Clitheroe Advertiser.and Times, September 3,.isV! . :9 ^ SITUATIONS VACANT


GIRL 20/—Experienced' 'mllfcer, dairy ■•'■'cattle,' record, keeping.


Seek: . position on progressive dairy farm. ;Good; references.


Apply Kathryn • Dent, - Colne' 3300


AREA , REPRESENTATIVE • re­ quired by; la s t {growing national financiers; Exceptional: oppor­


tunity. Company - car/’may- be provided. Previous selling exper­ ience - not v essential.—Apply In -writing 'only to: OL.S., 184, West "Regent; St;,' Glasgow.i.C2.


WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN £20 p.w. spare time? Car and/or


telephone advantageous, not essential, Write or. better still call Friday night. -Mr. A. Ashurst, 31 Troy Street. Bast- -weill, Blackburn,


VACANCY lor experienced plate houlder. P. Houghton and Co. Ltd;, Wollfold Foundry, Clith- oroe, Tel 3670,


BABY SITTER REQUIRED In Clitheroo area.—Write Box No.


R2, Advertiser & Times. HOME DRESSMAKING!


I f you do dressmaking for profit or pleasure, you can


bo an agent'for CRIMPLENE JERSEY FABRIC


Good Commission and -'Stoclc; Service.


. 261, Main Street, Bulwell. Nottingham. • •


Apply: V/elbcck Fabrics.


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.'


Castletord Home for the '• Elderly. Clitheroo.


t Part-Time Night Attendant'at enth's pence per hour plus


h e above establishment. t .Rato of pay 35.6 and nine- '" '


additional; payment lor night duties. '' >• *'


further details obtainable Irom th e Warden a t Castleford! (Tel. Clltheroe 3417). Completed applications , to be forwarded to S the Divisional Medical Officer, 19.


Forms , .of application and


t. James’s ' Street, Accrington, BB5 1NZ. ; _______ •


WEST BRADFORD.


Trutex LW.


Cellar Lining


Deportment Vacancies for


Process


Workers (Girls or Ladies)-


Excellent earning capacity after training.


36} hour week. . ...


Four, weeks paid holiday. Free transport from local


- ‘areas. Apply:


Mrs. W. lister Tclcphon Clithcroe 2433


MARRIED. COUPLE required


■ for Full-time living in position of


Bor Fellow Man and


Waitress apply:


ASSHETON ARMS, DOWNHAM.


Tel: Chatbnrn 227 : 1


Transport provided, Apply Copy 1 NookHotel.Bolton-hy-Bowland. , Tel. sBolton-hy-Bowland 205,


PA RT-TIM EiWAITR E8Slrequlred With; -:ar:, (without/* experience.


HOUSEKEEPER / COMPANION •wanted-; for-single- lady: Easily f .run bungalow,' -Live" in. -.Tel.


Whalley; 3601'for details.


ASSISTANT;REQUIRED for milk delivery.—Ring Clltheroe .8838.


PENDLE - HOTEL O h a t h u r n , Walter required; Part-time. Tel. Chatbum 234.


RELIABLE YOUNG LADY requi­ red on Clitheroe Market Satur­ days Tel. Clitheroc 2983. ’


DOMESTIC HELP WANTED, one morning weekly for small bun­ galow.—Tel. Clltheroe 2728.


CLEANER REQUIRED two morn­ ings per week.—Apply: 36, Park Av., Clitheroe. Tel. CUtheroc 3115.


EXPERIENCED


SHOP ASSISTANT required


Full-time


JOHN COWGILL & SON, . 4—6, Market place, Clithcroe.


Apply in writing:—


JOHNSON BROS, DYERS LTD. Require


, Part-time hours by arrangement.


40, Castle Street, Ctitheroe. MANAGER, Apply:


ASSHETON ARMS, DOWNHAM


The following part-time staff required


Barmaid


Cook and


Waitress Tel: Cbatburu 227


MILK MARKETING BOARD


Have a vacancy for


female Hoffman Presser


PERSONAL


DEEP FREEZE meat price list on request.-Prank; Rigby,'25,-Oxford


Road,--Burnley.' Tel. 24510.


YOUR!' SPENCER CORSETIERE; Mrs. 'Doris; Sellers; (B.S.S.S.A.), 2, Eastfleld Drive, ■


ford. Tel. Cllthoroo 3901 for. appointment,-after 7 pm.


