JO Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, May 0, 1969 ______________ SITUATIONS VACANT


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE Borough Engineer and Surveyor's Department


APPOINTMENT OF CLERK (MALE)


Applications arc invited for the above appointment. The


salary will be within Clerical Division Grade 1 (£330 to £765 which may be extended to £895 per annum).


The post offers excellent opportunities and i f necessary


help will be given to the successful candidate for studies with a view to advancement in the Local Government service.


Applicants should preferably have at least G.C.E. "O”


level passes in Mathematics and English. Further information can be obtained from the Borough


Engineer and Surveyor, whose office is in Church Street. Applications, giving full details as to age, experience (if


any), education, etc., together with .the names o f two per­ sons, to whom reference may be made, should be forwarded not later than noon on Monday, 26th May, 1969 to:— ,


THE TOWN CLERK, THE CASTLE, CLITHEROE, BB7 1BA


BLACKBURN and DISTRICT TEXTILE TRAINING GROUP


TRAINING^OFFICER


Officer, within the above training scheme. Hie scheme is organised by the Blackburn District Textile Manufacturers' Association and sponsored by the Ootton and Allied Textiles Industry Training Board. The duties of the successful appli­ cant will Include assisting the Group Training Officer, planning and1 developing training programmes for member firms, liaison with Cotton and Allied Textiles Industry Training Board, technical colleges, schools and Youth Employ­ ment Officers Applicants should preferably be in the age range 28-45.


Applications are invited lor the position of Training


LION SUPERMARKET King Lane - Clitheroe


They should have several years practical experience in the textile industry and the holding of a rcognised qualification in either textiles or training, would be an advantage. A realistic commencing salary will be paid according to age, experience and ability. Hie holding of a current driving licence is essential, because some travelling is involved for which a car allowance will be paid. There is a contributory pension scheme in operation. . •For tile successful candidate, any necessary additional


qualifications, present position and salary, should be addressed to:- Hie Chairman. The Blackburn District Textile Manufac­ turers’ Association. 35. Railway Road. Blackburn. BB1 1EZ. to arrive not later than 23rd May. 1969.


training wid be given Written applications giving full details of age. experience,


WANTED


BRAMLEY MEAD MATERNITY HOME WHALLEY


ALIVE


COMPETENT JACQUARD AND


DOBBY WEAVERS REWARD


GOOD P A Y ! GOOD CONDITIONS! GOOD MANAGEMENT! HAPPY FOLK!


Hours 7-30 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. Five days. If these are not suitable call to sec us and we will try to accommodate you — Apply:


Mr. NORMAN RILEY


James Dewliurst and Son (Clitheroe) Ltd.


SHAWBRIDGE MILL — CLITHEROE • Telephone: 2414


‘ Full Time Assistant Full lime assistant required for shop work by Oddie’s Textiles


Ltd., 14/16, King'Street, Clitheroe. The shop hours arc as follows: .


Monday 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. • Thursday 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Tuesday 9 ami. to 5-30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. . to 5-30 pirn. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Would applicants please note that the shop is closed ALL


DAY WEDNESDAY of each week, and that by arrangement with other members of the staff EVERY THIRD SATUR­ DAY is free.


This is a responsible: position with a good rate of pay;


All applications should be in writing to the above address, giving full details of previous shop experience, if any, together with any other relevant information.


BOOTS THE CHEMIST HAVE VACANCIES FOR


SMART YOUNG LADIES . WILLING TO TRAIN AS


SALES ASSISTANTS ' CALL OR PHONE:


CASTLE STREET — CLITHEROE Telephone: Clitheroe 2569


NEW RESTAURANT OF WELL ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING STAFF


WAITRESSES 1


WASHING UP STAFF f FISH FRYERS


GOOD CASHIER £12 PER WEEK GARDENING


CARDENS ROTOVATED: average size gardens £5.—For your free estimate Phone Clitheroe 3519.


Uniform and Meal Provided Transport arrangements made TEL: WHALLEY 2556


Ribblesdale Cement Limited REQUIRE AN


; INVOICE TYPIST HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS HONOURED


Apply in writing to the:— ACCOUNTANT


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Ribblesdale Cement Limited CLITHEROE '


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BURNLEY GARDEN CENTRE. Now open. Wide range of plants, trees and shrubs etc. Lawnmowers suppled 10% off. Fer­ tilisers, Insecticides, and all kinds of garden tools and equipment. Visit us and save money. Vincent’s the Growers. Where the best costs less. Deerpark Nurseries, Townley Holmes. Burnley. For directions ring Burnley 24162.


BURNLEY GARDEN CENTRE. Vincent's tho Growers, Deerpark Nurseries, Town- ley : Holmes, Burnley. Where the best costs Jess. Oood range of bedding plants, pot plants, trees and shrubs. Everything for your lawns. All makes of lawnmowers supplied, .10% off. Fertilisers, insecti­ cides, garden tools, and all klnd6 of equipment. Visit us and save money. For directions ring Burnley 24162.


