ito l


It WINTER ? IL EU S — LO T S OF IT


iD PLUS 12 MONTHS FROM 5 gas.


months guarantee £8/15/.


SH O E S a n d L IN IN G S - D E - IC E R S RADE—15/- GALLON


t Clitheroe Tel. 3790 SITUATIONS VACANT


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


Have a vacancy for a


YARD MAN FULL TIME


Experience with livestock an advantage, but not essential, apply in the Arst instance to Office Manager.


Tel, Clitheroe 3325


EXPERIENCED PART-TIME


SHOP ASSISTANT REQUIRED


10 Market Place, Clitheroe. Tel: 3348.


CRABTREE’S, CLEANER


8 a.m. to 11-30 a.m. Mon. to Fri. USHERETTE


SIX NIGHTS PER WEEK. Apply Manageress:


PALLADIUM CINEMA. CLITHEROE (Evenings),


Wm. Westliead & Sons Ltd. SALFORD BRIDGE MILL


CLITHEROE. Tel. 2551 WEAVERS AND A


'O N S L td IWTENSTALL


RRIS - M.G. WOLSELEY


. DEALERS ______ ROSSENDALE 4501


RCIALS s


o.m. — SUNDAYS 4-30 p.m.


ANS ETC. EN TILL 11 p.m. NIGHTLY


endale 3438 or >398


PIRN WINDER REQUIRED


DAY SHIFT — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. FIVE DAY WEEK.


EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS.


THE BLACKBURN TIMES have vacancies tor


HAND COMPOSITORS and


PRINTING MACHINE MANAGERS


These are skilled jobs and applicants must be mem­ bers of the N.G.A.


40-hour 5 day week. Some overtime available. Details and Terms from:—


Works Manager, Blackburn Times, Northgate, Blackburn. Tel: 52345.


IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED Clitheroe Works


have vacancies for:— TWO OFFICE SHIFT PROCESS OPERATORS


A three shift rota is in operation 6-2, 10-6, 2-10 shift and offers:—


40 hour week Contributory pension scheme Profit sharing scheme Three weeks annual Holiday


Sick pay (Based on length of service))' '


Applications in person or in writing to Mr. A. T. Stephenson, Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, (Agricultural Division) Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


EE allowance against these—


A L Ml;. IV SALOON, , tic gearbox, power


C radio, etc. Magnifi-


l hoice of two in X*Q i fl s'. Blue with black


gold or silver fox . Stoov sMAN SOPER MINX


he*, one owner. As ignillcent c a r .........


LEANT S U P E R 325 X)N. Fawn, one owner, run in and in spotless £ 3 9 5


3 1800 SALOON. y. one owner car. ral extras. First


IILLMAN SUPER SALOON. Grey. A amily c a r ................


oiip private owners nd joy ....................


IEN A U L T rsuoo , Blue, automatic


T A SUPER SALOON, yith green flash. The 900 engined model.


• L . PRINZ 1000 SAL. one owner. The best the Continent


.........


sBEAM RAPIER SAL. llic blue. A completely vked car in every way


r. 2-DOOR - green, one £ 5 4 5 es only • •


£650 £550


i i r a i u i i i i sfaUJ&S&tiSi


U •* i *4


D A T S


The J St P JACOBS GROUP, a,large established clothing manufacturing group with factories all over the North of England and a subsidiary of Courtaulds,


have acquired the premises of Seercreft Limited In Lower Gale, Clitheroe. Why no t Join us as


EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINISTS, TRAINEE MACHINISTS.


jo if you go b a glimpse you have a lari’s Courl.


We manufacture quality garments which retail under the famous "St. Michael" label.


We offer: Continuity of work. Subsidised canteen-facilities in ..


excellent surroundings. Special purchase of "St. Michael" garments manufactured by the company.


