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•| Anyone who suffers from the strain and stress of modem life will welcome the benefits which the Carmen ______


Massager can offer. The Carmen Intrasonic Massager helps soothe tension, relieves aches and pains and aids relaxation.


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establish a healthy flow and balance of energy throughout the body.


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the Intrasonic's flexible "neck" joint, which Massager, available from Boots Stores t.an lx.* angled to reacli any part of tile body, offers good value at £49,99.


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THE Cemfuel controversy was highlighted during a BBC-2 “Close Up ' documentary on Thursday evening.


TV focus on local ‘timebomb’ row


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Entitled “Too hot to handle," the documentary investigated whether there was a "timebomb” ticking in the North West — home to the highest


concentration of incinera­ tors in England.


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Job Booth married Miss iiobyn Jov .Stagg at Clith-


Down Under who had played at Clitheroc. He is the eldest son of


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Mr and Mrs M. Booth, of Salthiil Villa, Salthili Road. Clitheroe. and is a textiles manager. The bride, a teacher, is


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UALITY 3 PIECE SUITES RNE CRES LITD Gift of £1,000


RESIDENTS of the Three Rivers Park, West Brad­ ford, have raised i 1.000 over the jiasl 12 months for the Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute Women's Trust Fund. On Saturday, a cheque


tor of the caravan park Harof


party.


was presented bv Mr d Cowl


burn. proprie­


i inittee. Kibble Valley : councillor Mrs Myra : I Clegg, at an end of season


the treasurer of the eom-


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working holiday in Aust­ ralia and visiting former cricket professionals from


bride-to-be while taking a


eroe Register Office. fhe bridegroom mei his


( lit lie roe Cricket Club first team player Mr David


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Clitheroe. I’ll o lo g ra p h : John] Barry, Blackburn.


Coifs Head Hotel, Wor- ston, a honeymoon was spent in the Lake District. The couple are to live in


at tile door. Refreshments will be served.


been arranged by the Clitheroe and District Bible Society, will start at “-UP ]un. and tickets are available at the Kavdoe Bookshop, Moor Lane, or


by (oval Harwood Choral Society. 'I lie concert, which lias


lar anil sacred music is to lie pci-formed at Trinity Methodist Church. Clitli- eroe. on November 12tli.


Choral music A I’IB KiRA.M.ME of popn-


was the bridegroom’s mother, Mrs Janet Booth, and best man was Mr Andrew Booth, the bride­ groom's brother. After a reception at the


pagme raw silk suit decorated with beads on the skirt and bodice. In her hair, dressed in Edwardian style, she wore licsh roses and autumn berries. She carried a bou- qtict of cream roses, orchids, b er r ies and greenery. Witness at the marriage


STAGG Tile bride wore a cham-


| dioxin levels, wits also spotlighted. A recent sur­


Derbyshire, where cattle, milk and soil were found to have abnormally high


(’em file I were Clitheroc resident Mr Andrew Mar­ tin, wbu talked about his fears for his children, and Castle Cement production manager Mr Peter del Strother.


vey in the Clitheroe area found that tnilk contained no more dioxins or metals than in other areas. Interviewed regarding


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the proposed use of the fuel and the fact that not a single objection was


enough temperatures des­ troys dioxins.


Maxine hits the holiday jackpot in TV contest


ine, of Faraday Avenue, hit the jackpot on Satur­ day morning, during the


Cotterill, was washing up in the kitchen when Max­ ine told her the good news, but thought her d au g h te r must have m ish e a rd , u n til she received a phone call a few


question about the nation­ ality of the main character in the film “Mrs Doubt- fire." After leaving her name, address and answer that Mrs Doubtfire was Scots on a recording, Max­ ine could not believe her ears when presenters announced that "Maxine of Lancashire" had won the competition. Her mother, Debby


the correct answer during a phone-in competition. Viewers were asked a


1TV programme “What’s Up Doc,’ when she coined


tination of Clitheroe girl Maxine Jeffries and her family, after she struck lucky while watching one of her favourite television programmes. Eleven-vear-old Max­


HOLLYWOOD is the des­


were aired that cement companies were not being as strictly regulated as the waste incineration ind­ ustry, which claims that burning waste at high


received at the time. In addition, allegations


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H M 1 P ad vert isement which appeared in the “Advertiser and Times” asking for comments about


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Hospital were spotlighted, as well as campaigns against proposed incinera­ tors in Manchester and Kirby. A Coalite factory in


ton General Hospital anti t h e R o v a l L i v e r p o o 1


waste incinerators at Bo!


wailth dangers of burning Rians concerning clinical


government report on the hen'’ ste.


specifically on the poten­ tial emissions of dioxins from incinerators and highlighted an American


The programme focused


A tasty way to help


the elderly


Standen Hall, Clitheroe, home of Mr John Aspin- all, raised over £1,000 for


East Lancashire presi­ dent of DGAA Homelife,


the charity in less than three hours. Miss Margaret Drew,


Ribble Valley Mayor Conn. Kate Hodkinson drawing a winning ticket at the tombola.


