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8 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, April 14, 1967 CONCRETE


BUILDING BLOCKS .(LOAD BEARING)


18 x 9 x 9 with Halves 18 x 9 x 6, 18 x 9 x 4. PAVINGS AND PATH EDGINGS


T. VARLEY AND SONS LIMITED


5/9 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY


Telephone: ‘2112 J. GLEAVE


103 WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE Tel: 3880


Second Hand Furniture Store WANTED HOUSEHOLD


FURNITURE and EFFECTS OPENING HOURS


Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday


Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1-30 pan. to 5 p.ni.


1-00 p.m. to 8-00 p.m. Closed all day Wednesday


WANTED FOR CASTLEGATE ANTIQUES


Shortly to open in Clitheroe


Pottery, Figures. Guns, Swords, Oak & Mahogany. Furniture, Oil Paintings, Water Colours, Prints. Silver, Pewter and Brass.


Anything Old and Interesting


PETER FIELD PENDLE HOTEL


CHATBURN — Tel: 234


VEHICLE REPAIRS WAGONS - TRACTORS CARS - Etc.


Top Class Mechanic Also


CONCRETE MIXERS VIBRATOR ROLLER J.C.B.


FOR HIRE Tom Varley


LITTLE TODBER, GISBURN Telephone 322


SHIPS CARPETS


where Mode specially toi bard wear Tor shipping companies and Government Dattleshlps Large selection ot all sizes.


Q NEW AN LI SEUUNDHAND WAL V77 OH.OKL.BY fctOAlD. T. FOWLER


TON-LE-DALE. PRESTON. J?el. 35175.


A N T I Q U E S WANTED FOR CASH


THE ANTIQUE SHOP BarroWi near Whailey Tel.: Whailey 3511


DAVID WOLFENDEN GRINDLETON


Television and


Electrical Appliance Service


For Prompt Attention Phone: Chatbum 461


ROBINSON, HEYS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Lower Eanam Wharf. Blackburn SAVE LINO


Havo your Old Flassod Floors Covered with Colourod Asphalt. Also Folt Roofing to Flat Roofs, etc. Tel* Blackburn 55342.


SIMPSON OF COLNE.


N WartburK Distributors tor the Pimmediate Delivers


ull Stock ol SDares.


WESl END GARAGE. Burnley Road COLNE. Tol 1310.


FARMERS


Wanted—Casualty and Plain Cows, also Fat Bulls


BRAITHWAITE GISBURN — Tel: 458


VACUUM CHIMNEY SWEEPING


HOUSE CLEANING P A R K E R


3 WARWICK DRIVE Tel: CLITHEROE 3475


AMERICA BOUND


Holiday Business Emigration. We know the answers to vour . questions


Free Advlsorv Service trom:— AMERICA PLAN TRAVEL


19 RICHMOND 1'EH.RACE. . BLACKBURN


Telephone 69642.


WE CAN DO YOUR CAR


ELECTRICAL REPAIRS FOR YOU


Dynamo Starters • Lights Flashers, etc.


Dynamo § Electrical Services Ltd


WATERLOO ROAD CLITHEROE


Phone 26S2/3


EW WARTBURG 10011 OE-LUXE SALOON


ualities unobtainable else­


BROKEN PROMISES,


DOUBLE TALK, SAYS CLITHEROE M.P.


‘THE recent by-election results have shown that the country


is at last disillusioned by the broken promises and double talk of the present Labour Government,” declared Sir Frank Pearson, MP for the Division when he addressed the annual meeting of Clitheroc Division Women’s Unionists Associa- tion, at Great Harwood, on Friday evening. Broken promises so long as they affect other P®°P ®


are sometimes over-looked, but in recent weeks the broken promises in regard to the textile in^Btiy have hit U bm


cast for Labour at the last election were cast on the basis or false prospects.


shire hard and Lancashire now realises tha.t^ c,u


1964 and 1966 elections were won on the theme of the 13 wasted years of Conserva­ tive rule, but after nearly 2-1 years of stagnation under Labour with rising taxation there arc many people beginning to look back on the 13 years of Conserva­ tive rule with some nos-


