y.,-, 10 Clitheroe Advertiser-and Times, 'August 38,1910 USED CAES. /


1969 AUSTIN 1100 Mk. U. Connaught. Beautifully kept. Note the price ....................... ....................................................................................


V.'-


1969 RILEY Kestrel 1300. As new ......................................................... 1969 VAUXHALL Viva 2-door Deluxe, in yellow, one owner . . 1969 AUSTIN Maxi. br.owDerrv white. DlacK trim. Specimen car 1968/9 'G* HILLMAN New Minx. Alpino green, green trim. one owner


1968 FORD Escort Super. Alpina green


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


1968 TRIUMPH 1300 TC. In white, one lady owner................ 1968 FORD Cortina 2-door Deluxe. 1300 engine,- silver fox. black vinyl roof ................................................................................................


1968 FORD Zephyr V4 Deluxe. Afpina green, {ust fitted with works replacement engine .......................... ............................ .................


1967/8 M.G.B. C.T. With wire wheels


1968 FORD Zephyr V6 Deluxe. With floor change a t ............... .... 1968 WOLSELEY 18/85 Automatic. Hardly distinguishable from new. Finished In Trafalgar blue. P-A.S. and all luxury features. Note the o r lco ................................................. ..........


1968 FORD Corsair 2000E. Silver fox, black vinyl roof, complete with radio and other luxury fitm e n ts ................................... ..


1967 SINGER Gazelle ............................................................................................... 1967 WOLSELEY 1100 Deluxe Saloon. Royal blue, automatic gearbox. Ideal second car for man whose wife has wooden leg


........................; ............ ..............................................................................................................


1967 FORD Corsair 4-door Deluxe, Blue mink. Impeccable . . . . 1967 MORRIS 1100. Smoke grey, complete with -heater, rim embellishers, etc.


1966 VAUXHALL Cresta Deluxe. Royal b lu e ............................................ 1966 FORD Corsair G.T. In w h ite ..................................................................


......................................................................................... ESTATES


1967 HILLMAN New Minx Estate. Olive green, .matching trim. Superb condition ....................................................... .......................................


VANS • W SEEKEND


* EXCITING FLORAL DISPLAYS AND ARRANGEMENTS * TRADE EXHIBITS


* 100 CLASSES including HORTICUL­ TURAL, DOMESTIC, CHILDREN’S AND NOVELTY


Nominal charge to Flower Show for Society Funds.


’ SATURDAY 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. ’ Sunday . . . 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.


| Prizes Presented Sunday 4 p.m. > by MR F. LOADS.


ALL THIS PLUS THE BEST BLOOMING 100 USED CAR BUYS IN THE AREA!


1968 ZODIAC Automatic ........ £895 1967 ZODIAC Automatic


........ £895


1967 ZODIAC Mk IV Automatic £895 1965 ZODIAC Executive Saloon £450 1969 ZEPHYR 4 D/L ............. £875 1968 ZEPHYR 4 D/L ............. £725 1968 ZEPHYR Mk IV .................. £715 1967 ZEPHYR 6 Automatic . . . £575 1969 CAPRI 1600 CT ‘XL’ . . . £1,025 1969 CORSAIR V4 ....................... £795 1969 CORSAIR 2000E


1967 HILLMAN Minx ............. £550 1969 JACUAR 4.2 X|6 Saloon £2,695 1968 JAGUAR 3.4 ‘S’ ............. £1,295


1967 JAGUAR 3.4 Mk II ......... £925 1967 JACUAR 3.4 ‘S’


1968 JAGUAR 3.4 ‘S’ Webasto roof


£925


1969 CORSAIR ........................... £750 1967 CORSAIR V4 ....................... £530 1964 CORSAIR D/L N .................. £295 1969/70 CORTINA Super Auto. Est., ’H’ Reg........................ £925


................................ £1,195 £975


1968 LOTUS ELAN +2 Saloon £1,350


1968 MERCEDES-BENZ 220/8 £1,975 1967 MERCEDES-BENZ 250SE £2,100 1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 220SE ’65 series ....................... £1,195


