£ The Clitheroe 'Advertiser <fc Times, May'S, 1064


CYCLISTS’ WEEK-END AT MORECAMBE


r|'HREE separate parties went to Morecambe last week-end, the first being the camping section who left on the Saturday afternoon and pitched their tents at White Lund. The second party left at 6-30 on Sunday morning to face a very wet ride through the Trough of Bow- land, and the third party left at the usual time of 9-0.


bined operation was to watch the numerous racing events organis­ ed as part of the Morecambe Cyclists' Week-End, and certain­ ly there was no lack of enter­ tainment. Early on the Sunday morning the camping section were watching the competitors


The whole point of this com­


in the 25 mile Time Trial, and then after a break for breakfast they were off down to the prome­ nade to watch the mass-start cycle racing which was taking place on a closed circuit.


spectacular due to the fact that it is possible to see the riders a great many times and so be able to follow the pattern of the race. Prizes are contested for on each lap of the race, and these are announced over the public ad­ dress system, the variety of them being a constant source of amusement, ranging as they did on Sunday, from bottles of wine to “ Brillo ” pads, and from tubu­ lar tyres to parcels of groceries.


Continent this is a most popular type of racing as it is most


In France, and all over the


homeward run. but it was only intermittent and didn't stop the two members on a tandem from returning through the Trough, the remainder of the club using the slightly longer, but easier, route through Inglewliite and Longridge. On Sunday the run is to Dent, leaving Woone Lane at 9-0 a.m.


CHANGE


TO WATCH RUNNERS


'■pAKING them one at JL


three peaks of Ingleboroush. Whernside. and Pen-y-ghent, and have found that one is quite sufficient to tackle in a day. To watch runners conquering all three in a day is something


most of us have climbed, the time


them in the championship class, had entered for the 29 events, and there were some very excit­ ing contests, though considering the large number of competitors who were crowded into the nar­ row course for some of the events the number of spills was remarkably small. The only snag was the cold wind, and two of t he camping section were observ­ ed to re-appear after the break for lunch suitably wrapped up in a traveling rug and a sleeping- bag. Unfortunately rain marred the


Nearly 600 riders, many of


to miss, and so Sunday week found us travelling to Horton in Ribblesdale where we arrived in time to see the first of the field of over a hundred runners come through the village on their wav up to the summit of Pen-v- ghent, they having already climb ed and descended Ingleborough.


we wanted to get into the cafe before the rush of other specta­ tors, and our judgment was per­ fect because we had barely been served in an otherwise empty room than the room was full of people who had stayed to watch some of the slower runners go through.


We daren’t watch too long as


large crowd was waiting to watch them as they came across the fields, somewhat mud- bespattered by that time, and crossed the road to head up under the railway viaduct to the top of Whernside.


Then on to Ribblehead where a


from there to the Hill Top Inn in Chapel-le-Dale which is the starting and finishing point for the race, but unfortunately low- lying mist on the slopes of Whemside prevented us seeing the runners until they were down on to the foothills, and great excitement prevailed when the first few came in sight and it was realised that they seemed to be well within the course record, and indeed five minutes v-as clip­ ped off the previous best time and the first three were all within the course record of just under three hours—a wonderful achievement considering the twenty-two miles of arduous country to be covered. .


I t didn’t take us long to get


that point our luck gave out, for rain which had been threatening for some time at last caught up with us and we had to use our capes' for part of the journey home.


So on to Settle for tea. and at


week-end were the Ramsbottoms. Alan a professional cyclist on the Continent had crashed on the Sunday near the finish of the Paris-Brussels race, whilst his younger brother John was brought off in the finishing sprint at an event held on the Goosnargh circuit near Long­ ridge. There Is no news that Alan was injured, but John had to be taken to hospital at Pres­ ton where he has been detained with cuts and a chipped bone in his elbow.


Two unlucky brothers at the “GEARS."