- West - Brad­


with , relatives': DOWN UNDER? Join .' newly-formed Blackburn


AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND Do you yearn for closer,contact


Branch of Federation of Immi­ grant'and Families Associations of the Commonwealth—The Ahtipodes Club. First meeting Wednesday, 13th October,; at 8 pm.”at-Waterloo-Hotel, Penny


HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION


For happy holidays with friendly • ’■ ■ ■ ' people. Licensed:Bar. Colour T.V. Lounge. Excellent Food.


THEABGYLL, BLACKPOOL ..\ Licensed,


T Baby Sitter. No Restrictions. 427-429. Central'Drive,


: South Shore,: Blackpool. To!ephonO:46709;


SCARBOROUGH. B.B., 'evening dinner. "£11 - weekly. Reduced


Street, Blackburn. Inquiries :.Mrs;-Hurst; 19,- Brun-


PETS;


HILLSIDE KENNELS; ; NANGREAVE


Back under former management. Ideal- healthy boarding conditi­ ons for cats and dogs. Transport available. Vacancies most dates.


All: terriers clipped. HILLSIDE KENNELS.


Pike.-Farm. Walmesloy. Bury. ' Tel. Ramsbottom 2029.


THE AVIARY SHOP. 181 Leeds .Road, Nelson. Tel 66677. Birds' and Seed


always in stock


GOOD HOMES WANTED FOR KITTENS—Ring Stonyhurst 312


DOG TRAINING. Expert training either obedience or gun dog.— Drakeshead Kennels. Tel. Burn­ ley 21037.


DRAKESHEAD BOARDING KEN­ tNELS AND CATTERY. Collec-


ton/dclivery. —Tel. Burnley 21037.


PEDIGREE PUPPIES. Cosh or weekly terms. Alsatians, Foodies, Cairns, Setters. All wormed and vaccinated. Transport available. —Hillside Kennels, Pike Farm. Walmesley, Bury. Tel. Rams- . bottom 2029.


MART1NDALE KENNELS have over 300 puppies and 40 breeds available now. Including St. Bernards. Mini Pinschers, Pom­ eranians, Shlhtzus, Cavalier King Charles, Chows, Fox Ter­ riers, Wire and Smooth. Great Danes, Sealyhams, Chester Terriers. Poodles, Miniature and Toy, Yorkies, Labradors, Bull Torrlers, Dachshunds. Irish Setters, Japanese Springers. Beagles, Calms, Afghans, Box­ ers, C o c k e r s , Dalmatians, Tibetan Spaniels, Old English Sheep Dogs, Scotties, Chihua­ huas, Pugs, Lassie Collies, Westles, Corgles, Shelties, Pekes, Golden Retriever, Airedales, Bassets. Bells Lane. Hoghton 865 (near Old Oak Hotel), near Preston. Open dally 9 am. to 9 p.m.


PUPPIES GALORE! Twenty Wes­ tles, also Yorkies, Pekes, Chihu­


ahuas,' Sealyhams, Cairns. Scotties. Jack Russells, Shelties, Fox Terriers, Spaniels, Poodles, Labradors Beagles, Corgis. Always open. Tom Schofield, Dlsley Farm, Moss Lane. Whlttle-le-Woods C h o r 1 e y. Weekly advertiser 35 years.


Part Exohange vour


Blaok and White T.V. for a new Colour T.V-


STOCKMAN at the


Whalley Cattle Breeding Centre. . •


Accomodation is not provided.


Applications in writing to: N. SWINBANK, Field Supervisor.


QUALIFIED HAIR


STYLIST required


also: an


APPRENTICE Apply:


F. E. BROTHERTON,


5, King Street, Clitberpc. Tel: 3288


FLEXIBLE REINFORCEMENTS LIMITED PENDLE MILL :: CLITHEROE


REQUIRE A


WAREHOUSEMAN Aged 25—40 years


1


Experience desirable but not essential. Apply in person to: _


Works Manager, Mr. C. Pickles, Tel. 3174.


Rents! anti H.P. Terms available.


Buy from the experts. Ask far details j . G. ROWLAND


84-86 KING STREET, ' WHALLEY Tel: Whalley 3585


LAND AND FARMING HI-WAY PRESSURE


CLEANING COMPANY


Tel. Rossendalc 7100. Padiham 72773.


Farm Buildings, Cow Shippon3 cleaned from £5.


Cleaning, Hot Pressure Cleaning. Broiler Equipment, Steam


Open Seven Days Per Week. 24 Hour Tele. Service. Any Time. Anywhere.


dago. Road, ' Woodhouse Park, Manchester. M22. • Tel. 061-437-, 2874.1 '


'September. H.C.—Bri-Nook,-111, Columbus Ravine. Tel: 4585.


