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Clitlieroc Advertiser and Times, August 27,1371 11 SITUATIONS VACANT I f


PRIMROSE GARAGE Require, a


LADY CLERK For our busy General Office


■cinson, Kirk. W<1* ks. Joyce, Son'l,-


cm from greater Wilson; . Brown,


, Kendall. McDona u'..-on:


tterworth; Henry, Baldwin, Drons-


, Longson, By ran. Walmslcy, Athe


Experience of : machine;- ledger work would be advantageous, but a person with knowledge of


office procedure could .- soon adapt to modern methods.


The position offers/' a good salary and security, working in a very happy and important department of our organisation.


FRIMROSE GARAGE (Clithcroe) LTD.,


WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel: 3883/4/5/6


YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING EDUCATION COMMITTEE


VACANCIES ON FULL-TIME • ADVANCED COURSES IN


INFORMATION ABOUT


, • FURTHER EDUCATION - , SCHOOL LEAVERS ,


courses in • Polytechnics,' Tech' nical, . and commercial colleges throughout the - country, leading to . Degrees and Higher'National Diplomas should contact the following Local. Advisory Offi­ cers; ■. Mr. T. McArdlc Mr. H. J. Scott Mr. J. H. Stone Awards-Section 3 Cross Street, • Wakefield. .


- and sandwich


Tel: Wakefield 75234 exts. 686. 689 and 682.


IANAGER G N S - B U T


VYS ON


iglit months as man- Clitheroe VC, Colin i has resigned the vill continue to play b. however.


as committee will he team for each ie first was on Satur-


a replacement is


nanager blamed ork tor causing At his home in


it. Burnley, this “I just have not manage the side


,-ork on shifts". , 27, is a charge­ rs’ in Burnley,


ys be there tor Tuesdays and


ob and I cnioy continued, "but the club or the


ion ha:, been for four years, ntinuc to play despite rclin- ;crial responsi-


5 he wi l l also con- ook out for promising ho might be useful to


ND-UP


lie in defence. \Yad- the more experienced loited these dcficicn- l the result of four


ty, Moon, Dow- Eccles. Sub:


Whalley. Sharp- Hoylc. Jacques,


Res: Jones, Har- •. Riley, Simms, immer. Walker,


ton, Ross.


Bros. 2, Royal Oak 3 was very even in.


alf. although the put the Royal Oak der pressure on


• ions. Iros: Loynd, Cow-


y, Whittaker. Raws- bster. Waterhouse. :ffries. Peel, Aspin-


Jsion. Oak: Walmslcy,


irhousc. Maynard, edv, A. McLean, :han. Lingford, R. b: Waring.


; 4, Commercial 1


inks to two own he viisting team. »: Earl, Atkinson, doctor, R. Freeman, ktkinson, Proctor. Mercer, Cookson.


; found themselves up without much


-reeman. ■cial: R. Sweeney, s. Jackson. Cooper, jeldard, I'.ing, Swan, y, Dobson, A. Smith. Smith.


2, Billington 5. d olf fairly evenly, epers being called kc saves. well served in largreaves, began to


TEXACO Require Tenants


Texaco Limited requires a Tenant for a large gallonage mam road service station in the Burnley area. This site offers a unique opportunity for a go-ahead tenant determined to obtain the maximum return on his investment Controlled car sales permitted. Minimum capital requirement £3,500.


Also tenant required for a smaller but active site in the Whalley/Clithcroe area. Working capital required £1,500.


It is essential that applicants should be interested in selling and in maintaining a happy relationship with the motoring public. Full training given in all aspects of service station procedure to assist development of the full sales potential of these excellent sites.


Write to Box No. P2 Advertiser and Times (stating Burnley or Clitheroe) for application form and interview appointment.


_ .


Banking Vacancies Suitable fox young men who have recently


left SchooL We are seeking young men who have obtained high quality ‘O’ levels CA’ levels would be an added advantage), and whoso aim - is to find an interesting, progressive and pensionable career. We offer a good basic salary scale—£540 at


.17, £804 at 21 and ample opportunity to earn extra pay for undertaking responsible duties and for success in the Institute of Bankers Examinations. 5 day week.


Applications should be addressed to:


Y O R K S H I R E R A N K


The Managor. Yorkshire Bank Ltd.. Castle Street. Glitheroe. Lancs BB7 2BT


living in the West Riding and seeking: information about:vacan­ cies on full-time >


TRUTEX LTD: GRINDLETON


Head Office


have a vacancy in their Saies Invoicing Department for a FEMALE CLERK. Full training will be given, including the operation of an Anita Electronic Calcu­ lator. Preferred age 18 to 25 years, but applicants Outside this range will receive- full consideration.


Hours: 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. —' 5-day week.


Free transport provided: Cfitheroe/Chatburn/Wadding- ton/West Bradford/Grindleton.


