of age


edispord SCHOOL ceto


brated its 2 1st birthday ^ Friday by grantme the to the door to former


pupils and staff- Among them were form”


headmaster Mr John Wad-


dington and 1°™” head Mr John Hall. School managers Coun. and Mrs Clifford Chatburn and tne


Rev. and Mrs A an Hunt were also there, along with Clitheroe M a v o r and Mayoress Conn. Leo Wells


anci Mrs Wells. Today's pupils performed


DON’T USE PHONE PLEA


DUNSOP BRIDGE residents arc asked by the GPO not to use their telephones dur­ ing a 10-minute period next Wednesday, when local lines arc to be switched over to a mobile temporary ex­ change. Subscribers should not


FIRST GAME AT


a musical play — “ Midnight Thief" — which they re­ peated three times on Mon­ day for their own school ail'd Visitors from the two Clitheroe Grammar School.


make calls between 12-25 and 12-35 p.r.i., a spokes­ man for Blackburn tele­ phones said this week. The changeover is being made while the village's existing exchange is extended and modified. Work is expected to be finished by Christmas.


Ribblesdale School and St Augustine's, Billington. Mr Richard Cowman


directed the play and con­


structed the set. Friday's audience was


• g s rnm ism | r tor llu-ir musical


school choir and orchestra, both conducted by Mrs Marie Tomlinson, head of the music department. High­ lights were a series of negro spirituals and a three-part, version of “Lift Thine


treated to a musical pro­ gramme presented by the


News in Brief


RIBBLE VALLEY Recrea­


Eves.” by Mendelssohn. Two days earlier more than 30 former teachers at


'm u s t


Council value’


tion and Leisure Committee is to investigate the possi­ bility of putting a notice in the car park opposite the Ribblesdale Pool to indicate when the baths are not available to the general


Edisford joined present staff for a celebration dinner at the Assheton Anns In Dovnham.


g iv e


IAINST li barkeromid of ;hc Ribble Va!-


Council will soon be


[iwiiu up its "‘ jobs l i s t ” 1U75-7H. and the Mayor, Fred Singleton.


::ed committee chairmen to brine schemes for-


j:-d ’* piecemeal ” during coming year but to sub­ complete programme,


l ie was speaking a t a Imre committee meeting i which Coun. Cyril Law idi. referring to costs. people did no; mind


Ided they saw something done, but they did not


to think they were pay- nothing.


Isirman. Coun. Tom Robin- ! !u


brought irom the w. y comment.


TO ii ro times when


ini: * Pall*. n _ ;o n '. “ We bo t-ron to bo oivimr ;i:r ; );• money.“


C (\ n .-or !i;in-.s being but they dtvn't want to Si :<i C mn. William


c \ In hospital


staff for Itt years


TLMBER ,,j- Calr:e:>tone.-. pita! r.m* -:! nt Man for


r 40 >o;t! M:- Edward ) • / *. . 1 ( ;•e;- known as


:r.2*on. i:


riv-nr v:; Terrace. qiif-a M his


r Crane .■.rrvc\; ifi tlie ; Lar.Tu' !v.:c lierifi’.cnt


n : av.d was a mem- Fev Cricket Club


- tr-d c B 4*on Band Club.


(■Mir.crted with the M.ar.vy.- Civirrh, a.;;,i M.i-.- there


T.*, w:ll nr* :o’.lowed Whallev


lU'JO-


Ho alking


Rangers buy new gear


IN an effort to streanffine adm ini s tr a ti o n, Wh&U ey Raniers Football Club has decided to amalgamate its junior and senior com­ mittees. Explained their press officer, Mr Graham Wilson: We felt that the move would cement the relationship between the two sections of the club and create a larger pool of ideas and of helpers. "The major problem fac­


public. This would save people paying to park and then finding they can not be admitted to the baths to get their parking fee refun­ ded.


THE Friends of Clitheroe Hospital wish to express their thanks to all the organisations and indi­ viduals who helped to make Saturday's hospital open day such a success.


ing the club in past seasons has been that of transport to away matches. With the help of adult p l a y e r s , juniors’ transport problems


should become a thing of the past.” The club has also decided


to buy some new equipment, including strip for the under-15 team. The next fund-raising event is to be a jumble sale, which will be held after the holidays. Anyone who has any jumble is asked to contact any committee member. The new committee con­


David Butler, of Whalley Road. Wilpshire, has been declared top apprentice from 30 candidates in the Black­ burn telephone area. David, 20. was presented with a certificate, a £10 prize and a gold plated trophy by tile area head of planning. Mr R. V. R. Marsh at Bolton Technical College.


A POST OFFICE telecom munications technician, Mr


THE Ribble Valley Recrea­ tion. and Leisure Committee ha.s decided to become a subscribing member of tlie North-West Tourist Board tit a cost of £25. and of the National Playing Fields Association at a cost of £10 a year.


ARTHUR LANGSHAW'S cuiclc book on Clitheroe


sists of all members of the two previous committees. Officials are: Mr D. Keigh*


! D. TaUersall, treasurer. Team managers are Mr


ley. president: Mr B. Whit­ taker. chairman: Mr G. Duerden, secretary, and Mr


R. Dust (Blackburn Com­ bination side), Mr K. Wall- bank (Ribble Valley Foot­ ball League', Mr W. Roberts and Mr D. Wright (under- 15s * and Mr T. Buller and Mr J. Cudworth (under-13s).