Sir Frank added: “The ti “Two basic threats con­ talaia.” • „


from the policies of the Labour Government. Everywhere we turn we And -an extension of the tentacles of the central Government and the fact that no fewer than 40,000 additional civil servants have been re­ cruited during the past two years bears witness to the extent to which the central Government is planning to in­ terfere in our daily lives. “There Is not a business­


nued s i r Frank, “are stemming j f


more on so reforming Labour legislation th a t the bargaining power between management and organised labour is main­ tained in a fully employed society. This can only be done by a. complete overhaul of the legislation governing strike ac­ tion and the organisation of the unions, but in doing this care must be taken th a t the essential interests of t rad .s unions are protected and th a t they are enabled to play the responsible p a r t th a t they should play in a modern indus­


lated .the Women’s Unionists on the magnificent results from th e ir Spring Fair a t which they raised some £850. He said th a t this had only been done by the loyal and concentrated work of all the branches over the winter and he wished to congratulate the organisation under Mrs. Roberts on such a very success­ ful outcome.


trial society.” Sir Frank warmly congratu­


man in the country th a t is not feeling the dead hand of Stato control and State tax­ ation and wo cannot hopo for a prosperous country while our destinies and our business decisions depend on decision making in White­


incomes policy Sir Fran k said, "The Conservative Par ty in­ vented the term "incomes policy”, but th e ir concept of it was very different t o . th a t which we sec operating today.


public were warned th a t a Labour Government m e a n t State control and high taxation and those warning have become tragically true. The country is today for too heavily taxed and the only cure must be a sub­ stantial reduction in Govern­ ment spending with a concomi­ ta n t reduction in taxation. Con­ servative policies should all be directed to th is end.” Turning to the prices and


hall. “At th e las t election the


INTERFERENCE


Economic Development Council was a seperate and independent body, n ot a p a r t of th e Gov­


"Under them th e National


ernment machine as a t the present, and the guiding light for wage increases was volun­


tary, i t was left to the good sense of management and unions to get as n ear the mark as possible. Today individual wage increases are controlled directly by Government and if


OFFICIALS


A. Hindley, president; Mrs. H. N. Roberts, Chairman; Mrs. A. Walker and Mrs. D. L. Comes, vice-chairmen; Mrs. T. Robin­ son, Hon. treasurer.


Officers elected were: Mrs.


officers was proposed by Lady Pearson.


A vote of thanks to the


Murtagh, Divisional chairman and Mr. W. A. Butler, the agent.


Also present were Mi-. Neil


members of G re a t Harwood branch'.


Gisfourn falter


Gisburn 1 Chipping 3


attacking football from the kick-off, an d play swung from end to end. Chipping took an


Both teams s ta rted to play


early lead when Procter hea­ ded h is first coal from a cor­ n e r kick.


Gisbum fought back ha rd


and a header from Kenny h i t th e cross bar. Minutes after,


Kenny was through on h is own with only Squires to beat but


anyone transgresses there are penal sanctions to enforce the


saw -has sho t go wide of the post.


Government will. T h is is no way to control wages and prices in a free society, conservatives must tu rn th e ir back agains t direct Government interference in detailed wage and price negotiations and must rely fa r


B. BRIDGES


Brush and Vacuum Chimney Sweep


Prompt Service No Fuss


(formerly SEYMOURS) No Dirt


2 Woone Lane, Clilheroe


Tel. 2807 between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. D A N N Y ’ S


TAYLOR ST.. CLITHEROE Tel: 2699


UP BROOKS SAWMILLS


INTERWOVEN FENCING PANELS. CATES ETC.


THE NEW WANEY EDGE R Fenoine ot all doscrintions.


Can be seen on the above nremises.


EXTENSION LADDERS. Open Saturdays until 4-30 o.m.


Why put up with damp uneven Floors !


WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


Estimates Free No Obligation Consult


AspSialt Floors AND LINO TILING


i JAMES BOLTON & Son (ASPHALTERS) LTD.


LOWER EANAM WHARF, BLACKBURN


Evenings Blaokburn 56342.


on all floor problems B Telephone;


laokburn 59438.


, Caterer to the ! Musical Profession


E. J. APPLETON


PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING EXPERT


27 VICTORIA TERRACE KEIGHLEY


24 hour Telephone Bervlce KEIGHLEY 4884


Distance no object RE-UPHOLSTERY


Your Suito made as now tn( monuette or vinydo from £14> with Latex oushlons from £26. Chairs from £3. Wide ranee of patterns.