Please, reply in confidence; to: - .! ’ , MR. C. D. BUSH, TRUTEX LTD; i Grindleton, Clitheroe, or Tel: :CKatbum 261


MISCELLANEOUS SALES! MOTOR CARS TO


GO your


greaves AGAQMAgents


U WORK ON A ftlkF fnr wealth’s sake A 8 * '1


s’Tel


IT.V..ON: EASIER; TERMS —A "P* Hargreaves, Tel, afea Olithp’


* TO for r ^ ’ M TALQY B


CARPETS!. CARPETS! CARPETS! Now Is„ rbe time. to really save


carrying Tfiggest ever cash dlB- 'ram. . all rtnUtlTR i Or .in ■ ntrm*Ln «••>)(*


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


eroe.


ANTIQUE sporting,


spuipmbt Shakespeare, ar "t nouv-v- PRINTS, hunting


Call: 1, Mitten Road. Whalley, or Tel. Whalley 3323. No obliga­ tion to buy.


GOOD QUALITY gate-leg table, excellent condition, Tel. Cllth- eioo 3250.


DINING ROOM SUITE (modern low-line te walnut), £30.—H. Koine &.p. Bawson, 79, Lower- gate. Clitheroe. Tel: 3441. '


skirts.—Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road, . Clitheroe.


pers; ladies trews, 24in. to 34in. waist, flared :or straight leg: blouses, . cardigans, "


money on. • Boorcoverings. .We nave over 1,000 different, carpets


1985 MINI, taxed and tested 1972. Good . tyres,.,- good, condition, £120. Also 500 ■ Triumph M/C, good! condition, £100 o.n.o.—29, Castle View,.Clithcroe.


MINI VAN 1961. exoellont run­ ning,. order.,, back.,sub-frame as


new, ZX- tyres as. new. Bodywork very goodr.Taxed and MOT. Very reliable.’ £80 <o.n.o.—Tel; Clith­ eroe'3G37.


DAWMAN CO, Manufacturers of all types of trailers to order.— f Pasture Lane . Works, Barrow-


ord. Nelson 66454. WANTED


g BUY AND COLLECT ladles', t ent's, children’s clothing /cur­


Haworth. ' 31. Church Square. Worstborne — TeL Bumlev 27882.


cau, ^to. No reproductions.— bBUY AND COLLECT children's. aoil PtC. HO


ments. etc.—Ring Accrington 35885


ains, etc.—Write or Phone Mrs. c abies’, ladles and gent’s O-level successes


YESTERDAY was an ini-: portant occasion for many local boys and girls as tijey received the results of the O- level examinations.


Qitlieroc Boys’ Grammar School


lothes, curtains, bedding, orna­


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


VICTORIAN CHAIR, foot-stool or settee. any condition.—Tel.


Whalley 2541.


NEW STYLES in skinny rib jum­ MISCELLANEOUS SALES ■ dresses,


Lady Cook Required.


ADVERTISER AND TIMES. Apply BOX NO. Q2,


Full or Part-Time, Live in or out. Clitheroe area.


SHOP ASSISTANT required Apply:


Waddington Pos( Office Waddington


Tel: Clitheroe .2943


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE,.


CLITHEROE ST. MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN’S R.C SCHOOL


CARETAKER REQUIRED


p Full-time (40 hours per week)


Presbytery, Lowergate, Clitheroe. HOME DRESSMAKING!


to tBe Rev. F. W. Dillon, The XwwV A ;


IX you do dressmaking for profit or pleasure, you can be an agent for


CRIMPLENE JERSEY FABRIC


Good Commission and Stock Service.


261. Main Street. Bulwell. Nottingham.


Apply; Wclbock Fabrics.


COMPANION/HELP required for. elderly widow living in Boltpn- by-Bowland. Own bed-sitting room and T.V. provided.—Write with full particulars and salary required to: Yorke, Wall Green, Huntroyde,- Nr.'Burnley.


WANTED HAIRDRESSER or im­ prover.—Marion’s Hairdressers,


la. King St., Clitheroe. Tel. 3889.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL, WHALLEY


LADIES


If you are looking for a job that will give you SATISFACTION, SECURITY, plus money in your pocket, come and join the


Nursing Staff of Calderstones Hospital. This progressive Hospital caters for 1,836 Mentally Subnormal patients. Implementation of the Salmon Scheme proposals will provide excellent oportunitics to those applicants with initiative and ambition.


Applicants should be between the ages of 18—45. , Please write or ’phone Nursing Personnel for further details and personal interview.


HEAD GREEN KEEPER required. Previous experlenco essential,— Apply: The Secretary. Walmers- ley Golf Club, Bury.


GARDENER . REQUIRED, part- time, own transport.—Doodson, Brookside, Read Old Bridge,


Read. Tel. Whalley 2295. PART-TIME


Three or Four Mornings per Week.


