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/V illa g e Chipping


Long hike. A 50-mile hike in the Scot­


tish Highlands carrying tents, cooking equipment, water and food, was ju s t p a r t of a six- day camping holiday for 10 Chipping Venture Scouts and t h e i r l e a d e r , PC F r a n k


Walton. The hike, over four days


and three nights, was p a r t of the Queen’s Scout award. All the group managed to com­ plete the distance. Back a t the camp, th e V en tu re Scouts e n jo y ed f ish in g and some


walking.


Chair worker A member of a well-known


Chipping family, Mr Thomas F re em a n , of Higher Road, Longridge died suddenly, on


Thursday, aged GO. One of 11 c h i ld ren , Mr


F r e e m a n w a s b o rn a n d brought up in Chipping, and w e n t to liv e in Longridge a f te r his marriage to a Thorn- ley girl, Miss Annie Eccles. He had been employed a t


B e r ry ’s chair works, Chip­ ping, since 1938, with a spell away during the war, when he s e rv e d with th e Army in


Burma. Mr Freeman was a member


of the Independent Order of O d d f e l lo w s ' (M a n c h e s te r


Unity). /


■ He loaves a widow, and two sons — Leonard, who is a lecturer a t Dundee University and A n d rew , an executive with the North Western Elec­ tricity Board. T h e fu n e ra l service and.


interment took place a t Lon­ g r id g e P a r ish Ch u rch on Thursday.


Welcome The Vicar of Chipping, the


Rev. T. Green, was pleased to


say “hello" to former friends and parishioners when he and h is w ife r e tu r n e d to S t Nich o la s ’s Church, Marton Moss, Blackpool, to open the annual garden party and rose queen crowning on Saturday. , Before he came to Chipping


two-and-half years ago, Mr Green was Pricst-in-charge.at


th e Blackpool church. This was his fir s t official visit since then.


Wiaddington


Out f:o tea R es id en ts of Waddington


Hospital have been invited to tea a t Waddow Hall this a f te r ­ noon. They will be the guests of visiting patrol leaders, who will collect them by c ar and show them round the hall’s now e x te n s io n s and shop, which sells souvenirs as well os Guiding equipment.


Dungeons A visit to Towneley Hall,


Burnley, was enjoyed by six y o u n g MU m em b e rs from West Bradford and Wadding­ to n , accompanied by their c h i ld re n . P a r t icu la r a ttra c ­ tions of the guided tour were the dungeons, priest’s hole, and thq altarpiece and carv­ ings in the chapel. Despite wet weather, the party man­ aged to have a picnic tea and a look round the grounds.’ The outing was organised by sec­ re ta ry Mrs Anne Iphofen.


Gisburn


Raise £50 A good as new sale organ­


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I Mrs It. Wallbank. was rc- elected treasurer , and Mrs J.-'j Falshaw was elected secret­ ary on the resignation of Mrs


J . Park. Voted on to th e committee


were Mrs B.‘ Robinson to rep­ r e s e n t Rimington, Mrs H. Lund (Paythorne), and Mrs C. Frankland and Mrs J . Pate (Gisburn). A competition for funds for


th e flower festival realised £15.38 and was won by Mrs H. Frankland and Miss G. Crook. Members were reminded of


to d a y ’s coffee evening and b r in g an d buy sale a t the Vicarage (If wet, in the F es ­ tival Hall). A discussion was held a b o u t th e s id e show games and float for the gala on August 9th. Names were taken for the


duty watch a t the flower festi­ val in th e church on August 15th, 10th, and 17th. Tea hostesses were Mrs R. Wallbank and Mrs Green.


Whalley


In the rain A s te a d y driz z le p u t a


damper On a walk by 29 mem­ b e r s of Whalley YOC and th re e adults in the Rivington


I a re a.' They went by th e lower


park and reservoir, and a fte r lunch in the coach, climbed up the terraces from Rivington Barn. They had planned to walk to the summit of Riving­ ton Pike, bu t i t proved too misty to be worthwhile. They did, however, see a


tremendous variety of bird life, including a tawny owl and several jays. Instead of the group meet­


ing on August 1st, members will have a walk locally.


.Lucky ^ Winners of the whist and


| domino d r iv e held by tile Abbey Senior Citizens, Wlial-


le y , on S a tu r d a y , were: Whist, Gents — Mr T. Stan­ ley, Mrs I. Lewis. Dominoes: Mr W. K. Lancaster, Mrs C. TI i n d i e . M i s s E . Woi- stenholme.