MORECAMBE. - One week inclusive .Holiday. .Three day toim English Lakes, • theatres.: 7uU board, .residence ' b o n


.


£16 i Be/. Brochure. SWICHFIELD PRIVATE HOTEL. Bel View Parade. Tel' Mil


RHYL SEA FRONT HOLIDAY, ■T.V. Flatlets.'—62. West PromT


ennde Tel. 4710.


• welcome. Reduced terms . Sep­ tember.—Barnett, 24, John St..


- ■ dren welcome. Reduced • terms Sept.—Barnett, 24, John Street.


ST. ANNES__Prestwick Holiday Flats, 33, Bromley Road. Tel. 22979.


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


CO-OP removals-storage, all areas Sea branch Managers. Dlvi 6p £


B.M.S. Hemovals-Storage. box­ wood att, Blackburn. TeL 60456.


STUBBS. Moving-Storing.—Cedar 8L, Blackburn. Tel. 67122.


MOTOR CARS


1964 AUSTIN MINI DE-LUXE. New sub-frame,'shock absorbers,


carpets, good tyres, £180 o.n.o. On view a t Klrkmoor Road Garages. Apply 1 Grafton St.,


Clitheroe.


1965 MINI TRAVELLER. Almond freen. taxed, tested 12 months.


Axcellent condition. £260 on.o.


way Avenue,: Clltheroe, Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 636.


ford. Nelson 66454 LOST


lso mini power, unit. 25, Con- DAWMAN CO. Manufacturers (cif


all types of trailers to order.— Pasture 'Lane • Works. Barrow-


RHYL. HOLIDAY FLATLETS, adl. prom, fully equipped: Chtl-


RHYL HOLIDAY FLATLETS. Adj:> prom. Fully equipped. Children


erms: :B.B. and 5 p.m. ,dinner £1.70. F.B. £2100


MISCELLANEOUS sa l e s


BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS. fresh bulk, mince. 20p per lb.,


packed' and •delivered.—Further details-Frank Rigby, Tel. Bum- ley 24510- . ! ■


T.V. RENTALS, 19” and 23" In­ stalled without ■ deposit.—H. Koine and p . Rawson. 79. Low- ergate, Clitheroo. Tel. 3444, -


"REST ASSURED” DIVAN BEDS, top cash discounts, part ex­


' ■ son," ■ 79, . Lowergato. Clltheroe. EXPERT ATTENTION,bring


change allowances, full range available.-—


,. vour sowing • machine repairs to The Walter _ Thomason Sewing


I Tel.' 3444. f o b


v- centre. 72/74/76. Scotland • Road, - Nelson.


HOOVER -APPLIANCES easier to : •buy at A. E. Hargreaves. Tel.


2683 Clitheroc..


VENETIANBLINDS. biggest dls- Counts. Free estimatinr fittmg 3975..


service. Tel. ciltheroe ----- -------- and


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


TEA TOWELS, table cloths, towels, fab­ rics, etc. Trade supplied. WILLIAM HARTLEY Prime! Bridie. Colne. TeL


3277............


WE CUT WE PACK WE PELIVEni


freezer. E.g. hind quartor of boot consisting of rumn. top side,


Ton quality moat for your


silverside, fillet steak, sirloin etc. for only 22i> nor pound.


, You can’t do better than FRANK RIGBY.


25, Oxford Road, Burnley.. Tel. 24510.


Stop Press: English Spring Lamb 19p per lb. this week.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED, —Write or Phcme: Sharp, Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury. Mellor 2787. or Blackburn 57730


CARPETS GLEANED by experts. Uplifting and refitting service H required. — Details. ring □Utberoe 8976


RE-UPHOLSTERY.


PTOOt We re-cove your treasured three- piece suites a t dev from u little os 18 gna Chain £1 over too patterns free estimates Distance no object Write or phone: HENLEY. 60 ZION STREET (off Padlham Bead). BURNLEY TeL 17166


Save mWilcman's


MIS8ING FROM MARL HILL. seven h.b. shearlings, red back


STRETCH GOVERS. 150 patterns d to choose from. For free borne


of head.—Tel. Dunsop Bridge 288.


LOST. Barbour fishing jacket and fly box in the vicinity of the Hodder Bridge Hotel, Friday evening. 6 August, 1971. Reward. Phone Longton 614439.


GARAGES


GARAGE TO LET. Apply F. Jack son, Klrkmoor Road,, Clltheroe.


