3 CUthcroc Advertiser and Times, Thursday, April 7, J966 COASTING TO EASY


WIN THEN AT


go cither way. After two line away games


last week, this defeat comes as an anti-climax and puts Clitheroe back at the middle


of the table. Clitheroe started very well


end Wallbank tried a long shot which whistled inches wide. Minutes later Murphy sent a


long free kick floating into the Clitheroe goalmouth but Wal­


lace was touted and the attack was cleared. After seven minutes Clitheroe


Hopkinson. A bouncing ball caused Udall


caster attack when he tackled


some ditHculty in the strong cross-wind which was blowing. Sims received the bail and passed it out to Kenyon. Tile outside right crossed the ball but Udall just beat Bibby for possession. Nightingale did well to beat three opposing forwards before


clearing the ball. Heminsley tackled Baltcrsby


and tlie referee awarded a penalty after 24 minutes. Murphy strode up to take the kick, but shot about a yard wide


of the post. Kirk took a free lack, but Wallbank could not control the


bouncing ball and a chance


increased their lead. Wallbank’s shot was deflected by a defen­ der to Bibby, who shot home from about five yards. Wallace made two good saves


was lost. After 32 minutes Clitheroe


in quick succession from Bils­ borrow and Hopkinson respec­


tively. Baron, made a 40-yaviJ run,


and ended it with a fierce ground shot which Udall did well to save. Hobson was unlucky with a


'.lobbed shot that Udti.ll saved at point-blank range. Half-time: Lancaster City 0,


Clitheroe 2. Lancaster made a sensational


took the lead wnen Wallbank hit a direct free kick into the


roof of the net. Sumner broke up another Lan­


CLITHEROE LANCASTER


Clitlicroe’s experiment of playing Chris Sims at centre forward did not pay off


at Lancaster on Tuesday, Clitheroe look a ivell-deserved 2-0 half-time lead but cracked up in the second


halt when Lancaster fought back with .to score three goal s. This was perhaps, Sims’ most incITcclivc game for Clitheroe, for he just did not


]ook the part at centre forward lhc defence later in the game. Clitheroe were shaken when the home side scored seconds after the interval, and from then on the game could


in fact he did much better when he dropped back to Clitheroe: Wallace: Sumner,


when lie passed to Wallbank who was just wide with his shot.


his final shot was inches wide. Sims retaliated for Clitheroe


high ball from Smith. Minutes later Wallace knocked


Wallace did well to hold a1


a header from Lecper against the liar. After 83 minutes Bilsborrow


gave Lancaster the lead when he raced past two defenders and


shot past the advancing Wallace Kenyon centred in Clitheroe’s


clearance in another Lancaster foray. Wallbank hesitated in front


next attack but a diving header from Sims went wide. Sumner made a good headed


of the goal when given a chance in the final minutes. Teams: Lancaster City; Udall;


Heminsley; Kirk, Nightingale, Baron; Kenyon, Hobson, Sims, Wallbank, Bibby. Referee: Mr. A. Moir of Chorley.


LEAGUE TABLE P W D


Chorley .............. 33 19 10 S. Liverpool ____31 21 5 Netherfield ____31 17 9 Horwich .......... 28 18 3 Morccambe ____32 14 10 Skclmersdale .. 30 17 Fleetwood . . . . . 30 17 Barrow Reserves 32 16 Great Harwood . 30 14 Clitheroe ............. 31 15 Lancaster .......... 32 14 Marine .............. 26 15


LPt 5 48 5 47 5 43 7 39 8 38


10 37 10 37 11 37 9 35


Webb, Murphy: Smith', Hog- garth. M o r ri s : Battersbv, Leeper, Bilsborrow. Gallagher, Hopkinson.


Droylsden .......... 51 9 10 12 28 Burscough ___32 9 Le.vland Motors . 31 10 Nelson ................34 Bacup Borough . 32 Guinness Export 26 St. Helens..........31 Southport Res. . 30 Prescot


6 12 34 3 8 33


................32 Rossendale ____29


DUNSOP W.I. WINS COMPETITION


J),UNSOP Bridge lias gained thc honour of winning the Lancashire Women’s Institule’ Scrapbook compelilion.


