a z a m SITUATIONS VACANT


\ 0 The Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, 'August 12, 1966 ‘ '


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• Lady Clitheroe danoes with Mr. J . Cowpsrihwaita of Ciitheras.


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A Downham residents, Mrs. F Robinson (82), Mr. and Mrs. A. Burns (both aged 78), enjoy watching the dancers.


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S a f e t y r u l e s f o r sm a l l s h ip s


' vessels carryingspassengers.;; 1 I t is illegal for.fany^ship to


riTHE ..President of the Board 1 of Trade; ?Mr. \DouglasJay, MP,'appealstto i'tfie.fpubUc to help : .in itheSBoard'Siefforts to! prevent,accidents.'' 4


v,toy small,


caiTy more -than twelve passen-. gersl,- (including ' children, over; one . year old) unless she” has


been surveyed and- . received


from', the’-^Board (at; passenger cei-tificate ‘ sliowingitheipermit;; ted. number!'Of,ipassengers,;!the, number of crew, and the dis­ tance she is permitted to go. Tlie law also requires these


Psychiatric Nurses. ‘ This progressive Hospital is situated in beautiful grounds at the foot of the Mendips and about one mile from the ancient City of Wells.


Training Allowance: 21 years and over


«! 1st year £570 per annum 12nd year £595 per annum 3rd year £620 per annum


certificates to be displayed in some conspicuous place on board for the public to see. A ship includes a fishing vessel, a pleasure yacht, a motor launch, and almost every, des­ cription of small craft: ■; i i : ■ Passengers boarding' ships


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The butler.^ Mr. W. HefTernan has a story for the younger guests, who Mr. N‘ Knowles, Mr, M, Faraday, Mr. R. Nelson, Miss Susan Clayton and Roper amFMrs, S. Knowles.


TENANTS AND


VILLAGERS ARE ENTERTAINED


'J'HE picturesque village, of Downham went gay- on


Friday evening-, when .Lord


' and Lady Clitheroe of Down- ham Hall held a ’celebration


party for more than 200 residents in- the village and tenants of farms on the estate.


They were celebrating 30


years of management of the large Downham estate, which earlier this year was handed over to their nephew Mr. David Yorke of Messrs. Ingham and Yorke, land agents.


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m Miss F. Smithies, Miss V.Barnes. Miss E. Hornby and Miss M. Jones in gay mood w


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t.. *• *•** v during the evening.


CAVE RESCUERS ARE STANDING BY


TT was a wild and windy day on the Yorkshire


Fells, not far from Horton- in-Ribblesdale, w h e n an e x h a u s t e d pot-holer was being hauled out of Alum •Pot by means of a life-line. He was so tired that he had hardly the strength to climb the rope ladder. He had almost reached the top when suddenly the life-line broke. Back he tumbled, finishing trapped and injured at a [ pitch known as “ Dolly


I Tubs.” The party, realising-'that- they could not possibly get. him


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• out without assistance, sent one of their participants up to the surface to telephone the Cave Rescue Organisation . from the nearest ldosk at Sel-


side. C.R.O- ALERT - - M


placed in the-, kiosk -.by the • GJ’.O., he dialled 999 and asked • for Cave Rescue. The >.~ operator immediately .put bis call through to ■ the- Police . Station at Settle.. On receiving ;•: the call-out -request, - th e v


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Folice contacted Mr. R. Hams- ; worth,- Chief Warden, of- the,,; C.R.O. • Mr.Hainsworth:, im- ■


mediately went-with his radio ; transmitter- to the - pothole, to direct rescue operations from, the surface.


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to attend at the Police Station as Police Liaison Officer, a n d .....


Mr. Thomber was contacted .


The Mountain Rescue Land Rover Ambulance of the: West ~ Riding County Council was


there. . . . . . .


Chairman of the Settle-Ingle- ton Team of C. R. O. was


Dr. Hyslop, a local G.P. and ,


‘ With the afd: of . the card ’ index . record - in - the Police Station, the other members of the • -Sebtle-Ingleton Team were notified of the call-out and reported to, the- Police


alerted. ;• ■ »


Station; Signs, with ■"C.R.O." on


them,,-were placed outside the Police Station so that members of other teams—who might- be in the area, or passing though the town—would know that their assistance might be required, and that’ they could report to the station for Instructions.


