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Help your local school win some fantastic computer prizes today


IT IS time to start collecting — here are the first tokens for you to cut out and save to help your


local schools win some fantastic prizes. Together with H a r ry in the whole of the UK. It


Garlick TV, Video, Hi-fi sells a vast range of electri- and Computer Centres, cal goods from TVs, VCRs, we are offering primary Hi-Fis, speakers, comput- and n ursery schools in ers. domestic appliances, Burnley, Pendle and the Ribble Valley the chance to win: □ one of three of the lat­


est SONY digital cameras, □ one of six £100 Harry


Garlick vouchers, □ one of 18 versions of


the Encarta Encyclopedia 2000.


To win, schools simply


have to collect the tokens which will also be appearing for the next five weeks. The schools collecting the most, win! To make it fair, the winners will be the schools collecting the most tokens per pupil, giving every school a chance of winning no matter how big or small. Each school should have


received a pack containing details of the competition and a registration form. Once registered, schools can accept tokens from anyone who wishes to collect, help­ ing them to collect the most in order to win one of the prizes. All prizes have been gen­


erously supplied by Harry Garlick's TV, Video, Hi-Fi and Computer Centres, which were estabished in 1951. The first shop to open was the Barnoldswick branch, which is now also head office. Since then, a further five branches have been added at Earby, Burn­ ley, Clitheroe, Nelson and a Panasonic/Technics Centre at Blackburn. As a result, Harry Garlick's is one of the leading independents, not only in East Lancashire, but


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including gas and electric cookers, to fax machines


and mobile phones. In fact, Harry Garlick's sells almost anything with a plug attached. As it is part of one the biggest independent buying groups in Britain, customers are offered an enviable product range, including the recently- expanded computer range which is being supplied to a number of local schools at very competitive prices. Harry Garlick realises


th a t school budgets are always tight and is more than pleased to support all local schools in the East


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Lancashire area with some excellent prizes in East Lan­ cashire Newspapers' "Focus on Schools" promotion. If you would like to regis­


ter your school, or more information, ring Katy Mills a t East Lancashire Newspapers on (01282) 426161 - meanwhile, start collecting by cutting out your 1st week’s tokens.


Warm tributes are


paid to ‘green’expert MANY warm tributes have been paid to a Rib­ ble Valley man who had achieved six professional


qualifications. Environmental expert


Mr Frank Illingworth(pic- tured) (85), who lived in Grindleton for many years, b u t moved to Clitheroe before his death, will be remembered for his gener­ ous and caring approach to colleagues. A former warden and trea­


surer at St Ambrose's Church, Grindleton, Mr Illingworth had also been a member of the deanery and Bradford diocesan synods and the diocesan board of finance. lie had also sung in several


choirs, and had in recent times attended St Paul’s Church, Low Moor. He received a master's


degree in environmental sci­ ence from Princess Alexandra when he was 70, after three years' study at Lancaster University. He had also a chemistry degree and mem­ bership of several profession­ al institutes. Originally from Ilasling-


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Normal Price ev e x i price £399 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 24th, 2000 Pendle Club bridge winners


WINNERS at the weekly bridge drive held at the Pen­ dle Club on Monday February 14th, were: Miss J. Scott and Mrs K. Bulcock, Mrs A. Butler and partner. Solo whist winners at the Pendle Club were: Mrs D.


Underwood, Mr A. Leonard, Mrs M. Parkes. New players are welcome each Monday at 7-30 p.m.


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London, and tributes were paid to his concern for all employees and his humanity generosity and kindness Everyone at the works was proud of Mr Illingvvorth's honour and people said they would walk 100 miles to work


for him. After the closure of the


works, Mr Illingworth used his various skills in the chem­ ical and water industries working over a wide area. He was one of few people whose employers had been nation­ alised twice, first in coke and


den, Mr Illingworth went to Altham coke works as a pupil in 1932 and became manager. After nationalisation, he rose to divisional carbonisation officer of the NCB. But he had to make the 250 employ­ ees redundant when the coke


works closed. In 1958, Mr Illingworth


was elected national president of the Coke Oven Managers' Association. The installation was at the Waldorf Hotel,


then in water. Mr Illingworth started his


higher degree after retiring and was awarded it for a the­ sis about liquid trade wastes He wrote articles for trade


magazines about the subject and had largely completed a book about the history of the coke industry when he was


taken ill. Mr Illingworth leaves a son


and a daughter, four grand children and one great-grand child.


Rewarding people


who really deserve it PEOPLE who work behind the scenes of local charities rarely receive the true recogni­ tion that they so right­


ly deserve. Now th ey will, as


Downham's Millennium Masque seeks to reward them for their efforts. Six tickets for the Millen­ nium Masque have been


donated to three patrons of local charities to reward their backroom staff for their dedication. They include Lady Shut


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tleworth, Lady Clitheroe and Mrs Chesters, wife of the Bishop of Blackburn. The workers they have


selected come from a range of charities, such as the Red Cross, Friends of Chernobyl Children and Cancer Con cern.


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