£ The Clithcroc Advertiser & Times, March 20, J964


RUSSIAN WATCHES £4-10-0 15 JEWELS EX GOVT. POCKET WATCHES, NEW CASES £3-15-0


MORTON’S 16 JEWELS SHOCKPROOF


EASTER BARGAIN OFFERS


LADIES’ SWISS WATCHES FROM £3-14-6;


GENTS FROM 3 GNS.


Lovely selection of gifts CARPET DEPT.


Canteens of Cutlery from £2-14-0


Manufacturers full-size sample Axminstcr Rugs 50/-; 2 x H 65/-


3 .v 2 V Carpets £8-15-0 £11-5-0 and £13


Alwavs eood value at


MORTON’S CHXHEROE TEL. 420


18, MOOR LANE


Your Suite made as now in mu* quette or vinyde from £14: with Latex oushlons from £26. Chairs from €3. Wide range of oatterns.


K»timates free. Phone or write:


RE-UPHOLSTERY WorkmanshiD guaranteed


J. LOMAX 55, LARKHILL


BLACKBURN TEL. 7681


TROPICAL FISH


RELIABLE DAILY HELP required 2 mornings per week.—Ring Chat-


Anyone interested in forming a club please send post card with name and address to


MR. CRAGG


20 George Street, Ciitheroe as soon as possible.


SAVE LINO


Have your Old Flanged Floors Covered with Coloured Asohalt by


ROBINSON. HEYS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Lower Eanam Wharf. Blackburn, burn 325.


SMART BOY or Youth required as Storeman, capable of driving an


advantage. — Apply. C. R. Har­ greaves and Son Ltd.. Parson Lane, Ciitheroe.


WANTED URGENTLY, skilled Lanca­ shire Weavers, used to handling medium to fine, plain and Dobby cloths. Single shift, 8 a.m, start. Enquiries welcomed from young people willing to learn. — John Southworth and son, Jubilee Mill, Clltheroe.


SMART YOUNG LADY for grocers and sub-post ofiicc.—Apply, A. E. Vecvers, Shawbridge, Ciitheroe.


COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER to re­ tired couple. Weekly help provided.


Excellent wage to suitable applicant Live in or daily. Liberal free time. Manchester Road area. Burnley.— Write Box No. D.2, Ciitheroe Ad­ vertiser and Times.


Own sitting room with television.


WANTED EXPERIENCED FEMALE CUTTER, TOP RATES OF PAY TO SUITABLE APPLICANT


SEERCRAFT Apply:


FACTORY MANAGER. LOWERGATE FACTORY. CLITHEROE.


R ib bl e MALE CLERK REQUIRED AT


CLITHERQE DEPOT Applications to


The Senior Depot Clerk, 16 Wellgate, Clithcroc


WANTED. Good all round Joiners, 47* hour week.—Apply. A. Veevers


and Sons, Shaw Bridge Saw Ml IK CUtheroe. Tel. 75 (or evening biJ ). Also Apprentice or Improver.


VACANCIES will occur shortly loi smart voung Indies requiring shop work *’ with a difference " In Clith­ croc. If a successful applicant, you t can earn good wages doing an in­


eresting job.—Apply Box No. C.2, Advertiser and Times.


CLEANER required. 3 hours per week.—Apply, 5. Chester Ave., after T p.m.


APPLICATIONS sue invited from ex­ perienced P.S.V. Drivers for the coming Season, preference given to men with Touring experience.— Apply in person to Robinsons Tours, Park Garage, Great Har­ wood.


SMART FEMALE OPERATOR m id . for cleaning and sterilising tele­ phones. part-time, in the Clltheroc area. 10 hours per week.—Apply. “ Phonotns." 109, Fishergatc, Pres­ ton.


WANTED. Qualified Electrician, ex­ perienced in industrial equipment and conversant with automatic control panels. Rates of pay in


accordance with experience and qualifications. — Apply: Works Manager. Arcow Granite Co. Ltd.. Hehvith Bridge, Horton-in-Rtbbles- dalc, near Settle, Yorks.