1969 CORTINA 1300 2-dr D/L £775 1969 CORTINA Super


............. £845


1969 CORTINA 1600 D/L ......... £815 1968 CORTINA CT 4-door ... £750 1967/68 CORTINA 1600 4-door Cross-flow ........................... £595


1967/68 CORTINA 1600 Cross- flow ..................................... £645


1967 CORTINA 1600E ............. £875 1967 CORTINA 1600 4-dr D/L £625 1967 CORTINA 1300 4-door. Choice of two ................. £595


1967 CORTINA GT 4-door ........ £625 1969 CORTINA 1600 D/L Est. £875 1967/68 CORTINA 1300 Est. . . . £625 1967 CORTINA 1600 Est............. £610 1969 ESCORT 1300 D/L Est. . . . £735 1969 ESCORT D/L ....................... £695 1969/70 ESCORT D/L ............. £695 1969 ESCORT 1100 D/L Est. . . . £695 1968 ESCORT 1100 D/L Est. . . . £650 1968 ESCORT D/L ....................... £595 1968 ANGLIA D/L. choice of two £425 1969 AUSTIN 3 litre Automatic £1.350 1969 AUSTIN Maxi


1969 MORRIS 1300 Estate . . . £750 1968 MORRIS Mini 1000 Super £525 1967/68 MORRIS Mini Basic *F’ £395 1967/68 MORRIS 1100 D/L . . . £495 1968 MORRIS Oxford .................. £650 1968 MORRIS 1800 Mk II . . . £825 1967 MORRIS Mini Traveller . . . £425 1967 MORRIS 1100 D/L ........ £495 1967 MORRIS 1100 Traveller . . . .£495 1967/68 NSU Prinx 1000 Sal. ‘F’ £465 1967 RAMBLER 770 Coupe . . . £1,275 1966 RELIANT Scimitar CT . . . £895 1968 ROVER 2000 TC ......... £1,225 1967 ROVER 2000 Auto ......... £970 1967 ROVER 2000 TC ......... £1,050 1965 ROVER 3 litre Coupe . . . £675 1968/69 SINGER Vogue Auto. £795 1967 SINGER Caxelle Saloon . . . £595 1967/68 SKODA 1000 MB D/L £350 1969 SUNBEAM Rapier H120 cx. man............................. £1,250


1968 MC 1300 2-dr ‘G’ Rog. . . . £695 1969 MORRIS Mini Super


......... £625


1969 TRIUMPH 13/60 ............. £695 1968 TRIUMPH 200 Estate . . . £1.150 1967 TRIUMPH 2000 Automatic £975


1969 AUSTIN 1300 4-door Super £750 1969 AUSTIN 1100 4-door D/L £695 1969 AUSTIN 3 litre O/D, radio £1,250 1969 AUSTIN 1300 Estate ........ £750 1969 CHRYSLER Valiant Est., ex man..................................... £1,850


.................. £905


1969 HILLMAN Hunter ............. £835 1969 HILLMAN Minx ............. £745 1968/69 HILLMAN Minx D/l----- £745


1969 VAUXHALL Viva D/L . . . £675 1968 VAUXHALL Victor Super


1968 VAUXHALL Victor 2000 £725 1968 VAUXHALL Victor 1600 Super ..................................... £650


1600 ..................................... £725


1968 VAUXHALL Victor 1600 £650 1967 WOLSELEY 1100 ............. £495


SHOWROOM OPEN: Sat. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


1969 VAUXHALL Victor 1600 Super, choice of three . . . £775


1969 FORD Escort Deluxe Estate Car. Aqua blue ......................... 1968/9 ‘G’ FORD Cortina 1600 Deluxo Estate, Car. Royal blue 1968/9 ‘G* AUSTIN 1300 Travellers Car. In r e d ............. ................. 1968 FORD Cortina Deluxe Estate C a r-....................................................... 1968 VAUXHALL Viva Deluxe Estate Car. Fir green, one owner 1967 CORSAIR Farnham Estate Car 2000 GT. A splendid example of this much sought after estate c a r ..........................