Estimates free Phono or writer J. LOMAX


55 LARKIIILL BLACKBURN Tel. 53952.


USTIC POLES FOR FENCING.


attacking policy b u t once again i t was Chipping who got the results. T heir second goal was a repe a t of th e ir f irs t with Proc ter heading home a corner kick. Ju s t before half-time Gisbum reduced th e a r re a rs with a pen­


Both teams continued th is


alty goal from Woodworth. T h e second h a lf again s. ..


exciting football, b ut with Chip­ ping slightly o n top, an d Proc­


ter scored h is th ird goal from close range while th e Gisburn defenders claimed for offside; Gisbum fought back an d had


Refreshments were served by


GOALS g a l o r e


Calderstoncs 4, Bowker Bros. 7. _. . ~


spectators.


edge because the team i s together.


The next goal came inJjhe 30Ui internationa l relations officer minute when Speak equalised. I . -------------


king1 o only &ng tton


five minutes w h e n . scored


u Avi- for iuuuo w,.v.. ------ - . ^ w*ers.1 table convenor, s ‘ i speakers


convenor, p. Walker s . ’b *Dugdale


the lead five minutes a f te r the editor, V. Heap; assistant scc- hatei-val and then Baskervillc retary, J . Pye; press officer. «■ anrl Asiiimva.ll scored two more Dugdaile; sporis officer, B. Cush- to seven minutes.


Freedy put Bowkers back into mitteo chairman, 77. Dent; tabic , j . Spemsley; membership com Pascarella


arrears in the 64th minute, but Pilkington netted two more for Bowkers to bring the score up


r e d u c e d the I Dawson,


to 7—2. With ten minutes to go to


in s ; auditors, H. Brian and M


Round Table officials


all th e players as well as th e Dent. a 1 ,


This was a game enjoyed by evening. Ho succeeds Mr. Brian The following table council-


/miflVBfl bV 1 oironirur TTn


Starkie Arms Hotel on Monday hjr.. nriafl


held


rhamccs. but Bowkers h ad the head; secretary, j . Saul: ,


Both sides missed many ted: vice chairman J Wbite- the team played urer, D. Green; community s l ­


lors and officials were also elec- convenori Spensley; SOOT iaA conivenor.P. Field; ways and


The first goal came a f te r means convenor. W. Smalley. , | a re a councillor, M. washbrook


BUTTON HOLE MACHINISTS EXAMINERS HAND CUTTERS ALSO


full time, Shuttleworth scored for Calderstones, and , Pas­ carella. scored again to bring


Bradshaw, Fitzpatrick; Brooks, Pearce. Shuttleworth; Holden, Dust, Furber, Speak, Pascarella.


the final score to 7—4. Teams: Calderstones; Hind;


|T w fo :nBl't Molo i^ in , aRaws-1 ALTHOUGH Sandie Shaw’s of “Puppet on a


Preedy, sm ith , Piikington, Bas-1 stJ jn g” won kerville.


Raw so n ; thome,


s n a p e ; Aspinwall,


Waddington step nearer promotion


play and Yates u e n t close on Record Centre, Market Place, TOP TEN


After a quiet openuig. w ad T h e ch a r t has been compiled dington began to d o n ^ a t e with


sa turoay.


with Vince Hill. Whistling Jack sm i th and Tom Jones.


help ot Webster's, th e


two occasions before Robmson j_,ast week’s placings are in opened th e scoring a f te r 2o braclcets minutes from a pass from Seed- all.


Walton defender, an d two from Robinson gave Waddington a commanding 4—0 half-time lead.


An own goal by a Higher


to take things easy a t th e s ta r t of th e second half, but a f te r Walton h ad scored a surprise goal in the 55th minute, Wad­ dington. well prompted by Simpson and Foulker, began to play some b r illiant football and increased th e ir lead a f te r 70 minutes when Robinson scored from a penalty, an d completed his “h a t- trick ”.


