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Situations Vacant’


The fight is on for snooker title


gained the cil


J s Develop- the erection iswell Moor


WITH only two matches left Conservative A and Chat-1 burn A are closely challenging each other for the champ­ ionship title of Division One or the Clitheroe and District | Snooker League.


Conservative are the present


leaders but with only a four- point advantage over Chatbum they cannot afford to let up. In Division Two, Billington B nave a comfortable 12 point lead over Liberal B. The final of the team knockout


SIEQUIEN — PRATT Typist Miss Deena Pratt


was married to kitchen planner Mr Colin David Siequien at Christ'Church, Chatburn.


The bride is the only 8 s new ance


ector the Grindleton-


hing firm, has a new finance 'e is Mr Peter


2), of Derwent Clitheroe. with two chil- Vilson has been


daughter of Mr and Mrs K. Pratt, of Darkwood Cres­ cent, Chatburn, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mrs R. Siequien, of Sid­ ney Road, London, and the late Mr E. Collingwood.


The bride, given away


by her father, wore a trad-: itional white model gown with a short train and crochet trimmings on the bodice and cuffs. Her matching fingertip veil was held in place by a Juliet cap and sne carried a shower bouquet of pink and white orchids with


white hyacinth pips. 'Chief bridesmaid was


Farrell, groomsman was Mr Paul Bretherton and usher Mr Kerrie Pratt, the bride’s brother. The ceremony was con­


ducted by the Rev. W. Jenkins and organist was Mrs D. Brewer. Following a reception at


Miss Judith Dinsdale and other attendants were Miss Nadine Siequien, the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Joanna Frost, the brideg­ room’s niece, and Miss Amanda Pratt, the bride’s cousin. Best man was Mr Sean


competition will be between Bil­ lington A and Liberal B. Both legs must be completed between March 12th and 19th. Team knockout results. Semi­


; G. Robinson 80, T. Swift 58; T. Peters 78, W. Moore 41: G. R. Dell 63, F. Booth 59; D. Birkett 80, P. Craig 71; B. Thompson 48, L. McEntee 60; J. Wild 83, J: Griffiths 55, Liberal A 348, Billington^A


finals, first leg: Billington B 432, Police 344.


New darts leaders


THIS week’s games in the I Clitheroe and District Darts league have pro­ duced new Second Division leaders, with Lower Buck taking over from Spring Mill. However, there is no I


W. Moore 75, D. Birkett 29; L. McEntee 72, G. Robinson 76; B.' Jacques 83, T. Peters 82; T. Swift 40, B. Thompson 86; J. Griffiths 53, J. Wild 73; F. Booth 57, G. R. Dell 61. Billington A 347, Liberal A


the Brown Cow Inn, Chat­ burn, the couple left for a honeymoon in York. Photograph: Mr J. Red­ head, Chatburn.


■x for six years'. tment is the lat- of promotions,


ame financial in 1976 and two was promoted ntant and com-


>tary — his pre- on. Penrith, Mr Wil-1 •een sportsman, quash at the Club and rugby eroe RUFC, of s also treasurer.


d spot or a


ank E S T b y Coun. addington, who


Gisburn, led


o pme n t Sub- ee to refuse an on by Barclays use the ground


f Ribbl esdal e Iain Street, Gis- a bank. inistry of Trans- -consulted after ittee deferred


tion of the appli- •t January, now d the application permitted from a d point of view, stated the com­


as of a mind to the application, in. Waddington it was the worst


place for such a ent. In the past


s, several similar ions had been


uestion sport


four seeds in on Social Club’s


ve been deter- hrough to the last the holders Wad-, C, Tommy’s Tor- Clitheroe FC


dge branch) and gon and Horses, c ompe t i t i on’ s g nine teams will to decide who


no’s Headbangers. nday at 7-30 p.m., adbangers- meet FC All Stars, the


ranch), Chatbum alley Arms FC, International, FC All Stars, on Social Club


four seeds. Those are Dugdale’s, Co, Clitheroe FC


K k


to meet Chatburn nvards, with the -ch that night pair- dale’s with Wad- Social Club.


LIGHTS FOG


)RIST who did not headlights on his


n driving through s fined £15 by e magistrates. Insp. Thomas


0. etter to the court, admitted failing to e obligatonr lights visibility. He said


said Allan Barrie (27); of Cowper Clitheroe, was by police in


just driven into a fog when the off- urred.


"alley Council’s


Emily wins three festival trophies


•PUPILS of the Watson School of Dramatic Art, in York Street, Clitheroe, had a successful time at a festival or speech and drama at Burnley.


