CUtheroe Advertiser and Times November 6,1970


i MAIN ROUTES 1 DEALER


' parts STOCKISTS I t h e COMPLETE RANGE


I also OVER £900


D t7970 MORRIS Mini 1000 Sal f1970 ROVER 3500 Saloon <=1969 FORD Zephyr 6 Deluxe Saloon


01969 SUNBEAM Rapier Sal. <=1968 ROVER 2000TC Saloon 1968 VOLVO 144 Saloon 1966 ROVER 3 litre


, <=1969 VAUXHAIL Viva SL j


£700 to £900 Estate


£500 to £700


[ <=1968 FORD Cortina Super Saloon


i <=1968 FORD Cortina 1300 Sal. i <=1968 MORRIS Oxford Saloon


*1967 VAUXHALL Victor 101 Deluxe Saloon


1966 VAUXHALL Cresta Auto Deluxe Saloon


*1968 MORRIS 1100 Traveller 1967 AUSTIN 1100 Saloon


£300 to £500


! *1968 COMMER Imp Van 1966 AUSTIN 1800 Saloon


1965 HILLMAN Minx Saloon 1965 MORRIS 1100 Saloon 1965 VAUXHALL Victor 101 Deluxe Saloon


NEW ROVERS for Immediate Delivery UNDER £300


1962 HILLMAN Minx Saloon I 1963 VAUXHALL Victor Est.


* Denotes Gauntlet vehicles which carry a 9 months or 9,000 mile warranty,- plus many other advantages, ail backed by British Leyland.


t Vehicles under manufacturers’ guarantee.


All other vehicles advertised carry


a warranty of 3 months or 3,000 miles.


ar ACCRINGTON ROAD Tel. BURNLEY 25331


at TODMORDEN ROAD Telephone BURNLEY 22721


OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK WEEKDAYS UNTIL 8-0 p.m.


GREYHOUND GARAGE (ACC) LTD


★ SEE FORD’S NEW CAR ★ THE 71 CORTINA


IN OUR SHOWROOMS NOW MAIN


19*0 ‘J ’ FORD Capri 1G00 GT XLR ..£1195 £620


1968 CORSAIR 4-door V4 Deluxe. Saluki bronze, tan trim. Very clean


1968 FORD Zephyr 4 Deluxe. Saluki bronze with tan trim ....................


19G8 VAUXHALL Viva Deluxe. 1600 C.C. O.H.C., pale green, low mileage ..


£645


19G8 CORTINA 1G00 Deluxe 4-door. Choice of two Purbeck grey or red £59a


1908 FORD Escort Estate Car Deluxe 1100. Blue mink ............................ £625


1968 FORD Cortina Deluxe 4-door 1300. Dark ureen


............................................ i5 J 5 DEALERS


19G7 HILLMAN Hunter. Dark green, one owner. Much sought after


19G7 ROVER 2000. With automatic transmission, colour burnt grey. Again one owner, usual Rover


vehicle ........................................•.•••


1967 FORD Cortina 1500 Deluxe. Saluki bronze. Good family car .............


1967 FORD Cortina Deluxo 4-door 1300. Colour ermine white ....................


extras at ..........................................


1964 TRIUMPH Herald 1200. Colour olive ..................................................


1963 TRIUMPH Herald 1200. Olive vith white flash ...........................


£600


PRICE ON THE CARS LISTED BELOW


NO INCREASE IN CORSAIR D/L. Silver fox


CORTINA 4-door D/L. Light blue.


CORTINA 2-door D/L. Light green.


ESCORT 1100 2-door D/L. Anchor blue.


CORSAIR D/L. Light blue.


CORSAIR D/L. Ermine while. CORSAIR D/L. Fern green.


Showrooms open every day from 9 a.m. to 7-30 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


mum usb e m s m


. - c y


These quality conditioned used cars arc ready to go and at ni id-winter prices that will take u lot of beating. See our selection and make us an olTer TODAY.


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Dig selection to choose from, highest possible allowance on your car.


1969 ‘G’ MORRIS 1100 4-door Deluxe. Finished in Connaught green, one owner, 11,000 miles only ................................... £680


1968 ‘C MORRIS 1800 Mk. 2. Finished in Danube blue with matching interior, one owner. This vehicle is in mint con­ dition and only needs seeing. 20,000 miles.


