Public Notices .


M O R T O N S The Jewellers for


TIMEX—SEKONDA — ORIS - RONE—AVIA r- LIMIT— REGENCY WATCHES Sales & Service.


18 Moor Lane, Clitheroe Telephone 22420


FANTASTIC FLING


F EBRU A R Y FORTNIGHT


11th to the 25th of FEBRUARY SPECIAL RENTAL OFFER TWO MONTHS FREE


WHEN YOU RENT ANY NEW TELEVISION


SUPER SAVINGS on COLOUR TV—HI-FI MUSIC CENTRES—RADIO CASSETTES—DECKS etc.


Manufacturers goods on offer include: TANDBERG, SONY, FERGUSON, TOSHIBA, DYNATRON,


ROBERTS, CASTLE,SHARP, HACKER, HITACHI, PERIOD HIGH FIDELITY, ITT, GEC, PHILIPS


JUST A FEW OF OUR SPECIAL OFFERS GEC radlo/cassette usual price £68.50


FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £49.95 £54.95


HITACHI stereo cassette deck rec. £74.50 FEBRUARY FLING PRICE


CASTLE Conway speakers, Mahogany, (slight cabinet damage) rec. price £253


FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £189 SONY STR 7015 tuner usual price £154.95


TOSHIBA C2000 20in colour TV rec. price £369.50 FEBRUARY FUNG PRICE


FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £115.50 £314.95


ROBERTS Rambler usual price £22.95 FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £20.95


FERGUSON 3923 M/centre usual price £365 FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £279.95


GEC 26ln deluxe CTV last rec. £376.95 FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £299.95


HITACHI P25 batt/malns port. TV rec. £89.00 FEBRUARY FLING PRICE


£77.50


PERIOD High Fidelity music centre in Queen Anne period cabinet rec. price £726


FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £625


TANDBERG 26ln colour TV 123 and period Queen Anne cabinet, walnut finish rec. price £707


FEBRUARY FLING PRICE £619 FREE HOME TRIAL


THE revolutionary machine, with Philip Hasiam, of Mayfield Avenue, Clitheroe, at the controls.


SAWMILL boss Danny Cattermole looked at a ba c o n sl ic e r and dreamed up a machine that could revolutionise the timber industry. His mill at Up Brooks,


B d c o n s l ic e r in sp ir e s n ew m a ch in e


The new machine does the


Clitheroe, now houses a machine which he says cuts timber seven times faster than any comparable method and reduces the labour needed from five men to one man. And his newly-formed company, Timbermatic Ltd, hopes to sell machines worth £20,000 to timber firms all over the country — and ulti­ mately the world, Until the development of


the Timber Wolf Mark II, logs had to be cut to length, loaded, placed on a conveyor and then fed into the saw.


The Independent company specialising In competitive terms. Personal attention and expert after sales service. Remember Its the service that makes all the difference.


Donation


criticised CRITICISM of a donation of £2,000 to the Mid-Pennine Association for the Arts came at Tuesday’s meeting of the Ribble Valley. Council. Coun. Fred Green (Wilp-


he TV Centre


1 CHURCH STREET, BAR HOLDS WICK, COLNE, LANCS Telephone Bamoldswick 813309


10 HOWE WALK, BURNLEY. Tel. 37118 41 VICTORIA ROAD, EARBY.Tel. Earby 2319


HURRY ALONG FOR SALE 1


* 1 5% o f f G lam o u r l in e lu x u ry ta i lo r -m a d e blinds. * 5% off full curtain range ★ Folding doors-


THESE LIMITED OFFERS „ . * D.I.Y. roller blinds ★ Curtain poles_______


THE WINDOW BLIND CENTRE 1 BARDEN LANE, BURNLEY. Tel 23573


GENUINE CURTAIN


shire) said when he was mayor last year he had made many visits to local schools and societies and found them full of cultural pursuits. He thought the money


should be channelled to developing these sorts of activities rather than giving it to the association. Clitheroe’s Mayor, Coun.


