10 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 24,1970 TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE


The following Clerical vacancies exist on our TRUTEX Stall.


ACCOUNTS CLERK


INVOICE CLERK PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK


In each case a liking and an aptitude for figures are desirable.


TRUTEX Offers good rates of pay, excellent working conditions, free travel—Clitheroe / Waddington / West Bradford / Chatburn / Grindlcton.


Please write or phone:— MR. H. FOULDS


TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE GRINDLETON CLITHEROE


Tel: Chatburn 261


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD. Require a


PRESS OPERATOR


Good rates can be earned on shift work in the new factory. Canteen


Superannuation Scheme


If you have experience of machine operating write phone or call


MR A. HUTCHINSON


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD., UP BROOKS,


Tel: Clitheroe 2251 THOMAS’ CONFECTIONERS 67, KING STREET WHALLEY


WE HAVE A VACANCY FOR A


Counter Assistant


FULL OR PART TIME


EXCELLENT RATES OF PAY AND WORKING CONDITIONS.


APPLY AT THE ABOVE A D D R E SS


Tel: Whalley 2138


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.


Castleford Home for the Elderly, Clitheroe.


the foltowing staff vacancy: Assistant Cook. Wage per 40-hour week £11-8-6 basic.


Applications arc invited for Borough of Clitheroe ASSISTANT CASHIER / COLLECTOR Applications are invited from fit and able-bodied


MATHS for the above permanent superannuable post at a salary within Clerical Grade I I of the National Scale (£965—£1,130).


Duties consist of the collection and accounting for the


Corporation Rates and Revenues and Acting as Relief Housing Rent Collector.


The duties will involve some outdoor work as and when required.


Clerical experience is essential. I t is also desirable that the applicant has experience of


Cash collections (indoor and outdoor collections) and some knowledge of bookeeping and keyboard receipting machines will be an advantage.


Applications stating age. education, previous appoint­


ments and experience and giving the names and addresses of two referees should be forwarded not later than 30th April 1970 to:—


THE BOROUGH TREASURER, MYTTON HOUSE, CHURCH STREET. CLITHEROE. Lancs. BB7 2DE


B. B R A IT HW A IT e , Acting Town Clerk, Tho Castle, CLITHEROE, Lancs.


BLACKBURN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. C L E R MALE OR FEMALE


REQUIRED FOR BUSY GENERAL OFFICE IN CLITHEROE


Prospects of early Promotion, Good wages, Paid Holidays


Contribution Superannuation Scheme


Apply in writing to:—PERSONNEL OFFICER BLACKBURN CO-OP SOCIETY LTD.


2, TOWN HALL STREET, BLACKBURN ROYAL A IR FORCE


CAREERS INFORMATION OFFICE NOW OPEN


A T T.A.V.R. CENTRE.


K1NGSWAY, BURNLEY Telephone Burnley 20857.


Monday to Friday .......... 8-30— 5-30 Saturday


Expert


Motor Mechanic Required


TOP RATE OF PAY FOR RIGHT MAN GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS


HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS HONOURED Applv Anytime


J. H. NIGHTINGALE LTD.


Harwood Bar Garage — Great Harwood Tel: 3259


TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE We have a vacancy in our


Production Control Dept for a young lady (aged 16 to 21 years)


A liking and aptitude for figure work is desirable but previous experience is unnecessary as full train­ ing will be given.


Trutex offers good rates of pay, excellent working conditions, 4 weeks paid holiday per year, free travel Clitheroe—Waddington—West Bradford—Chatburn Grindleton


Please write or 'phone to: MR. H. FOULDS.


TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE GRINDLETON, CLITHEROE.


(Tel: Chatburn 261) 8-30—12-30


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL.


MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL. WHALLEY.


WARD HOUSEKEEPING TEAMS.


carry out domestic management in the wards and employ Ward Housekeepers, Assistant Ward Housekeepers and Domestic staff, full-time and part-time. Women with an Interest in homo making will find rewarding and satis­ fying work in these departments


The teams are Doing formed to


£ll-13-0d. for basic 6-day 40- hour week. Extras for overtime and weekends. Full details, job descriptions, etc., available from the Domestic Superintendent,


Wages between £10-13-0d. and Tel. Whalley 2121


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME. WHALLEY.


Staff M idw i fe— full-time.


Nursing Auxiliary—part-time for day duty.


Domestic


£10-13-0 per week. Apply to Matron.


Assistant—full-time


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


Billinston St. Mary’s R.C. PRIMARY SCHOOL


(male) required 38 hours—£14 0s. 3d. per week. Apply by letter stating age.


Part-time cloaner-in.charge


experience, present post and name and address of one referee, to the Very Rev. Mons. Guerin. St. Mary's Presbytery, York Lane, Langho Blackburn..


WEST RIDING EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


men and women for tho post of Leader at Grindleton Village Youth Club which meets on Tuesday evenings. Tile appoint­ ment is for a maximum of 40 evenings per annum.