BUILDERS* AND PLUMBERS’ MER­ CHANTS require young man, J7-22 years, for interesting and varied Clerical and General Duties, ex­ cellent prospects.—Apply in writing to: The Manager, Carter and Kerna- han Ltd., Derby Street. CUtheroe.


BOY. age 15 years, required as Apprentice Electrician. — Apply between the following hours 12-30 to 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. to 5-30 p.m. to: A. Webster A Sons. 8. Market Place, Ciitheroe. or Ring Ciitheroe 103 for appointment.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE PARKS DEPARTMENT


son to Parks nnd Cemeteries Super­ ointendent. Tho Castle. Ciitheroe, on


post of Parks Attendant. For full particulars apply in per­


Applications are invited for the


r before Wednesday, 25th March. LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


No. 5 DIVISIONAL HEALTH COMMITTE


following residential appointments a t th e new purpose-built 50 place Home lor th e Aged to be opened shortly a t Ciitheroe:—


Applications are invited for the


WARDEN—Salary £865-£ 1,060. less £18G per annum for board, etc. Additional £50 per annum for nursing qualifications.


DEPUTY WARDEN—Salary £602- £848, less £148 16s. for board, etc. Additional £50 per annum for nursing qualifications.


with extra


, easy-striding top-gear economy. Big, new brakes to match. jPower/discs optional extra. Gleaming new aluminium grille. INew colours. With famous "clean line of good design".


69 b.h.p. from new 1594 c.c. engine gives 22}% more power; (0-plus m.p.h.; more punch in acceleration; more bite on hills;


- All-synchro 3- or 4-speed. Chassis lubrication every 30,000 miles. Victor Saloon £634.18.9. Super £667.11.3. De luxe £735.4.7 inc. P.T.


ATTENDANT—Male £11 Is. 8d. and female £8 10s. lOd. per 42 hour


week. Enhanced rates for Satur­ day afternoon and S u n d a y work. Less d e d u c t i o n of £2 38s. 4d. (male) and £2 15s. 5d. (female) per week for board, etc.


RESIDENT OR NON-RESIDENT-


WELLGATE MOTORS LTD. CLITHEROE


KING LANE SHOWROOMS Phone 1212/3


YOUR V A U X H A L L DEAL E R VICTOR


COOK—Female £9 6s. lOd. per 42 hour week. Enhanced rates for Saturday afternoon and Sunday work. Less £2 15s, 5d. per week for board, etc.. If resident.


NON-RESIDENT STAFF


Attendant—a. male £11 Is. 8d. b. female £8 10s. lOd.


Assistant Cook—Female £8 10s. lOd. Domestlos—Female £7 14s. 10. The above wage rates arc basic


per 42 hour week. Enhanced rates for Saturday afternoon and Sunday work.


Part-time Handyman—21 hours per week a t 4/lOJd. per hour.


from tn e Divisional Medical Officer, 19, St. James’ Street. Accrington, returnable by tho 13th April, 1964.


Application ....... . . ___ ___ forms obtainable


SITUATIONS VACANT NOTICE


JAMES DEWHURST & SON (CLITHEROE) LTD.


SHAWBRIDGE MILL, CLITIJEROE


During the next few months we shall have several vacancies for


SCRIM LOOM OPERATORS


This job is not conventional weaving, but applicants should have some weaving experience to qualify them lor learning the job. A period of training with pay will be given.


This is a new process, providing clean, interesting and well paid work, with excellent prospects of continuous employment.


For further details apply to T ie Weaving Manager.


SITUATIONS VACANT'


BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


Annointmont of Clerk/T.vni$t (Male or Fomalo)


Salary Scale: £280 a t age 16 rising by annual increments to £ 5<)o Further Progression to maximum' £725 for persons with suitable edu. cationol qualifications.


nd Surveyor’s Department. Annual t Salary a t age 22 will bo not less


petent typists with some shorthand experience.


a Applications are invited for the above appointment in th e Engineer


ft, 13. Daws01*’ Ciltheroc.


