10 Clilh e ro e A d v e r t ise r w u l Tim e s , Friday, S ep tem b e r 13, 1968 Clitheroe had at least 70


per cent of the play at Formby on Wednesday even­ ing, but by a cruel stroke of lluck, they were beaten by the odd goal in seven.


long periods but, thanks to some agile goalkeeping by Mor­ ton, they were denied any fur­ ther goals. On the other hand, however,


Clitheroe dictated play for


Formby’s forwards were given at least two of the goals by young John Schofield, who is having a most unhappy start


to the season. Schofield had to have treat­


ment on the coach going to the ground to a finger which he injured in Saturday’s match against Rossendale, and he hurt it again when he fell badly as Formby scored their


first goal. Formby's first ?011' came


after seven minutes when Brookman back-headed a lobbed centre past Schofield. Clitheroe could have equalised shortly afterwards, but after Kay had rounded Morton,


Cruel stroke of luck has Clitheroe beaten


Leery raced back and cleared off the line.


Four minutes before the in­ .


terval. Wallbank, who had been a tireless worker, equalised for Clitheroe with a well-placed glancing header from Wilson 6


corner. Schofield made a good save


at the start of the second half when he raced out and beat Fazackerley and Brookman to


the ball. After 55 minutes Clitheroe _...


scored a second goal which was long overdue when one considers the intense pressure


when he chased a long through ball, rounded Morton, and scored from ^ narrow angle. Unfortunately Kay hurt his leg when scoring the goal, and


they placed on the home goal. Bernard Kay was the scorer


was limping quite, badly. Two minutes later Formby


equalised with a . remarkable goal which should never have been allowed to happen. Scho-


field had to come out almost to the penalty spot and Brook­ man headed over him and into


the liet. Tw’o more goals in five min


utes from Fazackerly (62 min­ utes) and Webb (67) gave Formby a commanding lead they did not deserve, but Wall- bank pulled one back after 78 minutes with a glorious


header. Minutes before Clitheroes


third goal, Holden, the subs 11 tute had headed strongly against the bar from a Sagar


corner kick. Teams; Formby: Morton, , .


Johnson, leery; Edwards Humphries. Webb; Ellis. Brook,


man Fazackerley, McGrady, Conway. Substitute: Dow’den. Clitheroe: Schofield; Wil­


liamson,. Kirk, Sims, Holt; Wallbank, Baron; Sagar Wid- dup, Kay, Wilson. Substitute:


Holden. Referee: Mi*. -A. Hughes of , Liverpool. ■ „


WROUGHT IRONWORK, suit­ able lor inside or out, 10’ 6" x 6’ 6”, cheap for quick sale.— 62 Woone Lane. Clitheroe.


NEW and second-hand modern pianos Leading makes, includ­ ing Rodgers. Hopkinson Zender. Bentlev. Mannington and Weston Knight Specialists m Farfisa and Baldwin electronic organs Confidential terms Repairs and tuning service. Pollards (a family business since 1860). 20/22 Standtsb Street Burnley Tel 25829


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring vour sewing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road


Nelson Q 0 B from I k V i i l a p SLAIDBURN


Young Farmers The Slaidbum Young Farm­


ers have spent a few' enjoyable evenings out of doors during


the past week or two. A football match between the Slaidburn club and Collision


Cold Y.F.C. was held at Homs Farm, Slaidburn, by permission of J. and E. Parker. Referee for the game which ended in a draw, was Mr. Leslie Lawson. Another evening was spent at


Parrock Head Farm, Slaidburn, home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Harri­ son, who also provided supper. A stock judging competition was held, members judging four dairy cattle and four sheep. Tlie judges were Messrs. T.


Curtis and F. S. Pittman, and the winners were; Cattle; Juniors'. 1, Robert Harrison; 2, Matthew Lewis. Seniors; 1, Thomas Robinson; 2. James Townson. Sheep: 1, J. R. Pinder. Mr. John Boyle, the chair­ man. proposed a vote of thanks.


By invitation of Mr. and Mrs.


A Townson a visit was paid to Wingates Farm, Newton, for a Farm Valuation competition. Master valuer for machinery was Mr. R. Jackson, and for cattle. Mr. G. Moorhouse, both of Bolton-by-Bowland. Results: Machinery: Juniors:


1, James Pinder; 2, Charles Emmott: 3. Martin Wadding- ton. Seniors: 1, James Townson; 2, Harvey Robinson; 3, A. T. Newhouse. Cattle: Juniors: 1, Matthew Lewis; 2, John Harri­ son; 3 Robin Waddington. Seniors: 1. T. Robinson; 2, D. Yates; 3, J. Townson. Thanks to the hosts and


judges was expressed by Robert Harrison.