Applications are Invited from


cation forms are obtainable from the Divisional Education Officer. Education Office, Water Street. Skipton.


Further information and appi


details obtainable from the Warden (telephone Clitheroe 34171


forwarded to the Divisional Medical Officer, 19 St. James' Street Accrington by not later than the 1st May, 1970.


Completed applications to be Application forms and further


WANTED, men with initiative to earn £lo per week on a part- time basis—no experience re­ quired, training given.—Ring Padlham 71030 for appointment


DAILY HELP REQUIRED for two or three mornings per week. Easily run house in Waddington.


Mrs. J. Naylor, The Old Tan­


nery. Waddington Tel. Clitheroe 3447


TRACTOR DRIVER/GENERAL FARM WORKER required. Good wage.—Bellman Farm, caith- eroe. Tel. Chatburn 229,


VACANCIES for loose pattern moulders experienced plate


moulders and foundry labour­ ers.— Apply: P. Houghton & Co. Ltd., Well fold Foundry. Clitheroe. Tel. 3670.


ATTRACTIVE RESIDENT DOMESTIC POST. Suitable for Pensioner or Widow.


Light duties. Other nelp kept. Country house near Skipton. Write for full par­ ticulars to Box A3, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street. Clitheroe,


YOUNG LADY REQUIRED for grocery store. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons free.— Apply B. Jackson, 32-34 Railway


View Rd.. Clitheroe. Tel. 2076


SMART FEMALE ASSISTANT re- quiredf or grocery trade, good wage to suitable applicant.— Apply c. R. Hargreaves Sons, 40/48 Parson Lane, Clitheroe.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. instamatic cameras Irom 58/-. lnstt- matic Cine Cameras from £16-19-8. Slide Projectors from approx. £13. Pro­ jector tables, special one week offer £4. Pictures and Photos framed.


CAMERA CABIN 30 BLACKBURN ROAD,


ACCRINGTON. TEL. 31803.


THE BRIDAL SPECIALISTS, ANNE WHITTAKER (late of The Arcade. Accrington). Bridal Wear only from London’s Leading Fashion Houses. Bridal Wear with a difference. Beauti­ ful traditional styles or tho modern lashlon trend, from stock or to order. (Brides, bridesmaids and children). Gowns from 15 gns. to 50 gns. All sizes. Relax and choose your gown at leisure In our new premises. 5 INFANT STREET. ACCRINGTON (opposite Peel Street Bus Station). Private appoint­


ments arranged. Tel. Accrington 36731 or 31282.


FREE DELIVERY at Dawsons, for all your garden fertilizers.—Ask lor our special price Itet.—R. E. Dawson Ltd., Ironmongers, Clitheroe.


YOUTH’S AND MEN’S "Varlson Jeans in straight or flaired leg styles.—Economic Stores. 70 Whalley Rd„ Clitheroe.


ZETOR TRACTORS. Sales and sendee. PETER COWKING. Tel. Bolton-by-


LADIES’ TREWS, narrow or Haired leg styles, dress skirts, blouses and Jumpers—Economic Stores 70 Whalley Rd, CUtheroe


PEAT, approx. 561bs. 10/6.— R. E. Dawson Ltd,. Tel. Clitheroe 3382.


YOUTH’S AND MENS sports trousers in Crimplene, Terylene and Evapress, slim fine, or old style turn-ups. Tee shirts, sports shirts, CA. shirts In all the new colours. Shortio rain­ coats heavy knit pullovers and cardigans. Men’s OB. and X.OB.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road, Clitheroe,


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


FOSTER DITCHERS. Sales and service. PETER COWKING. Tel. Bolton-by- Bowland 38:).


LIGHT UP YOUR HOME With candles from: Conor on &


Leeming, 17-19 Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


OVER GO NEW CYCLES IN STOCK to choose from. Cash or terms.—At A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lano and Woone. Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2683.


JOHN INNES COMPOST, 66 lbs. 11/6; 1 cwt., 19/6.—R. E. Daw son Ltd.. Ironmonger.


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


Enrolled Nurse


niglit duty, full or part-time. Geriatric lead of £100 per annum payable after qualify­ ing period. Apply to Mato-on.


required for


For repairing domestic electrical appliances.


ELECTRICIAN


ASPDEN’S require an


Full-time or part-time considered. Good rate of pay. No Saturday A work.pply to:


26. King Street, Clithcroo. Tel. 2681.


MR. J. B. ASPDEN.


BUILDING MAINTENANCE MAN required on an agricultural estate at Dunsop Bridge. Clith- eroc. Good house provided with all services.—Apply, giving ago and details of previous employ­ ment. etc. to the Clerk of Works. Duchy of Lancaster Estate Office. Forton, Preston.


OCEAN LINERS Radio Officer's Training College 91, Lancaster Road, Preston.—Phone 54364. Day or eve courses. Prospectus free


APPRENTICE REQUIRED for ladles' hairstylists (closed all day Monday .—Apply 72 Whalley


Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 2697


YOUTH to assist on golf course, Would consider adult part- time. Experience advantageous, not essential. Local man pre­ ferred.—Apply by letter or per­ sonally to: Head Grcenkccper, Whalley Golf Club. Tel. Whalley


2236.