^cultural


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


uM ins oaM n and ^Sundries.— {{cultural


08-30. Parson Lane, ___________


28-30. Parson Lane, Clltlicroc. TO. 882. gllOADLOOM


tion. l Aapplicants should have a know­


appointment subject to medical examination.


ndersigned not later th an Friday 3rd April.


The post is pensionable and tho


ence and qualifications (if any) to­ gether with names and addresses of u two referees, should reach tho


Applications, stating age. experi­


L. D. TELFORD. Clerk to th e Council.


Council Cilices. 32. Pimlico Road. Ciitheroe.


MAN OR STRONG LAD wanted to live out, able to machine milk and


RELIABLE AND INTELLIGENT YOUTH REQUIREO


Able to drive or willing to learn Good wages and permanent position for suitable person.


Robinson and Spenslcy Ltd. Clithcroc. Tel, 741/2.


DRIVER for five-ton wagon.—Luke Smalley Ltd. Empress Sawmills near Ciitheroe. Chatburn 215.


CLEANER (male or female) wanted for office near Ciitheroe town


RECEPTIONIST CASHIER


tion offers good pay and training will be given to suitable applicant age preferably between 18 and :io’ —Apply in writing to. District Manager. D.E.R. Ltd.. 14. Preston New Road. Blackburn.


A smart young lady is required in s the above position for duties in our


howrooms in Clitheroc. The posi­ SITUATIONS WANTED


DENTAL NURSE / RECEPTIONIST. 5 years experience, requires similar


post within reach of Ciitheroe.— Write Box No. D.5, Advertiser and Times.


PUBLIC NOTICES CATERERS PLEASE NOTE


ments to ramblers, etc., are invited to contact Mr. Dawson, 18, Rose- bunk. Rawtenstall. who is com­ piling a caterers’ list for the Ramb­ lers’ Association (N.E. Lancs 1


Caterers willing to provide refresh,


help members to plan their summer rambles.


by submitting th e ir favourite " tea- place.''


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


WANTED. Flat to let, for young lady. Ciitheroe area.—Write Box No. D.3. Advertiser and Times.


WANTED to Rent from mid-June. Unfurnished or moderate Fur­ nished Flate.—Box No. D.4, Adver­ tiser and Times.


WANTED


WANTED: In Clithoroe. Small House to rent.—Write Box No. D.l, AdvCi tiser and Times.


WANTED, 'ran k Spreading. — W. Whltwell. Agricultural Contractor. Tel. Whallcy 3295.


I BUY Children’s. Teenagers’, Ladies’ and Gents’ discarded clothing, also soli furnishings. Prompt attention. —p.c. to: Mrs. Howarth, 31, Church Square, Worsthornc, Burnley. Tel. 78882.


HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS wanted lor cash, models 375. 119.


160. 262, 612. etc. Please forward details of types and quantities available to Crown Ltd., 18. Gipsy Hill. London. S.E.lfl.


POULTRY AND EGGS


LIVE POULTRY reqd.. top prices, S. Townson. Tel. Slaldburn 271.


HARTLEY’S CHICKS. The Marks, £19 per 100. Standard Breeds £15.


eys Chicks Ltd., Nelson. TeL 62511. AT STUD


l April prices sen t on request. Hart­


3 BOARS a t stud; pea. Essex, large White and Landrace Sows and Gilts accom; transport available. — G. Simpson Grlndleton. Chat. 203.


EARNSHAW’S


SCHOOL OF MOTORING 60, CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE PHONE 284


BANK TOP motor house LTD. RAILWAY ST.


