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GEORGE WADDINGTON BUILDERS UMITED


BUILDERS - JOINERS - CONTRACTORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS


BARROW. WHALLEY.. Nr. BLACKBURN TEL. WHALLEY 2232


Main Contractor


for ALTERATIONS <*» INSTALLATION OF THE


SEPARATION AND INCINERATION PLANT AT HENTHORN, CUTHEROE


ANY SIZED CONTRACT AND ALL TYPES OF BUILDING WORK UNDERTAKEN


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Don’t delay those much needed home or works improvements any longer


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NEWTOWN STEELWORK CO. LTD. Constructional Engineers


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m MAIN CONTRACTORS


BUILDING, JOINERY, PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS


Head Office:


TRAFALGAR STREET BURNLEY


Tel. Burnley 27021 (3 lines) EST. 1775


STEELWORK NEOTECHN1C


Mr. D. Lambert working in the magnetic separation plant


w Clitheroe Town Council ong, be getting money for


COUNCIL SAVE MONEY ON i ill, in a manner of speak­ YOUR RUBBISH


r ld rope, once its new Hefuse disposal plant down o enthorn becomes fully


plant meant that crude rub­ bish was tapped on the banks of the Raver Rdbble at Hen- thorn, the new one enables s the Council to recover a con­


perative.Whereas the old disposal


eiderable amount of money cach year, from the sale of


ertain types of refuse. £ The new plant cost about


h80,000 to build, and it is t oped to recover £2,000 of vhat each year by selling sal­ maged paper, cardboard and etal.Before the new plant was


built, the crude rubbish was taken to Henthom where it was dumped on a controlled


tip and levelled out. i There was a sm a ll


ible.


t Now the town’s refuse is laken to the new plant by horry and dumped into a


Hopper


opper. From this it is con­ veyed to a screening plant, f which mechanically separates


ine ash into another hopper. c The remaining rubbish is


vearried along another con­ p yor belt from which the f aper, cardboard and non-


oncinerator, but the amount wf rubbish burned, compared weeith the amount taken lig kly to the tip, was neg­


tplant at tire end lifts off all he cans.All other materials remain­


ing on the conveyor belt are be carried to the incinerator to


t brunt and scattered on he tip.The paper, cardboard and


off tins which have been lifted s the belt are dropped into aeparate compartments a n d


etal.


re crushed into neat bales. a By this method, the


C Mr. W a l t e r Grange. I litheroe’s Public H e a l th rnspector, said one ton of pubbish for every 1,000 of the population is collected at the


Merchants


bortnight the new plant has t een hi operation, about five lons of paper have been col­ ofected. This is sold to a firm a paper merchants in Bury and the bales of cans to Mr. firm in Staffordshire.


lant each day. f He said that in the first


present at the official inspec­ Mtion of the plant by the


Grange, who was


berrous metals are taken by and.A magnetic separation


F ayor of Olitheroe, Coun. S. m. Hardman, and several Coembers of the T own t uncil last week, said that bhe idea for the plant was


om about five years ago. y The work took about two


ears to complete and was


dmount of refuse left to be bumped on the tap is reduced my about 85 per cent, and s oney is recovered from the male of bales of paper and


modelled on the principles of the disposal plant at Yeadon, in Yorkshire, which council members inspected some time ago. p The building housing the


riven by a water wheel. Decreasing


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Separation and Incineration Plant - Henthorn


Now that the above plant is in operation, the Council are anxious that as much salvage is recovered from the picking belt as possible. Householders can assist in this respect, if newspapers, periodicals, wrapping paper, and cardboard are bundled together, and tied with string, and so far as possible kept clean and dry whilst awaiting collection.


With such assistance, it will be possible to recover the maximum amount of saleable salvage, the income of which will go a long way to offset the cost of operating the plant.


