8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, April 22, 1966


BOROUGH PHYLLIS


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FREEDOM OF THE FOR MRS


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OBITUARY MR. A, WOODCOCK


SITUATIONS VACANT NORTH WEST ELECTRICITY


APPRENTICE JOINTER CLITHEROE DEPOT


Jointers are full craftsmen whose work consists of


minting together all types of electricity cable. This is a highly skilled job with modern cables which transmit large quantities of power at very high voltages. A Jointer is continually oh the move working in different surroundings almost daily. Some of the work is in substations, but much is outside in the street and the work should appeal to boys who although fond of an outdoor life wish to take up


a skilled occupation. Applicants should be under .17 years of age on 30th


September. 1966 and have a sound general -.education to­ gether with a genuine desire to do practical work. Ability in Arithmetic, English and a knowledge of workshop practice and elementary -science are advantageous.


The apprenticeship will be of four years duration and


the successful applicant will start his practical training in August and be expected to continue his studies by day or block .release at a local Technical College. Rates of pay are £ 4-10-9d. per week at age 15, rising to £ 17-6-2d.


at age 20. Application forms obtainable from and to be returned


to Manager, Pennine Area, North West Electricity, Jubilee Street, Blackburn by 27th April.


FITTER


SITUATIONS VACANT


HOWARDS AND BULLOUGH LIMITED HAVE VACANCIES FOR


YOUTHS


leaving school at Mid-Summer to be trained for Appren.' ticeships as follows:—


TRADE APPRENTICESHIPS


SKILLED MACHINIST MACNINE TOOL SETTER TOOL FITTER/MACNINIST .


SHEET METAL WORKER


ELECTRICIAN MILLWRIGHT


Preferably boys from top-streams Secondary Modern Schools and Technical and Grammar Schools.


TECHNICAL APPRENTICESHIPS DRAUGHTSMEN


PRODUCTION AND PLANNING ENGINEERS


Preferably boys who are expecting to obtain G.C.E. 'O' Level passes in Mathematics, Physics, English and one other subject.


CLERICAL APPRENTICESHIPS COSTING ACCOUNTANCY


FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANCY GENERAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION


Preferably boys who anticipate obtaining G.C.E. 'O’ Level passes in English and two other subjects.


Many of the boys trained in our workshops have attained high executive positions in our various Companies.


We are manufacturing machinery for practically every country in the world and during the last twelve months our Technicians and Outfitters have visited:—


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


Train for Nursing at the Caldcrstones


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Hospital, Whalley in one of the following posts


CADET NURSE: mum


} A NEW CONCEPTION IN TELEVISION KENTAL


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BRAND NEW 3 PROGRAMME 23” PYE deluxe


•, is


WEBSTERS TRENDSET — setting the trend in ' renting. This new thinking brings you quality, brand-new, 3-nrosramnio sets, 19” and 23" at a much


€


reducod rental, tor a minimum i rental period of 12 months. This also reduces the '


deposit. Just look at thoterms nuoted here. Come and make enquiries.


FOR A MINIMUM RENTAL


■ PERIOD OF 12 MONTHS DEPOSIT Ail 1-4-0


ASK FOR OUR FULLY EXPLANATORY LEAFLET ABOUT TRENDSET.


COLOUR TV IN 1967 ?


DON'T WORRY . . . you can oanccl this TV Rental any time alter 12 months and change to colour— if you so wish.


i ( i f Websters THE TV AND RADIO STORE


H BURNLEY BETHESDA STREET. I


I CLITHEROE 8 MARKET PLACE.


208 COLNE ROAD. BURNLEY LANE. Tel. 22822 | Tel. 103.


Tel. 22822


Training combined with further education course at the Blackburn College of Technology and Design. Salary at 16 years of age £4-12-10d.


CLITHEROE Counci l ^ Chamber echoed with »


burst of applause on Tuesday evening; as the Mayor of the ancient borough of Clitheroe presented the ornate honorary freedom scroll to Mrs. Phyllis Todd — the second woman of Clitheroe.


flowers, colourful mayoral robes -and glittering council regalia, Mrs. Todd — in a dark brown suit and hatt — looked overwhelmed and slightly bewildered as praise was showered on to her record of service ,to the borough. Then came a telegram


from husband Harry, which the mayor read, ‘Hearty con­ gratulations. I am proud of you.’ And Mr. Todd got up from his seat, walked to the front of the chamber and kissed his wife. For Mrs. Todd, of ‘Lyn­


wood’ , . W h a 11 e y Road, Clitheroe, it was the end of what she described as “ an overwhelming event.” She has served 26 organis­ ations since she first came to


the town. Among the 80 guests were


the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs. John Hall, former Mayors and Mayoresses, MP for the Clitheroe Division Sir Frank Pearson and Lady Pearson. Others present were County


