12 Clitheroc Advertiser and Times October 9,1970


FREE LABOUR AND MATERIALS


for 9 months or 9,000 miles on all mechanical parts


GAUNTLET LIST ONE


1969 FORD Zephyr 6 Saloon 1969 VAUXHALL Viva SL Saloon >


1969 VAUXHALL Viva SL Estate 1968 COMMER Imp Van 1968 HILLMAN Minx Saloon


1968 MORRIS 1100 Traveller 1968 MORRIS Minor 1000 Traveller 1968 ROVER 2000 TC Saloon 1968 ROVER 2000 Auto Saloon 1968 SUNBEAM Stiletto Saloon 1968 VAUXHALL Viva SL90 Saloon 1967 VAUXHALL Victor 101 Saloon 1967 VAUXHALL Victor 101 Auto Saloon


FREE LABOUR AND MATERIALS


for S months or 3,000 miles on all mechanical parts


LIST TWO


1968 MORRIS Mini Van 1966 MORRIS 1100 Saloon


1966 WOLSELEY 1100 Saloon 1965 DAIMLER 21 Litre Saloon 1965 ROVER 3 Litre Saloon 1965 TRIUMPH 2000 Saloon 1965 VAUXHALL Victor 101 Saloon


1964 MORRIS 1100 Saloon 1963 VAUXHALL Victor 101 Eatate


UNDER MANUFACTURERS’ GUARANTEE


1970 FORD Cortina Saloon 1970 SUNBEAM Rapier Saloon 1970 WOLSELEY 18'85 ‘S’ Saloon


HEBDENS


AT TODMORDEN ROAD. BURNLEY Telephone Burnley 22721


Opan Seven Days a Week Weekdays until 8*0 p.m.


GREYHOUND GARAGE (ACC) LTD m a in


p DEALERS


1968 FORD Zephyr 4 Deluxe. Saluki bronze with tan trim .................... £700


1968 VAUXHALL Viva Deluxe. 1600 C.C. OJH.C., pale green, low mileage . . AM5


1968 CORTINA 1600 Deluxe 4-door. Choice of two Purbeck grey or red £595


1968 FORD Escort Estate Car Deluxe 1100. Blue mink ........................... £625


1968 FORD Cortina Deluxe 4-door 1300. Dark green ...................................... £oJ5


1968 AUSTIN Mini 1000 Super Deluxe. Dark blue ...................................... £500


1967 ROVER 2000. With automatic transmission, colour burnt grey. Again one owner, usual Rover


1967 HILLMAN Hunter. Dark green, one owner. Much sought after


extras at ......................................... £965


1967 FORD Cortina Deluxe 4-door 1300. Colour ermine white .................... £525


1967 FORD Cortina 1500 Deluxe. Saluki bronze. Good family c a r ............. £550


1964 TRIUMPH Herald 1200. Colour olive ................................................. £250


1963 TRIUMPH Herald 1200. Olive with white f la s h ........................


WWALLEY ROAD, ACCrtlNGTONjr Tel 3*911/2/3 Showrooms open every day from 9 a.m. to 7*30 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


THE HORROCKSFORD LIME CO. LTD-, BOLD VENTURE WORKS, CHATBURN


CRUSHER OPERATOR ijj Required


Excellent rates of Pay, Pension and Sickness Scheme Cottage available.


Three Weeks Holiday. APPLY WORKS AND QUARRY MANAGER ■. .* .• ” '« y._rJV*>r:


1967 FORD ‘‘5000” on new tyres | 1966 FORD ‘'4000" D. Brown 990 1967 ZETOR with loader


A large selection of tractors and 1 manure spreader loaders etc. |


-ALL MAKES AND MODELS


ATKINSON MK5 Manure spreader with new belt


DROTTS, J.C.B’s, FIAT and ■ JOHN DEERE Four wheel


drive loading shovels.


JOB tyres, tractor tyres and Land Rover tyres in stock.


All Enquiries


PLANT MACHINERY Tel! Accrington 37126


SITUATIONS VACANT


JUNIOR CLERK/TYPIST required


FOR OFFICE AT CHATBURN


Apply in writing to the ACCOUNTANT


THE HORROCKSFORD LIME CO. LTD., CLITHEROE.


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Experience not essential as training will be given


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5 day 40 hour week 20 days paid holiday per year


APPLY — MR. WOOD.


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


TRUTEX LTD.


