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ALPES THE BUTCHERS


Also a full range of Christmas Fayre


Purveyors of top quality meat BEEF • LAMB • PORK • POULTRY


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Everyone at Alpes would like to wish their customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.


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14 SHAWBRIDGE 01200 424519 1 Hair Care $ j? 18 Parson Lane, Clitheroe Happy New Year a


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IT may be a little later in the month than usual, but Clitheroe’s Christmas shopping event could be a last-minute life-saver.


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remember. With shops stocking some­ thing for absolutely every member of the family, as well as friends and colleagues, there is absolutely no need to suffer pre- Christmas present-buying panic. And if you are looking for the unusual,


Thursday December 18th is the date to


then Clitheroe is certainly the place to find it.


shops will be donning fancy dress. Shops are already planning to offer nibbles and drinks to customers as a gesture of thanks for sup­


Many of those working in the town's ■ . L


port throughout the year and there will be music throughout the town as Clitheroe Town Band goes walkabout. Bolton-by-Bowland Primary School chil­


dren will be demonstrating their bellringing skills between 5-30 p.m. and 6 p.m. and young choristers from St James' CE Prima­ ry School will be serenading with carols galore. Once again, children will be encouraged to


take part in their own special competition with monetary prizes on offer for the win­ ning schools. Liz Goodall, proprietor of Clitheroe


Music, has again been busy - this year plac­ ing stars in shop windows for the schools' treasure hunt. Local traders have donated hundreds of


pounds to ensure that the competition is worthwhile. The children have to look for designated


shops and state how many stars, between one and four, are in each window. The school returning the most winning entries will receive the first prize, and the next, the run­ ner-up. The cash prizes will be presented to the winning schools by the Mayor in Janu­ ary. The star-spangled treasure hunt starts on


Thursday night and finishes on January 9th. So, whatever you planned to do next Thursday night cancel it! Come into Clitheroe, support your local traders and take a good look at what we'have on offer right here on our own rather special doorstep.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editcj I f P f k e !


•CLITHEROE is set to twinkle as rarely before in what promises to be a glit­ tering Christmas. Icicles are already dan­


gling from many shop fronts throughout the town - thanks to Clitheroe and District Chamber of Trade and Commerce. For years and years, the


argument over Christmas lights has raged, dominat­ ing much of the festive sea-


son. This year, peace should


prevail. Clitheroe Town Council


has already ensured that trees have been erected from special brackets above shops, large overhead Christmas displays domi­ nate the town centre, the crib is in situ safe within its own conservatory-style frame and large trees mark the top and bottom of Cas­ tle Street. The icicles, it could be said, really are the icing on the cakel The chamber has decid­


ed to provide all its mem­ bers with a free set of out­ door lights on the under­ standing th a t they are utilised at business premis­ es and tha t they are switched on! It is a grand gesture and one much appreciated by traders, their customers, residents and visitors to the town. And, additional sets of


lights for members' homes or neighbouring non-mem­ ber traders are available from the chamber or from Jean Jackson at Clitheroe Lighting Centre in Moor Lane.


lights are in the throes of being distributed and with Santa set to bring more vis­ itors into town this week­ end and next- and, of course, Clitheroe's special late-night shopping extrav­ aganza on December 18th, at last Clitheroe is fighting back.


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six months, also to Fred and Susan CHRISTMAS OPENING TIMES;


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Mon 22nd, Tues 23rd, Christmas Eve all til late our tradition, thanks to Mum!!!


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For appointments please telephone 01200 423793 Y > > ■ » >


FAMOUS GROUSE


£9.98 per 70 cl


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FROM OUR SELECTION OF OVER 300 OF THE FINEST MALT WHISKIES


Balblair Elements Old Pultney 12 y.o.


£11.99 £15.99


Glenmorangie 10 y.o. £18.89 Highland Park 12 y.o. £18.89 Bowmore Legend Glenfiddich 12 y.o.


£13.99 £16.99


Balvenie 12 y.o. Doublewood


Macallan 10 y.o.


£19.99 £18.99


Macallan 26 yo 50% vol £67.99 A very special malt, very old, very limited and when you consider that the distillery bottling is about £150 (if you can get it)


LIQUEURS


Thornton’s Toffee Cream (This Year’s new Star)


Baileys 70cl


Cointreau 70 cl Glayva 70 cl


Tia Maria 70 cl Drambuie 70 cl Benedictine 70 cl Grand Marnier Malibu 70 cl


£8.29 £9.35


£12.39 £14.99 £11.55 £15.99 £16.99 £15.49 £9.49


GRANTS


Family Reserve Finest Scotch Whisky


£9.39


Our biggest seller; people travel half the length of the Country to purchase


QUALITY BLENDED WHISKIES


BANNISTER HANKY


Is also supplied to HMS the


Diplomatic Corps Botts £9.39 Litres £12.99


Two characterful whiskies from Islay Rob Roy £8.99


Islay Mist Deluxe £10.99


TEACHERS £9.89


MACARTHURS


Finest Selection Scotch


Botts £7.99


Litre £11.4 5 TEACHERS


Highland Cream Whisky £9.79


SPECIAL OFFER


McGuigan


' Black Label Australian Wines


£4.49 per bottle


CHRISTMAS WINE SELECTION A FEW HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR VAST STOCK


OUR WINES OF THE YEAR RED Vega Del Rayo


Rioja Seleccionada 2001 £4.99 1996 Chateau Farizeau


Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux, very fine quality mature claret £5.69


Pago de los Capellanes Roble Very elegant wine from Spain’s finest region Ribera Del Duero £7.89


Vigna Flaminio Brinidisi Rosso Rich full bodied wine from


Southern Italy - Delicious £5.19


Cotes Du Rhone ‘Beaumes’ Lesec


One of this year’s great finds, rich, spicy and concentrated - outstanding £6.69


Starvedog Lane Cabernet - Sauvignon


Gold Medal winning Australian wine - Bags of rich blackcurrant fruit perfect with the turkey £11.29


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Marquis De La Villa Malvasia £3.99


A fresh rounded dry wine with lively citrus and tropical fruit


aromas, peachy fruit and a fine acidity.