W.I. g r o u p meeting


----------------------‘— --------------1 Second Place went to Goos- nargh and Whittingham and third place to Appley Bridge. There was an entry of 66,


ripHE Bowland Forest Group Meeting of tlie W.I. was


held at the Congregational School, Clitheroe on Friday. Despite the atrocious weather


conditions, 156 peupie attended the event. Grindletcn Women's Institute


efforts well-saved by Wallace as the home side added to their pressure. Leeper forced Wallace to make


start to the second half when I Leeper lobbed the ball over Wallace into the back of tlie net. Smith had two goal - worthy


was the hostess, and after wel­ coming the visiting institutes, Miss G, Hardacre, president of Grindleton W.I. presented sprays to the speaker. Lady Bomandi, Miss Bomanji. Mrs. Lupton president of Wadding- ton WI, Mi's. Altham president of Downham WI, Mrs. Varley .vice-president of Saw’


a brilliant diving save after the Clitheroe defence had been


caster after 05 minutes after Nightingale had cleared to Leeper and the inside right passed to the centre forward. Who shot thc ball home. Kenyon got Clitheroe going


but was brought down when he was clean through. The referee spoke lo Hoggarth


split open. Bilsborrow equalised for Lan­


and Mrs. Capstick, the Area Convenor.


.ey WI, Lady Bomanji, of Harrogate,


gave a most interesting talk on “My Philosophy of Life.” Both Lady Bomanji and her daughter were dressed in beautiful saris, hand embroidered with real silver thread. Mrs. Varley, of Sawlcy, proposed a vote of thanks.


During the social time, a short


and Hobson after one incident. Baron put through a good


forward pass to Wallbank but the inside left was ruled offside. Gallagher ran through


play “The Waxworks,” musical items and a one-act comedy “The Help Committee,” were given by Grindletcn members. They were thanked by Mrs. Altham of Downham, for an


but enjoyable evening.


CASTLE FETE QUEEN’S NEW REGALIA


M i y tj W j this is my news


rPHE Castle Fete Queen, •Miss Patricia Owen of


Caldcr Avenue, Billington, was crowned for the second time on Monday evening at a meeting at Clitheroe Town


Hall. This time she was crowned


with a beautiful crown made specially for her /by Mr. Ernest MacNaughlon, who is a member o^ the Castle Fete


committee. Mrs. MacNaughlon made


thc lovely robe which Miss ..Owen wears with her crown.


Mr. MacNaughton began


his hobby of making jewels from odd stones and brooches in 1953 before the coronation. Six months ago he took up


this hobby seriously by designing and making a tiara for Miss Owen to wear at a function at Clilhcroc Hos­ pital. He also made the lovely


sceptre to match the crown. The most difficult part of


his task was, lie said, collect­ ing all the odd jewellery from his friends.


judged at the Manchester City Library by Mr. H. R. Page, city treasurer, Mr. R. Walmsley and Mrs. J. E. Bell, of Cheshire, who said that each scrapbook had merit and that they had en­ joyed their task.


rian, added that the scrapbooks were ‘‘a record of our time and their preservation would be of great importance to future liis torians.”


Mr. D. 1. Colley, City Libra­


show at the City Library and at the LFWI autumn council


The scrapbooks are to go on meeting. 11 35


17 24 17 24 21 21 20 21 14 20 19 20 19 18 20 18 17 17


o


Honour for old bov of


u/


grammar school


FORMER Whalley resi­ dent and an old boy of


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Mr. Harry Daven­ port Hargraves, lias been appointed chairman-elect of (he Association of Rural District Council Surveyors. The 20th annual confer­


ence of the Association will be held at Blackpool from


April 25 to April 26. Mr. Hargravcs’s faflier, Mr.


C. P. Hargraves, was clerk and steward at Calderstones ■ Hos­ pital. Mr. Hargraves was born in


Preston in 1909, and was edu­ cated at Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School. He was articled to


thc Borough Engineer of Clitheroe and, in 1930, went to Liverpool where he worked for five years in the drainage department.


Willenhall Urban D i s t r i c t Council, Stalls., Walsall County Borough Council and eventually to the Rural District Councils of Repton and Sevenoaks before


Subsequently he went to


(Council of the Association of Local Government Engineers and Surveyors since the fii'st elections in 1948 representing rural district engineers and sur­ veyors and took an active part in the production of the associ­ ation's bulletin.


going to Swale as engineer and surveyor in 1551. He had been a member of the


Cricket was his principle pas­


time until about six years ago and now lie collects early Eng: lisli water colour drawings.