Waterloo Road, Clitheroe REQUIRE


EXPERIENCED OVERLOOK AND BUTTONHOLE MACHINISTS


APPLY. S.H. GREEN CLITHEROE 2464


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Lancaster Hosiery Co. Ltd. HAVE


VACANCIES FOR FEMALES in most departments making knitted outerwear


,:i;..‘ lH: LADY TO TAKE CHARGE OF


LUXURIOUS SAUNA BATH


Six davs per week 1-30 to 8-30 p.m.


Training will be given


Please apply in writing giving particulars of previous position and age to:


MRS W. BURRILL, MITTON HALL, MITTON, NEAR WHALLEY.


A PART-TIME MAIL ORDER BUSINESS FROM HOME


No cash outlay.—No debt worries. No stocks to carry. Send for Prco Leaflet Today and read about the valuable ln- troductory Freo Gift. No Obligation.


INTERNATIONAL MAIL


ORDER GROUP (Dept. 12) P.O. Box 58. LIVERPOOL.


CLITHEROE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.


JUNIOR CLERICAL ASSISTANT


with a knowledge of typing and office routine, for the above


tiThe Council Invite appllca- ous from bright young girls,


appointment in my department. Duties include typing, rate


office cash collection, duplicat­ ing and other general office practices. 38 hour, five day week: pleasant working conditions: 13 days annual leave plus generous public holidays. Further infor­ mation from the undersigned. Salary on scale £429-£1.131


and addresses of two referees, by 20th October, to:


Clerk of the Council, Council Offices, 2, Church Brow, CLITHEROE.


W. ALAN BUTT,


PART-TIME AGENT FOR CARPET SALES.


telephone essential, &ADoly Mr. J. Conway. Goddard


Mill, Thornton Road, Bradford. 1.


Mav Carpets Ltd.. Beehive BRAMLEY MEADE


MATERNITY HOME. WHALLEY


Full-time or Part-time


Domestio Assistant required. Apply to Matron.


. LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. Division No. 5.


SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE


Pendleton and Mearley Church of England School.


5 Vacanoy for Welfare Assistant,


Divisional Education Officer, Education Office, Rlshton, Nr. Blackburn,


hours per week. Wage £1-4-11. Apply immediately to the


Lucrative position, car and


Despatch Manager/Production Supervisor


Due to continued expansion a vacancy exists for a CONCIENTIOUS MAN


To take control of Despatch Arrangements and Production Control in the Domestic and Repetition Castings Section.


Experience in this field would be advantageous but the main requirements are the ability to organise and work concientiously without supervision.


Salary to be negotiated and will be subject to review after satisfactory probationary period.


Three weeks annual holiday plus all statutory holidays.


Applications for interview should be addressed to MR. A. RUDYARD, (Director)


CASTLE CASTINGS LTD., CLITHEROE. Tel: 2511


YOUNG LADIES REQUIRED for training as.


PRINTED CIRCUIT ASSEMBLERS and GENERAL ASSEMBLES!


Full training of one months duration will be given with a training rate o f pay of £11-10-0 per week at ' ]8 years and over.


Good working conditions and excellent bonus schemes are in operation.


Basic Pay Scales are:—


15 years ............................ £8 0 0 ................. £8 10 0 £9 5


years years


according to age nnd ability. Minimum at age 21—£765. Applications, with the names


NOW £11-10-0 at 18 years and onwards


Apply:—DYNAMO ELECTRICAL SERVICES ALBION WORKS, WATERLOO ROAD, CLITHEROE.


£L.sil vehicle ............................................. £GU0


DISTRIBUTION STAFF


REQUIRED 37 V HOUR WEEK 4-00 p.m. FINISH ON FRIDAYS


4 WEEKS HOLIDAY WITH PAY GOOD CONDITIONS


SITUATIONS VACANT


SITUATIONS VACANT


YOUNG GIRL for switchboard duties. Full training given.— Trutex, Brown Street. Hen- thom. Tel. Clitheroc 2192.


WEAVERS WANTED


FOR LANCASHIRE LOOMS ON. DAY WORK ALSO FOR AUTOMATIC LOOMS ON SHIFT WORK APPLY MR. T. PINDER,


JAMES THORNBER LTD., HOLMES MILL, CLITHEROE


Tel: Citheroc 3601


SMART FEMALE SHOP ASSIST­ ANT REQUIRED for grocery trade, good wage to suitable applicant.—Apply O. B. Har- greaves & Sons, 40-48, Parson Lane. Clitheroc.