Bob A in sw o r th , also denounced the council’s Recreation and Leisure Committee recommendation of the donation and said that the money -woujd be better spent improving council


houses. It was agreed to ask the


committee to reconsider.


job in one operation. “It’s really a simple idea,” said 58-year-old Mr Cattermole, who started .in the timber trade selling firewood, at threepence a bundle. “I looked at a bacon slicer


and got an idea for building this machine.” ' Mr Cattermole passed on


his idea to the Chatbum engineering firm Dugdale ana'Sykes, who incorpo­ rated it into a working prototype at the Up Brooks


The Mark II is a develop­


ment of a machine which the Chatbum firm had previ­ ously worked bn. Mr Cattermole’s son,


Terry, also a director of the firm, explained how the machine could revolutionise the British timber industry. He said: “There are some


areas where British firms cannot compete, with over­ seas companies because of labour costs. But this machine cuts to one man the number needed to carry out the sawing. “This machine can be


automatically adjusted from cutting timber for fencing panels to greater thicknes­ ses.” He added that the firm now envisaged a. larger machine which could deal with vast tree trunks. Mr Barry Sykes, one of


the partners in the Chatbum firm which developed Mr Cattermole’s idea said the principle was a simple one which had introduced a new te ch n iq u e into timber


machinery. The partnership had


p r e v io u s ly worked in engineering fields such as hydraulics and pneumatics.


They had gone into the timber in d u s try w ith ou t any preconceived ideas and were


SALE OF THE YEAR SALE MUST END SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th


EVERYTHING REDUCED ; 100% COTTON


VELVET CURTAINS (Fully lined— Ready to hang)


In 7 luxurious colours • Usual price from £23.50 per pair SALE PRICE


from £ 1 8 .8 5 per pair : ■: Prices have never been so low


ACRYLIC CURTAINS 100’s of pairs at give-away prices Usual price from £4.75 per pair


EASY CARE SALE PRICE from £3.80 per pair


h6 u$eh6 ld textiles* at HUGE REDUCTIONS TOWELS starting from 65p each.


CONTINENTAL QUILTS starting from £4.25 each


(sinde size). Cotton Flannelette SHEETS starting from £4.95 per pair (single size).


Double sizes fteo available at .Sale Prices.


OPEN 9-30 am to 4-30 pm MON. —FRI. SAT. 9-30 am to 54)0 pm (CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY)


Highfield Road


Clitheroe


Tel. 22309 B r a n c h .1 Ormond Street, Bury, and Railway Boad, Charley.


END OF MAIL ORDER RANGES — SLIGHT SECONDS


A large selection of READYMADE


CURTAINS starting from only


£2 per pair All above prices quoted are for 46ln. wide x 54ln. drop OPEN TO THE PUBLIC


Chance to make music


THOSE interested in the sound of music are invited to attend a special public meet­ ing at Ribblesdale School, Cutheroe, tonight. It is being held in an


attempt to draw together lovers of all kinds of music with a view to forming infor­ mal groups which will meet


entitled being


launched by Ribble Valley Arts Organiser Tony Caven- der and the local adult education service. Mr Cavender is hoping


that tonight’s meeting and a similar one to be Held at Whalley Adult Centre on Monday, both starting at 7- 30 p.m. will produce enough support for the idea. if it does go ahead, the


aduR education service is prepared to make accommo­ dation available to the musi­ cal groups at Ribblesdale on Thursdays and the Whalley Centre on Mondays. Mr Cavender said the idea


had been prompted by the recent revival of interest in the re-formation of a brass band locally. “We think there could be


many m u s ic ia n s lyho perhaps played, at school, but stopped when they left because tjiere was really nowhere to go,” he said. “We want to bring them


together in informal groups to share, the fun and enjoy­ ment of their hobby.” • Anyone unable to, attend


the public meetings can obtain a leaflet about “Music


for all,” from Whalley Adult Centre, Station Road (Tel. 2717). Those going to the, public meetings are asked to take along the musical instrument they play.


s


more traditional techniques of the industry. - His partner Mr Richard


hyps


Dugdale, said: “We think this is an excellent machine and once we have sold the first one, I am sure other orders will follow.”