THIS WEEK’S A1 BARGAIN


1968 'G’ FORD Zodiac Automatic. One owner from new, finished in saluki bronze with matching trim. Com­ plete with all the power and prestige and 3 months A! guarantee at only ........................................................... £975


1968 1968


1969 ‘G’ CORSAIR V4 Deluxe Saloon. Finished in silver fox with black trim, one owner


DEALER RECOMMENDED VEHICLES CORSAIRS


1968 *F* CORSAIR V4 Deluxe Saloon. In saluki bronze with black trim, fitted tow bar ...........................................................


1968 1967


‘G* CORSAIR V4 Deluxe Saloon. Finished in blue mink with black trim, one owner ................................................................ ‘F’ CORSAIR 2000 E. Finished in saluki bronze with black trim fitted radio, reclining scats, vinyl roof, etc., etc...........


THE ABOVE CORSAIRS ARE ALL ONE OWNER AND WERE SUPPLIED BY US WHEN NEW


1967 'F' BEDFORD 15/17 cwt. Von. Finished in strata blue, petrol engine. Ready for work at ........................................................ .'


1967 ‘F’ FORD Zodiac. Finished in silver fox with black trim. Excellent condition throughout ..................................................


1968 *F* FORD Cortina 1600 Deluxe Saloon 4-door. Finished in blue m'nk, black interior, one owner ............................... ‘E’ TRIUMPH Herald 12/50 Skylight Saloon. Crecn/whito flash. A very tidy vehicle ........................................................... •E’ HILLMAN Hunter Saloon. Finished in white with red upholstery. An excellent example of these much sought


1967 1967


1967 1967


‘after vehicles ............................................. • • ■ • • ...........•• • • • • £595


E* FIAT 124. Finished in Mediterranean blue with tan interior, reclining scots, new engine 4-,000 miles ago. Need


1966 ‘O’ MORRIS 1100 4-door Deluxe Saloon; Finished in white with red interior ..................................................


1966 1966


wc say more? ............................................................. •E’ HILLMAN Minx Deluxe Saloon. Whitc/black interior, one owner


.................................................... .... ‘ • • • • • ; • * *,v •


1966 ‘D’ HILLMAN Super Imp. Finished in maroon with tan interior. Ideal first car or second car for wife and family *G’ TRIUMPH 2000 Automatic. White/black, fitted ro- clininK seats, tow bar and electrics. Late property of well


known cclcbrilv ....................... .. • • * • • * * V J * * ^ * *. * YV * J ■


1965 *C’ SUNBEAM Rapier, overdrive, requires engine overhaul light blue trim. Ideal dual purpose vehicle .


D* TRIUMPH Herald Estate Car. Finished in dark blue/ ............ ..


£425 £275


1EED OF COLNE LTD MAIN DEALER


NEWTOWN, COLNE — Tel. 3344 FLOODLIT DISPLAY UNTIL 11 p.m.


VACANCIES NOW !! !


For MEN and WOMEN between the ages of 17—39 years for regular servfce engagements for training in a variety of trades including:


MEN Aircraft Mechanics, Drivers. Telephonists. Wireless Operators. Nurses. Safety Equipment, Photogiaphy,


,


WOMEN. Aircraft and Electronic Mechanics WneLss Op - • tors. Painters. Parachute Packers, Cle.ks, Supphets.


Clerks, Suppliers. Police, Gunners. For full details (without obligation) write, phone, ot call. Musicians, Nurses. ’ -. ,


RAF CAREERS INFORMATION OFFICE. 13 HIGHER CHURCH STREET, BLACKBURN- Tel. 59739.


TAVR CENTRE. KINGSWAY, BURNLEY. Tel. 20857.


‘ APPLY — MR. WOOD.


Lancaster Hosiery Co. Ltd., WATERLOO MILLS, CLITHEROE.


Lancaster Hosiery Co. Ltd. HAVE


VACANCIES FOR FEMALES in most departments making knitted outerwear


Experience not essential as training will be given


5 day 40 hour week 20 days paid holiday per year


1968 ‘F’ AUSTIN A60 Estate Car. Blue/white. Immaculate condition. Interior virtually unused ........................................


‘F’ CORSAIR V4 Deluxe Saloon Automatic. Finished in blue mink with black trim .................................................................... *F' FORD Cortina 1600 Deluxe Estate Car. One owner, 30.000 miles, finished in white, fitted with Crossflow engine .................................................................................................


£645 ...................................................... A1 VEHICLES ON MOST OF OUR


HAND PICKED USED CARS


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LTD. Have a vacancy for


AN INSTRUMENT MECHANIC in the electrical department.


To work a staggered day work shift consisting of five days in seven.


Sick scheme, pension scheme, and three weeks annual holiday after qualifying period.