Farmhouses in R.A.C. guide


The 1964 edition of the Royal


Automobile Club's annual guide and handbook contains 884 pages


of motoring information cover­ ing the United Kingdom, Eire, and the Channel Lslands. More than 500 pages are de­


voted to a detailed directory of hotels and garages in almost every- city and town, and this section now includes, for the first time, small hotels, boarding houses, guest houses, and farm­ houses.


ORVIC Topflite


N o rv ic Topflite se t s the trend. High vamp, se t back heels, a wide a r ra y of the se a s o n 's m os t exciting co lou r s in suedes, leathers and skins. J u s t see the n ew fa sh ion - right toe. Al l these, with styling and comfort • combine to fo rm the se a so n ’s sh o e fashion.


THREE MEN WITH GUNS AND A DOG


TWINES totalling £51 were imposed by Bowland


of Burv Road. Rawtenstall. were each fined £10 for pursuing game or rabbits without a licence; £5 for using nets and a dog for taking game on a Sunday and £2 for trespassing in daytime in


Villas, Waterfoot; Alec Green- halgh. of Prospect Street, Water- foot, and Gordon Rawsthorne.


Magistrates on Monday on three Rosscndalc men for poaching offences. Ross Barnes, of Prospect


search or pursuit of game. They were each ordered to pay


keeper told llic court that he heard a shot and saw three men with a dog. apparently trespas­ sing. He called the police and waited for their arrival. . P.C. R. Hollis said that he saw


costs of 15s. each. Richard Carr, a Mitton game-


a saloon car parked at a gate leading to a field and 250 yards away were three men with guns and a clog. The men with the guns were Barnes and Green-


going to a rabbit hole and Barnes said: “The ferret is down there.” He later said: ” 1 can't think how rabbits are classed as game.” A letter from Rawsthorne’s solicitor said that Rawsthorne


six nets in their possession. P.C. Hollis said the dog was


halglt. The men were found to have


had not gone to take part in any shooting as he had no gun.


CATTLE CENTRE


Milk Marketing Board's Whalley Cattle Breeding Centre was held at the Parish Church School on Monday last. Mr. T. Drinkall, of Quernmore,-


The annual meeting of the


was re-elected to the Garstang sub-centre and Mr. J. Irving, of Burtonwood. to the Wigan sub- centrc. Mr. G. F. Smith. Chief veter­


ancl Mr. A. Hudson, of Gisburn. were elected to the committee. Mr. J. Wrathall, of Garstang.


chaii-man (Mr-. J. Woof) to re­ tiring members of the committee, particularly to Mr. S. E. Kippax. who was one of the original 'members of the committee.


inary officer. Milk Marketing Board, gave a talk on “Disease wastage—is it man made?" A tribute was paid by the


Local team


in midnight rally


rJAVO members of Clithcroe and District Motor Club


were one of eight teams to gain awards in the Bolton-Ic- Moors midnight r a l l y on Saturday.


MAYO 59/11


and the competitors followed a route over Pendle along Meat-ley road through to Brogden and then followed most of the minor and unmade roads in the Ribble Valley before ending at the motorway cafe at Charnock Richard. The rally is one of the top


Mini-Cooper car with Granville Britton as his navigator. The rally began at Burnley


Joe Slater was driver of the


restricted rallies in the north and covers about 130 miles.


BRAITHWAITES


48 WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE


GOOD PARKING WHILST YOU SHOP VICTOR BERNARD’S


(Main Vespa agents in Blackburn) Announce the arrival of the


Baxendem: G. Topham, G. Ainsworth, J. Peters. G. Ire­ land, L- J. Bradley, B. Varies", H. K. Sharpies, T. Parkinson, M. Gorton, H. Abbott, L. Queen. Whalley Second Eleven (v.


