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STTTTATfONS v a c a n t . 10 Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, Jane 30, 1967


Omissions to shame


ought some


consciences -MR. S. BLACKBURN


MR. SYDNEY BLACKBURN, the Liberal candidate in the by-election next week, told the Advertiser'and Times: *T have once again accepted the invitation of the Liberal Association to contest the forthcoming by-election mainly because I think it is high time we had individual thought and action on the local council. Wc ought to get away from the “ toeing-the-line” attitude.” “With the exception of two


short spells during the 27 years since the end of the war, wc have had in Clith- eroe a Tory-controlled coun­


cil, and what have wc to show for twenty-odd years of


Conservative rule? “I have searched hard for an


answer to this question and what have I found? “Firstly, we have a beautiful cemetery in Waddington Road,


which is a credit to the town.' Then we have houses and old folk’s bungalows, but not nearly enough for our urgent needs.


A disgrace “Many of the houses have


been neglected and are a dis­ grace to the town. Many of the old folk’s bungalows have gar­ dens much too big for the pen­ sioner to tend and are sub­ sequently badly overgrown. They spoil what would other­ wise be an attractive estate. “These two things appear to


modernised, fifteen years too late, at an extra cost of about £20,000. The destructor plant is being enlarged, again years too late, at a much higher cost. And of course, we all know about the King - Lane Hall, against whose acquisition for the town the present Conserva­ tive candidate fought so hard and, unfortunately, so success­


be the only tilings we have to show. The many things still needed but not there are omissions that should shame the consciences ot many of the present councillors. “The sewage works are being


fully. Still £ar away


ago that Clitheroe council began discussion . - swimming baths and, by the reading i last week’s ^Advertiser and Times, we are as near, having them now as we were 50 years


“It must be at least GO years


ago. “Are we satisfied with this


short-sighted Tory record? On Thursday next you will be going to the polls; not to elect a cab­ inet, not to elect a Prime Mini­ ster, not to elect the government of the day; you will be going to elect your representative to the local council, your rep­ resentative to look after your own personal interests and the wise spending of your money.


sincerely hope you will, remem­ ber you have only one vote at this election. Make sure you use it for the progress of Clith­ eroe.”


“When you go to vote, and 1


At the Cinema


Tlie beautiful' Virna Lisi


stars in both feature films showing at the Civic Hall


next week.- ., lii “ The 25th Hour," showing


from Monday to Wednesday, she co-stars with Anthony Quinn in an unusual drama of man who' is captured by- the


Nazis, the Russians, and the Americans in World War II.


Don’t” (from Thursday), she plays the wife of Tony Curtis. She shares her favour’s with


In “ Not with My Wife, you


played by George C. Scott. * I? • #


the husband’s best friend,


Sydow and Richard Harris star in "Hawaii,” showing at the Palladium from Monday to Wednesday.


Julie Andrews, Max Von


by James A. Michener, is set in the early 19th century.


The film, based on the novel


Woolf?” Edward Albee’s corro­ sive, brutal study of a night­ mare marriage, is showing from Thursday to Saturday.


Who’s Afraid of Virginia


ing night in the lives of George and Martha, played by Richard Burton and Liz Tayloi-. It is a night when a young couple are drawn into their world, and a night from which none of them emerges unscathed.


The film spotlights one sear­


MARKET REPORTS


cattle, 705 local lambs, sheep and ewes and 40 pigs were on


At Monday's fatstock sale 41


oiler.Quotations were: SL Steers 182/-; steers (light) 158/- to 191/-; heifers (light) 154/- to 163/-; quality cows 115/- to 129/-; plainer cows 81/- to 105/-; black and white bull


136/-; pre-graded steers 145/- to 165/—; lambs (light) 3/2 to 3/51; (medium) 3 /- to 3/4; (heavy) 24/101 to 3/2; sheep 1/10 to 2/5; horned ewes 50/ to 70/-; half-bred ewes 60/- to 90/-; pigs: porkers 30/- to 33/6 cutters 31/6 to 33/6: bacon 32/- to 32/6; over-weight 32/- sow £ 22. At Tuesday’s weekly prize


1 Savings group ^ membership increases


FIGURES given by the District Commissioner for National Sav­ ings, Mr. N. Jackson, at the annual meeting of the Clitheroe Borough and Rural District Savings Committee on Tuesday night show that membership of savings groups numbers 1*584 a slight increase on the previous year. The year’s savings aver- aged £1 3s. 10d. per week per


head of the population. In the period April, 1966, to


March, 1967, total savings in Clitheroe and Rural District amounted to £1,377,422. Future * activities include a special effort to ’ increase the


number of street groups. The chairman, Mr. E. T. Mor­ gan, expressed appreciation of


the valuable work done by all the voluntary group secretaries


in the town. The officers re-elected were;


Joint presidents; The Mayor of Clitheroe, Aid. T. Robinson and the chairman of ClitheroeRural Council, Coun. Mrs. M. Troop; chairman, Mr. E. T. Morgan; vice-chairman. Mr. T. P. Hnsn- ton; hon. secretary, Miss M. Hetherington; hon. treasurer: Mr. J. Hargreaves; committee: Mr. E. Statter, Mr. W. McColl, Miss K. P. Glisbey, Mrs. V. Gar­ ner, Mr. and Mrs. R. Penny. Mr. R. O. Jones, Mr. J. S. R. Shaw. Mrs. D. Thomber was elected


to the committee.