BEDDING PLANT8,—Over 30 varieties, hardened off.- Tomato Plants, • Pansies, Rock Plants, * Chrysanthemums, Roses, and Shrubs In containers. JOHNSONS,


SPRINGWOOD NURSERIES, off Higher Brunshaw Road. Tel. 'BURNLEY 25316.


8HEEP/ GRAZED TURF, (machine cut. 2/6 per square yard, delivered. J. & F; LOMAX, Waterloo Nurseries, Bury. Tel. 3011 and 3631.


• > i POULTRY


TURKEY ECC8 FOR SALE. King, Commons Farm (Off Kirkmaor Rd.) Clitheroe, Lancs.


MIDWIFERY SISTER


STAFF MIDWIFE S.R.N. or S.E.N.


FOR NIGHT DUTY


NURSING AUXILIARY PART TIME at 5/2 per hour.


DOMESTIC ASSISTANT, FULL OR PART TIME at 5/- per hour.


APPLY TO MATRON CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. PORTER FOR PART-TIME EVENING DUTY


■ 6 p.m. to 10 pm., six nights per week. 6/71 per hour. > Apply to Administrative Officer.


FULL OR PART-TIME STAFF NURSE £785 to £985 P A


S.E.N. NURSES—DAY OR NIGHT DUTY .£680 to £825.


NURSING AUXILIARY—FULL OR PART-TIME 5/2 per hour. Apply to Matron.


ROYAL INFIRMARY. BLACKBURN. STAFF NURSEES AND ENROLLED NURSES


For night duty. 1, 2 or 3 nights per week. Weekend or Midweek. ; Applications to Matron.


HOLIDAY


ACCOMMODATION BLACKPOOL. Home comforts,


full board 24s. per day. O.A.P. Holiday


reductions. Birch, 81 Alexandra Hoad. 46256.


BLACKPOOL N. — •• CHORCL1FFE,” 1C GYNN AVENUE, adjacent Prom, and Derby Baths. Satisfaction assured. Tel. 52734, LEWIS.


BLACKPOOL. — ••HOMESTEAD," 21 TYDESLEY ROAD, one minute Prom, and Coliseum, bus station. All bedrooms H. & C. and spring interiors. Special terms O.A.P.


fortnight. Flrst-claa


catering and service. ELLIS. Tel. Black pool 21748.


BLACKPOOL, PROMENAOE. — Family Hotel. Unlimited food service in dining room overlooking sea. Children welcome. Electric fires all bedrooms. Forecourt Parkins, Brochure, Moderate terms. MON-ABRI HOTEL, 611 NEW SOUTH PROMENADE. Phone 41375.


WALES. — MERIONETH. DOLGELLAU. Cottages, Flats, Caravans. New Brick built Bungalow—situated ideal for tour­ ing, • fishing, climbing. Reply S.A.E. OWENS. MARKET STORE. DOLGEL­ LAU, MERIONETH. Tel. Dolgellau 437.


ST. ANNES, — Fully equipped holiday fiats St. Andrews Road South. S.A.E. ROBERTS, 22 DAWSON ROAD. Tel. 27318. Reduced terms May/Junc.


CARAVANS VACANT AT SKEGNESS. Also, near Blackpool. 12 HALFORD


PLACE, BLACKPOOL. Tel. Clcvelcys 71600.


BLACKPOOL. — SEADENE HOTEL, 35 ALEXANDRA ROAD, adjoining the prom. T.V. Lounge. Full board or bed and breakfast. Reduced terms until June 26th. Tei. 45878.


BLACKPOOL. — Home comforts, full Board 24/- day. O.A.P. Holiday reduc­ tions. BIRCH, 81 ALEXANDRA ROAD. Tel, 46256.


BLACKPOOL, NEWTON HALL. — New 38ft. 6-berth caravan. All amenities. Reduced terms early and late. Tel. Great Harwood 3767.


HOLIDAY CHALET, Allonby. sleep five, ail mod cons.—SA..E. Simpson, Station H ou s e , Dovcnby, Cockermouth.


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.


HEALTH DIVISION No. 5, HOME HELP SERVICE


required in the Chatburn and Clitheroe area.


character, in good health and be prepared to undergo a medical examination i f necessary.


Sate o f pay 5/2 per hour. Divisional Medical Officer,


t.


BB5J1NZSS Street’ Accrington, PART-TIME


SECRETARY/ BOOK-KEEPER


REQUIRED. REFERENCES. BIRTWISTLE.


Temiilowood, Pendle Road. Cljtheroo. Tel. 3831.


AMERIOA.—Jobs available' as mothers’ helps and housekeepers. Domestic experience required. Pares advanced. One


•year contracts. Ago 18—55, For details rlne agent at Lancaster 64777 or write* Mr. KENT, 11 Pent Bank, Lancaster.


3-BEDROOMED HOUSE available in return for part-time help m


Advertiser and Times.


house and garden. References required.—Write - B o x W4


part-time work, five mornings or two/three days.per week.— BJease ring Clitheroe 3987.


PETS


wm LEY’S Boarding Kennels, . . .


