Clitheroe Advertiser and Tiinesi Octobci'.ticWQ 11 SITUATIONS VACANT


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Yorkshire Bank, one of Britain's most progressive Banking Organisations is developing fast. Our success story proves the value of having the right sort of people providing the right sort of service, and getting the right sort of rewards!


A progressive environment plus our policy of ''Opportunity by Ability" means that for young men Joining Yorkshire Bank now, the chances of secure career developments are second to none. A minimum of 4 'O' levels including Maths and English Language (*A* levels even better), plus the determination to study further for Banking qualifications will prepare you for promotion and there are ample opportunities for the right men to adVance to Managerial status, probably by the time they're 30. Add to this the security, the fringe benefits and the salary your abilities deserve end you will find your career successes become a reality.


The Manager. Yorkshire Bank Limited. Castle Street, Clitheroe* Lancs. BB7 2BT.


WHY NOT APPLY NOW!


Yorkshire Bank Limited


COLLAR LINING DEPARTMENT


Vacancies for


GIRLS or LADIES


Full training provided.


Excellent earning capacity.


3 6 i hour week.


Four weeks paid holiday.


Free transport from local areas.


We have a vacancy for an


EXPERIENCED PRESSER also


Vacancies for


EXPERIENCED OVERLOCK MACHINISTS Apply:


LANCASTER HOSIERY COMPANY LTD., WATERLOO MILL, CLITHEROE.


Apply for interview. Mrs. W. Lister. Telephone:


Clitheroe 2433.


FULL TIME Smart


FEMALE


ASSISTANT required


for Ladies’ Outfitters Some experience preferred


Write Box No. Wl. Advertiser and Times


THREE FISHES HOTEL, MITTON


Following Staff required


H* H I L L A R D S THREE MALE ASSISTANTS


in the 15—18 age group are required to work in the Warehouse and on the Shop-floor of our Clitheroe Store.


Good wages, free overalls, 5 day week, equivalent training at all levels, company social club and ex­ cellent career prospects with a progressive company


are offered. Apply:


MR. J. HOLMES, The Manager,


HILLARDS SUPERMARKET LTD,, King Lane, Clitheroe. ■


JUNIOR SHORT-HAND TYPIST OR


TYPIST Required by the


HORROCKSFORD LIME COMPANY LTD., CHATBURN


Apply in writing in the first instance to:— Ribblesdalc Cement Ltd., Clitheroe. The Accountant,


Female


Examiner required for


Girl’s Blouses


(Full time worker only).


Apply: TRAINEE


STORES CONTROLLER Age Group 18—25 Years


Purchasing Stores Control


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FOR CLITHEROE WORKS APPLY BOX No. V2


S. H. GREEN. Clitheroe 2464


PART-TIME STAFF NORSE B FOR DAY HOSPITAL,


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL, CLITHEROE


usy but interesting post. Applications to Matron. (Quote Ref: O.A. 333).


L AD Y Required


in Self Service Frozen Food Shop for General Duties.


SAWYERS and LABOURERS WANTED


45 hours per week.


Only willing and reliable men need apply. D. CATTERMOLE,


Upbrooks Sawmill, Taylor Street, Clitheroe.


Tel: Clitheroe 2699


Mornings only. Apply:


ROBINSON and SPENSLEY,


Railway Road, Clitheroe.


Tel: CUthcroe 3741


40FEMALE WARD ORDERLY p hour week. Basic pay £13.24


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL, CLITHEROE


er week with extra pay for A weekend duties.


pplications to Matron, Clitheroe Hospital. (Quote Rel: C.A. 332).


LIMMER and TRINIDAD CO. LTD.. West Bradford Road, Clitheroe.


■ Have a vacancy for a TELEPHONIST/


SHORTHAND TYPIST with limited Secretarial Duties.


Apply to the Production Manager


E. and R. E. PYE LTD. REQUIRE


MITTON HALL, MITTON re­ quire kitchen cleaner’s. Three or tour ■ nights. 7 pun. to 12 p.m. Tel. Accrington 34333.


40 hour week. Wage £13.44 per week with extra pay tor weekend work.


DOMESTIC ASSISTANT , Required


MATERNITY HOME WHALLEY _


BRAMLEY MEADE


Applications to the Nursing Officer


(Quote Ref: C.A. 330).