OCEAN LINERS. Radio Officers’ Training College, 91, Lancaster Road. Preston.—Phone 64364. Dav or eve courses. Prospectus


free.


APPRENTICE REQUIRED to learn upholstery and carpet fitting.— Applv H. M. Sowerbutts and Co., 10, King Street. CUtheroe. Tel.


2598.


VACANCY FOR STUDENT or young person oil 300 aero farm. Intensive sheep and poul­


THE VOLUME of traffic passing through Clitheroe town centre will be greatly reduced when the inner and outer by-passes are in full use, Coun. John Blackburn


try. No milking.—Backhouse, Clough Bottom, Bashall Eaves, CUtheroe. Tel. Stonyhurst 285.


APPRENTICE CARPET FITTER 6 p.m ____


rcpulred.—Apply: T. Heaton & Son. 30. Eshton Terrace. Clith- croe. Tel. Clitheroc 4163. after


EXTRA MONEY FOR CHRIST­ MAS. Join Samantha Jayne Fashions now. The go-a-hoad Party Plan Company demon­ strating two evenings per week. Deliveries and hostess gift paid by the company. Also free loan kit suoplled to the first 10 applicants.—Phone today: Mrs. Hawthorne. Blackburn 48228.


TRUTEX LTD.


JUBILEE MILL, TAYLOR STREET, CLITHEROE.


ASPDENS REQUIRE a part-time electrician for the repair of electrical appliances. 20 hours per week. Working times, can be arranged to suit applicant. Good rate of pay.—Apply to J. Aspden Ltd., 26 King Street. Clitheroe.


EXPERIENCED SHOP ASSIST ANT required, full or part-time. —John Coweill and Son, 4-6, Market Place. Clitheroe.


One Weavers Help, Weavers


for 6 to 12 looms, also Weavers for temporary work. Also


Loom Sweener Day work only.


GREEN BROS. (Whalley) LTD.,


Apply


Abbey Mill, Blllington. Tel: Whalley 3105


PRIMROSE GARAGE (CLITHEROE) LTD.


ADDITIONAL OFFICE STAFF We are requireing ladies for our General Office and Works Reception.


------- APPLY -------


MR. E. SHARPLES Tel: Clitheroc 2656


or apply at JUBILEE MILL, CLITHEROE


Office and Typing ability are the main qualifications, and the successful applicant is assured of a happy working atmosphere in modem offices among excep tional congenial staff.


Apply to the Secretary WHALLEY ROAD,


CLITHEROE Tali 3883/4/5/6 LOST


LOST male black and white kitten (6 months) please re­ turn to 21, Garnett Road.


FOUND


FOUND, smooth haired sheep dog (bitch).—Robinson, Small' den, Bolton-by-Bowland.


PERSONAL


YOUR SPENCER CORSETIERE, Mrs uorrls SeUers (B3S5.A.I.


AUTHORS invited submit M.S.S. All types (Including poems) for book pubti


cation. Reasonable terms. Stockwell Ltd.. Ilfracombe. (Estd. 1898).


ANNE WHITTAKER, the bridal . wear specialist, olfers model bridal Bourns, bridesmaid dresses and evening gowns used for show purposes, also a few discontinued lines. All In perfect con' dltlon at genuinely reduced prices. Anno Whittaker, 5, Infant Street, Accrington. Tel. 38737 or 31282 (opp. Peel Street bus station).


GARDENING


LAWN TURF. Carefully selected for tta texture and hardwearlng qualities. Weed-treated and specially prepared for lawns. Dcllevcred in neat rolls at 3/6 per sq. yd. C.O.D. Free Delivery. Mini­ mum. 30 sq. yds. Telephone Kirkhmn 3680. anytime.


WANTED TO RENT


WANTED TO RENT, house or flat in Clitheroe area,—Write Box Jl, Advertiser and Times.


GARAGES


GARAGE TO LET. Shawbrldgo area.—13, Goosebutts Lane,


Olltheroe. MOTOR CARS


HILLMAN IMP 1965 (C reg.) blue. Taxed. M.O.T. to January, ’71. Recent de-coke. Very clean throughout. £200 o.n.o. 21, Chfttburn Park Drive, Clitheroe. Tel.


2337.