By car A 17,000-milo tour of North


Amorica was described to Whalley WI by Dr A. Duc­ ke tt, who with h er husband and small baby last y ear made the trip in an ex-police car. Dr Duckett was thanked by Mrs


V. Shearman. At the meeting mombors


filled in a questionnaire about structure plans for their vil­ lage. Notice was given of tlio a u tum n council meeting a t B la c k b u rn on S e p tem b e r 29th, and of an international evening on Canada, a t Clior- ley on Octobor 22nd. . Th e disabled and elderly


Were' offered financial help and advice for gas appliances if names were submitted by an organisation. For their next outing Whal­


ley a ro planning: a trip to Durham on , August 27th: .


G isb u rn Young Wives the l e a d e r , M r s H . C ro o k , thanked h e r officers and all who had helped make th e year a success. She was re-elected leader.


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Siaidburn A


Anniversary When Siaidburn Methodist


S u n d a y S ch o o l h e ld i t s anniversary services on Sun­ day, the guest preacher was Mr John Shorrock, of Black


burn. His address in the a f te r ­


noon was. on - “The pearl of g r e a t p ric e ." Organist was M is s E d i t h P ic k le s , of C l i th e ro e , and the singers w e r e Jo a n and E l iz ab e th Robinson, and, Sheila Harri­ son, of Harrop, accompanied by Joan on guitar. They sang “Kumbaya.” The theme of the address in


, the evening was “Living with God.” A party of young people from Southport, who had been out walking in the country for the day, visited th e church a n d s a n g "M o rn in g h a s b ro k en ,” “All things bright and beautiful" and "Gracious s p i r i t .” T h ey were accom­ panied on the piano by Mr C. K. Broadhurst and conducted by. Mrs Broadhurst. Mr Broadhurst also accom­


p an ied th e co n g reg a t io n a l s in g in g . The v is i t by th e g ro u p , w ith th e i r Sunday School superintendent Mr H. G. Haighlon and several more adults, was much appreciated by the Siaidburn congrega­


tion. Offerings were for Sunday


School funds. Collectors were Rosemary Cross, Nevi|le Har­ rison and George Simpson in the afternoon and Rosemary Cross, Sheila and Neville Har­ rison in th e evening.


Billington


Busload of fun Members of Wiswell WI


were the guests of .Billington and Langho W l .to hear Miss Gerda Redlich speak on “A b u s lo a d of fu n a long th e


Andes”. M is s R ed l ich d e sc r ib ed


many hilarious moments d u r­ ing a tour of South America with a group of actors p er­ forming Shakespeare. A viva­ cious speaker, Miss Redlich accompanied h e r talk with- rem a rk a b le gestures which left nothing to the imagina­ t i o n , p a r t i c u l a r ly w h e n describing a South American family striptease show. A vote of thanks was prop­


osed by Mrs Mary Jackson, who also won the competition, d e s c r ib in g th e p e rson she would have most liked to meet — Charles II. P r e s id e n t Mrs E. Green


reminded members of .various activities, including a mystery t r ip , ' before the WI meets ^again in September.


Downham


Samaritans Mrs B, Lund presided a t


the meeting of Downham WI in the village hall on Thursday and gave Iter rep o r t on the AGM a t the Albert Hall in London. She},was thanked by


Miss May Barton. A r e p r e s e n ta t iv e of the


Samaritans spof^e on the work done by the organisation and


was thanked by Mrs R. Seed. Arrangements were-made for a visit to Dunsop Bridge in August. .


A competition for th e most . i


a ttractive stone was W<?n by Miss Rawlinson, Miss Biirton andM rsRichards . Tea hostes­ ses were Mrs Singleton, Mrs Smalley, Mrs R. Seed and Mrs


D. Seed. Chafburn


Close-down Dominoes once again was


the favourite pastime of mem* bers of the Ribblesdale Club, Chatburn, a t th e ir last meet­ ing before the holidays. Hos­ tesses were Mrs A. Green and Mrs A. Grosvenor. The club will reopen on August 7th


Indoor picnic Plans for a picnic for Chat-


burn Playgroup, as an ending to the summer session, had to be altered a t the last minute


because of the rain. Instead, th e c e leb ra t io n became party in the lower room of the Methodist School. Nine children are leaving to


go to primary school and there are still a few vacancies in the group, which reopens a t the e n d of A u g u s t . A n y o n e interested should contact the s u p e rv iso r , Mrs J . Bailey, Ashcroft, Chatburn.