£595 B £590 §


£595 I £595 I £595 | £565 -1


|


1969 Choice of tw TRANSIT 17 and 22 cwf. Vans. White/ m beige ..................................................................................................................... £545 s 1969 FORD Transit Drop Sido Truck, Hydraulic tipper, dicsci engine ...................................................................................................................... £695 s


s


1969 AUSTIN * ton Van. A60 t y p o ...................................................................£375 S 1968/9 ‘f f ESCORT Van Deluxe .............................................


1968 JU. Petrol, one ow n e r ......................................................................................... £295 3 1968 TRANSIT 35 cwt. Vane LWB. with side loading door, one


£425 f owner . . . « .............. £550 s =


1967/8 ‘F’ FORD Transit 15-seatcr Bus, One owner ...........................£595 ~ H.P, Terms. Exchangee. Ask tor details ot oui No Deposit Schema


8


CROOK STREET GARAGE I GRIMSHAW PARK,


|


PARK ROAD, BLACKBURN | TELEPHONE 57425


YOUNG MEN


[ for professional qualifications with & good educational i back-ground and preferably GCE passes at 'A* level, j although applicants who have a minimum of 4 'O’ level i passes or CSE Grade l successes In academic subjects I will be considered.


AGED 16 TO 26 j WE R E Q U I R E


Young men who are willing to work hard and study


| Full training In the Bank’s training school, a salary | of over £ 1,000 per annum in your early twenties, a 1 five-day week, and a pension scheme. There arc excel- ) lent opportunities for our staff to hold appointments j by their mid-twenties. Interested? then write for an \ interview and further Information to:—


IWE O F F E R I Name.


J' Address.. 1 have the following GCE passes . This year I ’m taking------------


To: The Area Manager, National Westminster Bank Ltd.; P.O. Box No. 22, ChaddeslcyHse., Manchester Rd., Burnley.


A National Westminster Bank YOUNG LADIES


YORKSHIRE RANK


The Manager Yorkshire Bank Limited* Castle Streeti Clitheroe, Uncs. BB7 2BT.


Required for training on various electronic assemblies including


PRINTED CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY COIL FINISHING


ELECTRONIC PANEL WIRING FEMALE EVENING SHIFT WORKERS HOTEL STAFF


KITCHEN ASSISTANT (MALE) WAITRESSES/WAITERS


GOOD WAGES, FOOD, AND SOME WITH OWN ROOM


No late hours


FIRST CLASS WORKERS ONLY SUITABLE TRAINEES ACCEPTED


Transport provided from Clitheroc, Grindlcton and Chatbum


EAVES HALL COUNTRY CLUB, WADDINGTON, CLITHEROE


Tel: Clitheroe 2561 I YOUNG MAN could th is be you ? a career in


Advertising The BLACKBURN TIMES ns Hooking for a Young Man,


Salary to be negotiated. Three weeks paid holiday to a full year and an excellent pension scheme. If you feed th a t you could fill the above position, convince us by writing all relevant details to:—


P. H. Calvert, Advertisement Manager BLACKBURN TIMES Northgate, Blackburn.


LOANS DO YOU NEED CASH?


WHY PAY MORE THAN YOU HAVE TO?


We: arrange Personal Bank Loans, from 3-4 days at com- letilive rates from leading ! Merchant Bankers. : HOUSEHOLDERS


. Phono or Write to: 5. P. RICHARD & CO. DEPT. A.C.


43 BERRESFORD DRIVE . SOUTHPORT


051-228-14173


Tel: 86000 or


ANS UNSECURED. E. "Ltd. 11 Wellford Rd,


CYRIL HOOLEY


Ex-Hoover Service Engineer


57 WOOiNE LANE CLITHEROE


Phone: 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service


of HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatlc


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


Y0UNC COUPLE require two bedroom unfurnished accommo­ tdation In Waddlngton or dls-


enstall. Rossendale, Lancs.


rlct.—Write: D. Homer, Hollins t Lone . Cottage, Homcliffe, Raw-


FLAT OR FLATLET required to f rent by professional gentleman etting. Country arda. Willing p to convert part of any suitable


eor personal use only at week­ l nds and holidays. No sub­


uroperty offered. Example: dis­ Fsed rooms at Country Inn, ! arm. etc. Radius approx. 10 to


15 miles from Blackpool. All replies answered.—Box No. B4, Advertiser and Times.