SHIPS LIGHTS (genuine)


SUITABLE for


Gateposts or House Tel: Stonykurst 235


TIPPING FREE TIP


THREE RIVERS MOBILE PARK


EAVES HALL LANE. WEST BRADFORD, CLITHEROE. Tel: 3523


E. and D. HORSFIELD


OLD BRITISH LEGION CLUB, 2 MEARLEY STREET, CLITHEROE.


Tel: Clitheroe 4652 (night) Chatburn 448 Building Contractors and Joiners


For all Building Work nd High Class Joinery including Attic Conversions.


Extensions to New and Old Properties. Floors: Concrete, Wood or Tiled.


Doors, Windows-and Wall Panelling. E8SB8I&


8975 emonstration. — Tel. Glitheroe


LADIES' SUITS in wool, crim­ plene All colours in sizes 381n- hip to 50in. hip. Perfect for all occasions, all the year through. Pinafore dresses from 361n. hip to 481n. hip. Dresses, skirts, mini, normal and mldl lengths. Normal lengths 241n. to 36in. waist. Trews flared and narrow leg 24in. to 34in. waist. Anoraks, t car coats, raincoats.—Call and


ry them on a t Economic Stores, 70, Whalloy Hoad, Clltheroe


ELECTROLUX cylinder vacuum cleaner plus ■ attachments. Per­ fect condition. £5.—Ring Ollth- eroe 3440


GET YOUR WINTER combs, vests, knickers and pantees.


nightdresses, pyjamas, bed jack­


ets and socks, corsetry by Twil- flt, Avro, Excelcior, etc. Large stocks now to hand a t Dorothy Fowler 14, York St., Clltheroe.


ONE MODERN SIDEBOARD. 5ft. wide, £15 o.n.o.—Apply any evening. 25,- ' The Crescent, Clitheroe. : ; - . ..


~ . . - ---


BEADS NEED - RE-THREADING? Take them to Coneron &


Leeming,; 17-19, Moor Lane, Clltheroe.


Ladders


PINNACLE LADDERS ARE EVERYWHERE


Prices Start:-— Double Extension £7.50 E. BROXUP LTD,


Plunibe Street, Burnley. Tel: 25670


JEWELLERY REPAI RS OF t EVERY DESCRIPTION under­


aken at Coneron & Leeming, 17-19, Moor Lane, CUtheroe.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take I t to Coneron & Leeming,


17-19. Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


TRIANG PEDAL DUMPER, suit 4-6 year-old. Excellent con­ dition. After 6 p.m. Tel. Clith- eroe 4469.


RESTMOR PRAM, beige/navy, detachable body, canopy, tray.


SWAN... PRAM, navy and white, good condition. Detachable body and shopping tray, £10 o.n.o. Tel. Clitheroe 3184.


CHECK PINAFORE DRESS. Trouser Suits, variety of coats


from £4.50.—Maybird, North- gate, Whalley Range, Blackburn.


TANSAD PUSHCHAIR.— W i th hood and apron, in dark green.


£3. Apply 4. Beechwood Avenue, Cl'itheroe. Tel. Clitheroe 3487.


YOUNG LADIES


Interested in a New Job? TRUTEX JUBILEE


PRESENTATION DEPARMENT ■


Offers you Good pay Good hours Good holidays


WHY NOT COME . AND SEE ■ . ' FOR YOURSELF


Between ‘5-30 p.m. and 8-30 p.m; Wednesday Night SEPTEMBER. 8th


ACCOMMODATION


APPROX 1,100 SQ. FT. . OF


OFFICE' ACCOMMODATION . .AVAILABLE ON TWO ‘ FLOORS FOR RENT CENTRAL POSITION


Enquiries:


RELAYVISION LTD., 12-14 CASTLEGATE,


. . CLITHEROE. Tel: 3214 CASUALTY SERVICE LIVE ANIMAL


Animals unlit’- for ' livestock markets uplifted .within 50 miles radius.


. ALAN HELLIWELL & SONS.


MOSS SIDE FARM. MILNROW. NEAR ROCHDALE.


Telephone Rochdale 45469.


- 10% DISCOUNT OFF . WHITEWOOD FURNITURE


Please write or. phono for catalogues. ;


Over 100 units in. stock. ■ Delivery Service. ••


Stooklsts ot Llden and Homeoharm


? II 195. Padlham Road..


THE 8ILVER KEY, : BurnUy: Tel. 23450.


EXPERT SERVICES


CATTLE GRIDS: various types for. sale, for farms, country houses, highways, etc. Repairs to grids on site.—Roger B. Wil­ tson. 46 West View, Wadding-


on. Tel. OUtheroe 2976.