BEVERLEY BOARDING K E N N E L S Vacancies all dates. • Tel. Mellor 074


MOTOR CARS


BREAKING A35. Fiat 600, Wolselcy 1500 Minis, Ford lOOE’s, * Austin • Cambridge’ Jaguar Mark 1, Hillman Minx. All types, parte and tyres available; T. G. PICKLES, Park Close • Quarry.* Salter- forth, near Barnoldswlck. Tel. -Barnolds-


wlcl: 3313. Open seven ■ days a week 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.


1963 AUSTIN • A35 VAN. ’ new battery, rear-seat, 12 months M.O.T.: good cond., £65 o.n o —'


116 Bawdlands, Clitheroe. -Tel. 3356.


GO-KART Bucklcr/9E engine good condition, £35.—20 Bridge ■Terraco, Mitton Rd.t Whalley.


CARAVANS


TOWING CARAVAN 12ft. in good order, site fee paid to March 1970.—3 Edlsford Road Clitheroe.


0ARAVAN3 FOR SALE. — With Bites available. Hire purchate facilities.: Pem­ bertons, B.K. Britannia, Lyntons, Bel­ monts. Caravans tor hire dully booked July 19 to Aug. 9). site adjoins the sea (500: yds. awav) on the triage of


tho lake Dlstrlot., Large entertainment centre, with heated Indoor swimming


pool (50(t. x 28tt.). Large dance hall (Colt, i: x -36ft.). .Licenced„Bar. - Lounge, Snooker,1 t.Elcctrlo'HTot ' 'Pin'. Bowling,


Tablo Tennis, T.V. AH under one root. Plush: sanitation, i Self service shop." 3


sections o f . children’s playgrounds.-Free brochure, and -terms. ■ Apply: -Dept. D.4, D . .. LATH A M; LTD., - Ponderosa Caravan


Site, .• i Flookburch,: ,. near A: Or&nge-over- Sands. Tel. Flookbureh'235.


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Qhyll Fields, Barnoldswlck, Tel. 2126.


Sale by Auction of 95-Aoro Dairy, Stook Rearing and Hill Sheen Farm on Yorks./Lanos. Bordor as a whole or in two


MALCOLM h^'SKIDMORE Auctioneer and Valuer ,


has received instructions to sell by public aucuon on MONDAY, MAY 19th at 3.S0 p.m. -at the DEVONSHIRE1 HOTEL., SKIP- TON, the freehold dairy and


SITUATIONS WANTED / B0 0 K-KEEPE R requires


Applicants must bo of good Part-Time Home Helps are BEAM GAITER


Required for Automatic Looms on Day Work Apply:—


James Tkornber Ltd. HOLMES MILL, CLITHEROE — Telephone: 3601


FEMALE ASSISTANTS REQUIRED


Age 15 - .£5- 6-0


Age 16 — £6- 6-0 Age J7 — £6-16-0 Age IS — £7-16-6


Age 19 — £8- 2-6 Age 20 — £8-10-6 Age 2t — £9- 0-0 Age 22 — £9- 8-0


— ALSO —


PROVISION HAND (Male) Wage at 16 years — £7-16-0


. FREE OVERALLS 42 HOUR WEEK HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS HONOURED ’


SITUATIONS VACANT


SALES BY AUCTION


Richard turner & son Auctioneer and Valuers,


Benthani. Tel. 444/5/6. Nr’ Lancaster.


; •'.Local o f f i c e : • 31a KING STREET.'


CLITHEROE. Tel. 23G9. FORTHCOMING


May o i


property and stock SALES Not fully advertised


Pinal Remlniier. o f


fm i in 9 th : Sate o f 4*692 a c re s le i t n e meadow kn ow n as


R h u n ie s Meadow ’ D en t . Nr. S e d -


SALES BY AUCTION


village. Most extensive views of R ib b le s d a le . - -V a l le y


I D E A L COU N TR Y ; R E T R F A T . W w d e n


4 -r o om e d b u n g a low . M a in s w a te r a n d e le c t r i c i ty / *; • . • • ; . > -


HIGHCLIFFE BUNGALOW ' ' ‘Chapel Lane,


: GRINDLETON, • Clitheroe, Yorks.


7 ° tlle^,read). Descriptive detail irom office.


4-30 pjn. 10 aan1Uham Au®°i°n ’ Mart at


no turning for vehicles).; JOHN ,E. PINDER, .


View: Thurs. and Sats. 2 . fNOTE: cul-de-sac situation


Auctioneer, Valuer-and • Estate, Agc.nt.


Stone-Bridge.. Loneridgo. Tel. 2282.


Final Reminder.


w J , ^ Sr,ay 13th: Sale o f O ak 5 °V ,“ £ a rm . Wycolicr, Nr. Co lne ,


C o l ^ & o ^ 1' ^ R°!,tl J 3 t h : Sale o f f r u i t


a n d S h S ? uShes' flowe rin g tre e s bedding p la n ts , e t c .


p *n ? St>Urn ^ l l c^on Mart, a t 12-30 . .W e d n e sd a y ,


4 lSPx j faii


14th : C om p le te at^Estwaite Hail,


£?• ? 5 iVkslleacl fb r R . Ire ton , Esq. S a le a t l2-304 p .m.


