12 Try our crossword for shopping trip with a difference. ACROSS
2. What’s roasting in Well- gatc- ((>) 7. Where would you find the Clitheroe plumber who helped put the town back oil track (1-1) 10. What sort of fruit would you find at a Moor Lane shop ((>) 12. Mow many times a
year will you have to visit this Castle Street dress shop for all-round fashions (•1) 12. Where might you find a few friends to take down to the woods for a picnic today (17) 11. What business has won the “Shop of the Year” award twice (5) l(i. Which shop would you visit before setting out on a clay pigeon shoot (SI) IS). The name Then's played a part in the title of this York Street shop (5) 21. What French word would you find in the name of a Clitheroe restaurant
(ti) 22. Where would you go to
v filmed ((i) 27. Which Moor Lane shop is truly switched on (11) 2(1. Where would you find loose nails that need to be weighed before reaching the till (7) 22. The town crier spends his working life here (7) 22. You could meet a red baron in this Moor Lane shop (il) 21. What Wellgate shop is named after a gemstone ( 0
slake your thirst at har vest-time (S) 21. Where were people queueing recently to hook wild Scottish salmon (17) 2(i. In which shop was a scene for the upcoming "1’roston Front” series
28. Where in the town centre will people soon be taking the plunge (!>) •10. Kathleen and Doris gave their names to the title of this business in 194(> (1-1)
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•12. Which Castlegate shop will give you plenty to think about (5) •13. On the opposite side of the street you might see
into your fashion future here(7)
4-1. Where would you find the Strawberry Pig (12)
•15. At which Clitheroe business is the Sky the limit (8)
DOWN
I. Where was the "Adver tiser and Times” based before moving to King Street(8)
3. Which was the first “Shop of the Year” winner (0)
4. A skyscraper was going to Ik- built on top of this
shop one April 1st (17)
5. Where in York Street could you make a colour photocopy (15)
(>. At which restaurant could you find a Dutch chef in residence (13)
8. Who is King Street named after (9)
II. Where in the same street could you find baby changing facilities (5)
11. This Castle Street business is a real gem (10)
15. The proprietor of this shop is “wild” about bak ing cakes(15)
17. Which shop clowns around in Swan Courtvard ( 11)
18. Which shop famous for brisket was mentioned recently in “The Times Magazine” (15)
20. You can let your fin gers do the talking at the World of. . . (5)
22. A proposal to visit this shop could bring an exotic flower to mind (13)
25. This York Street shop serves up authentic “pic- butts" like none other (10) 28. This shop near Clith eroe Castle lues saved a lot of “soles” (I -1)
29. During the recent Sa
hara-like conditions you might have found some cool attire here (5) 30. Who swept Clitheron- ians off their feet when he
founded this shop in Moor Lane 94 years ago (5) 31. What is the surname of the Old Toll House propri etor (10) 33. Which King Lane shop will put vou in the picture (7) 35. Where in Moor Lane could you let your hair down (7) 36. Which “members of
39. Where could you find a Boer Wars sausage (7) •11. What stands guard most Saturdays outside this bustling Wellgate cafe (6)
the family” would find the supplies on offer in this store ideal (4) 37. This shop sponsors the new Koefield five-a-side league (9)
----Hurry to win prizes—
the first correct entry opened, plus 15 “Clitheroe Advertiser and Times” pens for runners-up. Closing date is September 1st.
WHEN you have completed your crossword entry, send it — marked “Shops Crossword” — to our office at 3 King Street, Clitheroe BIJ7 2EW. There is a powerful Carmen Image - 1S00 diffuser hairdryer for
Clitheroe Market Redevelopment
Discover the new market in summer 1995
A Your market is soon to have a much higher profile in the town, its new location on Station Road provides for greater prominence and access.
A The number of permanent cabins will increase slightly with the same variety of shopping available. A it will be cleaner, safer place, more in keeping with the character of the town. A When did you last take the trouble to see what is on offer? A This service will be extended to three days per week during summer 1995.
TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER THE EXISTING MARKET. SEE THE PROGRESS ON THE NEW MARKET FOR YOURSELF. Enquiries to John Pickstock on 0200 452484
OPEN TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS (0200)452484 (0200) 233436 or (0200) 25111 EXT. 3068 (other days)
’ Mi/ TOURIST INFORMATIOl
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