Yardman Required


Apply: SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE. Tel: Clitberoc'3130


n u a te Wage £18.65. Apply immediately by letter


ermanent position. Superan­ ,1 • *^***w—, — 1st CLASS PAINTER and


DECORATOR required Apply:


J. WATSON and SONS Clitheroe Ltd.


Tel: Clitheroe 3141


DOMESTIC HELP required .


for Veterinary Surgeons Practice


Approx: 24 hours weekly


Happy working atmosphere All modem appliances Wages negotiable References


Tel: Clitheroe 3763 for appointment


AREA REPRESENTATIVE re­ quired by fast growing national financiers. Exceptional oppor­ tunity. Company car may be provided Previous selling exper­ ience not essential.—Apply in writing only to: C.L.S., 184, West Regent St.. Glasgow, C2.


GLEANER REQUIRED two hours daUy, five days a week.—Ring


Whalley 2328.


LADY REQUIRES part-time office work, book-keeping and typing. —Write Box- Q6, Advertiser and Times.


BE A CLAIRE JAMES PARTY PLAN ORGANISER, earn £6 to £8 per, week for two evenings work.—Ring Padlham. 71461.


Waddington Road Cafe Clithcroc


Assistants


Wanted ' for Dinner. Openings


Apply between


9-30 a.m. and 3 p.m, or after 6-30 p.m.


BELLING COOKER, almost new, electric,‘ three burners.—Apply: 8, Thom. St,, Clitheroe, any afternoon or evening.


PRAM , SERVICE: hoods re­ covered and. apron wheels re­


Hargtyred and. repaired.—A. E.


Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2683.


reaves, Moore Lane and


PEDIGREE PUSHCHAIR with adustable foot and backrest, complete with hood, apron and


pram muff.—2, Saltbill Road, Clitheroe. '


LADIES’ BICYCLE, £5 om.o., and kidney-shaped glass top dress­ ing table, with triple mirror and stool, curtains optional, £12 om.o.—Ring ■ Clithcroe 3277 (after 6 p.m.).


VOGUE KNITTING , MACHINE, B.S.A cycle, 4-track tape re­


corder record player, kitchen set, cookers. 18 and 21-piece tea sets. If you have anything for sale call or phone J. Gleave, 103, Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Tel. Clitheroe 3880.


RETAILERS. Special offer. Just arrived three only exhibition used 6ft. Gondola frozen food display refrigerators. Fully gntd. Big reductions. Part exchanges. Terms available. Ask for rep to call or visit our showrooms.— Valley Refrigeration and Shop Fittings, 209a, Bacup Road, Rawtenstall. Tel. Rossendale 7368. open to 6 p.m. weekdays, Tuesdays 9 ■ p.m, Saturdays 5 pm.


MANY COATS, knitwear.—May Bird, Northgate and Whalley Range, Blackburn.


WANTED TO EXCHANGE, ladies or gent's cycle for small bicycle with balloon tyres.—17, Windsor Av„ Clitheroe.


00 YOUR WEEKLY WASH a t Peel Street Laundromat. Also


4 lbs. of dry cleaning for 10/-.


TEA TOWELS, table cloths, towels, tab- ncs, etc. Trade supplied. WILLIAM BARTLEV Prime! Bridie. Colne. TeL 1371


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


CARPETS . CLEANED by experts. Uplifting and refitting service 11 required. — Details, ring OUtberoe 3976


REaUPH0L8TERY. Bra cuMdlcman’s profit. We ro-cover your treasured three- piece suites as new ban as Uttls os 18 gns. Chairs £7. over 100 patterns. Free estimates. Distance no objwt. Write or phone: BEXLEY, 60 ZION STREET (ofi Padlham Road), BURNLEY. Tel 37188


VOGUE AND VALUE (Mrs. C. Fergusson) 82-86, Lowergate. Bargains in summer oddments.


Aristoc Undergrad and Berk­ shire seconds Buy bedding now a t summer prices and- reduced purchase tax. Agent for the •Fnug” the continental down- filled quilt th a t snuggles around you all night long. Compare our prices for Easy-Care, Polyester and cotton sheets. Plain and patterned, fitted or throw-over


from £2.25, Parking a t door. Tel. 2856.


TELEPHONIST/ TYPIST


required at BLACKBURN POWER STATION


ier hand. :k to the match was tch had not been the lines were non-


:i. Upton Thornber, Pinch. Sub.: Hit-


: Slack, Mantle, Bradley. Pearce,


ngton: Thompson, Swain, Whitehead, Hargreaves,


all, K. Duckworth, N. vorth, Tompkins, Evans, . Sub.: Dobson,


0, Gisburn 5. made an impressive reir first season in .mateur League, after absence, with a 5—0 Tinity. ound the strong Gis- comprising nearly all :am Craven League o fast off the mark, direct. Kay; Grime, Pen-


We set great store by this appointment since the success­ ful candidate will bo the first lino representative of the Station in its dealings with the general public end with callers.


The duties o f the post arc to operate the Station C.P.O. switchboard, to act as receptionist and to undertake


typing duties as and when necessary.


The person we are looking for will have had relevant experience in some or' all of these duties and will get genuine satisfaction ’ from helping people with their enquiries. Applicants should be pleasant in manner and personable and typing proficiency of 40 w.p.m. will be preferred, possibly with some knowledge of shorthand..