BROWNIE GUIDES WATER REVELS


The Clithreoe and District Brownie Guides held their


annual water revels on Satur­ day, when more than 100 travelled to Skipton baths. During the revels, six Brow­


nies gained their swimming proficiency.


Lindsay Hudson, of Trinity , „ ,


Pack, was the champion revel­ ler and Moorland School the


champion pack. At the sports evening held


recently at Edisford School, the SS Michael and. John pack gained the most points.


monthly meeting of Bowlai 1 Ri,_ Council on Monday, to Mr. J. G. Bowker, of Scott Laitlie, Bolton-by-Bowland, to site a caravan on land at h:s


LICENCE GRANTED A licence was granted at U.


farm.


lic Health Inspector and Build­ ing Surveyor, reported that the site was well screened, mains •ater was available a n J


Mr. R. R. Overend, the Pub­ , „ ,


CALDERSTONES 124-7 doc. Calderstones: A. Parker 5,


BROCKHALL 1-0


A. Aspin 6, P. Shuttleworth 16, J. Boocock 1. T. Lowe 11, K. Procter 24, A. Holden not out 41 J Wright 2, H. Hind not out 7, extras 11, total 124-7 dec. Bowling: Bibby 18—1 51—T


Holder 5—0—19—1; Ascough g_i—24—2; Barrott 2—0—19


Brockhall: J. Teeming not |


out 1. V. Ireland not out 0, extras 0, total 1-0.


CHATBURN 32-6, WELLINGTON 31


field 8 Cottam 5, Seed 2, Horsefield 8, Hargreaves not


out 2, Lloynd 1. extras 0, total


^Bowling: Gunner 6—0—12— 2; Whalley 6—2—12—3; Hall


1—0—8—0. Wellington: Topham 0, Moore


13 Whalley 5. Hall 0, Wallbank 0 ’Gunner'2, Birch 10, Read 0, Wall 0, Janeszco 0. Bradley not out 1 extras 0, total 31. Bowling: Tomlinson 5—0—1U 3; Hargreaves 7—2—12—4;


Seed 3.5—0—9—2.


arrangements were being made for dealing with waste paper


etc.He added that as the appli­ cation was made for eek-end use only in the summer months, he couid see no reason why a licence should not he granted for a limited period.


CRICKET FIXTURES


The week-end’s fixtures:


RIBBLESDALE SENIOR LEAGUE


Barnoldswick v Clitheroe


Baxenden v Earby; Great Har­ wood v Whalley; Padihani v Blackburn Northern; Ribblc dale Wanderers v Rolls Royce;


Settle v Read Junior League Division 1. Blackburn Northern Oswald-


twistle Im.; Earby v Cherry Tree; Waddington v E.E.C.; Lower Danven v Langho Col. Division 2. Cherry Tree II v Great Har­


show and sale, quotations were Best cows to £108; best heifers to £ 110; bobby calves £1 16s to £2 18s; rearing calves £4 10s to


£15 15s. The judges, Messrs. P. W,


Giles, of Sawley, and J. A. Dyer, of Crewe, awarded the prizes to: 1, E. Robinson, of Brows- holme, 2 G. Speak and Son, of Reedley.


LUCAS II 153-5 (rain), V. COAL CLOUGH


Ormcrod 39, Hodgson 0, Thresh 7. Stokes 0, Bannister not out 87, Smith not out 11, extras 3,


Lucas I I : Walmsley


total 153-5 (ram). Bowling: Everett 16—2—53


2; Reeves 8—2—15—2; Duxbury 2_o__16—0; Mai-sden 3—0—16 __0; Bushel 5—0—38—0; Brom­


ley 4—1—13—1. PENDLE fo r e st II V.


BARROWFORD 122-7 dec. Barrowford: K. Hurst 8, J.


Lomax not out 47, W. Har­ greaves 6, D. Horsefield 32, D. Wadsworth 6, D. Cordon 1. A.


Jackson 20, C. Pritchard, O. J. Britcliffe not out 0, extras 2,


total 122-7 dec.