Whalley First Eleven (v. that’we cannot therefore afford


GOLDEN WEDDING AND GRANDSON’S 21ST BIRTHDAY


of 18 Highfield Road, Clitheroe. will have been married for 50 vears on Thursday and one of their grandsons, Peter O Neill, of 19 Eastmoor Drive, will be -1


will be at a party at the Dog and Partridge Hotel, but there will be two cakes—one for each occa­ sion,” Mrs. Bowker told an


the following day. '• All being well all the family


i x row will celebrate two. occasions in one family the same week—a golden wedding annt- versarv and a 21st birthday. Ml-, and Mrs. Thomas Bowker,


4 JOINT partv a week tomor-


"Advertiser and Times" reporter this week.


' The best man, Mr. Harold Bailey, of Whalley Road, who is Mrs. Bowkor’s brother, and the bridesmaid, Mrs. Ada Whittaker, of Derby Street, will be among the guests as well as the couple’s three mar­ ried daughters and their seven grandchildren ' and great - granddaughter.


Mr. Bowker was a left-arm bow­ ler being captain of Ribblcsdale Wanderers’ team and later a member of Clitheroe's team. He is still a member of both


clubs and for some years served in the bar on Clitheroc’s ground. He still likes to remain active


his wife, who is usually called Linda, kept the fish and chip business in Derby Street, mov­ ing to Highfield Road on their retirement five years ago. A keen cricketer as a youth.


and Mrs. Bowker first met when they became pupils at St. James's School. They were mar­ ried at St, James's Church by the Rector, the Rev. R. Railtoii, when Mr. Bowker was 21 and his bride. Miss Melinda- Bailey, was 19. For 25 years Mr. Bowker and


Both natives of Clitheroe, Mr


SITUATIONS VACANT tr ain ed craftsmen


Owing to our ever increasing business, and the addition of further modern equipment and machinery, we arc now in a position to offer the following immediate vacancies


^ LINOTYPE OPERATOR H MACHINE MINDER


@ HAND COMPOSITOR Full and permanent employment, some overtime, 5 day week, own pension scheme, grade one wages. Apply General Manager,


BLACKBURN TIMES WANTED WOMEN OR GIRLS for Automatic Circular Knitting Machines


and now he is employed at Holmes Mill where he does several odd jobs.


LOCAL WEDDINGS


son of Mr. H. F, Kingdom, of 32 Fore Street. Cullompton. Devon, and tlie late Mrs. A. Kingdom, and is an inspector of factories at Blackburn. The bride is secretary to the


last week were Mr. H. Alan Kingdom, of 45 Warwick Drive. Robinson, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Robinson, of 133 Sheffield Road, Hyde. The bridegroom is the only


M Church. Hyde, Cheshire,


K IN G DOM — ROBINSON ARRIED at Floweryfield


A LIMITED NUMBER OF VACANCIES HAVE OCCURRED IN THIS INTERESTING AND WELL PAID JOB WHICH OFFERS GOOD WAGES WHILST LEARNING


Apply:—


LANCASTER HOSIERY CO. LTD., WATERLOO MILLS, CLITHEROE


THE NORTH WESTERN ELECTRICITY BOARD


FILTER (Electrical) BURNLEY D IST R IC T (Clitheroe Depot)


The duties will include the erection and maintenance of electrical


bride wore a long straight dress of white wild silk, falling into a full train from the waist, and carried a white Bible decorated with white orchids. As bridesmaids. Miss Anne


finance officer of the United Manchester Hospitals and is Brown Owl of the 1st Flowery- field Brownies. Given away by her father, the


and mechanical plant. Applications from mechanical fitters will be considered and, ir


necessary, training in electrical fitting work will be given. Rate of pay: 73.75d. pel- hour plus 4s. 6d. per week. Nationally agreed conditions provide for excellent holiday, sick


pay and superannuation schemes. Applications in writing to Manager, Blackburn Area. The


North Western Electricity Board. Jubilee Street, Blackburn, by 16th May, 1964.


