10 ClUheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, August 23, 1968


Steam went out in a blaze of glory


So many thousands of


words hive been written on the passing of the ‘Age of Steam,” that more might seem superfluous.


August H was one of these moments.


lict goods yard became a tem­ porary park for a host of cars, bicycles leant against pitted and peeling fences, three to , four hundred people lined the


l long and weed Infested plat­ forms.


no matter how many abler pens have been applied to the sub- ject, the scribbler, however inept he be, feels impelled to put his impressions on paper. Twelve forty-five on Sunday,


But there are moments when


Oliver Cromwell was one of the last steam engines to pass through Clitheroe, Here Is one ofthe first—a loco­ motive thought to have been used during the con­ struction of the line.


Whalley’s forlorn and dere­


Indifferent display by Clitheroe


' They stood knee deep in the gltes, the nettles, the chick weed, and the sourdock that transformed the once trim station, and they waited, more or less patiently for the com-|"“ ;---- , ing of the 70013 Britannia class although both teams had


| Lancashire Combination preliminary round


Clitheroe 0 Lanoaster


A shock goal in the first I minute settled the issue,


loco-


scene for many older observers Indeed, it was Lancaster’s who remembered the station in I speed which caught Clitheroe its heyday when 38 passenger napping at the very beginning (wains drew alongside the then when Miller scored with a low immaculate platforms every 18 shot from Young’s centre, with uuurs.


school, and hurriedly scribbled sions and should have added to their homework before the their lead,


castle came into view. S a d n e s s


___. wnw? T war I. ,


Clitheroe are still wondering I how Lancaster’s goal man-


wh° h?ite,d for a few blocked in the goalmouth. ,„°„n . ^


mniny enoli?h c° ^ e i r com- the team is to have a good pamons as the minutes ticked season,


nmJJil „ ™0UEil


frm- S r f J S watches H°lt; Kirk. Sims, WiUi»mson; round—the station p.obinson. Widdup. Kay. Baron


away, all the time they felt an Teams: , u Clithcroe: Schofield: Holden


■ w "° l°uger there- Wilson. Pub: Pedder. thr


rumbled through the' dying station. Cameras whirred and clicked,


f ‘ ’ "H:-


first steam train whistled its way through Whalley station, the last one made its bow. The


were raised in silent salute. One hundred years after the


° 4 ^ w n S h „ i T '


clanged down, as though in. shame and the crowds moved quie’lv away. Perhaps they felt there wasn’t much to say.


J.F. t


What -steam,


“What engine would you like for your car—steam, tur­


|! the car buyer of the not-so- distant future may expect to asked.


bine, petrol or electrical?” That is the question which


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* . v £ ' v


■ ' ■ ' « • • K ’ • I: ••l non


■ ■- - tion by the petrol-driven inter- ' na! combustion engine, other


9 m ... .


p), V,:’ i; quite possible,- that in these ; days when the last steam ' locomotives have disappeared ■from the railways, “steam ingines” should ■ reappear le roads. They would be very different -'(from the steam cars and


_ i1 I t would be ironical, though Vtypes are on the way.


■ ” ’ V 'l locu i il iiffron


ij' ;wagons of the early part of thls ‘ century, deriving their . heat rirom low grade oil such as mrosene or paraffin.


j,.


r>1#4!,,idenishing would be eliminated. :;i would be quieter than a pet- ' ,;ol engine and would, of course, ' ’—~ — need for gears. And air would be


-fid seriously considered by le authorities in America.


are now being by such a car


Mi:


eard about the turbine engine .tely, this should not be writ- n off among contenders for and better power sources. •Every leading manufacturer 1 Is a gas turbine engine and ! I i.ii i • ost have a car in which It is ■|l| f. Jng used.