WANTED. GENERAL FARM WORKER able to milk for mod­ ern dally unit. Cottage avail­ able on Clitheroe-Preston bus route. Pension scheme.—Apply to C.WB. Ltd.. Withglll Farm, Nr. Clitheroe.


JOINER REQUIRED, good rate of pay.—Apply 44 Peel Park Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel. 3190.


____W W


LGT OOS LD. ELLG/DE, CLITH E 22221314


ELAE MTR T ERO


Experienced MECHANIC REQUIRED


Good Rate of Pay, Numerous Extra Benefits. •APPLY—.1. GREGSON


OR telephone for appointment


GOOn OPPORTUNITY for youth 16-18 years, in car trade.—Apply


Clitheroe Auto. Engineers. Castle St., Clitheroe.


WAITRESS REQUIRED Tues., Thurs. Fri.. 11-30 am. to 2 pm. — E. is G Bush. Fish and Chip Cafe, King St.. Whalley. Tel. Whalley 2349.


CLEANER REQUIRED two morn­ ings per week. Transport avail­ able from Whalley.—Tel. Whal- lcy 2241.


FORECOURT SALESMAN re­ quired to work shift system. Wage plus bonus. — Rufus Carr Ltd. Tel. CUtheroe 2173.


ENG RAVING! Take it to Coneron & Leeming. 17-19. Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


RIMA ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER and stand, £5 Boy’s Keny Hun­ ter cycle. 161n. frame, suit 9-11 year-old,£8. Ring Clithcroa 2438


GIRL’S CYCLE suit 10 to 13 years, £4.—17, Windsor Avenue, Clitheroe.


SCOTTISH MOHAIR, Poodicc. Capes, Stoles, Rugs. Berets.— Anne Parkin 8a. Burnley Road. Accrington. Tel. 31052.


CHILD’S HIGH/LOW CHAIR. complete wiit-h table top.—Bell­ man Farm. Clitheroe. Tel. Chatburn 229.


WELL-COMPOSTED horse man­ ure. 3/6 per bag; six bags £1.— Bellman Farm, CUtheroe. Tel Chatburn 229.


HAYTER ROTARY MOWER. 3S li.p. Good condition. £17-10-0— Tel. Clitheroe 3954


DIVAN BEDS. Buy “Rest Assured’’ high quality beds.


“Deeprcst.” £45-19-6, loss 20% cash discount. ‘‘Duoh«ss’r £44- 19-6. less 15% cash discount. Medium q u a li t y quilted


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


POLLARDS FOR PIANOS, pianos, pianos. New and second-hand. Leading makers. HP terms. Tun­ ings and repairs. Electronic Organs: Baldwin. Yamaha. Solina • Farfisa.— Demonstra­ tions at Pollards. 20/22, Stan- dish Street, Burnley. Tel. 25829.


BONEMEAL. 71bs. 5/6; 14 lbs. 9/-; 281 bs. 15/6.—From: R. E. Dawson Ltd. Tel. Clitheroe 3382


RENT YOUR T.V. from 7/6 per week including aerial main­ tenance. Limited number of thoroughly reconditioned sets available. B.B.C.-2 from 10/- wefik no deposit. —A E. Har­ greaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lone Clitheroe. Tel. 2683.


TV REPAIRS.—Overhauls—Aerials fitted and repaired. Telephone the TV Speci­ alists. J O. ROWLAND. Tel. Wlnllcy 3585.


DUOMATIC WASHER. Baby Bell lng cooker, electric clock, Elec­ trolux fridge (approx, l i cubic ft.), fan heater. All as new.— Phone Clitheroe 2162. Evenings.


FOR DOORS, windows, vesti­ bules fencing, etc., including windows (complete with glass) to fit yourself.—Contact Jim Kemp. Joiner. 69. Avenue Par­ ade, Accrlngtin, Tel. 37878.


SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT WUton stair carpet, 8 yds. x 27 in.- £10. Tel. Clitheroe 3975.


NYLON STRETCH COVERS


AN AMAZING SELECTION. OVER 170 DIFFERENT


PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM.


All Prices—All Shapes and Sizes quoted for-


For Free Home Demonstration Ring Clitheroe 3976 or call


11 LANGDALE AVENUE.


EDISFORD PARK, CLITHEROE


LARGE STOCK of record players, tape recorders and radiograms at terms you can afford.—A. E, Hargreaves. Moor Lane, and Woone Lane CUtheroe. Tel. 2683


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


HOOVER WASHING MACHINES and vacuum cleaners, irons, kettles, fan heaters, etc., from your Hoover dealer: A. E. Har­ greaves. Moor Lane, and Woone Lane CUtheroe. Tel. 2683.