DO YO HAVE A BATHROOM? ■ Save over £100 and Install


drawing up of plans Included. No deposit. Finance available over three years, if required. t Don’t delay—for free Informa­


livery. Comprehensive . advice on Government- grants and


Liverpool Road, Platt Bridge, Wigan. Tel. Wigan 66699 or 66862.


(ion contact: Bath-Paks, Wigan,


your own bathroom. Quality brand name suites and all necessary materials for the In­ stallation are supplied'in our standard D.I.Y packs. Free de­


As new, £12.50.—Apply 25, Rade- clifle St., Clitheroe, after 5 p.m.


H. Kalne & D. Raw- Riders brave tlie rain at


Wiswell pony show


THERE was an extremely good attendance in the light horse section at the seventh annual show of the Wiswell Rebels Pony Club, at Stockshill Farm, Wiswcll, on Sunday. Over fifty riders competed


in the novice jumping and other classes were well filled, despite torrential rain, which forced the children's sports


section to be cancelled. Entries in the dog section were rather disappointing, but all those competing enjoyed their classes.


among those successful at the show were:


Local people who were RESULTS


2, J. Hopwood (Burton Blue), Wiswcll; 4, C. Dcwhurst (Merry Romany), Clithcroe. 13.2 h.h. and under: 2, J. Clegg (Spring Serenade), Wiswcll; 3, D. Wolfenden (Pcnmorc Vel­ vet), Clitheroc. Intermediate equitation: 3, A.


Light Horse. Over 13.2 h.h. "jM-i' on


VXf ' .S'


M A S T S■&.: ...... • SENT


BACK TO


iHOS^ITALs.; a] man in ..their


,The man turned out to he a patient,’front Brockhall Hospi­ tal, working at a local hotel, while' released on licence: He


1 ■ ■


GIRLS of 12 camping in' tlic grounds 'o f a local school ; awoke in the middle of. th e niglit to find’ ’


tents, Clithcroe magistrates heard;


is- now back at the hospital,,!' At Clithcroc magistrates’


court, the man, aged 20, ;was summoned for being guilty ’ of conduct likely'to cause a.breach of the peace. He was bound over for 12 months. A ' representative from tljp


ting, said that one of the young girls! was awakened by the ■ smell of smoke. She saw a man in the tent,' who said:'.‘‘Don’t be afraid,” but she screamed and lie ran off. A girl in another tent, was


Insp. T. J. Sumner; prosecu­ —


i over to kiss the girl. . A teacher approached, whom the first girl had brought, and


Moran (Suntan), Wiswell; 4, C. Dewhurst (Merry Romany), Clitheroe. Junior: 1, K. Winton (Briery First Gentleman); 2, J. Clegg (Spring Serenade), Wis­ well. Senior: 1, J. Hopwood (Burton Blue), Wiswell. Club (for Wiswell Rebels only): 1, D. Ellery (Bracken), Wiswell; 2, K. Murray (Barney), Whal­ ley; 3, K. Birkett, (Dandino), Pendleton; 4, A. Moran (Dun- drum), Wiswell.


Ellery (Dundrum), Wiswell; 2, J. Bolton and J. Bell, Bolton- by-Bowland; 3, S. Taylor (Philador), Whalley.


Open fancy dress: 1, D.


(Minstrel Boy), Whalley; 4, D. Wright (Stainless Steel), Clith­ croe. Senior: 2, A. Clayton (Tama-suki), West Bradford; 4, J. Bolton (Country Boy), Bolton-by-Bowland.


' Junior bcudixy: 2. L. Woof


Pendleton; 4, L. West (Minstrel Boy), Whalley. Senior: 2, J.


Junior musical sacks: 3, S. Oowperthwaite


(C r ic k e t) , MISCELLANEOUS SALES


HOOVER WASHING MACHINE. automatic wringers, £15, very good condition.—Tel. Dunsop Bridge 269.


PEDIGREE PUSHCHAIR with adustable toot and backrest, complete with hood, apron and pram muff.—22, Salthlll Road. Clltheroe.


GO TO WORK ON A BIKE tor your health's sake.—A. E. Har­ greaves Tel 2683 Clltheroe.


T.V. ON EASIER TERMS.—A. E. Hargreaves. Tel. 2683 OUtheroe.


AGA AND RAYBURN COOKERS. Oil or Qas Fired. Authorised Soles/Servtce Agents. JOSHUA ft TOM TAYLOR LTD Bolton 71091


CARPETS! CARPETS!CARPETS! Now Is the time to reaUy save money on floorcoverlngs. We have over 1.000 different carpets tor you to choose from, all carrying biggest ever cash dis­ counts or 12 months ■ credit payment system.—H. & L Car­ pets. 30, Moor Lane. Clltheroe.