4 W E E K S H O L ID A Y . G O O D R A T E S O F PA Y . T R A IN IN G FO R T R A IN E E M A C H IN IS T S . We open on ! A D V E R T S IS PAGE a c o b s G r o u itheroe 2323 \ 1 ; i f . .... . .* l> tv. • , , i -f l , "<■' I


MonNovember4 W h y n o t g e t i n f i r s t !


1


If y o u w o u ld lik e to w o rk In th i s f r ie n d ly g ro u p , p le a s e a p p ly to y o u r lo c a l M in istry o f L a b o u r o r call a n d s e e o u r R e p re se n ta t iv e a t th e Ministry o f L ab o u r b e tw e e n 9 a .m . - 1 2 .N o o n o n S a tu rd a y , 1 9 th O c to b e r .


' im ‘ 1 A T T E N T IO N A L L M A C H IN IS T S


CLEANERS REQUIRED


Four Hours for Five Evenings, for Clitheroe area.


Phone General Cleaning Servioe. PRESTON — 57064


SITUATIONS VACANT


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


Divisional Executive No. 5.


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE Clitheroe Boys’ Grammar Sohool Kitchen.


1. General Assistant (35 hours per week) 7-30 a.m. to 3-00 p.m dally (including half- am-hour for lunch). Wane £7 12s 5d


VACANCIES


2. Relief General Assistant (171 hours per week) 11 a.m. to


half-an-hour for lunch) wagp £3 16s. 3d.


3-00 p.m. dally (including


3. Relief General Assistant (25 hours per week) 9-00 a.m to 3-00 p:m. dally (Including half-an-hour for lunch). Wage £5 8s. lOd.


ivisional Education Officer Education Office. Blackburn Road. Rlshton. BB1 4BU. not later than 23rd October 1968.


a Applications by letter stating Dge. , experience, etc., to the


COLLEGE. 9-1 Lancaster Road, Preston. Day. Eve., or Postal course.—Phone 54364.


d ■ 0 OFFICERS’


AGENT REPRESENTATIVES (male and female) require to contact local traders, selling a unique completely new product. Wage basis £30 per week plus commission.—Argyle, 74 York Street,' Glasgow, C.2.


APPRENTICE HAIRDRESSER re­ quired.—P. E. Brotherton. R.H., 5 King St., CUtheroe. Tel. 3288,


I| TWO DRIVERS REQUIRED to ! double shift a tanker, tempor- i arily based at Clitheroe.—


Applications to Hargreaves Transport Ltd.. (Smith and Robinson) Tanker Division.


COAL MERCHANT requires yard man fflller) full-time.—Apply: Frankland. 31 St. Paul's St.. Low Moor, or Ring Clitherce


JOHN COWGILL & SON 4/6 Market Place, Clitheroe. have a vacancy for a shop sales assist­ ant. Good conditions and 5-da.y


week.—Apply in writing to 4/6 Market Place. DOMESTIC HELP


Times to be arranged.—Write Box No. T3.


approx. 8-10 hours per week. required,


ASSISTANCE required in modern house 9—3 daily, or hours to suit applicant. Two In family, other help kept.—Write Box No. N.3. Advertiser and Times.


Required for Six-wheel Tipper Wagon. Good rate of pay, plus bonus. — Apply:


d r i v e r


Duck Street, Clitheroe. Telephone 3547


Bridgewater Garage, R. F. PARKER


Taylor Rd. Urmston. Manches­ ter. M31 2JP.


SITUATIONS VACANT


INTELLIGENl YOUNG LADY required for clerical work in Production Office. Must have an aptitude for figures.—Apply Lancaster Hosiers’ Co Ltd.. Waterloo Mills, Clitheroe.


EXPERIENCED DRIVER re­ quired for Bedford tipping lorry, must be over 21 years.—Apply A. Leigh, Haulage Contractor, 44 Brownlow St. Clitheroe. Tel. 3305


ASSISTANCE REQUIRED one morndng per week in modern


house. Edisford area.—Phone Clitheroe 3406.