FREE CANTEEN with a 44-piece


BEADS NEED RE-THREADING? — T a k e them to Contron is


sot of Oneldacraft cutlery at: Coneron it Leeming. 17-19, Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


Leeming 17-19. Moor Lane. CUtheroe.


VENETIAN BLINDS In 20 differ­ ent colours at 334% off retail prices Eg. 5ft. x 5ft. £7-9-6. All with five year written guaran­ tee.—For free quotation write phone or call, 11. Langdale Av. Cliheroe Tel. 3975.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED, Huntley Lawn Samlesbury, —Write or Phone Sharp. Mellor 2787


SPECIAL OFFER: Youth’s Crim­ plene suits. 34’’ and 36” chest, only 10 gns. Unrepeatable at


tills price. —Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Rd., Clitheroe.


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


shaw Ltd.. 45 Bumley Road, Padlham.


PRAM SERVICE:


tyred and repaired.—A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lane and


covered and apron wheels rc-


Woone Lane, CUtheroe Tel. 2683


SMALL COTTACE SUITE, good condition, red cover. £12-10-0.— H. Kaine & D Rawson, 79, Low­ ergate, Clitheroe Tel. 3444


T.V. RENTALS. Reconditioned BJ3j


no deposit. Aerials extra.—H. Kaine <te D. Rawson. 79. Lower- gate, Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.


C.-2 sets, 19in. 10/- week


IT’S WATCH TIME? At Coneron Leeming, 17-19. Moor Lane,


CUtheroe.


PRAM. COT AND MATTRESS. £10.—8 W lU p p Av„ CUtheroe.


BINOCULARS from £ 6-10-0 to £1C0. Field Glasses from • £3-10*0. Telescopes from £1-12-0 to £ 260. Modifiers from 3/6 to £ 10. Cameras, Projectors, etc. Sold, bought, exchanged, repaired. EDGAR BRADSHAW LTD., 45 BURN­ LEY ROAD. PADIHAM. Tel. 72367.


1961 8.SA. SUNBEAM SCOOTER and spares. 250 cc twin. Good condition. £18 o.n.o,—19, Edls- Xord Rd., CUrtheroe.


H.C.B, WILSON PRAM. £4.— 'Tel, Clitheroe 3509.


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


PROFESSIONAL MAN wishes to rent, for a period of approxi­ mately two months from mid- July, a small furnished flat, bungalow or house In CUtheroe or district. No children. Good rent offered. Replies to Box No. Tl, Advertiser <fc Times.


GENTLEMAN URGENTLY re­ quires flat or suitable accommo­ dation. Clitheroe area.—Write


Box No. A2. Advertiser and Times.


UNFURNISHED ACCOMMODA­ TION. required for single lady In Clitheroe . district.—Write


Box No. A1 Advertiser and Times


TENDERS


CLITHEROE CENTRAL WORKING MEN’S CLUB


repainting of the outside of the above premises; including all window frames and stone sur­ rounds gutters, downspouts, all woodwork, and new form. Tenders addressed to the Secre­


Tenders arc Invited for the


tary to be received by the dos­ ing date. Friday, April 24th 1970.


divans from £26-15-0, less 10% cash discount.—H. Kaine. & D Rawson. 79 Lowergate. Clith­ eroe. Tel, 3444.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take it to Coneron is Leeming, 17-19 Moor Lane. Clitheroe


JEWELLERY R E P A IR S OF EVERY DESCRIPTION under­ taken at Coneron is Leeming, 17-19 Moor Lane, CUtheroe.


FOR CREY'S AHD WHARFEDALE R0L LERS. PETER COWKING. Tel. Bolton- by-Bowlnm! 289.


NEW CYCLES, no deposit terms, from 7/6 per week.—A. E. Har­ greaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lane. CUtheroe. Tel. 2683.


STRETCH COVERS now available made to measure for that unusual suite or chair shape.— Tel CUtheroe 3976


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing


Centre. 72/74/76 Scotland Rood Nelson


MARLEY MIX. All sizes, at Daw­ sons. Ironmongers. Parson Lane,


CUtheroe.


RE-UPHOLBTERY. save mttMlemaii’a profit. We re-cover your treasured three- piece suites as peiv from as little as 18 ens..Chairs £7. over too patterns. Free estimates. Distance no objeet. Write or phone: HENLEY, 50 ZION STREET (off Padlham Road). BURNLEY. Tel, 27188


TURKEY EGGS FOR SALE— King, Commons Farm, off Kirk- moor Rd„. CUitheros


themselves to accept the lowest or any tender.


The Committee do not bind


78. Whalley Road. CDitheroe.


. .


H. DUCKWORTH. Secretary.


hoods re­


GARDENING


TnEE FELLING. Rotovatlng, Turflns, etc. Tel. Blackburn 58309 and Longridge 3351.


WANTED


. HIGH-CASH PRICE paid for large round or oval tables; sets of chairs; bureaux bookcases; wall clocks: old oil paintings, old musical boxes; grandfather clocks: any items of Inlaid fur­ niture; silver; • pottery; coloured glass, etc,, etc. Contents of old houses bought.—Write, phone or call, anytime. Antique Shop, Frank St- Bamoldswick.—Tel.