Champion house


DERBY House were overall winners at Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School’s annual


sports day. JI NIOB RESULTS


|£2tU00 road scheme


. . 1 .c* A


Ruth Crocshaw. Susan Bailey. H:ch Jump: Jennifer Barlow and rius.m Bailey (1st equal), Valerie Ainsworth. Throw: Jane Haigh. Susan Beacham. Pamela Stevenson. ‘jOPm.; Stephanie Rostron, Pamela Stevenson. Susan Beagham. Long jump: Lorraine Clark. Carol Ash­ worth. Stephanie Rostron. 400m.: Susan Greenhalzh. Stephanie Ros- tron. Carol Ashworth Relay: Derby, Lumb. Assheton.


3*;m. hurdles: Valerie Ainsworth. INTERMEDIATE


P:tvion , ;:T S-isitn Hall. :t.4oo hash; Fa:


n.-oordh Kilner. Elizabeth Bond. rth, Julia her. Shot


r/im hurdles: Jennifer Ingham, Lo:1C aim;): Julie


i:chv.;:iY.S ■ Har:v r. Ha' Com:.ait- | B"J il .0


if?:,clod I'm <<; v. 1 i:t• ii will be


v.o'.. irom the rail* GlkDlUTi tO


.u-.d


ped d: mnaye s\>-1 icMummeni and j t>c:u: to improve :


or the ro.id irom j cot, adequate vu: - 1


lir’.cAe. m the .vhetne i.t j


Lu:no A


n :re ! Ha'.v an Hwh Haworth. Ivy


in Williamson, roan Sarah


D 1:rbam. Caroline ‘ D 1


Myland, jump:


2Ui;m.: 1


l:> ;fc:■om-' El.zan»*th Bond. );j1»tinon J Mr-rj:pv. R< l.v.: 1


.I'll Durban. 1 :h Bock. Wr-f.dV


loom. Janet


Julia Julie


Wendy Walker, v Davies. 400m.: Wendy Walker, Discus: Eliza-


SENIOR


Brae, Gillian Vickery. Long ;u:r.p: Mary pcnnlnztor.. Cornnft Hornt*. Lois Farrell. 100m.; Mary I\*;.n:ncton. J:li Turner. Susan Speivht Sltot putt: Wendy Dut- lon Susan Hall. Wendy Weather- burn 2W)in.: Mary Pennington, Jud:■ V, Norr.s. Karen .Smith. H:Ai tump: Corinnc Home,


Elizabeth Beck. Surah Carol Wlutakf-r. 30m. Mary Penninzton, Helen


CALVES in certain hill and upland areas may be inspec­ ted ior subsidy at six months instead of thc usual eight if shortage of keep on the farm compels their sale in


• Dutton. Brenda Derby. Llewellyn


Castle lias been reprinted by Ilic Ribble Valley Council following increased public


demand. Tlie 20-pagc booklet, at


5p, is now on sale at the Castle Museum and at local bookshops.


THE judging period for the Lancashire "Best Kept Vil­ lage*' Competition started recently. There arc ~3 en­ tries for this year's com­ petition. the largest num­ ber in its -1 year history.


PERMISSION for an “ It's A Knockout ” competition to be staged on Mardale play­ ing field, Longridge, pro­ vided that the football pitches are not used, lias been granted by r.ibble Valley Recreation and Leisure Committee to the Grimsargh Area Foundation Team.


TIIE Ribble Valley Council’s Finance Committee has ap­ proved the following applica­ tions for permits to hold street collections: The Commercial Hotel, Clitheroe, In connection with a charity pram race; and Gisbum Festival Hall, towards vil­ lage hall maintenance.


HOME CLITHEROE FC begin their Lancashire Combination pro­ gramme with Kirkby Town as visitors to Shawbridge on Saturday, August 17th. A week later they visit Prescot Town and then have a mid­ week game at home to Bacup Borough. On August 31st they are at home to Maghuil in the first round of the Combination Challenge Cup. August n th : Kirkby Town,


home; 24tli. Prcscot’Town. away; 28th, Bacup Borough, home; 31st. first round Comb. Challenge Cup,


10th. Wren Rovers, away; 14th, Le.vland Motors, home; 21st, Ash­ ton Town, away; 28th. quarter­ finals Challenge Cup and pre­ liminary round Bridge Shield. h October r»th: Accrington Stanley,


Maghuil, home September ?th: Bootle, away;


away; 19th. Ellesmere Port Town, awav; 26th. Wren Rovers, home. November 2nd: open:


Dukinfield Town, home; 16th, first round LFA Challenge Trophy; 23rd. Ford Motors, home; 30th, St. Helens Town. away. December 7th: Kirkby Town,


9th.


awav; 14th, Prcscot Town, home: 21st Atherton Collieries, away: 2f»th', Great Harwood Res., home; 28th, Bootle, home.


home; I8th, Darwen. away; 25th, Accrington Stanley, away, February 1st: Blackpool Mcch..