CENTRAL STATION BURNLEY Tei. OPPOSITE 3221-2 ★ SPECIALISING EXCLUSIVELY IN NEW VEHICLES *


FIFTY IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Ford - Anglias - Cortinas - Corsairs


Zephyrs - Zodiacs - 5,7 & 15 cwt. VANS Triumph - Heralds - Vitesses - Spitfires


Riley Elf 1.5 - Bond Equipe AND FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT VISIT OUR


CONTINENTAL CAR CENTRE Volkswagens - Volvos - Simcas


iats ■ Various Colours Available OFFICIAL AGENTS FOR ALL THE ABOVE MAKES


FULL SALES AND SERVICE FACILITIES AVAILABLE Association members can also help 10


ment.—Box No. D.7, Advertiser & Times.


centre. Hours and pay by arrange­


tractor drive.—Mcllin. Wycongvll Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. 235.


han £485 per annum. Five day working week in opera­


edge of office routine and be com­


AShlNSTSB * WILTON b'OTKU IVldtSs 37 WS' t0 ® Vard3


Example!


Donveren WoS^O A D WN I lS 0 N


Tel. BMl* Also alSkiDton


‘■'ANO TUNING auo repairing oy cjDerts: 2r5nmot attcntion.—Sharp, receives


. *. j »*sk,'cears’ exper ence: iriG-----


HE UPHOLSTERY; man’s


” P.G.


r™ 1- -'rrnflt ’We re-cover your mans


Road, Blackburn. clave Middle*


!h.^uredrl(| chairs £3. Over 100 as new lor as . .


“die 115 £fnr your choice. Wort- Pattons i? / class and guaranteed.


TeL 7188- TeL, 683. 1958


cMra^-rnwnson, T . College Cot- Newton, near Ciitheroe.


cood condition, many SHIP'S CARPETS


Nc» condition, all sizes. Many Snrt bargains ana Carpets at a f nrices Just a word to those


toklna “ or large and odd-slzed


carpets Now in stock: 6 a 4, 6J s 4, e, ~ o. 6 x 4 6 X 34. 6 K 3, 44 S 4, 4 * 31 44 X 24, 4 X 4, 4 X 34,


pt.,,R Note.—MO connection with any door-to-door canvasser.


TAP5ELI & WEST LIMITED “The Old Firm” Onposito New Inn


89. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON Also at


No. 15. BELMONT BRIDGE SKIPTON


CORNER HOUSE, King Lane, Ciitheroe. Ladies corsets, busk front or hookside fastening.


BEES CARDEN SEEDS and Hortt cultural Tools and Sundries.—


Dawson, 2B-30, Parson Lane, Ciith­ eroe.


-R .E.


5d A DAY. Spring cleans your home everv day with the space uge Hoover Constellation Cleaner from Tele- hire. Cash price: £19 I2s. 9d. Deposit 39s. 3d. (Your old cleaner may be taken us full deposit). 166


4 x •>*'3?* '-4' etc., etc. All pile tut ted through Carpet, from £6/10/0: 4 x Ss from £ 1 -


H sb, StS and deliveries tree. ColleetloDS , ‘ut0day and we will f*10r>e or wdcall evenings at your ™?Sncc Distance nS objcct.- Beakbanc 68 Sandyeate Burnley.


nenM anrons’C wheels 0r e-tyred'*and ?wX „ 5 C a B. Hargreaves, Moor S } 1 and Woone Lane. Clitberoe.


1527/10/0


marble and Ltd,, 28-30.


I Acme Rollers, grey mottled. — Apply Chatburn’s, Drapers. 17 Accrington Road, Whallcy. Friday


ONE CAS COOKER,' Regulo, grey A ^ t ccir> ,?ne Qa*


to ’m 'n& n t p'm" Silturday 10


Both good condition.—19, Windsor Ave.. CUtheroe. Tel. 1110.


Radio and Bookshelf, £ 5 ios. Od


FORSALE. Oak Wardrobe, Dressing Table and Gas Washer, cheap.


1 ' ‘


A so antlque Oak Table.—Apply. 72, West View, Ciitheroe.