: • CENT- ■ ‘ DEMONSTRATION * -WAS ORGANISED ,AT;'ALyM


ing officer' and proprietor of The New Inn, Settle,'.was-in­ formed "of. the incident: - he went;-directly' to : th e -pot-hole with !hiskitchen.t-trailer,,-„to, provide hot - drinks ’and;'-, food for the rescued v and<;rescuers. THIS, THEN£WAS ’ THE • SITUATION : WHEN --'RE-


Mr. Jack Holland, the cater­ ' ,


, - po t—one ;of:.:the.-mqst ,sp$<> - yitacular. ^pot-holes - in: ;the 1-PgHr,


Quines. > .;! The^demonstration was to .Bhbw how -the'latest ideas-,in


to direct the call-out from i safety are being incorporated in-cave rescue. It. was. spon­


sored-by the 3M Company. ■Scotchlite", made by 3M,


sent to the pot-holef as well as two; cave-rescue ambulances from the Clapham-depot of the C.R.O.


is now ’ used " on the C.R.O. ambulances for quicker' identi­ fication • by on-coming motor­ ists. Unlike a mirror, / which reflects light at- an a:ngle-- and; causes glare, the sheeting is a


reflex reflector, transmitting a high concentration - of light directly back to its . source without-glare. -. .< As well as on ambulances,


•Allim Pot after two-and-a-half hours exploration, and an ex­ hausted- but relieved member of the- C.R.O., was: whisked away—supposedly to the local hospital. at, .Settle for treat­ ment. , , With i cave exploration , and


in spite of’heavy underground floods . . the . ’“casualty”,. ..Was successfully • - -brought


At th e .- scene ■ of the rescue, r - V from


Gained school record 68 years ago


"Scotchlite" Is being used on fell-markers and on,the miner- type helmets used by the res­ cuers........... •


•T7TOLLOWING our recent -T. . story on the Bolton-by- )3owland schoolgirl who had an unbroken five. years school attendance record, the Adver­ tiser and Times had a visit ^this week from, a ;man who gained the same record...68


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'for regular attendance for five years. He has (lived In .Cltiheroe for 54 years working as a spinner and a weaver at local mills and for the last 20 years as caretaker at the


of 58 Alma Place, Clitheroe, still has the medal he gained at St. Peters Schol, Preston,


years ago. Mr. Thomas Hammond (78),


Weavers’ . Institute. Mr. Hammond’s wife, Edith


pot-holding becoming so popu­ lar, the’ C.R.O. are 1 finding, their services more and .more, in demand. I t is,-.therefore,: nice to’ .know; that,-should'vo be. trapped- ;down. a pot,- badly injured', of just 'eihausted';' the P.R.O. ’ •. now - ’have 4 the” > means of reaching; lu’


in the very minimum of time. Last*"year the • C.R.O. ■rescued some 117 ^people, \ thistYeir ;if?isl expected .too be’ in ’the region of ,30.. You never know,.it'Could be one of us. PAUL B. WATSON.


s;: or [our-friends


years ago WADDINGTON


drive1 in Waddirigton Institute on Tuesday . evening : was. well attended. Winners were: Ladles — 1 Mrs. E. Moore, 2 Mrs. K. ■ Smith,; ainsolation Mrs. J. Bond. ’ ' ' Gents — 1 Mrs.- L. Holte-


WHIST —The weekly ' whist


(nee Askew), who was also a native of Preston, died nine


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senior tenants Mr. Tom Parker, of Springs Farm,. Downham, Mr. John Red- mayne, of Cuerdale Hall, near Preston, and the clerk of works, Mr. T. Lee, gave speeches congratulating Lord and Lady Clitheroe and thanking them for the party. Lord Clitheroe made a short speech in reply.


Lord and Lady Clitheroe’s


family also attended the function.


Their two sons Mr. Ralph N. Whittle


CASTLE VETERANS, CLITHEROE


® Lord Ulvineroe witn Mrs. . David Yorke


John " Assheton and Mr. Nicholas Assheton came with their wives and children, and their daughter and son- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Worsley attended. Mr. Wors- ley is Conservative MP for Chelsea. The evening took the form


of' a buffet supper and a dance, for which a band from' Windermere played.


VETERANS BOWLING THOMAS ST., NELSON


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R. Nutter .............. R. Holt .............................. J. Lively ........................... H. Brenchley .................... W. F. Stratton J. Whittaker .................... J. Smith ........................... R. S. Hudson .................... W. Edwards G. Byrne ....... .................. F,.: L. Hudson ................... 3. Grimshaw ................... J. Stinger ............ T. Todd ........................... . H. Lawson ....... . H. Bowker


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W. Wilkinsbn . . . . . . . . . . . A. Dewhurst ..................... Mrs. Grimshaw ........... t .- wignaii J V. Green .............. . A. McEvoy .......................