January 4th: Ashton Town, 1975


home; 8th, Ellesmere Port Town, away: 15th, open; 22nd. Skelmers-


dale United Reserves, away. March 1st: Dukinfield Town,


away; 8th. Maghuil. home: 15th. Ford Motors, away; 22nd, St Helens Town, home; 28th. Great Harwood Reserves, away; 29th. Bacup Borough, away; 31st. Nelson, home. April 5th: Maghuil, away; 12th


Roofing, Pointing, Concreting, Fencing and Draining


All types of property repairs.


Atherton Collieries, away: 17th. Skelmcrsdalo United Reserves, away; 19th, Darwen, home.


IT was a figlit to a finish at Ribblesdale Secondary School sports, Pendle House running out winners with 670 points, six points more than Ilodder. Kemplc came third with 608, followed by Caldcr with 591.


WHALLEY 2nd are cnjoyin„ a good season. They lead division two of the Ribbles­ dale Junior League and are finalists, with Baxenden. for the Lawrencon Cup. The final will be played at Whal lev on Sunday, September 1st.


NOTE t o ADVERTISERS


When yon have ead a satisfactory response to your advertisement vou may cancel it by telephoning Hum. ley 1:331 betor, 1-30 p.m Wednes­ day before the Tbnrsday edition.


When you do you will bo given a “ STOP NUMBER.” Please re­ tain that number (write it down) — it is IMPORTANT should any query arise later.


THANK YOU Home Services


BKPPIIOLSTEBr. Wc rc-covcr your treasured 3-picce suites, as new. Chairs Over 100 patterns. Free estimates. Distance no object. — Write or phone, Henley. 50 Zion Street, off Padiham Road. Burn­ ley. Tel 27188


D. and K. BUILDERS Estimates Free.


TEL. NELSON 67239. PAINTING AU Inside and outside painting.


Houses shops and works, also stone painting Gable ends water proofed, etc.


For free estimate and prompt expert attention by tradesmen


TELEPHONE BOLTON 47408 YOU'LL THINK IT'S NEW


Re-mvcr your 3-picce suite and odd chairs in Vinyl. Mociucltc and Dralon.


No deposit facilities if required.


PARKER’S UPHOLSTERY BLACKBURN G63375


Nelson 62526 — Burnley 20191 Clitheroe 23758


ASPHALT FLOORS by Qualified Tradesman.


Ail work guaranteed.


For Ircc estimate contact T SOWDK.N LTD Tel Burnley 2S95G


IT S GOT 10 HE C.AS Fires .


Gas Cookers at low prices. Allow us La quote ior any heating amJ plumbing work. Estimates and ad­ vice free. All types of central beating expertly installed Conver­ sions and maintenance. Industrial or domestic.—Craybournc Heating Ltd. Agents, Vogue and Value. 82- 86 Lowergate, Clitheroo. Tel 22356.


. Gas Surrounds .


Miscellaneous Wants ANTIQUES-WANTED


FOR GAS CENTRAL ULATING in­ stallations. Quality assured at Premier Gas, 55 Yorkshire Street. Burnley. Tel. 290G1. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Closed Tues­


RE-UPHOLSTKRT: Have your ctreasured 3-piece or chair re­


dovered as new estimates .free, enley, 33 Springfield Bank. Bum-


days)


LEADED WINDOWS. Best silver lead, fully guaranteed, distance no object — For free estimates, call or write, Supreme Lead Co., 21 Ivory Street, Burnley. Tel 20845 or 22933.


GLASS cut to sue. Bullions Mirrors. Double Glaring Units, Window Frames — East Lancs Glass Co Ltd Bolton Road Industrial Estate. Blackburn 65727 or Darwen Glass


riANOS Tuned and rtepalred. Write or pbone Sharp Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury. Mcllor 2787 or


72655


PIANO TUNING and Repair Sor vice.—For prompt attention phone Blackburn 663M7 and 50205, or write 6 Worston Place, Blackburn


SMALL JOBS on your home. Faint jng, plastering, plumbing, joinery, decorating. — Ring Mr Gregson Blackburn 60728.


FLAG FLOORS asphalted. — Ring James Bolton and Son (Aspbaltors) Ltd TcL Blackburn 59438, eve rungs


34184 or Coble 3300.


the autumn. The concession applies to calves born in thc months January to May, 1974, inclusive. Details of tlie eligible areas can be obtained from Divisional Offices of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and


FOR CARPET and Upholstery Cleaning consult F. J. Wllcock, The Cleaning Centre. Nelson. Tel.


55342. 62049


CARPETS and Upholstery Steam Cleaned In your home. — Ring Supcrclcan, Whalley 2301.


LEADED WINDOWS, best oval silver lead — Phone Burnley 22933 any tame. RUBBISH REMOVED, prompt at tention. Estimates free. — Tel Nelson 68099.


0ARPET8 and Upholstery Steam Cleaned In your own home. — Tel. Merrington and Swift, Burnley


Blackburn 57730.


Histance no object. Write or ring.— Herbert Sutcliffe ley. Tel. 27188


InG mr • M.IHCUHC • HAMIT MAIN EUROPEAN SOURCE


SUPPLYING OVERSEAS MARKETS


PHONt BURNLEY Z422S or 31412 DAY or NIGHT


i BUYER WILL CALL


House Clearance Attended To


WANTED COLOURED LEADED CLASS WINDOWS


preferably in frames. FURNITURE, POTTERY,


CLOCKS, FIRE SURROUNDS,


HOUSE DOORS WITH DECORATIVE PANELS.