Councillor H. Pemberton, chair­ man of Clitheroe Rural District Council, Councillor H. Holden, head of Clitheroe police, Inspec­ tor H. Dickinson, and the only other woman to have recieved the freedom . of the borough Miss E. R. Garnett. In proposing that Mrs. Todd


be admitted honorary freeman of the borough, the Mayor said, “Throughout Mrs. Todd’s years of endeavour, it has been people


who mattered.” He added that no matter what


(class or what religion they followed, anyone in need of help drew Mrs. Todd’s help instinc­


tively. "I give one example of Mrs.


Todd's work, which shows how she is regarded in every organis­ ation. For 16 years, she has


served every Mayoress with the ..5


same friendliness- and care whatever their station. These ladies, coming fresh to their task, have an automatic confi­ dence in the knowledge that things -will go right with the Mayoress’s Ladies’ Committee so long as Mrs. Todd is there.” . He added. "We can feel a


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tinge of regret for Mr. Todd in having to share his wife’s interest with so many others. But we know that, since his retirement, .he has been Mrs. Todd’s most ardent supporter and has himself no mean record of service.


AN EXAMPLE The Mayor concluded, “We


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Tintawn Irish Carpeting ie tough enough for the hard­ est wear a family can give it; it has the strength that only African sisal can provide. Tintayra’s looks are pure thoroughbred: its colours and designs have the subtle richness of an Irish landscape. ., Tintawn is made in 36 colourways, in three separate weaves, each in several widths up to 12 ft. seamless Broadloom. Inexpensive too - it will outlast conven­ tional carpets that cost three times as much. See the full range of lovely Weaves at: -


WALTS LTD.


31 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


Telephone: Clitheroe 136 I R I S H C A R P B T i l S lG


are not just honouring this lady for her past efforts. We have halted her in midstream to say thank you. I take her endeavours as a personal goal, and I hold up her life as an example to all our people.” The deputy mayor, Aid. B.


Crossley, supported the propo­ sition. He said, “ I am sure that if


Mi’s. Todd ever found time to write 'her memoirs they would prove a best-seller in the field of public service.” He spoke of Mrs, Todd’s ser­


vice of the Mayor’s Christmas Welfare Fund Committee. "Her knowledge of the appli­


cants and their background is invaluable, and I am sure that all Mayors have marvelled ' at her insight into the needs of those who have been too proud to ask for help.” Aid. W. Sharpies said, "I do


not think in the history of Clitheroe that there has been an honour so richly deserved and so rightly conferred. "I have known Mrs. Todd for.


himself a freeman of th e , , , , MRS. E. MARSDEN nf nuherne who


cTm 8hi T Hatoman^Ml^of nioveS to « y 30 yLrs ago. whom paid their own particular Mrs. Elsie Marsden to^Jones) tribute to Mrs. Todd’s outstand- diedI suddenly on Wednesday


s“HTSTSSi-. STUDENT NURSE:


iand of the illuminated scroU w^W y k e n , TOV 52- which was presented to Mrs. When she livedta; Clitheroe


igning of the freedom book °^ v“ Todd, she said that everything she And in the midst of the nad been veiy rewaiuuig sue e£ ° < ^ n t T


she hah done to help the town at Shawhndge Mfil, d had been verv rewarding for worked - for the G.E.C. fn


(work, and has given me the I band, thre s ^ t s a i ^ o ^ opportunity of meeting and then.;^The s rvi s n ^ ton


Mrs. Todd said, “It lias been yeJTs a?^- . „ , very enjoyable and interesting


getting to know many different “ onM“ ° L r people and making numerous on MonQ 3'


W h e th e r difficult or easy, it ; *■"’ G’ » ’ SUJ T0N Mr has always been worthwhile After & long and very rewarding. Anything George Henry Sutton died on I have accomplished could not Tuesday at his home, 4 princess have been done without a great 'Street, Whalley. He was o


deal of help from many people, years old.


