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Speakers entertain club


THE p r e s id e n t . o f ’ Clitheroe Speakers’ Club', Mr Stan Blackburn de­ scribed the aims of: the club to the Ladies’ Friday Fellowship at the Trinity Methodist Church. Prepared speeches were


given by Brian Allison and Arthur Chappell, and


Don Anderson composed and presented an im­ promptu speech on “The


Monday morning feeling” proposed by the audience. Don Meadows explained the duties of an evaluator. Mrs D. Slaiding, the


ladies’ chairman expre­ ssed the thanks of the meeting. The normal Tuesday


topical and local, having the themes witches, ghosts and castles, which produced imaginative and humorous replies. A speech by Brian Alli­


Speakers’ Club meeting was organised jointly with the Burnley club. The session was both


son “Safety first and second” was well re­ ceived. Other duties-were carried out by Stan Black­ burn, Don Anderson,


. Frank Nelson and Denis Ogden. The next meeting of the


club will be on Tuesday at the Station Hotel and vis­ itors will be welcome.


MORE than- 80 ' Morris men from all' over the country gathered in the Starkie Arms Hotel at the weekend • for the “Morris Ale,” an informal out-of­ season get-together held for the first time in Clitheroe., ' A team from Yateley, in Hampshire, as well as representatives of Morris teams from, as far and wide as Cumberland and Coventry, Leyland and Leeds and various local organisations were among the guests and Clitheroe team leader Mr Bruce Dowles said they were hoping it could become an annual event. - The “Ale” ' also cele­


£ 2 , 0 0 Q


jewel theft


■VARIOUS items of jewel­ lery worth-£2,000 and £75 ; in cash were stolen from a house.in Eaves Hall Lane, Wes t Bradford, on Tuesday..;;


tered- between 8-50 a.m. and 4-45 p.m. while the owner was at work,


'rench window. , CID, Det. Sgt Jim Old- The thieves, who en­


fained entry by forcing a Head of Clitheroe


corn, yesterday appealed for information from anyone who saw strangers in West. Bradford on Tuesday.


“The house was broken


brated the Clitheroe Morris Men’s third an­ niversary. Mr Dowles said: “The Morris Ale is an attempt to celebrate those three eventful years and get'together for one night most, of the friends we have made during that period. “Visitors came from far


and wide and it was a fantastic night. It is purely informal and a chance for us all to relax and enjoy a drink and a chat."


Chess Club


CLITHEROE B team gained their first points in their first season in Division Two of the N.E.-Lancs Chess League by defeating Mullards A 3'//boards to 2V4 at Blackburn.


hours play the score was 2Vi each. Ernie Sefton had lost on board 1, and Alex Rajski on


AfterVthe allotted th re e


board 3. Peter Ryan drew on board 4 and Stan Townsend and Geoff Capstick won on boards 5 and 6. - On board 2 Vincent Tudisco


was still playing with a passed pawn advantage over his oppo­ nent who spend some time con­ sidering the game but finally decided to resign to give Clitherce both points.


into during the day. so there is a chance that someone could have seen the people responsible," he said.


■ • Anyone with informa­


tion should contact the police at Clitheroe 23818.


Handbag snatch


CLITHEROE Police yes­ terday issued a warning- to all schools in the area to be on the alert after two men wandered into Pendle Junior School, Clitheroe, and snatched a handbag from an office. The bag, containing £10


and some personal items, was later recovered, al­ though the cash had gone. The men, both, in their


20s, were in the area of the school between 2 and 3-40 p.m. on Tuesday. One, was 5ft. 6in. tall, clean-shaven and wearing a light blue anorak ana blue - and white training shoes. The other was of stocky


build with brown hair and wore a round-neck .T-shirt and brown pullover. Head of Clitheroe CID,


1. (13) “Super Trouper” — Abba. 2. (1) “The tide is high” — Blondie. 3. (2) “Woman in love” — Barbra Streisand. 4. (4) “I could be so good for you” — Dennis Waterman.


5. ' (3) “Special brew” — Bad Manners. 6. (6) “Fashion” — David Bowie. 7. (8) “Enola Gay” — Orchestral Manoeuvres. 8. (12), “Same old scene” — Roxy Music. 9. (9)” “Never knew love like this before” — ; Stephanie Mills


10. (7) “Dog eat dog” — Adam and the Ants. 11. (14) “The earth dies screaming” — UB40. 12. (5) “What you’re proposing’’.—-Status Quo.