Bowling: C. Baldwin 10—0— 44_4; j Wheeler 9—1—25—0;


„


S. Spenslev 3—0—8—0; E. Seed 5_o__29—0; D. Peel 3.5—0—14 | In the Wellington v. Pendle I


wood; Clitheroe v Baxenden; Oswaldtwistle Im. II - Settle; Whalley v Ribblesdale Wan­


derers. Sunday: Burnley Bel. v


Great Harwood


RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE Saturday: Chatburn v Wel­ lington. Sunday: Brockhall Wellington; Calderstones v Chatburn.


6, Chatburn: Harrison 6, Hoise-


Lowor Emam Wharf- Blackburn SAVE LINO


ROBINSON. HEYS & CO LTD. The Old Firm , t


Covered with Colo rful Asphalt. Also Felt Roofing to Flat Roofs. cto Tel


Have your Otd .................Durful Flaggod Floors Blaokburn 55342 A N T I Q U E S WANTED FOR CASH


THE ANTIQUE SHOP Barrow, near Whalley Tel: Whallov 3511


SHIPS CARPETS NEW AND SECONDHAND


Qualities unobtainable. else- where. Made specially for hard wear for shipping companies and Government battleships | Large selection of all sizes


T. FOWLER


WALTON-LE-DALE PRESTON. | Tel. 35175.


177 CHORLEY ROAD.


B. BRIDGES Brush and Vacuum Chimney Sweep


(/omerlj SEYMOURS)


Prompt Service No Dirl No Fuss


2 Woonc Lane, Clitheroe Tel. 2807 between


Forest II match on Saturday, the home side obtained maxi­ mum points when they scored 74 all out, and then skittled | Pendle Forest II out for 12.


LEAGUE TABLE P W D L Pt |


Lucas II ......... 8 8 8 Chatburn ----- 5 4 1


Calderstones . Barrowford


Pendle Forest II 11 2 3 Wellington . • 6 2 2 Brockhall


. 7 2 3


. . . . 7 1 5 .


. 6 1 4


Padiham III . . 6 0 3 Coal Clough . . 4 0 2


TENDER ACCEPTED ,. yi-iA


Your Liberal Candidate


Sydney Blackburn


sions to the West Bradford Sewerage Disposal Scheme, from Roads and Drainage, Ley- land Ltd. was 'accepted at Monday's meeting of Bowland | Rural Council.


A tender of £5,796 for work I be carried out on the ext-en-


MID-SUMMER COMMENCES SALE


SATURDAY, JULY 1st) Hundreds of bargains in furnishings, dress fabrics and household textiles.


Oddies Textiles Ltd


14-16 KING STREET CLITHEROE


We are open all the Clitheroe Holidays


LIBERAL FO R


Published -by Michael B. Newell, 37 Warwick Drive. Clitheroe. Liberal Agent


9-30 a.m. to 5 p.m.— except the Wednesday of each week.


VVANTED 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


PETEK FIELD 6 DOWNHAM ROAD CHATBURN Tel: 462


Moorland School, Clitheroe Extensions now being in hand, we shall have a number of vacancies for DAY PUPILS, (Boys and Girls) below the age of 11 years on September 1 , 1967. .


Prospectuses may be obtained from (he Schoo! Secretary — Telephone:.Clitheroe 3833


Bertrand Mather, B.Sc., Dip. Ed. •


Principal.


Repairs and Service of Hoover Appliances____


VEHICLE REPAIRS


WAGONS TRACTORS CARS Etc.


Top Class Mechanic Also


FOR. HIRE CONCRETE MIXERS


VIBRATOR ROLLER J.C.5.


Tom Varley


LITTLE TODBEU, GISBURN Telephone 322_______


VACUUM CHIMNEY s w e e p in g


HOUSE CLEANING P a r k e r


3 WARWICK DRIVE Tel: CLITHEROE 3476


HOOLEY CYRIL


Ex Hoover Service Engineer


57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE


Phone: 2023


For MOWING and BALING


— Contact: — LAKELAND


HURST GREEN Tel: STONYHURST 218 or 294 ,


Compedtive Rates Top Class Machines


,


Kibble Valley League


CHATBURN 38-1 o CALDERSTONES 33


Calderstones: Holden 8 Boh- inson 0, Boocock O Wnght J,


Hind not out 6, Gu^n2.1' „ I ’ T pqCh 9 Parr 0. Canun 0. Brad­ shaw 0, Pilling 0, extras 9, total


33 Bowling: Tomlinson 6 -2 -1 2


_4- Hargreaves 10—1—18—4 > Seed 3 -2—1—2; Horsefield 2—


17 Horsefield 0, Cottam notout 21, extras 0, Total 38-1. Bowling: Hind 7 1 22—1, Wright 6.2—2—16—0.


LUCAS II 134. PADIHAlvi h i i i Lucas: Walmsley 40, Ormerpd


..