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15 W. Watenvorth ................ 15 W. Whalley ......... -............ 8 W. Wood ............................


13 L. Hartley ...................


14 J. N. Burrows .................... 15 L. Stansfield .................... 15 W. .ElUs-.......................... . . . 15 E.. Ormerod ....................... 15 E. Duerden ....................... 15 J.' Crowther ....................... 15 J. Burrows ....................... 11 H. Molyneaux .................... 10 H. Hartley ....................... 11 T. Wood ....... ................... 13' G. Stott


15 T. Brown .......................... 5 L. Greenwood ....................


Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Assheton. SITUATIONS VACANT TRUT-EX ltd.


There will be a vacancy in the near future for a


T ELEPHONIST /RECEPTIONIST (preferably G.P.O. trained)


FOUR WEEKS ANNUAL HOLIDAY


Apply — Mrs. J. R. HODGSON TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE GRINDLETON,


or ’phone Chatburn 261 for appointment


NORTH WESTERN GAS BOARD Clitheroc Undertaking


WANTED


* 15 Mrs. - Maidment . 8 R.. Procter.............. ............ 10 W. Whalley .......................


283


GREEN PARK, BLACKBURN T. Devine J Gorton


W. Clarkson ...... W. Aspin ........


R-. Whalley: ........ L15


15 15 15


L. Riley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 , F. Wilson ........................... 15 H. Oates ........................... 15 Haworth . . . . t . . . . . ' . . . . 15


J. S h aw . . . . . . . . .................... 15 R. Catlow ............


. 1 5 J. Jukes ................


Waring ............... Sharp


R. Entwistle ' ....... . ....... - 15 15'- R.,-S. Hudson.


P. O'Malley ....................... 15 E. Booth ...................


, W.' F. S t r a t to n . . : , . . . . . . . . 1 W. Edwards'


N, W i n d l e .............. 12 R. N u t te r -v : . . i : . . . . . . . . • 13 R. Holt .............................. H H. Brenchely .................... .11 .............. 3


CASTLE VETERANS


W. King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 P. Shuttleworth ..........


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R. Clanford ................... 15 A. Hughes ..................... 15 W. Walsh-


15 15


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i W. Wilkinson .................. 13 J. V. Green ______________ 5 T. Wignall


J. Taylor ........................... 2 J ' Whittaker ‘ .................. 12 J. Smith .V . : . . . . . . . '. . . . . 10 J. Grimshaw .................. 14 .Mrs. Grimshaw ................ 15 J. Slinger ....... : ................. 3 C. Hargreaves ..-............. 6 H. Lawson ...................... 15 T. Todd ............................... 1 H. Bowker


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METAL CLOTHES POSTS and sockets, usual price 27/6:; 19/11 —From R. E. Dawson Ltd.. Iron­


mongers, Clitheroe. ^Tel. 382...


MEDIUM OAK BEDROOM SUITE, wardrobe.. dressing table and bed. £15: also' small -two-shelf oak book ease. £4.—Apply Read- wood Cottage. Read. TeL Padi­


ham 71716. , ■ , .- . I


GARCROFT FURNISHINGS. 48. Duckworth . Street \ ■


Tel 52945. Carpets. S-pieee suites at no deposit terms.


Blackburn.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED —Write or phone Sharp. 42 New Bank Rd Blackburn 68959, or Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury. Mellor 787


PRAM SERVICE. Hoods, re­ tcovered: new aprons; wheels re­


Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. ,683.


yred and repaired. —-A. E.


SPECIAL PURCHA8E. Sample good quality Axminster carpets.; 2 x 24 £9-12-6: 3 X 24 £14-10-0: 3 x 3 £19-10-0: 4 x 3 £22. Good quality full-size Axminster rugs £3-5-0 each.—Morton’s.. 18 Moor Lane. Clitheroc. Tel. 420. ___


SECTIONAL DtLN


Smith, 2 Mrs. A. Speak, con­ solation i Mrs.»F. Silverwood.


tMltton Rd Whalley. , ■ , tic appliances and electrical gic appliance and electrical Ioods: alternatively-, buy- on ' NTEREST-FREE HP. terms. If tyou are buying anything elec­


b!eNGanR d0r cg ^ i ^ i :


Telehlre and ask about their wonderful T.V. Rental Bareainsl —Telehlre: Agent. Mr. H. Kalne. 48 Moor Lane. Clltheroe.


rical this week, nrst go to TELEHIRE—Agent: - Mr- H. Kalnc. 48, taoor Lane, Clltheroe.