Women’s Institute Members of the Women's


Institute met in the Village Hall on Wednesday week, when the president. Mrs. L. C. King- Wilkinson introduced Miss E Brotherton of Clitheroe, and two of her assistants. They gave an interesting


demonstration on hah- dressing. Thanks were expressed by Mrs.


A. Dickinson. A competition lor three roses


grown in a garden was won by: 1. Miss V. Ditchfield: 2, Mrs. R. Leach.


Jg^AERIAL gJ^REPAIRS


NEW B.B.C. and I.T.V. fitted from £4-10-0.


405 BLACKBURN ROAD ACCRINGTON — or 2 LOMAX SQUARE,


GREAT HARWOOD


WROUGHT IRONWORK by Skilled Craftsmen.


Consult:


E. A. & S. RHODES. Mordaunt Works.


Kirkmoor Road Clitheroo. Or Tel. Colno 3055.


Duplicating Agency, Ltd. 28 ST. JAMES STREET. ACCRINGTON


Bills of Quantities: Circulars Magazines:


Minutes of Meetings: Envelone Addressing: Photo-Conylng Servioe.


For prices and information Ring Accrington 35916


J. G. Rowland COLOUR TELEVISION SPECIALIST


Get your colour television before the winter rush starts.


19" MARCONI—£308-2-5


GOOD DISCOUNT, OR PART EXCHANGE ALLOWANCE Terms available.


Tel. Gisbum 331 WALL TO WALL


CA RP E T IN G


by Riding Hall with 3 year guaranteed. 29/- per sq. yd. l.e. 5 x 4 £29 any size cut.


GREENWOOD


The Railway Arch. Blackburn Rd., Accrington. Tel. 35085.


^


Also NEW B.B.C. 2 fitted from £4-10-0.


Birthday Birthday greetings and con


gratulations are in order for Mrs. Mary Leeming, better known to her friends and rela tives as ‘ Auntie Pollie,' for­ merly of - Church Street, Slaid- buvn, who will be 90 on Mon­


day. Mrs. Leeming is still regarded


as belonging to Slaidburn. al­ though she is now a resident of Hie Home for the Blind. Scott Street. Keighley. At the present time she is having a short stay at Harden Bridge Hospital Austwick. Mrs. Leeming still keeps in


touch with the outside world and takes a great interest in all that is going on.


The Accrington Typing and Harvest Harvest Thanksgiving Servi­


ces were held in the Methodist Church on Sunday when the special preacher for afternoon and evening was the Rev. Ian Golding, of Rishton, who also


sang the solos. The accompanist and organ­


ist throughout, was Miss E Pickles, of Clitheroe. The church was tastefully


decorated with flowers and other produce, which were later distributed to the sick and elderly, and the residue sold on Monday evening for Trust funds.


CHIPPING


Women’s Institute Chipping Women’s Institute


met in the village hall, with Mrs. Chadwick presiding. Sgt. Higham, of Lancaster


gave an interesting account of the work of women police and told of the ever increasing variety of jobs there is for them to do. She also pointed out that


stall at the October meeting to raise a donation for the charity, "Shelter”. The competition, which was


efficient way in which then- work is carried out. It was decided to have a


for a specimen rose, was won by Mrs. K. Hope with Mi’s. Freeman second and Mi's. I. Bee third. Mrs. Smithies won six stainless steel fruit spoons.


BOLTON-BY- BOWLAHD


Women’s Institute Mrs L. Bosoimet presided


at the monthly meeting of B-olton-by-Bowlamd Women's Institute. Prizewinners in the domino


dri j were: 1. Mrs. J. Metcalfe; 2. Mrs. S, Robinson, 3, Mrs. G. Bellows; 4. Miss J. Adams; 5,


Mrs. R. Howard. The competition for “My


household hat” was won by Miss Adams. Mrs. Howard was appointed


delegate to the autumn meet­ ing. to be held in Lancaster next month.


READ


Deanery Festival M em b e r s of St. John’s


Church Mothers’ Union atten­ ded the deanery festival in Clitheroe Parish Church on Wednesday week. The service was conducted by


RUSBRIDGE fo r hlgh-closs WATCH REPAIRS. All work carried out by our own crafts­ men and fully guaranteed— 24 King William Street Blackburn


Tel. 59109


CHROME BIRD CAGE and stand, £2; also Qualcast lawn mower £2.— Tel. Clitheroe 2396.


