EXPERIENCED SHORTHAND TYPIST FOR OFFICE AT CFIATBURN


J-JAVE you lost a black and white rabbit or do you


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know anyone who has lost one!


Mrs. E. Parker, of 16 EslUon Terrace. Clitheroe found one whilst out shopping on December 21st. She dis­ covered a black and white Dutch rabbit in Woone Lane, opposite Hargreaves’ shop, and took it home with her.


Since that time Mrs. Parker has made many enquiries in a vain bid to iind the rabbit’s owner even going as far as Primrose Bridge.


She told an Advertiser and Times reporter on Wed­ nesday: “It was very hun­ gry when I found it and is obviously a pet since one can feed it by hand.”


When asked whether she would keep it if allowed to do so, Mrs. Parker replied: “If no one claims it I shall give.it to my son, Mr. E. Parker, of Bashall Hall Cottage, Bashall Eaves, who has other rab­


bits.”


Mrs. Parker continued: “I hope someone does claim the rabbit especially if some child is missing his or her pel.”


An unusual, bul nevertheless, fascinating view of the ancient Whallcy- Parish Church from King Street.


_______________ . THE STARS AND YOU hy CAPRICORN J APRICORN (December 21 to


relationship will run into didicul- tics tills week. Choose your words and actions carefully. Try to dis­ cuss the problem openly but with­ out rancour.AQUARIUS (January 20 to Feb­ ruary 181: Don't be Impatient if plans do not bear fruit immedi­ ately. Events are moving in your favour and you can relax and wait for things to start working out. 2 PISCES (February 19 to March


anuary 10): A close personal


FOR WEEK BEGINNING C JANNARY 10. 1900


rease your sense of ■ security and


toes. Take care not to leave out an Important associate when making social plans.TAURUS (April 21 to May 20): In a business matter good judg­ ment brings its reward. You will attract flattering attention from a superior, and you should take this opportunity to put across other ideas.GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): You may tend to panic' because there appears to be much to do. Tackle jobs one at a time, without getting flustered. Delegate and ask for help wherever possible: YCANCER (June 21 to July 211:


Taajor tasks face you at work. w ckle them vigorously and don't


plans into effect. ■ ' " MARIES (March 21 to April 20): orry about treading on a few


more cautious friends to restrain you. Heed their advice. This is not an auspicious time for launching new schemes. D LEO (July 22 to. August 21):


a ou may be impatient to plunge


2 VIRGO (August 22 to September f 2): There will be every chance to oorge ahead and get the best out


„ ■ . f life. Aim as high as you like;


vour chances of success are good. Family get-together brings special happiness. LIBRA (September 23 to October


22): To gain financially you should approach business problems with care, allowing for the weakness of others. You may be on your own. l You will get plenty of advice but


taking on new responsibilities. r Sunday: You will make progress ocial life will bring exciting meet­ _______


luight from the start and will be S cky where money is concerned.


•


i 01: A rather long-drawn-out affair anvolving money should now reach c happy conclusion. This will in­ provide a basis for putting new


December 201: A big improvement t in money matters will enable you


will depend on your support for a social plan, so don't let them down


o afford that extra luxury. Others


y Monday: Fortune will smile on. you in the early months of the sear. Tills will help you to get ytarted with new plans. Later on t ou may need this initial Impetus


THE WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS


o carry you through difficulties. mTuesday: Fewer demands will be


. he year, with one or two setbacks, imay depress you but tilings soon smprove dramatically. You make aubstantial progress in your work


head and resent the .attempts of t etails will become very important


his week. Overlook a small but vital item and you could land in serious difficulties. Reassurance on a money matter will help you greatly.


io during the year ahead. Possibil­ Dty of a change of surroundings.


home.Thursday: Review your position t and make plans that you can stick on't rush Into things without


nd get more fun from life at


careful thought. a Friday: This year will give you


you have little faith, are wildly successful. Think twice before


othing while others, in- which


wn decisions. •R Saturday: Disconcerting year.


res chance to break away from old s ponsibilities and make a fresh gtart. Refuse to take things for oranted. Make and stand by your


neally exciting plans come to


Money problems will ease and you enjoy added prestige' at work. Romance is in the air. ■ t Wednesday: An uneven start to


b ade on you this year and you will e able to enjoy yourself more.