Salary will be within the range £330—£888 per annum. If you can type at 50 w.p.m. and havo certificates to show us, wc will pay an additional £42 per annum*


Conditions of service are excellent and in accordance with the National Joint Council Agreement for the


Electricity Supply Industry.


Applications in writing giving details of ®se» etc., to the Personnel Manager. CENTRAL ELECTRICITY GENERATING BOARD. 825 Wilmslow Road, East Didsbury Manchester M20 8RU, to arrive not later than September 2nd, 1971. It is essential to quote Vacancy No.


“ 19/230/E. SPECIALITY SALESMAN


TOP RATED CANADIAN FIRM NEEDS CAPABLE MEN age 30—60 prepared to work.


Excellent opportunities with firm doing successful business in U.K.


Above average income for men of determination. Products have, big repeat potential.


brick. McGurk, Mor- op, Carter, Howarth, , Turnbull, Sub:


h, Gibbons, Crycr; Brad- , Conboy, Parkinson, es, O’Shea. Sub; Robin-


sburn: Wiseman; Atkin- Wilkinson; John Y/ood-


iiington 3, Commercial 0 ideal conditions, Riming-


opened their Amateur Lea- programme with a 3-0 win Commercial, who missed penalties in the second


rcial missed another when the ball was sh over the bar. Rem­ ained the initiative and


cell on top, ton: Burgess; D. John- dctcalfe; Smalley, W. Colbourne; Heaton, ng, Dobson, Capstick,


FORTRESS DRIVER


KITCHEN FURNITURE


Applications are invited for a position in our Despatch Department. The successful applicant will complete our team of drivers distributing kitchen furniture to retail outlets throughout the country.


ARE YOU * Capable of operating without direct supervision?


* Of a conscientious and co-operative disposition?


* Seeking a financially rewarding and satisfying post with incentive? '


* In possession of a H.G.V. licence and fully accustomed to the handling of heavy goods vehicles?


ig. Sub: A. Metcalfe, srcial: R. Sweeney; McTeas; • C oop er, lack; T. Smith, Doh- Swecncy, McTear, A. ib: Jackson.


If the answer to the above is “YES” then, write or ’phone for interview to:— w STARKIE,


BOWKER BROS (Clitheroe) LTD., SUN STREET, CLITHEROE. 2316/7


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL, OLD LANGHO, BLACKBURN


If you. wish to j’oin a happy team that REALLY CARES for the mentally handicapped, there are still a few vacancies left for


Play Helpers Excellent’working conditions, uniform provided. 27p per


hour. Assisted travel. Canteen facilities and four weeks' paid- holiday. Help the nursing staff to help' the mentally handicapped to help - themselves. Qualifications-


are'not necessary. Apply. at once to:


The Principal Nursing Officer, Division fBY


SERVICE MANAGER Required


To be responsible for maintaining Haulage Fleet. Apply:


GEORGE WADDINGTON (Builders) LTD, PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN.


Tel: . Cbatbum 511


If you wish to boost your'personal income and think you are our man— —write.AIR MAIL today to:


President, P.O. Box 70, Station R, Toronto 352, Ontario, Canada. THE ACCOUNTANT,


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LTD. CLITHEROE


LANCS BB7 4QF.


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LTD. Have a vacancy for a


WAGES CLERK MALE or FEMALE


Ail applicaions must be in writing giving defails of age, education and experience, and address to:


STRETCH COVERS. 150 patterns d to choose from. For free home


8emonstration. — TeL Olltheroe 975.


DEEP FREEZE meat price list on request.—Frank Rigby, 25,


Oxford Road, Burnley. Tel. 24510,


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


packed and delivered. Further details: Frank Rigby. Tel. Burnley 24510.


SITUATIONS VACANT EXPERIENCED


SHOP ASSISTANT required


Full or Part-Time Apply in writing:—


JOHN COWGILL & SON, 4—6, Market Place, Clifhcroc.


I can put lUiet stoahs in-your fridge for only 30p' per lb., rump 30p per lb.. silvcrstde 30p per lb., sirloin 30p per lb., top stdo 30p per lb.


Cut, Packed, Labelled and Delivered a t no extra charge.


For further, details contact the specialist:


FRANK RIGBY.


26 OXFORD ROAD, BURNLEY. TEL.' 24510.


VOGUE AND VALUE (O. Fergus­ son) 82-86. Lowergate. Visit our Nearly New Department. We are


Whatever, did you buy that deep freeze lor? i t must have been to save money.


P, C, N; K. Boden E, H, T. L, F, M, P, C; I. Braith- waitc E, T, L. F, M, P, C, N; S. R. Cavil 1 E, T; 1. Davison E, H, T, F, M, P, C, N; J. V. Foster E. T. L, F, G, M, C. G. M. Greatorcx E, H, T,


Form 5Q M. .Bateman1,E, H, T, M, .