Because not much has been st iEiS !J There ls gkely to be a British


ie out first at the Commercial otor Show later ini^bo- year. Much concentratjon” of re­


arch is betog^fbffiissed on e development' of an eleo-


gard this as an,also-ran, un- |e!y to! be' able to challenge per forms of power. .


rhe breakthrough that could fe lightness'and an extended, age is' only ' likely to "be' lained at a high cost and mftivy '’'implications. •


, cally-powered car, but I,


:■ There would only fie a wait­ ing time of less thap a minute ■oefore things “came' to the ijoil” and the car could be iriven away from a cold start. Frequent stops for water re-


I t' of the strength of the Ameri- can move to combat air pollu-


t seems that, mainly because


went out in a blaze of glory. The arm of the signal


Ullu Ol«U I


platform, and round the bend and over the arches with a hissing of steam, a drumming ot wheels, and a piercing whistle the ‘Oliver Cromwell’


hands were waved, there were a tew desultory cheers, arms


intensified. “I ts coming, it’s comingl” echoed along the 1


1 xpecta”cy , »


Lancaster: Newman: Webb V o iT ,


| Referee. Mr. A. Crompton, °f Accrington,


Church plans Cake Fayre


Clitheroe. will judge the entries at the first ever Cake Fayre


tomorrow and it is expeoted that more than 40 dozen cakes will be exhibited. There are three sections, Victoria sponge,


Clitheroe. Afternoon teas will be served.


aranging demonstration will be given by Mrs J. P. sharp, of


will be sold. During the afternoon a flower


apP‘! pl®.and ginger sponge. After the judging the cakes


to be organised by St. James’s Church. The Fayre is in the school


Mrs. Betty Blalr-Bryan of M,7on-


y s Hosp tal iu never very sure of themselves. Thejj. attack larked lnspiration


56-000 shots hit defenders or were "lay to Clitheroe, however w e re


aged to escape on two or three occasions in the first half when


chatted and must be strengthened if


ting elated crowds entrained clitheroe took the gloss off for holiday resorts, early morn- their lead victory on Saturday ings when bowler-hatted bus- by giving a curiously indlf- mras men with brief cases and ferent display. ?"° 'ed, umbrellas caught the Nevertheless at the Interval, Manchester express, and Clitheroe were unfortunate to tousled schoolboys with a ‘jam be in arrears, but in the later ? , , ln "and tumbled into the I stages of the game Lancaster train en route for broke through on several occa-


Days in summer when chat- spreadeagled. Olitheroe’s defence completely


pects for the children were I tory, for they showed the excited and had caught some better method and were much of the enthusiasm of their en- quicker In making the initial gineering fathers: a nostalgic move.


A festive scene in some res- Lancaster deserved their vic- many narrow escapes. Cup,


T’pot plant


Ond t ’leaves was a beautiful green.


Hoo put it on t ’mantleshelf, next to t ’big clock,


Tha never seed owt ’alf as nice


Thee shift it, ond tek my ad­ vice ! ”


But Albert sed, “Nay, lass. It wain’t do up theer


But Maggie ignored 'im, “i t ’s my plant,” hoo said,


All know 'ow to tend to a plant at my age,


Don’t thee meddle—just let it a be!”


Stll, it worried our Albert, up theer next to t’clock,


That’s no way to mek a plant grow!”


Our Maggie sed nowt, hoo just left it alone,


It seemed to be flourishing grand,


Wi’t taypot ’eld tight in his ’and!


"Till one day hoo spotted th’owd lad on a cheear


"Note, what arta up to?”, hoo sounded reight mad,


Ond Albert torned round wi’ a blink,


Ah just thowt Ah’d give it a drink.”


Well, our Maggie laughed 'till hoo verra near bust,


Tha’d best go down t ’street ond buy some new specs,


No-on® wattei's plants med o' plastic!”


“JIMIFEL' Sports day


their pnrents attended the suc­ cessful sports day at the Mem­ orial Hall. Hurst Green,, on August 8


More than 70 children with


tea and refreshments were served • later.


enjoyed by the children and


size when being replaced in a plug attached to an appliance Use a 2-amp fuse for an appli­ ance up to 400 watts; a 5-amp for an appliance between 400 and 1,000 watts (l kilowatt): a 10-amp for an appliance be­ tween 1 and 2 kilowatts; a 13- amp for an appliance bebween and 3 kilowatts.