35mm. DEVELOPING and enlar­ ging equipment.— 11 Langshaw Drive, Clitheroe.


M.C.B. SILVER CROSS PRAM. black, excellent condition.—


Apply 39 Victoria St„ Clltheroe Divans and Mattresses


with New Posture Springing by Slumberland.


GREE NWO O D


The Hallway Arch, Blackburn Hd„ Accrington. Tel. 35085.


CORNER HOUSE, King Lane, Clitheroe. Ladies’ corsets with front fastening or hookside.


TWO FAWN/RED fireside chairs; 3-seater single bed settee, dark red; Creda Corvette water heater; and other Items.— 102 St. Paul’s Street. Low Moor.


THREE-PIECE


moquette, good condition.— To view Tel. Whalley 3231.


S U I T E in


RUSBRIDGE fo r high-class DIAMOND repairs of all kinds: satisfaction guaranteed — 24 King William St.. Blackburn


Tel. 59109 LOANS


I POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED. F. S Richards Ltd.. I I Wclford Rd. Leicester


SITUATIONS VACANT


A NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE representatives re­ quired for speciality selling to local business people. Full and part-time positions available. No experience necessary. High wage plus commission basis.— Blyth. 184 West Regent Street Glasgow. C.2.


Canon A. F. Clark, and the preacher was the Rev. N. Robin­ son, Provost . of Blackburn


Cathedral. Refreshments were served in the hall after the service.


GISBURN


Women’s Institute The monthly meeting of the


Gisbum Women’s Institute was held in the Festival Hall yester­ day week, when Miss Thwaite, the president, was in the chair, and introduced' Mrs. J. Storey of Bashall Eaves. Mrs. Storey gave a most in­


teresting and instructive talk on egg cookery. She was thanked by Mrs. Newbould. A competition for a savoury


egg dish with recipe, was judged by Mrs. Storey, and the winners were: 1, Mrs. Mulhol land; 2, Mrs. Bell; 3. Mrs. Wal


ters. The business meeting fol­


lowed, the tea hostesses served refreshments, and a waste paper collection was taken. The draw for the Bursary to


DOMESTIC HELP REQUIRED two mornings per week.— Apply


Mrs. J H. Bridgett, ’Polkerris,’ Wiswell'Lane. Whalley. Tel. 2355


DAILY HELP REQUIRED. 9 a.m. — 3 p.m., or hours to suit appli­ cant. Local. Two in family other help kept.— Write Box No. H3, Advertiser & Times.


ASSISTANT COOK; also pastry­ fcook/ pantry worker required


or female, live in or out. Man-led or single.— Applications stating age and experience to Moorcock Inn Ltd. Wadding­ ton, Nr. Clitheroe. Tel. 2333.


or first class country inn. Male


INTELLIGENT YOUTH required for general factory duties.— Apply Lancaster Hosiery Co. Lt., Waterloo Mills, Clitheroe.


DRIVER/LABOURER required for tipper wagon. Good rate of pay. overtime available.— Apply Castle Castings Ltd.. Brooks Works, Clitheroe. Tel. 2511.


Denman College was won by Mrs. J. Ellison, and arrange­ ments were made for various outings during the coming


months.


Mothers’ Union Members of the Mothers’


Union met on Tuesday evening at the church for their first meeting of the season, when they were joined by members of the Young Wives’ Group. The service was conducted by


the Vicar, the Rev. J. H. Ren­ ton, and two new members were


the police force had only been in existence for a little over 100 years, which is a fact that most of us seem to forget, due most probably, to the very


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RILEY'S RUSTICS Gate Railings. : Balustrades.


Anything in wrought Iron’ to your own .design. Large or Small.


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Iron from,£3. k .’iYelp


GOOD PRICES PAID FOR


ANTIQUE FURNITURE OLD SILVER PLATE ORNAMENTS, Etc.


Reliable contacts abroad waiting for' shipment.


P O Z Z I '


. 37 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 2037


admitted. Afterwards, the Young Wives


wei’e entertained to supper in the Festival Hall.


Musical success A pupil at St. Augustine’s


Roman Catholic School, Bil- lington, Christopher Anthony Montgomery,- • has passed the Grade V theory examination of -the Royal School of Music.