PROFESSIONAL MAN. wife and son require house or flat, furn­ ished or unfurnished, to rent.


Ollthoroe area.—Write Box No. 01, Advertiser to Times.


advertising with a view to eventually becoming a representa­ tive with all the benefits th a t the position deserves. He will have a sound educational background (G.C.E. ‘O’ Level Maiths and English Language an advantage) an aptitude for a r t plus a strong sense of initiative are the sort of quali­ fications we are looking for. There will be sure opportunities for career advancement.


16/18 years, to supplement the Advertising Staff of the above newspaper. The successful applicant mil be trained to all aspects of


LIMMER AND TRINIDAD CO. LTD. PRODUCTS DIVISION (MASTIC) West Bradford Road, Clitheroe


YOUNG MAN


required, aged 17 to 18 years, for training ns LABORATORY TECHNICIAN AND PLANT SUPERVISOR


This is a permanent staff appointment with contributory pension scheme and free life insurance a t age 21.


Applicants should have minimum "O’* Level, or C.S.E. Grade 1 qualifications in Maths and English.


Apply in writing to the Production Manager.


LANCASTER HOSIERY Co. Ltd.


Have-vacancies for GIRLS and WOMEN in most departments making knitted outerwear.


5 day week.


Experience not essential as training will be given 20 days holiday per year


APPLY


LANCASTER HOSIERY Co. Ltd.


WATERLOO MILLS CLITHEROE.


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL.


OLD LANGHO, BLACKBURN Vacancies for—


1. DENTAL HYGIENIST for 2 sessions. Up to 10/- per hour according to experience.


2. SPEECH THERAPIST for 2 sessions. £2-11-3 per session of 3 hours.


3. CHIROPODIST for 2 sessions up to £2-18-0 per session


of three hours according to experience. Application forms available from the Group Secretary.


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL, .


CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE.


Is required for day duty. Applications to Matron, Ollth-


A full-time Malo Ward Ord.rly eroe Hospital, Olltheroe. PART-TIME


WAITRESS REQUIRED. BOARDMAN.


SUN INN, WADDINGTON. Tel. Clltheroa 3262.


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. Division No. 5.


Clitheroo Rlbblesdale County Secondary School


h Assistant Caretaker required 40 Sours £15 5s. Od. per week.


ately by- letter, ✓ stating age, experience, present post and the t name and address of one referee,


Officer, Education Office, Rish- ton.


o the Divisional Education


Home Dressmaking. II you do dress­ making lor prollt or pleasure you can be an agent for Crimplene Jersey Fabric. Good commission and stock service.


Apply:


WELBECK FABRIC CO. ail MAIN STREET.


BULWELL. NOTTINGHAM.


LADIES! Keep up to date, sell t our new Autumn shade tights


No cash outlay.—Write Ref. H. A. Dixons of Gateshead, Albany Road, Gateshead. NE8 3AT.


o your friends and neighbours.


MANAGERESS REQUIRED for our 34 Castle Street, Clitheroe, branch, experience not neces­ sary os' full training will be given to suitable applicant. Excellent conditions and wages. For interview, giving particulars write, to Mr. A. Tomlinson, Price Bros, Bakers Ltd., Parrot Street, Clayton, Manchester, 11.


uperannuable. Apply immedi­


FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT required full-time.—Apply B Jackson, 32-34, Railway View Road, Clitheroe.


AGENT WANTED Clltheroe area for evening work, £12-£15 per week. Car/telephone essential.— Ring Preston 42933.


DREAM JOB FOR LADIES. Keep your present Job as a wife or bachelor girl and start a new and exciting career earning lip t to £10 per week in your own


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD. Require


PRESS OPERATORS


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


Superannuation Scheme.


If you have experience of machine operating - write, phone or call


MR. A. HUTCHINSON


NEOTECHNIC ENGINEERING LTD., UP BROOKS,


Tel: Clithcroe 2251


CALLING ADULTS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!