to provide residential or nursing care for frail elderly people and runs 12 homes around the country. It is hoped to open one in Lancashire in the future. Our picture shows


tions were still coming in as a result of the event, which also featured a raffle and tombola. DGAA Homelife seeks


who organized the fund­ raiser, said that dona­


LANCASHIRE hot-pot was enjoyed by 100 peo­ ple at a fund-raising lunch for The Distressed Gentlefolk’s Aid Associa- t io n H om e l ife on Sunday. The event, held at


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of the Carmen Intrasonic Massager and is styled in White with Aqua trimming and comes with a three pin transformer plug.


are operated by an easy reach push button switch cn the handle. A useful colour instruction booklet offers a fully illustrated step by step guide to using the Intrasonic Massager including a luxury white storage case which reflects the quality


There are two massage settings, one for


massage, and the intensity adjustment control can be used on either setting. Both settings


__ Bumper shopping bonanza aims to delight customers m


wick Night celebrations are taking place on December 15th. To mark the Clitheroe celebrations, which this


ing late night shopping events on two consecutive I hursday and Fridays. December Sth and 9th and 15th and ltith, while in Whullcy the annual Pick­


customers throughout December. Clitheroe and District Chamber or Trade is host­


LOCAL shopkeepers are busy preparing a bumper shopping extravaganza for their


certainly be a must for everyone as the season of ‘sliop^ till you drop” dawns once again.


Times” is publishing u special supplement at the end of the month. It will be packed with competititions and will


Christmas is certainly a busy time in the kitchen


year take on a whole new look, with Christmas dis­ plays dotted around the town centre and individual shopkeepers already preparing colourful lighting extravaganzas, the “Clitheroc- Advertiser and


Clithcroe.


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22328 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified)


and, in the knowledge that the Kibble Valley has a mass of excellent cooks reudy and waiting to move into top gear in the kitchen, the "Advertiser and Times” is inviting them to send in their favourite


as inclusion in our shopping special. Please mark your entries “Christmas recipe competition” and post or deliver them to our office at 3 King Street,


festive recipes. There will be a special prize for the best, as well


Off the cuff talks prove entertaining


bers of Clit ;fhieroe Speakers’ CIlub, who wel­ comed new members Kathleen Bithell and


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"Smile, please” with a speech entitled "Humour.’’ Members responded with laughter to her treatment of d if fe ren t kinds of humour, and evaluator Derrick Holmes congratu­ lated her on displaying a sense of fun and an ability to handle one of the more d if f ic u l t a sp e c ts of speaking.


Willman introduced Ada G arn er , who gave a thought-provoking speech entitled "Trash or trea­ sure,” about pollution resulting from modern living. Brenda Capstick spoke on the manual assignment


Alan Holgate. Evening chairman Chris


reading from “The Dales­ man” entitled "Conducted with restraint," and dis­ played the art of clear reading, exercising voice control with appropriate pauses.


Dennis Ogden gave a


THE Clitheroe Police have warned local youngsters that putting fireworks


through letter-boxes or throwing them in public is


considered a serious offence.


VANDALS caused £-100 worth of damage when


they broke a window at a


programme was enjoyed by mem- ud


be on Monday, at 7-30 p.m., at Low Moor Read­ ing Room and Club. Visi­ tors are welcome.


Serious offence Their message follows


several incidents in the Clitheroe area and concern about such activities


increasing in the davs nig leading up to bonfire


ht. Window damage


menswear shop in Moor Lane, Clitheroe, between S and 11 p.m. on Friday.


summed up the evening as having been most enjoy­ ab le, humorous and instructive. The next meeting will


an excellent and amusing evaluation of the session and the topics trophy was awarded to Mrs Chris Carr for her answer to "Where can you hide from the British winter?” Margaret Wilkinson


topics chairman, taxed members’ ingenuity with a wide range of topics given out in sealed envelopes. Everyone coped well with topics such as “Message in a time capsule,” “In my opinion it’s not worth it," “Spare the cash and spoil the child" and "Why do we travel in fear?" Lionel Patterson gave


Margaret Giles, as


Bow-land County High School, and her six-year- old brother, Luke, a pupil at Edisford County Pri­ mary School, spent the remainder of the weekend “jumping for joy.”


minutes inter, confirming the announcement. Maxine, who attends


the entire family to Los Angeles. The two children will be travelling with their mother and her part­ ner, Nigel Charnley.


The prize was a trip for


Luke and Maxine cele­ brating their good fortune.


Our photograph shows Bound for gay Paree


spending money und the title of "Vichy phurmuev skin cure assistant of the your.”


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an assignment to create a slogan for tile cosmetics company,


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were then interviewed by the company’s head of training to determine the winner.


----- .finalists, who all won a weekend In London, ChNow all Mrs Jeffries has to do is look forward-to ristmas shopping in Paris. j r> \ A t


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Mrs Jeffries, a pharmacy assistant at Heyes Chcm- “ Q U v d u w i i i i u im ; u i i v i e n y


A WEEKEND for two in Purls has been won by Mrs Catherine Jeffries (23), along with £300


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