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10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 22nd, 1989 FAMILY FASHIONS E R I C ’ S


UNIT1, WELLGATE, CLITHEROE Tel. 27630


Quality ^ g j Summerwear


at prices to suit all pockets -


See our range 'of.


IT’S holiday, holiday, holiday time. The beach, sea and sun is already beckon­


Spanish? • A film for your home


German? The answers, probably a


video camera in French? 9 T o o th p a s te in


need before you head off on your well-earned holi­ day is endless. There is no point in get­


big resounding NO! The list of things you


ting to your destination with just a few tea bags for a brew, with holiday brochure in hand and very


made in your local shops to put your mind at ease. How to start the list is often the first problem to


little else. Preparations must be


solve, which leaves the last-minute holiday-maker


frantic. Choices are made which


UilLL VII vuv ovuvi.j «-»**'-• — - snap decisions can easily be prepared,


can easily be regretted once on the beach, and


• Order suntan lotion in


ing and the July holidays are nearly here. But have you ever tried to: Daywear for the sun-


seekers is easy, with the wide-ranging variety of high class fashion centres


outfits should be avoided, while loose fitting, even baggy clothes, should be top of your list. Cool materials are


an increase in interest this year, as the holidays approach. In the sun, tight-fitting


more fashion conscious than ever, and the gents are having their say. Fashion centres report


in the area, and good-look-' ing outfits for a night out on the town are no prob­ lem to find. Local ladies are now


D o t h a t s h o p p i n g B E F O R E y o u g o


An advertising feature by Phil Barton


wisely, but do not overdo ‘ it.


ready for anything. The idea is to shop;


than just clothes for the sun. If you are holidaying in England you must as ever


be avoided with just a lit- The temperamenta tie thought


buy clothes once on holi- unwary tourist, with its day, when there are local alternating summer show- shops that stock the full ers and heatwaves, range of summer gear on No one can predict just your doorstep?


Do you really need to sorts of problems for the British climate provides all nr „q>- PHOTO CORNER 4 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. For all your photographic requirements


HOLIDAY OFFERS ON FUJI and KODAK FILM 5% DISCOUNT ON ANY 3 FUJI FILMS. 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY 5 FUJI FILMS.


5% DISCO UNT ON ANY 5 KODAK FILMS. _ _


2 4 HOUR DEVELOPING and PRINTING SERVICE.


Drop your films In by 11.30 a.m. collect them next day, 135, 110 and 126 only.


24 Exposure, 135 film 6" x 4” prints just £3.29 36 Exposure___________________


£4.39


Large selection of 35mm compact cameras. Prices from £19.99 to £199.99


PART E XCHANGE W ELCOM E NOW OPEN 6 Days Mon - Sat_______ m u m


For details of display


mror 'Formerly Collections Too"


Ladles Designer Fashions Up to the minute


summer outfits to get you noticed whatever the occasion.


Come along and pay us a visit in our new luxury surroundings.


BALLGOWN HIRE NOW AVAILABLE Friendly staff always on hand for help and advice if needed.


Gisburn Road, Barrowford. Formerly ’Collections Too"


GALLERY BY THE PARK NEW SUMMER OPENING HOURS


10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Tuesday


Late night opening Thursday until 7 p.m. (or by appointment) T E L :690960


advertising in this


newspaper Rgin


GAARHM RBINOBS o


n Pbnahead. C h ^ f M


O e c d JVC CAMCORDERS,


n s lete


TVs and VIDEOS Model GR45


High resolution, variable speed shutter, full auto focus, electronic view finder


£999.00 NO DEPOSIT — 10


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NO DEPOSIT — 10 MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT £69.90 JVC 59cm (25 in.)


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index searcher. An excellent proved machine.


NOW £ 3 4 9 .0 0 10 MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT £34.90 IN T E R E S T FR E E


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subject to status. Ask In store for written details. This offer.supersedes any other on JVC, ' products. '


Offer applies to selected TVs, video recorders and camcorders and runs from May 1st to August 31st 1989.0% APR Is ottered via Club 24 Ltd; (a licensed credit broker) and is.