THE Government, blacklist­ ing of a Clitheroe firm has met with a tight-lipped reac­ tion from its workers and management. Lamcot Products Ltd,


which • is associated with Flexible Reinforcements at Queensway Mill, Clitheroe, is believed to have been b la ck l is ted because it exceeded the 10 per cent pay rise guide.,. , The firm,- employing about 40 people, produces wallcoverings.


for circulation through Government departments- and local authorities, is aimed at cutting off possible contracts with the firm. ' Other sanctions include a clampdown on possible future aid from Government sources to the firm. But Government departments in London have refused to comment on the blacklisting.


The blacklist, prepared .


- Secretary of the Ribble Valley Trades Council, Mr Vernon Eamshaw, said he thought there was no union representation at Lamcot. He added: “l am upset about the blacklist situation. It appears to be some sort of blackmail to keep wages down.” .


GANGSTER MUSICAL


“BUGSY Malone” at the Civic Hall is a gangster musical set in New York in 1929. It is a world of would- be hoodlums, show girls and dreamers. But it is a world where you never see an adult. The entire film, made at Pinewood Studios is played by boys and girls aged about 12. There is a matinee on Tuesday.


CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE The Proprietors reserve the right to decline any


Advertisement without reason stated. . All Advertisements are accepted subject to approval.


Publication is not guaranteed on any particular day: Communications referring to former Advertisements should


give description and date of insertion and copy of advertisement.


While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no


•responsibility for omissions or mistakes. j


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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Calder Street, Burnley


invites you to


A PUBLIC LECTURE . on


,


CHRISTIAN SCIENCE entitled


“THE LAW OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING”


by MICHAEL B. THORNELOE, C.S.B., of Sheffield (Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church)


ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1978 IN SION BAPTIST CHURCH HALL, Church Street, Burnley


Doors open at 6-45 p.m. Commence 7-30 p.m. ALL SEATS FREE


EVERYONE WELCOME Car stack opposite. Coach park behind church hall.


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971-1974


LISTED BUILDING: DOWNHAM HALL DOWNHAM


An application has been received for permission to make internal alterations to provide upgraded accommo­ dation. Externally this involves the provision of a new door and window on the East eleva­ tion.


This property will be included


in a Statutory hist of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make representa­ tions should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date ot this advertisement to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Planning Department, Prin­ cess Avenue, Clitheroe, BB7 2AL quoting the relevant refer­ ence number: 3/78/0072/P.


A copy of the application and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


Bell is tower of strength


Ribble Valley League 1, Accrington Combination 2-


THESE two representative sides put up a very good show in the prevailing condi­ tions. Despite the heavy pitch


both sides tried to play attacking football but both teams made lots of mistakes and there were many missed


Bell, ‘for Ribble Valley,


was the first to get the ball in the net but the goal was disallowed. O'Neill made two very


good saves and Bell was a tower of strength in the middle, but nevertheless Accrington took the lead two minutes from half time. -


• The second half football was better still and Accring­ ton went further ahead with the home side claiming the goal was offside. Ribble Valley continued to


attack and Birch scored with a very good header and then headed just wide. For Ribble Valley Bell


was the man of the match, with O’Neill oustanding in


goal. N e x t Sunday Ribble


Valley play Darwen at Darwen. Ribble Valley: O’Neill, Hind-


moor, Kiddie, Bell, Bolton, Waddington, Astley, Foster, Birch, King, Conti. Sub: Harrison.