1- 2- 0. Chatburn: Harrison not out


Why put u p with d am p ] uneven F lo o r s ?


WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


Asphalt Floors and lino tiling


Estimates Free No ObllBatloi' Consult


'■ AMES BOLTON & Son (ASPHALTERS) l t d .


lowereanam wharf Blackburn


'


i?w««i®*ao^burn 59438. EveninRs: Blaokburn 55342.


°n all floor problems ... Telephone:__


p a d ih am i l l 77 NEW wartbUrg’ iooo DE-LUXE I I, SALOON


. Wartburs Distributors for tho , |


SIMPSON OF COLNE SALOON


13, Aubin 15, Stokes not out 27 Close 11, A. Smith 4, Pol­


lard 5, Tyman 0, Royle 0, Mooie N. Smith 18, extras 0, total |


3- Ryan 13—0—64—4; Monk 5|


134. Bowling: Mehan M—5—52~ I


—0—18—2. padiham: Bowe 6 Topham I


28, Mehan 6, O Brian 26,Atkin- son 0. Wilson 0, D. Monk 4, | Wright 2, B. Monk 4, Kim 0, Hodson not out 0, extras 0,


Moore 7—0—38—1; Close 6 2 11—2; Aubin 6—4—3—2, Pol­ lard 3—2—4—3; A. Smith 2—1 I


total 77. Bowling: Tyman G—2—17—1; 1


Fmmediate Delivery ull Stock of Spares.


WEST end GARAGE Burnley Road COLNE Tel 1310


DAVID WOLFENDEN GRINDLETON


Television and


Electrical Appliance S e rv ice


Foi Prompt Attention Phone: Chatburn 461


Caterer to ttio, Musical Profession


E. J. APPLETON


PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING EXPERT


27 VICTORIA TERRACE KEIGHLEY


24 hour Telephone Service KEIGHLEY 4864


Distance no object Times. WANTED


BICYCLE REQUIRED in reason­ able cond. for 10-year-old girl.— Apply 7 Moorland Av., Clitheroe. Tel. 3326.


OLD CYCLES bought any con­ dition.—Write or call, 17 Wind­ sor Avenue Clitheroe.


I BUY AND COLLECT outgrown childrens and baby wear lady s and gent’s clothes, curtains, bedding etc. households cleared when emigrating or bereave­ ment.—Ring Accrington 35885


G R A Z IN G


GOOD SUMMERING AVAILABLE for 20 cows or heifers.—Write Box! No. M2. Advertiser and


FOUND


ONE HOGG TAKEN UP. if not claimed will be sold.—Robinson, Bcckslde Rlmlngton.


PROPERTY FOR SALE


BARN SUITABLE FOR CONVERSION,


, Barn and surrounding land that tho Partnership heretofore with planning consent for con- subsisting between us the: under- version to a dwelling house, signed James Owen of 35 Peel situated in the beautiful Ribblc park Avenue Clitheroe in the Valley with the extensive open county of Lancaster and, Brian


nr. ’c u t h e r o e I notice is hereby given


Vl Further particulars apply: INGHAM & YORKE, Chartered Surveyors. Littlomoor. Clithoroo. Tel. 3655/6.


HOUSE AND SHOP for sale hi Grlndleton. — Apply 5 Haw­


thorne Place. Clitheroe. PROPERTY TO LET


1 TO LET small luxury _ _ _ house, best part of Clitheroe.


LEGAL NOTICE


Trustoo Act, 1025, S. 27. ro. JOHN DUNCAN


MACDONALD DECEASED Late of 5 Ribblc Lane.


Chatburn, who died on 13th April 1967.


that creditors and other persons having claims against the estate of the above-named Deceased should give notice thereof in


NOTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN


writing to Currie & Sons of 18 Hargreaves Street. Burnley. Solic­ itors to the Executors of ,the will of the said John Duncan


TRUTEX LTD.


H e a d O f f i c e , G r in d ie ton Applications are invited for.the position of.


Macdonald not later than tne 29th day of August. 1967. after which time the Executors-intend to distribute the estate of the said John Duncan Macdonald among the parties entitled there­ to having regard only to the claims of which notice has been received by the said Solicitors.


1967.


Dated this 30th day of June, CURRIE & SONS.


118 Hargreaves Street, j Burnley


Solicitors for the Executors.


BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR


IN OUR ACCOUNTS OFFICE


APPLICANTS SHOULD PREFERABLY BE EXPERIENCED MACHINE OPERATORS WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF ACCOUNTS OFFICE PROCEDURE.


EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS IN THE MOST MODERN OFFICES IN THE DISTRICT.