CHAMBERMAID/WAITRESS re­ quired, permanent position, good rate of pay. live In or out. —Telephone Clitheroe 2561.


FEMALE JUNIOR CLERK re­ quired for general office.—Apply


Lancaster Hosiery Co., Ltd.. Waterloo Mill. Clitheroe.


CAPABLE LADY required to take s care of young mother during


to live in.—Write Box No. T6 Advertiser and Times.


aecond confinement, Slaldburn rea, early May ’69. Preferably


YOUTH REQUIRED for general factory duties.—Apply: Lancas­ Mter Hosiery Co. Ltd. Waterloo


ills. Clitheroe


THE MILK MARKETING BOARD invites applications for a female clerk at their Whalley cattle s breeding centre.—Applications


Centre Manager M.M.B. Cattle Breeding Centre. Mitton Road, Whalley, Blackburn.


Shouldtating age. experience, etc. be forwarded to the DOGS


DRIVER REQUIRED for 8 ton tipper.—E. Dugdale, Transport, Clitheroe Tel. 2529,


APPRENTICE HAIRDRESSER re­ quired.—Ann’s Hair Boutique, 4 York St.. CUtheroe.


FEMALE JUNIOR CLERK, aged 16/17 required for consulting engineer's office.—Apply In


■writing or by telephone to Norman Blezard 4s Partners, 69 King St.. Whalley. Tel. 2312.


CABINET MAKER R E Q U I R E D


USED TO HAND WORK


Write Box No. T 4 Advertiser and Times


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


BLACKBURN CO-OP. REMOVAL SERVICES. Full divl. Work guar­ anteed. Enquiries, orders received all areas. See Branch Manager.


B.M.S. RIGHT PRICE REMOVALS Boxwood Street. Blackburn Tel. 54056.


STUBBS MOVING-STORING^ Cedar Street. Blackburn.


EXPERT SERVICES


ROOF REPAIRS pointing, wall­ ing concreting and Macadaming —G; Pollard; 1 Central Avenue, Clitheroe. Phone. 3610.


YOUNG LADY After qualifying year


REQUIRED f o r


Advertiser and Times Advertisment Office Apply in writing to Advertisement Manager


MONGREL DOGS AND BITCHES


Fully Inoculated. Available to good homes only.


Bleakholt Animal Sanotuary off Rochdale Road Edenfield


Open each day until 6 p.m. Tel: Ramsbottom 2576/77


PUPPIES GALORE! Golden Re­ trievers Pox Terriers, Poodles, Cairns Pekingese, Scotties, Westles, Corgies. Sheltles. Lab­ radors Dalmatians.. Dacbs- unds; other breeds shortly—- Tom Schofield, DIsley Farm, Moss Lane, Whlttle-le-Woods, Charley.


TWO BLACK AND WHITE Collie pups for sale, £1-10-0 each.—48


Eshton Terrace. Clitheroe.


SHIREBURN POODLES (Mrs. K. Stubbs)


Edisford Bridge, Waddington


Expert Clipping and Shampooing.


Black Miniature Poodle Dog at Stud.


Quality Poodle Puppies Tel: Clitheroe 3846


Edisford Kennels


POODLE CLIPPING


Stripping and Trimming all Breeds


Boarding for Dogs and Cats


Collection Service Tel: Clitheroe 2129


DRESSERS. SETTLES, DESKS ETC., also BUTTER BOWLS AND. MOULDS, PATCHWORK QUILTS, MILK CANS. SETS OF COUNTRY CHAIRS, SALT AND KNIFE BOXES, SPOON RACKS, P BYGONES, ETC.


PINE FURNITURE painted or stripped.


WANTED WANTED


olllnghotme Farm, T Cowan Bridge,


HONE. WRITE. OR CALL: CJOHN PAYNE.


el. KIRKBY LONSDALE 593.