GOLD WANTED Wfc l'AY CASH


Sovereign,—Kings Victorian


Hall sovereigns—


We also require all other Uoia Coins especially C5, £2, S20. 110 and Gold Sets


Kmci- Victorian -


SCRAP ALSO PURCHASED


9cL per 02. _ —— ----------tlh.OU 18ct. per oi.


22ct. per oz. Sterling Silver, per oz.


~ . £35.00 El-00


Also all types oi Foreign Coin* Antiques. Banknotes, Weapons Militarln. etc.


Peter Ireland Ltd.


81 CLIFTON ST. ULACKl'OOL. Telephone 0263-71588.


Beekeeper's talk


i/.vn.v.’.omen Gmid mcm- c(*:-nr.n:'


UlTHLROh. uppreeiaie .it ;1 ol t!ae -a tm - -As


lev .’.ere .vivnn a Utlk on Cr e piim tv Mr J. Y. nrnsi.end. i i Colne, who


I-'o:- ;n then- .JTy meeimi:


),d tnem in at bee.-j work n 41S n Griv m i-ummer.


Mr Anm.Mead, who Has en kecpin-t bcc>; lor 40 orougn*. w:th him


ampie- oi honeycomb and | frame.' Irom a r.ivo


I tempted manv members to I consider keeping bees them- 1 selves bnt the danger, in


His cninusiasm and the ■rospcct oi a supply Of iionev m tne back :;ardm


Iriealing with a swarm of ]bees put many of them off.


The eompetitien for a


I flower arrangement in an I egg cup was won bv Mrs J.


| Hemingway with M*. Saddler - runner-up and Mrs C. | Sainsbury, third.


Alison Biddle and Mary Penning- tun '2nd equal i. 400m.! Judith Norris. Su«-an Baldwin, Margaret Mer<-< r. RNav: Llewellyn, Derby. Lumo t:rs.'


Clarr: Ja:.fr SY'dall, Susan Grecn- lialjh Second year


st.-phai::*- Rostron. Helen Crab- ir-e. Ruth Cronshaw Obstacle r e v As-t'.e'on. Llewellyn, Lumb. On<n walk: Susan Rawlinson, Janet Haves. Silly Hupfleld.


\e.ir loom.: Lorraine 100m.:


Join Sunday League


TWO local football teams arc to join Waggon and Horses in the Burnley and District Sunday League next season. They are Com­ mercial Hotel, who have been admitted to the league’s Second Division, and Hurst Green, who will play in the Third Division. Both teams will also play in the Ribble Valley Football League.


h Clitheroe CC iv Blackburn N,


Atkinson, G. Davies, N. Duck­ worth, G. Dixon, S. Westhead, j .


): K. Barnes, It. Stevenson. P.


Barker, J. Hill, M Atkinson. G. Sutcliffe. M. Watkins. P. Harrison, J Hindmoor, M. Wilson. D Walton, nest P. Scedle, N. Thornton. Scoror: D. Hardeastle. Meet at Chatburn Road end 1-20 p.m.


Roden. G. Monk. M. Oldham, Gee Scorer: N. Weaver. Meet at cround 1-50 p.m. a Clitheroe 2nd (v Gt Harwood,


): W. Monk. R. Birch. K. 1


11172 ‘L* ESCORT 1100 2-door Saloon. Daytona yellow, black interior. 20,000 miles ...


1071 MORRIS Marina 1.3 4-door Super Deluxe In Bedouin with tan Interior ....................


1971 CORTINA 2000 GXL. Tawny with tan cloth upholstery ....................................................... “-JJa


1970 ESCORT 1100 4-door D/I,. In anchor blue ... £595


1972 ‘K’ HILLMAN Avenger 1500 GL. Finished in aquarius with toning cloth trim, black vinyl roof, 13,000 miles only. Immaculate condition throughout ............................... -uiJ5


1971 MORRIS 1300 4-door Saloon. This car Is immaculate


.................................................... i650


1971 FIAT 125 4-door Saloon. Dark b lue ............. £125 1970 TRIUMPH 2000 Mk 2. Sienna, sun roof .. £975


l'lfiR VAUXHALL Viva 2-door Deluxe. Finished in green with matching trim. Very popular car .................................................................................


OPEN THROUGHOUT THE HOLIDAYS


Open Monday to Friday from 9-30 a.m. to 8-30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 10 a.m, to 5 p.m.


215-217 LEEDS ROAD


NELSON TELEPHONE 66194


__________ £715


1071 ESCORT 1100 2-door. Ermine white, 28,000 miles .................................................................. 's-07°


BOOKS WANTED, rare or old books required. • — Fendlcside Books. Rhoslyn. Fence, near Burn­


ley. Tel. Nelson 65617


COUFONS and War Medals, all i types.. Pro-1947 silver coins, pay­


IIIGIIEST FK1UUS PAID tor Diamond Rings. Victorian or


Market, Thursday only, or ring Bacup 4129-


Also gold and silver scrap.— Hona" j SVestgale. Burnley. Tel 24606


modem gold and silver jewellery, solid silver services, salvers, etc.