Birkett of 32 Billington Gardens Blllington in the said County of


Lancaster carrytes on business as — Apply to: —


Builders under the style or firm of Owen and Birkett has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the sixteenth ‘day of June


1067. Dated this 27th day of June


1967. Signed: J OWENB.. BIRKETT.


All mod cons., central heating, two double bedrooms, etc. Garage two or more cars, suit- able retired couple or business people to share. No children,— Apply Box LI, Advertiser and |


Times PROPERTY WANTED


'I HOUSE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE and Times.


. EXPERT SERVICES


ROOF REPAIRS. POto«n8.w?ff' j Inp concreting ana Macadamlng.


—G Pollard. 1 Central Avenue. OHtheroe Phone 3610


POULTRY


LIVE POULTRY REQUIRED, top Drices.—S. Townson. Tel. Slaid-


bum 271. DOGS


dor puppies. K.C. registered. I Show and working strains. 'Die Hollies. Eaves Hall Lane. West Bradford—Tel Clitheroe 2477.


RIBBLESDALE Golden Labra­ TENDERS


BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.


CODE OF 1892.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


NEW WORLD 39 GAS COOKER, CREAM, excellent condition.—


Ring Clitheroe 3872._______


I HEALTHFOODS. Famllia 4 /9 , a t ! C. R. Hargreaves & Sons. Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2183.


for one at Lytham-St. Annes.—* Write Box No. M4, Advertiser


RUSBRIDGE will Slve you thel best prices for your old JEWEL­ LERY or will make you a good offer in part-exchange for new goods.—24 King william Street, 1 Blackburn _________________


RE-UPHOLSTERY, pave Middle-1 man’s Profit. I Guarantee the finest Workmanship at the i keenest prices 3-Piece suite;


1 from £18. all work welcomed. Write or phone 1


Estimate absolutely free: large selections of patterns, will call aU areas evenings or daytime I If preferred.-—


Whalley Road. Clitheroe._______ EXPERIENCED


ALTERATION HAND A VACANCY


will shortly occur for a full time fully experienced Alteration Hand.


Apply in person to


E. GRIMSHAW LTD. Ladies Outfitter


BEAKBANE. 60 Zion Street. 1 BURNLEY TEL. No 27188


LADIES’ and children's anoraks and trews.—Economic Stores, 70 |


I CORNER HOUSE, King Lane, Clithcroc. Ladles' cotton button- front overall dresses.


CONCRETE BLOCKS


NORTH WEST CONCRETE BLOCK CO.,


Railway Crossing. Grimsargh. Tel. Longridgo 2678.


Stores. 70 Whalley Rd., eroe.


an sizes in_sw_ ciith-


5/9 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone 2293


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL.


WHALLEY. Nr. BLACKBURN WANTED


40 hour week; or Mcssman—Rate of pay £12-3-4,


Waitress—Rato of pay £9-7-0


40 hour week. Assistant Cook


Female): Rate of pay £12-14-4 (male) 40 hour week; £9-16-0 (female) 40 hour week.


14^I


ImeN’S youth’s and boy's jeans. I ^ “ l all sizes in stock at Economic uer houi.


I HEALTHFOODS. Wheatgerm at C. R. Hargreaves & Sons. Parson Lane Clithcroc. Tel. 2183.


HIGHWAYS ACT 1959. PART IX. KITCHEN CABINET good conch, n,w


I green and cream. £9-10*0—Apply 11 St. Mary’s St„ Clitheroe.


BEECHTHORPE, WADDINGTON


land acting on behalf of the West Riding County Council for tho makim? up of tho Estate Road. B cechthor p e. W adding ton.


RTenders • arc invited by tlm ural District Council of Bow­


inss may be obtained from the Surveyor to the Councll on pay­


Tender documents and diaw-


ment of a deposit of £2-0-0d. (by cheque payable to the Borland R.D.C.). returnable on receipt of a bonaflde tender not subse­


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sowing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road. Nelson_____________________ _


trews. -At Economic Sto-— Whalley Road. Clitheroe.


At ~ J m n p e r s


i price basis Tenders complete with priced


quently withdrawn. Tenders are to be on a fixed


i endorsed ’Tenders for making up Estate Road. Beechthorpe. Wadd- |


Bills of Quantities etc., enclosed in a plain sealed envelope


1 inaton” must be forwarded to refch me not later than 10 a.m.


| on Friday, 21st July, 1967.


i Tiro lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, any acceptance being subjeet to


approval by the West Riding | County Council.


I Council Offices. 32 Pimlico Road. CLITHEROE Lancs.


L. D TELFORD. Clerk of the Council.


RUSBRIDGE.—You


'any article' in stock—Watches. [vqm those who have sa — J


- - - - -


Clocks. Rings. _. — "~'i this year or wnoexpcui/ LW V . . rpfprnpc to tin? Groun «ils stontodh Ti^wtw: m aU Secretary at, the .Hospital not


pay for it weekly.—Rusbridge, Jewellers. 24. King William Street. Blackburn.