COR N E R HOUSE, King Lane.


Ciitheroe. Tea towels, hand towels and bath towels.


THINK OF EASTER 1 THINK OF US 1


We stook everything lor this soason of the year and indeed every season. Inoluding the latest in Sowing- Maohines, Transistor Radios. Washing Maohines, Radiograms, eto„ etc,


SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO, LTD.


65, KING WILLIAM STREET BLACKBURN. TEL. 6670


IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in a new sewing machine, th e Walter Thoma-


you the widest choice in th e area. Ca l and see our range or ring Nelson 62122 for full particulars, all models.


5?” Sewing Centre. 72/74. Scotland Road. Nelson, Phone 62122, offers


RUSBRIDGE will give you th e best prices for your old JEWELLERY or will make you a good offer in port exchange for new goods.—24, King William Street. Blackburn,


FOR SALE. Cross bred dog. Alsatian- Irlsh Terrier. Police trained. Obe­ dient. ood with children an animals.


3 years old.—31. Tower mu, Cllth- eroe.


MICHAEL KEMP in the DAILY SKETCH says th a t Design-wise the t " VIVA " is so far ahead of It rivals


wearing worried frowns. On a 175 mile Journey th a t took in moun­ ta in passes, country lanes, towns und motorways. I averaged 50 m.p. hour and 40 m.p. gallon.—YOU SEE THEM AT WELLGATE MOTORS LTD., CLITHEROE. Phone 1212/3.


h a t a few car makers may soon be


ANY MAKE OF SEWING MACHINE repaired,


completely tion


Thomason cleaned


Scotland Hoad, Nelson, Ring Nelson 62122 for Immediate attention.


guaranteed. — The Walter Sewing Centre,


overhauled. and oiled


Satisfac­ 72/74,


o cr


FOR SALE. 6 Spray Booths, 3' x 6’ x 6' 6" high, £5 each. 250-gal. Paraffin Tank with pump, £10. Skimming L a t h e , s tarter and switch, 6" swing, £20. " incandes­ cent ” Muffle, £450.—Rippingilles, Carlton Mill, Clithcroe.


FOR SALE. I single Oak Bed, spring and box mattress. 2 Electric Fires. 1 Lawn Mower. 1 heavy Garden Roller. 1 Mobo Bicycle. — Mr. McHugh, 6, Moor Ena, CUtheroe, after 5-30 p.m.


weeks at only 2s. lOd. Get your free entry forms for Hoover Spring­ time Competition from Telehire. Phone Clitheroc 636.


LOANS


LOANS UN8ECURED. E. S. Richards Ltd. 11, Welford Road, Leicester.


LESS THU 1*4 DAY RENTS A


NO DEPOSIT reconditioned


1 7 TV -on ly 6 a week 100%


READY FOR


Fully Integrated I This elegant 11


625 NEW 19" / / PHILIPS / u ' D Minimum Rental Period one year Jl Deposit £6.10.0.


LOWEST EVER


rentai-


MODEL 91521/ OKLY ^ Q A WEEK NOW*


F R E E I NSTALLATION & SERVICE Please reserve for me a


^


ROUND AND ABOUT 1 with. Quifi


't’/Tateftiscr and Times” last week, had a most interesting and colourful life. Educated a t Wesley School.


liswick, London, and whose a_ was reported in the


R. JOHN CHADWICK BROOKS, who died at


Castle, he became secretary to the Hudson’s Bay Company in London.


Clitlieroe, he left at the age of 12 to work at Bankfield


Quarries. After working at Jubilee Mill


he secured an appointment at the Manchester School of Tech­ nology as secretary to a pro­ fessor. Then he moved to London College of Science as a secretary, and became private secretary to Sir William Mather. In the First World War, Mr.


had to have a Russian inter­ preter. When Mr. Brooks left Glamts


only Englishman on the job, and


re-organised all the trading posts and departmental stores in Canada.