“More especially I owe much He latterly worked ^tBrOjd more than I cah say to my hus- Oak Print works, m Accrmgton


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band—who has always suppor- but had to re .ire when h fed me with his love, under- came ill.


standing, encouragement, fore- Mr* bearance and interest."


booking after her home wheii to be associated with the local fnust be at least 18 years or age. she had to hL awLv


" " " woidcl haveaybecn impos- He leaves


sible to attempt all the work I Sutton, two brothers and a sis have been able to do, without ten


the help of two such wonderful , J ho X X X X people in the background.”


The council chamber was decorated with a mass of flowers


by the parks superintendent, Mr, J. Hall. After the ceremony, guests in


had a buffet supper Mayor’s Parlour.


Guide dogs effort


and Mrs. D. Underwood a very successful whist and domino Drive was held at the Cafe on Wednesday evening. The M.C. was Mr. H. Banks. Before Mrs. A.


At the invitation of Mrs. A. “■ c7 ‘5 ,;mo’ Mesdanies0 Underwood t o ™ I today at Accrington. MRS. M. NOWELL


Art active part in many Read activities was taken by Mrs. , Mary Nowell, who died in


the hospital- last week aged 70. She lived, at "Castlebank," Straits


Lane, Reiad. Mrs. Nowell was a member of


St. John’s Church Parochial Church Council, and a treasurer of the Mothers’ Union. In addition to tills she was


secretary of the Read, and Slmonstone Womens’ Unionists.


Mrs. Nowell leaves a married


daughter. There was a large congrega­


tion at the funeral service at Pre; I st.‘ ‘ John’s Church, prior to


very successful effort. She Iwnum' reported over the last 10 years that £500 had been sent to the Guide Dogs Fund. Whist prizewinners were:


Ladies: 1, Mrs. J. Kay Chaigiey; 2. Mrs. W. Wright: 3. Mrs. K. Smith: Con., Mrs. H. Pye. Gentlemen: 1 Mi’. A. Robin­


son, Inglcton: 2, Mr. Green­ wood; 3, Mr. Campbell, Sawley; Con., Mrs. J. Barrow. Dominoes: 1, Mrs. J. Cow-


gill; 2, Malcolm Jackson; 3, Mrs. Bancroft; Con., Mr. Edmondson. Miss L. Wallbank won the competition. Mr. H. Banks proposed a vote


at Cr6ma'


Mrs. Barrie Lawson died at her daughter’s home in her


MRS. B. LAWSON


76th. year Mrs Lawson lived at Mam


Shreet, Bolton-by-Bowland: A native of Barrowford, she came to live in Bolton-by-Bowland after her marriage. She was a founder member of


Bolton-by-Bowland Women’s Institute, and a member of the Mother’s Union. She was associated with St. Peter’s Par­ ish Church and attended regu­ larly.


of thanks to Mrs. Lupton, who is the Womens Institute Presi­ dent. The proceeds amounted to


£ 21. Cricket Club.—A fortnight


ago Mesdames A. and D. Under­ wood gave a whist and domino drive in the Cafe and raised £20 in aid of the Cricket Club.


tivities, and was of a kind and friendly disposition and was


respected by all. ' Thq service and interment


took place at St. Peter’s on Wednesday She'leaves one son and one


daughter.


COUNCIL SPLIT OYER GAMING MACHINES


T>ERMISSON for the provision of gaming machines in certain Clitheroe hotels caused a split among members


of Clitheroe Town Council at their monthly meeting on Tues­ day. Ail amendment, proposed


by Councillor George Braith- waite, that- no Jmachines be allowed, was carried by °


asked the police for their views on this matter, and they told us that they were definitely against the installation of gaming machines. In recent reports 'from the chief con-


thables of Counties and County Boroughs numbers have been published showing the distinct upsurge in the amount of drinking' in licensed premises by under-18’s.” "To introduce these machines


a number of years, and I am always amazed at the energy and - enthusiasm she - puts into any job-she undertakes.. She has a great tolerance of other people's views, and a charming manner. which is . never con-.1 descending,., but is based.,,on equal terms.” -The . proposition was' also


supported by the father of the council, rAld-F.’Bentham,-who ,is;


would be to produce a gimmick that sooner or later everybody would tire of,-and would mean the small beginnings of some­ thing far more sinister than you might like to realise ” he Esssrtcd Coun. Bralthwalte’s amend­


ment was seconded by Coun. V. Allen.