Robinson, the bride’s sister, and Miss Christine North, the bride­ groom's cousin, wore straight dresses of peach Swiss satin with trains falling from the shoulder and carried peach roses. Mr. David Cross, a friend of


the bridegroom, was best man. groomsmen being Messrs. Laurie


McIntosh and John Hopwood. and usher Mr. Roger Byron. Tire Rev. I. Hodgson officiateaAl


and a reception followed at the' West Towers Country Club, Marple, Cheshire, before Mr. and Mrs. Kingdom left for their honeymoon in Edinburgh. They are to reside at 45 War­


wick Drive, Clithcroe. SIMPSO N— WILKINSON


a SHORTHAND-TYPIST in


-A. the children's department at Blackburn Town Hall, Miss Mary Elizabeth Wi l k i n s o n , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam S. Wilkinson, of 82 Whalley Road. Clitheroe. was married at St. James’s Church, Clitheroe. yesterday week to Mr. Richard Burow Simpson, a coach painter for Jaguar Cars at Coventry and son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simpson, of 27 Castle View, Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the


bride wore a short gown of cream brocade with long sleeves and a boat-shaped neckline. Her veil was held in place by a daimante and pearl coronet and she carried cream roses and


and wore a blue tafleta dress with short sleeves the boat-shap­ ed neckline dropping to a vee at the back. She had a headdress of white roses and white acces­ sories and carried red roses and mixed freesia.


white freesia. Her sister. Miss Yvonne M. Wilkinson was chief bridesmaid


Francis Ireland, was best man, groomsmen being Messrs. Ray­ mond and Graham Ireland. The Rector, the Rev. H. D.


Catherine A. Taylor, the bride’s niece, who wore a dress of pink nylon and white net and a head­ dress of small white flowers. She had white accessories and car­ ried a posy of red roses and mix­ ed freesia. The bridegroom’s cousin, Mr.


The small attendant was Mbs


Chapman, officiated and a recep­ tion followed a t the Dog and Partridge Hotel, Clitheroe The couple later left for 'East­


Cherry Tree): R. W. Gann, B- M. Emmett, D. Eleazard, G. Lawless, G. Davenport, T. Wall- bank, M. Hinds, A. Summers, W. Entwistle, R. Eatough, N. Duck­ worth-


28 Richmond Terrace, Blackburn Tel: BLAKEWATER 85378


Price—£96 5s. 3d. + Purchase Tax £18 14s. 3d.


Standard Equipment includes:—


r i - . J u ■ The power packed rotary valve engine, jIUUjf proved by experts as the most advanced version of any two-stroke engine, always gives smooth even power with maximum


Dual Scat, Stop Light, Steering Column Lock, Speedometer, Tool Kit. smooth Running


1 L . . . performance and minimum wear. I I IC j C Performance


Three-speed constant mesh gears ensure maximum control on all occasions and


3 t lV d n t3Q 6 S unrivalIed accelernt''°n Qhd performance.


Up to 45 miles per hour and 150 miles per gallon.


See this Scooter today at our showrooms.


TO ALL VESPA OWNERS. Why not join the Blackburn Vespa Club and enjoy the friendship of people with similar interests. Meetings are held at the Bowling Green Hotel, Eanam, Blackburn, on Wednesdays at 7-30 p.m. Interesting outings are held every Sunday.


CLITHEROE SHIRTINGS LTD.


WEST BRADFORD DISTRIBUTION CENTRE


Vacancies have occurred Tor Warehouse Clerks (Female) at the above Centre. Five day week. Pleasant working


I conditions. Permanent positions for suitable applicants. ■"'PiSse apply: Mr. E. Sharpies, Warehouse Manager, Telephone Clithcroc 927.


ARE YOU A ;; WITH IT ” MUM ?


She's the one who runs her homo and uses her spnrc hours, day or evenlnR. to sell Avon's top quality cosmetics and toiletries In an established area.


For appointment morning or afternoon please complete tlic coupon below and send to AVON COSMETICS LIMITED, PETER HOUSE. ST. PETER'S SQUARE. MANCHESTER, 1.


Name ......................................... DOBBY


WEAVERS WANTED


JAMES DEWHURST & SON (Clithcroc) Ltd.