MARLEY CONCRETE MIX from •R. E- Dawson. Ltd..- Ironmongers


Clitheroe. Tel. 382.


g£>d cond ltTorr—Pye • .Wa'idow Villa. Waddlngton Nr. Clitheroe.


d 24': k ■ in


Quick, service . -. .Benthams Market Place. OUtheroe. Tel 167


7


E. Isherwood ...... ............ 0 A. Bennett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15


........................ 8 V ' MISCELLANEOUS SALES


BOND MINI CAR.—Apply 19 Mill- p.m. thorne Av„ Clitheroe. after 5


■


RUSBRIDCE for blgh-class DIA­ MOND repairs of all kinds: satisfaction guaranteed—24 King William 8 t.) i Blackburn. Tel


69109


‘WE WANT A NEW TV-but what about the deposit?" FORGET IT.—Further; -details,- call at Telehire; Agent:' Mr. H Kalne. 48 Moor Lane. Clltheroe.


"SOMNUS"^ SPRING' INTERIOR MATTRESS. 4’ 6”. 50/-.—Apply Advertiser, and Times..


TOOL STALL, Clitheroe and Skip- ton Markets. Having purchased


entire stock o f slightly imperfect pliers from world’s, largest man­ ufacturers; we can oner at 2/6 .each. Pick which you like.


SAVE AS YOU VIEW. Meter rental -of-T.V.,for only 6d. per hour Guaranteed sets. Visit your nearest TELEHIRE branch and •ask. about . this- offer.—Agent: Mr.' H." Kalne,- 48. Moor Lane Clltheroe.


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15 T. Whittaker .................... 15 Mrs. Wood .......................


0 J Taylor ............ ............. 267 ............................ ........-...... RELIEF MACHINE STOKER/LABOURER


Rate of pay- when stoking on shift work is L2-.12-10 per shift. Rate of pay when on day work.yard duties, is 5/10 per hour. . ... ; ’ .. ■ ’i.v.


Production Bonus or overtime. Basic 40 hour week. Good conditions.


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Apply — STATION ENGINEER, GAS WORKS, CLITHEROE


OCEAN LINERS require radio officers. Salary rising to £1.800 per year (all found). Separate day. eveninR and postal courses. Prospectus:- Radio School., 91 Lancaster Road. Preston.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


Inflrm. 40 hour week. Health Service Conditions. Canteen facil­ ities available. Wages: £12-2-8. With previous experience £12- 14-8. '


AVacancies exist tor Male riting to the Chief Male Nurse.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT ' HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT . COMMITTEE


. Full-Time Domestic. ay. 4/3Jd.


rative Officer.


lu Part-Time Domestic for . even, p g duties only. Hourly rate of


ttendants on the Aged a.nd duti, Porter Classll for general t Applications to the Adminis­


Applications to Matron. es.


wApplications personally or in


CLEANER WANTED. 2 hours per week, small modern bungalow, Henthom. — Phone Clitheroe 2782.


DOMESTIC HELP REQUIRED JO- 12 hours per week.—Box No..A3.


Advertiser and Times.


TWO PART-TIME WAITRESSES required for busy Market Cafe, Clltheroe — Apply immediately to above, or 1 The.. Crescent. Clitheroe.


FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANT re­ quired 5 days per week.;—G. E. Entwistle. 75 King Street: 'Whal­ ley. Tel 3114.


PART-TIME GARDENER required in Wiswell.—Ring Whalley 3398.