He has gained these five


examinations during the past 18 months, with between 90


and 10 per. cent for each exam. Christopher, who is 14, lives


at Rishton. His teacher is Miss Margot Downer-Bottomley. of


Clitheroe, who is in’ charge of


music at the school. : Christopher intends to con­


tinue with his studies and make his career as a profes­


sional musician.


SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG MAN experienced all


and Times.-


WANTED: SLATER/TILER for employment on the mainten­ ance staff: Wage £15-8-4d. for 40 hour. 5 day week. Some over­ time Pensionable post. National Health Service conditions: good travelling and canteen facilities. A Hospital house might he available (rent £l-12-6d. per week).— Apply personally or in •writing to the Secretary, Brock- hall Hospital, Langho. (Black- bum 48045).


Wages Clerk Aged under 25. FOR THEIR ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT Shorthand Typist


Aged under 25, with some previous experience FOR THEIR ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT


Clerk Typist FOR THEIR SALES DEPARTMENT


Applications in writing giving details of age, education and previous experience to


THE ACCOUNTANT


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LIMITED CLITHEROE


LADY


With practical experience off commercial b o o k keeping required by expanding local company. Typing an advantage but not essential. This Is a new appointment, and sub­ stantial remuneration is avail­ able to a suitable applicant.— Strictest confidences observed. _Write in first instance with full details of experience, availability for interview, etc. to Box K4, Advertiser and


Times.


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL requires


Male Ward Orderly for night "duty. 40 hour week, 6/4Jd per


hour.


Female Ward Orderly, day duty 40 hour week, 4/llid per hour


Apply Matron.


PART-TIME FEMALE assistant required lor b ak e ry work, five mornings a week. Sat. included — Apply M. & T. Hammond, 1 St. Mary’s St.. Clitheroe. Tel


3632. SHIPS ___


COLLEGE. 91 Lancaster Road Preston. Day, Eve., or Postal course.— Phone 54364.


R A D I O OFFICERS -----


ROYAL INFIRMARY, BLACKBURN


PART TIME CLERK (FEMALE)


required for Pathology Laboratory. Hours of duty 9-30a.m. 1-30 p.m. Commencing salary £5-2-6 rising by annual increments, to £7-9-0 per week. Applications, in 'wittag, stating age, details of education and experience, together with the names and addresses of two referees to the


Administrative Officer. PUBLIC NOTICES


The Highways Aots 1959 and 1961 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT


The Acquisition of Land (Authorisation Procedure) Aot 1948 w h p r p a s the Minstry of Transport Highways Oompul- Order


, '“ “ ' ^ n^ 9


Building and Works In exercise of the P2w^rJcSIlf?rrfS00?Ufti2 v»v narasrraDh 12 of Part I I I of the First Schedule to the above-


archaeological interest; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the


«nUv?J™


mentioned Act, has certified that the Minister of Transport la l who will be authorised, bv the said Order to acQUlre the said


s u c h conditions™ to the use of the land as in his opinion are requisite having regard to the nature thereof.


nd > has entered into an undertaking with him to observe


may bePinspected at all reasonable hours at the Northwestern Hoad Construction Unit, Ministry of TJans^rt. fRoom 107), ovstai House. Birley Street, Preston, Lancashire or at The Offices of Clitheroe Rural District Counoil. Church Brow,


a ninTi showing the land to which the Certificate relates


Clltheroe, Lancashire. The certificate becomes operative on the date on which


UnlC &


j S a'beenanpr^aredr0inBdraf^'b?°tte^Mlnlster of Transport, includes tlie land described in &e schedule hereto, AND WHEREAS the said land forms part of an object of


DYNAMO AND ELECTRICAL SERVICES LTD. R E Q U I R E


FEMALE OPERATORS For interesting and varied work. Good rate of pay.


Full or Part Time Hours; 8 a.m. to 12 noon; 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 9 am to 4 p.m.; 9 am. to 5 p.m.;


8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Experience not essential as training will be given. — Apply —


WATERLOO ROAD, CLITHEROE Telephone 2652


High Court under paragraph 15 of the.Hrst S^edule' within a period of six weeks from that date by any person aggrieved by the certificate the Court may, by lirterim order,


this notice Is first published, but If appllcaton is made to the


suspend the operation of the certificate either generally or in lo faras it affects any property of the applicMit. and may, if satisfied that the interests of the applicant have been ttiihstentiallv urejudicMl by any requirement of the First Schedule aforesaid or of any regulation made toerrander not having been compiled . with, quash the certificate either generally or in so far as it affects any property of the applicant.