FUSES should be checked for of engine petrol, electric?


internal combustion engine which can be regarded os the greatest obstacle to the success- ful development of these alter­ natives'. ”


Meanwhile, there ls still the


be mare efficient and economi­ cal.


Both steam and turbine could


bine car could have been built and- offered to motorists gen­ erally with a good chance of


can move to clean up .the air and ' the growing "realisation of the dangers that lie ahead for other countries such as ours, when the motor popular tion 1s doubled. ■ ,


;the powerful influence.-of^.the safety Dressure group in Ameri­ ca,' has.'succeeded in forcing,


We have already seen- how


petrol engine will continue its more or less Undisputed role. But two things threaten it. The strength .'of . the Ameri­


to be the first to launch this upsetting trend. I t might be thought that the


wide acceptance many years ago. But no manufacturer wanted


trate almost wholly on the pro­ duction of the lower grades of oil rather than the higher ones, represented by petrol. There is no doubt that a tur­


not only cause an upheaval in manufacturing production, but would also result in a drastic change in the oil Industry. This would have to concen­


the other types of engines. Their general adoption would


of money are being found in the effort to develop the elec­ tric oar. But no-one stands to benefit • by the introduction of


to the pioneer are very uncer­ tain. with the exception of the electrical fiqld, where they would be of tremendous benefit to' the electrical generating industry. That is, why large amounts


and cost.' There- is no manu­ facturer of 'cars or engines that would willingly face the pros­ pects of scrapping the millions of pounds invested in the pro­ duction of the petrol engine. The rewards that would come


It is a question of investment


safety matters, including air Pollution by the S e l g i S


which at the least will bear heavily on this.


R e g io n s can be expected,


gines are the simplest answers and I would back the latter if only it had the financial sup-


pect of profit for the Water Board for its general adoption.


tarmacadam SPECIALISTS


Owing to a hold up in a contract, we are now doing work at reduced prices.


Now is your chance to have your roads, drives, yards and paths Tarmacadamed.


Special rates for Hotel Parks and Roads. Farm Roads and Yards.


Tel: STONYHURST 281 The turbine or steam en-


POd °f an Interested industry. But there is not even a pros­


manufacturers, including our own. are m consultation with Governmental authorities on


Similarly, m Europe all the


“Nay lad, that's a little bit drastic!


'Nay, nothing, mi luv, but t'piant looked a bit dry,


It waint last a week wi’ yon fumes rising up,


'E sed. “T’fire’ll kill it, Ah know, Ond so thee just leave it to me, 1


As bonny a thing as yo’ve seen, The fllowers was luv’ly, aw' yellow ond pink,


Our Maggie came ’ome wi’ a pot plant last week,


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


RU8BRIDQE will give you the J Dest prices for your old


ew goods.—24 King wmlam ' " i. Tel. ‘ ‘


60109.


WHITE CINELLI lightweight cycle ctunpagnollo sports gears,


QB adjustable brakes. With accessories £16.—Apply 7 Tower Hill, Clitheroe.


CORNER HOUSE, King Lane, Olltheroe. Gent's Stability socks, plain or fancy.


for only £8-10-0 delivered.


A BIQ, BIG 15 CWT. COALHOU8E


Phon t reasonable prices. e or send for llterature.to:


Also 8. 9 and 12 Cwt. a COAL BUNKER8


BRIERLAND GARDEN CENTRE. Keighley Road. Colne. Tel. 1731,


CARPET BARGAIN8 Manufac­ turers' samples, heavy quality,


clear from 27/6 each.—Morton’s 18 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel! 2420.


22, to clear £18; 4 x 3 usual l price £28, to clear £24; broad-


£ lovely designs, 3 x 3 usual price oom ends, various lengths, to


RU8BRIDGE.—You can choose any article In stock.—Watches. Clocks Rings, Cutlery—and pay for It weekly.—Rusbrldge i Jewellers. 24 King William Street, Blackburn. Tel 69109


DUTCH BULBS. Large variety in stock including Christmas Flowering Hyacinths, a n d Crocus, all top quality. Get your bulbs early for greatest choice Bulb bowls and bulb Fibre always available.—R. D. Blackburn & Sons Ltd., Castle- gate, Clitheroe. Tel. 2534


p,aN08 TUNED AND REPAIRED rT Write or Phone* Sharpe.