Easy Parking


, ■ VERNON HUMPAGE, CHURCH STREET^ BLACKPOOL


MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT £54.90


2 KEIRBY WALK (ST. JAMES STREET), BURNLEY 45 SCOTLAND ROAD, NELSON 1 GEORGE STREET,WHALLEY


^ and when in blackpool (mlnlmun purchase £100) 93 St. James Street. Tel. Burnley 31117


Thomas Cook


MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT £99.90


Small camera with big features. The ideal family camera, designed for easy use.


th Ie be st HOLIDAY SHOES FROM


.. . , - ... „-----— . S aA g f ta fo aS f f i----- .... ____ *9 LO O K IN G GO O D


ting, curling or colouring is essential for both men and women.


HOLIDAYS are times for both looking and feel­ ing. good. Before you go, a visit to the hairdresser for cut­


After all, prevention is better than cure and


two weeks of sun, sea and sand can cause havoc with your crowning glory. Now is the time to book to ensure that total


new look, be it a pre-holiday perm, cut and blow- dry or-trim. After all, most of us only take a major holiday once a year and it will be money well spent. The summer look is sleek and flat and the sym­


necessarily creating mounds of curl. A soft perm produces movement and wave and can be just the thing for manageability on holiday.


metrical styles of the 60s are back with us. Last year’s growing out can blend smoothly into this year’s bowl shapes with careful cutting and' styling. Perms give volume to the finest hair without


shorts, T-shirts and other If y°u ar® n°L careful clothes for your holiday is your shopping list could


A complete selection of store, what the elements have in right in your home town, double in size as you get


essential to reduce the heat to a bearable level. Local shops stock more


understand the British weather as well as any­ body else, and their goods will'reflect just what you need.


Local shopkeepers


all means, a new jumper, perhaps, but leave the overcoat behind. Treat yourself to a new


Take, warm "clothes by.


coat, but make it light­ weight and stylish. A. week in Skegness may be bracing but the sun is not sure to shine. A smart pair of new


shoes is a must, and it is always wise to shop at your local footwear'spe­ cialist rather than buy cheap goods abroad. Shoes that are faulty


can be taken back to he local shop, but it’s a long way to Great Yarmouth or


ing for Benidorm or Bour­ nemouth, Tangiers or Tor­ quay, a wide selection of pills and potions for your inside and out are a must. Take food for example. Whether you are abroad


Cyprus! But here’s the crunch: Whether you are head­


are all willing to advise you, and you are wise to listen!


painful, wherever in the world you may be.


which look good also pro­ tect you from harmful sun- l ig h t an d p a in fu l headaches.


Remember, sun glasses


or at home a change in your diet can play havoc with your body, and if you do succumb to some stom­ ach problems you won’t feel like popping round to a foreign chemist’s shop for the remedy. If-the illness does not


hat on, but it can put a sudden end to your break. Protect sensitive skin


finish you off, the prices surely will! The sun may have his


with suntan lotion, and do hot be tempted to try for a bronze tan on your first day on the beach. A number of local shops


sorts of problems when heading for the continent, or driving to the South of England.


Motorists can have all


accessory stores where help is on hand, and where the people answering your questions speak the same language — which often helps.


Visit any of the local


why not consider a new sound system for your car?


Before the. long journey


of you will not seem as endless with a guality sound system to listen to on yourjournev.


The miles of road ahead


sounds can be taken with you, and you have an instant supply of favourite entertainment.


All your fav o u r ite


most important person on your holiday is yourself.


Let’s not forget that the


and feel great on the beach, so why not get into shape before you go, and get the all-important sun­ tan off to a good start?


It’s important to look


just got to your holiday destination.


all that expensive nowa­ days and they are fun and easy to use. And why not watch th o se golden moments with a new video recorder and television. After the sun has gone


enjoyment on video film as an everlasting reminder of the pleasure you have experienced? Video cameras are not


enjoyment and pleasure. Why not record your


Holidays are a time for


is an investment because it will stop unnecessary burning when you arrive on the beach — and you won’t look like you have


A session on the sunbed


Holiday Luggage by


CARLTON


See our range ■of luggage, flight bags etc.


lrrilOS-GALIiHRY


it will be a long and cold winter, with little to look


CLITHEROE. Telephone 22173 AW


MOTORCRAFT ROCKER COVER GASKET 4% ^ CVH Engines


£1.86 C D


FORD UNIVERSAL ROOF RACK


F irs t. £19-8 0 FORD FIRE EXTINGUISHER. £16.40 E3 ALL PRICES INCLUDE V A T |S


BARBARA KAY SHOES...