Emily Hill (14), of Pim­


lico Road, Clitheroe, a pupil of the Girls’ Gram­ mar School, was awarded a trophy and gold medal for first place in the solo dramatic extract (12-15 years), with 90 marks. Caroline Weaver (15), of


Salthill Villa, Clitheroe, and Emily gained a trophy and gold medals for first place in the duologue class (up to and including 15 years) with 89 marks.


fa u rn P a r k D r i v e , Clitheroe, and Emily, won< a trophy for first place in the acted scene class (12-15 years) with 87 . marks. Fiona (14) attends Notre Dame High School, Black-


Caroline is a pupil of Ribblesdale School. Fiona Murray, of Chat-


bum. Helen Butterworth (12),


of Kirkdale Road, Langho, a pupil of St Augustine’s School, Billington, was awarded a trophy and gold medal for first place for composing her own poem (12-15 years). She gained 85 marks. Claire Leonard (10), of


Chatburn Park Drive, and Angela Kay (11), of Kem- ple View, both Clitheroe, gained a trophy for win­ ning the acted scene class (9-11 years) with 85 marks. Claire attends Pendle Junior School and Angela SS Michael and John’s School, Lowergate. Angela was just one


point behind the winner in the unprepared reading class (10-12 years). She had 89 marks and received a silver medal. Gillian Smith, of Lower-


field, Langho, gained a certificate for third place in the verse speaking class (13-15 years) with 88 marks. Gillian (14) attends Clitheroe Grammar School. Completing the succes­


ses Fiona gained 83 marks and a certificate for third place in the Shakespeare class (13-15 years).


Forgetful driver fined


A VAN driver who failed to produce his driving documents after being stopped by the police was fined a total of £45 by Clitheroe magistrates.- Charles Martin Briggs


(21), of Salthill Terrace, Clitheroe, admitted failing to produce insurance ant test certificates, failing,to produce a driving licence and having no test certifi­ cate. He was fined £15 for


each. Chief Insp. Tom Sumner


said Briggs was stopped by police in Clitheroe Road, Chatburn. and asked to produce .his documents within five days. When he failed to do so


he was seen again by police and told them he had for­ gotten. He had nothing to say in court.


. \ - Pendle club


WINNERS of this week’s bridge' session at the Clitheroe Pendle Club


were Mr K. Jones and Miss R. Holland,-Mr‘ G.-Hors field and Mrs K.'.Gudgeon


Place names


A -TALK on the origin and meaning of local place


Preesall, to more than 100 members of Ribblesdale Afternoon Townswomen’s Guild. Monday’s meeting in


444. 1. Brown 78, A. Root 55; D. Robinson 54, H. Clegg 81; C. Britcliffe 64, P. Wiggins 68; M. Aitken 70, S. Monk 73; H. Cook 53, D. McIntosh 78; T. Warden 28, R. Pickvance 89.


DIVISION ONE


Chatbum A 12, Pendle Club 2; Social Club 2, Conservative A 12; Billington A 9, Liberal A 5; Waddington B 10, Calderstones 4.


Catholic A 6, Waddington A 8;


A 381. Niven 92, S. Hatton; Peters 55, J. A. Herd 88; Holmes 56, T. A. Makinson 59; Johnson 88, F. Coar 51; Turner 46, D. Nelson 92; Dayies 62, G. Dinsdale 67. Chatburn A 516, Pendle Club


Catholic A 399, Waddington


350. P. Clark 101, C. Moorhouse 45; P. Jones 77, A. Pearce 62; N. Robinson 83, T. Howarth 54, A. Frankland 73, S. Edmondson 60; D. Speak 69, H. Sellers 83; H. Frankland 103, G. Kermeen 46. Social Club 394, Conserva­


names was given by Mr Hu g h S h er d le y , o f perthwaite 69; M. Alston 63, J. Prnocall to mnro th an TOO c™ th « 7|ff Cowking 70, J.


tive A 419. J. Cowell 50, E. Tomlinson 73; B. Hargreaves 77, I. Tomlinson 51; J. Hall 68, D. Lord 69; B. Dixon 66, D. Cow-


Clitheroe Parish Hall was chaired by Mrs A. Pedder. Mr Sherdley was thanked by committee member Mrs Mabel Hammond.


Trinity face onslaught


i Brockhall 10, Trinity Res 0..


HAT-TRICKS by Bennett (S) and Hinksman (D) were major feature of Broc-


khall’s easy victory over Trinity Reserves in Divi­ sion Three.