While he was in London, he


on him, when he was made an Indian chief, an honour rarely given to white men.


A great honour was bestowed


December, he became honorary' secretary to the King Edward Vllth Memorial fund in London.


After Mr. Brooks retired last


Brooks, who eventually became a major, joined the London Scot­ tish Regiment, and was the first person from Ciitheroe to be wounded. He went convalescing to Glamis Castle, which had been opened as a military hos­ pital by the Earl of Strathmore. During the war he was given


during the 1917 revolution. This was very difficult as he was the


finest herrings. Viiiai«• smoked; nc,™ ; j i n w


Rolled Baltic Burgundy, curry, mushroom, lemon grocers 18 RAILWAY v iew


the O B.E. for the part he played in organising railways in Russia


away from CUtheroe for over 60 years, he had kept In touch with affairs here, by reading the ‘•Advertiser and Times", every week.


Although Mr. Brooks had been


shire Ladies Social Section of the N.P.U. was held at. Trinity Methodist Church.


Jones who spoke on behalf of The Women's Advisory Council on solid fuel. She. gave a most interesting


Tile speaker was Miss A. M.


perty, and improvements which could be made in different types of houses. Her talk was illustrat­ ed with coloured slides.


talk on grants avaUable for con­ verting and modernising old pro­


A N Monday evening the mon- thly meeting of .the Lanca­


10-00 p.m. 12-00


8-30 8-30 8-40


RU-i-LE excursions


C’theroc Whalley Chatbi a.m.


CUTHEROE 16, Weilgatc Departing


a.m. 8-20 8-20


12-40 12-50 p.m.


12-00 12-10 — 12-40 12-50 12-40 12-50 — 2-00


10-00 p.m.


12-00 12-10 . 12-40 12-50 —-


a.m. 8-30 8-30 8-40 p.m.


12-00 12-10 — 12-00 p.m.


p.m. 12-10


8-20 8-20 8-50 p.m.


2-10 — a.m.


8-30 8-40 8-40


6-30 n.m.


12-10 p.m.


8-50 — 8-50 — fi-50 p.m.


8-20


8-50 — 9-50 p.m.


a.m. 8-40 8-40


10-10


6-40 — a.m.


WHALLEY Bus Stand


FROM


CHATBURN Brown Cow


GOOD FRIDAY Rcdcar Circular ............................... Seven Lakes Tour ................. Buxton and Beautiful Dovedale . Aysgurth. Richmond and Ingletoti


Chester Zoo .................................... Southport


........................................


SATURDAY. 28th MARCH Blackpool. Dancing and Theatres


n.m. 8-40


10-10


EASTER SUNDAY. 29th MARCH Whitbv. Saitburn and Rcdcar .. Derbyshire Dales and Chatsworth Bowncss-on-Windermere ............... Aysgarth. Richmond and Ingleton


Chester Zoo .................................... New Brighton via Mersey Tunnel


a.m. 8-40 8-40


—


York ..................................................... SUverdalc. Arnside & Morecambe


EASTER MONDAY. 30th MARCH Scarborough


Morecambe ........................................ ....................................


Southport ........................................


Chester Zoo .................................... Southport


........................................ Belle Vue—Zoo & Pleasure G’dens


TUESDAY. 31st MARCH Chester Zoo ....................................


1RIBBLE MOTOR SERVICES LTD. Book a t Local Office: Mr. Brooks, Park Villas. Whalley, Phone 2279


6. Wellgate. Clitheroc. Phone 176 or at Local Agenoy:


BANK TOP motor house LTD ang el g a r ag e ACCRINGTON RD. BURNLEY TEL.