CYCLES ON EASIER TERMS—A. E. Hargreaves. Tel. 2683 Clith­


eroe.


ANTIQUE PRINTS, hunting, sporting, Shakespeare, art nouv­ eau, etc. No reproductions.— Call: 1, Mitton Road. Whalley, or Tel. Whalley 3323. No obliga­


tion to buy. CARAVANS


DAWMAN AND CO. Stock clear­ ance Sale ot tents and camping equipment a t knock-d own. prices Dawman and Co., Pas­ ture Lane Works. Barrowford, Nelson, Lancs.


WANTED CHEAP CARAVAN! will renovate, but must bo tow-


able.—Tel. Whalley 2101. LOANS


IF YOU NEED MONEY, YOU NEED US. For confidential, efficient service contact: Aiden l Britton. 51 RossaU Road. Oleve-


eva or contact local acent. Ciltheroe 4356 or 4164.


ALRICH FINANCE LTD. Per­ sonal loans through the post, from £3 per month per £100 borrowed.—Westway House, 42, Westway. Caterham. Surrey.


Tel. Caterham 47378.________


POSTAL LOANS, unsecured.—F. S. Richards, Ltd.. 11. Weltord


Road. Leicester.


LOANS FROM £200 to all.house owners and tenants, repay up


to 10 years on low repayments. For further details contact Fellrig Financial Services l l


Pye Busk Close, High Bentnam, via Lancaster. Telephone Ben- tham 705


p r o p e r t y fo r SALE


The Bathroom Experts), 631, . .


MOTOR MOWERS and propane flame gun for liiTe. Ring after 6 p.m. or woekonds, Clithcroe 2090.


WANTED


I BUY AND COLLECT ladles', gent’s, children s clothing, cur­


tains, etc.—Write or Phone Mrs.


Haworth', 8L .Church, Square, Worstbome. — -TeL. Burnley 27882.


I BUY AND COLLECT chlldren’a ■ babies', ladles : and gent’s clothea curtains, bedding, orna­ ments. etc.—Ring y Accrington 86885


BRASS BEDS WANTED. All brass or black and brass. Good prices . paid.—Tel. Whalley 3323.; • : -


WANTED" FOR' CASH", pre-war • dance music and jazz, 78 r.pm. ; tags),.


' ■' " .


■ era. Apply Box No. R3. Adver- tlser;and Times. ■ ■


PIANO._Good condition, mod-


records. Collections • bought.^ Ring Blackburn 49458 . (cven-


53 Waddingfon Road


Clitheroe END HOUSE


Wired for off peak central healing.


Three Bedrooms. Bathroom.


Planning permission for garage and extra utility room.


■ Phone: Clilhcroc 2635 ■ , For particulars:


COMMERCIAL VEHICLES


HI-WAY PRESSURE CLEANING COMPANY


' Tel. Rossondalo 7100. '■ Padlham 72773.


Engines Do-Greased, Now Cars Dc-Waxed. Commoroial Vehicles Cleaned for Plating.


• .! .


Open Seven Days Per Week. , .24 Hour Tele. Service. •


rrimn AYitmiVlAfA ‘


BLOOD DONOR


SESSION,.


BY error a number./of’CSlithercie blood donors have been;noti­ fied that * the next' sessionwill be held ’on»September ■


be on previous day, Saturday, September 1.1th at the Parish Church:,: hall, .from:.;' 10-15v.to 4 p.m. ’


In actual fact tho session .will 12tii. ■. .......


JANE HOPWOOD of Wiswcll with her mount Burton Blue, on which she won the award Tor senior equitation. On the right is Mr. Corric Pierce who! made the presentation of the


cups.


Bolton (Country Boy), Boiton- bv-Bowland.. . 4.


Rutherford (Pineapple), Whal­ ley. Senior: 1, J. Bolton (Coun­ try Boy), Bolton-by-Bowland; 4, A. Maw (Tansie), Whalley. Brood mare: 2, Mr. G; Butler


Junior ' obstacle race:' T ,; F. ; !


: Wolfeuden (Hardings Frolic), : West Bradford. ■ Senior handy horse:! 1, Mrs. ; J; Newton (Simon), Clitheroe; 3, J. Bolton (Country Boy), Bolton-by-Bowland. . Junior handy pony: 1. A


(Honey), Wiswell; 3, P. Bowen (Daisy), Barrow. Foal of above: 3, Mr. G.