13. T10) “If you’re looking for a way out” — Odyssey. 14. (11) “When you ask about love” — Matchbox. 15. (19) “All out of love” — Air Supply. 16. (16) “Gotta pull myself together — The Nolans. 17. (26). “Passion” — Rod Stewart. 18. (15) “Ace of spades” —: Motorhead. 19. (30) “I like what you’re doing to me” — Young ■ and Co.


Record Bar.


Det. Sgt Jim Oldcorn, said the men had offered some excuse to look round the school and he warned that they might try to do the same at other schools.


Welcome


CLITHEROE Town Council’s new clerk, Mr


Charles Orrell, and shor­ thand-typist clerk Mrs Jill Tomlinson were welcomed to their, first meeting of the authority by the Mayor, Coun. Leo Wells. At the meeting, tri­


20. (20) “Starting over” — John Lennon. National placings are in brackets. Tip for the top:


Public Notices


THE:LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


(BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND ZONE) < •


(PROHIBITION OF HEAVY - COMMERCIAL VEHICLES) - - ORDER 1980


The Lancashire County Coun­ cil have made this Order with the consent of the Minister of Transport under Section .1 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1967, as amended - and by Section T of the Heavy Commercial vehicles (Con­ trols and Regulations) Act 1973 , and pursuant to af? rangements made under Sec­ tion 101 of the Local Govern­ ment Act 1972 with the County Council of North York­ shire; the effect of which is that no person shall cause any vehicle, the unladen weight of which exceeds 3 tons,'constructed or adapted for the carriage of goods, to proceed, except for certain exemptions which are set out in the Order, on any of. the roads within the boundary of the Bolton-by-Bowland Zone formed by the lengths of road and other lines specified in the Schedule to this Notice. The lengths of road forming the boundary are not the sub­ ject of this restriction.


A copy of the Order and Plan showing the lengths of road affected may be inspected at the following locations during normal office hours:


a. Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe.


b. Craven District Council, Council Offices, Granville Street, Skipton.


c. Lancashire County Coun­ cil, (Chief Executive’s Dept.), Christ Church Pre- c in c t , C o u n ty H a ll, Preston.


The Order comes into force on December 1st, 1980. Any person wishing to question the validity of tne Order may, within 6 weeks of November 20th, 1980, apply to the High Court for that purpose. .


‘ BRIAN HILL Chief Executive/Clerk


Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, Preston, PR1 8XJ.


SCHEDULE


Roads and Lengths of Road which comprise the Bolton- by-Bowland Zone Boundary.


1. A682 — from A59 Gisburn Northward to A65.


2..A65 — from A682 to B6478, Long Preston.


3. B6478 — from A65 West­ ward and Southward via Wigglesworth, Slaidburn,


, Newton and Waddington to A671, Clitheroe.


4. A671 — from B6478 North-eastward to Pimlico Link Road.


5. Pimlico Link Road and West Bradford Road from A671 to the North side of the entrance to the Rib- blesdale Cement Works.


butes were paid by coun­ cillors to former clerk Mr Leslie Telford, who re­


“Redemption song” — Bob Marley. LP of the week: “Master-works" — Various. Chart compiled by Ames


cently resigned, and to Mr John Smalley, who has retired as Mayor’s atten­ dant.


SPORT STARTS HERS CAPTAIN


STANDS DOWN


FOLLOWING recent custom;'David Rigby cap­ tain of Read Cricket Club for three years has de­ cided not to seek re-elec­ tion. His predecessors John Waddington and Ernie Sumner did three- year stints. David announced his


decision at the club’s dinner-dance at the Higher Trapp Hotel,' Simonstorie. Awards pre sen ted were:


Player of the Year, Peter Worsley, first team wicket­ keeper; President’s Trophy for o u ts ta n d in g p e r fo rm an c e , bowler Philip Hanson for his match winning five for six in the Lawrenson Cup final. Best young player of the


year, Conrad Baron; second team captain’s prize, David Marshall; first eleven batting, David Hindle; bowling, Richard Goodway; secont team batting, Philip Hanson; bowling, Frank Newby.