, ^ L . 1Gth: s a le o f p ou lt ry '-'•l


;., at Slot OLiiu;o»


an t Br'o'mSnnV lrl'1 ■ M °u n t p lea®- 5? t £°"Iem- Dent/ for Messrs J. &. J. Parker-Eaton. Sale at 1 pan


?alrnsal° at Brackonbottom, Tat- ham, for J. Akrigg, Esq. 45 cattle


36*}1: Obmplete dispel- + ^ osVy & w >,100 hens, trac­


tor. implements, ^etc. Sale at l p.m.


Mart at 12-30 p.m. Entries wel­ come.


Saturday, 17th: Special Sale of % Bentham Auction


Westhouse, for the Exors of H. F. Hartley, deceased Wednesday, 21st: Sale of Imple­


acre farm known as Willow Tree Farm, Eldroth. In the Town Hall Bentham, at 3 p.m.


acres of accommodation land being part of Eldroth Hall Farm, EldroUi, Nr. Settle in the Town Hall, Bentham, at 3-15 p.m


The Town Hall, Bentham. at 3-15 p.m.


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attractive semi-detached family house known as ’Kronah ’ Springfield, High Bentham In


Wednesday, 21st: Sale of the


sal sale at Pnrkfoot Farm. inglp- ton, for tho Exors. of H. F. Hartley, deceased.


The Town Hall, Bentham, at 3-15 p.m. Friday, 23rd: Complete disper­


known as Ingfield Crescent, Settle, in the Masonic Hall, Settle, at 3 p.m.


Tuesday, 27th: Sale of the very attractive semi-detached iiou.se


persal sale at Higliam Hall Farm Higham,. Burnley, for R. p. Greenwood: Esq. ...


Wednesday, 28th: Complete dis­


ns Brentwood, Godvnber Road, Bentham, -In- tluJArown - Hall, Bentham, at 3 p.mi-1


sale at High Birks, Clapliam is now POSTPONED.


Saturday. 31st:..Thi dispersal


persal sale at White Reaps Farm, Todmorden.


Saturday 31st: Complete dis­


ture Sale at Bentham Auction Mart. Entries welcome.


•frpffi J. Murgatroyd Esq.: to offer for Sale by Auction (subject i to Conditions and unless prev­


ously sold)


Comnlete Dispersal Salo at OAK HOUSE FARM. WYCOLLER. Nr. Celnc,


on Saturday, 17th May, 1969 at 1-30 p.m.


i cation form from the 19,


1 ... & w cotvs and hcKers In ml k due July/Oct.: 2 b & w


IS. Head of Grand Stook, viz.


bulling heifers, 2 y.o.; 4 b & w heifers 1 y.o..


„ ^ H-B. Ewes with Lambs and 1 Suffolk Ram.


guson t.v.o. tractor with fore­ loader. fork attachment and Pickup hitch: I.H. rear-mounted mower; Vlcon-Lely Acrobat: Bentall manure spreader; hay trailer: chain harrows; transport box; B.2. stationary engine: Ed­ wards p.t.o. water pump; bar-


Land Rovcl' (1962) petrol; B.B. 900 Live Drive diesel tractor: Fer­


Exoellont Field of Implements:


RICHARD TURNER & SON We have received Instructions


Juno Tuesday, 3rd: Collective Furni­


Wednosday, 28th Sole o f the freehold dwelling house known


very attractive semi-detached house known as The Cash Stores. Robin Lane, High Bentham, in


Wednesday, 21st: Sale of the


at Bentham Auction Mart, at 10 ajn, Tuesday 20th: Complete dls- peisal sale at Lowflelds Farm,


and shrubs, bedding plants, etc.,


ments and machinery for Wlial- W ,, Agricultural Engineers,


Saturday. 17th: Sale of fruit flowering trees


BALDWIN, WEEKS & BALDWIN Solicitors., .


4 Duck Street, Clitheroe. . Tel. 2152.


JOHN E. PINDER


Southern. aspect overlooking village, extensive views. STONE-BUILT CO T T A G E


Backing onto' ’ Pendle'' Hill,


beamed ceilings, attractively modernised................


28 TOP ROW. SABDEN.


Blackburn. Lanes. a, Mains water, elec, and sewer­


the premises, THURSDAY, 22nd’ May, at 7-15 p.m. (conditions to be then read). View Thurs. and Sats 2 to 4-30 p.m.


ge. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION on


of Descriptive detail from the JOHN E. PINDER


fice.


Auctioneer. Valuer and Estate Agent,


Stone-Bridge. Longridge. Tel. 2282.


Burnley Road, Padlham. Tel. 71986.


JOID1 CASH, Solicitor, White Horse Building,


hatley. Nr. Blackburn. Wednesday 21st: Sale of 103


Wednesday 21st: Sale of 38


Cattle, Sheep and Implements HOWCILL FARM.


Complete Dispersal Salo of


RIMINGTON. Near Gisburn. MALCOLM H. SKIDMORE Auctioneer and Valuer


o f their valuable farming stock, viz:- 56 head of home bred Friesian


has received Instructions from Messrs. H. & J. G. LEACH to sell by Auction upon the premises on SATURDAY, MAY 17th the whole


dairy cattle: 2 cows duo. July, 2 due Sept.; 2 due Oct.; 4 due Nov.: 7 cows In milk recently served: cow suckling 3 calves; 12 calving heifers due late July/ Nov.; 10'helfers fit for service. 14 yrs.; 9 heifer calves and stlrks; 3 strong bullocks.


with lambs (mostly doubles); 2 Suffolk rams.