CUP TEAMS


AFTER a three-week delay because of waterlogged pitches, it is hoped that the Blackburn Combination cup- t ie s w ill go ahead on Saturday. For their Birtwistle Cup


quarter-final with Black- bum West at Twitter Lane, Waddington have named ’ tw e l v e : Un d e rwo o d , Whiteside (N) , Leach, Richards, Nuttall, Reddin, Kirk, Rimmer, McGuire, Walker (R), Whiteside (S), Walker (G). Meet ground 1- 30 p.m. Waddington Reserves, who


have not played a game lor a month, travel to Mill Hill Old Boys in the Eddleston Cup. The squad is: Dennett, Bialecki, Sims, Carter, Humphries, Robinson, Spencer, Lund, McAlly, Bishop, Rush, Waddington, Behan and Stoddart. Meet Waggon and Horses 1 p.m.


Cricketers desperate


TRIPLE title holders Waddington Cricket Club are making a desper­ ate plea for ground. The club won all tne titles in the Clitheroe and District Cricket League last season playing at Twitter Lane., but- dn extension of the football season will prevent them from getting the ground into playing condition for the summer game.


" -Without a ground, the club could have to fold and extensive inquiries- have so far drawn a blank. Mr Stephen Rush,: Tel. Clitheroe 24558, would welcome offers of help.


meeting at Waddington Social Club on Tuesday (8 p.m.). All players must attend.


■ 1 Members are reminded of a club \


PO CLINCH TITLE


A CLEAR 10-0 defeat of Trinity D gave Clitheroe Post Office the points they needed to clinch the Division-Two title in the Ribbles­ dale Table Tennis Association. It was their final match of the season and gave the Post Office a two- point lead over Flexible D; who finish as runners-up. Results — Division One: Trin­


Signed CHARLES WILSON (Cnief Ar Officer).


ief Architect & Planning _ U


Competition Winners


WADDINGTON FC 200 Club. Week 18, £50 No. 15; Weelc 19, No. 64; Week 20. No. 6. 18760


Hi-Fi & Music


ity A 1, Trinity B 9. Division Two: Clitheroe PO 10, Trinity D 0; Trin­ ity E 6, Flexible C 4. With the league season drawing


to a close, a handicap league competition begins on Monday. A handicap knockout will also run at the same time. •


Monday — Clitheroe PO B v Flex­ ible B. Trinity A v Catholic Youth Club A. Tuesday — Crabtrees v T r in i ty B. Wednesday Waddington SC A v Catholic SC A. Division Two: Tuesday — Catholic Youth Club B v Riming- ton Ladies. Thursday — Clitheroe PO v Waddington B. Catholic Social Club B v Trinity E. Trinity D v Flexible D. Rest week — Flexible C. Handicap knockout, preliminary


Handicap League, Division One:


round: Trinity D v Flexible C. 1st round: .Waddington SC B v Rimington Ladies, Clitheroe PO v Trinity D or Flexible C, Trinity E v Crabtrees, Trinity A v Wadding­


■


WALTHAMS Music Centre, stereo, as new, £140. -— Tel. Clitheroe 26183.


18749 Tenders LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


a re being Invited fo r Mowing an d Gra zing Licences o n th e fo l low in g s i te s fo r th e p e r io d A p r i l 1 s t to


MOWING/GRAZING LAND OFFERED ON LICENCE 1978 TENDERS


BarleyBarnoldswick Blackburn Burnley


December 3 1 s t , 1978 16.60 acres Adj. Whltehough Camp School off Clifford Street


7.03 acres 6.'05 acres 16.29 acres


ton SC A, Catholic SC B v Flexible B, Trinity B v Clitheroe PO B, Flexible D v Catholic YC B, Catholic YC A v Catholic Social


Club A.


All matches should be completed by February 16th, if possible.