USED SPARE8 FOR MOST MAKE8 OP VEHICLES. Open all weekend. Contact: T. G. PICKLES. Back Close Quarry, Salterforth. Tel. Barnoldswlck 2357 evenings or 2403 day


£95 MINI VAN M.O.T. 7/71. Taxed.—-3, Hodder Grove, Ollth­ eroe.'


CARAVANS


SPECIAL OFFER. Hew. 1970 Tourers 10 per cent, discount. Used tourers at big price reductions. Plus our 1970 hire


fleet which is always In big demand at special prices. Please make us offers, ou will save rmjre when you come to Callenders of Carnforth. (Top of the M6).


AGRCULTURAL


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD., CLITHEROE.


Require


A Stores Assistant who can also drive.


Good working conditions in modem factory. Contributory Pension Fund. Canteen. Apply in person or by telephone


SMART LADY required as full­ time or part-time shop assis­ tant.—Apply tho Manager, Ellis’s (Paint ancl Wallpaper) Ltd., 29. Moor Lane, CUtheroe.


Tel. Clitheroe 3882.


MARRIED MAN required, with some experience of general farm work.—Taylor. Rndholme Laund, Clitheroe. Dunsop Bridgo 230.


STILLR00M ASSISTANT re­ quired five or six mornings per


week.—Apply Swan, and Eoyal Hotel. Tel,: 3130.


COMPANY DIRECTORSHIP. Wholesalers wish to appoint man not afraid of work, ns


THREE FRIESIAN BULL8, 12 m.o. Dairy licenses. Dams yields to 1,742 calls, at 4.01%: sires dam to 1,875 galls at 4.82%.— Clark, Lowcocks,' Wost Brad­ ford. Tel. Chatbum 442.


W 2/- IN THE £ OFF HITEWOOD FURNITURE


Stooklsts of Ltdon and O Homeoharm


THE SILVER KEY. 195. Padiham Road. Burnlay. Tel. 23460.


Bargains from Camera Cabin


lo ca l director. Investment required £3,600. Salary, negoti able. Incentive bonus. Write giving career to date, marking envelope (Directorship) CON­ FIDENTIAL to Dixons of . Gates­ head. Albany Hoad Gateshead, NE8 3AT,


TWO BUILDING LABOURERS required.—Apply on site, Ches­ ter Avenue, Clitheroe.


Slide projectors from £9-19-6 Cine projectors £39-14-2 Screens from 55s. This week’s'special!


Zenith 8o ijin. sq, single lens reflex. Cost £160. Our prioe £ 120.


30 BLACKBURN ROAD, ACCRINGTON. Tel. 31802.


Please write or phone for free catalogue.


ver 100 Units in stock. Delivery Service.


2 Eastfield Drive West Brad' ford.—Tel Olltheroe 3901 for appointment, after 7 pin


said in Highways Committee this week. Difficulties encountered by


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


REPRODUCTION WALNUT bed­ room suite by Greaves and Thomas, full size. £45: also an­ tique oak corner cupboard.—


Tel. Clitheroe 2049,


MOTHERCARE CARRI-COT .with transporter. £2-10-0. Car seat


low-chair, 10/— 55, Peel Street, Clitheroe.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED, Huntley Lawn Samlesbury.


—Write or . Phone slum Me'lor 2787


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


EXTENSIVE RANGE of clothes at reasonable prices. Call in pud browse no obligation.—Dress agency.—50 Parson Lane


PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, new end second-hand always in stock. Electronic organs. Cull lor demonstration. H.P.


terms. POLLARDS. 20/23 STANLEY STREET. BORNLEY. Tel. 25820


MEN'S and O.n. car coats, donkey jackets raincoats, duffle coats. Parkas, ready-made suits, sports jackets and trousers, shirts, underwear, shoes, Jeans, pull­ overs and cardigans.—Economic Stores, 70, Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


DINING ROOM SUITE, medium oak, as new. £28 cash price. H. Koine and D. Rawson, 79, Lowergate, Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.


NEW STOCKS FOR AUTUMN in now. Ladles’ coats, dresses,


trouser suits, cardigan suits, dress skirts, trews, long cardi­ gans and Jumpers. Maxi, mini and normal lengths In stock now.—Economic Stores, 70, Whalley Road.


ITALIAN SPODE dinner, break­ fast and coffee service. Royal Doultou China tea and coffee service. Tel. Whalley 3307.


SOUL RECORDS, Fife Piper Heaven must have sent you, Can you Jerk like, It's so bard being a loser, and others avail­ able.—Offers to M. Murdock. The Moorcock Inn, Wadding- ton.