Beattie, Duane, Price and Synczysz provided the remain-


goals. Trinity had a few scoring


79’, P. Backhouse 39; K. Walmsley 75, Di-Wynne 95.-


stones 376. D. Boothman 75, M. Joyce 58; B. Waddington 99, P. Lee 49; I. Waddington 69, D. “ zpatrick 66; T. H. Walmsley 54, T . Wilson 69; A. Wilkinson


•Almond 94, A; Root 46: M. Ait­ ken 65, P. Wiggins 61; B. Robin­ son 53, R. Pickvance 53; H. Cook 49, D. McIntosh 79. Waddington B 451, Calder­


348. C. Britcliffe 48, H. Clegg 59; I. Brown 94, S. Monk 50; CL


Billington A 403, Liberal A


404. D. McIntosh 39, I. Brown 95; A. Root 37, B. Robinson 73; R. Pickvance 50, H. Cook 72^S. Monk 80, T. Warden 41; P. Wig­ gins 80, C. Britcliffe 68; H. Clegg 62, M. Aitken 54. Second leg: Police 382, Billington B 407.


(played 19) 101 pts; White Hart (18) 98: Craven Heifer (18) 87; Horse Shoe (19) 81; Read Club (18) 76; Bridge Inn (18) 72; Com­ mercial (18) 68; Copy Nook (18) 64; Pendle Witch (18) 60; Judge I Walmsley (18) 55; King’s Arms (18)32.


Lower Buck 82 pts; Spring MUl 79; Black Horse 78; Victoria, Great Harwood 78; Black Bull 76; Royal Oak B 64; Buck Inn, Grindleton 58; Joiners Arms 45; White Horse 45; Waddington SC 35.


Division Two, all played 16:


Brockhall SC 78; Lord Nelson 75; Bonny Inn 72; Victoria, CUtheroe 70; Cross Keys 67; Pendle Hotel 64; Buck Inn, Clitheroe 59; Bay Horse 53; Sta-, tion Hotel 52; Brown Cow 49.


Division Three all played 16;


Ladies winl through


EMPRESS Ladies’ squash team continued their win­ ning ways against East Lancs 3rds with a 5-0. success. Coleen Kendrick, Val


Fielding, Susan Meadows, Yvonne Greenup and Val Parkes all had 3-0 wins.' The next test for the ladies is the vital championship decider' against South


mixed tournament, Empress lost 3-2 to Belvale in an exciting contest. Val Fielding lost nar­ rowly and Yvonne Greenup went down 3-2 after seemingly being in command. Dave Matthews style and skill


' triumphs. . Empress 2nd team pulled off a


Mike Heyworth who notched the Empress points with conclusive


f Police 6. Billington B 8; Conser­


. DIVISION TWO 1 Rimington BO; Chatbum B 8;


vative fi 5. Catholic B 9: Liberal B 14, Rimington AO. Rimington B 415, Chatbum


B 437. F. Wrathall 54, B. Jones 78; T. Kenyon 66, R. Turner 85; J. Thornton 68, P. Wilson 58; S. Petty 72, S. Whipp 75; G. Cor- ringnam 81, R. Booth 73; S. Green 74,.M. Hargreaves 68. - Police 4-15, Billington B 419. B. Jacques 62, T. Peters 90; J. Griffiths 73, J. Wild 68; T. Swift


’\ gwil'only Brockhall’s third 4^‘B^om p so n 100; L. McEn- match this year and by half-time tee 73, G. Robinson 52, W. the^ were leading by six clear Moore A D. BirkeU 69, F.


chances and Turnbull missed a golden opportunity. They came more into the


game in the second half but were unable to stem the onslaught. Despite the scoreline, the


young Trinity side gave a good account of themselves. Beattie served Brockhall exceptionally


well. Brockhall: Lynch, Beattie,


Synczysz, Parkinson, Hinksman (J), Price, Fox, Hinksman (D), Bennett (S), Williamson, Duane. Sub: Heeramum. Trinity Res: Winckley, Wil­


kinson, Kerrison, Turnbull, Marsden, Burgess, Threlfall, Fawcett, Edmondson, Davies, Slater. Sub: Britcliffe.


Late burst Upper Wharfedale IV 28


sinks 2nds Clitheroe II 19pts,


CLITHEROE were rob­ bed of victory by a late scoring burst by the vis­ itors'who scored four tries in the last 15 minutes.