•DATED the 9th September, 1968. D. F. DEAN.Deputy Director


stock .and ' cultivations, seeks part-time work, Clitherpe area. —Write: Box No.. K2 ’ Advertiser


COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. ...


wholesale, or retail seeks position'' with Mqcah firii).-— Write Box No. K5 -Advertiser & Times.


Preston. Lancs. . .


Crystal House............... Birley Street, .


. SCHEDULE


worston Roaa Wbrstbn, paftf of plot 190 in'the Schedule to tbe draft' Compuaeoiy purchase Order and numbered 190 on


Land coloured purole on the Plan to ^ 'c h the Certlflcato ---- o f Homan Road where lt follows the route d By-Pass between Kaley Lane, Chatbum and


the said plan.


North Western Hoad Construction Unit, Ministry of Transport.


_


THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES has a vacancy for


School leavers with a minimum of five GCE passes Junior


at ‘O’ level, including English language, should apply in writing to the Editor at:—


3, KING STREET, c l ith ero e , BBT 2EW


DO YOU


There are thousands of people In our mentally sub-normal hospitals today who need the care and attention of men and women who really care about their health and happiness. If you care we can offer you:—


k A secure and permanent career


k Full nursing training ivilh ail modern amenities •fc Plenty of free time with social facilities available if you want them


-Hr Residential faciltics, if required, or assistance with travel to and from (he Hospital


ic The most rewarding career anyone could wish for For a friendly, informal interview, write now to


The Matron or Chief Male Nurse, BROCKHALL HOSPITAL


LANGHO, Near BLACKBURN or Telephone Blackburn 48045 for an appointment 1962 J U N IOR C L E R K REQUIRED FOR OUR GENERAL OFFICE


Interesting and varied work with prospects for advance­ ment. Full trainng will be given but must be able to type.


Apply for further details to:


Bowker Bros. (Clitheroe) Ltd. FORTRESS KITCHEN FURNITURE


SUN STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 2316/7 1963


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LIMITED require the following Office Staf f


— APPLY


MISCELLANEOUS SALES I


CORNER HOUSE, . King Lane. Clitheroe. Ladies’ Viscana skirts, knickers and pantees.


LADIES COATS FOR AUTUMN. New colours and styles, from


2697.


£3-19-6; fur-trimmed from 10 gns. — Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Tel.


RE-UPHOLSTERY. Save middle­ man’s profit We re-cover your treasured 3-piece suites as new from as little as 17 gns. chairs 7 gns Over 100 patterns Free estimates Distance no object.— Write or phone BEAKBANE, 60 Zion Street Burnley Tel 27188.


GUNS FOR SALE Telephone 52007


FOR THE BEST SELECTION OF GUNS IN TOWN.


GTAYLORS un Dealers.


Penny Street and Daily Market Blaokburn.


Fishing Tackle and Pet Stores. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO ACCEPT LIMITED NUMBERS OF YOUNG PEOPLE INTERESTED IN LEARNING TO WEAVE


JAMES DEWHURST & SON (CLITHEROE) LTD. Sliawbridge Mill, Clitheroe. Tel. No. 2414


Sarah Coventry Ltd. require


Smart, Intelligent L A D Y


to join the Company. Highly interesting work.


Three evenings per week. Excellent pay to suitable person. Apply;


4 Blackhill, Keighley Tel. 4367 (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.)


The Manager,


SITUATIONS VACANT We have vacancies for COMPETENT JACQUARD AND DOBBY WEAVERS


Come to see our GENERAL MANAGER, Mr. Norman Riley


to discover if ive cun help each other.


WANTED Finest Quality


CLOGS and


FARM BOOTS ALSTON’S 1. CATTLE MARKET,


PRESTON. Telephone 78309 (Open Saturdays)


SITUATIONS VACANT T. Collinsim & Sons Ltd, require


STAFF fo r th e i r new CAFETERIA


Washing Machine Operators Counter Hands and Cashiers Apply: Manager


PEN B R Y N CAFE


Whalley Road, Billlngton Whalley 2556


YOUNG LADY T y p i s t Telephonist


required as


Good Wages and Pleasant Working Conditions.—Apply


B. DUG DALE & SON WATERLOO CORN HILL


CUTHER0E


CO N F EC TIO N ER Y SHOP A S S IS T A N T REQUIRED Full-Tmo Five-Day Week.


in


WANTED EACH WEEK Supply ol


PORK AND CUTTING PIG *


Also


COWS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS - j casualties attended to prompt** Contact the


NORTH EAST LANCS WHOLESALERS LTD


and EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS ** WYCOLLAR 306.