LADIES’ SHOWERPROOF poplin midi coats, various colours, £8-12-6.—Economic Stores. 70, Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


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


LADIES' showerproof coats. Junior Miss to X.O.S. Fittings in stock now.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road. Clitheroe


ANNE WHITTAKER, Tile Bridal Wear Specialist. Ellis Gowns our speciality. Traditional and the latest trendy designs direct (rom London’s leading lashlon houses. Parasols. Bonnets. Tiaras. Crowns and Floral Headdresses, plus veils In various lengths and designs Bridesmaid's dresses lor all ago groups. Prices from 15 gns. to 50 gns. and in all sizes. Choose your bridal parties complete ensemble from the people who specialize m Bridal Wear ANNE WHIT­ TAKER. 5 INFANT STREET, ACC­ RINGTON. Tel. 3C737—31282 (formerly of the Arcade). Evening appointments t pleasure (opposite Peel Street Bus


Station).


BOYS'. YOUTHS’ AND MEN'S flared leg, Varlson. jeans.*— Economic Stores. 70, Whalley Road CUtheroe.


FOK EXPERT ATTENTION Dring your sewing machine reDalrs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road Nelson


RG.UPHOLSTERY, Save middleman's protit. We re-cover your treasured three- piece suites as new from as little aa IS sna. Ohalrs £1. over inn patterns. Free estimates Distance na object. Write or phone: HENLEY. SO ZION STREET (otl Padllinm Roaril BURNLEY Tel 3118)1


LADIES’ CYCLE. £4: boys’ cycle suit 10-year-old, £4.—17 Wind­ sor Avenue, Clitheroe.


SMALL HYDRAULIC excavator lor self-drive hire on your own


tractor. Category 1 or 2 linkage on most models.—Tel. Slaid- burn 200 (after 7 p.m.).


HOOVER WASHING MACHINES and vacuum cleaners, irons,


kettles fan neaters. etc. from your Hoover dealer: A. E. Har­ greaves. Moor Lane, and Woone Lane CUtheroe Tel. 2683


BEADS NEED RE-THREADING? —Take them to Coneron & Leeming. 17-19. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


MILANO SATIN wedding dress, 36 ins., lace veil and headdress,


£12 o.n.o.—Tel. Clitheroe 2116.


STRETCH COVERS now available made to measure for that unusual suite or chair shape— Tel. Clitheroe 3975.


DO YOUR WEEKLY WASH at Peel Street Laundromat. Also 8 lbs. of dry cleaning for 10/-.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take It -to Coneron & Leeming, 17-10, Moor. Lane, Clitheroe.


CASH DISCOUNT: 20% discount on bedroom-dining room furni­ ture and Rost Assured Divans, 15% discount on 3-plece suites, 10% minimum discount.—H. Kalne 6s D. Rawson, 79. Lower- gate.—Tel. Clitheroe 3444.


BINOCULARS SOLD, bought and exchanged. Magnifiers, tele­ scopes cameras.—Edgar Brad­


shaw Ltd., 45, Burnley Rond, Padiham.


LARGE HORNBY “00” train sot complete. Diesel engine, twelve carriages. Royal Mall pick-up shunter, eight goods waggons two transformers, 27 straight, 29 curved tracks, three points on base board, plus many extras.—7, Town Hill, Clitheroe,


DEXINE SHELVING on castors, height 7ft„ length 6ft„ width 2ft. 6in. (5 shelves). Cheap for quick sale.—Turner’s Clog Shop. Lowergate, Clitheroe.


1967 HONDA 50 E Reg. M.O.T., Oct. ’71. £30.-37, Brook Street, Clitheroe.


S/H. 3-PIECE SUITE, clean con dltlon. £10.—H Kaine 6s D.


Rawson, 79, Lowergate, Clith­ eroe. Tel. 3444.


ALLWIN TWIN PRAM, lift-off body with accessories, good condition, £15 o.n.o.—Tel Burnley 23080.


. size.—Roger B. Wilson, 46, West View, Waddington, Nr. Clith­ eroe. Tel. Clithoroe 2876.


CATTLE GRIDS for sale: stan­ dard types or spoclals: also rail metals only; cut to


motorists crossing Castle Street from King Lane had. been mentioned by Coun. William Sharpies, who ex­ pressed the opinion that through traffic was not making enough use of the inner by­


pass. The chairman, Coun. James


Barnes, pointed out that full use of the by-pass could not be encouraged until four cot­ tages near the junction with Waterloo Road had been demolished.