. 60 half-bred and mule ewes


diesel tractor; 1 trailer; Bamford manure spreader; hedge clipper; centipede; 2 strawlng machines: 3 Alfa Laval stainless steel units; buck rake; Ferguson loader; tank cart: barrows; ladder; usual small tools, medicines, etc. Aero, bat Lely; bale sledge: 'Internat­ ional’ B23: rear-mounted mower; fuel injection pump P3.


Robinson, Craven Hotel, Hellt- fleld.


excellent home-bred stock of both cattle and sheep and is well worth attention.


Salor 12 noon. Terms cash. The above salo comprises: tin


The Grange, Hellifield, Skioton. Tol. Hellifield 226.


Auctioneer’s Office: On Instruction from the


Exors. of C. BALMER, deceased. Sale of Dairy Cattle, Pigs and imnlements at


COLDWEATHER FARM. NELSON,


on Monday, May 12th. 1969.


Viz: 61 Head of Dairy Cattle: 10


heifers: ’5 b & w bull calves. 4 Pigs- 1 sow with 8; l sow with


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tractor. 1967 Fordson Major Bam­ ford manure spreader; Lister bale elevator; spike and chain harrows; transport box as new; saw bench; Vicon Acrobat; hay trailer as new: t.v.o. tank; 1927 Morris Commercial van; three huts; 24ft.'x 12ft.; 30ft. x 12ft.; 12ft. X 8ft.


Implements: Ferguson diesel


refrigerated cooler: Hall double tank bottle washer; refrigerator: in-crate bottle washer (38mm); wash trough.


Dairy Equipment: 3 mm units;


rows; tubs: forks; deisel tank G40 galls,; two 45 gall t.v..o. drums:


a Dairy Equipment: 2 Gascoigne


lloy units, stand -cooler and top can, Sile milk trolley, etc.


house dresser, etc. Sale at j-30 p.m. Terms, cash.


Auctioneers: RICHARD TURNER & SON.


34a..King Street! CLITHEROE. To|. 2309.


xwil.rnl,us furniture including: Victorian ext. table grandfather clock; bedroom furniture; farm­


sheep racks: tubular gates; 2 poultry cabins: usual sundry items and tools, etc.


Sale at 1 p.m. Terms cash. RICHARD TURNER & SON. Auctioneers and Valuers, Bontham


Tol. 444/5/6,


Nr. Lanoastor. Local Office:


34a King Street. Clithoroo. Tel, 2369.


On instructions from


Whalloy Agricultural Engineers. ANNUAL MACHINERY SALE SALE OF NEW and USED TRACTORS and


HAY MAKING MACHINERY on . Wednesday. 21st May, at WHALLEY AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS.


mowers, disc harrows, balers,’ trailers, grass blowers and many other Items.


trailers, manure spreaders, Cen­ tipedes, Cock pheasants ploughs


Sale at 1-30 p.m.


shee-P ■ farms iSown as HAZEL GROVE and KNABRS HILL farms, BLACK LANE ends. Near COLNE. (Subject to- con- and unless previously


sold by private treaty). h«EL GROVE FARM:


Private water aml drainage. R.V. *'1-5 p.a


. Buildings: t t shlppon for 20; barn; 2 shlpnons for 9 each with d'ffinrabove: etirk sliippon for. 3;


Land: 49'2»r acres of meadow


and nastureland all well watered and lying in,a ring fence.


45-90j acres rvr’meadow and pas- tureratiq, Bafv. farms we ellRi^e for hill shew, „nd cow subsidy- ': • ; Permission to view from the auctioneer 3 owner/ocoupier


, Lot 2. KNarrS HILL (adjoln- Lot !)■ Comprising derelict farm house iSd buildings and


f i e i ^ a l ^ ^ o r k s . Tel. Helll-


(Wycolicr 470) Auctioneer1


-^ ^ a d g e i x 1^ Lnn“ -


1 Tvfcd GmMte^^ein-


f j ° n° built farmhouse compris­ ing kitchen’ dining room: lounge: bathroom and toilet; 2 bedrooms; garden: rear garage; coal house, etc Mains electricity:


TO BE FULLY ADVERTISED NEXT.WEEK.


RICHARD TURNER & SON. Auctioneers and Valuers,’


34a, King Stroot, Clithoroo. Tol. 2369. ■


WANTED EMPTY THE ATTIC AND PUT C C C ’s IN YOUR.POCKET.-


Wc buy . second-liond furniture, house­ hold appliances, crockery etc. Housu and shops . (fittings and stock) cleared. ■ In tact, we Till buy everything.