'


Black Bull closing gap


THE Craven Heifer are maintain­ ing their lead after 20 games in the Ribble Valley Ladies Darts League; but the Black Bull in second position are closing the


gap-League pi Heifer 102, Bl;


ositions: Craven I lack Bull 97, Station I


Hotel 96, Horse Shoe 95, Royal I Oak 88, Pendle Witch 87, Ribble I


Sports and Social Club 86J Fiel- | den’s Arms 81, Bonny Inn 79, Whalley Arms 77, British Legion


70, Cross Keys 69, Judge Walmes- I ley 68, Kings Arms 67, Catholic Social Club 62, Victoria 56. Highest scores: Irene Hilary,


Station Hotel 125; K. Wild, Horse I Shoe, 120; J. Clegg, Catholic SC, 120.


!


BEST TIME


ELECTRICIAN Chris Wood, of


Clitheroe Road, Sabden, scored the best time for Blackburn Harriers in a six-mile race from Llandudno to Cohvyn Bay at the weekend. The route; from pier to pier,


passes over the Little Orme. Chris finished 12th out of 86


ern counties’ cross-country champ­ ionship at Birkenhead on Satur-1 day, in which he will be one of nine runners representing the Black- ‘ burn club.


v\ At'Darwen


RIBBLE VALLEY have an inter­ league game, with Darwen, on Sunday. The’ game, at Square Meadows, Darwen, will kick-off at 2-15 p.m. and the Ribble. Valley League squad is: M. O'Neill (Royal Oak), Pinch( Bialecki (Henthom), Kiddie, Astley (Spring Mill), Bell (Read), Bolton, Birch, Brown. Belton (Academicals), Conti, Harrison (Henthom), King (Chat­ bum). Trainer, Vic Adcroft. Meet


- Station Hotel 12-30 p.m. Anyone unable to play inform A. Scott (tel 24662) or R. Aspinwall (tel. 26448) as soon as possible. : - -


\


competitors in 29 min. 35 se result which should augur well for the road racing season. His next big event is the North­


Clitheroe Colne Darwen Darwen Darwen Nelson * Simonstone Apply for particulars and Form of Tender (stating which site or sites), to: W. G. Allport, F.R.I.C.S., County Estates Surveyor, Winckley House, Winckley Square, Preston, PR1 8RD. Lancs. Closing date for tenders: Wednesday, March 8th, 1978


13.00 acres 12.39 acres 0.875 acre


2.10 acres 5.30 acres 3.50 acres 4.00 acres


adj. Moor Lane, Chapels adj. Pole Lane


off Whalley Road off Gibfield Road off View Road


off Halifax Road adj. School Lane


14 82 8


BOROUGH COUNCIL — MAINTENANCE WORK 1978/79


RIBBLE VALLEY


Local building contractors are Invited to apply for routine building maintenance work on both council houses and public buildings in the borough during the forthcoming year.


Contractors will be chosen after consideration of information to be supplied by them on applica­ tion forms which are obtainable from:


THE C H IE F TECHNICAL OFFICER,


32 PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE.


The forms are to be returned to me in the envelope provided by 10 a .m . on Monday. 20th February, 1978.


M. JACKSON. CHIEF EXECUTIVE.


THE CASTLE, CLITHEROE.


Catering BUFFET CATERING


For th a t special occasion, small - large family .parties, home


For details


Tel. Whalley 2283. Personal


■ C h i l d r e n s S o c ie ty . T e l . Darwen 76576


Personal Services FREE DUREX


48 Gossamer, Super,G ....£ 3 .4 0 36 Nuform, Featherlite . .. £3.40 24 Unison, Naturform . ...£ 2 .6 0 8 French Ticklers . '.. .. ., .. .£ 2 .4 0 16 German Long Love.......£2.20 10 USA Stimula; T a h i t i . ..£1.50 .10 Swedish Feel, F u n .......£2.30


CONTRACEPTIVES SEAL k>Aftk


Selection Box ( 3 0 ) . . . £ 2 . 9 5 WARWICK SUPPLIES (EL) : Coleshlll, B’ham B46 1RL.. . R e tu rn Ad. with order for


FREE SAMPLES worth 85p (


: . ‘ ->211058


STAMPS valued for insurance, p ro b a te and auctions.' Also


buy s tam p s and postcards. D e t a i l s . — T e l . E a rb y (028284)3687. > 133


ARTIST accepts commissions, (oils), for children’s portraits and general subjects. — Roger Cox, Todmorden 5328. 160722


FURNITURE STORAGE wilI is


It's the Storage System you know la secure.