Huntley Lawn Samlesburv Mellor 787


GREEN VYNIDE SUITE, good condition, half 00s price; small


Prestige sweeper (new).—Apply Vose, 26 Curzon Street, Ollth- croe. after 6 p.m.


VOICHTLANDER. Vito B. 35mm 3'6 ,c£1°r skopar. Prontor S.V.S.'


mm 4i8 E,R,a £15—Chttt-


LADIES G0AT8 in all sizes, drip- drl poplin ralnooats and tery- s lene coats in all colours and


izes.—Economic Stores. Whalley Road. Clltheroe.


70


[ CORNER HOU8E, King Lane, CUtheroo Ladles’ oorsets with front fastening or hookslde.


NEW DELIVERY of youth’s and men's Varlson Jeans, hipster or


bell bottom—Economic Stores. 70 Whalley Road Clltheroe


RE-UPHOLSTERY. Save middle­ man s profit We re-cover your


treasured 3-piece suites as new from as little as 17 gns. chairs 1 gds Cver 100 patterns. Free estimates Distance no object.— Write or phone BEAKBANE, 60 Zion street Burnley. Tel. 27188.


lADIE8 NYLON ANORAKS and I poplin reversible anoraks, stretch trews and dress skirts— Economc Stores, 70 Whalley Rd.. Clitheroe.


BELLING electric oven, little used, requires new grill. £4: immersion heater, good. 25/-._ Tel. Clitheroe 2998.


TWO NINETY BL0CK8 17’ *


Thomassons Battery Cages.— Clltheroe 3637.


NEW ana secona-hana modern pianos Leading makes lnolud- tns Rodgers. Hopkinson Zender. Bentlev Mannlngton and


organs Confidential terms. “fid tuning service.


>'»» I860) 20/22 S ta n d i Street Burnley Tel 26829


The games and races were F«,nrCil»mR elson


VOUr sew ns marninn Fund p. fn I fam.ui Th SE?in* “ “ bine repairs to C e Walter Thomason Sewing


J


Nentre 72/74/76 Scotland Road LIVESTOCK


LIVE ANIMAL


ALAN HELIWELL AND SONS. MOSS SIDE FARM MILNROW. NEAR ROCHDALE


Animals unfit for livestock markets uplifted within 50 miles radius


CASUALTY 8ERVI0E


Telephone Rochdale 46469, DOGS


| PUPPIES GALORE! Corgles. Cairns. Scotties, Wes ties, Sealy-


ghortly.—Tom Schofield, Disley Lane* Whlttle-1^


hams. Poodles. Pekes, Jack Russells, Sheltles. Labradors, Other breeds


Woods, Chorley,


POINTER PUPPIES for sale, ex-1 cellent litter by Sh. Oh. Blen-


viar„Ca™ A s„ 1'uclu2 Ex- Crookrlae


St., Rlbchester. Tel. 456. SITUATIONS WANTED


, Wen-reared.—36 church V t ^ !5 ton Kn|ght Specialists In


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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC N0TI0E.


YORKSHIRE WE8T RIDING EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


VACANCIES ON FULL-TIME ADVANCED 00URSE8 IN FURTHER EDUOATION


INFORMATION ABOUT


bout vacancies or full-time and sandwich courses In technical and commercial colleges through­ out the country, leading to degrees and higher national diplomas should contact the following officers:


MR T. McARDLE, MR J. H. STONE.


County Education Offices, 8 Bond Street, Wakefield. Tel Wakefield 76234. . Ext 625 and 628.


LION8 109 CLUB No. 40.