He is a member of the Insti­


first paper sack system of refuse storage and collection in Eng­ land.


tution of Municipal Engineers and a fellow or the Royal Society of Health. He was the instigator of the


SITUATIONS VACANT


OFFICE CLEANER required, two hours, three mornings per week, o or evenings. New premises to bo


pened shortly.—Apply Adver­ tiser and Times.


GENERAL HELP required for small residential country inn. Good working conditions, good meals.' travelling expenses and travelling time paid. Cleaner also required, mornings only.— Phono or call. Tlie Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. 205.


____________


C.W.S. CREAMERY, Chaiglcy. Female dairy worker required. 6 days per week. Average weekly wage £10.—Apply to the Man­ ager. Tel. Stonyhurst 217 or 249.


SMART GIRL required to help lady in smafl non-lieensed cater­ ing house. West Bradford. Meals provided. Tel. Clitheroe 383.


DRIVER REQUIRED for 8-whecl T tipper.—Apply J. H. Myers. Ltd.


el. Clitheroe 1085. (Not during Easter weekend).


CLEANER REQUIRED, approx 11 hours, three mornings per week. Hargreaves Bros., 37, Castle S t , Clitheroe.


CLEANERS REQUIRED---Apply Lancaster Hosiery Co. Ltd.. Waterloo Mill. Clitheroe


EXPERIENCED GIRL required for bakery, or someone willing to learn.—-Apply 33. Woone Lane,


Clitheroe or telephone 596.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


D Full-time Domestic. Part-time


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


Ward Orderly— 40 hour week. Applications to Matron.


omestic. Female Rehabilitation


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMIT TEE


Geriatric Ward. Excellent accommodation — available if required.Applications to Matron.


Ward Sister required for SITUATION NOW FILLED


THE MILK MARKETING BOARD rthank all who replied to their


recorders and now confirm th a t the vacancies have been filled.


CLITHEROE TEAM


changes for tomorrow’s tough away game at Fleetwood, although a


Clitheroe make a number of


positional. Chris Sims returns to centre


c ou pl e are


half and Mel Widdup comes back in at centre forward. Left back and outside right


ecent advertisement for milk


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


SITUATIONS VACANT


EXPERIENCED MECHANIC REQUIRED


GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS


— Apply in person to — SERVICE MANAGER


WELLGATE MOTORS LTD. CLITHEROE


NORTH WESTERN GAS BOARD CLITHEROE UNDERTAKING


MAINTENANCE MECHANIC


Good rale of pay with regular overtime. Average earnings over 121 per week. Good conditions. Tradesmen such as welders or motor mechanics would be suitable.


Apply STATION ENGINEER


GAS WORKS, CLITHEROE TEL. 773


TRINIDAD MASTIC SUPPLY CO. LTD. HORROCKSFORD, CLITHEROE


HAVE A VACANCY FOR A YOUNG MAN


Aged 16—18 years to be trained as a


MASTIC ASPHALT


CONTROL TECHNICIAN in thc Clitheroe Laboratory


Apply in writing to thc Works Manager


DRIVER REQUIRED by F. Ash­ croft & Son Ltd., Corn Merch­ ants Lamb Roe, Whalley. 6/- ner hour, plus overtime rates, minimum £16-12-0 for 49 hours. —Tel. Whalley 2107.


AGENTS WANTED in all areas covered by this paper for Vern­ ons Football Pools.—Apply Area Manager. 33. Albert Street,


Pacliham.


are the positions that have not yet been confirmed as yet. Arthur Gill is still out of the


reckoning with a scalded foot. The team will be picked


from: Wallace; Sumn e r, Nightingale or I-Ieminsley; Kirk, Sims, Baron; K e n y o n or Freedy, Hobson, Widdup, Wall- bank, Bibby. Anyone wishing to go to the


match tomorrow should be at Shaw Bridge early for the coach leaves the ground at 9-0 a.m.


EXPERIENCED MANAGER re­ quired for small self-service grocery-provisions store in Cfith- eroc town centre. This post oilers a good salary well above average to successful applicant. —Write in first Instance to Mr. G. M. West. 6, Oakwood Road. Chorley. or telephone Chorley 5124.