ANTIQUE FURNITURE, Clocks of all descriptions, Silver Plate, Brass, Copper China Plates and Orna­ ments. also good second-hand fur­ niture, house clearances, etc Tel Clitheroe *24245


ng minimum £6 per £5 face value. —Bee Book Exchange, Burnley


Buying trips made u> Burnley ana District ever* week, but If In Blackpool oleasc


and «ee u*


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


600 BALES OP HAY APPROXIMATELY FOR SALE


Please state price per bale or per ton, including picking up of bales.


Offers invited to the Chief Techni­ cal Officer 32 Pimlico Road, Clith- eroe, to be received by 17th July, 1974


Chief Executive M. JACKSON


The Castle, Clitheroe.


£16.00 £U.0U


tie.Oo Gas MOVING ABROAD?


Ask B.E.F.S. What to take


What will It cost? Fhono or write—


w Derby Street. DOLTON 29951 for professional service


IIAKK1SONS HliMOVALS. l^m p t , . efficient scroco, any time, any­ where — Poone Blackburn 49846 1


CO-OP lili.MOV.lLS and Storace . Get a good >00 plus Ojvi. En­ quiries uli oranchcs Local, long distance and oversea* Fully | trained personnel at your seme© toMtD quubty “ all the way."


HODGSON & Sll.YKPLLS. He- | movals, Haulage. — Weir Street Blackburn. Tel. 51855.


STUBBS. Moving-Storing. — Cedar I Street, Blackburn IcL 57122.


1 Photographic


BELL A JIOWKLL Autosrt Cine Camera and Bell i: Howell Super Auto-load Projector. Excellent condition. — Clayton. Uinesidc Farm. Chatburn. Tel. Chatburn 314.


Radio and Television Ever


thought what you're missing ?


ROCKEKY .m<l


EDEN Lite Muminium Greenhouses available from stock. — Read Garden Centre, off Accrington/ Whalley Road (A»*80». near Great Harwood. Tel. Great Harwood


Hoses. Shrubs, Coulters, Heathers, all ui containers ior nlantmj any time. Wide selection.—W, .Inhnson. Sprmstvtod Nurseries. Sprincwood Hoad, oil Higher Brunshaw Hoad. Burnley. Tel. 25316


Plants.


TOP QUALITY container grown roses at Vincent's The Growers, Dcerpark Nurseries. Townclcy


Holmes, Burnley- Tel. 24160.


Immediate delivery oi pn ilip* gardens rotovami. turicd. etc. 22in. and 2Gin. screen colour I Tel. Burnley o.ura.


— . Miai Or AJJriV


televisions. Your favourite programme in colour.


Contact us now — don't delay


J. G. ROWLAND The Colour Specialist


6I-6G KING STREET WHALLEY


Competitive prices for rentals or ILL*.


Telephone 3585 UW-W NO DEroSIT TV Rentals Farming


A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lane and Woonc Lane, Clitheroc. Tel. 22683.


tioned scl-O* installed on first pay. I ()I; . i ipy mrl'llCS. Great Danes, II1V11C U* -t»'H


jyvix —


(recondi • \#v .*•


I Be gle ,


Setters, English Setters. Airedales, Shellies,


Spaniels, Toy Poodles. — Nutshaw Kennels, Manchester Road, Burn ley Tel. 28617.


Labradors,


Cavalier King Charlei, Yorkshire Terriers. Westies. Pekingese


Ilcaslcs. Cairns., Pets Corner PUPPIES GALORE


Lancashire expects Tom Schofield to have thc best selection in Great Britain


Open any time, sent anywhere. Cheques not accepted. Open all holiday,


TOM SCHOFIELD W DISLEY FARM. MOSS LANE HITTLE-LE-WOODS. CHORLEY


Dachshunds, Irish


Cocker


SHEEPDOG. three months old (bitch) free to good home. — 23 Waddow Grove, Waddington. Tel.


FOR SALIC: Siamese, walpoint and tortipoint kittens j;*ce|cnt Pedi­ grees. — Apply 8 * adiham Road, Sabdcn


. inoculated very affectionate, free I to good home. — 18 Rayhurst St, 1 Clitheroe.


ALSATIAN CROSS. 12 months old. Clitheroc 21371.


dhakesukaD llcateo Boarding Kennels and Cattery- Collection/ delivory All dogs must be vaccinated — TcL Burnley 21037.


SlllKEBURN Boarding Kennels for dogs


MOWING £1.30 per acre; baling 8p auired — Tel. C


per bale Also crop spraying, TWO Sheepdog P“P* jdog and hedge cutting, woofj sawing (circu- bitch) goo(j * «rhmw l t.rlaifL s'* lar or chain), slurry tanking and I months old. — 1 cl. whalley 3224.


stripping w h le i f i n* 11 ro- 0 *384®


and cats CflPPtog and


l BUY AND COLLECT Curtains, Bedding. Ornaments, Small House­ hold Effects Ladies’. Gent's, Children's and Babies' Clothes, Toys. etc. — Ring Accrington


YOU SELL? WE BUY! Household furniture, antiques, toys—anythin! we can sell. we*U buy.—Vera’s, 39 Wcllgatc, Clitheroc. Tel. 24087.


35885.