3558.


I BUY AND COLLECT children's babie’s ladies’ and gent’s clothes, curtains, bedding, orna­ ments etc.—Ring Accrington


35885


ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES, X buy and coUect all your dis­ carded clothing—Mrs. Howarth. p i Church Square, Worsthorne. Write or phone Bumley 27882.


LARGE CHILD’S TRICYCLE re­ quired—3, Langshaw Drive. Clthcroe.


METAL P R IC E S AT


E. and M. Critcliley and Sons


GANN0W HOUSE WORKS GANNOW LANE


(Back Grey Mare Inn)


Tel: Bumley 26243 Per lb.


Heavy Copper .. 5/6 Copper Wire .. 5/3 Back Boilers .. 5/- Brazery ............ 4/6 Brass and Copper 3/6 (Radiators)


Brass ................. 3/2 Aluminium ------1/3


Lead ............... 1/- Per cwt.


Car batteries .. 35/-


Scrap Electric Motors .. 40/-


Iron and Steel Scrap £7 to £10 per ton


HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION


M0RECAMBE. - One week inclusive holiday Three day tours English Lakes.


Theatres. Full Board. Residence, from £lfi 5s Brochure—WICHF1ELD PHI* VATE HOTEL Sea View Parade Tel


2411


GREAT YARMOUTH. — Reduced terms for early and late. WALMER HOUSE. 18 WELLINGTON - ROAD. Adjacent sea front. B. te B. and Evening dinner. Comfortable, homely * atmosphere. No petty restrictions. SMITH. Tel. 55623,


SCARBOROUGH.—ULLSWATER HOTEL, QUEEN’S PARADE. Licensed, sea views, family hotel, ballroom, three lounzes, Terms from 40/- per day. Special terms parties and O.A.P’s. Brochure and Tariff. Tel. 4884.


TORQUAY, - GAY COURT FLATS, Secluded but central. Bay Views. S.A.E. Brochure. 'Phone 22829.


RHYL.—Sea Front. T.V. Holiday Flat lets 69 WEST PROMENADE. 'Phone


4710.


BLACKPOOL 26475 HONLEY HOUSE. 1 VANCE ROAD. Central. Licenced. Resi dent Cftof. T.V. Lounge. Full board from 30/- per day.


TORQUAY. — Holiday Flatlets, tully equipped. Central. Close buses, shops, beaches BooUnss April to October. Complimentary entertainment tickf-ls Brochure S.A.B. HUGHENDEN. WOOD' END ROAD, TORQUAY 32648.


BLACKPOOL. - SUNBURY H O T E L . Licensed. Adjacent South Pier. Every comfort. Happy holidays assured. Full


board 10 Bus. Reduced May/June. Mrs. LOCKETT, 10—13 BRIGHT STREET. Telephone 44851.


B I S P H A M. — SEAHAVEN HOLIDAY FLATS. 30 vds. prom. 3 mins Red Bank Road. All flais, T.V. Separate kitchens, divan beds,- eto- l CLIFF PLACE. Tel.


Blackpool 51320.


BLACKPOOL. — HONLEY HOUSE, VANCE ROAD. Central. Lice rued. Resi dent Chef. T.V. Lounge. Full board from 30/-. Tel. 26475.


SCARBOROUGH, — BRI-NOOK, 111 COLUMBUS RAVINE. Excellent B. &


B. and Evening Dinner 26/- to 28'-. H. Aj C. Vacancies Whit, onwards. ’Phone 4565.


NEWQUAY to PERnANPORTH. Large selection of flats, bungalows, chalet- and caravans. Choice of sites. Near beaches. Stamp for


b r o c h u r e . ROBSONS, MORFA HALL, NEWQUAY.


CORNWALL — *PRAA SANDS (near) F a r m h o u s e Accommodation. All amenities. Cornish Proprietress. Dinner, B. & B. Also Furnished Cottages. Fully


booked mid June, and Aug. Mrs. H. ROBERTS, NEATH HILL FARM. ASH­ TON, HELSTON. Phone: Germoe 346"


CAMPING


GREAT CAMPING EXHIBITION on Tcxwneley Holmes. Bumley, Sunday May 3rd. Everything you neeed for your camping holidays. Have a day out, see the exhibition and the beautiful hail and park at Towneiey, Don’t forget ’’Ken’s’’ Exhibition May 3rd. 10% cash discount off goods bought on tlie day.—For further particulars ’’Ken’s." 165 Padlham Rd., Burnley. Phone


23609.


EXPERT SERVICES W. BEER


LIGHT HAULAGE


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken.


71 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE. Tel. 2857.


ROOF REPAIRS — “ PERM-A-SEAL' Written guarantee against slipping Slates and Ingress of Water. Tel


Burnley 31311. •


WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS All work guaranteed. Note: We are now able to accept clocks.— Morton's, 18, Moor Lane. Clitlv eroe. Tel. 2420.