Ladies-darts


Horse Shoe 3; Black Bull 6, Brown Cow 3; Bonny In n 4 British Legion 4; Pendle Witch 4, Joiners B 4; Royal Oak 2, Black Horse A 6; Spring Mill 5, Catholic SC B 3- Highest score: A. Price and: L. Eccles (Brit­ ish Legion) 140. ,


RESULTS in Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts League. Division One: Joiners A 5,


mesley A 3, Commercial 5; Catholic SC A 3, Calderstones 5; Black Horse B 5, Bay Horse 3; Low Moor Club 3, Judge Walmesley B 5; Station Hotel 3, Central WMC 5; Victoria .3, Craven -Heifer . 5. Highest score: C. Farnsworth (Station Hotel) 138.


y


One: Joiners A 39, Black Bull 35, Brown Cow 33, Catholic SC B 32, Black Horse A 30, Spring Mill 30,’ Joiners B 27, Horse


Shoe 24,, Pendle Witch 23, Royal Oak 22, Bonny Inn 22,


British Legion 1 9 . .......... . Division Two:-Commercial


• 36. Cdhtfal ‘WMC- 35,- Catholic SC'A 34,-Black -Horse B. 30,


Judge Walmsley, B 30, - Station Hotel ' 29;; Victoria 27,'. Low Moor Cllib’26;'.Calderstones 25, Judge - Walmesley..'A' 22,v Bay


Horse 21, Graven Heifer 21. ■ League Placings — Divison. . „ . Division Two: Judge Wal­ ...


White Hart draw level


HORSE Shoe A and White Hart lead Division One of the Clitheroe and District Darts League. Brockhall SC, Cross Keys and King’s Arms-top Divi­ sion Two, and Horse Shoe B lead Division Three.


Horse Shoe A, White Hart 30 p ts., Read Club 24, Black ■ Horse 22, Royal Oak A 19, Black Bull A 17, Royal Oak B 16, Spring Mill 16, Pendle > Witch 16, Bridge Inn 11. Division Two: Brockhall SC,


Division One, all played five: '


Cross Keys, played five, 22 pts; King’s Arms (4) 22, White Horse 21, Bonny-Inn (4) 19, • Lord Nelson (4) 15, Pendle Hotel (4) 15, Buck Inn 14, Vic­ toria Hotel (4) 10. Division Three: Horse Shoe .


Rimington A 4; Catholic SC B 6, Pendle Club 8; Rimington B 4, Chatbum B 10; Slaidbum 8, Waddington B 6.


Division Two — Police 10, League placings, all played


seven. Division One: Chatbum A 68 pts., Billington A 61, Conservative A 43, Social Club 44, Billington B 42, Wadding­ ton A 41, Libe ral B 32, Catholic SC A- 31, Liberal A 29. . Division Two: Conservative


B 56, Slaidburn 52, Pendle Club 49, Chatburn B 47, Police 44, Waddington B 41, Riming­ ton B 32, Rimington A 31, Catholic SC B 31.


B, played five, 31 pts., Coach and Horses 23, Waadington SC (4) 23, Pendle Inn, Barley (3) ■ 17, Black Bull B 16, Joiners


, Arms (4) 15, Bay Horse (4) 13, Station Hotel (3) 9, Brown Cow


5.


One: E. Fish, Spring Mill, 154; Division Two:. A; Lord, Cross Keys, 110; Division Three: A. Moro, Joiners Arms, 106.


Highest finishes. Division


News from snooker


tables


CHATBURN. A lead the first division- of Clitheroe and- District Snooker League and. Conservative B lead the second divi­


sion. Tonight’s matches are: Divi­


: dington A; Catholic SC, A v Liberal B; Social - Club v Bil- lington B. Conservative A have


no match. .


Latest results:'Division One : — Chatbum A:10,-Liberal A 4;


.