QUALITY CORNER


1970 VIVA D/L 4-door. Demonstrator, white 1970 VIVA D/L Estate. Low mileage .......


1970 VIVA’S, 2-door, 4-door, D/L and S/L. .Low mileages, from ......................................................... £725


........ £780 £810


1970 VICTOR Super Estate. Green. Low mileage . . . -V ) 1969 VIVA SL 4-door 1600. White, vinyl root ........ £75U


1970 VICTOR Supers, 3-speed and 4-specd. Low mileages, from ........... • ■......................................


1969 VIVA D/L. Blue .................................................. f f iX 1968 VIVA Deluxe. White


1968 VIVA D/L Estate. White, low mileage ............. « « .............. •........................ f iT i


1968 TRIUMPH 1300. Zurcon blue. Nice car ........ 1968 MORRIS Mini. 22.000 miles, green .................. |44U 1967 HILLMAN Hunter (’68 model). Beige ........


1966 NSU Prinx ..............................*............................ pioc 1965 WOLSELEY Hornet


MANY MORE QUALITY USED CARS IN STOCK


BEDFORD 25/35cwt. Hawson. Easy access vans.


For Immediate Delivery


NEW COMMERCIAL VEHICLES For Early Delivery


............................................. *zo:>


BEDFORD KM 16 ton CVW. Droo-slde tipper.


1970 BEDFORD CF 12- Seater U t i 1 a b u s .


Finished off white. ...................... £815


COMMERCIAL VEHICLES


1967 BEDFORD 6cwt. Van. Finished in blue £215


1968 BMC |4 Van. Petrol 1967 BEDFORD engine, one owner, 28,000 miles. Finished In blue ............ £350


________ 15/17cwt.


4 Ton, 5 Ton, 7 Ton and 74- Ton Chassis Cabs. 1968 FORD Transit 35cwt Van ................. £595


Van. Finished in green. One owner ... £240


LEAVERS EANAM, BLACKBURN. Tel 51194/6 SHOWROOM OPEN: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday to Friday; 9


a m to 5-30 p.m., Saturday; 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Su"di}V- After 5-30 p.m. Weekdays and After Saturday Noon—Sales After 5 51192/4/6, Stores 51191. Service 51193


PUROSERVICE 365 Plan for all weather, all season safety— your car should be SAFETY CHECKED NOWI Let our V


SKILLED STAFF do this for you. 24-HOUR BREAKDOWN SERVICE—60448 (Cars Cr Trucks)


SPARES DEPARTMENT Open 8-0 a.m. to 6-30 p.m.. Mon. to Fn.t 8-0


a.m to 12 noon and Z-u p.m. to 4-30 p.m.. Sat.: 10-30 a.m. to 12 noon


Sunday. SERVICE DEPARTMENT


Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday.; 8 a.m. to 12 noon, Sat.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL, WHALLEY


Appointments fall vacant in the Medical Records Office, Nursing Office and Typing Pool, for competent


SHORTHAND TYPISTS


Salary scale £576 at 18 years of age rising by annual incre­ ments to £1092 per annum. Extra increments for appro­ priate proficiency certificates


Applications in writing to the Group Secretary, not later


than 18th November, 1970.


CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR HOLIDAY HOMES LTD.


Vacancies now exist in these homes ior positions ot responsibility, such as house keepers And cooks. Ladies with Christian background and having aptitude tor such positions are Invited to contact the Honorary Secretary lor details. Tralnlne j be arranged. General Stall also


required, especially suitable-^ tor young ladies seeking congenial employment in pleasant surroundings. Write mol.


C. E. HOLIDAY HOMES LTD..


(Dept. 16).


33 MARINA AVENUE. GREAT SANKEY, WARRINGTON, LANCS.


FORTRESS FURNITURE


SUN STREET CLITHEROE REQUIRE


WOODWORKING MACHINISTS ASSEMBLERS


ATTRACTIVE RATES AND CONDITIONS


------------ Apply ------------ MR. E. SLINGER Works Manager


TRUTEX LTD. WEST BRADFORD.


FEMALE


VACANCIES IN OUR


LINING


PROCESSING DEPARTMENT


Full Training Given. 36J- hour week


Free transport from Clitheroe.


For interview, apply, Mrs. W. Lister. Clitheroe. 2433.


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CUTHEROE


Vacancy for STAFF NURSE 1 for night duty.


Two or three nights por week. C Applications to Matron.