TEL: CLITHEROE 3856 or 2987


alant was once a cotton mill, dnd before that, a com mill


t The new plant's installa­ tion meant that the roof of


be raised by about five feet. Other alterations included s walls, as well as all the old


he existing building had to


tonework being renovated. ofMr. Grange said the area


i land available for tipping dn the Olitheroe district was pecreasing, and the new lesslant, by burning the worth­


tifth is going to be moved mThe tip will certainly be


l present tip to be used for at whree men. Pom- men already


rubbish, will enable the


east another 10 years. t The old plant employed f ork on the new one, and a


o Hemthom. “ Mr. Grange commented, e ore hygenic. We hope to here will be no tins contain­


i liminate the danger of rats tn the area, because now


ROW LAND M. FO R SLATER AND PLASTERER (R. M. Ford, E. Ford) ENTRUSTED WITH ALL P L A ST E R IN G . CEMENT RENDERING


a n d TILING AT THE NEW


S ep a ra tio n a n d In c in e ra tio n Plant — AT —


HENTHORN


LIGHTING, POWER POINTS AND


ALL


ing particles of food left to decompose on the tip.” But he asked the towns­


people to help with the run­ tning of the unit by bundling ardboard articles.


B OINERY AND BUILDING CONTRACTORS THE ERECTION OF ALL CONCRETE SHUTTERING


ACK BRENNAND STREET - CLITHEROE are p lea sed to h a ve b e e n associated w ith


J E. and D. HORSFIELD fo r th e N EW P L A N T at H EN TH O RN


Enquiries invited for all types of Joinery and Building Work. TELEPHONE CHATBURN 448


New premises provide more


pletely new premises—the only new factory to be Clitheroe for


The erection of com­


d Using special presses for f eep drawing, the firm has tor several years manufac­ tured parts for pharmaceu­


builtmany years—has given Neotechnic Engineering Ltd., tihe potential to widen the field of its work con­ siderably.


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icals and packaging. soMuch of this was for aero­


nts. a l sprays for asthma inhal­ erfumes.


zogether newspapers, maga­ cines and other paper or


NEJF INCINERATION PLANT AT


PAPER BALING MACHINE AT THE


InstaUation of


HENTHORN - CLITHEROE WAS ENTRUSTED TO


LES HANSON Electrical Engineers and Contractors


19 MYTTON VIEW, CLITHEROE and 118 HIGH STREET, RISHTON


T e le p h o n e C lith e ro e 2 8 7 8 CLITIIEROi; OOF, FLOOR AND WALL TILING


“LONSDALE”, WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE.


RD


these ci have bi


Mr. Vincent Ft a great forene —not only a) more impoHan


dog mia Ever sincath


who works/for Scott House F Hodder, near C) shepherd, decide h would be a vulu


sheep and cattl- t But be could


t about it the - hntered his fi


is farm to h- gorained dog an


rain one himsi e Now. four ye


f England. e So far this


handling compt i aving ccnside: on various trials


antered four Lri nway with thr<


ho mean achie\ s ighly competi


t What was on1 ho him has now uobby, which 1 Dp most of h. h uring the co t e will be trav ahe North and dos Wales with * f gs, along will give children, vj


heepdog trials. Comma


ood day out F Local bom


■ ox said it toot t before be cou oechnique of te


ceam, and whe sompetitions I


bey his comm] l “It is a ve:


thepherds "he mlie game for c ore. It is s yannot be taut] t ou pick up a


he rest is t: f “When I fij


found it very tound that or things that irj fhat the dog i sidence in you. yotart you have


t It is no gq neach a dog aine months a dog will no ys intently ad


-u are the 'g


ou are trying Will


t “One of thl to teach it to il hhe sheep. T.| 1ave to teach | t 0 minutes,


times a day : | ■o a month,


to keep the ghroughout. I: diving themay long and


co He taughtmmands, tl| W and three


co the compe


well so far. a: all sheepdoi


scope


I Hie tanks containing the pnhalant, and the intricate parts of the valve—which dis­ e enses a precise amount at t ach push of the actuator but­ bon—are pressed and assem­


led at the works. f The sprays are also used


t But now the firm has Kransferred its work from neendal Street to Its brand Uw, purpose-built factory at a p Brooks, the extra cap­ t city available will enable it wo ' manufacture a much


por breath fresheners and Wider


ider range of components. t They will be able to supply


of deep drawing. a Consistent d im e n s io n a l


ehese to the electrical engin­ aering, electronics, domestic t ppliance, telecommunica­ visiions, lighting, radio and tele­ co on, optical, photographic, msmetic. fumitiure and