A v- Catholic- SC : :B, . Pendle Club v Conservative B; Chat- bum B v -Police; ■ Slaidbum v Rimington B. Waddington B 'have no match;


Division T w o R im in g to n .-. . ..


sion One — Billington -A v Chatbum A; Liberal A v Wad-


' derton, J. Corless, C. Hop- wood, R. Gregory, J. Mercer, T: Lee, N. -Kidehalgh, J . Holden, J. Walker, P. Dins1 dale, N. Crossley. - Clitheroe ,2nd XV (v Blaek-


bum 3rd, h, meet 1-45): A. G o rd o n , R. L u n d , S. Greatorex, G. Torbett; M. An-


Rugby teams Clitheroe 1st XV (v Black-


. burn IV; a, meet 1-15): D. Slinger, S. Greatorex j n r , D. Fielding, A. Rudd, I. Fielding, T. Rose, C. Roberts, D. Jones, R. Wildman, A. Corless, A. Parkinson, I. Duxbury,- K. Moore, J. Bolton, C. Haworth. Res: N. Tomlinson, M. Pinder, T. Mason, I. Richardson.


Fine running


LOCAL athletes again re ­ turned some creditable per­ formances at a recent meeting of the Mid-Lancs. Cross-Coun­ try League at a waterlogged Towneley Park, Burnley. Running for Rossendale AC,


Deborah Hammonds -finished a satisfying third - in the. girls’ under 17s intermediate section. Miranda Wightman. and Janet Ashworth gave noteworthy


i performances in the junior - under-15 section to finish sixth


and tenth respectively. Andrew . Wightman. was. placed 52nd in . the.colts’ under-13 race.,


6. Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, North-eastward from A671 to the Clitheroe Town/ Chatburn Parish boundary near Belman Farm, thence in a North-westerly direc­ tion along the Parish boundary to the railway line, Eastward along the railway line to Clitheroe Road, Chatburn then North-eastward along Clitheroe Road, Crowtrees Brow, Bridge Road and Sawley Road through Chatburn to Trunk Road, A59, Chatburn.


7. A59 North-eastwards from Sawley Road, Chatburn to its Easterly junction with A682, Gisburn.


NOTE: All the above-men­ tioned Roads, including the Pimlico Link Road and West Bradford Road are outside the Zone and will not be re­ stricted by the Order.


65787


NOTICE OF PUBLIC PATH ORDER


HIGHWAYS ACT, 1959


THE LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (FOOTPATH No. 15, WADDINGTON, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH) PUBLIC PATH


EXTINGUISHMENT ORDER, • 1980


The above-named Order made on 18th November, 1980 is about to be submitted to the Secretary of State for the Environment for confirma­ tion or to be confirmed, as an unopposed Order, by the Lancashire County Council. The effect of the Order, if confirmed without modifica­ tions, will be to extinguish that part of Footpath No. 15, Waddington, from its junction with Fell Road in a general southerly direction for approx­ imately 68 yards. A copy of the Order and Map contained in it may be' in­ spected at the offices of the Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe and at my offices during normal office hours, until the 19th De cember, 1980. Any representations or. objec­ tion with respect to the Order may be sent in writing to the undersigned before tne 19th December, 1980 and shall state the grounds on which it is made. If no representations or objections are duly made, or if any so made are with drawn, the Lancashire County Council, instead of submitting the Order to the Secretary 6 State for the Environment, may themselves confirm the Order. If the Order is submit­ ted to the Secretary of State any representations and ob' jections which have been duly made and not withdrawn will be transmitted with the Order. DATED this twentieth day of November, 1980 • BRIAN HILL


■ Chief Executive/Clerk


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Public Notices


’'QUEEN ELIZABETH’S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, v ... BLACKBURN


SEPTEMBER 1981 ENTRANCE SENIOR SCHOOL


Entrance examination for admission for. boys between the ages of'11.0 and 11.11 on SEPTEMBER 1st,,.1981 will be held rat v. the School on SATURDAY,. JANUARY 31st, 1981 at .0945;


(Under aged candidates can be considered). There are three methods of entry: ■


,


1. A strictly limited number of Governors’. Bursaries based on - financial need.


2. Entry under; the GOVERNMENT ASSISTED PLACES ■ SCHEME jn which the Governors are empowered to offer about 35 places on a sliding scale of remission of fees (e.g. if parental income is about £4,600 fees will be met in full, together with transport and school lunch costs). The amount of assistance decreases as salary, income rises,


3. ' Full ■ Fee-paying places,. anticipated fee for ; 1981 being i ... about £1,100:'Entry under the A;P. Scheme requires early ■ application and will be based on academic merit. Applica­ tion forms- should reach the Headmaster by MONDAY,. JANUARY 5th, 1981.