ALTERATIONS When Coun. Blackburn in­


quired about the completion date for the by-pass, Mr. J. Newton Bell. Borough Engin­ eer, said: “We cannot get possession of property we wish to pull down.” When this hap­ pened, a culvert would have to be rebuilt so that the roadway could be widened. Mr. Bell also said some alter­ ations were needed at the


Salford junction and when these were done the bulk of the traffic would go along the by.


pass. Mr. John Cowdall. Town


Clerk, gave the committee the latest information he had from the County Council. This was that the owner was still living in one of the houses and he was not willing to move until he got his money from the County. However, the County had


written to the man’s solicitors and a deed of conveyance was being drawn up. Demolition would begin immediately pos­ session was granted.


WHITE LINES After reference had been


made to probable improve­ ments to the junction with the main road at Salford, the Town Clerk was asked if any objections had been raised to the 30 mph speed limit on the by-pass. He replied that there was


provision for people to object or make observations, and Clitheroe Trades Council had suggested the use of “cat’s eyes” or white lines to stop motorists overtaking: also controlled pedestrian crossings at 'Waterloo, Shawbridge and Highfield Road. The Town Council, he added,


had asked for a pedestrian crossing at Shawbridge junc­ tion.


Coun. Wallace Hargreaves


thought these decisions ought to he left to the County Coun­ cil. and Coun. Ronnie Todd referring to a road safety con­ ference he had attended, said convincing evidence had been given that in many instances nedestrian crossings were often the cause of accidents. Coun. Barnes: “It- is said


that 75 per cent of accidents on the continent are caused by zebra crossings.” However, he considered the council had done the right thing in asking for a pedestrian crossing at the Shawbridge junction.


NATIONAL POLICY Coun. Leo Wells thought


that all crossings should be controlled but there ought not to be too many of them be­ cause they held up traffic flow. When Aid Clifford Chatham


mentioned the staggered junc­ tion at Shawbridge and de­ clared that all such ■ junctions were dangerous, Mr. Bell com­ mented: “Staggered junctions are national policy.” Firms whose heavy vehicles


use Pimlico Road are to he asked to draw drivers’ attention to a footpath improvement


which has marginally nar­ rowed the width of the road a short distance beyond Fox Street. Replying to a question in committee, Mr. Bell said the


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


COLOUR TELEVISION now in stock. Same day delivery at: A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lone and Woone Lane, Clitheroe


BIO-STRATH ror after the ’flu, the tonic that makes you well and keeps you well.—C. R. Hargreaves and Sons, Ltd., 40-48, Parson Lane. Clitheroe.


KNITTING MACHINE sensation. At only £30-15-1) that's the new . PASSAP P,2(H> Pattemmaster. Sec it and try it at Burnley Knitting Machine Centre. 320 Colne Road, or Tel. Burnley 21175 lor home demonstration. Your old machine taken in part exchange. Credit terms available. Second-hand bargains nlso from only £7. Open oil day Saturday.


OVER 60 NEW CYCLES IN STOCK to choose from. Cash or terms.—At A E. Hargreaves. Moor Lane ana Woone Lane. Olltheroe. Tel 2683


JEWELLERY REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION under­ taken at Coneron 65 Leeming, 17-19. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


SHLOER APPLE JUICE. It's an old saying: ’’An applo a day keeps the doctor away". Have yours in the juciest way by drinking your own health in Shloer.—C. R. Hargreaves nnd Sons Ltd., Parson Lane, Clitheroe.


CARPETS CLEANED by experts. Uplifting and refitting service it required. —' Details, ring Clitheroe 3975.


SEE THE ANIMALS—no feeding. At Coneron 6s Leeming, 17-19. Moor Lone. Clitheroe. Tel. 2626.


SLABS FOR BONFIRE WOOD. free on collection.—Ring Clith­ eroe 2699.


CUMFIFOLD PRAM. Clitheroe 2074.


£5.—Tel.