THE ARMY'CADET FORCE


Intend forming a company with H.Q. in Clithcroe, Opening September 6tih. 1970


WE SHALL REQUIRE AT LEAST TWO ADULT INSTRUCTORS


6 MEADOW CLOSE, BILLINGTON


I f you are interested to youth, contact . Mr. A. H. Roc,


from 5-45 p.m. until 9-45 p.m. are also required for the above operations.


FULL TRAINING GIVEN


Good rates of pay and overtime. apply in person to


DYNAMO AND ELECTRICAL SERVICES


ALBION WORKS, WATERLOO ROAD, OR RING CLITHEROE 2652/3/4


PUPIL NURSES Applications are invited


from Men and Women who are interested in full-time or part-time practical training a t . Calderstones Hospital, Whalley, Blackburn, leading to Enrolment by the Gene­ ral Nursing Council.


Course commences. Tuesday, 29th September 1970.


Please write or ‘phone the


C h i e f Nursing Officer (Whalley 2121) for fuller details, or to arrange, at your conveniece, an inter­ view.


COOK Required


Full-time. Live in or out. PERRY,


Shireburn Arms Hotel, Hurst Green.


Tel. Stonyhurst 208.


OCEAN LINERS. Radio Officers’ Training College. 91. Lancaster Road Preston.—Phone 54364.


Day or eve courses. Prospectus free..


RELIABLE FEMALE ASSISTANT required part-time for cooked meat • department.—Wm. Harri­ son Sr. Sons. King Street, Clltheroe. Tel. 2353.


SITUATIONS WANTED


MOTHER’S HELP/NANNY: lady, domesticated, fond of children, seeks post with, family in or near CUtheroe.—Write Box No. B3, Advertiser and Times.


PERSONAL


YOUR SPENCER CORSETIERE, Mrs Dorris SeUers (BjSSS-A.). 2 EastSeld Drive West Brad­ ford.—Tel Clltheroe 3901 for appointment, after 7 pan


BUSINESS FOR SALE OLD ESTABLISHED


GENERAL STORE AND


MIXED BUSINESS


59. WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


Modern shop, living room, kitchen, outhouse, - large out­ building for storage or garage. Three bedrooms.


bathroom, etc. three-piece Tel. Clitheroe 2862


(after 6 p.m. for appolntment) PROPERTY WANTED


iime demonstrating our excit­


Write or phone now to: Mrs. S. Harper, Higher Narrowgates Farm, Barley, Nr, Burnley. Telephone Nelson 66447.


ng line of skin care products.—


CLEANER REQUIRED. — Apply Mrs. Myers, 13, Claremont Drive, Clitheroe. Tel,. 2822.


APPRENTICE F1TTER/WELDER required.—J. Banks


Waterloo Road, Clitheroe. to Son


UNSKILLED and semi-skilled men and women for trade training in the Royal


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


Air Force. No O-levels needed. Aged 17-39. Trades' Include: Wireless, Tele' printer and Air Defence Operators, Suppliers, * Clerks, Police,. Mechanics, Gunners . and Nurses, Good' pay—-plus leisure, sport. companionship/ and chances lor travel. Call, phone or write; quoting this advertisement, to: RAP Careers Information Office. 13 Higher Church Street, Blackburn. Tel. 59739, orTAVR Centre. Klngsway. Burnley. Tel. 90857. »


DRIVER REQUIRED over 21 years.—Apply F, Ashcroft to Sou Ltd., Corn Merchants, Whatley. Tel. 2107.


B.M.S. ' Removals-Storage, Box­ wood St., Blackburn. Tel. 50456.


STUBBS. Moving-Storing.—Cedar St.. Blackburn. Tel. 57122.


CO-OP removals-storage, all areas see Branch Managers. Dlvl 1/3 £


GARDENING i


CARDENS R0T0VATED. For.,OUT f:M estimate ''phone Rossendala 5911. Cltth< jCtle-3519. or Bum!ej494M5..


Iu


bullock contact Harrop


OBT. with


horns. Gate


Bolton-by-Bowland, MUSICAL FRANK CROWDER. Tel. 687. bS K & M S s * 4 ,.R urn Bond. Bolton


COTTAGE PROPERTY required by professional . gentleman.