: • ' 13+ ENTRY advised. ■ SIXTH FORM ■ ’ . , :


From Preparatory Schools by Common Entrance or Maintained Schools by our own entrance prodecure: 10 Assisted Places will be available for September 1981 and early application is


. -, ; ' Direct entry after O-level in September 1981 for suitably


qualified 'boys or girls, for A-level courses. Entry by interview; applications normally considered from January onwards.


JUNIOR SCHOOL Entrance examination for admission for boys between the ages of 8.0 and 8.11 and 9.0 and 9.11 on SEPTEMBER 1st, 1981 will be held at the School on SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1981 at


0900. The present fees are £648 p.a. (no reduced-fee places). Application forms should reach the Headmaster by TUESDAY, APRIL 21st, 1981


Application Forms, Prospectus and further details of the School Fees may now be obtained from the Headmaster at the School.


' . .'


The School provides, for the benefit of its pupils, a private bus service to the following areas: Burnley and Colne; Chorley and Leyland; Hyndburn; Preston area; Rossendale; Whalley and Clitheroe; Mellor. The Ribble Bus Company covers the Lon- gridge and Ribchester area, dropping and picking-up the pupils at the School. Open Day for interested parents to view the School in operation, without further appointment, will be held at 1400 on MONDAY, DECEMBER 1st, 1980.


• Clitheroe Town Council, Mayor's Parlour,


Church Street, Clitheroe


CLITHEROE TOWN MAYOR'S WELFARE FUND — . - CHRISTMAS APPEAL .


Christmas is only a few weeks away and I am appealing once again for your generous support of the Town Mayor's Welfare Fund which assists in a practical way those residents of the town who have immediate difficulties.


: . .


The Mayoress and I intend to follow the long established custom of visiting Clitheroe residents in the hospitals and welfare homes in Clitheroe and the neighbouring towns. A personal gift seems to add a little joy to those parted from their families on Christmas Day:


'


I know that you have'many calls made upon your generosity during the course of the year, but I would ask you to support this fund, which is devoted'to helping Clitheroe people, by sending your donation to the Town Clerk at the above address or to me personally. By courtesy of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, all contributions will be acknowledged in that paper.


The Mayoress joins with me in wishing you a Happy Christmas and to express the hope that the New Year, will be a good one


for the town. '


COUNCILLOR LEO WELLS Town Mayor


1 . Public Notices RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


' TOWN AND COUNTRY ' PLANNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


DESIGNATED


i CONSERVATION AREA: GISBURN,


j


The following applications have been received for per­ mission to:


1. Demolish Old Chapel to - form C a r -Park,; and change,of use from Tatter- sails Garage .to Shop for sale of.fitted kitchens. Ap­ plication No.'3/80/1275/P.


2. Conversion of barn to dwelling — opposite Com­ mercial Hotel. Application No. 3/80/1277/P.


.'LISTED.BUILDING:


22:King Street, WHALLEY: Demolish front elevation of 22 King Street and rebuild. This property is included in a Statutory List of Build: ings of Special Architectur­ al or Historic Interest. Ap­ plication No. 3/80/1297/P


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within '21 days from the


"date of this advertisement, to the Chief Architect and


*, Planning Officer, Planning Department, Council Of-


■ f ic e s , C h u rch Walk, Clitheroe, BB7 2RA, quot­ ing the relevant reference numbers.


Copies of the application forms and plans may be Inspected . In the Planning Department within the period stated.


' Signed: PHILIP BAILEY (Chief Architect and Planning Officer)


20th November, 1980


CLITHEROE EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL WELFARE FUND


Ex-Service Personnel who were resident in Clitheroe prior to service in the 1939-45 War, who are still so resident, and who are in need of as- sistance, may obtain applica­ tion forms from the Informa­ tion Office, Ribble Valley Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe. The forms must be returned by Monday, 1st De­ cember, 1980. November 17th, 1980 B. BRAITHWAITE


Clerk to the Trustees


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Clough Street, Burnley Telephone 31131


315119


For the new sales and service premises now almost completed. The - successlut. applicant must have the quallllcatlons and experience necessary to manage a 14 bay service department and be self-motivated In obtain­ ing new business while meeting existing clients needs.


The position offers good basic salary, prollt sharing scheme and company car. ALSO REQUIRED ARE PETROL AND DIESEL


For clean and modern working conditions. We offer good basic salary and rewarding bonus scheme. Please state qualifications, experience and type of driv­ ing licence held.