CiChemistiy’’:GDB;:craftJd«i^.'axid:'practicc;:C01vI;Com- m'erce; *DSG rioraestic’ science (cookery); DSN domestic


KEY


: engineering'drawing; D Art;' GRL Greek and Roman ■ literature rin translation; GS general science; H History; HB human biology; I Italian; K Greek; L Latin; ;M Mathematics; N Biology;* NC nutrition and cookery; O Music; P Physics; T Geography; WDK woodwork; X scripture!knowledge;'NC-Nuffield chemistry; DS domes­ tic science; BC British Constitution; CS Classical Studies;. CW (W) craft work (wood); DR dress; EH.economic history; PA principles of accounts.


M; S. R. Green E, T, F, M, P, C; S. N. Hedley E; R. I. Hickmott E, H, T, X, F, M, P; P. S. Johnson E, O, F, M, P. C, WDK; G. M. Lambert E. H, X, F, G, M, P. C. J. -N. Lund N, WDK; I.


L .


Marr E, H, M, P, WDK; J. S. Meadows E, H, X, M, P; B. Monk E, H, D, N; S. M. Newman E, D, P, N; M. N. Roberts T, N. WDK. ’ J. A. Sharpies E, T; F, M.


. D. J. Gardner H, T, M, P; H. S. Gill E, H. T. M, P, C, N; C. Gorst E, H, T, F, M, P, N; P. Hampshire E, T; P. J. Jackson E, T.-'F. M. P; D. Johnson E, T, F, G, M, P, C, N; D. R. Lavin E, T, C, N; R .. W. Lawson E, T, F, M, P, C, N.


F.M. P.C.N.


P, C; R. E._ Spiby E, H, T, N; K. P. Stannard E, H, F, G, M, P, C, N; P. A. Steel E, H, T, M, P, C. N; D. J. Swarbrick E, F, M, P; J. Tel­ ford E, T, M, P, C, WDK; K. A. Webster E, H, T, D, F, M, P; A. J. Woods E, D. P. Form 5M 1. Astley E, T, L, F, G, M,


now - accepting autumn and winter garments for sale on commission. Also fancy goods, etc. Bring those unwanted pres­ ents. Tel. OUtheroe 2856.


BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, fresh bulk mince, 20p per lb„ packed and delivered.—Further details Frank Rigby. Tel. Burn­ ley 24510.


T.V. RENTALS, 19” and 23" In­ stalled. without deposit.—H.


Katae and D. Rawson; 79, Low­ ergate, Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.


“REST ASSURED" DIVAN BEDS. top cash discounts, part ex­ change allowances, full range available.—H. Kaine & D. Raw- son, 79 Lowergate, Clltheroe. Tel. 3444.


THE BRIDAL WEAR SPECIAL 1ST. ANNE WHITTAKER offers you the latest styles te Bridal Wear. Also Bridesmaids’ and Children’s Gowns. For the win­ ter bride see our selection of Honey and Champagne Col­ oured Gowns with Headdresses t and Matching Veils. We stock


P, C; M. I. Baines E, T, F. G, M, P, C, N; G. C. Blair-


Bryan E, T, L, F, G, M,'P, C;' J. H. Chadwick E, H, T, X, M; A. C. R. Compton E, T.


TIPPING FREE TIP


PHREE RIVERS MOBILE PARK,


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


PETS


HILLSIDE KENNELS. NANGREAVE


from leading manufacturers, e.g. Edward Black of Notting­ ham, Ellis Marilyn Martin and The House of Nicholas. Prices vary from £i2 to £89 and te all sizes. Headdresses by Jenny Lynn and R. C. R. Gibbons. Relax and choose your complete ensemble to ANNE WHIT­ TAKER, 5 INFANT STREET, ACCRINGTON (opposite Peol Street Bus Station). Tel. Accrington 36737 or 31282. Evening appointments a pleas­ ure. Open throughout local holidays.


rendy and traditional • designs


MEN’S JEANS, jackets, lcather- ' ilr'


look coats, shirts, underwear, sports trousers, shoes. Men’s crimplene trousers, 32ta. to 42in. waist, in stock.—At Econ­ omic Stores, 70, Whalley Road, Clitheroe


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CALL AND SEE our new autumn stocks of women’s coats, dres­ ses, suits, knitwear and trews at Economic Stores, 70. Whalley Road. Clitheroe.


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre. 72/74/76. Scotland Road. Nelson.


HOOVER APPLIANCES easier to buy at A. E. Hargreaves. Tel. 2683 Clitheroc.


VENETIAN BLINDS, biggest dis­ counts. Free estimating and fitting service. Tel. Clitheroe


3975.


Black and White T.V. for a new Colour T.v.


Part Exohango your


Rental and H.P- Terms available.


Buy from the experts. Ash for details


j. G. ROWLAND Tali Whalley 3585


64*86 KING STREET, whalley.


Ladders


PINNACLE LADDERS ARE EVERYWHERE


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


Plumbc Street, Burnley. Tel: 25670


MA N AGE R Required


To be responsible for production of assembly of Furniture Skeletons.


Apply:


GEORGE WADDINGTON (Builders) LTD., PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN.