SH AW BRIDG E MIL L TEL. CLITHEROE 215


H.2. YOUNG BOY 115 to 16 years) re­


DRIVER REQUIRED for 6 ton tipper wagon. Local work.—Apply H. and c Bennett, 5a or 12 Cliatburn


Road. Clithcroc. ___________


GENERAL HOUSE-HELP required 0-3 hours daily,- new labour-saving


for small garden,


house, lour in family.—Apply in writing to Mrs. Lewando. High- fieid" Rlbblcsdale Ave., Clitheroe Also part-time Gardener required


miscellaneous sales b e n d ix w a sh e r s


6Months guarantee. £72 10s. Od. niinexfully automatic dish washer


fully guaranteed. £65. Automatic n felean) fully reconditioned,


Vcfcan). shop soiled. £95 Hire Pur- S facilities available.


chase Clitheroe


niirnlry 6537. May be Burn Burnley by appointment,


- — ----- soen in 1236“ after 6-30 p.m. or


' mond' REPAIRS of all kinds: satis- RUSBRiDCE for


high-class DIA-


vmiR old electric cleaner may be ’taken


bourne, the bride travelling in a brown coat over a navy suit with pale-blue and brown acces­ sories. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson's future


address is 39 Meriden Street, Coventry.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


1960 VICTOR DE-LUXE (Regd. Oct. 1959). Radio, Immaculate condition Hire purchase arranged.—Apply Roelleld Farm, Clitheroe.


CORNER HOUSE. KING LANE, CLITHEROE. Good selection Vis- cana Skirts, Knickers and Panties.


H.C.B. SILVER CROSS PRAM


(Black). Good condition—41 Pendle Road, Clithcroe.


TWIN PUSH CHAIR. Tandem style. Excellent condition—Whalley Arms Whalley, Tel. 2100.


CORNER HOUSE. KING LANE, CLITHEROE. Ladies Corsets, busk front or hookside fastening.


STEREO RECORD PLAYER and records for sale.—3 Standen Road, Clithcroc.


LADY'S RALEIGH BICYCLE for sale. Lenten Sports Model. £7.—Tele­


phone Clitheroe 384.


AGA COOKER. 2 oven Domestic Model. Creme/Black with copper


rnley. Tel. 6784.


boiler giving adequate domestic hot water. First class condition. First to view will buy. Bargain.—. Full particulars Cort/s Main Dis­ Butributors. 83, Manchester Road


i and 6 extras.—69 West View,' Clith- eroe.


.1960 LAMBRETTA L.I. 150 SCOOTER Good running order, taxed, ins.,


C, 4 or only 2s. lOd. weekly. ? ash price £19 12s. 9d„ deposit f i l!)s 3d„ 156 weekly payments of


k S full deposit when you buy a new 1064 Hoover Constellation


cu/cniSH TYPE BUNGALOWS for m Shorthand Typist Wanted: A arature lady experienced in secret­


s lOd. from Tclehire, phone Clitheroe 1444._______ ________


®WED is . detached, 2 and 3 bed- sa,le. Serru w00d and insulated


f mickpooi. From ■ £175 each.— HlfiSvflrst instance: Thornton,


fmn bSird and fibreglass. Plans ’ , , “


niitheroc. to be removed from


odRson Moor, Waddington, nr. __________


Olfers—73 Kemple View. Clltheroe. »


sound, m.o.t. tested.


p PMT’$ RALEIGH CYCLE* S ^ ^ G ^ ^ ' t r ^ C i i t h - c r o e . _____ _ _______


Sl Box'No. L2, Advertiser and Times Hub


» BICYCLE for sale. Suit Excellent condition. £9.


.TTTfiTi ZEPHYR for sate. Rcc.