The home side were inclined


when Yates was injured and jq (•) Memories are made of ,4 +A 1aPU/i +1lA fifiifi


O’Neill distinguished himself by saving a penalty a t th e o th e r end. b u t Waddingtoniuu


wauuui suffered ouuwvu o, ww.


soon afterwards a


with almost th e la s t kick of th e match.


blow


h ad to leave th e field. Seedall completed the scoring


Waddington te am : O’Neill;


Comthwaite, Pearson; Simpson, Benson, Cross; Ripley. Foulker, Robmson, Yates, Seedall.


man of Bowland Rural Council, will


tre a su re h u n t organised by th e ..... ,— —- — prizes present th e chances to save th e game, b ut Gisbum, on Sunday.


they failed to make use of them, an d in th e end i t was Chipping who deserved to win. R. Freeman, Chipping’s r ig ht


h a lf and Procter th e ir centre forward were th e main men behind Chipping’s win in a fine •all-round performance from the


whole team. Teams: Gisbum: Dennett;


Taylor, Richardson; Embery, Wilson Renwick; Atkinson, Woodworth. Kenny, Moulds- dale, Whittaker. Chipping; Squires E.; Squi­


for a ation a t th e Commercial Hotel,


TREASURE HUNT Coun. R. Williamson, chair­


AUCTION MART


AT Friday’s fortnightly puje show and sale of 43. m-caii cattle and a special spring sale


o£ iG2 store


Pendle District Council of th e „ est heifers £63 to £84: other Lancashire Youth Clubs Associ- QWS


” •— ~ *i i* xt wcic: isuau uuwa **>*


Pendle Hotel, Chatbum. a t 1-30 bullocks and heifers £28 to £ JJ . p.m. is open to anyone with a stirks £18 to £26.


T h e event which s ta r ts a t th e heifers £40 to £53; )'oul' f


oar, and th e re arc many prizes At Monday’s fatstoch sale ol for th e winners.


r 56 cattle, 294 north country easy to follow.


T h e route will tak e about two hoggs, local spring larl’u.s0’ I hours, and all th e clues a re hoggs, sheep and e*es,' anc'


res F., Procter R.; Freeman R., Blezard, Preston; Freeman T., Mercer, Procter J., Freeman J., Rhodes.


raised Saints


PENDLETON . < ^ 0 ^ & / * £ * JUMBLE,—About £22 was heifers (8i cwt)


for


Saturday. Croe.


Sale in the Village Hall on | to 181A cow heifersond quaiiw | mwsi , i ¥ ; - w to “ ^ r hp ^ |


Church


funds a t


a


of All weights 176/- black nna \ wrute Jumble


|


heifers "


sold with «


AT THE CINEMA next week=


The discovery of a com-


pletely boneless body on Petrie’s Island off the Irish coast, is enough to send the local physician, Dr. Landers (Eddie Byrne) hotfoot to London to confer with medical professor Dr. Brian


Statley (Peter Cushing). Later, more an d more bodies


a re found on th e island and the doctors become convinced Wirt something horrible h a s been created by PhUips, another doctor, now dead, who had been carrying on resea rch in ­


Saturday , ' is . ‘.’Lover Come Back," sta rring Rock Hudson


to cancer. Showing from Thursday to


and Tony Randall. *


* *


BAM! Pow! Biff! Wham! Zowic! The Dynamic Duo will be in Clitheroe next week. Yes, Batman and Robin will be chasing a host of dastardly villains across the screen at the Palladium Cinema from Monday to


Saturday. Acting upon an anonymous


Schmidlapp (Reginald Denny). proprietor of Big Ben Distil-


ieries, is in danger aboard a luxury y a ch t approaching Short Island Sound near


"


Ba tman concludes th a t the ^ 'ry , of Knowle Green and H. Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road world’s four most monstrous ^ oy: ° f Co'v Ark, nmde


and Batcopter. L Tne judges, Messrs.’, ’ | Mi®;7® I «


villains, th e Penguin (Burgess l?"f!n ^, a "’ards: c °)v' T r.' -r Meredith), the Joker (Cesar ? , 1 e , Brindle; - '. , ncj