WANTED, MECHANIC, skilled or good semi-skilled, must have clean driving licence.—Apply


Lakeland, The Smithy. Hurst Green. Tel. Btonyhurst 218. ,' >


BLEANER REQUIRED for 2 hours. 3 mornings per week. 5/- per hour.—Hargreaves Bros—37 Castle' Street, Clltheroe. • * ? •;


COOK/HOUSEKEEPER required for retired consultant: Ribble


Valley.' Additional part-time-help kept.—Apply Bank House, Saw- ley. Clltheroe. : . ,


PART TIME LEAFLET DISTRI- BUTORS required. 9 a.m. to T-


p.m. Tel Clitfierpe 2746. _


SHORTHAND/TYPIST wanted for Interesting professional' work. School .’leavers” 'considered.— Apply In' writing to Ingham - & Yorke. Chartered Surveyors: Littlemoor.. Clltheroe. ■


LA DIES IMake money whilst the . children are at Bchool. Congenial;


m. - a details to Box Ho. W4, Advertiser,


LADIES WITH CARS',*5make it earn its keep. Pleasant part-time employment as--an'interviewer .can earn you a handsome,'salary; t commission and bonuses. Full ■raining given.—Apply with,


nd Times.


4 hours per t day. l'5-day /.week . i .Training given.—Write for fur- ha ponden Rond. Moorslde. Old


:work interviewing. housewives.. Rlpther details to Area Manager 400


BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


, APPOINTMENT OF JUNIOR -


he office of the Clerk of the Council General Division salary scale £295 at the age of 16 rising sa to £725 per annum. Commencing


ASSISTANT (Male or Famale)| t A junior assistant required in


a lary according to qualifications working


operation.---------- . i ; 1 >; XVI , ; • Applications with the names of


nd experience. Five-day


week in


two referees should reach the undersigned by Monday. 22nd August 1966.............. - - •; —


Council Offices. 32. Pimlico Road.


L. D. TELFORD. - Clerk of the-CounclI.


Clltheroe. BROCKHALL HOSPITAL-


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c.There are the following)vacan­ —


ice staff: . •


LANGHO. Nr. BLACKBURN, ies on the permanent -malnten-


, Two - Building Trades^Labour.' ers. Wage £11-18-4 for ae40-houri 5-dayjweek. Some overtime.


ns: good travelling and canteen facilities. • ( ^ t -ff-f v to' Apply personally or1 In1 writing


8045). i i


. Sewage Labourer Wage £11-14-8 . for a 40-hour. 5-day week: SOme.overtlme.


N All. are pensionable posts; ioational Health Service condit­


hos the Building Supervisor at the 4 pital.' ■' (Phono.’ ' ‘Blackburn


IcAbii^^-iiXki'^vou.R cai SEARNiiTSfkEER-rand yours


experience needed. High bnsL. salary, generous commission and - car allowances.-Area of opera-


jtion OUthepoe/Wliallev.—Apply • with full details to Box No.W,2.


Advertiser and'Times


LADY’REQUIRED to look after babv (6 months) must, live in t Clttheroe.—Box. No. A2, Adver­


iser and Times. -


v part-time^ hours las one of our new team of Mail Order Repre­ ' sentatives. Own car essential Ni~


Earn a full-time wage for only = j ! ^Jl


YORKSHIRE BANK LIMITED has vacanoies for


YOUNG MEN < to the age of 31.


Examples of Scale Salaries are: £500.a t 19: £600 at 21.


£l,000’a t 28; £1,155 a t 31. — Please contact the Personnel Officer —


CICELY BRIDGE MILL BLACKBURN


Telephone: Blackburn 54311


DEVERON MILL LTD, GREAT HARWOOD . Telephone: GL Harwood 3558


REQUIRE


AUTOMATIC LOOM WEAVERS FOR DOUBLE DAY SHUT


8 LOOM WEAVERS


FOR REGULAR DAY SHIFT—: 41J Hours per Week EVENING SHIFT WEAVERS


MONDAY to WEDNESDAY. 5-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.


— ALSO —


CONE WINDERS PERN WINDERS AND


WEFT CARRIERS


Special transport facilities from Surrounding districts for day shift.


APPLY DEVERON MILL LTD. GREAT HARWOOD ■i •>


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are left to right: seated Miss Jean


i. action can be taken to protect I the safety of the public.


W W V H''*ntW*t8R ^ ' wt H|*; JOHN BAYNES LTD.


Our Re-equipment Programme provides the need for the following additional


x DOUBLE DAY SHIFT WORKERS


RING SPINNERS CONE WINDERS WEAVERS


Free-transport is available to and from Whalley, Sabden, and Padiham. Excellent canteen facilities.


which are. to. carry more than twelve people should ask to, see the “ Board of Trade Passenger Certificate." If there is. no cer-. tificate, they.--would be web, advised not to go and the Boarc of Trade would be grateful i they would inform; the .police, the local marine survey office ol the Board of Trade, HM. Coast-, guard or any other competent authority, so that suitable


Under 21 years: 18 years £415 per annum


19 years: £440 per annum 20 years £470 per annum


Nurses, with a salary scale rising to £900 per annum, and they are also eligible for promotion to higher grades- Charge. Nurses, and Senior Nursing Officers.