DRY ROT, rising damp. etc. Consult the area specialists. immediate attention, guaranteed work. M. HARVEY. Tel,


Burnley 26M1, Lancashire Eduoation Committee— Division 6,


NELSON AND COLNE COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION Principal; D. J. Mooro, B.A. (Com), Dtp.,Ad.,Ed., M,B,I,M, THREE OR MORE ’O’ LEVELS


This can lead to a full-time course and a career in: CATERING ...................


. SHIP ......................... -


BUSINESS STUDIES .. ENGINEERING ............ MEDICAL SECRETARY-


SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY


ART. DESIGN ANd DRAMA


. a National Diploma Course (2 years sandwich).


a 2 year nationally recognised course leading to member­ ship of the Institute of Medical Secretaries.


G.CE. ’A’ level Science course (2 years).


1 or 2 year course leading to rccolnlsed qualifications.


For every course CS E. grade I is equivalent to ‘O’ level and i f you have Insufficient ’O’ levels there is a preparatory course at the College. All these courses can lead directly to managerial Posts, at 18 Plus or to higher courses at other Colleges and Ualverelties.


■ SECRETARIAL WORK . . . . 1 year full-time course.


HAJKDRESS3NQ ............... 2 years full-time course. CATERING ..........................


NO ‘O’ LEVELS NEEDED l or 2 years full-time course.


If, however, you want to try for G.C.E. ’O’ level, then there Is a special school-leavers course at the College. Why not visit tlie College 'Open Day’ 2-00—4-00 pm. Saturday, 20th April.


Send for details to tlie Principal, College of Further Education, Sootland Road, Nelson, Lancashire. Telephone: Nelson 66411.


T. J. A THOMAS. Divisional Education Officer.


years). a National Diploma Course (2 years).


a National Diploma Course (2 TO:


Tlio Clerk to the Licensing Magistrates for the Licensing |


District of CUtheroe


Tlie Chief Superintendent Lan­ cashire County Constabulary,


Blackburn


The Clerk of the Rural District Council


Tlie County Fire Officer of the County of Lancaster


TON of Lynwood. Mltton Road, Whalley in tlie County of Lan­ caster and WILLIAM DAY FENTON of Fernbank, Wlswcil Lane, Whalley aforesaid HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that we intend to apply at the Licensing Sessions to be held at the Court House. King Street. CUtheroe in the said County of Lancaster on tlie 14tli day of May 1970 for the Grant to us of a Justices* Licence author­ ising us to sell by retail any intoxicating liquors for con­ sumption off the Grocers Shop premises situate at 9 George Street. Whalley aforesaid. We have been partners in the grocery business known as W. T. Fenton and Son carried on at the said shop during the six months preceding the date hereof.


WE. WALTER TERR1T FEN­


ville. Sal th-Ul Road. Clitheroe aforesaid is the owner of the said shop premises.


DATED this sixteenth day of


April 1970. Signed:


W. T. FENTON. W D. FENTON.


BE WISE FOR


GATES, RAILINGS, BALUSTRADES ANYTHING IN


WROUGHT IRON TO YOUR OWN DESIGN


(Large or small) Contact—


RILEYS RUSTICS STATION HOAD.


F0ULRIDGE, COLNE. TELEPHONE 1069.


FREE ESTIMATES


GODDARD & MAY CARPETS LTD.


Select from our exoiting range of carpets in your own home. Direct from tlie Warehouse Prices.


i.o. £40 carnet, £4 Den.. 5 tilths, at £5, 4 tilths, at £4.


Confidential credit tonus arranged with pleasure


We will call at vour convenience. RING CLITHEROE 3975. |,//, Mr. Fred Haydock of Somer­ MUSICAL


FRANK CROWDER. ARH.C.M M.H.S.T. . Pianoforte. Singing


Tel. 687. LEGAL NOTICE


and Voice Production.-—11 Gls- burn Road. Bolton-by-Bowland.


‘ The Cleaning Centre'


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Police win snooker trophy


The Police won the team Knock-Out Cup when tW defeated Billington ‘B’ in the final of Clitheroe and Dis­


trict Snooker League's annual competition. Scores, homo team first:


Billington ’B 413 ( 856); Police 467 (899); R. Wild 66, F. Booth


74; G. Robinson 90, B. Althnm 76; M. Aitken 56, G. Titlcy 79; \V. CiifTe 73, L. McEntee 80: J. Swain 94, G. Coldwell 62; B. Robinson 64, T. Swift 61.


LEAGU E RESULTS Calderstoncs 451, Pendle


Club 443; M. Stakie 83, J. Whittaker 65; T. Fitzpatrick 45, M. Knowles 96; B. Seed 78, G. Burgess 92; D. Fitz­ patrick 64, T. Howarth 81; H. Ingram 98, F. Hudson 53; H. Clayton 83, J. Whit­ taker 56. Pendleton 414; Billington


‘B- 325; T. McMencny 78, H. Ormerod 60; D. Nuttall 70, M. Aitken 59, W. Scott 57, M. Duckworth 51; H. Nutter 59, B. Robinson 44; F. McNab 75, R. W. Wild 58; A. McNab 75, J. Sfjfain 53.