MARK 1 m.o.t. £75 o.n.o.— Apply 18 MUlthorne Avc., Clltheroe


'Siu7inSOLL TREND-bt i I t K


WATCHfcb “ t “day Looai agents by in8fnecrsoll and Timex Shock-


P.TPHES designed for.tomorrow ^ l a S E n e ^ R e ^ f r .M :


'rTTT pram for sale. Detachable 27 MeadowsTde. Grin-


Uleton.


^ i'lloiiincL1 on your old washer If allW v a new Hoovennatlc from y °A ^Q a this month. • II.-you


same'


haven t an uiu ’washer to exchange rffpENS? 28 Kl°g s t - cllthcroc-


bnria Hotal- Clitheroe.


fcC.B. navy and white, good com dftlon.n£6^—


according to age, e.g. £541 at 25 rising by annual increments to £696 per annum. Additional increments


ial work is required. Salary


for certain qualifications. p Also Male Clerk: (Clerical Grade)


referably aged between 20 and 23 years (older applicants will be con­ sidered). Salary according to age: £412 at 20, £445 at 21. £472 at 22, £499 at 23, rising to £696 per annum. Education to G.C.E. stand­ tard. Aptitude for figures an advan­


oage. Prospects of promotion and hpportunity to train and qualify in


Nnnuate and subject to the


ational Health Service conditions. Working conditions are excellent and though the hospital is situated b in a rural area there are convenient


us services. Good canteen, facilities. Apply to the Group Secretary giving age, qualifications, etc.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


WARD SISTER required for newly upgraded 14 bedded admission word for female geriatric patients. Duties u include supervision of rehabilitation


~~"Tn (i ic the smallest exchange S.E.N. required for admission ward. ARDENS


Applications to Matron,


„—.niiMM SUITES for sale.. Can ^eB pur°?” adSUsm|iy--APPiy Vic-


The above posts are subject to Whitley Council salary scales and oonditions of service.


nit for hospital patients and day cose patients.


STAFF NURSE required—full-time or part-time.


ospital administration. a Both the Above Posts are super­


£12/13/0.


IF YOU WANT TO F IX YOUR OWN FRAMES (Primed and ready Glazed). Full Leaded Light £13. With Glass £6/10/9.


Your own Vestibule and Interior Doors: Centres Cut Out. Lever Handles. Glazed with Full Panelled Leaded Light from £ 7/ 10/0 to £12 according to design.


GLASS. Alt types cut while you wait.


We fit "COOLERWAY” EXTRACTOR FANS to Kitchens, etc! From £5/19/6 (plus small fitting charge).


WE DO GOOD-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES


We invite.you to seek our advice, inspect our workmanship' and compare our prices before finally deciding.


EXTENDED CREDIT ARRANGED IF REQUIRED OPEN DAILY — — SATURDAY ALL DAY


j. MERCER


(LEADED LIGHT8) LTD.


.12/14 MILL HILL STREET, BLACKBURN TELEPHONE BLAKEWATER 42448, CLITHEROE 1089


Morning Star


(may we showl


Hampton Court


Coneron &| 17-19 MOOR LANETd. 62J


i niaiamatic (clean), shop soiled,


quired to ’.earn Reaching- and Drawing-in.—Apply James Dew- hu-st and Son (Clitlieroc) Ltd., Sliawbrldge Mill. Clithcroe.______


OPPORTUNITY lor smart, energetic lady to train as Mail Order Repre­ sentative. on a part-time basis. Work involves introducing highly profitable spare-time Agency to housewives. Selected applicant will re c e i v e full training. Hours arranged to suit. Salary, expenses and commission. Write, Quoting Ref. NO. 801 (F6 to BOX NO. J.3,


Advertiser and Times.


EXPERIENCED DRIVER (aged 2o— 40) required by Bowker Bros.


Clttheroc Ltd. Wage 5 /lli per hour (£12/4/31 for 41 hour week), plus overtime and overnight allowance, with prospects of increases for the right man. Sick pay scheme and other welfare benefits.—Apply Sun Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 316 or 971.