. , ,


Cutlery—and this year or wno expcGu *mties and two referees, to the Group - -


can _ choose | (aPP11fd^°n?,,i'XiUhnvo sat G.C.E.. I writing, giving brief details education, previous employment.


; (appncauiui» w -


“ g c , 411/U


details S ' - S S « m | s t r a - |


HEALTHFOODS. Sunflower seed Oil at C R. Hargreaves & Sons, are au^u’Yfn^ttons'wifich" lead I


Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. | sionM d u a U f i c a t i o n s | to senior posts in


service witli salaries in tho £2,000


PRAM . SERVICE:_ noods,_ ^ I “ ^ i^ n l^m l lt lon .s are pleas- excellent sports facil-


covered; new aprons; wheels re­ tyred and repaired. — A. Jb,. Hargreaves Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Tel 2683. [


CAR OWNERS, hard wearing non-fray mats will cut to size. 24” x 20” 4/11 each.—Christy s. Furnishers. 20 Whalley Road,


Clitheroe.________ ______ ._____ RE-UPHOLSTERY


Your Suite mado as now In moQuctto or vinydo from £14: with Latox oushions from £26.


Chairs from £3. Wido range of patterns.


Estimates free Phono or wrltoi


J. LOMAX 55 LAllKIIILL


BLACKBURN Tel. 63952.


HAVING TROUBLE ? With your car


Electrical Equipment Charging Circuits Starting Trouble


Flashers and Lighting If so consult:—


Dynamo Electrical Services


WATERLOO ROAD


CLITHEROE — Tel: 2652 D A N N Y ’ S


UP BROOKS SAWMILLS


TAYLOR ST., CLITHEROE Tel: 2699


V ED RUF sVmnPo^ l,,F


INTERWOVEN FENCING • T « E S


W S & 1S ETG°fe do°ffr« G .


Can bo seen on tho above promises.


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


1959 VAUXHALL VICTOR for sale. £70, any trial; taxed and M.O.T.—102 Chatburn Road. CUtherool after Saturday).


—Write or „ ------ , - - , Huntlev Lawn. Samlesbury. Mellor 787.' (Late of New Bank


Road).________________________


I CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Lndies' Vcdonis vest and combinations, all sizes.


I 12’ x 7' 6” LARCH BOARDED TRAILER FLAT, good condition. Backhouse. Clough Bottom.— Basliall Eaves. Tel. Stonyhurst


285.


I HEALTHFOODS. GEV-E-TABS at | C. R. Hargreaves & Sons, Parson ■ Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 2183.


lovely colours from 39/11. Ideal


ant with itles etc.


g S y -a ^ t o V -H o s P i t a l later than 10th July


not i later than 7th July, 1967.


‘aV T i ia ^ rT o 'luK ^ s t^ '^ q are encou rag ed to aequjroprofcs- |


BURNLEY AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION


TRAINEE HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR


vnnNP. FAMILY require reliable and Calderstones Hospital Man- Hnmpstic help, three mornings a I agement Committees offers an wVeif Fully' modernised house, excellent opportunity to a young short distance from town centre. pel.sorl of good education to Rina Clitheroe 3456 or apply obtain a comprehensive exper- 5 trhfieid Ribblesdale Avenue, icncc of hospital administration riithoroe


, Til is post In a joint training scheme operated by the Burnley


I n.i.inc Ti„ ,en nun nfrpAiRpn I handYMAN REQUIRED two qualifications and there are good ontneio j_________________ • I PIANQS TUNED AND REPAIRED HHANDYMAN i


at junior level. Trainees are — | expected to study for professional


phone, . snaip.l ^ “ ‘“ iJ.JvVrite Box No. MS, I and advancement. Advertiser and Times.


EXPERlENCEDmCLERKt toqGood | 18 years of af.e: £523 per annum Itablc


CO-AHEAD d°mestlc appliance jects


Tamos' 11


_ ^


a^plmnnt-^Vrlto giving details maximum of £849 per annum, to box No. M7 Adv'Advertiser and | Additional increments payable


-mriiAcn 01 crk required years of wagcS a?maconditroiwU


',aB. . HT..U.A erlxrl .


toCsul?ablc | at br^veatotof ^agc^ rislng , to jetalls


engineer required. Mtgt njve Hours of dl,ty: 38 per week, sound knowledge and expe


tastor C Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2950.


1950 B.S.A. SUNBEAM, good cond. I Or appneauu,,s^ ol “ ’ church | 1 SJ-A clltncroc. (Closing ' 'date


Apply 13 Montague St., Ciith- Brow eroe;


Insured. M.O.T. £40 after’6 p.m.).


