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12 Clithcroc 'Advertiser arid Times, November 7 , 1969 SITUATIONS VACANT


FORTRESS KITCHEN FURNITURE REQUIRE


EXPERIENCED DRIVER Permanent position, staff status.


iri £22 guaranteed basic.


it Generous bonus scheme, minimum hours achieve maximum bonus.


★ Realistic subsistence allowances. ★ LocaT and distance deliveries. 4 weeks holiday per annum.


Phone or write for interview.


TRANSPORTS AREHOUSE FOREMAN, BOWKER BROS. (CLITHEROE) LTD. .........SUN STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 2316/7


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD. require a


......MATE '


QUALITY CONTROL ASSISTANT


for Permanent Late Shift


Four days 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday 8-30 a.m. to, 5 p.m. Attractive rate of pay with excellent working conditions in a new factory at Up Brooks.


Applications to R. C. WATTS,


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD., UP BROOKS, CLITHEROE Tel. 2251


Additional Stafl Required WE REQUIRE A


JU N IO R


For telephone and clerical duties.


Female Clerk ■ apply


h ig h p ie l d ro ad , CUTHEROE.


OFFICE MANAGER SOLAR BLINDS


Tel. 2125.


CLEANER REQUIRED


for five day week 9 p.m. to 3 p.m.


Apply


Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley


Tel. Chatbum 202


Full-time Resident Reoeptionlst Required at Earby Surgeries.


Experience ot F.A.Y.E. Switchboard and Typing desirable but not essential.


Write statins experience to:— THE DOCTORS,


OLDFIELD HOUSE,


EARBY, Near COLNE, LANCS.


INTELLIGENT YOUTH required


FOE GENERAL FACTORY DUTIES AND WORK PROGRESSING. Five-day week. Apply:


LANCASTER HOSIERY CO. LTD. Waterloo Mill. Clitheroe.


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


VACANCIES at the following kitchens:


Divisional Exeoutive No. 5. SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE


CLITHEROE BOYS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL KITCHEN


General Assistant: 171 hours per week. Wage £4-5-8 (11 a.m. to 3 pjn. dally. Including half


hour for lunch).


CLITHEROE Ss. MICHAEL & JOHN R.C; SCHOOL KITCHEN


General Assistant: 36 hours per week. Wage £8-11-4 (T-30 a.m. to 3-00 p.m. dally, including


half hour for lunch) CLITHEROE GIRLS’


GRAMMAR SCHOOL KITCHEN


General Assistant: 12V hours per week. Wage £3-l-2- m - -° am. to 2-30 pm. dally, includ­ ing half hour for lunch).


RELIEF/TEMPORARY STAFF


required for various schools in the Clitheroe area.


and experience to the D.visIona. Education Officer. Education Office Rishton. Blackburn. BB1 4BU. quoting Ref. EPM.


Apply immediately age


DOMESTIC HELP REQUIRED In cheerful family household.— Mrs. Fernie. Sawley Lodge, Nr Clltheroe. Chatbum 295


CLEANER REQUIRED, mornings —Apply Mrs. Coultas. Moorland School Clitheroe. Tel. 3836.


AGENTS WANTED. Clitheroe. for evening work. No cold canvas­ sing Car. telephone essential.— Ring 051-526-2227 between


and 9 a.m


PART-TIME WORK at home. No cash outlay. No obligation. Details from Ton­ tine P .0 Box 58. Liverpool


OCEAN LINERS Radio Officer's Training College 91 Lancaster Road Preston—Phone 64364. Day ot


free eve courses Prospectus


PART-TIME LADY ASSISTANT required! afternoons only).—D, ■ Byrne & Co. Grocery. Wine and


Spirit Merchants. King Street Clitheroe. Tel. 3152.


SHOP ASSISTANT , required Tor ladies’ wear. Five-day week.— Apply “Doris Chadwick.” 32 Moor Lane. Clltheroe.