Father of four dies, aged 35


A CHATBURN fa th e r of four, Mr Leslie Ridgway, who worked for a Clitheroe haul­ age firm, has collapsed and died a t the age of 35/ Mr Ridgway, of Victoria


Avenue, was born and edu­ cated in Chester. He moved to C litheroe with his parents, an d worked for a time at


Chatburn Mill. He joined th e Army and


served in Malta before re tu rn ­ ing to marry his wife Barbara and make his home in Chat­


burn. D u r in g h is y o u th , Mr


Ridgway was a keen amateur footballer, and latterly he was a regular d a r ts player.^ H i s d a u g h t e r D i a-n e ,


a t te n d s C h a tb u rn C of E School, sons Michael and Tony are pupils a t Ribblesdale, anti e ld e s t son Gary h as ju s t


s tar ted work. The Rev. Norman Maddock


conducted a service at Christ Church, Chatburn, prior to interment.


Wounded. A young Clitheroe man who


was slashed with a razor in a town centre incident had to have hospital treatment for neck wounds. Tony Stevenson (2 0 ) , o f W h ip p A v e n u e , C lith e ro e , had to, have six stitches in the wounds.


Team


V 'l i lh e ro e OC 2nd tv Oswntdlwis- lleVhtim., a): W. Monk. K. Murker,


p. faull, J. Pye. I). (hvonuj). M. Oldhaim. Monk. J . Himlnioor. J. St*e<ll*\h* Birch. (I. Bennett. Meet ('hatbuVn Road Knd 1410 p.m.


Sabden


Weekl^. date The Ribple Valley mobile I


y o u th c e n t r e h a s a d d e d a n o th e r pont of call to. its I itinerary and firom September j it will be calling in Sabdcn every TuesdayK


C l i th e ro e 's ^o u th leader,


Mr Geoff Jacksdn, called at the village on Monday with the mobile centre and about 20 teenagers turned up. Mr Jack- son showed them aj film of tho kind of activities \ th e group can expect to carry out. I t was made by local yo u n ^ people.


T O P TWEW V.


1. <1) **Give a Uttle love — Bay City Rollers. 2. (5) “Have you seen her/Oh g ir l’* — Chi-Lites. 3. (8) “Barbados” ~ Typically Tropical. *1. (3) “Tears on my pillow” — Johnny, Nash. 5. (2) “The hus tle” — Van McCoy.


,


(i. (7) “ 18 with a bullet” — P e te r Wingfield. 7. (fi) “Misty” ~ Ray Stevens. S. (0) “ I t ’s in his kiss” — Linda.Lewis. 1). U3) “ B lanket on (he ground'.* — Billy Joe Spears. 10.. (15) “Jive ta lk in ” . Bee Gees. 11. (—) “ Sherry” — Adrian Baker and The.Tonic. 12. ( I ) “ I ’ni not in love” r r 10c.c. .• 13. (—;) “ I f you th in k you know how to love me*' 14. (12) “My. white bicycle” - r Nazareth. 15. (—) “ I write the songs” — David Cassidy. 16. (17) “Someone saved my life to n ig h t” — Elton Joh 17. (11) “Disco stomp” r— Hamilton Bohannon. 18. (—) ,“D.LV.O.R.C.E.V — Tammy Wynnette. 19. (20) “Sealed with a kiss** — Brian Hyland. 20. (—) “ Love me baby” — Susan Cadogan.i Last week’s placings in brackets. Tip for the to p : .


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advancing the Department within the business of ' . complete House Furnishers.


Lcltcrs addressed to the MANAGING DIRECTOR, giving a resume of p a s t experience, will b e .trea ted In


I WE URGENTLY REQUIRE


Snack Waitress Mon. lo Fri..— 11 min. to 3 p.m.


Kitchen Assistant Mon. to Fri. — 9 n.m. to 3 p.m. off 11 mm. to 3 p.m.


Snack Waitress


Three Evenings p er week. Good Rates of Fay — Tran sp o rt provided. Apply — MR R. BARTON,


THE THREE FISHES MITTON


Telephone: STONYHURST 20G m COMMUNITY NURSING SERVICES


Rxpcrlcnccd and Enthustastlo T en o n needed (or the post of—:


NURSING OFFICER (HEALTH EDUCATION)


to work .within the Blackburn i lc a lth DLstrictto A teaching certificate o r certificate fn -IJcaUh. Tjdjga tion would be an advantage. The ability to identify a re a s of need, co-ordJnato resources and liaise 'vith other officers would bo an essential requisite.