SPECIALISTS IN QUALITY USED VEHICLES * OPEN DAILY 9 ajn. — 8 p.m. THESE ARE RENOWNED FOR QUALITY


colours and prices from £375 — INSPECT THEM NOW! TOGETHER WITH A FINE SELECTION AS FOLLOWS:


NUMBER Scoptro Sal.: Bronze, heater, washers, overdrive,


196 one owner, 7,000 miles ...................................................... i860 HILLMAN Super Minx Sal.: Mustard, heater, washers, £635


196 one owner, 7,000 miles 1053


ser FORD Cortina D.L. Sal.: Groy, heater, one owner £495 MORRIS Mini Sal.: Surf blue, heater, one owner £395 m o r r is Mini Minor Sal.: Green, heater, washers, one


196 owner, 10,000 miles ..................................................... . . .£ 3 9 5 1963 MORRIS Mini Minor Sal.: Green, heater, waaher*, one


, , AUSTIN A60 Cambridge D.L. Sal.: Grey, heater, waehers, ' ne Qyypor


£585 1962 VAUXHALL Cresta Sal.: Duo blue, heater, radio, washers,


* one owner ............................................................................ £585 Sor. VAUXHALL Cresta Sal.: Yellow/whlte, heater,


199 washers, one owner .......................................................... *585 ser. MORRIS Mini Minor D.L. Sal.: Blue, heater, washers, . . . . £360


1™*


IOC! ser JAGUAR 3.8-litre Sal.: Bronze, radio, overdrive, heater, lOv1


1961 1961


HILLMAN Minx. D.L. Sal.: Blue/whlto, radio, heater, one owner


FORD Zephyr Sal.: Amb blue, heater, disc brakes, one ownor


one owner SINGER Gazollo I lib Sal.; Blue/whlte flash, heater,


........................................ £395 £465 £445


1 washers, one owner .................................................... ... £485 1S61 FORD Popular Saloon Deluxe: Croon, hoater, ono owner


190 twin oarb. engine, one owner ........................... ..........*385 VANDEN PLA8 Princess Sal.i Bleolc/grey, auto-gearbox,


1 heater, ete., one owner ........................................ . . s u n b e am Rapier Sal.: Moonstone/brown, radio, heater, £795


196 washers, rev. counter, etc., one owner and just as new £560 AND A FURTHER SELECTION OF CARS


TRIUMPH Herald Sal.i Goffea/whlte, heater, Waahera,


I960 WOLSLEY 15/60 Sal.: Blue, heater, radio, washers, one owner ................................................................................ £485


1960 FORD Zephyr Sal.: Maroon/whlte, heater, one owner £425 1960 WOLSELEY 6/99 Sal.: Green, radio, heater, etc., one owner only, and completely as new................................ £485


1959 HUMBER Hawk Sal.: Blue/grey, one owner, heater, washers


1959 ROVER 105S Saloon: Blue, overdrive, radio, heater £495 1659 VOLKSWAGEN D.L. Sal.: Blaok, one owner, heater £350 1959 RILEY 2.6 Sal.: Duo green, heater, washers, etc. . . £250 1959 JAGUAR 2.4-lltre Sal.: Blue, heater, radio, overdrive £530 1959 SUNBEAM Rapier Sal.: Duo green, heater ............. £395 1958 CITROEN l.D. 19 Sal.: Grey/red, heater ..................... £440 1959 BENTLEY “R” Type Sal.: Duo groy, radio, hoator . . £796 1948 BENTLEY Standard Steel, heater ................................ £295


ESTATE CARS


1962 FORD Anglia Estate Car; Yellow/whitc, heater, one owner, unmarked ............................................................. £440


1961 MORRIS 1000 Traveller's Car: Grey, heater, one owner ___£405


1961 MORRIS Oxford D.L. Estate Car: Grey, heater, washers, one family from new .........................................


£550


1957 MORRIS 1090 Deluxe Traveller's Car: Heater, black £250 LIGHT VANS


1962 THAMES 5owt Van: Grey, heater, ono owner ............£275 1961 M0RRI8 Commerolal J4 isowt. Van: Blaok. heater passenger seat, one owner .......................................... £250


1880 THAMES 50WL Van: Yellow, heater, two owners . . £155 1980 THAMES Towt. Van: Red, heater, one owner ............£165 1960 AUSTIN A50 lOowt. Van: Cream or blue, choloo two £215 1960 OOMMER 8cwt. Express Van: Heater, one ownor . . £185


1961 THAMES 5owt. Van: Blue, heater, passenger seat, two owners


............ *175 12 & 14, AND VANS AT CLEARANCE PRICES ............................................................................ £445 PER WEEK No De Including!