OF SKIPTON


For de tails'oti lhis specialised service or for your removal require* menls, home or overseas, contact the familyfirm, established in 1929,who are members nf the Bril ish Association ol Removers. WILUS OF SKIPTON Lower Union Street


Sklpton, North Yorkshire Tel. Sklpton 2980 or 5990


So there’s no AVON LADY calling on you!


PERHAPS THERE IS A VACANCY — Why not find out before the opportunity slips by YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS IT


. Tel. Mrs Rea; Great Harwood 888323 or write to 36 Moss Street, Great Harwood.


V


CALLING all interested families in the Ciltheroe area. Pleasant girl school leaver needs helpful lodgings;, — Contact Paul Walker, Social Worker, C of E


torsi


co o k in g , v a r ie ty o f menus. J u d i th and Hilary are now taking New Year bookings. .


Personal Services


PRIVATE INQUIRIES. — G. & C. Detective Bureau, Burnley.


Tel. 30846 anytime. 148514


Business Services TECHNICAL


Three dimensional exploded/cuta- way and diagramatic illustrations drawn in line and colour. Produced Irom your engineering drawings and sketches, etc. For technical manuals/sales promotion litera­ ture, etc. Related services includ­ ing spare parts cataloguing.


ILLUSTRATIONS


A high quality quick service to suit your particular requirements for reasonable charges *•


14 Waingate, Grlmsargh, Preston


IAN FENTON Tel. Longrldge 3767


ANSAFONE to rent (British made) from £1.50 per week. — Phone 061-872 7611. 2 i6 0 ia


Removals and Road Transport


J. G. H IN b lt (NORTH WEST)LtD


MOVING WITH CARE - EVERYWHERE v


Household Removals and D is t r ib u t io n — C a re fu l Handling — Packing


•Free estimates. Competitive Prices-


Reg. Office


306 BLACKBURN ROAD ACCRINGTON


Tel.: Office Accrington 32774; Residence 37813


SECOND CHEF required


Live'in position. Good wages. '


MOORCOCK INN WADDINGTON


Tel. 'Clitheroe 22333


off Livingstone Road adj. Ormerod Road/ Ridge Avenue


5 - > r > - > - 3 -


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -A J


TRUTEX LTD require


PRESSING ROOM OPERATORS FULL-TIME, DAY WORK


WE CAN OFFER THE FOLLOWING


Good rates of pay. <Ph day working week. Excellent workjng conditions. Social activities.


Why not write, call or telephone any time to our Manager MR PETER RUSH


Applications from men and women


TRUTEX LTD HENTHORN WORKS


BROWN STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. Clitheroe 22192 or 22193


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971


‘ NOTICE UNDER SECTION 26(2)


Proposed Development at


Todber Caravan Park, near Rimington, Gisburn


Notice is hereby given that


application is being made to the Ribble Valley Borough Council by Mr T. Varley for planning permission in respect of construction of sewage treatment plant for proposed additional touring caravan site at the above address.


A copy of the application


and ot tne plans and other documents submitted with it


may be inspected at the above address at all reasonable hours until March 3rd, 1978.


Any person who wishes to


make representations to the above named, Council about the application-should make them in writing by that date to the Town Clerk at' Ribble Valley Borough'Council, The Castle, Clitheroe


February 3rd, 1978


Signed: T. VARLEY JflZ25


Thinking of placing an Advertisement?


For details of fast, economical advertising


RING BURNLEY 22331


where a friendly adviser will help you with your ad.