PORK AND CUTTING PIGS Also


WANTED EACH WEEK Supply, of


a COWS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ORTH EAST LANCS


N WHOLESALERS LTD.


AND EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS WYCOLLAR 306.


ORFOLK STREET. COLNE. Tel. Colne 370.


I BUY AND COLLECT children’s, oable's. ladles' and gent's clothes, curtains bedding, orna­ ments. etc.—Ring Accrington 35885.


PERSONAL


MIS S TOMLINSON. D.R.E.. specialist In permanent removal of facial hair.—Phone Whalley 2482 lor appointment, S' Ormerod St., Burnley.


nd casualties attended to promptly. N Contact the


PUBLIC NOTICES


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT. 1962 LANCASHIRE COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN


CLITHEROE TOWN MAP AMENDMENT MAP


t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on 26th September, 1968 Lhe Minister of Housing and aocal Government amended the


Uent which relates to land at Cnion Street. Low. Moor,


County Hall. Preston; the County Planning Office. East Cliff County Offices. Preston: the Divisional Planning Office t Blackburn Road, Rlshton: and


litheroe, has been deposited at:


Castle, CUtheroe. soThe copies of the amendment


persons interested at the places mentioned above during the usual hours that each office Is open.


he Borough Council Offices, The In deposited will be open for


spection free of charge by all


opThe amendment became 1 erative as from 18th October, b968 but If any person aggrieved


validity thereof or of any t provision contained therein on


the powers of the Town and Country Planning Act. 1962. or on the ground that any require­ ment of the Act or any Regula­ tion made thereunder has not been complied with In relation ment, to the making of the amend­


y It desires to question the he ground that It Is not within


Large selection of mcdlum/large ODated this 18th day of


from the 18th October. 1968, make application to the High Court.


he may within six weeks


County Hall. Preston.


ctober. 1968. C. P. H McCALL, Clerk of the County Counoil.


LIONS ’100’ CLUB. No. 43.


R.W.C.C. 200 CLUB—No. 17. CARAVANS


BARGAINS in new and used caravans. Choose from our large stock of tourers and static models. A few ’68 models left at reduced prices. '69 models for Immediate delivery.—Callender Caravans Ltd.. Carnforth. Tel. CAR 2224.


10 f t CARAVAN for sale, chcan. —Apply King. Commons Farm. Klrkmoor Rd.. Clithcroe.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


FREE CURTAIN MAKE-UP. Large selection of furnishing fabrics. Take advantage of this special offer.—Oddie’s Textiles, Ltd., 14/16 King St.. Clitheroe.


RUSBRIDGE.—You can choose any article In stock.—Watches, Clocks, Rings. Cutlery—and pay for It weekly.—Rusbridge, Jewellers 24 King William Street. Blackburn. Tel. 59109.


KELVINATOR FRIDGE, working order, £7.—Tel. cutneroe 2581.


DEBONAIR GAS FIRE, as new. £20.—Tel Clitheroe 2163. TWO BLOCKS SHEPHERDS c(Bax) cages. 60ft. long. ex.


25 Moor Lane. CUtheroc. Tel. 3007.


ond. cheap.—Thornton, Hodg­ son Moor. Waddington.


ANTIQUE AND REPRODUCTION furniture.—Gerald G. Walmsley,


M.C.B. SILVER CROSS PRAM, black and chrome, excellent condition.—Apply 39 Victoria St., Clitheroe.


TO MAKE ROOM for our Toy Show, rugs and carpets to be cleared. 3 x 2t carpets from £12-154); good quality full size Axminster rugs £3-7-6. See windows fo r bargains.— Morton’s. 18 Moor Lane, CUth­ eroe. Tel. 2420.