R.W.0.0. 200 CLUB—No. 132. SITUATIONS VACANT


LANCASHIRE EDUOATION COMMITTEE


CLITHEROE RIBBLESDALE


S0 hours, £13 3s 4d per week. mupernnuble. Additional pay­


COUNTY SECONDARY 8CH00L 4 Assistant Caretaker required,


ents for Evening Centre duty. e Apply by letter, stating age,


Officer, Education Office, Rlshton BBl 4BU not later than 29th August, 1968.


NURSING (Psyohiatrio) Immediate Vaoanoies for S WOMEN and MEN


upil Nurses (aged 18 to 42). a Residential accommodation


tudent Nurses (aged 18 and P over):


Chief Male Nurse. Whittinaham Hospital, Nr, Preston. Lanos.


Son Ltd., Corn Merchants, Lamb Roc, WhaUey. Tel. 2107.


vailable.Applications to Matron or


DRIVER REQUIRED, over 21 years.—Apply P. Ashcroft and


DAILY HELP REQUIRED. State hours available. Local. Two in family, other help kept.—Write Box No. G1 Advertiser and Times.


JOHN OOWGILL & SON (The Printers) Ltd., have a vacancy t for an experienced shop assis­


conditions to suitable appli­ cant.—Apply in writing to 4-6, Market Place. Clltheroe.


ant or school leaver willing to be trained. 6-day week and good


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


No. 5 DIVISIONAL HEALTH COMMITTEE


orker) with the Lancashire County Ambulance Service at Clltheroe Ambulance Station


are those of the North Western Provincial Council for Local Authorities’ Services (Manual Workers).


from the Divisional Medical Officer, 19. St. James’s Street. Accrington, BB5 1NZ, to whom completed forms should be


formation can be obtained


returned not later than 31st August, 1968.


,orlnR REPRESENTATIVES (mole and lfemale) required to oontact


aL __


ocal business people. Speciality selling No experience neces­ sary. High wage plus commis­ sion basis.—Blyth, 184 West Regent Street. Glasgow, O.2.


|SMART MALE OR FEMALE assistant required for grocery trade school leaver considered. —O. R. Hargreaves & Sons, 42- 46 Parson Lane, Olltheroe.


TWO GIRL8 with expectation of good ‘O’ level results required for office in Olltheroe. Perman­ ent posts and opportunities for advancement.—Write Box No. E6, Advertiser and Times.


I A G E N T REPRESENTATIVES (male and female) required to contact local traders, seUlng a


unique completely new product. Wage basis £30 per week plus Street. Glasgow. 0 .2.


AS8HETON ARMS. Downham. Weekend staff required: cook, waitress, Cleaner, bar., Late transport arranged..—Tel. Chat- burn 227.


STRONG YOUTH required for farm work. Live in.—H. Joy, Stakes Farm. Whltewell. Tel. Chipping 278,


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL CLITHEROE


REFINED. RELIABLE GIRL 21 years of age. requires suitable work, Sat., sun, afternoon. Oar


„Sencf,-~-Wrlte Box No. G4, Advertiser and Times.


BLACKBURN AUCTION MART


Tel: Blackburn 63628


each Wednesday. Upwards of 120 cattle, comprising 60 local and north country newly calved cows .and.. heifers. 20-in-calf cattle in the hands of local farmers. 40 store cattle. Sale at 1-30 prompt


Sales of dairy and store cattle


Weekly sales of fatstock each Friday. Entries and order of sale 20 calves at 12-30 prompt, followed by 300 sheep, 30 pigs and 100 cattle.


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TREE FELLING LOPP ING


POWER SAWING FENCING


All Types Erected 20 years’ experience.


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the ’ car makefs • to'completely re-think their cars. Our owri makers ate following suit.........


Free estimates anywhere. s WORSTON,


L. MILLER LITTLECROFT,


S CLITHEROE. Tel. CHATBURN 48fi7.


HAT’S ANT-AD?


Full-time Female Ward Orderly. Full-time Enrolled Nuree.