TWO GENT’S. RACING CYCLES: also, ladles’ cycle.—Apply 140 Woone Lane. Clitheroe.______


Tel. 2 1 8 3 , _____________ ' ----- -


i HEALTHFOODS. Honeycomb for| 1 hay fever, at C. R. Hargreaves | & Sons Parson Lane, Clitheroe.


POWER WRINGER WASHING MACHINE. £ 10: drop-leaf table.


Phone Whalley 2106.__________


EXTRA LARGE Axmlnster sofa rugs, slightly imperfect. 96/-.—


45/ . EACH, wool pile Axmlnster . house, good ruersrugs. 2 x 1-J; sofa^rugs,^ 75A; | ye


bo repeated.-Morton^ to Moor | DRP/ER^ REQUIRED JuJ 10-^22 . Apply by letter or tolephone Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 2420._____


carnet bargains 3 x 2i, £13-15-0: tlser and Times. ■ .................... quired for September. Resident 3 x 3, £16. These offers cannot -----


. H» a rugs, 75/”, 1 yuam.—Ap^ly^Box, No. L4. Aav


_________ ___


r.—


MINICASTORS, sale price._18/ll per set.—Christy s, 20 Whalley


Road, Clitheroe.__________ '


CHILD'S PEDAL CAR. adjustable seat.—Phonc.Whallcy . ..


JESSICA LOFTHOUSE’S NEW BOOK. "Portrait of Lancashire, . 30/- from toe Kaydoo Bookshop,


Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2698.


MODERN tiled fireplace, 48” ! together with Baxl fittings, £3; boy’s suit, as new, and fur- lined suedette Jacket to fit 13- year-ofd.—Apply 12 Lobgshaw Drive Clitheroe, after B p.m.


LOANS | ^ ! °L a elclsteJ.d" I


Apply Anulv CUtlieroe Laundry Ltd., Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. -----


(suitable ----- ---------- AGENCY


ROYAL LIVER ASS. SOC. AGENCY is about to become vacant in the Clitheroe area — Applications to District Man­ ager A. Milne. 37 Preston New Road, Blackburn. Tel. Black-


bnm 54152.' ' ‘ SITUATIONS WANTED


MALE STUDENT (164) requires work July 24-Sept. 2nd.—Write Box No. Ml Advertiser and Times


*


experience. 10 years . clerical Manager. Wildglen Ltd.. Sheriff "


s n - e i » ; Farm, Gilstead. Bingley, Yorks. | Advertiser and Tlrpcs. - 1 iUUntj principal. 3833) Clitheroe. Lancs. Moorland to the


„ r . 1MOCn ,aundrv or -non-resident. Small classes. for male student).— (Clitheroe


Christy’s, Furnishers. 20 Whal­ ley Road, Clitheroe. •


I Oottagc Ptovl?±.'i-„ .


I JaW l°tn). Tuesday or Thursday. 8—9 p.m.


Or_eSapplicatlon to: Seer tag. MCR PRAM green/whlte.—-I DOMESTIC HELP


packable. washable. holiday CARETAKER BEU Headquarters, wear. Ladies’ nylon macs. 39/11. | John Ambulance ^neauqu------- ,


------------1


(ClPtheroe) Ltd . 30 Moor Burnley, as soon as possible. REQUIRED for St.


—Economic Stores, 70 Whalley I »w J c' ' “ ^vldjJ UICEnquirlcs. I Road. Clitheroe.


of Hoover appliance and ^vn age, education, qualification and tog machines. £20^erweex p e5pcricnc(i to the Group Socre- bpnus “tod overtime, app


------------ ----------'cate of Education ’O’ level sub- Applications giving details of


Burnley General Hospital,


BOWLAND DISTRICT GROUP OF EVENING INSTITUTES.


VACANCIES—PART-TIME STAFF


"Appleton Cottage,” Crow Trees Wialley area, two mornings p plower Arrangement - JlUllnery Brow, Chatburn (weekdays. 1 week.—Wiite _. Box


BASS . GUITARIST _WANitu o£ yorkslllre Scaie remuneration local rhythm group. Must


Advertiser and Times,_________ ____________________________ - n,QT WANTED by land district of the West Riding


REQUIRED. . ers quaunca w wru 1


I „ „ Dressmaking in Evening


FULL-TIME lady grocery assist- experlence/qualificatlons should ant reauired school leaver con- b0 submitted to the Divisional Jldered —Apply C: R. Hargreaves Educatlon Officer not later than


after 6-30. ------------------ --------- | Wrltten applications ■ stating


& Sons. 48 Parson Lane, CUth- 29th July, 1967. eroe. ■


’ required ^ home—London, .20 . mins.


n—.irn,c ufi p Cheerful girl I IVater Street, % Sklpton’


......... _________ Education Office, ______________


dffily heto kept1, oiTO roo^and . INDEPENDENT DAY AND bathroom, in ..small., modern I BOARDING SCHOOL


Young Qualified Teacher | (newly ^qualified ——.1------


accepted)^ re- H v School. Vlcc-


FULL-TIME ASSISTANT wanted lor Town Centre Shop. Casliicr s experience an asset, but not essential. Progressive .position. Top ^vages.—Box No. M6, Adver­ tiser and Times.