TEL. NELSON 66790, v


I-BUY AND COLLECT children’s babies ladles’,*, .and * gent’s


35685


ATTENTION , HOUSEWIVES.1 I buy nand.v collect:; all your, dis­


FURNITURE*ds‘Household)goods 'wanted. Also '. Houses ", Cleared.1 Ring - MIIAY'S, Nelson 60700.,.


i . * * ' WANTED. LADIES1 CYCLE any


condition,—17.: .Windsor1 Avenue, Clitheroe.' r


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clothes- curtains, bedding, oma- 15851? •’* oto.—Ring " Accrington '


carded clothing.—Mrs. Howarth.- 31 * Church' Square;*'Worsthorne: Write, or/Phono Burnley: 27882;


Acorington Road. Whalley, Tel. Whalloy 3131 and 3541. Including: a. selection of


cows recently calved: 2 cows re­ cently served; 1 cow springing; 3 cows due July: 3 cows due Aug.; 4 cows due Sept.; 1 cow due Oct.; 8 cows due Nov.; 2 cows due Deo.; 7 cows geld: 2 heifers R.W.B.; 3 b & w bullocks: 4 Charolais bullocks; 6 b & w


Catering by Messrs. E. & M. -


Imnlements.: Ferguson P3 MISCELLANEOUS SALES


40,000 Polystyrene Ceiling Tiles


Now .in Stock ‘


(VERY slightly substandard) at 19/11 per 100 Tile Box LESS THAN 2*d. EACH


Gentleman John Wallpapers


RITZ CORNER ACCRINGTON Telephone: 36831


Excellent Parking Facilities


NOW OPENI Peel Street Latin dramat and Dry Cleaning. Seven days weekly, 8-30 a.m. to 9 pan Tel. Clitheroe 3991.


WIGS.—A good selection in stock. Try us you will find wo arc cheaper.—Dean’s Hairdres­ sers, 3 Market Place. Clitheroe. Tel. 3811.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED —Write or Phone. Sharpe, Huntley. Lawn Samlesbury. Mellor 787


NYLON STRETCH COVERS, over 75 patterns to choose from.


Cash or credit. For free homo demonstration Tel. Clitheroe 3975 or call 11 Langdalo Avenue, Clitheroe. ,


G.E.C. ELECTRIC COOKER with auto-tlmer and clock, good cond., £5. Also Silver Cross M.C.B. Pram, white, cherry hood, apron and bag, good cond. £5. Will deliver.—1 Hillcrest Rd., Langho. Tel. Blackburn 47732.


LADIES* PANTI NYLONS. Per­ fect, 5/11 pair; fancy knit vests; briefs and panties in WMS; OS. and XOS.—Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Rd., Clitheroe.


NEW and second-hand modern pianos. Leading makes, Includ­ ing Rodgers, Hopkinson. Zender. Bentley Mannington an d Weston, Knight. Specialists In l^rflsa and Baldwin electronic organs. Confidential terms. Repairs and tuning service. Pollards (a family business since I860), 20/22 Standish Street. Burnley. Tel. 25829.


MANUFACTURERS* CLEARING LINES. Pull sizo Axmlnstcr rugs. £2-19-6 each; 2 x 11; sofa rugs £4-4-0 each; long pile rugs 63/-;


. 27 x 27.good quality Axminster samples. 8/6 each.—Morton’s,


one. only lovely : Axmlnstcr sample. 78lns. x 541ns., £5-15-0;


18 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2420.


WIGS CLEANED AND SET from 10/6; real hair: wigs permed from 30/-.—Dean's Hairdressers


3 Market -Place, Clitheroe. Tel. 3811.


GENT’S CYCLE, four gears, lights, 23 in. frame,'good cond., £6-10-0.—13 Parker Av., Clith- cr oe (after 6 pm.).


LDS. CARDIGAN SUITS, Crim­ plene or ‘Italian • Knit.’—Econ­


omic Stores, 70 Whalley Rond, Clitheroe.


RUSBRIDGE f o r high-class DIAMOND repairs of all kinds;


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JOHN E. PINDER sited, two minutes


PUBLIC NOTICES


road(s), and for that purpose to erect and maintain posts in and upon the same under, the powers conferred on him by the said <


pursuant to the provisions of the Telegraph Acts 1863 to 1962,- that Her Majesty’s Postmaster Gen­ eral, having obtained the consent in that’behalf of the body hav­ ing, the control ot tho public road(s) described: below,: intends to place a telegraphic lino over along and across the said public


POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,


Motor sport over the


border Last weekend, I had to


SIDE FOOTWAY OF WHALLEY NEW ROAD; BURLINGTON :-


■Three' posts ' 'on tile NORTH


- 1 Ono post at.: a point opposite the West Corner of “GUNNERSIDE.”


site the-West Corner of No. " ABBEY TERRACE.


2. One past at a point ■ oppo­


opposite Nos. 7 and 8 Industrial .Terraco.


3. One post a t . a point ,


' . J. Hi STANIER! ■ . . Telephone Manager.


Telephone House, • 10, Duke Street..........................


BLACKBURN, Lancs'. BB2 IB A 2nd May., 1969.