, soon as possible to the secretary . RELIABLE LADY REQUIREDi for


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB Wellgate. Experienced waiters . ’(male or : female) - required.


weekends only.—Applications as : lunch time bar work: also lady


for two or three evenings.— Victoria Hotel. CUtheroe. Tel -260!’. —........ .................... .....


CINE AND STILL PROJECTORS


All popular makes irom £15 to £65. Large selection of screens, slide viewers from 5/6 to £4. Pictures and Photos framed. Join our Christmas Club. ;


30 BLACKBURN BOAD, ACCRINGTON. TEL. 31802.


CAMERA CABIN


oming 17-19. Moor Lane, . CUtheroe. '■ _ _ ___ __;- .j_ij


RED YELLOW. BLUE. GREEN or brown There is a watch strap Lo to suit everyone at Coneron &


- canopyr


• white pram with tray. £9; white pram seat. 30/-; blue floral sun - * 30/-.—13 Union St., (;


TENT, 9ft. X 6ft. X 6ft. high. £18, new- 2 camp' beds. 25/- each, new: Pedigree M.C.B., navy and


Low Moor . ..


. and - vacuum -. cleaners. . irons, - kettles tan heaters, etc.'.. from Lane, OllUieroe. Tel - 2683...


.HOOVER WASHING MACHINES


your- Hoover dealer: - A. E. Har­ -greaves, Moor Lane and Woone


(


WELL-MANNERED GIRL REQUIRED


a s a p p r e n t ic e h a i r s ty l i s t


A p p ly F . E . B r o th e r to n 5 K in g S t r e e t , C l i th e r o e . T e l . 3 2 8 8


EXTRA


FEMALE HELP REQUIRED


To assist generally Saturday evening. Transport arranged, if required.


Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. 215. COPY NOOK HOTEL. Manageress,


Clitheroe We require a


manageress for


our confectioners shop 21 MOOR LANE


This is an interesting -


and challenging position and we offer a good ,-u-


wage and five-day week. Please write immediately


for interview in Clitheroe to SALES MANAGER,


KENYONS CONFECTIONERS LTD.,


Crossfield Street, Blackburn


WANTED. GOOD CAREFUL DRIVER with olean licence. Must be resident in Clitheroe.— Apply in person to: Tomlin­ sons (Clltheroe) Ltd.. Central


Garage. York St.. Clithcroe. MISCELLANEOUS SALES


HAVING A PARTY? Hire your pottery, cutlery or glasses from —Coneron & Leeming. 17-19 Moor Lane. CUtheroe.


MORPHY RICHARDS. 2kw..firc. Valor likw. convector heater. Low Burn all-night burner.—119 Chatbum Rd., Cljthoroe. Tel


2458


BEDROOM SUITES. See our new showrooms. 15 % cash discount. —H Kalno D. Rawson. 79 Lowergate. CUtheroe. Tel..3444


GENT’S TOURING CYCLE, four gears, good cond.—Write Box K1 Advertiser and '.Times.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take it to Coneron & Leeming 17-10 Moor Lane. Clitheroc.


CREAT ex pec ta t io n , lor homo or garden. Improvements you can hatel when you choose from our range of Flags. Walling Stones and Building Blocks etc BUlWIiBY G A R D E N CENTRE. Vincents the Growers. Deer Park Nurseries Towneley Holmes. Burn


ley. Tel. 24162 .


YOUTH’S BLACK LEATHER COAT. 36” chest, hardly worn,


new cond., £4.—42 Fendlc Rd. Clitheroe.


RE-UPHOLSTERV. save middleman’s profit. We re-cover your treasured three-


piece suites as new from as little as 18 gns Chairs £ 7 over 100. patterns . Free estimates Distance no object .-.Write or phone: HENLEY. 60 ZION STREET (ok Padlham Road). BURNLEY Tel


77188


CALL HOW AT BURNLEY KNITTING MACHINE CENTRE. - See the labulous


Corona. Other new models from 25 gns. Second Hand Machines from £5. 320 COLNE ROAD. BURNLEY. Tel. 21715.


