6 Clitkeroe Advertiser & Times, July 27th, 1989
,... Clitheroe.22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising):Burnley 22331 (Classified)
Clitheroe 2232i (Editorl
And they are bringing with them a basketful of goodies for you
QUALITY confectioners Hampsons are bringing their own unique brand of delicious cakes and appetising savouries to
Clitheroe. — With a long tradi
tion in the oakery business, Hampsons command almost 100 years of first-class ser vice and demand the highest of standards in the preparation ol their products.
Bread at i t s __ very best
WE sell a full range of white and wholemeal bread, baked freshly for you each morning and sold the same day.
MANAGER Miss Karen Lightfoot (above) has lived in the Kibble Valley all her life.
number of establishments, including a guest house in Slaidburn, a hotel in the Lake District and a restaurant in Burnley. She is looking forward to the challenge and, with her experience, is confident of making a success of the
After leaving Howland County Secondary School, Karen (2!)) worked in a , new shop.
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pany was taken over by established family busi ness Warburtons pic, and Hampsons’ reputation grew and grew. The shop will be located
In the 1940s, the com
An advertising feature by Toby Chapman
in the finest condition, again maintaining the firm’s pledge of quality. Clitheroe shoppers will
The taste of luxury
on Castle Street, in the heart of the town for easy access. The inside of the shop has been totally re fitted, combining a spa cious interior with all the latest features to ensure that all the cakes and pies reach the public in tip-top condition. No expense is spared in
be amazed at the choice on offer at Hampsons. The bakery will sell all types of cakes and pasties, with everybody’s favourite on the shelves. Tempting the c u s tome r s wi l l be Bavarian slices, straw berry tarts and chocolate eclairs, while on the savoury side, sausage rolls, meat pies and cheese and onion pasties form just part of an extensive menu. All types of bread will be sold, with granary, whole meal and rye to be found on the shelves. Hampsons will cover all
areas of the bakery world, providing freshly-cut sandwiches and wedding and birthday cakes to order.
___Taste the___ difference
the preparation of the tasty products and Hamp sons pride themselves on the standard of pasties, bread and cakes they pro vide. The bakery head quarters is in Bolton, where each night all the products are prepared and cooked by high-class bak ers, before being tran sported to the shops early next morning. A fleet of specially-
adapted vans ensure that the goods arrive safely and
WE bake all our pies, pasties and sausage rol l s at the shop throughout the day to ensure you eat the best.
days a week, from 8-30 a.m. until 5-30 p.m., with Sunday opening a possibil ity for the future. How the goods are pre
The shop will open six
sented and how the cus tomer is served are also vital factors in the running
SOME would say our creams “are too big,” but we think they are something special just for you. Treat your se lf to one of our f amous Bava r i an slices.
of the shop. Hampsons employ their own training officer, who visits each of their premises to provide intensive training for all their full and part-time employees. This ensures that cus
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TWO pigeons have Valley resident in \ Sandringham in tha The royal treatment]
came' after Sabdenl pigeon fancier Mrl Colin Cooke travelled! with his three-year-old homing pigeon tel France for a cross-T Channel race. On the! same day it wad released in France,!
Church felt like a fuse o
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Pauline Brown felt fill she received the chap!
bill. . . and it was 20 til The electric shock camil
tomers receive a friendly, personal, efficient and quick service and that cus tomers always come first at Hampsons. Manageress at the shop
will be Karen Lightfoot (29), who lives in Clith-
_ It’s cool and_ refreshing
j ui c e , so t ry one today.
WE sell 100 per cent natural fresh orange
eroe, and Hampsons open their doors to the public today, with a host of attractions planned for the customers. On top of the special
discount coupon available elsewhere on this page, the firm has employed the services of an organ
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grinder to bring a bit of spice to the grand opening occasion. With so much emphasis
on quality of product and service, it seems as if Hampsons have struck up a winning formula and will go f rom s t r engt h to strength in Clitheroe.
For your convenience
WE can slice free our full range of frcshlv- baked bread.
when Pauline, who is alscl a trustee of the Mount! Sion Chapel, found the bill was for near ly £20(1 instead of the usual £10. I “The chapel is only usecl
Kendal, only to be toll! there had been a tarifl change throughout thil area, and several bills hac| b e e n g r o s s l over-estimated. Pauline said: "I toll!
She rang Norweb ill
Norweb it was danf gerously irresponsible til send out such grosslJ over-estimated bills. Whal would have happened il pensioners opened a l envelope to find they hail to pay 20 times as much a! usual?”
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chapel had used only Id! units in the entire quaij ter.
She added that thl 1 1 I s \
(but I agree it would havl been better to assess thl estimate on their bill fo| last year.”_________
Housing
THE Kibble Valley Courl cil’s Housing Committer made £1,342,296 capita payments during the laJ financial year.
informed of the amuunt: their meeting last wee when they heard that tl| capital accounts for 198 89 had been completed. The report to the con
Counc i l l or s w e r | I
Manager in Kendal, Ml John Farmer said: “All very small amount user! like the chapel were getl ting more expensive to bill than the end amount wal worth, so we are charginl a fixed quarterly amounl of £10.25 and charging I lower tariff after that. I “The chapel should havl been charged about £241
Norweb’s Commercia I I
for four services a yeail and electricity only covers! lighting, so I was furious,’! said Pauline.
m i 11 e e showed t hi progression of schema
Late grant fo^ youth club
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Use this voucher when you visit the new
HAMPSON’S SHOP
in CLITHEROE HAMPSONS
WHALLEY Youth Clil has been awa rded! healthy grant from t | parish council despitel late application.
the club had failed to ap)J for the grant in the spel fied time.
The council heard thl I
should be made in tij given time and we shou not make an exceptionl said Coun. Clara Horsfal But Coun. Eric Ronn! was in disagreement al said: “I know how mul this money is appreciatl and I propose that we gil them a grant of £501 Coun. Ronnan’s propo| was approved.
“I feel that the requei "
A superb coj view at
Only one voucher per purchase please. ■ -
Valid until September 1st, 89 ... i
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