Utheroe Hospital. Clltheroe. Full Time


Petrol Forecourt Attendant REQUIRED


INCREASING SALES WARRANT A FURTHER FULL TIME FORECOURT ATTENDANT ON BUSY


CLEVELAND FORECOURT COVERED CANOPY TO BE ERECTED SHORTLY


Applications to—MR. R. HAWORTH, (General Manager), RATCLIFFE AND THORNTON BROS. LTD., MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. Tel: 2840


Apply Mr. E. Crabtree—Personnel Office ALSO


M R VEHICLE FITTER O TO with diesel experience for day work.


Open 51 Days a Week Weekdays until 6-0 p.m.


2000 2000 AUTO 3500


Also Several Used LAND ROVERS


1 MOPAR


I PARTS AND ACCESSORIES | ON ALL MAKES OF |


VEHICLES


I Open Monday—Friday 8-30 |a.m. to 9-30 pan. Saturday ■ 8-30 a.m. to 1-0 p.m. Sunday j


10 a.m. to 1 p.m.


I plus all night commercial I


■ M.O.T. preparation a I


repair service. speciality


| LYNCH I BROS


I ROOTES MAIN DEALER J Telephone 32217/18/19 car)


j Willow Lane Garage { Accrington


a (Take our advice cut out J this ad and keep it in your I


Production Control Group A liking and aptitude for figures is essential.


TRUTEX offers cood rates of pay, excellent working conditions, free travel Cliltheroe/Waddington/West Brad­ ford/Chatburn/Grindleton.


Please write or telephone:


Mr. H. Foulds, Tnitcx Head Office, Grindleton, Clitheroc. (Tel: Cliatbum 261)


! NEW FROM R00TES i l


PRODUCTION CONTROL We have vacancies for girls aged 16 to 20 years to train as


Clerks in our


SITUATIONS VACANT TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE


SITUATIONS VACANT W. H. Dean & Sen Limited, Plate Moulders


Make a change! Wc make light castings under modern


conditions and are offering good rates and conditions to experienced personnel. We


also subsidise travel expenses.


Contact: R. PARKER, ABBEY FOUNDRY, WHALLEY. Phone: 2269.


BUILDING TRADE


ADDITIONAL STAFF Required


Top Rates of Pay and Overtime.


Apply:


H. T. WADDINGXON Tel: Gisburn 374


METER COLLECTOR


Applications arc invited from fit and active men for the above vacancy. Based on Blackburn but working mainly in the Clitheroe area.


★ Basic salary—commencing at £861 per annum and rising by annual increments to £1056 per annum.


Incentive Bonus Scheme which gives men with enthusiasm and ability the opportunity to increase their earnings by as much as one third.


-k Five day—38 hour week. i f Uniform and protective clothing provided. i f Good working conditions and holidays. i f Staff sick pay and Pension schemes. Applications giving age, full personal details and ex­


perience together with the names and addresses of two referees, should be sent not later than Friday 13th Novem­ ber, 1970 to the:— PERSONNEL OFFICER,


NORTH WESTERN GAS BOARD,


CENTRAL LANCASHIRE GROUP. G.P.O. Box No. 2, BURY, BL9 0DQ


DEANS HAIRDRESSERS


3, MARKi-T PLACE, CLITHEROE. Tel: 3S11


HAVE A VACANCY FOE A YOUNG LADY WITH


2 OE 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN HAIRDRESSING. GOOD WAGES FOR


su ita b l e a p p l ic a n t ALSO


GOOD TRAINING WITH DAY RELEASE TO


APPRENTICE WANTED TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Female Typist 18/21 years


REQUIRED FOR GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES


Apply in writing to NORMAN BLEZARD AND PARTNERS


National Westminster Bank Chambers


69 King Street, Whallcy


OCEAN LINERS Radio OHlcers Training College, 91. Lancaster Road Preston.—Phone 54364. Day or evo courses. Prospectus free


LADIES’ HAIRDRESSING APPRENTICE required. — VIv enne’s 41, Moor Lane, Clittv croe. Tel. 2189.


CLEANER REQUIRED six morn­ fings weekly. Good pay and bus


ares.—Clltheroe Golf Club. Tel. 2618.


LADIES. Full or part-time work as cosmetic consultants. High earnings possible, with free training.—For interview, Tel. Longridge 3517.


MAN OR YOUTH REQUIRED for work on the course.—Apply


. Geddes, CUtheroe Golf Club.


PART-TIME GARDENER ri qulred.—Ring Chatham 394.


DOMESTIC HELP required, three mornings per week, in Wadding- vi ton village. Convenient bus ser­


Clithcroe 4280. ce fr om Clitheroe.—Ring


BERTORELLI ICE CREAMS, Continental icc creams of


superlative quality. Dairy ice creams, sorbets, cassatn. bom- bes, gateaux, etc.—C. R. Har- rreaves & Sons. Ltd., 40/48, Parson Lane, CUtheroe.