NORFOLK STREET. COLNE Tel. Colne 3"u.


rVoCKS. DISPLAY CABINET °]NARGE ROUND or OVAL TABLES. WEAPONS.


an tiq u e f u r n it u r e , b u r e a u x , bo o k c a s e s . WALL and GRANDFATHEI


WANTED


SILVERWARE POTTERY. &c.. &c.


ennk Street, Barnoldswlck Tct Barnoldswlck 3558 ur Sklpton 4437


Write. Phone or Call: ANTIQUE SHOP,


rOP PRICES PAID


WANTED FOB SCRAP 7 i> ch mid for old copper wash hollo washers and geysers: also wr ted lead brass, copper, rags : wools, car batteries, any sort scrap iron.— Apply by card ilr. J- Stotles. 44 Kyan Stir Burnley.___________


7"nUY AND COLLECT children bable’s ladies’ and gen


clothes curtains bedding, on meats, etc.— Ring Acerinet


35885 ____________


I SCOOTER (50 c.c. good con : ®jgg3 onwards.— Phone Clii


eroc 3811._____________


.1 WANTED, s. H. Merry TU cultivator, or slmliar.-Pho Cllthcroc 3282.


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1966 AUSTIN MINI Super , luxe, deep maroon, light i upholstery, low mileage, rat Firestone radials. taxed A; ■69 Immaculate througho H.P. arranged. E x c h a n cheaper car considered, £385 Tel. Burnley 23336.


NEW AUSTINS IN STOCK


CRABTREE'S.


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1300 4-door Super Del. Rc< 1100 2-door Deluxe. Red j Ton Van. Blue . . . . List


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1967 ’F’ 1100. Green undersea! taxed ................. £ ;


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.............. £ ★ TAKE YOUR PICK *


1968 BEDFORD 4 berth Romany Super Caravan, 7,000 miles only. Fitted with Cooker, washbasin water containers, cupboards, roof rack, park­


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1966 FORD CORTINA De Luxe. Alpina Green. Tills car is taxed until Nov. 68, and has had one careful owner. A good investment at .. £410


1966 AUSTIN MINI Super De Luxe in Island Blue. One owner. 20,000 miles from new. This car is absolutely indistinguishable from new .. £415


1966 FORD ZEPHYR 4. Black Cherry with black trim. Fitted with radio and seat belts. Another fine example of this roomy laraily


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1966 VAUXHALL VIVA De Luxe. Grecian White with Pageant Red roof. Exceptional condition. Tins popular model has a host of fans


1965 AUSTIN 1199 De Luxe. Old English White with Almond Green roof. Wing mirrors, wheel trims. This attractive car, 3,000 miles, is


offered for the first time at .................. **”


1964 BEDFORD UTILABRAKE. 12 seatcr Large roof rack, wing mirrors and heater. Taxed to Jan. 69. This vehicle is good value for the


1964 outdoor family at ............................... £250


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1966 RELIANT 3/25 i owner. First class


1965 TRIUMPH Herald condition


1963. MORRIS Mini S ; trim in first clas


1965 TRIUMPH Herald


1965 FORD Cortina G. 28,000 miles. Exce


1966 Triumph Herald 1200. B One owner ....... £


1965 1100 Grey, one own 16,000 miles on ly__£


1965 MINI Deluxe, White, dersealed. 26,000 mil


only .................... £


1965 Victor Super Estate. It- White. Taxed ....... £


1965 Anglia D/L. White. V clean ................. £


1964 Hillman Imp. Blue. Ta: ..............................


£


1963 WOLSELEY Hornet. t ra s .......................... £


1962 iSeries) Hillman Mi Very sound ......... £


1960 A40 Saloon. Red. V nound. Taxed ....... £


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1968 (Mar. 25th) VAUXHA Ventora Saloon. Peaci blue with black Vy roof. Fitted with £40 pi button radio, wing mirr and reflective num’ plates. This car is brand new, having o covered 2,500 miles, now at this greately duced price of — £1,


1967 FORD Cortina 1300 Two-door Deluxe. D blue with blue inter fitted heater and washi Buy this unblemished at


.................... £


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