Romero), the Riddler (Frank i?te£n’ Slaidbum H™®r :^m c e . Gorshin) and the Catwoman I J } ' ■C' Seed, Puns”fi„ 0f all (Lee Meriwether), having „ . ^ erc..followed a


an(j


The Dynamic Duo ™ through, a n amazing number


of hair-raising exploits in their quartet. i.ne th


Man Called Fllntstone” s ta r- LADY ring Alan Reed as the voice of to fri


The supporting film is “The 1_____ |


Jean Vanderpyl as the voice of SLAIDburn SILVER BANDn„... Wilma Flintstone, and Gerry ju h e placing n'cnl™m “ appIv


voice **


rkaariney * •


International spy chief Green 5?Hce—Ring CUtheroe 2273 rtiVica qtyH Vile O-lvT


warning th a t Commodore Tanya. Fred is take


a tely to keeri Fred from reach- Clark. G?rm Dowson. Law'3 Tne for .._Tel. Whailey 3370. ing his destination.


Camera1) ? ,A c c r in g to n .


meeting Tanya in Paris, but FairP Qt!t.lonJ0.! April W 1967— _E wr it e BOAR a t stud. S.M.I.R.K. agents try desper- E n t r y o v a U a b l e


ta


------— — bji-1 on m the


on assig m assignment


persuaded to free CAM BRAS “"i1 K^S^nnp of wizes


friend, i -_______ 01


!£“ « » s gljiKe and j^PPyp^ottoo , de


_____________ p h


LsowsE nnd” gilts accommodated ---------- --------------------------


agent Rock Slag, who has been 7/6 pi, ‘tLY°u5t/- per hour after Injured while frying to locate m td n ig h 'n ? ,^ gWe three doys^


___ -I --------- of the famed secret ^v^PntTT'N0 ,SEciub°Chorees: Fred Flintst tone


Ien ^ thG ^ ru n


' .......* i Is --------- -— — „,v»red 1 -


R^bbS double


an


° f BCttyl exact


Betty eS!!?


wffilng w> } B'Sd'8' Room


----— -.»•« rc siaidburn


oif B ubbl


failed in th e ir solo efforts, have now pooled th e ir evil resources to outwit him.


? red ewrs with two lamM ^ lambs &JS! fambs to


_of storc .,,cre • Half­ Quotations ,


ecorts to save the Commodore *’’* as~ from the United Undenvorld


PERSONAL


Fred Flintstone, Mel Blanc as Sg-own home. f ^ T l ncs --------


as the v o i ^ f I toJ fTleS4u«cfolid"?L i RtuoDie,. — •


try "hoggs l / T t o 3/11/. spring lambs 3/8 to4/2«. K>ca‘


hoggs (27-34 lbs) 2/10 to 3/1.


local hoggs (37-40 ffi5’ 3/6; local sheep 2/3 to 2/5. homed ewes 42/- to 111 /". 11 ”7.


bred ewes 110/- to 151/ 'L P porkers 39/6; cutters 36/- 40/6; bacon 39/- overweight


Monday to Wednesday next week, is the story of an * 95 a»^ saJe "Rotations experiment on life which became a devastating death


“Island of Terror,” showing at the Civic Hall from i ^ lu e sa ay s ^ 7 . ^ calved cattle and calves,


39/-. At Tuesday's weekly prize


' were; Best cows: to £10° ' ^ l hieifers


Gotham City, Batman (Adam £7,6 other heifers to £!).


■eve cu


e < a cube. ;


io to £130- other cows


West) and Robin (Burt Ward) f alves to £3 2 6; rearing ca immediately ru sh to the scene via Batmobile


I


£91: bobby '


^ . . t nux- th e


Best cows £ gi to £102; ~r • ^ £74. s(r0ng bul-


cattle, Quotations I £49 ^ £53; smart breeding £55 to £74- strong heifers I


9 (-) Touch h,


Dozy, Beaky, Mick and T l iiecn


me, Lave Dee, urouwuiiw


(Fontam). i-1.1n lf/,1 ThAAVtihGU this, Val Doonican.


More of the Monkees, The j Monkees, (RCA).


best selling l.p.


H E A L T H FOODS For all your Health Foods enquire a t


C. R. HARGREAVES & SONS


Parson Lano, Clithoroc. Tel. 2183.


I 1961 FORD ZEPHYR, disc brakes, radio, I


(mmaculate.—Tel. slaldburn 232 u heater^ Ai U F'aiiultMliiecssiM and iittM/Ci. evenings).