CLIHEROE HOSPITAL Ward Sister for< Female


Geriatric Ward of 22 beds. Salary Scale £970 to £1315.


Plus £100 geriatric lead after - qualifying period.


Applications to Matron


; MISCELLANEOUS SALES. J J ^ X T E R S


BARGAINS! 20’ x 13’ Alton gloss- 1 ; house, £50. 1,-13. ‘.cloches, ,5/-. I


Strawberries Bd. :Treble breed- ; Clttheroc.


LARGE STOCK .ot recoMgWyKB atape recorders and


2683 oone Lane. Clithcroe»


- Framcllghts: 30/-. B” Pots, 2/-. Chrysanthemum stools,


in .


’ ers, 20/-. Some tools—Closes Hall Cottages, Bolton-by-Bowland,


Hargt terms you can anora.- •A. E. W reaves. Moor Lane.


and Tel.


WATCH STRAPS of every colour, shape and size from! Coneron as | Looming. .17-19 Moor - Lone.1


Clitheroe.


OIL CONVECTOR HEATER, j almost new. suitable for house, . Write Box K2, Advertiser and


Times.


WINTER COATS. - SUITS .AND | DRESSES, from 29/11. call In and look around—Dress Agency, 60 Parsonv Lane.. CUtheioe.


MAMOD TRACTION ENGINE. | £3-10-0.—Tel. Olitheroe 2347.


YOUR WATCH will be different] : with a strap from Coneron as


! Clitheroe.


Leeming. 17-19. Moor Lane, ______


RENT YOUR r.v. from, 7/6 perl week, including aerial main-1 t cenance Limited number of


■ Moor Lane, and Woono Lane. Clltheroe. Tel. 2683.


horoughly reconditioned sets available.—A. E. Hargreaves,


CREDA ELECTRIC COOKER. 3-1 plate cheap.—11, Queensway. wnddington. -................


NEW and second-hand modern - pianos. Leading makes, lnclud-


Repairs and tuning service.— Pollards (a family business | since 1860), 20/22 Standlsh Street Burnley. Tel. 25829.


terms.


STRAPS WITH HOLES ARE INI _Coneron & Learning, 17-19. Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


NEW CYCLES, no dep ic t te rn s . , from 7/6 per week.—A. E. Har- greaves. Moor Lane and woone i Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 2683.


YliO.K>> Knnlll i . .~ .


dition—39 Victoria St. eroe


lng Eodgers, Hopklnson, Zender, i Bentley. Mannington a n d | Weston Knight. Specialists In Farffsa and Baldwin electronic organs. Confidential


Progress 1969


When grains of sand can rise to rule the beach,


Ohi What a topsy-turvy state we’ve reached. ■


When students claim they should, their t e a c h e r s ,


When criminals can, honest men, impeach •


(And occupy, rent-free, the world they’ve breached 1)


In their inverted world.


The rule of • law has now become a ‘Joke’


As vicious men, our legal codes invoke.


(And •‘Justice’ seen as fuel, their power, to stoke!)


With penal tax, the weak,. hard-working folk. . .


And take the power (but not the right 1) to ‘soak’.


For lay-abouts who never do a stroke. .


In this ‘red’ Jungle-world.


The stage, which once sup­ plied good, honest fare.


At skinny crutch and busty bosom bare,


‘Witched by wild eyes which peer through matted hair.


Claiming as a r t each puerile . naked ‘dare’, ..-■■■


In their permissive world.


M.C.B. PRAM complete with bog i> | . **wv «wt and sun canopy, in


WALLFLOWERS & SWEET WILLIAMS. I Ready now for planting. VINCENTS the | Growers, Deerpark; • Nurseries, Townley | Holmes. .Burnley. Tel. 24162.


POPLARS. — Good strong trees 11/6. to 13/6. BURNLEY GARDEN CENTRE, Deerpark Nurseries, Townley Holmes, | Burnley. TeL ;24162.-


DO YOUR WEEKLY WASH a t I Peel Street L a u n d r o m a t . 8lbd. ox


dry cleaning. 10-.