ATTENTION! Vera's pay the host prices lor all discarded clothing.— 39 Wellgatc. CUthoroc. Tel. 24087 day or night. Will collect.


GENT’S Cycle wanted reasonable condition — Grccnways. Fairfield Close. Clitheroe.


VERA’S Fumlturo Store, nouso clearances, large or small, prompt attention. — Tel Clitheroe 24087


nOUSE CLEARANCE, fuU/part. quiet, clean, plain van, fair prices —Tel. 67372.


WANTED: Aga Cooker, In good condition. — Tel. Burnley 32337.


WANTED: Deep Freeze and Split Level Cooker. — Tel. 039-14-6898


MOWING at £1.50 per acre, baling | delivery. — Rossenaaio 4919. 10p per bale, crop spraying, roto- vatlng, ditching aim draining etc.— R. Tillotson. Tel Clitheroe 24307-


Obedience or


TURBO MOWING, £1.30 per acre; Bailing. 10p per bail — S. Black- bum 23173.


FOR TURBO MOWING ring Chat- NORFOLK. Sate_ L, sandy v, be.QvfJC9 a,t hum 229.


RELIEF MILKING and general farm work. — C. Phillip Clitheroe 23228


I Rcd Competition Results


LANCS. County Council Fire Brigade Open day. Winning num- hers, unclaimed: Green 4932. green |


1653, green 3549.


RIBBLESDALE SCOUTS RAFFLE. Empress Drive, Blackpool, prop. 1st prise, blue number 438; 2nd n * m. Mitchell* r°* term* ring, orange number 185; 3rd orange Blackpool 52555 number 219; 4th. blue number 129. | BLACKPOOL: Rushcroft Guest CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB 100 |*,Use. Vavancles


3503;W35 yellow 4977, yc ow yelulow 4979, yeuow *m 3925. pink


Private Hotel. Licensed bar. sep. i co\our TV lounje* — :18 and 20


pink BLACKPOOL Arosa i RIVCC. Week 5: No. K.


Club. Week 15: Winning number l Booking now f°r Ji^uunations. 106. J . Tattersall.


Sept. I S.A.E., terms I Dickson lload or l**'one 2™1. 4730;


pink 3179, pink 3093u pink


fiats,


caravans, ideal children and elderly Transport irom stations,


unnen House. sun


cottages and modem Barton for hnimat. holiday burton, aches


ti required. Dogs —Write for illustrated brochure, address abovo.


manure spreading. — Ring A. Ash- CYNTHIA Dog Beautician. Hoodies worth, Clitheroe 22005.


I and aU other breeds. Collection and DUG TRAINING


head Kennels Tel Burnley 21037 Holiday


Accommodation


Don't bo shy. there l« no obligation and ^^iTo/Xou!cf simp^lTko't^hear about the opportunities wo con offer, !f you are ln,eh


« « ^


r ^ r --------------------------------- T ~ z n a d d r e s s .


, Teti. I I am • RNMS • RMN • 5RN .....................—


J* I would Ilk* to talk about nursing opportunltlee. 1 • I would like to take part in the raakiantiil weekend.


• ^ j (Dtlati Inappropriatt turn) J


rest^. 'nc* ' ’J ,” or contact: Mri. A. Crook, Senior Nurting Officer (Personnel), Calderstones, Whalley. _ t * 1™ *


training. Drake*


--------------^ . charm|ng part of central Lancashire within easy reach of tN major population utuUUi EXPEBIEHCrnTN*


CALLING


re s id e n t ia l re tu rn to n u r s in g weekend fo n 3 rd & 4 th August) at Calderetones^


GARDENS rotovated, turfed, seeded and restored. Competitive prices. Free estimates. — Tel. Burnley 33ia? or 24093


884215. ome; 12th. Blackpool Mechanics,


Home Services CENTRAL HEATING


Oil— Gas— Soli4 Fuel— Electric


WE cAN BEAT ANY PRICE ! a Hurmab Oi) and CORGI Gas


yourself before obtaining a tree qoote from os—No obligation— Ex­ pert advice given on installation


pproved installer*—Don': commit


svatems—Full, oart- background or conversion—Most competitive prices —All work euararjeea and Installed by experts—e.g. Foil gas heating tins hot water tor t hedroomed tonne from £139—Also plumbing,


and running of all types of H.D.E. 1 , 1. Totttngtnn 21(111 Anytime


WASHING MACHINE REPAIR CENTRE


for Authorised Hoover Service and Repairs to any make of


Machine including Hotpoint Automatics. Try—


Peel Engineering Co. 93 LEEDS RO. NELSON. Telephone 62117.


Rising Damp ? Eliminate it I


KIstoR Damp Cored bv Sovereign Injection Process with n written 2(1 years guarantee on completion. Write or i'bone for Free Rnrvej


if Vnnr Propertv Avrine Limited


S 11Alltill AVB. rtIMONSTONIi. PADIHAM—Telephone H277.


Antique Dealers & Valuers


building, holler service and boose re-wlrea.


Furniture ot all descriptions, _ China and Pottery


Prompt cash paid For aU kinds ot Antiques,


Coloured & Out Glass ware, Grass and Oopperware


Clocks ot all descriptions aU makes and tyjjes.