Tel: Cbatburn 511


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. Walmcsloy. Bury. Tel. Ramsbottom 2023.


PEDIGREE PUPPIES, cash or weekly terms. Irish Setters, Foodies, Spaniels, Alsatians, Labradors. All wormed and vac­ cinated. Transport available.— Hillside Kennels, Pike Farm, Walmesley, Bury. Tel. Rams­


bottom 2029.


THE AVIARY SHOP, 181 Leeds Road. Nelson. Tel. 66677. Birds and Seed always is stock-


PUPPIES GALORE! Labradors half-price, also Pekes Chihua­ huas, Yorkies, Scotties, Cairns, Westies Fox Terriers, Spaniels, Golden Retrievers, Shelties. Jack Bussells, Poodles. Beagles, Sealy- hams. Always open. Tom Scho­ field, Disley Farm, Moss Lane. Whlttle-le-Woods. C h o r 1 o y.


Weekly advertiser 35 years.


MARTINDALE KENNELS have over 250 puppies and 39 breeds available now including St. Ber­ nards, Mini Pinschers. Pomeran­ ians, Shihtzus, Newfoundlands. Cavalier King Charles, Chows, Fox Terriers, Great Danos, Sealy- r liams, Samoycds, Welsh Ter­


Poodles, Standard, Miniature and Toy. Yorkies. Labradors. Staffordshire and English Bull Terriers. Dachsunds, Irish Set­ ters, Japanese Springers, Beagles, Cairns, Afghans, Box­ ers Cockers, Dalmatians, Tibet­ an Spaniels, Old English Sheep­ dogs Scotties. Chihuahuas, Pugs', Lassie Collies, Westies, Corgics, Shelties, Golden Re­ triever. Airedales. Bassets. Bells Lane, Hoghton 865 (near Old Oak Hotel) near Preston. Open daily 9-0 a.m. to 9-0 p.m.


iers, Manchester Terriers, LIVESTOCK


SIX FULLY-ACCREDITED, well- bred Friesian bulls with dairy


442.


licences. Dams available for in­ spection with yields to 1.712 galls, and butterfat to 4.29%.— F. Clark. Lowcocks, West Brad­ ford, Clitheroe. Tel. Chatbum


EXPERT SERVICES CATTLE GRIDS: various types on. Tel. Clitheroe 2976.


hire. Rotovattag etc. Ring after 6 p.m. or weekends, Clitheroo


BIO U U U y i u y u u v * * * * * * * o — - — A. I


. . _ . n l o w n f f lM 2090.


DO YO HAVE A BATHROOM? Save over £100 and - Install your own bathroom. Quality brand name suites and : aU necessary materials for the in­ stallation are supplied te our standard D.I.Y. packs. Free de­ livery. Comprehensive advice on Government grants and drawing up of plans included. No deposit. Finance available over throe years If required. Don’t delay—for free informa­ tion contact: Bath-Paks. Wigan, (The Bathroom Experts), 631,


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


ROOF SEAL


Look new and original with our ROOF SEALED METHOD


Have your root made WATERPROOF


It does not devalue your property as some methods do. :


Grey, Green. Red and Black. MODERATE CHARGES For Free Quotation


CONTRACTING COMPANY. Rutlunri ( lianibess,


YORKSHIRE ROOF SEAL ----- Consult .------


31, Ivcgatc. Bradford. 1.; ■ Yorkshire. ■ -


Tel: Bradford 24312.-


- Lancashire Branch opening; shortly in Preston.


All types of roofs sealed ; Colours:—


for sale, for farms, country houses, highways, etc. Repairs s to grids on site.—Roger B. Wil­


ton, 48 West View. Wadding-


LONG GRASS CUT. Motor mow­ ers and propane flame gun lor


,N. J. Warren E, H, F, M, P, N; P. A. Warren E. H, T, F, M, P, C, N: M. E. Whitworth E. H. X; M. J. Yates E; J. S. Young E, H, T, M, P, C, N. Lower 6 P. Parkinson P. The following 4tli form


A. M. Strange E, T, M, P, C, N; I. R. Thorburn M, WDK;


M, P, N; G. D. Monk E, F. M; A. S. Morton E. H, T, F, M, P, C, N; I. McKnigbt E, H. T, F, M, P, C, WDK; I.. D. North E, H, M, N; K. Nut­ ter E, T, F, M. P, C. WDK; C. P. Rech E, H. T. M, C. N; A. J. Rudd E, H, T, F, M. P, C. N....................... A. Smith E, H, M, P, WDK;


■T. W. Mitton E. H. T,.F,


M, DS; Marie Fort E. EL, H. L, F, G, M. P, N; Alexina Full- alove E, EL, F, M, P, C, N; Anne Gollop E, EL, T, F, M, P. C, N; Lynda Griffith E, EL, X, N, DS; Eunico Hargreaves. E, D; Kathleen Hayhurst E, EL, D, F, P; Margaret’ Hobson E, EL, H. L. F, G, M. P. N; Jana Holt E, T, D, N. DS. Michele Instone E, EL, H, L,