MOTHER HELPS REQUIRED s(live In) for London, and the


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HOSPITAL CAR - SERVICE. Vol­ untary Car Drivers required for Sloldburn, Bolton-by-Bqw- C land. Dunsop Bridge a n d


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Two Smart Young Ladies One for Shop and Photo Finishing.


Other for Printing Works Assitant. Five Day Week, Not Saturdays.


Apply: , . E. and R. E. PYE LTD., 42—44 York Street, Clitheroe.


Interesting work for someone ■with some spare time. Full de­ Mtails from:—County Organiser,


litheroe. Mileage rate paid. Mrs. Aykroyd, The Priory, Nun onkton, York. -1


RESIDENT COOK and resident domestic h e lp e r required. Light duties -suitable for Pen­ sioner or widow needing a t good home, Comfortable coun­


; eroe.


Box No. W2. - Advertiser and Times, 3, King Street, Ollth-


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b a s e g u i t a r is t r eq u ir ed for Seth Bromley Band, Bing Clitheroe 2037.


E. JACKSON, Chatburn Ltd, require H.G.V. tlrivxer. Apply Downham Road Garage, Chat­ burn. Tel. 330.


DOMESTIC HELP REQUIRED, two mornings per week. Apply Box No. W3. Advertiser and Times.


RATCLIFFE & THORNTON BROS. LTD.,


Lady cleaner required for showroom (no car cleaning In­ volved). Six mornings per week. . 8-30 to 11-30 am. Please apply .In person.


-Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


WANTED:. MAN TO ASSIST GARDENER. State time avail­ able.—Write Box No. (W4), Advertiser and -Times.


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Attractive conditions and good rates of pay.


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WATERLOO ROAD WORKS


WELCOME AWAITS YOUNG


RIDERS IN THIS column a fortnight ago, I commented on the position of Bob Porter as leader of the British Best All - Rounder competition and said that I could not see him losing the lead in the last two weeks. The same weekend Phill Griffiths of Gloucester City C.C. took the lead after a 12-hour ride of 277 miles, leaving Porter in the position of having to do 1-51-17 in his final 50 to regain the lead. In the event he got down to only 1-52-54, and had to be con­


tent with the runner-up position in the National B.B.A.R.


continuing a record breaking run not unlike “The Mouse­ trap”, was Beryl Burton for the thirteenth inexorable year. She does however appear to be slowing slightly, her win­ ning time being her slowest for four years.


The ladies’ best all-rounder,


First defeat for Chatburn Chatburn 3, King’s Arms 5.


CHATBURN sustained their first defeat of the seaspn when they entertained -King’s Arms.


GROOMING


very good times, and the people who do the picking arc grooming her for future inter­ national status. Whether or not she ever, achieves the num­ ber of titles won by her mother remains to be seen, and in a way I hope that she is never forced into competing against her mother’s record of wins,


Her daughter Denise at fifteen years old is doing some


unfair on her to be continu­ ally referring to her as Beryl’s daughter, which is in effect making a comparison. Provid­ ing she is not forced too hard


I always feel that it is being


and at the same time enjoy her cycling.


she can be an asset to cycling for as long as her mother,


are now really enjoying their cycling and racing in the Vets. Surprisingly, some of them, once the strain of total involv- ment in a national competition has gone, find themselves going even faster than they did in their youth.


TOURING The members of the Clith­


eroe Section have one more racing fixture before the end of the season, the North Lancs Road Club 25, and then wc can get down to our touring which has been neglected.


next few weeks are: Oct. 10th, Catterick Force; Oct. 17th, Pen die Hill Climb and Dim- penley; Oct. 24th,. Ingleton; Oct. 31st, Toffee Jack’s; Nov. 7th, Glasson Dock; Nov, 14th, Norber Boulder; Nov. 21st, Chipping and A.G.M.


The runs chosen for the


turns to lead these runs and wc hope that the young people of the town who feel that they would like to do something worthwhile will accept this invitation to join us, and sec something of the county in which they live.