BEADS NEED RE-THREADING? —Take them to Coneron 65 Leeming.. . 17-19 .Mlor Lane,j Clitheroe.


-


MEN'S CAR COATS, grey and navy, small, medium. . large,


89/6 x/large 95/-. Showerproof winter lined tweed car coats £7-9-6. • Duffles and Donkey Jackets. Large choice In stock now a+. Economic Stores. 70 Whalley Rd.. Clltherce.


TAX FREE RINGS. 21st. Birthday Annl- versarles our Speciality. R E IM A NS. Bullion Dealers (Old Gold Bought). Buy th at good watch Irom an established Jeweller where after sales service Is


guaranteed. - SWJSS watch and clock | r e p a i r s . Also Catholic Repository. Leather and Fancy goods. YORKSHIRE STREET, .BURNLEY. Tel. Burnley 24705. Past . the Culvert, next to St. Mary’s Church. 3 minutes bus station.* AU Club checks taken. H.P. possible).


THREE PIECE SUITES. See our new showrooms. From lOSi,to 20% cash ■


& , D. Rawson. * 79 Lowergate. .CUtheroe..Tel. 3444.'


■ discount.—H. Kamo


PIANOS TUNED AND BEPAIRED Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury. _Write or Phone. - Sharp.


Melior 2787 ...... u ig tHe few I suffered an awful shock


from the article “Grant of £250 is wrong Council is told”, and I agree with Coun. J. A. Norman’s


about £10 around Christmas time for which we have to apply. This, with other dona­


objection on principle. Our Association receives


tions, gives the pensioners a tea and r.onnorf For the last two years we


Greedily grasping overtures to share


Bonfire night in Clitheroe passed off uneventfully. There were no reports of acoidents.


1 That all our schools, again, should turn to learning,


How long ere they, the wheel - full cycle turning, Decide th a t moral codes are not for burning.


That ‘pornographic’ merits nought but spurning?


Then, may we see bright faith, once more returning


SNOOKER LEAGUE Results in the Clitheroe


(To them who, even now, for it, are yearning?)


In this Satanic world! . F. Luna.


and District Snooker League: Billington ‘B’ 10, British Legion: 4; Calderstones 5, Billington ‘A’ 9; Chatburn ‘A’ 12, Pendleton 2; Conser­ vative 4, Chatbum ‘B’ 10; Pendle Club 10, Social Club ‘B’ 4; Social Club ‘A’ 12, Police 2; Waddington ‘A’ 8,


Waddington ‘B’ 6. Individual scores. home


names first: Billington ‘B’ 478, British Legion 439—N. Duck­ worth 65, J. Geldavd 62; M. Aitken 75, D. Boreham 78; P. Swain 91, G. Lambert 62; S. Fitzpatrick 70, D. Halliwell 86; B. Robinson 90. Alston 75; J. Hindley 67, G. Yates 76. Calderstoncs: 446, Billington


■A’ 459—W. Tiplady 54. T. War­ den 78; D. Fitzpatrick 79, V. Broderick 79; H. Ingram 74, B. Lee 66; H. Clayton 98, C. Rydeheard 67; C. Graham 75, P. Gorton 76; B. Seed 66, K


Broderick 93.


have been busy making our rooms a t Stanley House com­ fortable. ■ The rooms have - been re­


Chatburn ‘A’ 435, Pendleton urte-V, fi(i 0 T\/TnrTrprt7.ig


50: E Horsfield 87. T. Pimblet 56- F. Butler 75 W. Scott 47;


paired. . decorated and- fur­ nished. the money being


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing machine repairs to i -—-— —


Nelson T.V.-'RENTALS, no deposit. Re­


conditioned sets from 7/6 week, low deposit. B.B.C.-2 sets from 9/- week. Sets over 3.years old. —H. Kaine & D. Rawson. .79 Lowergate. CUtheroe.-Tel. 3444


---------:--------;-----------this grant. If you are thinking of Painting |


Lane and Woone L a n e Clitberoe


GENTLEMAN JOHN


is offerina at all-time low nrioes. WASHABLE PAPERS from 3/11 per rob.