SANDALS and SHOES FOR A SIZZLING SUMMER


16-18 Wellgate, Clitheroe. Tel: 26479.


The most comprehensive foreign exchange service in town. All travellers cheques and most major currencies available on demand.


Thomas Cook SPECIAL OFFER for travellers to SPAIN


l°h/ Purchase your Spanish Peseta travellers cheques during our


B E L E D A S T R A Y m


DON’T


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. MOTORCRAFT ,|—RE­ FUSE SET


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forward to in the way of sunshine.Getting ready for your big break can be just as much fun as the actual holiday if you take time to shop locally, where you know just what you are


buying. If you have remembered


everything then worry becomes a thing of the past and your “away from it all” holiday becomes just that. BON VOYAGE!


Sunstroke is ju s t as


Clithcroc 2232i (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classijicd)


Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), 223‘


Tears of hugs as ‘ are reun


THERE were tears of joy and refugees and their relatives met an emotional reunion. . . 50 y safety before the last war.


up to the outbreak of war, in 1945 an 70 boys aged nine to 13 tries ac were sent from Germany There ha and Austria to safety in a vious reu National Children’s Home, but whe at what is now Bowland School.


In the months leading All but


Worked at cinema


Baldwin, of Hall Street, spent ail his life in the town. After attending St James’s School, he under­ took a variety of jobs, including cinema projec­ tionist, conductor on Rib- ble Buses and weaver’s help at Thornber’s Mill, where he was working on his retirement. His hobbies included oil painting and several of his works were entered in the Haworth Art Exhibition. He also kept tropical fish. In his younger days he played the saxophone in a local dance band. Mr Baldwin leaves a son


A FORMER projectionist at Clitheroe’s Grand Kin- ema, Mr Horace Baldwin, has died, aged 78. Born in Clitheroe, Mr


lowed by cremation at Accrington on Friday.


Concentration lapsed


A MOMENTARY lapse of concentration caused a housewife’s car to run into the rear of another vehicle turning right, Clitheroe magistrates were told. Pauline Mary Musgrove


the scho dozens from all i the Rib Weil, of brought him and ton for th Axel


was eva lin, was stay in t war. He girl and West B they lh Drive. His da


son Lesc in Park eroe, he the reuni It Wi


and emo‘ choked people it they had school a happy t*


and daughter. The funeral will be fol­


M


A GOODi J . V. W Clithero Tuesday,


£275, i Friesian 1


heifers to


£240. In the


(37), of Ennerdale Road, Clitheroe, admitted driv­ ing without due care and


was fined £80. Mr David Hartley, pro­


secuting, said the defen­ dant’s car ran into the back of a transit van turn­ ing right. The accident happened on Edisford Road. Mr Anthony Green, in


Gritston £ lambs m


there we and 1,00


20). At Mon


beine £28 from W. I Limous


; ..OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8-30


a.m. to 5-30 p.m.


Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PARTS CENTRE OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK PLUS SUNDAY MORNINGS


HEADLAMP BULB (HALOGEN H4) .


FORD FIRST AID KIT


£14.35


mitigation, said that his client was distracted by children going to school. She was not driving fast, but in a momentary lapse of concentration ran into


A SETTLEMENT of £4,000 was reached between the parties at an industrial tribunal in respect of a woman's claim against Gisburne Park


the van. Parties settle


MEMBJ Garden singtonl vation Q ful sum] voted enjoyabl But


note wi Used hej ditiona rearing ledgerq The


place Robinsd den a t1 will be A sp


PLC. Tribunal chairman Mr


Leslie Gould heard that Deryl McManus, of Fins­ bury Drive, Wrose, Brad­ ford, had agreed to accept the money in full settle­ ment of her claims against the Gisbura company. The Manchester tribu­


more require goes a’ non-me interes tact h (Clithe schedu able at from t'


nal had been due to hear the equal pay, unfair dis­ missal and sex discrimina­ tion claims brought by Mrs McManus against Gis­ burne Park.


Cinema


THE thriller "Child’ Play” will be screened at Clitheroe Civic Hall from tomorrow until Thursday, at 7-30 p.m. This David Kirschner production centres on the fact that “something’s moved in with the Barclay famil' and so has terror — you’! wish it was only make believe!"


A CH sented beth Trust used I It w


Micha ors of in the attend Brook Mr


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