PHILLIPS car radio, six months old. with arlel, £10: small rock- Jngx horse: dog. on wheels; tippy tumbles doll nnd other toys in excellent condition.— 1 Phone CUtheroe 4536.


carriageway was still 23ft wide—only three inches' nar rower that tho outer by-pa-" The footpath was only a ^


one and it had been provided as a safety measure for school, children


" Drivers, Mr. Bell s;1id W {„


travelling much too fast'slop-, Pimlica Road. He had u'i-! nessed two wagons travel!!™ abreast, the drivers appnreniiv trying to race one another. ’ A wagon had gone on i0 (V;


new footpath almost ns soon'a-, it was finished and had smashed the flaps. And cart- one morning a wagon had gone by so quickly that a highways workman had been unable :o read the number plate. After Mr. Bell had declared


that it was not the road that was dangerous but the speed" of drivers who used it. tge committee accepted his recom­ mendation that firms in tpe Pimlico area be written to.


DARTS LEAGUE The first games in Clitheroe


and District Darts League's new season resulted as fol­


lows : DIVISION 1: Dog inn 4.


Cross Keys 4: Bridge Inn 4, Waddington SC 4; Bay Hons


6, Royal Oak 2; Craven Heifer 4, Dog and Partridge 4; White Horse 6, station Hotel 2: Black Horse 2, Bii- lington BC 6: Waggon and Horses 5, Joiner's Arms 3. DIVISION 2: Clitheroe CC


4. Commercial 4; pecc'.e Witch 5, Low Moor C 3: CWMC G, Whentsheaf 2: Do; and Partridge G. New Inn 2; Crown Inn 2, Brown Cow 6: Black Bull o , 3.


I CLITHEROE F.C. an|


|i ind as in the previoJ Y-S front IS


I


i f This was a match! I- „,,-ilCroe had to w m t‘| I


chance of qualifynl semi-finals of the J


: gur)’ competition. anc| , “ , . Up Borough


I ' Accrington Stanley th<| 15 effort would have been i:l l i e However, Aecnngtorl


I ! -risingly beat Bacup a| I ] left CUtheroe as champil


| section A- p w D| l.\ Clitheroe .......... | o


Ij Bacup B ......... 6 , I :Accrington •••• “ - Nelson ............. 6 u .


■ clitheroe now go m l


I ’ eeini-Jinal along with F| |i Blackpool . Mechanics f " • prestwich Hejs. Thes" matches w i L


■nlovcdTater in the seal j h'ome and away basis.|


p January 31. VINUICATED|


' in for the injured Col| liamson, won the toff elected to play with th|


ijn Clitheroe's favour. This decision was vir.l


e after only five minute.! 1 Mick Southwonh puJ ■ ball through to new bo! Irving, who in turn clul


: over to the far post anc| Tomlinson made no


/ with a neat header Clitheroe continued t.|


land some measure o ! territorial advantage


British Lesion


This week's results: DIVISION 1: BliUngta


MC 5, Craven H. 3: Deg ar.fi Partridge 4, Waggon ar.d Horses 4: Cross Keys 3,


White Horse 5: Station Hotel 2, Bridge Inn C: Waddington SSC 1, Bay Horse 7: Royal Oak 1. Black Horse 7; Joiners Arms 5. Dog Inn 3. DIVISION 2: Low Mecr C


7. Lower Buck Inn 1: Com­ mercial 2. Pendic Witch 5: Brown Cow 5 Ctithero0 CC 3: New inn 3. Crown Inn 5: British Legion 2. Dog and Partridge 6: Wheadsheaf 2, Black Bui! 6.


DIVISION 1


Bay Horse B.


B.C.


White Horse Bridge Inn Black Horse


Cross Keys Dog Inn


Craven H. Royal Oak DIVISION 2


P. Pts. 2 — 13 2 -U


2 - 9


2 - H - 10


Waggon and Horses 2— 9 Dog and Partridge 2— 8 Joiners


2 — 8 2 - 7


2— 7 2— 7


Wa.dd.’.T’ ton S.C. 2— o Station H.


2 - 4 — 3


Dog and Partridge 2-1 2 Brown Cow Fondle Witch Black Bull


Low Moor C. New Inn


Commercial Legion


P. Pis. 2 - U


2 - U 2 - 1 2 — 10


Clitheroe C. B. and T. 2 - ; Crown Inn C. W.M.C.


-


Wheat-sheaf Lowrer Buck


2 — ‘ 1 - J


2 — o 2 — ■ 1 — '


2 — 0 - ?