Silver and Plated Articles. Money Bank* and Toys. Also


OLD OIL PAINTINGS AND


WATER COLOURS WANTED


For prompt personal service, Write, Phone or Call —


The Antique Shop


172 Colne Road Burnley


TOl* OF BARDEN LANE T e lephone 28813


PIANOS WANTED


Please send details of make and size to—


HUNTS PIANOS


M3 MANCHESTER ROAD. BOLTON.


TcL: Bolton 23I7L


Kemovols ana Road Transport


A T WOODS MUSW i® s MENT PAY YOUR V.A.T.


^ *


oS TO


O R k^ KU lU I -ous


NO DEPOSIT SCHEME lo su it y°Mf pocket


with every guitar purchased before August 3rd


1*/X welcome — Tuition FBEElUMMEiToi'FER


woodsO ltd


la-11) MANCHESTER ROAD BURNLEY - 3370!) Open all Holidays


LIGHT INDUSTRIAL1 STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE


£ 1 per 100 sq. ft. weekly


DOMESTIC STORAGE


Complete liouscrul of furni­ ture £1.30 per week.


I* hone —


Mannings Transport Accrington UG127


Goin^ to Uve abroad?


Consult the Northern England over, ucas removal specialist since 1880. Collection, packing. Ktuppins house­


hold effects motor vehicles and WILLIAM WHITTLE LIT)


Member of Eurovan European Van Lines


RIVER STREET BOLTON tel Bolton 21965/'6


Stone Mason Flagger


Work Guaranteed


Flagging, Gnu? Raving, Concretms. Ston? Walling, TarmacadamuiK, Natural Stone Fireplaces. All garden work-


Phone Finley 31247


Free Estimates. T U R F — T t 'K F — T U R F


Finest qiulity la'vn turL pc r sq yd. delivered.


TEL. IIAMSOITOM 1692 Oil


4-1200


SCHOOL LEAVERS Why not join our organisation and train as SEWING MACHINISTS IN RETURN YOU GET


* HIGH RATES OF PAY * EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS ★ GOOD CANTEEN FACILITIES ★ 40 HOUR WEEK


Tel Clitheroe 23000 for details


northgate group lo w e r g a t e , c l it h e r o e


nets Baggage service by sea or air. Regular direct road removals to the Continent


pavane uuitau studio & MUSIC SHOP DU ICE BAIL BIRXLEY


Specialists in guitars too music.


Expert tuition In all styles of play­ ing by qualified teachers


Examination work in classical guitar.


L


’EL. BURNLEY aWM 24 hour service


A MODBUS HAND gives a life­ time of pleasure Nc* models by Hopkinson. Kogcrs, Barratt and


changes, HP terms available. Free demonstrations at Pollard’s. Thc Homo ot Music. 2C-22 Standisb Street. Burnley Tel t5829.


Itobinsoti, Bentley. Zendcr, etc. Also a good range of reconditioned models always in stock Fart ex­


| HERMAN ECCLKS. Piano Tuner and Repairs. 11 Oi.borland St. Nelson. Tel. 66477.


Gardening


CROSSHILLS CARAVANS FOR THE BEST


TRAILER—HOLIDAY—MOTORISED CARAVANS


Good Selection of New and Used Caravans and DormobUcs Best Tradedn Prices and HP Terms


NOW BOOKING CAJLAVANS AND DORMOBILJ2S FOR F-IKE For 1974 HOLIDAYS. — Still some vacancies for August and September


SOLVE YOUR HOUSLNG PROBLEM WITK' OUR NEW THREE RPnnoOMED RESIDENTIAL BUNGALOW — Site arranged.


DONT N I l i T f ^ LAST FEW WEEKS OF OUR WIN A MIN COMPETITION. One ticket will be given for every £2a spent oa caravans, awning, accessories and tow hire. etc.


SKIPTON RD, STEETON, NR KEIGHLEY TELEPHONE STEETON 52435


TODBER CARAVANS


Holiday Sale of Touring Caravans


i Save up to 174 per cent on new Tourers. Used Tourers at nearly unbeatable prices.


Why not hire and try — and then buy?


1Accessory Shop — Tow Bars fitted.


For good discounts and service on New Tourers see TOM at


TODBER CARAVANS


(On A682 Nclson/Gisburn Hd) Call or phone Gisbnrn 322


CAMPING EXHIBITION ON NOW


Frame TeoU, Bldg® tent*, Trailer* tn j Thousand* ot Aocessoriea a* BOCK BOTTOM PBICES-


AU on mow now u» onr indoor ibowroom a>


C. H. PARSONS (TUB OUTDOOR kUOD


IS BACUP ROAD. RAWTRNSTALL CelepboD, Boiiendxle 63S3.


Opetim, ume. - W..W.IJ »-4 Saturday » » • » . “ V ' “


Tuesday'. Thunday Uate nlthO a i ra te. » o.m.. Sunday. 11 » t®


a ».u. - - - - ■ 'A Day Whitfords for


I Airnts lor Thomson. Eldis. LyuUm 1


SELF TOW HIRE W aQd Ski Caravans


OFF MARLBOROUGH STREET BURNLEY


Open daily till 5-30 p.m. duruig holiday weeks.


Whitfords Caravans Behind Lambert HnwartM


e also supply accessories aod service


CALLENDERS OF CARNFOKTil


can offer you good trade-in allow- ancos from a wonderful selection of new and used caravans, plus a first-class site to buyers of static holiday units.