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Chatburn said that - youth had more -sense ■ than some-people


■Conservative Councillor C.


majority of seven votes to six. Coun. Braithwaite said, "We


gave them credit for. "Though I am not particu


larly In favour of ■ these machines, I would rather see youngsters putting their money into these machines than


spending it on pints of beer,” he said. Coun. Chatburn agreed that


if the youngsters used the machines he was confident that it would not take them long to learn their' lesson. '


Clitheroe team Clitheroe will most probably


make three changes to their side.which lost at: Horwlch in mid-week for the visit of Skel mersdale United tomorrow. As Chris Sims is unavailable


Ronnie Nightingale returns -to centre'half and John Heminsley comes back in at left back. - Terry Kenyon replaces Arthur


GUI at outside .right. Probable'team line-upi' Wal­


lace; Sumner, Heminsley; Kirk, Nightingale/ ■, Baron; : Kenyon, H o b s o n , Wlddup, Wallbank,


Bibby. ,


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Mrs. Todd also mentioned the in Whalley foi the gr * wages £8-15-0 at 18 rislnf? to£}4- heln given bv her mother in Par^ *11s where he used


row, near


St. John’s Ambulance Brigade Appiy the Postmaster. Clitheroe Annie | ^ p L o ym c n t Exchange. Oil*-


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


Ward Sister required for female geriatric word. Excellent accom­ modation available i f required.


Applications to Matron.


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


No. 5 Health Division. DOMESTICS


(whole or part-timo) required at


"Castleford" Hamo for the Asod, Queens Roads Clitheroe


information can be ..obtained from the Warden (telephone


Wage 4/3£d. per hour. Application forms and further


Clitheroe 1417). thCompleted forms to be .sent to


30 April. 1966.


5 Health Division, 19 St. James Street, Accrington, not later than


e Divisional Medical Officer. No. ___ . _ — ------------


A vacancy exists at Clitheroe Post Office for a POSTMAN.


iivph 43-hour week. H°npns?nnTiblc 23 and over. Candidates and \wo bro ’ and she


she retired three - bus.


PUPIL NURSE;


per week. Two year course In practical nursing


leading to grade of Enrolled Nurse. Applications considered up to 45 years of age. £7-19-2d. per week at 18 years of age.


Three year course of nurse training leading to registration by Genera) Nursing Council as a nurse for the mentally subnormal £7-19-2d. per week at 18 years of age.


Good Prospects. Training under direction of resident qualified Tutor. All appointments subject to National Health Service sick pay and pensions scheme. -


Apply personally, or in writing, to the Matron or Chief Male Nurse at the hospital — Telephone Whalley 2121


All European countries including Russia and Rumania. Every country in the Near East, including Iran and Iraq. South American countries, including Peru. Chile, and Venezuela.


Tire Far East including Korea, Philippines, Formosa. In­ donesia. and Australia.


Students are given the opportunity of attending the fol­ lowing courses at various Colleges and Universities;— Management and Business Studies Diploma in Technology (Engineering) Higher National Diploma Technological Certificate Trade Courses Keble College


Also Youths are sent annually lo Outward Bound Mountain School Adjustment to Industry (Hammarbank) Exploration into leadership (Waddow Hall) Training for youth and Industry (Economic League)


Brathay Hall ARE YOU INTERESTED ?


Applications should be made in tho first instance IN WRITING to the • Training Officer, Globe Works, ' Accrington.


(A member of the Stone-Platt Group)


n o te s „ ,TD BABON. Clitheroel


m AVU2„if back, has score* than eight goals t b l


iio f X -hile in the half-baiP «eas0Se h ^ also scored anothj


f ^ h e n he appeared I fentre


\ outside right, h i X ' S toto a utility play.l


.<ieve!fleague appearances 1 has played at. 0U.tsid®..IIg^ ,


- 3lfrioS


r - j . u*\ck in two. rigl ncc and centre forwa]


tp&e- *he second success:I t ;;E X a r Clitheroe have bel


-T yea* o f .thc Combinatil .cap . year, after atjeaul


1 Last a ^__q at home. Soutl Reserves 1 -0 at hot!


l-'noCf ,d the semi-final tie. [ CUP 111 „ „ r . after defeatil pa


„r a 1 - 2 draw) they wtl b er i__5 at Shaw Bridge I


eaten i the senu 'et


X c v e a r , Clitheroe ha >cs


M <liaw°Bridge after a 3^ _ it will be remember!


seaduf ^ be repiayed 11


Endi RoSendale fielded I causf.nfied player, Kirby To-| f l a t Shaw Bridge, and Clil [ ' l o l0 away in the quarl


®wfth all the cup competitkl f i S d ^ another year. Clil bme's goalscorers in the cup I