HOOVER, ENGI


AND ALL Lit, REL / Sundays 2 — 5 p.m. FORD CONSULS — Choice of ten — Saloons and Convertibles, 1960-61-62 models, various


18 6 15/9 13/0 12/6


8/6 7. 0


4 6


20-0 14/3 12.0 12/6


9 3 7 0 6/0


8-6


17. 6 11/9 9/9


8. 6 7/0


8/6 8 /6


TV REI


Example 19"


105—625 Lj|


8/11 PER (Reducing Renj


Initial Payment £'| No more to pay i'o l


Choice oi several | Minimum Rental


5204/5


I NAME................................................................................................... ■ ADDRESS .................................................................................


I *


bUAIII, C-. Combined s Washer, good


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


35 m.m. GERMAN CAMERA with case. Photophia Rangefinder. Flash­ gun. Ply D e v e l o p i n g Tank. Printing Frames. D i s h e s and Chemical Measures. — Offers and viewing to: 7, Queen Street, Low Moor, Clitheroc. «


RU8BRIDGE for high-class WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRS. All work carried out by our own craftsmen and fully guaranteed.—24. King William Street. Blackburn. Tel. 7920.


SEW THE ELECTRIC WAY! Let us convert your sewing machine to an


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rpHE ivords of (lie popular i came vividly io mind a i ;


eroe struggled to secure a pniif Rain fell steadily on SaiT


was muddy before the imme game and by the time the mil like a bog. Good fooibaii under iIicmI


conditions was, of course I impossible, and as the C'lithl eroe p l a y e r s fiddled ani I flapped about, and as the for-| wards repeatedly fell into tlb offside trap, the few spectator shivered and sighed, no doubil thinking they were paying a | high price for their loyalty. Clithcroc's future may welll


rest upon the result of this I game, for Barrow Reserves are I stable companions at the foot ] of the table. A win for CU'.heror. therefore. I


although Clitlieror had one | glorious moment, when they I scored twice in a minute, the | visitors equalised and might we'.! have ended the game with vie-1


would have been of double value. As it was, Barrow Reserve took the lead in the first, half and I


tory. Both teams mi ssed easy I


chances caused by defensive | lapses, but Barrow Reserve seemed the fitter team.


roe were noted for their 90 minute non-stop displays, but it appears that day has long since passed.


almost to have lost their will to win. there are not enough players fighting for the ball and there are some members of the team who seem almost indiffe­ rent if they are not in possession.


guine supporter begins to get apprehensive if Ciitheroe are at least not one goal in front in the last ten minutes. In these days Ciitheroe teem


NOT GOOD ENOUGH


the shadow of relegation lengthens, etc., etc...yet this is just the plain sad truth. Saturday's game revealed all too clearly that the present team


tiresome for readers to be told almost every week that CUtheroe are fast running into trouble, that new blood is needed, and


N'o doubt it becomes a little Indeed, even the most san­ There was a time when CUthe­


is not good enough. Surely it Is in the interests o(


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everyone concerned to pay atten­ tion to these matters NOW and not wait until Clitheroo have fallen out of the top division or, for that matter, out of football altogether, before ofloring any I adverse criticism. ;


display never sparing himself BRITISH LEGION


Weekly Double and Treble DOUBLE: 29, 13


TREBLE: 13, 25. 8


made on Saturday was the intro-1 duction of Eric Bush at right- I back in place of Derek Hayes | was was unavailable. Bush gave a reasonably good


One interesting ' experiment I I


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