FRENCH UNSALTED 8UTTER. tA pure creamery butter from


R. Hargreaves. & Sons Ltd., 40/48 Parson Lane. CUtheroe.


he Unest Normandy Milk.—C.


SMART MALE OR FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANT required for grocery trade, good wage to suitable applicant.—Apply C. R. Hargreaves & Sons, 40-43, Par­


son Lane, Clitheroc.


JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB. pay what you like.—A. E Har­ greaves for cycles, tricycles, record players.


radios, etc.—Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe.


transistor


LADIES’ CRIMPLENE flared leg trews, 55/- pair.—Economic Stores 70. Whallcy Road, Clith­ eroe.


DRESS AGENCY, 13, Parson Lane. CUtheroe. Ladles’ and children's winter coats, dresses and accesorles. Call and took around


G.E.C. “COLDSPACE" FRIDGE 4.5 cu. ft. Good cond. £20 o.n.o —8, Park Avenue, Ciitheroc.


CULTURED PEARLS for gifts.— From Coneron & Leeming, 17- 19, Moor Lane, Clttheroe.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. Huntley Lawn Samlcsbury,


—Write or Phone ^hnm. Mellor 2787__________________


BIKES FOR CHRISTMAS, reserve now.—At: A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lane and Woone Lane, CUtheroe. Tel. 2683.


MEN’S and o.o. car coats, donkey P jackets raincoats, duffle coats,


underwear, shoes. Jeans, pull­ overs and cardigans.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalloy Road Clitheroe.


J arkas, ready-made suits, sports ackets and trousers, shirts


TEA TOWELS, Tabic Clolhs. Box Sets, etc. Trade only . supplied. Cal l


WILLIAM HARTLEY & CO. (Colne) LTD.. FRIMET BRIDGE. COLNE.


a t :


LADIES’ SHOWERPROOF poplin midi coats, various colours,


£8-12-6.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road. Clitheroe.


MODEL RAILWAY STOCK T.T. gage, after 6-30 p.m.—19,-Wind­ sor Avenue. Tel. 3896.


TRIUMPH BICYCLE, suit 6 to 9 year old girl.—Apply 1, Brung- erley Avenue, Clitheroe.


SILVER CROSS M.C.B. PRAM brown and white with motif and accessories, £8.—Tel. CUth-


croe 3957.


SALE. SMALL SIDEBOARD, bargain at £5.—21, Bleasdale Avenue, Edlsford. Tel CUtheroe 2336.


NEW STOCKS FOR AUTUMN In tnow. Ladles’ coats, dresses,


drouser suits, cardigan suits,


gans and Jumpers. Maxi, mini, and normal lengths In stock now.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road.


ress skirts, trews, long cardi­


LADIES’ showerproof coats, Junior Miss to X.O.S. Fittings In stock now.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road, CUtheroe.


SETTEE, uncut moquetto, good cond.—Tol. Chatburu 418.


Ptovw InJ £ Ail. \JTt LLil ij.LL|/Lt , .ul * to The Green Keeper. Mr.


BULOVA ACCUTRON’, The most accurate watch you can buy.


THINGS UNSEEN


ONE of the founder mem


bers of the Clitheroe Nam ralist Society Mr. \\ i" Marshall, was the


at the society’s second fo


tu re of the winter svllahm Having made a


Marshall was 0n fami'v ground when .speaking ,1 diatoms.


Study of "Thin?.-; unseen” u '


Diatoms, he said. form of lower A’


water plants but do nor' n-7 duce flowers. The term, diatom is j


.gae; they “


Guaranteed accurate to within £4 two secs, per day. Price from oor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2626.


Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


C 9-10-0 to £151:—See them at: Moneron & Leeming. 17-19,


LOTUS PEARLS for gifts.— From Concron & Lecming, 17-19


Hb-UPHOLSTERY Save iiliadlemuns profit. Wo re-cover your treasured three- piece suites as new trom as little as 18


phone: HENLEY. SO ZION STREET (oil Padlharn Rondl BURNLEY Tel


!7ia«


HOOVER WASHING MACHINES and vacuum cleaners irons.