ber 22): A close friend or associate may let you down this week. Don't view this with bitterness but find out all the details. Keep your plans fluid so that you can make chan­ ges when the need arises. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 to


ittle'practical help. SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem­


DRUGS FOUND


J)ANGEROUS drugs which were taken in a black


medical bag from a doctors car on Christmas Eve were this week found on the river bank at Brungerlcv Bridge, Clithcroe, by a Clithcroc man, Mr. W. H. Proctor of Rich­


search going on for the person or persons, who took the bag which contained morphine and barbiturates from the car of Dr. Michael ' Gornall, of Healey Mount, Burnley when it was parked* ■ outside the Moorcock Inn, Waddington. It.is thought that none of the contents of the bag has been


mond Terrace. There is still a widespread


vate belongings was taken from a car also, parked outside the Moorcock Inn on Christmas Eve. Lancashire County Police had


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ings and establish one important friendship.


Stopped lire


being serious


QUICK action on the part of Mr. J. Wj Mercer,


the father of the company secretary, prevented a serious outbreak of fire at Wellgate Motors Ltd., Clitheroe, on


an upstairs window and ruslied in to tell the storeman, Mr. John


Tuesday afternoon. He noticed smoke coming from


Whitehall. He, together with a self-employed decorator, Mr. H. J. Cooper ,87, West View, Clith­ eroe, attempted to climb the stairs but were beaten back by


and Times reporter: "We couldn't get up the stairs because of the smoke." When they did


dense clouds of smoke. Mr. Cooper told an Advertiser


reach the upstairs storeroom they were just in time to remove some highly inflammable


stolen. Another bag containing pri­


been co-operating with the West Riding Police in a wide search for the drugs, and are still searching for thieves.


returned from my dinner and had been upstairs about five minutes before Mr. Mercer came •in.” Tlie fire brigade was quickly on the scene and managed to pre­ vent a blaze developing. Damage was caused to the floor


of the room, some spares, and some car tyres but was not serious. The cause-is believed to be an electrical fault-


material. . The storeman said: "I had just


JUNIOR CLERK TYPIST FOR OFFICE AT CLITHEROE


Apply in writing, giving details


of age, education and experience to the Accountant,


Ribblesdale Cement Ltd., Clitheroe.


IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED CLITHEROE WORKS REQUIRE


WELDER


An experienced welder is required for plant maintenance and occasional labrication work.


FITTERS and ELECTRICAL FITTERS


Tradesmen (apprentice trained) are also required for plant maintenance and installation work.


A contributory Pension Scheme is in operation together with other benefits.


Application, In person or in writing, to: Mr. A. T. Stephenson, Imperial Chemical Industries Limited (Agricultural Division), Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME. WHALLEY


time.


( Applications are Invited for the Night Sister—part-


ollowing posts: Midwifery


Domcstic Assistant. Nursing Auxiliary—Part-time.


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


BMale Ward Ordorly for night duty. 8asic wage for 42 hour week £11 7s.


day duties worked. wNursing


eek.


d. Double time paid for any Sun­ Auxiliary—3 nights per


WEST RIDING COUNTY COUNCIL


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE, BOWLAND SEC. SCHOOL KITCHEN


Applications arc invited for the £6The rate of pay Is 3/11! per hour,


position of a 321 hour maid in the above school kitchen.


wit 8s. 4d. for a 5-day school week, du h pay at half rate as retainer


nd mid-day meal provided free. s Letters of application should be


ring school holidays. a White overalls and caps, laundry


6th January, quoting date of birth, previous experience and the names and addresses of two persons to whom reference may be made.


1ent to the undersigned by Saturday,


D. MATTHEW. Divisional Education Officer.


Education Office. Water Street, Skipton;


MAN REQUIRED for 3 hours work t dally (hours may be worked r, any


d. per week.—Write Box No. D3, Advertiser and Times.


Oime day or evening) 5 days, £3 10s.


CAFE WAITRESS REQUIRED dinner times only, Mon. to Frl.—Exper­ ience not essential.—Write Box No. D2. Advertiser and Times.


LADIES’ HAIRDRESSING—girl 15-16 years required to train, or Easter school leaver.—Apply Helen’s. 17, Accrington Rd„ Whallcy. Tel 3393.