Audrey Edmondson E. M, P» N, DS. Barbara Farnworth E, T, F,


F, G. M, P, N; Anne Jackson E, EL. D, L. F. M. P, N; Bar­ bara Jackson E, EL, X, F, M; P, C, N; Alison Jones E, EL, L, F, M, P, C, N; Christine Kcates E. EL. H, F. M. C, N.- Janet Lakin E, EL, D, F, M;


science (needlework); E English Language; EL English Literature;,ENG; engineering workshop theory-and prac-. ticc; F French; G German; GED geometrical and 1


DS; Doreen Lambert E, H, T, F, G, M, P, C, N: Katherine' Leach E, H, L, F, G. M, P, C,' N; Jane Lowcock E, EL. H, L, F, G,- M. P, N; Diane Metcalfe E, M. P. C; Dilys Middle^' brough E, L, F, M. C: Lorna Montgomery E, T. M. DS. Margaret Scrivens E. EL, X;-’


pupils gained O-level passes in art: C. J. Green. G. R. Pye, P. Reilly, R. D. E. Stock, T. Waterworth, F. R. Dooris, D. G. Forrest, D. G. Holden, J. F. Spurgeon, I. Wearden. P. Reilly also gained a pass


Valerie Stock E, EL, H, L, M, P.


in craft design' and practice. . P. H. Banks, P. Morris and N. S. Robertson gained passes, in principles of English law, an Associated Board examina­


tion. • Clitheroe Girl’s


Grammar School


Michele Ainsworth E, H, D, L, F, M, P, C, N; Janet Bailey E, X, F, M; Pauline Bell E, EL, T, M, P, C. N; Janet Birtlc E. T, X, L, F, M. N; Patricia Black E. EL, T, X, P; Catherine Bridge E, H. T. L, G. M. P. C, N; Yvonne Bullock E, H. T, L, F, G. M, C, N. Alison Coates E, T, D. M,


Form Upper V Alpha Gillian Ainsworth E, M;


Carol Meggison E, EL, D, F, M, P,. C, N; Lesley Naughton E, C, N; Sara Panter E. EL. H, L. F. G, M. C, N; Fran- tiska Parker E, EL, F. G, M; C;-.Ruth Parkinson E. T. F. G. M,'P, G. N; Sylvia Parkinson E, EL. D. F; Wendy Pearson. E. T. C. N;r Elizabeth Penning­ ton-E, EL, H, X. F. Deborah Quinn E, T, X, D,


Form Upper V Bela Susan Daniel E. EL. H.-DS;


vr. I


M, C. DS; Susan Ramsbottom E, L, F. G. M. P. C. N: Linda Rudyard E, F, DS: Yvonner Scott E. EL. H. T. D. F. M; ' Joyce Sharoles E, T, M, P, C. N, DS; Elizabeth Shaw E, H, T. L. F, M. P. C. Hilary Smethurst E, T. L. F,


G. M, P. C: Barbara Smith E. T. F. M. P. C. DS; Gillian Squires E. EL, H,.X. DS; Julie Steele E. T, F; Wendy Steele E, T; Valeric Stott E, X, D, F,


P, C, N; Susan Cooke E, H, F, G M. P. C. N; Corinnc Cut­ ting E, EL, T. F, M, P, C, N;


HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION


MORECAMBE. — One week reclusive oolidaj. Three day tours English Lakes, theatre*, toll board residence from £1B M. Brochure. — • WICHF1ELD PRIVATE HOTEL. Set View Parade


Tel 741! ;


SCARBOROUGH. B.B., evening dinner £11 weekly. Reduced


September. H.C.—Brl-Nook, 111, Columbus Ravine. Tel. 4585.


RHYL SEA FRONT HOLIDAY. T.V. Flatlets.—62. West Prom­ enade. Tel. 4710.


LOST


LADIES’ BROWN LEATHER PURSE lost Monday evening be­


tween 8 p.m. and 8-30 p.m. at Bridge Road, Chatburn, near Barclay’s Bank. Good reward.— Tel. Clithcroe 2287.


CARAVANS


WANTED CHEAP CARAVAN: will renovate, but must be tow- able.—Tel. Whalley 2101, ___


TUITION PERSON REQUIRED t o PERSONAL


DEEP FREEZE meat price list on request. Frank Rigby, 25, Oxford Road, Burnley. Tel. 24510.


PUBLIC NOTICES


LION’S 100 CLUB. 4th Wcok: No. 2,


R.W.C.C. 150 CLUB No. 119.


CLITHEROE F.C.—No. 5. RIBBLESDALE AND


HORROCKSFORD S.C. Wook 30: £5—242..


DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT


THE TRUNK ROAD (Wballcy- Clitheroc By-Pass) (Prohibition of Pedal Cycles) ORDER 1971.


The Secretary of State for the Environment proposes to make an Order under section 1 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1967, as amended by Part IX of the Transport Act 1968, the effect of which will 'be to pro­ hibit the use of pedal cycles , of the Whalley-Clitheroe By-Pass (Trunk ■ Road A59) between its junction with the A666 road at Langho and its junction with Sawley Road (A59) in the Rural District of Clitheroe in the County of Lancashire.