For the best coverage in the area advertise in


YOUR LOCAL PAPER CLITHEROE


ADVERTISER & TIMES


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QUALIFIED TEACHER offers services for private tuition i n d i v i d u a l g r o u p In Maths/English, History/Geog raphy also, age group 10/14 y e a r s , te a ch in g m a te ria ls


•provided, rates negotiable. —* Contact Mr A. Statham, 268 Male H o stel, Calderstones, Whalley. Tel. Whalley3653. _ 92508


GUITAR TUITION by experts, theory, examination work, etc, — TeJ. Burnley 20024.


Situations Vacant


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74034


YOUNG PERSON


REQUIRED FOR DAIRY FARM


Live out.


TEL. CLITHEROE 22574


* * * * kk'k A A A A A A A A kk-tek A *


BURNLEY ENGINEERING


PRODUCTS LIMITED require


PROGRAMMER/ANALYSTS


The data processing department of B.E.P. Limited provide a computer service tor the parent company and a bureau/ software service for other companies using a Burroughs B1700 contiguralion. Due to the expansion of The bureau/software services extra staff are required immediately. Minimum requirements are 2 years' "COBOL” programming experience and a sound knowledge of commercial systems. Experience ol on-line systems and Burroughs hardware/ software would be a distinct advantage. An attractive salary, pension scheme and canteen facilities are offered.


Apply with full details ol career, etc., to . THE PERSONNEL MANAGER


WIDOW HILL ROAD, BURNLEY Tel. Burnley 20111


EXPRESS DELIVERIES, 24 hour service, Ford Escort Van


will carry up to 10 cwt. — Tel. Burnley 36932 anytime. Competitive rates.


16354


DOING A FLIT? For an excel­ lent removal at low cost. — R in g T ow n and C ountry Removal Services. Burnley 23 4 39.


148322


HARRISON'S REMOVALS. P r om p t , e f f ic ie n t service anytime, anywheres — Phone Blackburn 4 9 8 46.


158542


L IG H T C A R T IN G . L o c a l removals and storage, reason­ able rates. — Tel. Burnley 31125 or 31128.


19123


CO-OP Removals and Storage. Get a good job plus divi. Inquiries all branches. Local, long distance and overseas. Fully trained personnel at your service. Co-op quality all the Way.


s e r v ic e . — T e l . Burnley 27949.


STUBBS, Moving, Storing. — Cedar Street, Blackburn. Tel. 57 1 22.


6 9 2311. Removals and storage


Free estimates, full insurance. Quick efficient service..


TEL NELSON 68891


PENDLE REMOVALS Local and long distance. Estimates free.


RING NELSON 692743. 217030


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 9th, 1978 11 Removals and


Road Transport


Situations Vacant SITE AGENT


required for private housing development in the Earby, near^ Barnoldswick, area. Must have drive and ability to organise labour, sub-contractors, ana com­ plete the works to programme.


company Bonus


scheme after qualifying period of. servic e. Can allovillowance.


Salary not less than £3,500 d. scheme and excelleni pension/insurance


Please telephone for application torm to


THE CONSTRUCTION DIRECTOR


JAMES CROSBY & SONS LTD


BUCKWOOD HOUSE 14 OLD MARKET PLACE


ALTRINCHAM, CHESHIRE Telephone’ 061 928 9516


A Person


EXPERIENCED IN MILKING


Able to drive and used to general farm work, required for dairy herd. Age preferred about 30 years.


A three-bedroomed house close to a school will shortly become available.


Apply by telephone CLITHEROE 22574


138337


GILPINS Express, light haul­ age, part removals, express


211010 138450


SMALL REMOVALS. £3 hour, £ 2 m i n im u m . — T e l .


203730


VAN HIRE, removals and house clearances. — Tel. Clitheroe 24477.


210199 Tuition


MORTON’S require a


PART-TIME LADY


ASSISTANT Aged 30 to 40.


Please apply with details in writing to:


MORTON’S


18 MOOR LANE CLITHEROE


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