D ashable. Our price 8/11.


PAINTABLE WALLPAPERS Inc. selected Anaglyptas - from 6/11 Per roll. a P0LYSTRENE TILES


eep Duplex heavily embossed w “CLEANSTRIP”


Polyurothene Yaot Enamel 4/6 _Pt. Pt . . .


( CEILING VENEER . Gl......................... _.. .


oss Paints from 2/6 pt.


slight subs) 5/11 per roll. PAINT MU


_


Sunshine Emulsion 14/6 gal. C RIT2 CORNER,


Open 9-30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Inc. Sat.). Wed. 9-30 a.m. to 12-30 pm.


A HURCH STREET. . A CCRINGTON. Tel. 36831.


dequate Parking Facilities.


GIRL’S CYCLE, suit 10 to 12 y.o, £4.—17 Windsor Av.. Clltheroe.


.’’RESTMOR" COT. -white with


panelled .t end, complete with mattress.—Tel.' Clltheroe 3139.


SURPLUS ARTICLES FOR SALE through removal.- at • bargain^


‘ nrices. Belling electric pic -'heater. £10; Ditchbum back­


• netting, 6 ft. wide, accept reas­ onable‘offer for lot; Axminster . carpet. 12 ft. x 8i ft.. £5. All in


six rolls plastic-covered 1” wire


ground tape recordea* with three endless tapes, offers; Hotpoint domestic fridge, £15; English Electric commercial fridge, 6cu. ft.. £10: double-door Radiation gns cooker, £5; two Belling elec­ ■tric convector heaters.-£6 both;


working order.—At Game Cock Inn/ Great Harwood. Td, 2447.


OAK SIDEBOARD; oak drop-leaf table/ closed 3 ft. x 1 ft.. onen 5 ft. x 3 ft. both in good cond.— Apply eveniings 2 Bailey Cot- ■tages.iMitton.


HANDY 25 oz. FIRE* FREEZER r EXTINGUISHERS for only 45/-. f Get yours now.* Write or call for


: > . .Tel.lCWtlieroc 2791.


ree demonstration.—3 Derwent Crescent, Clitheroe.-,


GROSS CASH TILL, as new. suit­ able for decimal currency. £20.


THREE-PIECE LOUNGE SUITE (GrMfl).


■90 gns.-two months a g o / £48. Write .Box*’ No/ FJ6,‘ Blackburn Time*.a


■Penny Street. Blackburn; BB1


i; Advertise ■ m,our


, ; ‘ Classified ,' columns


Three Seater Settee. • Zipped * Cushions, modem style (owners emlgratln?). Cost


36


2,000 rolls in assorted patterns 14/11 per roll.


very slight subs 1 split boxes 2/6 per dozen. VYMURAS


t tile unbelievably low price of 19/11 per box of 100


,


or Decorating before Christmas look what


The Walter Thomason Sewing for, as I understand, only those Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road. I living. on their own can have


lot for the elderly as a whole, not for the few who will benefit a t the luncheon club,


raised by flag days and num­ erous efforts. With £zo0 we could do a


,vu.- wUu,


.. lunch a t the Pendle Club. Elderly married couples


RESERVE your oycle for Xmas now. A. E. Hargreaves, Moor


local people are thinking our Association is the one receiving


cannot go, nor anyone living with their married children, even if the family they are living with are out a t busi­ ness all day. I t has come to my notice


so.


the National Federation of Old Age Pensions.


Secretary, Clitheroe branch


Pleas© t *ake note this is not Ethel Penny, (Mrs.)