THE BRIDAL WEAR SPECIALIST. ANNE WHITTAKER lor bridal wear with a. dlllerence. Is yours a winter wedding? Then see our exceptional range of gowns, direct from London’s loading lashlon houses. Bcautl’.ul traditional styles or the modern Inshion trends. Prom stock or to order. Brides’, brides­ maid’s and children’s gowns. Prices


Kettles tan Beaters etc. from your Hoover dealer: A. E. Har­ greaves. Moor Lane and Wnone Lane Clitheroe Tel 2683 ___


3118 Chairs £7. over too patterns, free estimates Distance no object. Write or


the Greek, mear.in* ‘car £ two’. They are unicellular'anj reproduction is by division The cell divides to form‘ti, separate colls, and fo’


this division the number of h' dividual cells from primitive cell 35,000.000.000 ill Mr. Marshall


.loj^j


diatom was ifi. that has a sko made of a ki which will rests: the strongest nci of complete inci


it hours, aid that, the only play.


w■°m the ould h«


c'°n. This is '■« of silica we action o’ !s or the flea." icratioa.


nro very mimr. size from one :- :e:h of n» inch to one t hn:;^nr.d:h nr* of an inch and Mr. Marshs:; illustrated. wi:h .'V-Vr.es, anatomy of the. ing things Mr. Marsha’.! h:ui iO


We were toUi tr.at diatoag LOWEST IN EUROPE


Irom 15 to 51) gns.. and in all sires. Relax and chooso your cown a t leisure from ANNE WHITTAKER. 5 INFANT STREET. ACCRINGTON (opp. Peel Street hus station). Private nppoint- ments arranged. Tel. Accrington 30737


or 31282.


STRETCH COVERS now available mado to measure for that unusual suite or chair shape— Tel. Ciitheroc 3975,


DO YOUR WEEKLY WASH at Peel Street Laundromat. Also


a lbs. of dry cleaning for 10/--


T.V. RENTALS, 19” B.B.C. 2, no deposit. 10/- a week; 23 B.B.C. 2. no deposit. 12/- a week.—H. Kaine & D. Rawson, 79. Lower- gate. Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take it to Coneron & Lecming. 17-19. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


WHITE VELVET wedding dross, size 34. Extras.—Apply 77, I3ol- land Prospect.


CATTLE GRIDS ior sale: stan­ dard types or specials; also rail metals only. cut to size.—Roger B. Wilson. 4b. West View. Wnddlngton, Nr. Clith­ eroe. TcL CUtheroe 2976.


BEADS NEED RE-THREADING? —Take them to Coneron & Lecming. 17-19. Moor Lnnc.


Clitheroe.


COLOUR TELEVISION now in stock. Bame day delivery at. A E. Hargreaves. Moor Lane


and Woone Lane. CUtheroe


CARRIAGE CLOCKS: ’’tmhof" reproduction carriage clocxs.— From: Coneron & Lecmlng. li- 19. Moor Lane, Clthcroe.______


OVEH tit) NEW CYCLES IN t STOCK to choose from Cash or


M o u r b a n e a n o W oone b a n e . Olltherot tel 2683


erms —At A I? Hargreaves. J___


JEWELLERY REPAIRS OF t EVERY DESCRIPTION under­


aken at Coneron it Looming. 17-19 Moor Lane. Clitheroe


CARPETS CLEANED by experts. Uplifting and refitting service If required. — Details. ring Clttheroe 3975.


THE ANSWER to your problem of what to give ns a Christmas present


Sec the selection at Coneron A: Lceming. 17-19. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


Stores. 70. Whalley Road. Clith-i eroe.


bunic style, 42, 44, 46 hips, black, navy, turquoise and


___i


TIMEX shockproof watches. I Order now, stock cannot be | repeated before Christmas.— [ Morton’s. 18. Moor Lane Clith-1


eroe. __


MISCELLANEOUS SALES pared, buy one of our new j tseason’s umbrellas. Lovely pat­


WE SHALL HAVE RAIN. Bo pie-' 2erns to choose. Prices from


Market Place. Clithcroc. Tel. 3811.


18 Pleco T. Set only .......... 22/6 18 Piece Willow Pattern .. 32/6 18 Piece China Sets .......... 52/6 21 Piece T. Sets Boxed---- 33/6 Code Pots (Dahlia) .......... 12/6 T. Pots Decorative .............. 9/6 Large Size China T. Pots.. 23/6 Decorative Wall Plates


CHINA AND POTTERY 6/6.—Dean’s, Hairdressers, 3, . ’’a Swiss watch”— HOUSEHOLDERS


SPECIALLY MADE FOR US,, t ladles’ crimplene trouser suits, i rown from 7 gns.—Economic j


DO YOU NEED CASH?


WHY PAY MORE THAN YOU HAVE TO?


Wo arrange Personal Bank I


Loans, from 3-4 days at com- petilive rates Irom leading Merchant Bankers.