Krawn components left the y endal Street Works every couear, but the new factory s ld increase this output evenfold.When Neotechndc was first


otor accessory industries. d More than 100 million, deep


t established as a manufac­ purer of deep drawn com­


aonents. for pharmaceutical i nd packaging applications, pt was envisaged that spare bressing capacity would oe available for work from ether sources, notably the alectronic and domestic appli­


merosol packaging, however, f ade heavy demands on the airm’s production facilities, mnd the spare capacity never


nce industries. a The increased popularity


w eep drawing is a process i hereby a sheet metal blank qs shaped to the contours re­ wuired by a moving punch s hich draws the metal into a


aterialised, until now. D Wrinkles


uion with just sufficient press­ ore to prevent the formation


tationary die cavity. t The blank is held in posi­


mre ail made, to' precise measurements, in the firm's . odem and well equipped h toolroom, which Is staffed by aighly skilled craftsmen, who i re sent to America for train­


f wrinkles. a The punches for the presses


ng in the special -techniques 1


ouThe 65 employees are obvi­ f sly delighted with the new


tatistical quality control. Chapel


cactory. With its clean, air t onditioned workshops, and


fhe light, airy, and well- iumished offices, it is a vast pmprovement on the previous fremises, which were adapted wrom a former engineering


orks and the old Waterloo


veccuracy, which of course is t ry important, especially in Ishe pharmaceutical sprays, s ensured by inspection and


Methodist chapel. J The general manager, Mr.


f. F. Feather, said of the old bactory: “I t was completely


orted out yet.” emOther advantages for the


hrganised, even though we s aven't got things completely


ack to front. o “Here we are mudi better


m ployees are the piped a usic throughout the f actory, cnd the clean, well-equipped anteen.Neotechnic is a subsidiary


of Rexall Drug and Chemical Company, Los Angeles, one of the top firms in America. S They bought the Kendal


onsiders he n enter one of


Some of the women who work in the assembly room.


sthree years ago that the deen- iion to move to bigger prem­


wcreased three times, bo a ith its position it has outer


Kre far from quiet, and « o endal Street, they could


mnly be run during


a ai working day to mot dun 24 hours a day " ltll0U h itten Road. Whalloy ^


isturbing anyone MMr. leather, wlio lives ' f as been general


mpany. form a largo osol , treet factory in 1959. It was


Ihe new facilities P« “led* Up Brooks will opel ”PmaMi-


and #


new possibilities for facture.


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING Ltd. PRECISION DEEP DRAWING UP TO 3" IN MOST METALS.


SECONDARY WORK, INCLUDING AUTOMATIC AND HAND ASSEMBLY FINISHING AS REQUIRED.


Components produced for: ELECTRICAL and ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES,


TELECOMMUNICATIONS,. RADIO and TELEVISION AEROSOLS, MOTOR ACCESSORIES, Etc.


IIP BROOKS, CHHierat, Lancs. TELEPHONE—CLITHEROE 2251


t The heavy presses used m ahe manufacturing process


dvantages. .


nnoying nearijy reatoWL r At Up Brooks, they can be


coopeful for the future oi t Aeerrosols. which, will ^ the stall


sor Neotechnic m CUmeroc hince 1960, can


Arm’mi’s work, ar are;e gr°«m9_rf popularity year bv


CELEBH FINO Li DOUBL1


ational ever A great del


take it out oil t Mr. Fox sai|


u histling coni bpset the s r| l etter when r


ong way off. I t Although h-


animals on a i Twelve years :


Bses was made, and me up a rooks factory was completed


few weeks ago. inAvailable space has dmo


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