Members will be taking it in


prising how many of them dropped out of sight, when they found that due to the intense competition they were no longer enjoying their cycling. Fortunately, many of them have made a comeback on attaining the age of 40, and


the years at previous winners of national titles it is sur­


When one looks back over


The villagers kicked down the slope in the first h a l f , but after only five minutes, Robin­ son put the visitors in the lead from a direct free kick. Tay-


lor made it two shortly after­ wards. Stung by this rapid reverse,


Chatburn hit back and in the next 15 ‘minutes they scored through Holgate, Catlow and Hargreaves. The second half was a stalemate for the most part


until King’s Arms were awarded a doubtful penalty, from-which Robinson levelled the scores. From then on wards, the visitors really put on pressure. They went ahead from a rather lucky lob by Pedder, and Taylor made five with a simple header.


BILLINGTON’S DEFENCE WILTS Chipping 5, Billington 0.


WITH the defences on top. Chipping had to wait until nearly half time before opening their account through Ellison. Earlier J. Procter had hit the bar and Atkinson had made a good save at the foot of the post. Early in the next half, Proc­


ter got the second, side-footing a corner kick which Rhodes had headed on. Ellison, put


through by R. Freeman, scored again to make it 3-0. After Atkinson had made another good save, Ellison rocked the Billington bar with a terrific shot from 20 yards, & R. Free­ man added another goal when the keeper lost possession under challenge from Procter. Soon


son; Preston. Rich; Freeman, R. Procter, M. Atkinson; P. Atkinson, J. Procter, Ellison, Rhodes, Cookson. Sub: Blcz-


little chance- Teams: Chipping—G. Atkin­


zard.Billington — Crutchlcy; Scott, Swain; '’ Whitehead, Howard,


afterwards, a defensive error Threlfali; Marshall, Duckworth, provided Procter with his sec- Dobson. Duckworth, Wilson, ond goal, the keeper having Sub: Stewart.


L A C K I N G co-ordination Grindleton were lucky to be only a goal down at half time. But after the interval they were very much in command, and ran out easy winners with four more goals. Commercial went ahead with


but for some bad finishing. Just before half time Com­ mercial pulled one back through


two good goals from King and should have had another couple


Grindleton in command after interval Grindleton 5, Commercial 2.


Turner, who returned the ball into the net with the goalkeeper stranded. Grindleton went fur­ ther ahead through Clayton and


Buchanan following a free kick. Grindleton began to click after the interval and B. A. Jones headed an equaliser. Two minutes later a poor goal kick by Sweeney went staight to


BLACKBURN COMBINATION CALDERSTONES OUT OF THE DOLDRUMS


CALDERSTONES have at last got out of the doldrums, After four games without a win they


have now had two successive victories to lift them from the foot of the third division of Blackburn Combination. In a re-arranged game with


Waddington were never in


the game. They crashed 9—3 as the rampant hospital for­ wards tore through a tatty­ looking defence. In division one, Great Har­


Billinge they won with an only goal. On Saturday they con­ vincingly defeated Gregson


Lane. In th e second division,


Brockhall continue a success­ ful run. Latest victims were local rivals Waddington who had to field five reserves because of injury and illness.


nered a useful point. LOCAL RESULTS


Catholic YC 4; Calderstones 3, Gregson Lane 1, There are no programmed


wood Wellington visited league leaders Feniscowles and gar­


Div, 1: Feniscowles 4,


Wellington 4. Div. 2: Brockhall 9, Wad­


. Div. 3: Calderstones 1, Billinge 0; Wellington Res. 4,


dington 3; Oswaldtwistle Imm. 1, Langho 4.


league fixtures tomorrow, the emphasis being on the second round of th e Lancashire Amateur Shield. However clubs not in the Shield have arranged alternative games a n d Wad­ dington, who do not enter, will visit Haslingden St. Mary’s in a league game, Waddington Res. travel to


HIGH SCORING WEEKEND FOR AMATEURS


Waddington ‘spectator stars in goal


Waddington Reserves 3, St. Paul’s 9.


Tomorrow’s games


/ Tomorrow’s games in Clith-


Bros (J. Whittaker), Billington v Chatham (G. Barker), Rim- ington v Chipping (H. Leach), Whallcy v Waddington Res (A. N. Other), Sf. Paul’s v Grindle- ton (N. Bury), White Lions v Commercial (A. Braithwaitc). King’s Arms v Hurst Green


(postponed). Cycling


One-way traffic as Trinity notch nine


Bowker Bros. 0; Trinity 9.