Butler (McGill), Wiswell: 4, Mr. G. Butler (Cinder), Wis­ wcll. Leading rein: 2, G. Ecclcs


1, Mr. E. Winton- (Witchcraft); 2, G. Butler (Amber), Wiswell; 4, Mrs. Townson (Pendorana),


(Revel Honey), Wilpshire; 3, M. Taylor (Philador), Whalley. Yearling colt, filly or gelding:


J. Townson (Clare’s Gift), Whalley; 3, Mrs. Bell (Tara), Bolton - by - Bowland; 4, D.


Whalley. Two and three year olds: 1,


then aWakehcf. by someone nudging her, and, thinking it was her friend, she said: “Go back to sleep.” Then she rea­ lised.- it. was .a, man. He said: Don’t- be afraid.” and leant


• the man was • dragged out, but ho ran away. He was later recognised on the road by a policeman who had received his description. At first, he was evasive, but


later, at the police station, he admitted being the man con­ cerned.


' '!


it had been his'day; off and he had noticed the tents while passing the school.


In a statement, he stated'that


Stone (Grey Cloud),: Wilpshire; 2, J. Connelly (Buccaneer) Wilpshire; 3, A. Ormerod (Peronelle), Wilpshire. Club jumping: 1, A. Moran


(Dundrum), Wiswell; 2, P. Rutherford (Pineapple), Whal-


. J. Cook (Nigger), Read. ; 14.2 h.h. and over jumping 2, A. Maw (The Cossack) Whalley.


Moran (Dundrum), Wiswell; 4,


ley. 12.2 h.h. jumping: 2, A


■ Andrew Day (Shan), Mr. Bailey ; (William), Adrian Hope (Bess), Michael Taylor (Sambo).


i Winners in the dog section Were: T ony Wood (Carl),


Perils of cooking for TV., cameras


PREPARING food for television commercials is the un­ usual occupation of Mrs. Shirley Nightingale, daughter of


a Clithcroe couple.


Frank Dakin of Church Street, Clitheroe, Mrs. Nightingale has been in Clithcroe to attend the wedding of her brother. She also writes about cookery for various periodicals, and compiles hand­ outs and supplements. Before becoming a professional cook, Mrs. Nightingale, who lives in London, was an air hostess, and through this she met her hus­ band, who is a pilot.. “I first started doing cookery


for photography, and .advertising because my husband' was away so much,” she said. “It is very difficult because you’ may have to make something several times before it is just right.’’


NO TOUCHING UP


cently had to bake a cake 30 times before she got one that was suitable for, an advertise­ ment. She also; made, several meringues on one occasion, and after filling them with strawber­ ries and cream, watched them collapse in a heap. “I later discovered that the


Mrs. Nightingale says she re­


is, according to Mrs. Nightin; gale, very unusual for foods prepared for advertisements to be artificially ‘touched up’. “Most of the food you see on TV and in advertisements is edible, although very occasion­ ally some doctoring is carried out.


cream I had used had been frozen, and it is impossible to make proper whipped cream from frozen cream,” she said, “so of course all those merin­ gues were useless from the point of view of advertising cream!” Contrary to popular belief, it


difficult foods, like ice cream, which is difficult to work with under hot studio lights;”


“This happens especially with ................. . ^ TRAVEL


three years at Leeds College of Domestic Science,-'was, before' her marriage, cookcry editor of; “Home and • Family” (magazine.; She has also written’ a- cookery; book, which she- hopes will be published soon.


Mrs. Nightingale, who spent “ SGENES ■


interested in travel, of which she had plenty as an air hostcss.;Shc has plans to visit Kuala Lum-, pur, Hong. Kong and Australia in December.


As „ well ’as cookery/: she, is .


Dakins’ was .their younger daughter, who is at present an air hostess.- Mrs.. Nightingale returned to-her-home>on Mon day.


Also-staying at Mr. and'Mrs. . . . . .................................., OE-BEAUTY


’ AND DESOLATION ■ FOR RAMBLERS


CLITHEROE ramblers saw scenes of'both beauty and desolation • during their local walk. on ^Saturday.


. Worston ' by way of SalthilL /and early 19th centuries. quarry, the party came upon ' They then went on to Little


. was covered‘in weeds and haw­ thorn-trees.