Mains, water and electricity. Badlus approx. 10 to 15 miles from Blackpool. 1 or 2 bed­ rooms. All replies answered.— Box No. B5, Advertiser and Times


HOUSE REQUIRED In Whalley. d anything considered, any con­


ition.—Tel. Whallcy 3378. -Age.. £595 . . . .


£695 £645


£750 £860 £495


£645 g £450 1


£395 § £395 § £425 |


at the National Westminster Confidence^


Everybody says a young man’s first job is important to him. We’d say rather that he’s important to his first job. We like to have people like you.


You’re banking-on your "O” or “A” levels to get ypu morc than just a job when you leave school.


If you’ro interested in money and in peoplc.you could be important to us. You’re confident that a bright career * needn’t have a mundane start,


As far as National Westminster’s concerned, you’re right. Like to know why?


Then call in at your nearest branch or fill in the coupon.


|•‘rVit-t-firtatwrP* ! 0 I’d like more information V ^ O u n U c I lL C j [7] an interview


£590. § £77* i £575 1 £795 g


£575 1 £495 1 £695! 1


FEMALE required for


LINING PROCESSING DEPARTMENT


361 hour vreek Four weeks holiday


Free transport from Cliihe, area


APPLY


Mrs. W. Lister CLITHEROE 2433


TWO RELIABLE BAR MAIDS


Required


PART TIME OR


ONE FULL TIME


Good wages and conditions Apply during opening hours.


DOG INN KING STREET WHALLEY. TEL. 2194 TRUTEX LTD.,


Central C W


utting est Bradford REQUIRED


F U L L TIME TO ASSIST IN OUR


Sorting Department


good wages and conditions


FR E E TRANSPORT TO T h e next Introductory AND FROM CLITHEROE


8-45 a.m. to 5 p.m. I p.m. FRIDAY APPLY


Mr Glcnnon . CLITHEROE 2433


HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION


MORECAMBE. - One wfS holiday. Three day tours English u^; tliraties, lull board £16 hs. Brochure. — PRIVATE HOTEL. Sea View


Tel. 2411. _____


SPOTLESS, Warm. T.\. Caravans. Very low p r te October. Illuminations. a.A-E. NORTH SHORE HOLIDAY CEO ROMAN BANK. SKEGNEsS 3S.I


RHYL.—Sea front T.V. HoMwg»


from £1 weekly. £5 WEST PROMENADE. Tel. 4tiu. _


BLACKPOOL. - 1IARWS r tVS from now onwards ai BAhL * . . .


and Illuminations. Fr«


Monday tea to Friday breakJt. S P- 37 DORCHESTER ROAD. Tel.


t L


R0SEDALE HOTEL, 3 ?HS ° |U AVENUE. BISPHAM (lit


promenade). Board residence, bed ‘Ki


breakfast and eventac breakfast. Personal ate lounse & tablrs. TV. Terns cits. Reduced terms for OAPS .. week only (commerctr.t; sept. Oct. 2nd. Tel. 526S1. Prop. P-


ton. — h o l id a y flatlets SUPERIOR seli-cntcrlns™^


Hills.—The WelUnftton. JS Promenade. Morccambe.


carnbe Bay WANTED


ATTENTION ,« ? US fW,0W ^ buy and collect ah yHoffarti!.


carded clothlWv


^ChurchSqua reWc rst^ Write or Phone Burniey^—


1 BUY AND C0UECT “ u^t's nable’s ladles __


35885 A HIGH CASH PRlc.L ?a


Antique Shop. Fh-nb Bamoldswlck. Tri saoo—^


Write, phone or c BICYCLE REQu' |l f 1 old boy.—Tel. Clltneroe—


HOUSE CLEARANCES: and "antique clocks, furniture, silver.g133^


M e S S ? m Whallev oiltheroc. Tel. 3880._


iW g e ^ di^ ° g « r


Windsor Avenue, lost


old oil paintings. muA.ca. - otJ, sets of chairs, ro u n d ^ tK, e tables mlald ,


VtK)S!v - tc Anything old Or.‘,? ^ i t t t . - „ i ° 4198. 6-Tp-


flats on. the sea ir extensive views ahcI0SLaitei8iia


the .,.es[ :roc


SITUATIONS “VACANT, &*-'■ TRU TEX L t(|, WEST BRADFORD


T h e y There


Pvcr noticed how one or 0 particular swims on a JjJy can be overlooked f i r number of years and


l L


• Sen suddenly become as fashionable as a Carnaby


Sired safari suit?