SURPLUS STOCK OF WATCHES all fully guaranteed, reduced to clear See windows for bargains. —Morton's. 18 Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


& i ! 14


I r !$ ;


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l


bove Development Plan. mA certified copy of the Amend­


T'l £ li ’ & f. Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, October IS, 1968 11


it- 4- 25 AM


MISCELLANEOUS SALES MISCELLANEOUS SALES


H.C.B. MARMET PRAM. Jade green/whlte. complete, with bag. mattress and canopy, excellent condition. £12.—68 Downham Rd. Chatburn. Tel. 345.


4 X 3 AXMINSTER CARPET (green contemporary) as new.— Bellman Farm, Clitheroe. Tel. Chatbum 229.


RUSBRIDGE will give you the best prices for your old JEWELLERY or will make you a good offer In part exchange for new goods.—24 King William Street, Blackburn. Tel. 59109.


TWO FIRESIDE CHAIRS, one 2-seater settee, maroon, cheap. —Apply 1 Maple Av. CUtheroe.


TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE on your television when you buy or rent from: H. Kalne and D. Rawson 48 Moor Lane, Glith- eroe Tel. 3444.


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 50 Zion Street, Burnley. Tel. 27188.


G.E.C. 19” TELEVISION In good working order, accept £10.—To view Ring Clitheroe 3828.


TAPE RECORDER, £10 o.n.o,- 116 Bawdlands, CUtheroe.


NEW 19” T.V. RENTALS only 9/- week—reducing to 7/6.—From: H. Kaine and D. Rawson. 48 Moor Lane. CUtheroe. Tel. 3444.


100 LIGHTERS 15% OFF (3/- In a the £) Ronson. Collbri. pocket hawbrldge.


ond table models, unrepeatable Sffers.—Whitesides of CUtheroe.


BUNK BEDS, good condition.—21 Wesleyan Row, CUtheroe. 3419.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED —Write or Phone. Sharpe,


Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury. Mellor 787.


1954 FORD 8. new tyres, and battery, good runner, M.O.T. and taxed Jan '69, £25—Closes Hall Cottage, Bolton-by-


Bowland.


3/- IN THE £ OFF LIGHTERS. 15% off 100 Ronson and Colitbrl


bridge.


lighters. Buy now and save.— Whiteside’s of Clitheroe. Shaw-


BOY’S AND GIRL’S school blazers, anoraks, duffle coats. puUovers. skirts and school trousers in stock at: Economic Stores. 70 Whalley Rd. CUtheroe


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing


Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road, Nelson.


WE HAVE a lovely choice of ladies' dresses and suits In 44” o to 50” hip range, wool or


ow at Economic Stores. '70 Whalley Rd., OUtheroe.


—Oddie’s Textiles. Ltd. 14/16 King Street, CUtheroe.


pecial offer. CaU in for details. nrhnplene, new designs—Choose


CURTAINS made-up free of s Charge. Take advantage of this


NEW and second-hand modern pianos. Leading makes, includ­ ing Rodgers, Hopklnson Zender, Bentley, Mannlngton an d Weston Knight. Specialists In Farfisa and Baldwin electronic organs. Confidential terms. Repairs and tuning service. Pollards (a family business since 1860). 20/22 Standlsh Street, Burnley. Tel. 25S29.


been removed from the north­ west gateway of Whalley Abbey, spanning The Sands, and soaffolding hag been erected inside the archway. Several large stones fell


Dangerous m a s o n ry has


and the road was immediately closed because of the danger of further falling stones.


from the vaulting of the rain storms three weeks ago. ancient arch during heavy


A Ministry of Works in- spector is to inspect the oroh-


way to determine the extent of the damage and the repairs which will be necessary.


The road is expected to be closed for at least another month.


Malicious alarm


gating a telephone call which sent four fire engines to Stony- hurst College on Sunday after­ noon.


Clitheroe police are investi­


received a call saying that the Catholic college was an Are.


At 3 p.m. the Are brigade


was decided that the call was a false alarm with malicious intent.


to the scene. But there was no Are, and It


eroe, one from Accrington and one from Great Harwood went


Two machines from Clith­


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