Be wise an<j sec our fabulous selection before you buy.


TEL CAKNFORTll 2224


FRAME TENTS. Hire charges for 1974 holidays. Sleeps three, £6.50; sleeps lour, £7.50; sleeps 6/7, £9 50 per week. Also largo range of camping equipment for hire. Book now at Ken’s, 165 Padiham Road. Burnley. Tel. 23609.


STOVES, Waffle Air Beds, all camp- ing equipment. 107» discount for cash. — Ken’s, 165 Padiham Road,


liurnlcy. Tei. 23609. CARAVAN Mattress Covers, tailored


CARAVAN AWNINGS by Harrison, N.U., Marochcl and Cabanon. Save up to 257* discount. — Howard’s, Blackburn Rd, Bolton.


to fit any shape, in . superior quality stretch nylon.—Ring Burn­ ley 34136.


[.•S'* DISCOUNT on Touring Cara- vans. — Howard's, Blackburn Rd. Bolton. CAMPING EXHIBITION open daily Big discounts. — Howard’s. Blackburn Rd. Bolton.


TENT HIRE SERVICE.—Howard s. Blackburn Road, Bolton.


TWO-MAN TENT UNITS, £18.49.— Howard’s, Blackburn Road, Bolton.


Situations Vacant KITCHEN


ASSISTANT REQUIRED


Accommodation available. Apply _ Mr Robinson


Wellsprings Hotel


Telephone Clitheroe 23S70


Mr L -\. WARD, Scuior Nursing Officer (Teaching) wifi career prospects. Telephone WHALLEi 2121,


1 1 as soon as possible.


SHIREBURN ARMS HOTEL HURST GREEN


Evening Bar Assistant Morning Cleaner and


Evening Restaurant Staff required for the above hotel. Excellent wages.


TELEPHONE STONYHURST 208 -a*


Garden Centro and licensed grill room on same site.


Miscellaneous Wants )


__ avid ancaster


Plant


jCB’s and DROTT’s FOR HIRE


John Moran a-ELEPHON® f i l lA L L E r 3139.


CONCRETE “LUCKS supplied, aU products. TcL^raoldswick^i&SQ


sole, tri, or. i i , r*!Urol or elec* f c r J w


crc,e Tel Hi-Fi and Music tori E J CARAVANS ALWAYS IN STOUR AT


CORDINGLEY and SONS (Sales) LTD HASUNGDEN


tTUK OLD FIRM)—ttOSSKNDALK 3134 LANCASHIRE'S NEWEST DEALER


ECCLES, FAIRHOLME, SPRITE, EUROPA FROM £419 to £1,100 including delivery.


View In tb , comfort ot onr huge, well J*PP°'" J T , w l va°°m s e i .f -dbive n in e cabs ana c au avA N i .in .s ai.wats


AVAIL ABLE—OPEN ALL WEEKEND


Caravans, Camping


Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, July 11th, 1974 Situations Vacant


Situations Vacant Due to sickness


GRIMSHAW'S LADIES’ OUTFITTERS


still require A CLEANER


Monday and Thursday mornings. Apply —


9 Castle Street Clitheroe


Telephone 22293


JIackburn Pioneer Life Assurance


EXPERIENCED GARDENER


Ccncr.il Garden Duties Including Greenhouse Work. Musi- also be an able driver with clean driving licence.


REQUIRED FOR t


lo help in thc house, mornings only. Good 2 bedroomed cottage available with all mod- cons., including


WIFE


garage. Good wages paid to tnc right person. Village approx. 5 miles from Clitheroe. References essential.


A Write Box No. B10


DVERTISER AND TIMES CLITHEROE


Company require


FULL TIME


DJ TIIE CLITHEROE AREA Experience not necessary.


AGENT


Write to MR HUGHES 11 ABBEY STREET ACCRINGTON


BAR STAFF REQUIRED


Weekends only Apply in person


TILLOTSONS ARMS


HELP!!! PLEASANT


Young Lady (STUDENT?)


Required as Nanny to Chil­ dren of Professional Family


July Dili to July 29th, 1971. TLEASE TELEPHONE


for Two Weeks Only


Clitheroe 25457 FOR APPOINTMENT


Chipping, near Longridge


SMART Female Operator required in the Clitheroe areax part-time, for cleaning and sterilising tele­


Price Brothers Bakers and Confectioners


require PART-TIME


MANAGERESS for Clitheroe Branch.


Free overalls, staff discount etc.


For interview Ring Clitheroe 24295.


phones at business premises. — Apply Phonotas, 109 Fishergate, Preston. TcL Preston 57716.


EARN up to £30 weekly doing simple clerical work at home.


Assembly and other work also available.—For details: Secretary. Norfolk House, Railway Street, Long Lawford, Rugby, Warks.


BANK, in Whalley, requires Guard, two days weekly, would sust re­ cently retired gentleman up to 67. Good rate of pay. — Tel. Whalley 2433 for interview.


Lancs. Area Health Authority, Burnley District.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL, WHALLEY, Nr BLACKBURN, LANCASHIRE.


Student- Nurse Training MENTAL HANDICAP


inquiries and applications arc invited from


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