-Lfs just happened on a • ^ .L club lake and I ’m ^ . ’Hilariv" peeved as the


-jjl-im in question is one I have S h e ’ regularly until


# ‘£ n . m fact I had al Itablished squatters r


to it. ■3Th0 water in question is a i /n lake, heavily fished by a f of members. In previous lasons the ’hotspot’ used to | along the far bank where. Kneath


cs!


■ S there was always the S e e of a carp or two on


the overhanging


floating crust. 3 M


■J,viv in a comer where a S t casfc 'vould dr°P *


five feet of the surface. 5 surfers hurrying along tc Teach* the ‘hotspot’ would pass me by without a second


I ‘My’ swim was ihcre a friend and I had pre


glance.


Piously taken a fair catch o carp on maggots, a bait tha: most of the other member: hadn’t cottoned on to ns fa:


as carp was concerned. ■


summer programme I wasn’ able to return to the lake until two evenings ago, the Intention being to try tin maggot and groundbait ex peviment again . . But thing:


3 Because of & fairly bus*


had changed. -71 managed to leave wort an hour early in order to gc to the lake in plenty of time Only two other anglers wert there before us—and _ botl were wedged side by side u mv swim, the one spot on th lake that no-one had prev. ously bothered to fish. ; I had no option by to sett! o’- one of the deeper spot


MOTORING DESK


Used car prices arc st going up.


| So vigorous is the rise price that even the ‘Bib! of the dealer, Glass’s Guic ■Which sets a recommend retail selling price, is g( ting behindhand.


’being auctioned and fetchii prices substantially in exec


Last month, cars we


of Glass’s figures, and we even being bought for much as similar cars ma last May and June,


j In other words, a noth year of life had led to ■ depreciation.


(£595 against the reco: mended retail price of £5!


| As examples 1 can quote 1969 Austin Mini which ma


a 1968 Ford Escort a t £59 as against Glass’s £545. a: a Mercedes Benz a t £1.1 as against Glass’s £1.750


to to a gravel shelf that laches up to within four or


V swim was nicely tucked a/ alt


I These and other such c: were admittedly in exet tionally good condition b


.the chaotic nature of t market today.


this all goes to emphas;


| The strength in prices good used cars is due c tirely to the general dels in deliveries of new cars 'distributors a n d what believe is the switch of ma habitual new car buyers jsed buying.


1 Service


you get a t your filli Station? According to recent survey most motori


How fast is the serv


/want quicker service, find out how long the av


(representative armed with stop watch.


’Age customer has to wait, petrol company sent out


I Unfortunately, I think E (bad warned their stati I'hat such an unknown p :|on might call and offci (Prizes if he was sen (within 15 seconds.


| The result- was that hnystery man was greeted


•(Served within • air aver ■ifime of eight seconds at Ypm cent, of the statio $rwenty per cent took seconds and 13 per cent. 1- javerage time of 80 secon


.1 1. always find queues at Rations when I want pet :|0r else one of those pi a£>ell contrivances which p f “CCt, no response.


New vice


Vices have remained pre miUar ever since someb :h>ented ‘this form of me R'Cal hand. But now of ingenious n


'l? avc re-thought, the de\ ®nd come up with someth


•bet short-circuits all .eaknesses of the traditio strument.


One of the group is Br


.squith, who holds a vec1 we awards for vari Articles, from the Council ■hdustrial Design. This vice, called a Be


?'v’ is three-dimcnsioi hie to hold irregular shn


fithout, packing, and witl /welling j a w cam'


' .frtnt, shaped grooves <


(i<


heed ones to' deal delicat ‘to mor e easily' brut


rile jaws can even terchanged for


•hrfaces.


hake the work of the mo’ i a lot easier. By Gerald Car


also has a suction b a flat non-porous surf’ could- certainly help


Look Jaw can be fi: normal manner,


? any k.in<3 of article. rub


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