IN a game that Was virtu­ ally “one-way” traffic for


the whole 90 minutes. Trinity notched nine against Bowkers without reply. The


visitors’ forwards outpaced Bowkers’ defence time and again with inside l e f t


Morrison scoring four and making numerous indivi­


like taking any semblance of command and on the two occa­ sions when they might have scored, Kay brought off a couple of good saves. Trinity’s other scorers were


dual runs. At no time did Bowkers look


Mortimer. Swarbrick, Devine


(2) and Czapowski. Teams: Bowkers — Loynd;


Whittaker, Duxbury; Bergman, Parson, Nester; Bland, Peel, Aspinwall, Robinson, Water- house. Sub: Stead. Trinity — Kay; Penman,


Micklewrnht; Grime, McGurk, Micklcwright; Grime, McGurk. Swarbrick, Morrison, Devine. Sub: Czapowski.


SEVEN GOALS AND TWO SENT OFF Rimington 0, White Lions 7.


WHITE LIONS had the fillip of a goal straight from the


kick - off, Haythornthwaite’s half-hit shot slipping through,


the keeper’s hands. Lions went further ahead with goals from- Seedall and Chadwick.


work was good but lacked punch in front of goal, tried hard to get back into the game when they had slope advan-


Rimington, whose approach


tage in the second half. Smalley missed from the


sending off of Haythornthwaite


spot, the Lions’ keeper saving the kick with his foot after diving the wrong way. The villagers’ all - out attacking policy left huge gaps in the rear and these were fully exploited by the Lions’ for­ wards. Seedall, Haythorn- thwaite, Grainger and Stod- dart all found the net. Five minutes from time, a good game was marred by the


thwaite; Metcalfe, J. Hacking; Johnson, J. W. Hacking, G. Lambert; A. Hacking, Smalley, Colebourne. Dobson, Robin­ son. Sub: M. Lambert. White Lions — Whittaker;


and J. W. Hacking. Teams: Rimington—Thistle-


Woodworth, O’Donnell; Chat­ burn, Richards, Parkcs; Stod- dart, Grainger, Haythorn- thwaitc, Seedall, Chadwick. Sub: Potter.


croc and District Amateur Football League arc: Trinity v Royal Oak (J. Swayne), Gisburn v Bowker


FIFTEEN minutes before the kick-off, Waddington had only six men for their Clitheroe and District Ama­ teur League home game. Injury to first team men was partly ffie cause, with the failure of others to report, putting the reserves in a quandary. To reach the “regulation”


utes before the kick-off with the sanction of referee Mr. Har­ old Leach.


of 10 was hopelessly outclassed but ironically the “star” -of. the game was Bob Wigglesworth, in goal, one of the volunteers.


Inevitably, the makeshift team


seven players so that play could start, two committee men vol­ unteered to turn out and two spectators were signed up min­


him, he gave a magnificent dis­ play, keeping the score down by half and he was congratu­ lated by both teams. He saved one of two penalties in fine style during a game in which nothing seemed to go right for the plucky reserves and in


Although nine were put past which they had one “goal” dis­


allowed. St. Paul’s were well-marshalled


Wigglesworth; J. Parker, Ben­ nett; Whiteside. A Parker. Rim- mer; Francis, Richards, Boden,


by Warden, with Bradley going nap and Warden , and Pollard getting two each Boden scored all three for Waddington, Ben­ nett and A. Parker also giving creditable performances. Teams: Waddington Res.-—


Wilkinson. St. Paul’s—Hall; Mantle, Hit-


chen; Warden, K. Bradley, Pearce; Pollard, W. Bradley, Pinch, Slack, Walters.


CLITHEROE START LEAGUE.'.FIXTURES.


WTH A WIN Kirkby Town Reserves 0, Clitheroe 1.


A KOCSIS goal seven minutes from time was sufficient to give-Clitheroe full points from Saturday’s visit to Kirkby for their first Lancashire Combination league.game of the


against the Town Reserves, forc­ ing a corner on the left, Loft- houses’s low cross being hit wide by centre-forward Wroth. A further attack developed,


Freaks putting, the ball into the middle only to discover there


EVEN


season. They opened in fine style •


83 ‘ minutes. Kocsis received^ the ball from Wroth, on the right, and by sheer determination slipped it past the advancing, keeper. Kirk and Lofthouse also had a good game.


was no-one to take advantage... strengthen the forward line if ' I 'v r v


On balance, Clitheroe were worthy winners but thcy_ must


they are to pose any threat in the' league.