.Waddington ‘A’ 494; Chat- burn ‘B’ 283; G. Spink 107, T. Dugdale 31; P. Glennon 74, F. Jones 48; M. Sowden 74, F. Webster 57; N. Water- worth 74, A. Holgate 65; M. Cox 81, B. Jones 32; S. Cox 84, J. Pish 50. Social Club ‘B’ 451;


British Legion 368; J. Atkin­ son 71, G. Wrathall 52; T. Slater 56, G. Lambert 69; D. Kay 71, T. Williamson 53; R. Bum 92, J. Geldard 64; A. Hargreaves 103, P. McCann 70; E. Holden 58, G. Yates 60. Police 404; Waddington ‘B’


468; T. Swift 92, D. Wright 58: J. Thwnitcs 41, D. Nelson 111; J. Healey 55, A. Wright 83; I. Hartley 77, J. Wooff 86; G. Utley 46, S. Hatton 63; B. Alt-ham 93, T. Walmsley 67. Chatburn ‘A ’ 368; Social


Club ‘A’ 329; E. Horsfild 61, N. Burgess 55; A. Clark 73, B. Scott 31; P. Craig 62, A. Atkinson 52; A. Middle- borough 43, B. Smith 62; P. Butler 53, J. Haydock 98; R. Parker 76, T. Palmer 31.


LEAGUE TABLE


Waddington ”B’’ Social Club ‘A ’ . Waddington ’A ’ Chat-bum ’’B’’ .


Pendle Club ... Billington ’’B ” . Billington "A’’ , Police


.............


Chatburn “A” .. Conservatives .,,


.. 24 224


. . . 24 221 .. 24 205


. . . 24 200 . . . 25 187


Pendleton ....... Calderstoncs ... Social Club “B” British Legion , Highest break:


Social club 'A'.


Chipping made it


Low Moor C. 1, Chipping 3. Because the ground


was unfit, Chipping’s home game with Low Moor was transferred to


VETERANS HAVE 100


MEMBERS Years ago when the


racing men talked about courses, mention of the name ‘Brock’ would con­ jure up visions of the old ‘25’ course known at L2 which started near Nichol­ son's and turned


the Lancaster boundary. Increasing traffic made the


use of L2 difficult so the new 25 course taking in part of Blackpool Road w used.


Now that tlie motorway is taking most of -the traffic it


was decided to try out tlie Lancaster Road again with a modified start and a far turn at Hampson Green round­ about. The ‘new’ L1A has come into being.


I t was on this course that


the North Lancs ‘Vets’ held their ‘25’ mile event on Sun­ day.


After tlie exertions o f the


previous week in tlie dales -the 25 mile distance seemed quite short, but once more a troublesome cross wind was a factor that pulled all the times down.


Even tho fast lads in the


main event promoted by Ribble Valley C.R.C. had to bo content with a winning ride 21 seconds over the hour.


The fastest ‘Vet’ was again


Jack Spencer, of Clayton, in 1-3-30. Pour North Lancs


Clarion riders entered and Harry Aspden returned in 1-6-23 and Brian Nightingale in 1-11-6.


At the meeting of the North


Lancs ‘Vets’ group after the event it was announced that membership had topped the 100 mark for tlie first time.


The club hope- to watch


the Three Peaks Pell Race at Horton and at the finish at Ohapel-Le-Dale. This will


.be a very interesting run for new riders who are welcome to join us when we leave Clitheroe at 9-00 a.m. on Sunday. I t will be about 65 miles.


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DIM BStUMBBIL


the latter’s ground. Chipping had the advan­


tage of the slope in the first half but Low Moor were first to go in front with a well-taken goal by Pinch. Soon afterwards. Chipping


hit back. Squires heading home a Duncamson cross, and Procter making it 2—0 at half-time. After the interval ex­


changes were fairly even but Squires eventually added a third for Chipping. Later, good keeping by Atkinson held Low Moor at bay in the closing stages of what had been a good clean game. Chipping team: Atkinson;


Freeman (J), Rich; Free­ man (R), Cookson. Blezard: Freeman (P). P r o c t e r Rhddes, Duncanson, Horn­


by.


. . . . 24 171 , .. . 24 170 ••.. 24 155 ----- 24-155 -... 23 148 . .. . 24 141 . . . 24 137 .. 24 135


, . . . 24 103 44, B. Smith


First for a month


Waddington 2, Walpanwr o, T he re-arranged meet-


mg o f the twow clubs, on M o n d a y , gave Waddins- ton their first victory fot a month— a much-needed tonic fo r last night’s Craven Cup semi-final. The villagers again fielded


five reserves who did their.. selves proud in an all-round team effort. There could be no complaints about fir's performance as they inflicted


only the second defeat on the Darwen side in 12 games.