F o r further details and job description idcasc apply to Mrs M Wilson* Dlrlslonal Nursing Officer (Com- monltr Nursing Services), District Offices, Queen s Tark Hospital, Blackburn, by July Jlst,


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PLEASE RING CLITHEROB 41202


THE funeral took place -at- H a r ro g a te Crematorium on


Monday of Mi; J . Kenyon Hoyle, managing director of th e S ta lw a r t Dyeing Com­ pany, Clitheroe. who died in a Harrogate nursing home. Mr Hoyle. (59) joined Stal­


wart in the late 19l»0s when the company was'owned, by ICI. Previously he had been w i th IC I a t M a n c h e s te r (chemical division) and Harro­ g a te ( f ib re s d ivis ion). He played a prominent part in the d e v e lo pm e n t of sy n th e t ic


fibres. A l t h o u g h h i s li o m e


remained at Linton Lodge. Wetherby, Mr Hoyle had a house in Queen S treet, Low Moor, which- lie used during


the weektime. Born in Blackburn and edu­


c a ted a t Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School and Malvern C o l l e g e , lie jo in e d IC I s traight from school, and lived in Blackburn until he moved, to Wetherby in the 1950s. During the war. he served


with the Royal Artillery in Bu rm a and th e F ar East, reaching the rank of major. A k e e n s p o r t sm a n , he


played rugby for Blackburn in his youth, and was a close follower of the Ribblesdale


O tte r Hounds. He was a Past Master- of


the Abbey Lodge, Whalley. Mr Hoyle leaves a wire.


Connie, and two sons, James and Ralph.


HEPWORTH1 PLASTICS RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT LTD


Thni cueressful candidate will have served a recognised to re ad


Maintenance F itter supervision is necessary.


Mechanical Tool f i t te r


S e v fo u s expericnce ot building •’Spectrl Purpose cqutp- p mentt i3 a dis tin c t avam’Jage.


Both these a re S ta f f -Positions with Salary common- su ra tc with age an d qualifications.


. . . .qualifications should ba addressed t o ----- -. • • THE MANAGING DIRECTOR,


Plastics Technical Centre, Pollard Moor Works,


Padiham, near Burnley, Lancashire Applications wi-th brief details oif experience a nd


HEPWORTHi PLASTICS RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT LTD


Situations Vacant


( / / / / / / f i u r i i m i i n i i i i i t i i t H i i t H l i m i t t m i m i m m CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL Catering Department


‘


Th e following vacancies have arisen in th e above Department.


. . ASSISTANT COOK


■Guilds. 706/1. plus experience to ta r g e s c a le catering. Hours of work — 40 p er -wees. Basic five days p e r week.


B ate of Pav __ £32.32 p er week, plus 2d p e r , c en t bonus a n d e n h an c ed p aym en t fo r weekend working.


Weekend working on a ro ta basis. __ . PART-TIME


CATERING ASSISTANT 25 hours p er week.


knowledge of catering is desirable b u t n o t essen­ tial. since tra in in g will be given.


A canable Ladv is required to help provide a s erv ic? in


Hate of - Fay — 75p per hour, plus 25 p e r cent, t o w s a f te r two weeks, giving approximately


Hours — Monday to F r id ay : 7-50 tu n . to 1 p.m. Some Weekend Work.


£23 p e r week.


Both of th e above vacancies a rc eligible for assisted travel allowances.


For fu r th e r details a n d application forms please c o n ta c t Th e Fcssonnel D e p a r tm e n t p f fd c r -


s to n c s H o sp i ta l (Tel. Whalley 2121 E x t . 257). Closing d a te — August 1st, 1975.


u P a tien ts Dining Rloom. Some Situations Vacant


SALES RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY


Are you looking for a job with in itio ,


five as one of its prime requirements? A job with variety — meeting the public m-t secretarial p a r t clerical, even sometimes nur-e main to customers’ children — if you drive, even better Come a n d see us..You could bo just the person tare looking - -for to ■ work as Sales Reception's’/ Secretary for our Car Showrooms.


Wc'lp promise the successful applicant a first ra'» secure position working In excellent surroundin-s a n d we believe amongst ■ very nice people We've certainly got a super crowd of customers kccD-nr us busy and Interested.


' ' Apply t o ------TREVOR ROI5ICUTS,


PRIMROSE GARAGE (Clilheroe) LTD


WHALiLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 23883


AHERNES (of Hellifield) Ltd th a t they have a Vacancy for the position of -


Specialists in Top Quality Clothing for Ladies and Gentlemen wish to announce


MANAGERESS


Applicants must have experience in the Ladies* Retail Clothing Trade.


IN THEIR LADIES' DEPARTMENT. Tlcasc Write, Phone or Call ---- AHERNES (of HeUifield) Ltd


Hellifield, Nr. Skipton, North Yorks. Telephone: llellificlcl 201.