> l


prove worth Whalley Cricket Club's


Sunday XI played their last match of the season against an all West hidiu


side. Unfortunately the game, i


rain and was called off w:'... Whalley at 52 for 2 in rep to the Caribbeans 104 for •


Sunday week, was ruined 1 -.- •


David Stewart was W scorer for Whalley with 3.. The keenness in friend...


matches that has been gent- rated at Whalley, especially -


season's top scorer with t-- but the best performance w


the latter stages of the se son, is encouraging and it - to be hoped that .this im- rest will be maintained ne season and quite possib.y - reflected in League pent, mances. Graham Wilford was >


undoubtedly by Alan ®u (v Scorpions). He bowled o over a:id seven balls, i completed over was a n * " - , and he took 3 wickets foi


runs,


to improve fielding siandai • a total of twenty three ca­


The matches have help™ ,


ches were taken m games the Peters, senior a»


junior! four each. There a four, stunvpings and five ' u outs. Averages:


BATTING . I. N. Hs. R M’


R. Wilkinson 7 - 52 186 26.5 G. Buttle . . 5 127


R. Peters .. 4 1 23 G.. Hindle .. 5 1 26 67 16-


D. Stewart


W. Entwistle 4 - 19 * not out. b ow l in g


A. Rudd 1.7 1 P. Bradley 8 .1 -a J P. Sutcliffe 8s 2 -6 3 jjj.


o- w- "


j . Peters s. J. Peters j. 17.5 1 m A. Wilkinson 12 - 7J * G. Buttle , 29 3 13d 7 l1


" '«


J. Peters .. 7 2 28* 71 14- 5 - 33 70 14.U 42 iof;. w


Mir'AV 8.33


; However, after 20 >1 ■; Nelson equalised with 1


’ tante goalkeeper Albel ■


j' • touched the ball only t|


[ goal by inside-right Rog : picked up a loose ball “


p half-way line, made I towards goal, and v:| Clitheroe defence rctrel


: front of him he shc| about 25 yards, giving chance.


^ MISTAKE


; Clitheroc should haj into the lead again in l


; minute of the first hal la mistake by a Nelsorl


Jdcr put Barrie To| ■ clean through.


Li However, a bad bol l J the ball, and a cot! | i diving save by Nelson| j jof-the-match, goalkeepl jiiweli. spoilt his chnnc| j Play was fairly cvei f 1 the early part of the! ! half, but then came a f|


J i three goals in two *! spell. | In the 65th minuu| | Irving, showing fine b|


'! trcl. beat two Nelson d f ‘ in very little spa l


I j knocked* it jn from l l ; _ One minute later I;| i dall picked up a re-boil


| ‘ hammered 'the ball ho| I {the edge of the box.


I I front the kick-off Nelsc| ; one back when a m:|


{standing between Job"


I with an open goal, l i With five minutes , I j Henry Warden, who l l I ■ trated Clitheroe suppc| { { bis continual dribbll:


iWaddinj not in


j good for j Waddington 1 Hogll


!j HOGHTON showtj ] why they are leagu. 5 P.o.is ui Twitter L J S-iurduy when the\ ■j °" aOmc "powe it - ‘Peking football 1


:.j addingion wonderi jb -d hii them. 1.. "addington. playi l t nc“ second league ■a.... ’tecks, were obvi I _ -;“i" fit. and also ho 1..


vh r ke cried off. replaced by Ross.


-A 1.’0, result was _e tied m the first tsv e.. ,lo Hoghton n


-h.ce-reai lead. W


■a de, ihe.v were ui :l p,e


ni“ ‘« to take nom a fine


^ ea b.v some poor Afto,_ half an hi


- “ ston pulled a < -h.Ough Puzon and .':c-ti.ng down bu


l f e u ^ me H0Sht°n


In the second half "fade a numbe


nmpv, ebnnges at uch more organize


WirM- was Pretty


Waddington went ^riiig with effo Rigby and S


I mm 8rabbed m o ' P mL


{ was Hoghton. d-way through tl


1 B„J?“ r6 ean be nc | «°Shton's right to b


Cnn1at least three ^ restated from


inH°wden had a g ® goal after a sh


f w . nly Benson. B {C°h looked aayw


dinoitandarcl rcdUit


in n?V A1010 keep “ Division one.


S i Barrott, Pm Btoddart. sub: Jor |. Referee: Mr. G. *cenngton.


lanrii^l H°wden; : 8 ? ; Simpson, Ben


|land Albert Lord P| {home centre-forward (|


■gained from the fact til inc the first 15 minute!


: clithcroe’s captain. Tomlinson, who was SiL


Demolition of cottages holds up full use of inner by-pass


t V


C l i th


.. minute char


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