Phono or Write to:


J. P. RICHARD & CO. DEPT. A.C.


43 BEBRESFORD DRIVE SOUTHPORT


Tel: 8GO or


051-228-1473


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED - S. Richards Lid 11 WelUo-d Leicester


21 Piece China Sets . . . . . . 100/- Nova and FiUlgree Codec Sets. Beswick Ware, Tobies, Glass Ware, Musical Tankards. Copper Kettles. Brass Candlesticks, Brass Tobies.


103. Whalley Road. Clitheroo. Tel. 3880.__________


J. GLEAVE,


LONG WIGS, short wigs, in between wigs. They are all at Dean’s Hairdressers, 3, Market Place Clltheroe. Tel. 3811.


CAMERAS, still and cine. Pro­ jectors, binoculars, telescopes,


__________ _


magnifiers, etc. — Edgar Brad­ shaw, Ltd., 45, Burnlev Road, Pndlhnm.


STOP CHAPPED AND ROUGH HANDS with Sheldon’s hand


cream, 3/-.—35 Moor Lane, Clltheroe. _______________ _


CARRI-COT as new. £3 o.n.o.— Apply 43, Scednll Av„ Clltheroe.


RALEIGH BICYCLE suit 7-10 y.o. boy; B.S.A. bicycle suit 6-9 girl; dolls pram; Mouse Trap game. Beechcroft, Newby, RAmlngtou.


BOYS' RALEIGH CYCLE, 3-speed. 18ln. frame, 24in. wheels; Scnl- extrlc with extras and power unit; Philips Mechanical En­ gineer kit; Magnastiks, Etch- asketch, large model car kits.— Tomkins. 20. Longslght Aw,


Ciithcroe, after 6 p.m._____ _


30-DAY RHEUMATIC TABLETS really do give relief. 2/6 and 5/6.—From: Sheldon's, 35. Moor


Lane, Clltheroe. ___________


AMAZING VALUE: Russian Sec- onda precision watches for the family. Special offer: ladles If Jewels, fitted with rolled gold expanding bracelet, £6-19-6. Order now. Cannot repeat for Xmas.—Morton’s, 18, Moor Lane,. Ciitheroc. Tel. 2420.


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION orlna


your sewing machine repairs to The Waiter Thomason Sewing Centre. 22/74276 Scotland Road Nelson_________________ _


BOYS’. YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S flared leg, Varlson Jeans.— Economic Stoics. 70. Whalley


Road Clitheroe.


TRICYCLE (Raleigh) suit three to five-year-old. £4-10-0.—Tel. ChAtburn 237.___________


LARGE STOCK ot record Players, tape recorders and radiograms at terms vou can afford.—A E. Hargreaves. Moor Lane, and Woone Lane. CUtheroo. Tel. 2683


IF YOU EARN £11 ,>ER 'V MORE and yc-,1 »>•« 1* lor a mort=.we


5833.


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• fufs. ring or write ’ *-•* n..-r %■ LANBSHAW Ml IDO:. CO-NE-


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ACCOMMODATION TO LET_____ „


BED SITTING R° 0t,^n T° ^ Ring 4481, after 6 D-m-____


FULLY-FURNISHED c ° JTA two bedroom-.


fires.—Write Box >e- * tiscr & Times.


l i v e s t o c k ^


21 WEANERS- FOR SAL&-'r‘’ nnlt.nn-bv-Bowlnl'.i- l^3;_____—


G A R D EM N G ^ .


GARDENS ROTOVATEC^y o n a b le p r ic e s . ■ jrC> BU floodlighting 1°.


after 6 P-ni- °‘ ’ Clltheroe 2 0 0 0 . ______ _— >


FLAC FLOORS JAMES BOLTON LTD. Tel. BUvkbuui *■


55342. MOTOR_CARS_


SCRAP CARS. VANS WANTED TclcP!)0''r t l „


weekends. Rosscndale bi-f---- MORRIS 1000 GEAR 6?1 Clttheroe 31 (3.


WANTED Mlnl rear fii-u i>»D FOR SALE O’C. T-


clec’d h b I n g rtr»f!CCOlUl- c a r . I n v e ry


COmodel-


orei. Clithcroc 2695L____— jp trs«.


TRAILERS. Camplns- btJ 0*n rAJ}.. lo order. Standard o. rnenta.


menus Fabrication PASTURE


FORD. Nelson 6l,jU- c Dawniail Trailer Tent


dltlon. £315. •1572.


taken. DAW AN A PASTUUC.


t. LANE WORK8-. ro,„e


»?rk r n . BJ,. .


jl!0 u-jj CO-.