Waddington took the lenj


after 30 minutc5 in which they had been under p-C


s.


sure. Robinson got the goji after a Behan header had been fisted out by a defende-


In the second half, the home team were mostlv ft


command due to fine work h» the half backs. Twenty minmes from tim


e


Barrett made sure of to--.! points with a chip shot.


In an encouraging pertor.


mance, Lund, Marsden, sum. son and Behan played wel'


marking the end of a sneii of bad form.


w Waddington team- How.


den; Marsden, Jones; Lund Richards (P), Simpson; Binckledge, Barrott Behan


Robinson, Edmundsbn. Su’> stitute, Richards.


Defeat at Chorley


Although Clitheroe FC


went down lo Chorley w ho have their eyes on the championship of the Lancashire Combination, Clitheroe gave a good account o f themselves at Victory Park on Saturday. Chorley turned round with


a goal advantage but Clith­ eroe grabbed a shock equali­ ser within three minute. Moody was the scorer. H


e


turned Barnet's cross pas; Holmes. Tlie home side made sure


of tlie points with further goals in the 56th and 72r.d minutes.


Darls )n their first match, the


newly formed Commercial Hotel women’s darts team had the satisfaction of holding the experienced B l a c k Horse Hotel wom en’s team to a 4-4


draw. The games were played a*


Black Horse, Commercial making a good start by trai­ ning the first three gam


es-


Tlie next two were shared hr. then -the home players founo their aim and won ihe las-


three. Commercial are now low-


ing around for more oppo­ nents. P eo p le interested should contact Mr. D. M at the Commercial Hotel.


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NOW OPEN WEDNESDAY MORNINGS [Draw was Conditions were fai


from suitable for encke on Saturday when W h a l- , lev entertained league


i newcomers, Cherry Tree 'for the opening fixture o


(he new season. Whalley included their ne.


'professional G. Hal! whit; Cherry Tree had Kevin Fia. lev the former Rishtou all rounder as their professional A cold wind and a puddm:-


;iikc pitch are not the ingre dients for good cricket, hi;


■


both teams took to the ’.as enthusiastically. The Villager, won the toss and began can


i tiouslv on a wicket which wa.- : of no real advantage to citin'


-side. Read fir


Road gained a comfort able victory in the open


ling match o f the seasor ;at Settle. Fairciough, C3p -tain, and new professiona


iTatton scored 70 and 61 - respectiveiy. and


duced these runs at most appropriate moment when Read appeared t( . Ibc struggling,


i) Settle put Read in. and whci .Davidson bowled Goadw.r . and Georgeson in his fir.-


pro­


F i r s t g a j ; ° f


all i »d* S S o n P »c t ic e Ribblesdale


I ; GvouncKyO°- e wicket* ‘^ v e n wet-nne


f i ^ ^ r s amended t-ht d Clitheroe


l-i FcwsP“ “ ° l ot HibblesdpU 11Dcrb)l


hwaiideictt > in f „ l ly


j . gcorms ^ to the , trad: I ':««• '0


slow


; tI0!, , i-i an atmosphere o. : cndcd >


£f ’ cricket, the game ■


‘ the 0 The one that got uwuy.


From either side’s point f view, this is an liPl


ildUription o f this De rby ‘^counter between R ib - blesdalc Wanderers


‘Ribblesdale and


; clitheroe on Saturday the opening day o f the C r i c k e t


, . ecCied only it and had hal. '•heir wickets in hand.


Lc3°uc season, with 85 to beat Clithcroc


■ S t to have been easy bu wasn't because a long


Titheroe's last pair «'H‘ p oduced a good example o:


filled to wflo- 'wanderers, after facing ; seemingly inevitable defeu. we® finally held at bay b


CHATB WITH


King's A;


:■ Chatburn, with ten t ...scrappy game at Edisfc


jutes old when Lawson a right wing cross.


■ Minutes later, good \ $)' Ward and Pye resulte Bishop putting the h


.team level.


: ,Iust before the inte: f


restored Chatbr


lead after a good run d [rffir right wing by Bush


i -ytff the resumption. E;jie (A) increased the -then he ran through on .«'it and netted. ' K: •urns scored through : I'iio was given a good PX Bishop. They bezun ,c°mc more into the plci nd looked like cqualisi B»t it- was Chatburn


scored when slack nuir »)' the home defence allc Colgate to get a fourth


.,°r his side after ano |®od solo run. 3 Outstanding for K


'vcrc Bishop and a-nd Townsend


-Hme on as substitute in |«cond half, i t Was


j rft' l'?ncl league game an< Sne n. sood accolmt of


t&L- J l 'M<* and Hoi §| ‘ eci tbe village side


iTrinity


d o w e l l Trinity 6, st. I Trinity, who


, J nod were dowi !^ en and later n ^i°re than ten, b


Paul’s. victory »MI/| 7-a-si(


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