GOOD CAREFUL DRIVER with clean i licence smart appearance and res­


sdent in Clitheroe.—Apply Tomlin­


on’s (Clitheroe) Ltd., Central Garage, York Street, Clitheroe.


YARDMAN REQUIRED 3 or 4 morn­ ings per week.—Apply Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe.


WELLGATE MOTORS LTD.


KING LANE SHOWROOMS CLITHEROE


SELECTED GUARANTEED USED CARS FOR ALL THE FAMILY


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CHOICE OF FAMOUS BRANDS * ODDMENTS IN MANY SIZES


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YOU KNOW OUR REPUTATION FOR GOOD SHOES


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5 NEW MARKET ST, BLACKBURN


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1965 VAUXHALL, Victor de Luxe, two tone blue, immaculate condition .............. ......... £670


1964 VAUXHALL, Victor de Luxe, grey, *4 speed gearbox, excellent condition ,,........ £515,


‘J964 VICTOR Super, blue, 4 speed gearbox,. disc brakes, etc. ..................................................£500


1963 (1964 model) VAUXHALL/ VIVA D/L, 23,000 miles only ........................................... £430


1962 VICTOR de Luxe, only 25,000 miles, in . ■ excellent condition .'..................................


J 961 MORRIS: Oxford,two-tone green, a really first class ca r ,.....................................................£360


1961 HILLMAN Minx, a very clean car ......... £295 *


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■1961 SINGER - Gazelle convertible,' red/\vhite, excellent condition throughout


, .£300 1960 TRIUMPH Herald, ■ Two-tone' blue/white £245


I960' (1961 model) VICTOR Estate two tone .. ■grey/green ..........I...;..................................... -£320


1959 (I960 model) VAUXHALL Vclox,' maroon/grey, one owner, 24,000 miles only £265


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OR PERHAPS YOU MAY PREFER THIS EKCO 19" DE-LUXE TELEVISION


Wonderful design and duality engineering t make the Ekoo 433 tho


Pelevision of the yoar! oress-button tuning is t no of the luxury foa.


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LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL No. 5 HEALTH DIVISION


u Applications are invited for tlic endermentioned vacancies which Axist at "Castleford” Home for the


eek).


ged, Queen's Road. Clitheroe. wDomestics (£8 12s. 4d. per 42 hour wFemale Attendant (15 hours per


BLACKBURN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY CLITHEROE DISTRICT


GROCERY BRANCH MANAGER REQUIRED


Trade Union Wages and Conditions, Superannuation I Scheme


Apply — Area Supervisor 2 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE THE BLACKBURN TIMES


Immediate Vacancies — - FOR


eek, 4/52d. per hour). wThe working week of the domestics


Warden at "Castleford” (Tel. Clith- eroo 1417).


Divisional Medical Officer, No. 5 Health Division 19. St. James St., Accrington, not later than 17th January, 1966.


rmation can be obtained from the Completed forms to be sent to the


DAILY HELP REQUIRED to assist in housework, on bus route. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. dally. Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, or hours to suit applicant.— Write Box No. Dl. Advertiser and Times.


LADIES! Whilst we are not the biggest name In Mall Order we are independent, progressive, efficient and happy! We do not set Impos­ sible targets, but offer a decent level of earnings for a reasonable output. Why not write to our Area Manager, 69. Garden Walk. Ashton, t Preston, Lancs. He will be pleased


do arrange an interview to discuss


e il be reduced to 40 hours with t ffect from 6th February, 1966 and


2


he pay will remain the same. foApplication forms and further in­


COMPOSITORS £


HAND (N.G.A.)


5 day week—Some overtime—Own pension scheme APPLY


GENERAL MANAGER NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN. Tel. 52345


PACKER & RESERVE VAN DRIVER Full employment. 5 day 40 hour week. Some


overtime. Own pension scheme. Only reliable man considered.


Apply Gen. Manager, BLACKBURN TIMES, Northgale


SINGLE HANDED KEEPER/WOOD- MAN required for agricultural


estate situated in North East Lan­ cashire. Duties will include vermin control. No rearing. Free house available.—Apply in writing giving I the names of two references to:


eyors. Littlemoor, Clltheroe. Lancs.


etails of this congenial work. Pull Time and Part Time vacancies. PART TIME work fits in very nicely with school hours and leaves plenty of time for household chores.