■ani * 1 verd P


Tel. i Je.!L'le- — expert- servicer *


NOTE Nost contribut


LESLIE (The me NED S ALAN


DAVID And othe, Supporte selection


. your n Buy yo J f .


rVno spec:


.««:• ui OO


were numerous forms to os found in the R:ibb!e Valiev. One of


many diatoms iri various par:* o[ the dis’.nc'


and ;h«


the diatom G-.nrnnhoncma a*. Ribblehead. a: i .000 feet above sea level, the Itvw. level re- corded in Enron0 Mrs. A. 'Blearv.-ri, chairman.


-rial finds v..-


's 03 ,


Calderstoncs 2,


. White Lions 4. •! match spoiled lo


I. certain extent by a stro h White Lions mov


iwind blowing down t 1


£ the final of the Ashl


smith Trophy with a - 6n over Calderstones Cad°erstones won the u elected to kick ag.u,


d wind. After only thi ^hiutcsM-trime was helped


^ field with a leg in.u ‘fn ebadwick substituted, end Cn._ lh is early setbt.


whit?Lions were soon m ■. as a result of a '


i 1Cfctake bv goalkeeper V 1 " A throw intended i3" d'man wt* gratefully


S ^ t h T g o f e r ' s head


h Asalae result of some . .nine play become rou ^ b o n n e l l and Con:


®ent into the referee s no Jolloiving two scpaiute


tsaldcrstones were on ter


T


a'.IQ


thanked Mr >.!ir.riln;1. for a very cietivied x'0 informs* rive lecture. Tile next, lecture will b; given by Mr. K. Rambadt. on


caving with th<? Burnley Cav­ ing Club. I t -.vil! be he'd on November 1 in the Par.ri Church Inst::-: te if the ca:N takers’ strike


RAMBLER.


Former weavers cleaili


A FORMER weaver, Mrs. Ruth Mary Pateficki, has diet! at the home of her daughter and son- in-law in Fairfield Drive. Edis ford Park Cit'.heroe. She was


86.


berland. Mrs. Patefield to was taken at :lie a?e of five to Mellor. movin; to Low Moe: on her marriaae in 1914 Mrs. Patcfiekl was a weaver


Born at Abbey Town. Cum­


I C U TH E R O E ea rn ed the


Ifying rou n d o f th e I*. A. i 1(o be a l low ed a s e c o n d b Although Ashton arc ly


third from the bottom cf Cheshire League, they n


I their away fixtures, and be: I to a stronger league than


already completed over


I combination. | Ashton had t h e


| defence, they dominated 1 midfield for long periods. I nearly every ball in the I and were faster on and the ball than Clit-heroe. their passing was often V and their finishing was at: ous.


ik


U In the first half, Ashton 90 per cent of the play, the ball rarely entered home side’s half. Clith


at Fouisykes and Sun Street Mills and had been employed at Low Moor Mill before i:


closed. She retired at 60. Mrs. Pntefie'.d was asset:-


ated with Low Moor Methodist Church and was a member e.


the Fellowship there. The Rev. E. S. Joselin con­


ducted a service at the Memo- dist Church before intern®:


at Clitheroe cemetery. ■Mrs. F a ir f ie ld leave- c«


daughter LOANS


I were forced back on : [ heeis, and many chances I to Ashton, but none of [ forwards could shoot su\:


FRUSTRATED


. But Ashton had a rich feel frustrated, for John . worth had a. brilliant gam [ goal for Clitheroe, and v.


YEAR / NOW


IT seems to be a long since wc had a day wit:


■ any wind but even by standards we have bee accustomed to, Sunday


j ing myself plenty of tin I left Clitheroe at 8-45 lc j meeting at the ’Green I scheduled for 10-15 a.m. | Even a ‘pirate’ ride al°n£ I new by-pass did not help lit took me exactly 40 mir. [from chafcbuni to the tr I island a t Petre Arms. I I foresee some hard rides ini


a real hard blow. Thinking that I was ai


I Brock was to attend I annual general meetings. I first one in -the morning I | the North Lancs Time q I Association. | : Unfortunately half I meeting had gone by the I I arrived and the discu: I in progress was the rc I National Hill Climb Cham;] I ™]P. The meeting exprt I satisfaction on being told | Very little financial loss


| future when the road i- full use. '■ The object of the rid]


expected on the event, am organising committee


i,Thc afternoon meet ins tnn Road Time Trials Co North District Council.


PJhS disappointment at


Rented favourably on the The climb was reported id •Peal press.


ffiost important item on Agenda was a motion ex


national council’s atrituc j


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