Sh season are Wallbank. H: Ion and^ Baron (4) and f


? 08 J rer the past two seasons. ■ ■gs%. '& ,« M) Fitzgerald (2) Chapman I


^ r ^ - o f course, ClJ croc did -very well in tile 11 Cup. reaching the last quail


in* round before they wl S-noked out 3 -1 at Fieetwc«


PREMIEI] TIMBER/ASBESTol


DEHYEREO ERECTED 11 TERMS PLANS I


mieds. Greenhouses, Home I Extensions, Interwoven Fet|


Coal Bunkers


onen Daily 8.30 Weekends to 4 pm. Send -i


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Colour Brochure. Branch "<>.<1. Lower 0*\


BLACKBURN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. CLITHEROE DISTRICT


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.


Clerk/Typist for Matron's Office. This is a busy department, with varied and interesting duties.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL, WHALLEY, Nr. BLACKBURN Wantod: Part-Time Female I


Wages according to age and [ experience. Canteen facilities.


obtained from the Group Secre­ tary, and should be returned not later than 30th April, 1966.


MANCHESTER CORPORATION. LANGHO COLONY.


NEAR BLACKBURN


re Head gardoner required, to bel grsponsible for the propogation of


the' maintenance of ornamental gardens and grounds.


h Rate of pay £14-16-4 for a 40-


payments for overtime. Forms of aoplication obtainable


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE WHALLEY. Nr. BLACKBURN


the General Office at the Calder- stones Hospital for a Junior Clork (male or female). Salary £310 at 16 years. £340 at 17 years and £390 at 18 years. Good prospects of promotion in due course and oportunity to train and aualify in the hospital service. Prefer­ ence will be Riven to candidates holding tile G.C.E. for which extra salary Increments may be paid.


A vacancy will shortly occur in , . ,


PART-TIME BAR ASSISTANT (male or female) for weekend work.—Perry Shireburn Arms, Hurst Green. Tel. Stonyhurst 208


LADY REQUIRED for general domestic work. Mornings. Hours


Mrs. Lawson was associated with many of the villages’ ac­


hurst 208.


to suit buses.—Perry, Shireburn Arms Hurst Green. Tel. Stony­


fEXPERIENCED DRIVER wanted Tel. Clitheroe 949.


or tipper.—Apply H. Sc M. M. Badger, Haulage Contractors.


DOMESTIC HELP (part-time) for small comectlonery shop. 9 a.m.


and Times.


—4 p.m., 4 days per week.— Apply Box No. A9, Advertiser


SECRETARY REQUIRED for Auction Mart Co. Must be a competent book-keeper. Experi­ ence of auction mart adminis­ tration or farming background an advantage. — AppUcatlons in writing marked "Secretary” to: The Clitheroe Auction Mart Co. Ltd., Railway Road. Clitheroe.


TEMPORARY ASSISTANT re­ quired for hardware shop in Clitheroe. — Apply In first instance to T. Dugdalc, Klrkgatc,


Settle. Telephone 2337.______ __


SMART SHOP ASSISTANT re- qulred (male or female), also


boy to work in stores.—Apply C. R. Hargreaves & Sons, Parson


Lane. Clitheroe.


FITTER OR TRAINEE required for interesting assembly work on


209.


QUALIFIED MOTOR MECHANIC required for local garage,, must be capable of working with minimum. supervision. Good wages and conditions.—Write BOX' No. W2, Advertiser and


Times.


ONE OR TWO STRONG LADS (15-17 years) required for work


in sawmill. 61- days per week. Good prospects for right boys.— Up Brooks Sawmills. Clitheroe.


Tel 99.


YOUNG LADY rcouired for gen­ eral clerical duties in profes­


sional office. Salary according to age and experience—Apply in •writing to Burniston Sc Co.. 8, King street, Clitheroe.


SITUATIONS WANTED


TWO YOUNG LADIES willing to babysit,—Write Box....No. A7, Advertiser and Times.


BABY SITTING WANTED, avail­ able any .night.—Write Box No.


A8. Advertiser and Times;' V


Hydraulic stackers, etc.—Apply Lodematlc, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Works, Primrose. Tel. Clitheroe


Secretary at the hospital giving details of age and education, to­ gether with the addresses of two referees, not later than 6th May, 1966.


Applications to the Group


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME, WHALLEY


f Part-Time Domestic Assistant |


or evening duty. Applications to Matron.


RELIABLE, PERSON REQUIRED for morning help in modern house, and to assist with one- year-old child, occasional after­ noons and baby sitting.—"New- I lands,” Claremont Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel. 2718.