YOUNG LADY, spontaneous, alert and genuinely fond of young chil­


vngham & Yorke, Chartered Sur­


WANTED. STEADY RELIABLE DRIVER for coal delivery. Good family house available to suitable person. Good wage and conditions. —R. & J. Wilkinson-.- Coal Merch­ ants. Grimsargh Station, Near Preston.


1 o the Principals. Tel. Clithcroc 3.


dren required at Moorland School, Clithcroe. to assist with bathing, hair washing, etc., daily, cither 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. or 5 n.m. to 8-30 p.m. t Resident post if preferred.—Apply


GLEANING AND KITCHEN STAFF required, part-time or full-time. Suitable applicants live in Clithcroo or Chatburn area.—Details apply Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. Tel, Chatburn 202.


WEBSTERS BIG ECK0 VALUE


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T-RUT-EX HEAD OFFICE


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We havo a limited number of clerical vacancies al our Head Office.


Applications are invited from Girls under 20 years of age with some clerical experience. Typing ability not required..


We can offer top clerical wages, good holidays, 5-day week, most attractive working conditions and interesting work to suitable applicants.


Apply in writing to the above address or telephone Mr. John H. Whitehead, at Chatburn 261.


DEFEATED 1—2 Clithcroe und


Their champio


wish to over-empha: ant evidence to sug


t0P’ Failure to coll, for chief honours nc A victory for C


able value and a g r Some sympathy


eiven to the Shaw Bi for in one hectic sp Clithcroe goalmouth the reserve goalkec tising for Wallac carried off with cashed knee and M


took over in goal. It was while W


handicap when th right had to go off minutes with a leg ir The ground was vei


off tho field tha scored their secon- The home side also


a strong cross-wind v, right across the groi Under the conditio both teams quite a tir


down. Leyland attacked


right wing and a c Clarkson found Evans


end and a good bail bank reached Gill an centre, Heaton gavi


but he shot wide. Play was moving fi


corner. Prom the kick, Bi


again but Wallban! with his shot and sessed by Gornall. Walker conceded r,


straight into Eastlia Clitheroe attacki


Bradshaw threatened. SPORTS FOR


GOAL G


yyH EN Mel NVid first started [


goalkeeper. Now it a real terror to opp Mel started hi:


career as a goal junior school, and i by acccident tha moved. Before one regular outside i injured, and Mel v


nical and Grammar played for the schcx


to fill the wing po: Educated at Blacl


for Blackburn School when he was at th Grammar that he inside and partnc Ratcliffe, who was 1 for Blackburn Rover Mel's first taste


league games. sc< goals. He made Ins on February 6 at £ against Bacup Bor eroe lost that game scored Clitheroe's go Thus season he is


last season. Last year, Mel pli


toHe left Clitheroe n, but returned to


better, for after mis: league game, he h: tile last 16 matche: goals. A strange fact al


tion football was Harwood. From th< to Padiham bef Clitheroc.


old Mel this seasoi struck a goal famine score in the first games, but then hac tion of scoring in tive games; in tlu netted eight time: In tile last two :


Played in three Clitheroe, centre side right and ri told me that he half, but “I don't a chance getting tunity there as Playing so well at Born in Blackbn


Lower si


' deteriorated thi added “T think I much lower this doesn't seem to b teams in the leag Me! continued


He was quite s at Combiuatlo:


things into acc Clitheroe have chance for the very well placed some hard mat* ® February and Among his mt


ago when Cllthe


Chester Street, BI employed at Blacl ted Paper Co., Ltc


ences, he put twe mg out vividly ii Tile first was £


at Winsford in I the now disbar


Olitheroe a 2:—0 things got out of of our players, i


and Cheshire Ii Mei said “I see


were ordered b( smg room, cii game oy 4—2."


memories were did the treble ov mg them In the


His other out:


and when Clitl: oambe2— 1 in Shaw. Bridge a


' - h way throug' Vers.


. ’puld . change t : ortunlty. . |A strong play


eroe players thi ^tle should ' be combination fc that there was


Sdhred the winn before the end. se agreed * w


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