SPECIAL OFFER, green studio couch (full size). Reduced from 32 to £22.— H. Kalne. 48 Moor Lane Clitberoe. Tel. 3444.


MOTOR CYCLE, Excelsior 150 cc. Good condition — Apply_ 9 Kemple View, Clitheroc (after 5-30 p.m.).


CORNER HOUSE, King Lane, f CUthevoo. Ladies' corsets with


ront-fastening or hookside.


CONTEMPORARY dining table. 48” x 27”. cream formica top with four chairs, cream and red, upholstered leather type. Oost £48. A gift a t £20.—Ring Clitberoe 3349. after G p.m.


| pigs, quotation were: S. L- o ‘a ‘ 1 — ■ 191/-; S. L. Heifer 208/-1 steers , (7-9Jcwt) 162/- to 206/-; steeis


"watch0 and CLOCK ' r e pa ir s ------•


Blackburn. Tel. 59109.


YVrtXV/ii. UUU wuwvis *•“* ------- - All work carried out by our own craftsmen and fully guaranteed. __24 King William Street


' ’--------------


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED —Write or phone Sharp,


I Roadl.


Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury Mellor 787.


— r :


(Late of New Bank ____________________


cows 93/- to 95/-; n<>rtn c,° , tyred and repaired — A. E. o //» x« *1/11! local I Hargreaves. Moor Lane and


« .


Woone Lane. Clltheroe. Tel 2683.


LAST FEW DAYS OF .SALE. Axmlnstcr rugs from 49/6. Two


only good quality 3 x Axmin- stcr carpets. £14 each. Curl t and wool rugs reduced.—Mor­


on’s 18 Moor Lane, Clltheroe. Tel. 2420.


CONCRETE BLOCKS


NORTH WEST CONCRETE BLOCK CO.


Railway Crossing. Grlmsargh Tel. LoncridBO 7678.


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing macblne repairs to


RE-UPHOLSTERYr nave Middle­ man’s Profit. I Guarantee the finest Workmanshtp a t the keenest prices 3-piece suites


Walter Thomason Sewing ---------------


Half-mod ewes with [ BURNLEY. to u e"'es with lamos


£4 2s I if preferred.—'vs beakbane, 50


from £18, all work welcomed. Estimates absolutely free; large selections of patterns, will call all areas evenings or daytime • preferred.—Write or phone


--------- '9 Zion Street No 27188.


1957 FORD POPULAR. Taxed and tested. £20 o.n.o.—8 Balmoral


Avenue, Clitberoe.


H.C.B. BLACK SiLVER CROSS PRAM mattress, bag and canopy. £8 o.n.o.—Tel. cutlicroo 3326


POULTRY


ONE CABIN 24' x 6 6 : one turkey stag and two liens.—34


Hnyhurst Street, Clithoroc. 1 all


150 RUBY. 150 diamond pullets, P.OL.—M


Gerna Farm, Chatburn 371.


Downham. Tel! G. _ Clement.


LIVE POULTRY reaulred top prices. P rownson Tel Siaid­ burn 271


1 (1) Release me, Engelbert Humperdinck, (Decca).


2 (6) Something stupid. Frank and Nancy Sinatra, (Reprise),


3 (4) A little bit me. a little bit you, hie Monkees, (RCA).


4 (2) Puppet on a string, Sandy Shaw, (Pye).


5 (7) Ha, ha. said th e clown, Manfred Mann, (Fon­ tan a ) .


7 (2) T h is is my song. Harry Secombe, (Philips).


6 (-) I 'm gonna get me a gun, Cat Stevens, (Deram).


8 C-l I t 's a l l over. Cliff Rich­ ard, (Color:,W.i). —


rrison xvu-wa


rv u iu v uN J i i od u re co rd in g


onav* ° t llc E urovision Song Contest, it has fallen


two places in Cithcroe’s c h a r t , and is now a t number


fou r. I f one takes a close look a t


th e ch a r t i t is noticable how few groups have records in the top ten. This week the only ones are the Mortices, Manfred Mann and the Dave Dee group. Engelbert Humperdinck is


BLACKBURN COMBINATION £eem to prefer ^ ^ ^ OIVISIUN *


step towards promotion to th e gonna get me a gun.” APPLY-


still a t th e top for the seventh successive week with “Release


Waddington 6, Highor Walton 1 a t, number six with another of Waddington took ano th er I h is own compositions, ”1 m


first division in th e Blackburn After several weeks m the Combination when th ey de- chart, th e Beatles have now feu ted Higher Walton 6—1 on dropped out altogether, along =trturdav


n , . ki/ diidm c o m b in a t io n I m e ” although many people Ca t Stevens enters first time


LANCASTER HOSIERY CO. LTD WATERLOO MILL CLITHEROE.