LORRY DRIVERS required tor holiday relief churn collection


and* 1231. 2152.


from farms. Good rates of pay.*- Apply Milk Marketing Board, Croft street, Clitheroe. Tel. 411


ELDERLY LADY requires part- time temporary help to assist housekeeper. — King • Whalley


estate at Dunsop Bridge, Clith- croc. Man with-previous exper­ ience preferred. Good house provided with all services. Perm­ anent position if satisfactory.— Apply giving age and details of previous employment to The Clerk of Works, Duchy , of Lan­ caster Estate Office, Forton. Preston.


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GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN , required on an : agricultural I


SECOND COOK OR CHEF REQUIRED


Live in or out Apply—Manager


STARKIE ARMS HOTEL CLITHEROE >


COMPANION HELP required for elderly couple; lady semi-invalid.


Telephone: 50 •


Country . district.. In Rlbble Valley, some nursing experience helpful, car available If required. —Box No. A6, Advertiser and Times,


FULL oITpART-TIME CLEANERS | required. — Apply Lancaster


Hosiery Co. Ltd., Waterloo Mill, Clitheroe.


CONSERVATIVE CLUB;Clitheroe. requires a part-time secretary.’—


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Applications please, in writing i by, 30 April, 1966.—The Conser­ vative Club, Castlo Street,1 Clitheroe.


KEEN A88l8TANT'required. male or, female. Drevious experience not- essential.—Apply Aft-ed Read Sc Co. Ltd., Tailors Outit- ters, 9, Market Plan F\1 Tel. 58. .............


Clitheroe 309. ■. ’ JOINERS


‘wahted for local work. Rate plus 12 £%,plus ........incentives.


*— Apply —


E. T- BIRTWISTLE AND SONS LTD.


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YOUNG BOY-required to learn butchery trade.—Apply W. M. . Harrison. Waddlngton. Tel.


MAN WANTED to;tldy-up small garden, including small amount


-


—Write Box No. A10, Advertiser ■'and Times.


of. walling, Rlmlngton»district. Transport provided .if necessary.


Tel: GL Harwood 2022 '


BUSINE88’’r OPPORTUNITY ’ tor women over .26. Beauty Counsel­


bum.


lor has Distributor- and Coun­ sellor opening. High earnings. Training locaL Flexible hours. Car, helpful.—Write: to:’ ,Beauty Counsellors, "Fairways." Whln- ney Lane. 'Langho,. Nr. Black-


■ PART TIME


Counter Assistant


' REQUIRED


■Or Suitable Applicant To Train


Approximately 25 H°urs Apply—Manageress


GREENHALGH'S


Dyers arid Cleaners MARKET PLACE) CLITHEROE


SHORTHAND


TYPIST Required ' " Aged 18-35 years


letter’ to ’" " " "4....... Office Manager


SOLAR BLINDS HIGHFIELD ROAD CLITHEROE


(Makers •: of, ..Luxfifles ' cn blinds).


Phono 125 ‘ - ’ - \ " 'V 1 ' , • ..-ncti®


•in s u r a n c e ] Open ..weekend!


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Conscientious Person " aiw , Please apply by phone or


1960 1958


1961 1960


SALES OFFICE VACANCY For Conscientious and Efficient


Female Clerk/Typist Interesting work. For Full Details Write or Phone


BOWKER BROS. (Clitheroe) LTD- SUN STREET, CLITHEROE Tolephone: 316 and 971


Applications should be made during normal working hours or on Saturday between 9-30 a.m. and noon to the Employment Officer, Rolls-Royce Limited, Barn- oldswick, Colne, Lancs-


■ our five-day week, plus extra have immediate vacancies for


from the Secretary-Steward at the Colony.


SEMI-SKILLED PERSONNEL


Applications are invited from intelligent and physically fit men between the ages of 21 and 40 who are prepared to work alternate shifts. Training will be given to the successful applicants.


Excellent working conditions, good rates of pay, can­ teen and welfare facilities, pension scheme, special bus service:


eenhouse flowering plants and \


ROLLS-ROYCE LIMITED BARNOLDSWICK


Application forms • may be i


STAFF VACANCIES Driver / D eli ver er


FOR COAL DEPARTMENT


Junior Female Assistant FOR GROCERY DEPARTMENT


Excellent Wages and Conditions. Superannuation Apply: AREA SUPERVISOR, . 2, MOOR.LANE, CLITHEROE


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