Eaves Hall Country Club, Waddington


TRAINEE WASTER


Must be of sm a r t appearance and willing -to icam. - P e rm an en t pest. Live out.


Apply — THE MANAGER TELEPHONE: CLIT1IEROE 25271


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Had th a t Staggering Electric Bill Yet?


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* CONSTANT CHEAP HOT WATER by Gis im £85.


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(All including Fixing and VAT). GAS WITH CLASS AT PREMIER- CAS Th o Young -Finn with th e Old Established RtpiUiiw


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AUST1NSUITE “Here and Novi , P’JP“p"a“ a;ed Bri- F itm en ts an d Chests an d also STAG >


^ room. Fitments .


3-nt. DlVIAiN BED, complete ra th lieultd Less £5.60. You pay £22.40.


REMPLOY ROYAL D E LU X E , ...


-MYER’S 4ft. 6in. sprung edge - __r,n


p er cent, discount. CLEARANCE of CARPET ENDS- and


Heaton’s special price £85.75. Less -0 per You pay £68.60.


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i URGENTLY r e q u ir e d good RELIABLE


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\ Two hours each morning, c Good ra te s of pay* 4


Telephone


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MACK’S


AsrnU t .n n ra sh l re an d Yorfc .h ire Itivcr Authority iJo en re s


Stockists ot all leading makes.


Amnnltlon—Hons no u g h t «nn Sold Purl Kx rh an c a Welcome


4lor!iHW I f C.nns. Ulftrx and


Firearm* niil? sold to oersnns nvnr IK r e a r s of age.


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-'on PUPPIES OAI.or.E. WraUei.


.<V-£ Pootlles, Springers Dashdiunds, Cockers. Irish Sellers. Shellies.


v. 1 Sent anywhere.—Tom Schofield. Dlslcv Farm, Moss Lane, Whittle- .£rr Je-U’oods, Chorle.v. Weekly •Tfi.-t rdvertiser for nearly 40 years.


*^4“ Jlorder CoIIids. Bassett Ifounds. Pound notes only. Soon anytime,


'ts£f Beagles. Labradors, Boxers. .’I Poodles, Cairns, Wostics. Sheltics, tat Cockers, Springers. Cavaliers.


?-s Open till 9 p.m. — Nutshaw Ken- • ; nou, Manchester Hoad, C lw- Ki bridge. Burnley. Tel. 23617.


-> imAKi’jSllUAD Hcatca Uoarding Kennels and Cattery Collection' delivery All dogs must vaccinated. — Tel Burnlev 21037


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jm, ^ Obedience or cud dog — Drakes- heart Kennels Tel Rumlev 21637


nor. fitALNING Bxpert training


t-’-iCOOD homes urgently wanted for | . kiltcns__Tcl Clhheroe 2567-1.


Lives tock a n d P o u ltry


...Baron 'rurkeys—Tr1pp!e 6. Trippie v 5 and Wrolstad. 4 week poults.


c x: Dutton Warrington T e l Aston ‘ a: (Runcorn) 305


r-l July Sept, vaccinated and dee/ beaked —Thatched House Farm.


” t^EN-YKAU-OLD Skewball Gelding. .4 13.2hh, ideal first pony. — .Tel. •j ®urnloy 31399.


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« Specialist for -i* REPAIRS


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-Si'S; Scollles, Cairns, Cavaliers.


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first-clad su re y»| Agents I


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coat an reduced \ Street,


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rinogar. Vitamin ] Koods. : 27355.


CARI’ET. fitting, Burnley


tl KARIN j Expert I for any j nurcbasH


All tyt>J inclodLnj the-ear details jultatlor] ourn i Slater. . 29 Plarl (toad), tale 547


SUELV1N siee) 22in. . . 5 shelvj


and nt assemh] pantrie>| Many sires •, G. & B Street Estate


WEDDlri sclectioi


Candles J newest Also ti. etc V' Contino:| makes Vogue ; Clithercj


kari:AccringJ piece cstimat J terns tc aklon. Suites at £90. time) ol


SHE th« Freerer freezer) you ca our pri full raj (Electri Harcrea]


VfclNKTl| 28179.


new to cboo.'l reverse J loral reverse I VenetiA:] cent Cl


A NEW for onl.J exehan?|


tub ilsf easy p; (Dlectri Hargre? 28179.


IIOOVEFj £4195.


Street.


only £51| exchang clcaner.i Facilitic


DOC.. . £ 10) double


69189.


AEQ LA model, j of only | list prid •Electnl Harsrrei" 33179.


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