LADIES make money whilst the children ave at school. Four hours i per day (5-day week). You will be


Phone WANTED. EROE.


smart appearance, aged 30/40, for Country Residential Hotel, good wages. Live in or out if local— .references. — Write WHITEWELL HOTEL, WHITEWELL, NR. CLITH­


Experienced Waitress,


WANTED for Domestic work and washing-up (Hobart Dishwasher)


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL LANGHO. NR. BLACKBURN


good strong woman, single or t widow. Live in or out—good wage


WELL HOTEL, WHITEWELL. NR. CLITHEROE.


o right person.—Apply. WHITE-


Leaded Lights


of Quality JOINER-MADE


WINDOW-FRAMES (3 x 2 timber all round)


Cambered Middle Rail. Top Opener FULL LEADED DESIGN


FIXED COMPLETE Inserts £ 1 4 /5 /0


Out to Brick £ 1 9 /1 5 /0


AS ABOVE with Flemish Glass in Top. Clear Glass Lower. FIXED Complete INSERTS £7/14/-. OUT TO BRICK


This is th | th a t la s t s a


Four unique designs — each one with a Life-time


of beauty for the bride who gets COMMUNITY. Heavy silver plate, over­ laid again on parts which get most wear, impeccable finish, perfect weight and balance — these things make sure your gift to her


will never lose it9 lustre.


Every piece is covered by COMMUNITY’S regist­ ered guarantee


Gift Sets from 3 5 / • / m / t u / t


y


ntroducing the catalogue of a new independent mail order com­ pany and your earnings could be as high as 10/- per hour. Write to Box No. K.I., Advertiser and Times.


Nov. Different, Exciting A grand selection or


COATS, SUITS, DRESSES and KNIT-WEAR Sec (hem now


ECONOMIC STORES


70 WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE Tel. 97


removers storers... 1 8 0 branches


h n


for expert service at home and abroad


1 Standish Street, Burnley. Tel. 3039 TCKFORDS


Empire Buildings, Randal Street. Blackburn. Tel. 44742


8 Hibson Road, Nelson. Tel. 65211.


Great Britain... services ail over the world


PER 22/1A 1 Clithe Auto Engin IcS


LUBRICATION SERVICE


BROWN (OFF HENTlI


TelJ MINIMUM OF


FULL DEPOSIT ON YOUR


OLD MACHINE


HOOVERMATIC A minimum o£ full


deposit on your old washer and 11/- weckly


HOOVER JUNIOR


A minimum of full deposit on your old cleaner and 5/3 weekly


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HERE’S HOW


\ » to ^


MAKE MONEY!


l im it ed PERIOD ONLY


WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU HOOVER “65”


A minimum of full deposit on your old washer and 9/3 weekly


HOOVER DE-LUXE


A minimum of full deposit on your old cleaner and 6/3 wccklv


a c t QUICKLY — THERE HAS NEVER BEEN SUCH AN OFFER!


DOUBLE DIVIDEND STARTS FRIDAY. 1st MAY BLACKBURN


CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd. CLITHEROE BRANCH


2 MOOR LANE TEL. 1150


CLITHEROE MODEL RAILWAY CENTRE


Railways, OO, IT, OOO, Triang, Gem, Wrenn,


Lotts Chemistry Accessories


Peco. Farish, Roadways, Scalextric, Minic, Wrenn Aircraft by Frog


4, CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 428


CARPET ALTERATIONS


RE-FITTING SERVICE


SEN WAY VENETIAN BLINDS


Free Fitting Service WALTS LTD.


31 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


THEY ARE GOING TO


LORDS FOR THEIR


Start-rite SANDALS


5 MOOR LANE CLITHEROE


CASTROL LU) SERF*


We have the most modern I


vice Bay in and around this disll engineers, specialists in their owl our ramp is not just ordinarily cl Try us for your next sendee. Yl


Repairs by Skilled MechaniJ


No job too small or too large,! welding, etc. Re-spraying, froml plete body re-spray, at reasonabi


WE GUARANTEE YOU!


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