VEHICLE MECHANICS For selling and supplying mechanical and body parts to


PARTS SALES/DELIVERY REPRESENTATIVE


the motor trade. The successful applicant. must have previous sales experience (though not necessarily In the motor trade). Salary and terms negotiable. Clean current driving li­


cence essential. Please’wrlte in strictest confidence to:


MR D. HART, GENERAL MANAGER MARTINS BURNLEY, ACCRINGTON ROAD, BURNLEY, LANCASHIRE


Positions open to male and female applicants.


Clitheroe Advertiser and,Times, November, 20th,,1980 17 Situations Vacant


158542 Employment ConiufUnta


LIGHT REMOVALS fo r c h e a p , f r ie n d ly , r e l ia b le s e rv ic e . — T e l. B u rn le y 3 6 9 3 2 .


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C O -O P R EM O V A L S a n d S to ra g e . G e t a good jo b p lu s d iv i . I n q u i r i e s a l l b ra n c h e s . Local, long d is ­ ta n c e an d o v e r s e a s . Fully t r a in e d p e r so n n e l a t y o u r s e rv ic e . (Co -o p q u a l ity all th e w ay . *


HELMS REMOVALS. E x p e r t fu rn i tu r e rem o v a ls to all p a r t s o f th e co u n t ry . •


STUBBS, M oving. S to r in g . — C e d a r S t r e e t , Bla ckburn. T e l. 5 7 1 2 2 .


MAN AND VAN, from £3 p e r h o u r . — Tel. N elson 6 9 2 6 4 2 d a y o r B u rn le y 5 1 8 6 7 , evenings .


SM A L L R EM O V A L S , £3 h o u r , £2 minimum . — Tel. 6 9 2 3 1 1 .


Situations Vacant MANDATE


M AN AG EM EN T -SE LEC TION Current vacancies on our


permanent job register include: S A L E S


ENGINEERS Male/Female


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A Manchester’based company, specialists in the manufacture and marketing of electronic measuring instruments is currently seeking young professional sales people with enthusiasm and career ambi­ tion.. Applicants should preferably have previous experience of tech­ nical sales either in electronics or an engineering' field. Knowledge of a foreign European language preferred as some travel is envis­ aged. Age group 22 to 30 years. Salary:£6,000 p.a., plus car.


For further details of this or any other current vacancies, please ring


FRANK GILL, on BURNLEY 29511


5b Manchester Road, Burnley. Mandate, a member of the


Tempo Group of Companies


T e l. Wha lley 3 2 6 6 a f te r 6 P .m .


316129 46t29s 13B4SO 203730


required for Saturday work and occasional mid-week relief for busy town centre Estate Agents/Surveyors Office.


TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST Capable person required to work on own initiative.


Apply in writing, giving full details of previous experience to:


MORTIMER, GORSE and ROSS


and KERR & WOODWARD 5 and 7 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


COWMANS BUTCHERS 13 CASTLE STREET


required Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 12 till 4 p.m.


SHOP ASSISTANT Free laundry, good hourly rate, also


YOUNG PERSON for Saturday shop work required


Apply in writing, or PHONE: CLITHEROE 23842 PART-TIME


DEMONSTRATORS REQUIRED


SALES


Domestic and Industrial cleaning products.


Full training given.


TEL. NELSON 699403 after 6 p.m.


Bu rnley College o f A r ts and Technology


R e q u i re d fo r J a n u a ry 1st, a L E C T U R E R I


to te a ch Law to in te rm e d ia te p ro fe s s io n a l level. A b ility to te a ch G o v e rnm en t to G .C .E . ‘A* level w o u ld b e an ad v an ­ ta g e . G ra d u a te p re f e r r e d .


S a la r y S c a le : £ 4 ,6 8 3 to £ 8 ,0 5 5 p e r an num .


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- n ig h t , c a r . te le p h o n e , ; en jo y c o o k i n g . — T e l e p h o n e F le e tw o o d - 3 0 3 3 o r ‘ Roch- ' d a le 5 2 5 4 3 0 . . /• :


i ■ K .B .S . TEL. GREAT HARWOOD 885190 -


Professional outside caterers for all occasions.