A. Clark 90. G. Newmg 59; A Middlebrough o7. T. McMen- emy 83: F. Craig 60 H.-High 59


•B’ 328—G! W. Anderton 55, P Jones Go: W. Bray 26, H. Frankland 63; -J. Blackburn 59, B. Jones 50; W. Worthing­


‘B’ 389—P. Trlmby 89, R. Burn 73; H. Knowles 65, D. Kay 64; T. Howarth 71, T. Slater 79; G. Burgess 96, J. Atkinson 47; J. Whittaker 72, E. Holden 55; F. Hudson 62, W. Hitchen. 71. Social Club ‘A’ 393, Police


ton 71, A. Hoi gate 34; E. Allan 35, J. Fish 47; D. Cowper thwaite 37, F. Webester 69. Pendle Club 455 social Club


(Of BLACKBURN)


68-70, Banven Street and 38-40, Northgatc, Blackburn


375—N. Burgess 75, B. Altham 59; B. Scott 67, G. Coldwell 49; A. Atkinson 52, L. McEntee 93; T. Palmer 67 J. Healey 59; B. Smith 66, G. Titley 57; J. Haydock 68, T. Swift 58. Waddington ‘A’ 446, Wad­


dington ’B’ 430—N. Wat'erworth 59, G. Walmsley 65; P. Roth- well 101, T. Walmsley 62; P.


Auction Marls CLITHEROE There was a smaller entry


of in-calf cattle in the sale of in-calf and store cattle at Clitheroe Auction Mart on Friday.


Deloria and . SPL Stone Paint | QUOtatlons; November calv­ 36/. Per gat.


There were, however, 105 s ore cattle on offer.


^


ing cows £89 to £116; in-calf heifers to £101; strong bullocks £55 to £73; strong heifers £50 to £69; yearling bullocks £36 to £54; yearling heifers £32 to £47; accredited Friesian bull £104. . ,


•


J. Hitchen of Cow Ark; 2, R. Ellison and Sons, of Chipping. At Monday’s Fatstock Sale,


Best in-calf cow or heifer: 1,


there were 74 cattle, 821 lambs, sheep and ewes and 58 pigs oh


offer. Quotations: Light steers 180s


to 225s, average 195s 7d; med­ ium steers 176s to 187s,-average 182s; light heifers 173s/to 198s, average 180s 7d; rejects 178s to 182s, average 181s; under­ weights 204s; quality cows 126s to 140s, average 131s; other plainer cows 108s to 125s, aver­ age 117s. ■ - : Quality lambs 3s 6d to 4s, average, 3s ■ 8Jd; other small homed lambs 3s 3d to 3s 5Jd, average 3s 4Jd, average lambs 3s 7!d; sheeep 2s 2d to 2s 9d, average 2s 5d; ewes 38s.to 133s, average 82s.


■ ■ '


.-■Pigs::.Porkers ,38s to 42s, average 39s 8d; cutters 36s 6d to 41s 6d, average 38s 9d;‘bacon 35s 6d'to ,40s, average 37s 6d. At the weekly -sale of newly-


eight fully-accredited on offer in the dairy section at Gisbum Auction Mart yesterday week. Prizes: Black and white cow:


1, T. Shuttleworth, £134; 2, R. Thompson and Son, £105; 3, A. Brennand, £ 121. coloured cow: 1, J. Harrison, £ 106; 2, R. Thompson an dSon, £105; 3, A. Wade, £100. Black and white heifer; 1, R.


Thompson and Son, £148; 2, Mrs. E. A. Drinkail and Sons, £140; 3, P. . Paxton, £122. Accredited- l, Clarke Bros., £148; 2, T.‘ W. Airey, £116. Chief prices: Black and white


cows to £134; coloured cows to £106; black and white heifers to £154; coloured heifers to


£103; accredited cows to £148; accredited heilers-to £ 116. .-•)


sheep, 78 pigs and 323 calves on offer in the fatstock (Section.


There were 282 cattle, 1,707


: Quotations; certified cattle. Light steers 179s to 200s, aver­ age 189s- 4d; medium steers average. 179s; light heifers 170s to 192s, average 180s; medium heifers average 172s; uncertified steers and heifers 162s 6d to 204s, average 180s; fat cows 85s to 144s, average His 3d; bulls 132s to 138s, average, 135s.