game and were unlucky not to Edisbury; Harkcr, Kirk, Freaks; score, Maybury managing ■ to Kocsis, Barnett, Wroth, Wilson,


Kirkby came more into the Team; Maybury; B row n ,


' arrived with both sides having had fair exchanges, but without any score. For the second half, Clith­


tip over the bar a Finley shot that was heading for the top corner of the net. Kirk easily cleared the result­ ant corner kick and half-time


eroe substituted Southworth for Freaks, which was rather un­ usual as the latter had had a


fair 45 minutes. The Shawbridge men swung


straight into the attack but finishing was poor. Kirkby be­ gan to get slightly on top and might easily have taken the lead but for good defensive work by Kirk and Brown.


DETERMINED


With 60 minutes gone, a Clitheroe appeal for handling


in the penalty area was turned down, a disappointment that served only to inject more “bite” into the attack, a Lofthouse header being well caught by the


keeper. The winning goal came after


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Turner completed the scoring following an excellent three move between Seed, Buchanan and Driver. Gindleton: Riley; Cowell,


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Seed; Jones B. W., Rudgyard, Buchanan; Jones B. A., Driver, Turner, Green, Clayton. Commercial: Sweeney; Mer­


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Whalley for their Clitheroe Amateur League game. Players and officials of both teams are asked to meet at Clitheroe Station, 1.30 p.m. prompt.


( JIGS FORWARDS MISS CHANCES AFTER their fine performance Hayward School 2, CRGS 4


SPRITE.


in holding Accrington GS to a, draw, CRGS travelled to Hay­ ward School and returned with full points from a 4-2 victory. The school dominated the


first half and went ahead through a fine solo effort by


Wright, the same player getting a second by following up Comp­


THE popular floodlit bowling competition organised by Ribblesdale Wanderers is Teaching the final stages. Third and fourth round players appearing at Church


■Meadow, next Monday at 7.15 p.m. include Stephen Ellis,


1971 Waterloo 18-ycar-old


could only parry. Early in the second half,


ton’s shot, which the keeper


CRGS went further ahead. Sharpies prodding home a cross after good work by Boden. Wright then completed a fine hat trick to establish a four- goal lead, an d , Compton and Wright both hit the woodwork during further attacks. How­


finalist, and.local players R. Catchpolo and W. Murphy. The fifth round will be


■Foster, Compton, Hickmott, Wright, Sharpies.


CRGS: Nutter, Ashley, Green, Jaques,. Rudd, Boden,


. FLOODLIT BOWLS


played on Tuesday night, with the final’s night next Saturday featuring the last eight. 2nd round: C. Howarth,


Bury, bye; M. Pounder. Nel­ son, 21-19; G. Sharpies, Nel­ son, 21-18; R. Caton, Black­ burn, 21-16; S. Russell,


Haslingden, 21-20; H. Whalley, Woodplumptou, 21-15; R. Carradice, Nelson, 21:13; J. Hadfield, Preston, 21-16; P. Connolly, Bacup, 21-15; R. Turner, Chatburn, 21-19; N. Simpson,. Burnley, 21-15: W. Murphy, Clitheroe, 21-18. 4th round: G.- Whittaker


21-17; G. Kettlcwcll 21-8; M. Shaw, 21-15;' K. Allan‘21-8.


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Lofthouse. Sub.: Southworth. Clitheroe play their first home


league game of the season to­ morrow when Wigan Rovers will be the visitors.


SNOOKER First matches and handicaps


for the opening of the Clitheroe and district Snooker League next Thursday are as follows: Chatburn ‘A’ (11) v. Billington


‘A’ (12): Social Club ‘A’ (scr.) v. Pendleton (Scr.); Pendle Club (21), v. Police 05); Conserva­ tives (14), v. Social Club ‘B’ (10);' Billington ‘B’ (21), v. Chatburn ‘B’ (12); Waddington ‘A’ (Scr.). v. Caldcrstoncs (9); British Legion (23), v. Wadding­ ton ‘B’ (16).


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not truly reflect the ■ School’s over-all dominance; partly due to the forwards’ failure to take the chances created; Wright ex ccpted.


ever, defence lapses in the last 15 minutes enabled Haywards to reduce the arrears. The final score of 4—2 did


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