Buffets, Banquets, Bar-B-Q ’s :" - Personal menus quoted for '■ Licensed bars arranged


-'PROPS: RUSS AND LORNA KING ’ V- : 65826 v


ORGANISE y o u r n ew jo b now to s ta r t J a n u a ry . P a r ty p lan company re q u i re s d e ­ m o n s t r a t o r s . . T r a i n i n g g iv e n . R e q u i r em e n t , o n e


A p p lic a tio n fo rm s and fu r th ­ e r d e ta i ls a rc av a ilab le f rom: Th e P r in c ip a l. Burnley C o l­ lege o f A r ts an d Te ch no logy , O rm e r o d . R o a d , B u r n le y BB11 2RX.


C om p le te d fo rm s sh o u ld be r e tu rn e d w i th in te n d ay s o f th e ap p e a ran c e o f th is ad v e r- •


tisem e n t . • . LECTURER I


in C om p u t e r S c ie n c e r e ­ q u ire d as so o n as p o s s ib le , to te a ch th e s u b je c t to ‘A ’ lev e l s ta n d a r d . A b i l i ty to o f f e r D a ta P ro c e s s in g te chn i- i " q u e s an ad v a n tag e . . .


S a la ry Scale: £ 4 ,8 6 3 to s £ 8 ,0 5 5 .


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A p p lic a tio n fo rm s a n d . f u r th ­ e r d e ta i ls a rc av a ilab le f rom: T h e P r in c ip a l, Burnley- C o l­ lege o f A r ts an d Technology, O r m e r o d .R o a d , . B u rn le y BB11 / 2RX , and r e tu rn a b le within* te n d ay s o f the^, a p ­ p e a ra n c e o f - th i s : ad v e r t is e -


65786


DERV £ 1 .2 5 p q r gallon a t • — YoUr 'N a t io n a lD e a le r , ■ P ad ih am R o a d ; :B u rn le y . , ' ,


-"63094 63165 LADY REQUIRED


for between 8 to 10 hours per week, for weekday after­ noons and early evening.


For ironing, light household . duties' and preparing meals for a family.


Telephone:


CLITHEROE 24949 IN A


BUDGET SQUEEZE


Avon can h e lp , - become a re p re s e n ta t iv e , i t 's fu n , co n ­ v en ien t and p ro f i ta b le .


Te l. -Mary Hitchon P ad iham 7 30 6 8 , Anne Clancy, N elson 6 9 1 2 5 3 , B r e n d a G a y n o r , Burnley, - 3 1 9 0 1 , Betty Cox, C l i t h e r o e 2 2 7 1 9 , A n n e C e n t re , Blackburn 4 9 7 4 2 .


. Situations Wanted


HONEST.,:, r e l i a b l e - ' m a le , ' aged 44 .y e a r s , r e c e n t l y ;. re - ■ ’


> fo rem a n ,


d u n d a n t , s e e k s jo b . Time- ' s e r v e d m e c h a n ic , g a r a g e - 1 2 * y e a rs s a le s ,


1 . Box No. A 8 , A d v e r t is e r and ‘ . .■ T im e s , . 3 K in g S t r e e t , -■ . C l i th e ro e . .


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.--EX-LANDLORD .’.h a s1- 'vacant •• d a te s fo r < ho lid ay r r e l ie v in g / — T e l. C o ln e 8 6 2 4 4 3 . ss46i ‘


. TRAINED NURSE ’ r e q u i r e s ;'t ^ in v a l id . . o rw,b a b y s i t t in g . •^-Tel; N e lso n 6 8 5 3 5 ?


. 65791 1 * . . 'i \


c o a c h e s , HGV; an d c a r s . ' HGV I lic en c e . A n y th in q legal co n s id e re d , n o t nec es- ; ; s a r i ly in m o to r t r a d e . Re- ‘ fe ren c e s su p p l ie d . — W r i te ■ !


TV ENGINEER


We require a qualified TV. engineer, (male/female), for bench and field service. Five day week, private use of vehicle, progressive position, negotiable salary.


J. E. HARGREAVES LIMITED


1 RAILWAY ROAD, Tel. BLACKBURN 51842


For a free, friendly and confidential service consult The area’s leading employment consultant


NEVILLE GEE First Floor, Britannic Building,


138537 A.E.C.I.


Hargreaves Street, Burnley, Lancs. Telephone: 30138/30139


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