Until then, the Clitheroe


pack, with Moore and Con­ fess playing in the front row for the first time this season, had managed to hold the heavier Whar- fedale outfit. The home side had a 7-4 inter­


went over the’try line again and Hill converted. , However, the visitors reduced


B 484. J. Morgan 70, D. Hother- sall 70; A. Miadlebrough 94, M. Holmes 59; A. McNaob 66, J. Marsden 77; R. Parker 85, J. Turner 69; D. Packer 42, V. Maffia 89; T. Williamson 43, L. Dixon 120. Division One


Conservative B 400, Catholic Pts


Cons A Chat A Social LiblB BUI A Cath A Cald WaddB WaddA Pendle All played 16


137 • BilIB 133


117 ChatB 111 116 Police 108 105 RimB KM Cath B Slaid


117 Rim A


102 100 91


85 69 68


Willis and 3-0 margins for Keith Tomlinson, Robert Fielding and


But- a 3-1 success for John . '


son are vital to Empress lsts, who are in relegation trouble and need two wins to secure their safety. The 2nds and 3rds • are both comfortably placed in the Sixth Division.


The closing weeks of the sea­ ’


Clean sweep for county


Division Two Pts 140


LiblB 128 114


AN inter-county table tennis match played at Clitheroe Par­ ish Church Hall resulted in Lan­ cashire beating Derbyshire 10-0 on Saturday. About 60 people attended.


the championship of Division 2 North of the Engb’sh Table Ten­


The victory gives Lancashire >


nis Association. They have won all of their five


games and this qualifies them to take part in a play-off to decide who will be promoted to the Premier Division next year. The county match was the


failed to land him a victory and it was Malcolm MacDonald and


deserved win in the.home.fix­ ture with Pendle 4th. Jn the, top. I match, Glenn Evans went'down in a tight contest.


Roger Altham made the game safe.


Ribble. In the fourth round of the


change in the First and [ Third flights. Division One: Royal Oak I


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Ladies hunt


promotion Cumberland Rangers 0, Clitheroe Ladies* FC 16


THERE were goals galore as Clitheroe Ladies over­ whe lmed a weakened Cumbe r land s i de to improve their chances of earning a promotion place from the Second Division. Leading the way was Elaine


val lead thanks to an early pen­ alty success by Hill and a try by Greatorex. In the second half Greatorex


the arrears with a try before Parkinson scored under the posts and Hill did his stuff again to convert. But that was the last success


Clitheroe had, as they fell to the late Wharfedale onslaught.


inter-league


Ribble Valley League 1, Accrington League 5


THE speed 'of Accring­


ton’s players proved too 'much for the Kibble Val­ n it


u i nu


Roefield. The visitors took the


lead inside two minutes and although Chatburn’s King equalised with a pen­ alty soon after, Accrington scored three more goals by the - interval. ,


• They added a fifth in the < second half.


; ,


Ladies’ darts


ley’s shaky defence in Sun- in oun- Wh whalalleyley Arms 59 Bonn day’s inter-league match a t .. Black Bull 57. Fieldens Arms


LATEST positions in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts League are — Division One: Horse Shoe 76, - Joiners A 73, Joiners B 72,’ Black Horse A 68, Royal Oak 61, 59, Bon y Inn 57,


62; Judge Walmesley 48. Highest score: A. Sutcliffe v


(Royal Oak) 180. Division Two: Brown Cow 92,-,


second to be played at Clitheroe and it had been arranged by the Lancashire County Table Tennis Association in conjunction with the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association.


C a ld e r s to n e s fo r g e a h e a d


Phelan, with six goals Mandy Turner and Vanessa McLeod each scored a hat-trick and there were a couple apiece for Adele Duckworth and Donna Westall. Clitheroe were leading 6-0 at


CALDERSTONES A now have a nine-point lead at the top of the Clitheroe and Whalley Clubmen’s Darts League, but Billing­ ton B have pulled back the gap on Wanderers to become joint third. The singles knock-out


half-time, but kept up the pressure after, the break to record their biggest victory of the season. Goal difference could be cru-;


cial in deciding which teams land promotion ana Clitheroe made sure they took full advantage of the situation.


tournament started on Tuesday evening and this Tuesday sees the opening of the doubles competition. Results: Low Moor 2.-Calder­


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stones A 6; Social Club 3, Bil­ lington A 5; RWCC 3, CCWMC A 5; Calderstones B 3, Clitheroe CC 5; CCWMC B 4, Catholic SC 4; Billington B 6, Royal British Legion 2. Highest finish; P. Campbell (Billington A) 157. League positions, all played


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18; Calderstones A 107 pts, Bil­ lington A 98, Billington B 88, RWCC 88 CCWMC81, Calder­ stones B 66, Royal British Leg­ ion 66, Low Moor61, CCWMC B 60, Catholic SC 59, Social Club 49, Clitheroe CC 46.