Domaine De Pre Baron Touraine Sauvignon


Award winning Loire wine, very much like a fine Sancerre £5.29


Cave De Turckheim Riesling Reserve


Very fine dry elegant Alsace wine £5.29


Gavi ‘La Battistina’ Clean, fresh, dry wine,


discovered this year in Italy.


Perfect as an apertif or with fish £5.39


Palmeros Estate Chardonnay Rich, full bodied oakaged Chilean wine £4.99


. Domaine Rozes Muscat


Lovely grapey dessert wine from Clitheroe’s twin town 50 cl £5.89


BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR FOR 12 Specially selected wines for all your Christmas needs.


THE CHRISTMAS CASE SELECTION PEOPLE COME


Pop in and pick up a leaflet, £59.95 u RAZOR SHARP PRICES”


“There is not another wine merchant in the country quite like D. Byrne & Co" “Packed into the 120 year old shop is a range more than twice the size of your, local supermarket- and generally twice as good” WHICH? WINE GUIDE 2001


“Arguably the best range of wines in England and certainly some of the keenest prices. The competition is closing in, but the Byrne family stand head and shoulders above the rest”


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- Champagne £31.89


Ragnaud - Sabourin Alliance No. 10 V.S.O.P. Grande


Our favourite


Mount Gay Rum £9.99 Smirnoff Vodka £9.99 White Satin Gin £8.69


Imported Stella £3.30 for 4 500ml Cans


Draught Boddingtons £2.59 for 4 440 ml Cans


Our Famous House


GEORGE GARDET Guy de St. Flavy


CHAMPAGNE £12.89


OUR SELECTION INCLUDES OVER


100 OF THE FINEST COGNAC AND ARMAGNACS


Planat our outstanding


house Cognac Prestige £13.99 V.S.O.P. £18.99


Maxim TRIJOL V.S.O.P. £19.89


This year’s Trophy winner in the


international Spirit Competition


OVER 2500 OF THE WORLD’S FINEST WINES


Y Tues 16th, Wed 17th, Thurs 18th, Fri 19th 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Y Satturday 20th - 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.


X ite Amazing array of shops - and they keep on getting better


WHY should anyone choose to do their Christmas shopping in Clitheroe? Because it really is a special place. Given the size of the town, Clitheroe


has an amazing array of shops - and they keep on getting betterl . There are plenty of places offering the


D. BYRNE & CO


same high street stores. Indeed, shop­ ping can become tedious when the same old names keep cropping up. That is cer­


have waxed lyrical about them time and time again - but we also have an increasing number of family-owned retailers with an eye for something new and, between them, they spice up our attractive array of streets. Here traders care about their shops,


WINE MAGAZINE & WHICH? NORTHERN WINE MERCHANT OF THE YEAR


depth o£ the range is what makes this place so special. I£ ever there was a wine created by wine lovers £or wine lovers, this is it” - Tim Atkin. The Observer


1Z King Street, Clitheroe. Tel 01200 423152. EST 1879 ‘I t ’s hard to think o£ a wine the Byrnes don’t stock, but the breadth and


tainly not the case in Clitheroe. Here we dare to be different. We have our specialist shops - we


they care about the service they offer, their customers and their stock. They have good reason to, for a successful town centre depends on customers returning again and again. Parking in and around Clitheroe is


not a problem - and it remains cheap. The town's Chester Avenue car park, with its excellent access to the Inter­ change, has recently been awarded a


Secure by Design award. Other car parks are handily situated for whichever end of the town you wish to visit. If you fancy a bite to eat, then


Clitheroe has a growing number of eateries with prices to suit every pock­ et. Many are offering Christmas menus and will be open next Thursday night to make your late-night shopping experi­ ence complete.


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BELLS Aged 8 years - y v " ’ :


£10.39 per 70 cl


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CROFT ORIGINAL £5.39


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BRISTOL CREAM £5.39


Huge Range of Fine


Spanish Sherries from £3.99 to £20.00


MADEIRA


Henriques and Henriques 3 years old


All styles £8.55


Also 5 years, 10 years & 15 years


CHURCHILLS


Award Winning Ports Traditional Late Bottled £9.89


1998 Crusted £12.8 9


Two Specially Selected Vintage Ports for Christmas


1994 Smithwoodhouse 1994 Quarles Harris £24.89


The Perfect Gift for a Port - Lover - KROHN


Rio Torto Vintage


Character in Wooden Presentation Box £9.99


MALT WHISKY BARGAIN


Aged 10 years BALVENIE Single


Speyside Malt £1 5 .9 9 Save nearly £ 1 0 on this rich, fragrant, smooth whisky


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Montgomery’s Maisie’s Ket


Colston Basset! Vacherin Moif


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