Sheep: Light iambs 3s 3d to 3s 7id, average 3s Gd; medium


lambs 3s 5d to 3s 8Id, average 3s 7d; heavy lambs 3s 3d to


3s 7d, average 3s 5d; light shearlings 2 s' lid. -to 3s 1d, average 3s;' heavy -shearlings


calved . cattle; and , calves on Tuesday, the dairy cattle met a very good- trade, , while the demand for calves was easier. Prices:-Black and white cows


2s 8d to 2s iod. average 2s 9d, uncertified lambs (each) ;,54s. to 104s, average 75s; ewes (eacii) 20s to 128s, average 76s 3d. .


average 37s 4d; cutters' Jos to Figs; Porkers 3“s


£88 to £132; .black and. white heifers £92 to £118; rearing calves £8 to £28. ' -. s The- Judges,'. Messrs. H. TTur- her of Langho, and J, .Simpson of .Grindleton awarded ' the fol­ lowing : f Cow; ?- l ; i H;' Joy,-. Cow Ark; i % (J.; Parker, -.Cow: -Ark. Heifer:-- l (, Beattle' Bros.,; Rlm- ington; * 2,-i Fylde VWater SBoard Slaidbum.


- '•


! ? There' were * 238 newly-calved cows and heifers, including


GISBURN


41s 6d. average 40s 6d; baepners 35s to 40s 6d average 39s; over-. weight pigs’ average - 34s;


sows £19 10s to £47> avc aEC £29.


• ' t Calves: Killers (ea<5 ] ^ qd- • There were 5 439 animaU foi


rearers- (each) ‘ 60s to £ 44’.a ’el. age £16 16s lid.'


o £5 17s 6d, average £4 12s 9d, . ' , ,1,?'


ward at the weekly sale of in Pig gilts, sows'and: store; pigs- Prices; 13 in-pig sows to ^ five in-pig gilts to f 44’


£7 10s 2d; two sows; with, fol­ lowers to £48.


to £ 12’ 12s’ aXer?S,e 9 THWAITES ARCADE and


8 PRESTON NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN Parking for motorists a t rear of Preston New Road (Kirkham Lane)


Also at 4 Hargreaves Street, Burnley


INEXPENSIVE—EASILY PACKED- ECONOMICAL POSTAGE


Join our Christmas Club now! GETS f@ VR A


CHRISTMAS MAILING DATES APPROACH RAPIDLY!


UNRIVALLED VARIETY AWAITS YOU HERE IN


HANKIES AND FANCY LINENS r OESES . c Conservatives- 283 AChatbum'


Glennon 81, A. Wright 73; S. Cox 64, D. Wright 84; G. Spink 47, J . Behan 87; M. Sowden 94, J. A. Herd 59. TABLE


Billington ’A’. . . . . ........


Billington ‘B’ .............. 3 20 British Legion ...........


Waddington ‘B’ ............


Chatburn ‘A’ ............... Pendleton


Social Club ’B’ . . . . . . . Calderstones ........ Police


............. 3 26 3 21


...........


3 32 3 28


3 17 3 16 3 10 3 10 3 9


Highest break — 39 _ P. Rothwell, Waddington ‘A.’


Social Club ’A’ ............. 3 32 Waddington ‘A’ .......... 3 32 Pendle Club ............... Chatburn ‘B’ Conservatives


P Pts. 3 33


Mill to become


a house A semi-derelict mill at I


Chipping is to be converted into a dwelling house at a


cost of more than £ 10,000. i On Monday, Clitheroe Rural


Council Finance Committee j agreed to make a maximum


3 8 Burton, an architect, . who


than one mile from the village, has a long history. I t was at one time a spindle mill and later used as a cheese dairy. The applicant was Mr. R. F.


R ELA X TH IS CHRISTMAS ■ * it a s A \


grant of £1,000 towards the ! cost. Wolfen Mill, which is more


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