“ff


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Ladies’ Vedonls vests and combinations, all sizes.


RUSB RIDGE.—You can choose any article In stock—Watches. Clocks. Rings. Cutlery—and pay for i t weekly.—Rusbridge, Jewellers. 24 King William Street. Blackburn.


G FT. CUT-OFFS (Larch) £5 per load.—Up Brooks Saw Mills.


Clithcroc. Tel. 2699.


1950 HILLMAN MINX, any In­ spection Invited 100 per cent bodily and mechanically.—Tel. SlaUlburn 232 (evening).


B.S.A GIRL’S CYCLE. 20" frame. £4.—Apply 17 Windsor Avenue, Cltthcroe.


WHITE CRICKET FLANNELS, as now waist 40 ins., inside leg 32 ins. White buckskin boots, size 30ir.—Apply 47 Victoria Street,


Clitheroe


NEWHOME GAS COOKER, 3 jets, grill. £4.—39 Ribble Lane. Chat­


burn.


CAPSTAN LATHE OPERATOR or ftrainee required, preferably with


hone 2233.


mitting experience.—Apply Lode- P atic Primrose, Clltheroe.


TWO GOOD RELIABLE wagon drivers required.—Apply Lawson


278/9


Sc Ellis Ltd.. Grcendalc Mill. Grindleton. phone Chatburn


GIRL, 15-1G YEARS REQUIRED. good wage, five-dav week. Every


other Saturday off. July school C leaver considered. — Ferguson,


hoice Fruit. 9 Moor Lane, Clithcroe. Tel. 3163.


CHEERY young couple wanted to live m country inn near Clitheroc. All found in return for housekeeping duties on part of wife Paid part-time work available for husband. Car neccessary. References.— Write Box No. T4. Advertiser and


Times.


PRICING CLERK REQUIRED for slaundry olfice. Part-time con­


aidered Wages and hours by Crrangement. — Apply Manager, T litheroe Laundry. Pimlico Rd.


el 3841. SITUATIONS WANTED


FULL OR PART-TIME book- t keeping wanted. Reasonable


PUBLIC NOTICE


RURAL DISTRICT OF BOWLAND


Highways Act, 1959. Part IX, Codo of 1892.


t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN oh a t the Rural District Council t f Bowland acting on behalf of


having previously resolved to sewer, level, pave, metal, nag, channel and make good the street known as Beechthorpc.


he West Riding County Council,


Waddington. did on the 20th day of March 1967 pass the following resolution:


t “That th e specification of bho works proposed to be done s y the Council as the delegated t treet works authority under


he provisions of the Code of 1892 contained in the Highways Act. 1959, in sewering, level­ ling, paving, metalling, flagging, channelling and making good Beeclvthorpe. Waddington, and also tho plans, sections, esti­ mate and provisional apportion­ ment relating to such works now submitted by the Engineer and Surveyor be approved and further th a t th e Clerk of the t Council be directed to publish nhis resolution and to serve


statute.” o Take NOTICE th a t for a period


t otices In the manner and upon he persons directed by the


Af one month from the 7th day of t pril 1967 a copy of the resolu­ aion of approval and the s pproved specifications, plans,


32. Pimlico Road. Clithcroe, and will be open to inspection during normal office hours


STAFF VACANCIES GROCERY BRANCH MANAGER


Fully experienced Grocer for busy branch shop. T.U. wages plus bonus. Superannuation. Holiday commit­ ments acknowledged. Two half-days per week.


PART-TIME CLUB COLLECTOR


Basic wage, plus commission, motor car or motor cycle essential. Knowledge of the district an advantage.'