Part-time Domestlo Assistant for evening duties, 5—8 pan. or 4-30—7-30 p.m., 6 nights per week. Apply Matron


Young Lady Required For


General Office Duties


Good wages, pleasant conditions and permanancy will be given


ROBINSON and SPENSLEY LIMITED,


Railway Road, Clitheroe Telephone! 3741


male or female, one of six, no


Royal Infirmary. Blaokburn THEATRE SISTER


an calL Permanent night staff post.


Applications to Matron


Night duty, full-time. Resident or non-resident.


Bramley Meade Maternity Home, Whalley MIDWIFERY 8ISTER


Applications to Matron.


THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES . has a Vacancy for


Junior Boy Reporter


School leavers with a minimum of five GCE passei at ‘O’ level, including English language, should apply in writing to the Editor at:—


3, KING STREET, CLITHEROE, BB7 2EW


This is a progressive position and would suit a school leaver intending to make office work her career.


LODEMATIC


Primrose, Clitheroe have vacancies for


CENTRE LATHE TURNER WELDER or Trainee


SEMI SKILLER FITTER or Trainee .. Overtime Available


Telephone: Clitheroe 2233


THE LIMMER AND TRINIDAD CO. LTD., CLITHEROE Have a Vacancy in the very near future for a


C O M P E T E N T SHORTHAND TYPIST


The position will be permanent and includes a limited amount of confidential and general office duties. A person of mature age would be preferred to ensure a continued service. Salary by negotiation. Appointment monthly staff Superannuated, etc. Apply in writing to the


MASTIC DIVISION MANAGER, CLITHEROE FACTORY


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LTD. have vacancies for two


Young Lady Assistants . .in their Modem Laboratory ■'


Btftff appointment^ five day week, ^canteen- available, three • weekaannual-hoHday from 1969.-


Girls leaving sahool would be considered. Apply:— RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LTD, PERSONNEL OFFICER, " CLnHEROE.


■Experience-not'essential aa full training given. ’


Applicants must be over 21 inApplication forms and further


years of age and possess - current driving licence.


ne The wage for qualified person­ w l Is £16-2-6d. for a 40 hour


eek The conditions of service


p Applications are Invited for the wost of Driver/Attendant (day


CAPSTAN


SETTER OPERATOR For


LIGHT PRODUCTION ENGINEERS Good Rate of Pay and Working Conditions


Apply —MANAGER


Sowerbutts& Watson (1947) Ltd. Judge Walmsley Works - Billington


Near WhaUey. Tel. WhaUey 3472


nxperience, present post and the t ame and address of one referee


o the Divisional Education


CONFECTIONERY SHOP ASSISTANT REQUIRED


Market Plaoe, Olltheroe. Tel. 3348.


Full-Tme Five-Day Week. CRABTREE’S.


Extensive Privileges Include:— The equivalent of a Five Day Working Week with all day


Saturday off. All day Wednesday off on a three week rota. Apply Manager/Staff Supervisor


ARE YOU HAPPY AT YOUR WORK? WA N T E D


OPERATORS FEMALE Everyone Welcome


Top Rates — First Class Conditions Part-time available


Old employees welcome


APPROVED ELECTRONICS LTD. NATIONAL BUILDINGS,


MOOR LANE - CLITHEROE Telephone 2727


IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED AGRICULTURAL DIVISION :: CLITHEROE WORKS


* l Have a Vacancy for WORKS MANAGER’S SECRETARY


Preferably experienced in secretarial work and have good speeds in shorthand and typins.


Please apply, in writing, giving details of-Marital Status, Age and other relevant information to:—


Works Manager,


Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, Agricultural Division, Clitheroe Works,


Clitheroe BB7 4QB. Blackburn and District Hospital Management Commi||«


BLACKBURN SCHOOL OF ENROLLED NURSE TRAINING


Suitable applicants are now being considered for train­ ing as enrolled nurses for the School commencing 4th November, 1968. The course lasts for two years and emphasises the practical aspect of nursing. If you are over 18 years of age and have en­


thusiasm and ideals, please apply for further details to:—


The Matron,


Queen’s Park Hospital, Blackburn. Where the School is situated.


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