WATER ACT.’ 1945


PRESTON AND DISTRICT WATER BOARD


that the Preston and District Water Board are about to apply to the Minister of Housing and Local Government for an Order (hereinafter referred to as ’.‘the Order” ) under section 40 of the Water Act. 1945.


is to Increase the prescribed maximum charge for a supply of water by meter from three shil­ lings per thousand gallons to four shillings per thousand gallons


The general effect of tho Order


eight days from the 9th day of May, 1969. any person may, by notice to the Minister of Hous­ ing and Local Government, object.to the application.


During a period of twenty-


grounds of which should be stated as fully as possible should be addressed to the Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Whitehall,. London, S.W.l. quoting reference num­ ber WS/3377/8/3 and it is reauested that a copyjof such objection may at the time be sent to the undersigned.


Notiee-of any objection, the 1969.


Dated the 9th day of May, .


W. E. E. LOCKLEY. Clerk to the Board.


Municipal Building, PRESTON, PR1 2EL.


AMATEUR F/L


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R.W.C.C. 200 CLUB—No. 19. Sleep This time the rally comes into


our own area, with the start at Kirkby Lonsdale. It is a restric­ ted rally, and these usually attract the hard core of rally­ ing for whom they are usually intended. So if you can afford to lose a


night's sleep, try to find your­ self a good vantage point on a dirt track somewhere. Clitheroe will, o f course, have


a few entries in the event, and we hope that they will do well, as they always have. DARK WATER.


viMv'chairman o f ' the " Con­


servative Party, will b e speak­ ing at Simonstone next W e d ­ nesday to -members of Clith-


eroe, Division Conservative Association.


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- 1 : j ::


■’ ; -


BOW L S Blackburn Alliance are


leading the Great Harwood Bowling League with 22 points having won all their three games. Results of games played


v Blackburn ' Alliance : (7) 156; Clitheroe C.C. (8) 162, v Saicsbury M.C. ■ (2), 107; Clitheroe Castle (4) 132, v Ribblesdale (6) 135: Lower- fold Park (10) 168 v Whal- lcy (0) 116. League positions


Tuesday:


B. Burn Alliance 3 Lowerfold Park


p 2


Ribblesdolo .,..... 3 Clitheroe Castle •’ 2 Salesbtiry MC . . 2 Osw’ldtws'tle Con. 2 Calderstones SC 3 Whalley: : , ' . . . . / 3


up to


W LPts 3 0 22 0 17 1 16 1 11


on April 30: Calderstones S.C. (3) 1 1 1 ,


Guest speaker Mr.: Maurice -‘Macmillan,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


move over the border into Yorkshire to find a bit of motor sport, not a thing in Lancashire. So I paid -•. visit to the Huddersfield M.C. Speed Hill Club at Baitings


Dam, near Ripponden. This club uses the access road


to a large dam, and the track is:about a 1 mile in length, the average gradient being 1 in 11, . There were about 100 entries in the field, the event, o f course, had to be decided on who could climb the hill in the fastest time and as the track' was


muddythe drivers were taking their lime, and who can blame them? At least half o f them made


use of tile straw bales placed at each of tho hairpin bends. The minis did all right on the cor­ ners with their front , wheel drives, and these were making the fastest times o f the day.


Crowd Tile' fastest time of the day


was made by P. Stondidge, who also happens to be the competi­ tion secretary of the promoting club. ■


” . There was quite a fair crowd


o f spectators at the event and believe me, you need a bit of financial support for an event like this because they are very expensive to promote, and definitely out of the range of Clitheroe. You have to have all the three


services present, plus a large fee for the use o f the track.


The event was - spoiled only


by the dismal weather; it did not exactly rain but it remained very misty and overcast. For anyone interested, the events are well worth a visit. This weekend, we have once


again the Devil’s Own Rally, promoted by Kirkby Lonsdale Motor Club.


Gisburn in Craven


Cup final Aitken Shield winners


Gisburn won their way .to


the final of the Craven Cup in an exciting re-played


semi-final with Waddinglon. They will meet Barnoldswlck


Park Rovers in the final at the L.M.S. ground, Skipton', on ■ Tuesday/ Tlte semi-final was played at


Ba-molds-wick in very wet and slippery conditions. Play was


fast and even but after 10 minutes, Gisburn came undo.- extreme pressure, and on!: some fine saves by Dennc. saved them from conceding t goal. : Gisburn were coming mo;< into tlie game at the end oi the first half, but: after th:


interval, Waddington ■: again mounted several useful attacks. But the Gisburn defence, mar­ shalled by Huxtable, kept them at bay.


Fierce ..After 12 minutes o f the


second half, Gisburn were, awarded a free kick , on the


edge o f the Waddington penalty area, John Nuttall took the kick with a fierce shot which was blocked by the Wadding- ' ton keeper. Quick thinking by Carter


put him clear to run on to the ball and score. Fifteen minutes' later, the


ball was in the Gisburn net. but the referee. disallowed the goal because one of the Wad­ dington players had handled. : Play swung from end to end,


but in the last 10 minutes. Gisburn were on top and were unlucky not to score again. - Gisburn team; Dennett:


Sagar. O’Donald; Kenny. Hux­ table, Nuttall; Atkinson, Wood- worth, Carter. A.' Whittaker, P. Bolton. Sub. J. Whittaker.