On qualification, Students are regarded as stafl


’umished Male Nurses’. Hostel and ample facilities are jailable for sport and social activities.


First' class accommodation is available in a well


' Candidates’ are required to be of good education, and jterested: in people. Great advances have been made 'uring the last decade in psychiatry, and the career is bsorbing, fascinating, and offers much scope for advance-


pent. Applications to Chief Male Nurse.


There are few vacancies for young men to train as ;


LACKBURN Northern ' valuable ground in I


Saturday, in the last ovcJ jMiallengers.


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Padiham again provcl ,ry over Baxenden who ’


,e championship. interest is likely to be si


jned- in the conclud|


«S,mcs of the season. On ’S s a turd ay Blackb


ladiham and Earby 'I !Fead


Northern are at home I I


*l!oC Ribblesdale War! Lad and Whalley have! %cn having a thin time. I


1 in the Clitheroe area ill -flic four local clubs, ClI


i jimmy Peters, Whalll ‘veteran batsman, who is I league’s leading run-gel


*navcd the way for his sil victory over Read witll Sour half-century, which I ^bied Whallcy to move al from the foot of the ta Pibblesdalc Wanderers i oaincd a convincing vicl to send Rolls Roycc tol foot of the table.


I


] Clitheroe, who are hal a bad spell were easily bd


?by Settle and occupy lowest league position I many seasons.


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| They suffered a furtheil 'back on Sunday when I vyere beaten by Black! Northern, by two runs, ill "semi-final of the Ram| lom Cup Competition.


SATURDAY’S RESUlJ B burn N. 89, Earby 16f


I 6 dec.


Clithcroe 80, Settle 81 tl ’Great Harwood 129, 1


"f oldswick 130 for 6. Padiham J46 for 6 dec.,


j enden 83. Rolls Royce 43, RibbleB


4 Wands. 72 for 5. ■ r iVhalley 115, Read 95. |


SUNDAY Ramsbottom CupJ


fciitheroe 120. B’burn ' cm 122:


LEAGUE TABLE p W


, -Bburn N.......... 17 8 I’fBaxenden ____ 17 6 llBarnoldswick .. 17 5


sPadiham ........... 17 9 jEarby ............... 17 8


'Gt. Harwood .. 17 6


..-Read................... 17 5 HSettle .............. 17 5 ||Ribb Wand. .. 17 4


Iwhalley ........... I7 4 IClitheroe .— 17. 4


lolls Royce • • 17 4 Performances


. 3 Great Harwood, 68, K. "j Barnoldswick 57; J. f. Whalley, 51. ( Bowling—


. C. Ryan, Gt Harwood 5 FIXTURES


J. Chadwick. Whalley 5 5 for 13. = as"l>M1)|


who wish to have.a progressive and pensionable 5 career. The minimum academic standard's 4 = G.C.E. ‘O’ level passes, including Mathematics = and English Language. Scale Salaries (which may = be augmented by, merit increases) are applicable =


= =


Successful applicants with one or more ’A’ level ^ passes may expect to be paid more than tha seal ^ salaries. For example an applicant of 19 with s appropriate ‘A’ level passes would commence av s


£530.. - , . . . . . =


Very good prospects of advancement to respon- ^ .sible.positions.'...


YORKSHIRE BANK LIMITED, ' / ' il, CASTLE STREET, GLITHEROE.


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IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED Clitheioe Works


/. .HAS VACANCIES FOR:— , '


' FITTERS ELECTRICIANS


40 hour week. Contributory Pension Scheme, oicl


PROCESS WORKERS (Shifts)' AND OFFERS:—


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Pay (based on length of service). Profit Shanks Scheme. Three Weeks AnnualHoliday (after quality- ing year). Applicants for: Process Worker Vacancie


should be over 20 years of iagfc Tradesmen Applicant should’be}6ver'2T;years’(apprentice trained). f-


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Applications in person or in writing to Mr._A. Stephenson, Imperial Chemical Industries Liimtco, (Agricultural Division) Pimlico Road, Clitheroc.


LADIES HAIRDRESSING


FULL TIME IMPROVER ^ AND


GIRL APPRENTICE M.; REQUIRED ' -


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