A copy of the Order, together with a plan illustrating the pro­ posal, may be inspected during all reasonable hours at the offices of the Lancashire County Coun­ cil at County Hall.. Preston and of the Clitheroc Rural District Council, 2 Church Brow, Clith­ croe, Lancs.


Objections to the Order must ,bo sent to the Secretary, • Depart­ ment of the Environment, 2, Marsham Street, London- SWl by 17th September. 1971, quoting the reference TTPA 5/20/017 and stating the- reason: for objection.


H. HOLLINGSHEAD


guitar.—Apply Box No. Q4, Ad­ vertiser & Times.


teach ____


DS. Nancv Thorpe E, EL. H. L.


F, G. M. P. C: Linda Todd E, D, DS: Barbara Waggelt E. EL. L, F, M. P, C, N; Carol Wagner E, T, F, C; Jean Walker E, EL, T, L. F. G, M, P; Janet Waring E. H, T, X, D, DS; Jennifer Wilkinson E. EL, H, T, L. F, G, M. P; Caroline Winsor .E, EL.' T. D, F, M, P; Gillian Wood E, EL, H, 7’, D, M, P, N. Form 6B Carol Ainsworth CS. HB;


Susan Bartholomew HB; Wendy Brogdcn CS. HB; Susan Cow- perthwaite HB; Gillian Cragg CS; Allyson Crowther CS, HB; Catriona Cullen CS; Lynne Duckworth CS, HB; Christine Grealcy CS; Susan Haworth CS, HB; Lesley Houghton CS; Alison Lavin CS; Jane Nelson HB; Anne Nutter HB; Irene Sahviczek CS, HB: Gillian Spcnccr HB; Susan Taylor HB.


Si. Augustine’s RC Secondary


Byrom E.EL.H.X.M.GED.ENG; J ohn'Chew E.EL.X.GED; Mark Clarkson E.T; Peter Cornwell GED.ENG; Philip Cottom ENG; Alun Cox E; Brian Curtis E.D. Robert Gates T; David Geldard E.EL.T.D.P.N; Noel Holden EL.WDK; Paul Hum­ phreys E; Peter Jackson WDK; Bernard Knowles D.M.WDK. GED;. Kevin McDonald ENG; Philip Melting D; David Moore WDK.GED; Michael Murray E.EL.H.T. Anthony Rigg D; Michael Robinson D; Peter Stuart. GED.ENG; Geoffrey Wilding E.EL.GED. Fiona Clarke D. Anne Clark­


Daryl Brooks D; Stephen


son ElELM;,Margaret Dignan E;'Kathleen Dunleavy D; Claire Harrison E.EL.X.; Brenda Hornby E.EL.Com.N; Pamela Hudson D; Susan Hudson D; Lorraine Lambert Com; Kath­ ryn Reece E.EL.Com; Anne Waterworth E.X.DS.


Ribblestlale Secondary


T.M.NC; Colin Bradley ENG.E, NC; Suzanne Bond N,E,EL,T, NC; Phillippa Boyd N, EH, EL, T,M,NC;; Colin Bradley ENG, E,EL,T,GED.M; Peter Bradley ‘ ENG.D.E.GED.M. Margaret Briggs COM,E,EL,.*


Karen Bateman D.E; Sandra Bell D; Pamela Birch D,N,E,M,


ASSOCIATED BOARD.


. tree E,T; Stephen Dixon GED,, M; Vanessa Eccles E; Elizabeth . Embley N,T,NC; Sheila Embley M.


MFA.NC; William Campbell* EL; Jeffrey Capstick CW(W), GED; Anne Clarke D.NAI.NC;; Francis Clarke D; Brian Crab-


Duncan Fone ENG,E,T,


GED.MJ?; Keith Fowler D,CW . (W), E,GED,M,P; Kathleen Frankland N, E, EL, M, NC; ■ Michael Hall E; Angela Hilton’- N, DR,E,EL,NC; Julie Jackson^ D, N,NC; Christopher Kendrick!' E, M; Elizabeth Kennedy E;. Jean Knowle N.DR.N.C; Den­


>ger-. ENG,GED,M- Stephen, Waddington' ENG,E,GED,M,P; r


Valerio WaJton D,E; Julie Whit- -taker, PA; Paul Whittaker PA; Susan Whittaker DJB; Lisa Wil­ kinson E;’Kay Wilson N3H,E, EL,TJvf,NC. Joint Matriculation Board.-


Gillian Hayhurst EL; Jacqueline Weaver E,


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■T,GED,M; Jeffrey Parkinson. T; Christopher Philip E; Colin- Price ENG,GED. Mary Sanderson D,E; Audrey 5 Simpson PA, NC; Thom is Slin-1


M; Kerry Marshall N,ENG,E,.


nis Lee ,D,ENG,GED,MF- David Lord CW(W), T, GED,


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