety Association begins a new course of “Better driving” on Tuse- day at the county Road Safety Training Centre, Ewood, Bolton Road, Blackburn, starting at 7.30 p.m. The course comprises


six lectures and an unlim­ ited amount of practical driving. It costs £7.50, which includes a year’s full membership of the asso­ ciation, a copy of “Road Craft” , the Police driving manual, and rela ted literature. The course is designed


to help all drivers, newly- passed or with experience, to help improve their driv­ ing skills and keep abreast of new signs,legislation alterations or similar. Further information can


be obtained from Mr W. Hounslow (Blackburn


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liquidation ill time there wil| tainly be a sn for its inve.J boost for tif funds. Pictured aj


of the board [ “ Kiddiprintsl break this weif


Town is lj


THE changil Rock H ou s f S treet, Clil offices has bel by the RibI Council’s Dl Sub-committel


Coun. Eril


(Clitheroe) we plan, sayir thought the b| s tre e t was| wrong.


Agreeing,


Cowgill (Clij the street away from area into a


However,!


Bailey, the B| ning and Tech! said that altlf sad to lose a| they were planning legist


Timely remii of fierce fii


A CLOCK which survived a fierce kil has proved the perfect timekeeper for t


licensee. It has now been named “ the clock


with” by Gordon Miller o f the Buck gate, who has hung the damaged tin prominent position in his bar lounge. . The fire was caused by an overheat!


and wrecked the kitchen at the pub. Wl and his wife, Sandra, went into the rol away the debris, they heard the clock f found it underneath a pile of ashes. L “We were absolutely amazed,” sal


“The casing on the clock was mangled I gers were twisted, but they could l unhampered. It was as though fate haj to save the clock. “ I’ve now called it a ‘clock to call tirL


all my regulars agree that it should bei o f place on the wall.”


The battery clock was made in Irelal I


that has not escaped those who are ltf explanation for its survival! “Well, you have heard about the Irish,” quipped Gordon.


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Best wishes and every success for the future


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THE Village Hall Comn about £100 in aid o f the l Mark Kitto Band and supg Prizewinners were: Mrs son, Mrs E. Finder, Miss


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