— Apply — AREA MANAGER 2 MOOR LANE — CLITHEROE


aections, estimates of the prob­ able expenses and provisional dpportionments will be kept


eposited a t the Council Offices.


t AN OWNER of premises liable to be charged with any^part^of she expenses of executing the mtreet works may, within the said s onth, by written notice to the aaid Council, object thereto on t ny grounds enumerated in Sec­


1967. Dated this 7th day of April


L. D. TELFORD. « Clerk of the Council.


WANTED


CHILD’S TRICYCLE REQUIRED. —Apply 17 Windsor Avenue,


Clltheroc. BUY AND COLLECT outgrown


babies* and children’s wear, ladles* and gent’s clothing, cur­ ftains, covers, anything except


urniture •— Ring Accrington 35885.


EXPERT SERVICES


DRY STONE WALLING, ditching and fencing.—Write Box No. Tl Advertiser and Times.


WINDOW DRESSING PROB LEMS? Times a n d terms arranged.—Please phone Stony-


h urst 384.


ROOF REPAIRS, pointing, wall­ ing concreting and Macadamlng. —G Pollard. 1 Central Avenue,


Clitberoe. Phone 3610


COOL* and join A. R. WILES P


c Earn money easier £ ££’s ollecting ZETTERS RA& C~


o ollector Service for this and Ather exciting ventures.—


pply Box No. T2. Advertiser and Times.


CLEANERS required for surgery and house.—Ring Clithcroe 3261.


YOUTH REQUIRED aged 15 to 17 years, for tractor driving and


g


eneral farm work.—Alien, CImehouso Farm Whallev Road.


Utberoo. Tel 3396.


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LIMITED REQUIRE A RELIEF


TELEPHONIST/CLERK


ion 177 of the Highways Act 1959.


Apply in writing giving details of age, education, and experience to the Accountant:—


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LIMITED CLITHEROE


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL t Requires the following full­ ime staff for day duty:


1 Staff Nurse. 1 Stato.enrollod Nurse. 1 Nursing Auxiliary.


the Matron. Applications for these posts to


BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.


SURVEYOR’S DEPARTMENT.


APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT SURVEYOR


a Applications arc invited for the above appointment a t a salary in t ccordance with Grade A.p.2 of (ile National Joint Council Scales u£1.020-£1,220). An essential


1965 FORD Cl small mil


dition t i l K I N G CUTKi v /


Blackburn Co-operative Society Ltd. Clithcroc District


erms.—Write Box No. T5, Advertiser and Times.


•f


WOMEN AND SCHOOL LEAVERS WILLING TO TRAIN AS MACHINISTS MAKING KNITTED OUTERWEAR 5 DAY 40 HOUR WEEK


Mr. Pe te r A. Bridge was «>ec i ■ted chairman of cliffieroi; XlO'O OH jyiODU‘*J’


Round Table a t th e annual genera] meeting I ObtLi K.1C


at *<;


SITUATIONS VACANT


UNCASTER HOSIERY CO. LTD. Have vacancies for females as follows —


THE N ALUM I if


s !im EG


OF


BRASS AND BF BU Y


WHEMl NEEE


m il B


WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF VACANCIES FOR FEMALE TEMPORARY PART TIME HAND CUTTERS


BLACKBURN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.


CLITHEROE DISTRICT WANTED


EXPERIENCED BUTCHER OR


WELL TRAINED IMPROVER Excellent working conditions, T.U. Wages, Superannuation. Sickness Benefit Excellent prospects for promotion


— Apply —


AREA MANAGER, 2 MOOR LANE.


CLITHEROE


The: on"


Bedford 6 and 8 » the cheapest fuel “Fuel economy o | Bedford van's strl under these corf would do as we'. We will gladly I your usual routl


Henry Righto| Priestley Road Walkden, Wor: Manchester


Telephone _ Swinton


psers car allowance is also ractical knowledge of the


routine work ot the office and will bo required to assist m making surveys, preparing plans and specifications and estimates of roads sewers, etc p The council has delegated


ayable. p Applicants should have a good


Cowers under the Town and t ountry Planning Acts and is fhe delegated Highway Authority


i ation quallficotton and exper­ aence together with the names s nd addresses of two referees, nhould reach the ' under-signed


or some 140 miles of roads c Applications, stating age,* edu­


Aot later th a n . Frldav the 21st pril 19G7


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