FITTER OR TRAINEE required for Interesting assembly work on Hydraulic stackers, etc.—Apply Lodematic. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Works, Primrose. Tel. Clitheroe


209. Part-time


WAITRESS is required


— Apply — Spread Eagle Hotel


Sawley, Nr. Clitheroe Tel: Chatburn 202


YOUNG LADY ASSISTANT for check-out duty and general store work in small self-service unit In Clitheroe town centre.—Write In first instance 'to Mr. G. M. West. 6, Oakwood Road. Chorley or telephone Chorley 5124.


YOUR USED CAR CENTRE


ANY MAKE OF NEW OR USED CAR SUPPLIED — Every vehicle over £250 carries our 3 months’ warranty


1963 AUSTIN A60; finished maroon with tan upholstery: mechanically and bodily very sound ........... ..................................... £495


1962 BEDFORD VAN; finished blue; recon­ ditioned: one owner ................................ £125


I960 WOLSELEY 15/60; bluc/grey; in much better than average condition; a demon­ stration run in this car will convince you it’s a bargain ............................................. £325


1960 A35 VAN; finished grey; very low mile­ age: well tyred .............................


£100


TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER Saloon; finished in black; lour new tyres; new engine; new gearbox; new dutch; new brakes; must be seen to be appreciated £65


1958 A55 PICK-UP in good running order; this vehicle must sell at this give-away price .............................................................. £55


8-30 a.m. lill 7 p.ni. Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 6«p.m. Siuylay


QUALITY PETROL at 4/11 a gallon REGULAR at 4/7 a gallon"


WHY PAY MORE? PETROL VIP OILS LOCAL RAT TOWN CENTRE. PREMIE TIMBER/ASBESTI


DELIVERED ERECTED TERMS PLANS


dhotis. Grecnnousc.s, Extensions. Interwoven Fe Coal Bunkers Open Daily 8.P.0 a.m.-o. Weekends to 4 p.m. Send Colour Brochure


Branch Road. Lower Dr Tel. 43525.


BAWDLAN’DS (. TEL


CENTRAL TEL. FOR ALL MOTOR VEHICLE


SERVICING, SPARES, REPAIRS, M.O.T. TESTING, ETC.


"


Jubli e<e Longriidlgce


Telephone 2283


SITUATIONS VACANT


Calderstones Hospital, Management Committee Calderstones Hospital, Whalley, Near Blackburn


SCHOOL FOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN


Vacancies as ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS will occur in lhc hospital school after the summer


holidays. Applications arc now being considered from


suitably qualified young ladies aged at least IS years in August, 1966. Successful applicants who do noi possess qualifications will be given lhc opportunily to qualify in due course. Salary scale £435 at 18 years of age rising lo £695, per annum willi an additional £70 per annum


for approved qualifications. Applications to thc Group Secretary at the hospital


not later than 30 April, 1966.


TRADE APPRENTICESHIPS IN ENGINEERING


ROLLS-ROYCE LIMITED, BARNOLDSWICK


invito applications from youths up to the age of 16 years 6 months who'wish to be considered for their summer intake of Trade Apprentices with a view to becoming skilled Millers, Turners. Fitters, etc.


Requests (in writing) for application forms must be made before April 22nd lo:


The Employment Officer, Rolls-Royce Limited, Barnoldswick, Colne, Lancs.


LAND R( SELECT


2964 FORD Cortina 4 small mileage. M tained vehicle.


1964 AUSTIN 1100. good condition il


1963 HILLMAN Stipe 20.000 miles onl out.


I960 VAUXHALL V taxed.


1959 AUSTIN A50 throughout.


THREE MONTH. C


COMPETITIVE I INSURANCE


ANY MAKE OI CALL


OPEN 8 a. AT TENT IOI EURAWASH I


SINGLE WAS VALET


ALL the matches in


V*- Clitheroe and Dist, Amateur League were pt noned on Saturday owing' {he adverse weather c


d i t i o n s , Chipping s home game v ,


Gisburn in the second roi of the Aitken Shield, wh should have been played Saturday will be played


Every


STUBBS’ DE R em o v e r * CEDAR .STK


3 linos:—57 Same Day Estimat


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