TABLE TENNIS |


A TABLE tennis teani from St Leonard’s Scout troop, Langho,’ reached the: final of a Blackburn district tournament on Fri­ day, only to lose 3-2. Ruhners-up certificates were


-72, CCWMC 67, Low Moor Club 63,' Black Horse B 69, Craven - Heifer 66, Victoria 48. Highest-score: D. Miller/ (Catholic SC A) 140.


Catholic SC B 78. Royal British . Legion 78, Pendle!Witch 75.fr Catholic SC A 72, Spring Mill ’


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’ • St Leonard’s other team in the tournament was not bo success­ ful — it was eliminated, in an early round.


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video but training would be experience).


expect ihYsuccessful applicant to be interested in given if no previous


We are an expanding independent company which has built its reputation on after sales service and


WE CAN OFFER: Excellent salary, company vehicle, personal insurance cover, excellent working conditions/ holidays, staff discounts, plus other fringe benefits.


This is an ideal opportunity for a hard working person, male or female, to join a team of conscientious engineers.


For further details and interview please write, stating details ot previous experience to: G. CHEW


All The TV Centre'


10 HOWE WALK, BURNLEY Telephone 37118


Nelson. £5,500


WORK STUDY ENGINEER Barnoldswick. £5,000 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT


Burnley. £4,500


Has vacancies in the following departments KITCHEN


Assistant CHEF/COOK


with at least 2 years experience. Must have a good reference.


BAR WINE WAITING Man/woman either with some experience or to train.


The above vacancies are offered with full board and lodgings, 4% day week, annual bonus scheme.


For further details from the Manager TEL. CLITHEROE 41202


Guaranteed Deliveries


A CAPITAL. SERVICE TO INDUSTRY & COMMERCE FROM N.E.LANCS;


Those Panic Jobs th a t must be th e re any time anywhere in


England • Scotland • Wales No special Packing Required


Senior Programmer Analyst


required for the Development of On-line : - Minis using COBOL


The comp


cessing policy with On-line Minis in to


Acc ;rrington and Castleford in West Yorkshire. ,


ipany has recently established a distributed pro­ being


located at


The increased development of these systems has given rise to a senior vacancy at the main centre. The Ideal candidate for this position would have most ol the following attributes.


.* Experience ol, or interest, in the design ol computer systems. A salary ot £6,000 to £7,000 will be paid depending on experience Applications should be made to


• A minimum ol 2 years COBOL Programming. * Significant experience In the on-line systems area.


Hickson and Welch (Holdings) Ltd, c/o William Blythe and Co. Ltd, Holland Bank Works, Church, Accrington, Lancs, BBS 4PD. Tel. Accrington 37211.


The Group Data Processing Manager, This position is open to men and women.


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 6thj_1980__Q Situations Vacant


_MANDATE


_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ » MANCHESTER ROJUI, MANAGEMENT SELECTION BOMlET. Tel. 29511.


Mandate is a rapidly developing company In the field of professional- selection and recruitment. Our branches in Burnley, Blackburn and Bolton handle middle and senior management vacancies for a wide range of companies in the North-West. Below we present a selection from our current permanent job register.


MM7—BUYER (Electronics), Bolton. £5,000 p.a.


M953—Part Qualified ACCOUNTANT, Nelson.£5,500 p.a.


MM2-AS8. Financial ACCOUNTANT, Blackburn. to £5)500 p.a.


MM3—Qualified ACCOUNTANT (Textiles), Blackburn. £7,000 p.a.


MM6—Electronics ENGINEERS, Blackburn. Top salaries.


M993—Tech. Sales REP., Lancs area. £4,500 p.a. plus car.


For further details on any post and for registration form please ring:—


Many more permanent vacancies also available. FRANK GILL on Burnley 29511 or


MANDATE—A member of the Tempo Group of companies29104 SUE LOFTHOUSE on Blackburn 65937


MM8—COMPUTER SALES (graduate level), Lancs. Negotiable.


M951—Mechanical Foreman (time served), Padiham. £5,900 p.a.


CARRPRINT have vacancies for a


COLOUR UTHO OPERATIVE (N.G.A.)


TWO COLOUR/FOUR and a SINGLE COLOUR LITHO


OPERATIVE (N.G.A.)


(Male/Female)


overtime on varied high quality work. Holidays honoured and flexible.


We are an expanding company specilising in colour work, advertising and technical literature.


For further details and appointment contact: S. C. FULLALOVE


COATES MILL, BARNOLDSWICK. TELEPHONE: 813541


Daywork on new machines in good condition. Above average salary plus travel allowance. Regular


Coachwork Conversions Ltd Is an expanding, pro- I Vehicle r ’


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