Wlialley’s teams


Whalley Cricket Club have a


busy week, with no fewer than five matches in five days. The- teams are:


■ 1st X I Tomorrow, v Rolls


Royce (away): G. Ireland, J. Peters, J. Rudd, N. Duckworth, A. Anderson, J. Threlfall, T.' Parkinson, P. Shuttleworth, G. Ainsworth, P. Sutcliffe, . M. Bibby, Res. A. Holgate. 2nd X I v Rolls-Royce (home):


J. Peters 'Jnr./W. Entwistle, A. Holgate, R. Singleton, E. Sud- daby, L. Bradley, R. Peters, J. Parkinson, C. Bradley, P. Brad­ ley, M. Gorton, Res. S. Holden. Ramsbottom Cup, Sunday, v


den (home): R. Peters. J / Par/'- kinson, S. Holden, C. Bradlev, S. Rcdfern, P. Bradley A.- Ron-


Lucas (home): G. Ireland. J. Peters, J. Rudd. N. Duckworth, A. Anderson. D. Bleazard, G. Hindle, T. Parkinson, P. Shut­ tleworth, G. Ainsworth, J. Threlfall, Res. M. Bibbv. Junior XT, Monday Baxen-


nan, A. Ronnon, A. Rudd, K. Marshall, A. Wilson.


Second XI, Wednesday, Clith­


eroe (home): J. Peters Jnr„,w. Entwistle, A. Wilson, N. Duck­ worth, A. Anderson, J. Threl­ fall, M. Bibby, A. Holgate, G. Hindle, F. ; Shuttleworth, R. Peters.


BII i f


THREl GOAL FOR


GISBU1 The Aitken SI


match between I and Gisburn at S| last Friday ,begl windy condition! The Gisburn pla I


into the game mil titan their oppo


after some good the 30th minute f t ! deep into the Chil alty area was dell the net by one orl ping defenders. '


J


This goal made!


fight much ltardel the remainder o f l half, mounted at


attack. From one di>!thf|


J


came a shot froil which deserved a [ fierce shot smash'! the cross bar and out to a Chipping|


Bettei But Dennett savel


with his feet and fi’| later the whistle " half time.


At the restart,


began to move the and were playing ;|


football. After only 10 ml


Play, J. Whittakel what looked a hari but with the wincl


straight into the gol it beat the. goal-l|


put Gisburn two g<| From this point


Phig defence : was] stretch to keep tht[ forwards at bay.


The Chipping p]a-|


aged only two shoil Gisburn goal, being] by the defence.


Second With 10 minutes I


left, J. Whittaker ! net with a 25 yard! score his secoind gol


In the dying set!


the game the Ghipl fence had to clear ' off the line on two/


The whistle , went- . good clean match vl


four free kicks th] the whole game.


Gisburn: team/ Hudson. O’Donnell; _


... Unstable;. Simpson'.l . s on ; . . . . Woodworth,:,.] Carter; Sagar;- j . w l Botvden, sub.


Outstanding p!aye]


Huxtable, Woodworth! Whittaker. :■ / /


TOP SP< Tweniv-ycar-olJ


Calderstones for thel by the referees of


Sportsman of the Yl He received his awa]


Burnley : footballer/


Dobson after: the Shield final at- Shaw- on Friday. Runner-uS Wilf Biezard, of Chip!


Ribblesdale County I dav.y School, and playl riously for Clitheroe


John is a former,-pi ill 1


Waddington ; win trophy


The new silver trophy awar­


ded by, the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Snooker .League was won


by Waddington on Tuesday when • they- 'defeated Social Club ‘A’ in-'the final o f the knock-out competition. * v


The presentation was made


by the league president, Mr. J. Y.’ Lofthouse.


Scores were: Social Club ‘A’


overall.total 652; Waddington •A’ - overall total, 678.


The final of, the individual


championship will be played between N. Burgess and B. Scott .a t .th e Social Club to­ night: and in the league, only one- point , separates the .two . top teams, who each have one game left to play.


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WIGS, acerylic : wigs, ours rare only 90/-.—Dean's Hairdressers, 3 Market,Place, Clitheroe..-Tel. 3811. ’ •


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All-stars match


Wo M


e]


A three week he V is, A team, o f international all­


stars will .play Clitheroe^ at Shaw Bridge; on * Sunday, in ■ a: benefit match fo r Jimmy Booth and T ony : Rodia, two reserve team players1 who have broken legs this,season.-


Kick-off'Is a t .3.30' p.m''and


. 'B i l l . Eckersley.'- (Blackburn' Rovers'"' and 'England),' -Neil Franklin (Stoke City/and Eng­ land) ; Ronnie,-Clayton /(Rovers' and- England) • B i l l■ i'Holden' (Burnley)', y'-S A lb e r t ] , Cheese-5


among those whohave’promised to play for the • all-stars are; :


■land)


borough ; .(Burnley),’ Brian Pllkington4 (Burnley., and -, Eng/ land) i> (/and te Johnny! /t Morris (Manchester-Dfiitcd- and*Eng- >4'


defend the World/ first prize in an excl pet ition now appel features include d athletics season,? cr| tennis; golf./’


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