The area


;evcr, wasthe“limestone. walls; .iiYhich , had :J been caused by; : that’ still stand, in which - water rushing down the hill, t ' many fossils are visible. !I; ■


A .. re.....dee...m...ing. a feature, how' is- CRUEL.SPORT ...r ; , ^valley.^beloiy,,,; , •-Si* ^■andenti’ farmhouse ^’mentioned , • Passtrig ' Hookcliffe, th e . '


; and were a danger to walkers. '".iWorsaw Hill, to Saltfaill, and , ■ .Reaching Worston.'.the party- fisoi to Clitheroe. were shown the • old) bull-ring •


■ ■ ■ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . y


' found that bricks, used to mark . .‘Lancashire, .Witches’, they . the field path to .Worston,had,/■ enteredvDownham, and then; disappeared under long grass,-; returned; round the base of ’


; Leaving itlic, .quarry, they%1»y.<iHirtfson'S^AIosniorib^:to RAMBLER. ■ ’


Setting off under’ the leader- where the cruel.sport of bull- . ship of Mr. Tom' Lord, for baiting took place in the 18th


■ an abandoned, overturned car,':' Mcarlcy Hall/where they saw : and on entering, the quarry*, the Cistercian windows, thought itself saw that all kinds 'of ■ to have come from the rcfec- rubbish h a d been dumped ! indiscriminately;


Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.


YFC v is it . Cement works


A ' (RECENT MEETING of Clitheroe and District Young Fanners’ Club took the form of a guided tour of Ribbiesdale Cement Ltd’s works at Pim­ lico.


shown round by Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. Armstrong, who des­ cribed the processes from the quarrying of the rock to-the despatching of the finished produot. They also showed them the


Members of the club were, i


Local teams in Blackburn Combination


BLACKBURN Combination gels under way tomorrow, and several local teams are making preparations f o r their first games of the season. This will mean the start of


latest machinery, to "be instal­ led. Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. Armstrong were thanked by John Hartley and Susan Spur­ geon.


then held. Tin’s was chaired by Harry Whilcwcll.;


50ft putt for Roger


ROGER ALTHAM, of Clitli- broe, the Lancashire boys’ golf champion, produced ’ the day’s’ best figures' in a 'county! match’ with Cheshire boys at Wilmslow! on Wednesday.: Lancashire won- 6y.nine rriat'chcs’tb five with one? halved.'


.the match by taking the 14th : and 15th, the latter .with' a '50ft. : tiifdie putt, which. left .him two under par for the match.


birdies at the Jrd and !4th to.gq; four up after? only.'six holes’. ; His opponent, won two .later holes but Roger went on to end


In the singles, Roger - had; ,? A short business meeting was ;


' teams.' ' Waddington. having been relegated after five years in division one, now join Lang- ho and Brockhall, the latter being promoted at the fourth


.. at iPIeasington, an what is a ' crucial, season in their attempt to recapture past glories.


!,away game, against Plcckgatc


, .Brockhall start off with a itliome. fixture - against Hasling- den-St; Mary's, while Langho have' an open fdatc. Last sea-


- son's divisionVone; champions, Great . Harwood. Wellington,


attempt. Waddington start with an


a new venture for the Calder- stoncs team, who after playing in the amateur league for two decades have gained entry into the Combination’s third division. They start their pro­ gramme with a home game against Belgravc Reserves. The second division presents an intriguing picture for local


Painter Wood road scheme


> THE;County Highways Depart­ ment have completed the re­ building of the retaining wall supporting Painter Wood road at its junction with the main road at Billington. ■ Reporting this to Blackburn ' Rural Council Highways Com­ mittee, Mr. K. W. Helm, County Divisional Surveyor, says visibility has been im­ proved by including a fence in the scheme. Road signs at the junction


\ tha, .Whallcy,easterly by-pass is opened, Mr. Helm docs not


and north of York village have been supplemented with tem­ porary signs stating that Pain­ ter. Wood is unsuitable for heavy traffic. Because of the reduction in traffic which will occur when


. consider an ‘ application for a traffic' regulation order for Painter Wood should be made at this time.


hospital who was in court, told the bench that the patient, who remained silent throughout, had never been in this kind of trouble before.


-.-interesting-local derby- in divi- sion - three, between - Great,


'have an open' date also, while runners-up for. the past two year's,,: Blackburn ...Central, are at h'ome:to;Mill Hill St. Peter’s. •• r Wednesday ’ evening sees an


,Harwood. Wellington; Reserves- ’ arid'Caldcrstoncs. ■ I t’A*.total of 73 teams will bo' competing in the five divisions


•l,toiy atjSawley.Abbey. , Next port of tall was E ra s t . ! Clough, ’orii 'Wbrston ' Moor,.


•where the party could see the ! ’huge gash in the hillside,;


- ari’d*’ causing’: havoc in the • ’


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