COMPETENT HERDSMAN lor small intensive dairy farm, with


full responsibilities. Mixed herd. 38 milkers and followers. Attrac­ tive three bedroomed cottage


-»J I


If you're tirel rattling, roclj surfaces arel hadaluxuric[


Try one at:.


available, with all mod. cons; Good wages and conditions. Age 20-35 Agricultural college


w Ework, clerical-' preferred, gf»d ■ detaiis‘ 0f experience to: The I superior.—Writ<feS x


trained preferred, I but not essential — Write giving full


LOW MOOI


, Required for the 1967/68 Winter. Session, part-time teach­ ers qualified to take classes in


...


and Dressmaking in Evening Institutes situated In the Bow-


enthusiastic and wfifing to accor g alIo?vance from home rehearse.—Ring ChatDurn a , Institute(sK


according to qualifications and


From £800-13-7 p.U and surcharl


to holders of five General Certifi- payab


MOOR CUTHl


Able to Opportunities for further training _____| Salary: £321 per annum at 16


£404 per annum at THI Front-wheefl


30 ft. turnirf ventilating/J .systems go'l dimmers/ 'il washers/fivl and door p i make this t | today.


i of pay: £ 10-6-0 40 hour week Ward Maid. Rate of pay £9-2-0


. ___-


Dining Room ,Supervisor. £ atc ii* 1VPPK.


I K nUUIH U UN VI »•»••• , a n ja Is/M


of pay £11-18-4. Window Cleaner (P/1>. Hate |


C


Secretary at the hospital._______ bro c kh a l l ho spita l,


hostel'dining room. Tlie liours to ho arranged. Rate of pay. 4/8ad.


Part-Timo Waitress for caT Hatc 'ot


A


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


BRIGHT STREET DAY NURSERY. CLITHEROE


atDomestic (full-time) required


1 , from the Matron; (Telephone: Clitheroe 3682).


4/H1Q'1 retomfd^to I


40po°rtorsV(Wall Waslfin ' Rate |


of pay 6s. 3Jd. per hour. Applications to the Group |


IT’S TIME TO PAY A ^SIT I JUNIOR^ stores'Ttdm'anlstra- I 5£ttYnia~ In"""work and work for all your holiday wear. Ram I


LANGHO. NEAR BLACKBURN CLERK . (MALE)


coats, nylon macs, dresses, suits, cardigan -■ ms, skirts, jumpers and I at


Stoies, 70 | AUSTIN A35-COUNTg™i958


M.O.T. March. 68------ , , —8 Llttlcmoor View, Clitheroe,


motion


to B B % 4B


ollicer in charge of Industrial Therapy at tho above hospital, concerned with the training of


. Applications in v i t e d for appointment of deputy to the


, nti Accounts. Salary. £3211 habits. No. special qualification S K ‘-


and Mathematics) may qualify pension scheme for approx. £a^n'?';l1' e0^idcrcd Men or women may apply, in


Applicants holding 5 G.CH. O hour, 5-day week, vel subjects (Including English 1 Health Service cone


I rising to £930 per annum. 42; con National


ditions and ox


PeCts for early P™- normal an advantage. Salary £78c _ _ „


Rate of pay: 4/2 per hour. in Application forms and further


the above establishment. formation may be obtained


Medical Officer. 19 St James’ street. Accrington by 7tli July,


Dl%s1onb.l


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL, WHALLEY


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MOORl


Miss C. Robinson ACCOUNTS OFFICE MANAGER


TRUTEX LTD


Grindleton, Clitheroe Telephone: Chatburn 261


HIT BY the i| drawn.


Billy Slingd


who captured 7 f| next season. So at a cost of six rl This is his lirsl


a professional. H:[ played as an an| Clitheroe. SATURDAY’S


Blackburn Northe’.i Padiham 66: Clith<| noldswick 156—7 56—3, Baxenden Read 158—8 dec.. Rolls Royce 115, Wanderers 53—1: —8 dec.. Great Ha| 0.


dale Wanderers, 71 Walton. Blackburn | for 25.


Performances: Bowling: Slingcl


Earby Ribblesdale W


Barnoldswick Baxenden Whalley . . . Blackburn N. Read ___ Clitheroe Padiham Great Harwood 111 Rolls Royce . 111


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