W331 (Classified)


|edy ival


ljut half full on of the 1982


^ said the play ]


licator Anthony lightest of com-


leinanding great ■ness on the part jeer and players ive presentation.


: for great varie-


Ipo plus sophisti- |d an element of Bwhieh were fre- lacking. With


Ixperience o f ■ technique the lucastrians could |eloped situations |,uld have turned into gales of


' he said.


|esday Blackpool Jj Society pre- SBilly Liar” by Taterhonse and 1 1 1 .


jdjudicator de- " as a play in two |i claustrophobic


jlass home in the |l a fantasy world


11 to be equally Ir


*ely structured l.-as kept well in Jid an authentic Itmosphere was


light the Tudor


Bilanchester, pre- I’lie wind in the trees” by Ray a n d A l l a n


I it is the turn of Ike One to per-


j ; Exorcism,” by In'. 1 night's offering lister Footlights jBonny Brid” by j'hurch. The fes- Ibe brought to a Saturday by the Playgoers in Courage” by


!?reeht. i:;\


Clitheroe 22324 (E d ito r ia l), 22323 (Advertising). B urnley 22331 (Classified)


Decision not to close village


school deplored


WELL-ORGANISED lobbying against closure of schpols where numbers were falling may undermine Lancashire County Education Com-' mittee’s situation as they grapple with the problem. •


. Change of mind


.ahead. Members decided, how­


AN application to con­ struct a house at 2- The Dene, Hurst Green, which was originally turned down by the R ib ble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee has now been'given the .go-


ever, that it should be built in the form of an extension to the existing house instead of a de­ tached dwelling as prop­ osed in the first applica­ tion. In a written report,


Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said th a t . an appeal against tihe committee’s refusal had been upheld by the Department of the Environment.


Conservative whist winners


WINNERS, at Clitheroe branch of the Clitheroe Division Conservative As­ s o c ia t ion w h is t and domino d r iv e at the town’s Conservative Club on Monday evening were: Ladies — N. ■ Blackbui'n, Mrs Bush, Edith Fisher, E. A. Leeming. Gents — W. Pennington, T. Thom­


s'ber, A. Philips. Dominoes — C. Newhouse; M. Lund, D. Me Vie.


TO LET


M Y T T O N , House . in Church Street, which the Ribble Valley Council put up for sale after its move into the purpose-built of­ fices in Church Walk, is to be let on a short lease. The Policy and Re­ sources Committee agreed


Saving


to this after learning from chairman Coun. Harry Riding (Longridge)' that no suitable offer, to buy had been received. Mytton House was for­


m e r ly used by the Borough Treasurer’s de­ partment.


£15


monthly £3.50 cal.


Fire at


warehouse POLICE were this week still investigating the cause of a blaze at a Newton warehouse in .which- thousands o f pounds worth of sweets, crisps and ice ’cream and two caravans were des­ troyed. The East View ware­


house, a former joiner’s shop which was badly damaged in the blaze, has been rented for the past year by an Accrington businessman who sells light refreshments on the Trough of Bowland road du r in g th e summer months. I t was unoc­ cupied at the time of the fire.


'M • Attacking Secretary of


State Sir Keith Joseph’s decision not to close Bolton-by-Bowland prim­ ary school in the face of the Education Commit­ tee’s plans, Coun. Mrs Ruth Henig told the meeting, “It overturned a very carefully thought-out procedure.” She said that as a result


of school places not being taken out of the system, existing grants would be spread that much thinner. The committee went


ahead with a resolution deploring the rejection by Sir Keith of the county’s proposals to close the 21- pupil school, to ask-why the decision was made and to demand the restor ration of the grant lost through the Government’s refusal to allow the sur­ plus places to be taken out of use. They also called for an


explanation of how the de­ cision was consistent with the Department of Educa­ tion and Science’s policy which urged that surplus


school places should be taken out of use in re­ sponse to falling rolls and that councils faced finan­ cial penalties for not doing so.


• Coun. Mrs Josephine


Farrington, chairman of the committee, said that sometimes it was an argu­ ment about the rural school as a village facility rather than as a village school. The two issues became


confused and some local, councils who did not spend a lot of money on leisure facilities expected the education service to bear the brunt of keeping them open and staffed.' Coun. John Entwistle


said that those MPs who lobbied for Bolton-by- Bowland to be kept open should now lobby for more education expendi­ ture. “They cannot have it both ways,” he said. Coun. Michael Fitzher-


bert Brockholes, chairman of the committee under the previous Conservative administration, which ad­ vocated closing the school, said that each school clo­ sure would have to be . considered on its individu­


al merits. Schools Sub-Committee


chairman Coun. David Keeley said that every closure decision, which was overturned made it that much more difficult when the next one was considered.


Farm home


D E T A IL E D planning permission for the erec­ tion of an agricultural worker's house at Thros­ tle Nest Farm, Grun- sagill, Tosside, has been g iven by the Ribble Valley Council’s Develop­ ment Sub-Committee.


SPORT STARTS HERE


Cup hopes dashed Waddington Reserves 1 Cowling 2


WADDINGTON Reserves’ hopes of lifting the Craven


League Cup at the very first attempt were dashed as their, opponents scored two late goals


to win a hard-fought final tie. A large contingent of Wad-,


fUST


dington supporters who had travelled to Gargrave for the match- were given cause for celebration when Mark Green gave the Twitter Lane outfit the lead midway through the second half.


Cricket teams Clithcroe (v Read, h, Sat.)


K. Fawcett (Capt.), J. Boden, P. Hall, R. Booth, B. Keatine, D. Barnes, C. Sims, T. Bleazard, S. Morgan, C. Foulds, Townslev. Clitheroe 2nd (v Read, a,


• Sat.) P. C. Bishop (Capt.), A. Henderson, R. Thornton, R.


' Banks, J. Hill, R. Sharp, A. Rigby, S. Rush, M. Scott, S. Westhead) J. Burke. Clithcroc 3rd (v Blackburn •N, h, Sun.) W. Briggs (Capt.),


lid at 30%


. J. Coulter, B. Parker, M. Blackburn, G. Bennett, G. Cartledge, G. Sutcliffe, C. Seed, A. King, J. Furnell, J. Pye. Res: A. Blackburn, S.


Reynolds. Clithcroc Youth (v Padiham,


Mon.) D. Barnes (Capt.), S. Blackburn, A. King, C. Seed,


i rates.


| Joint accounts your interest


I increase your.


| gross i gross


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ITEMS ‘l o c a l PAPER B UR N LE Y FOR BUYING SELLING 22331 •> **> - •‘L-JSV-,


: A. Blackburn, R. Hardcastle, S. Miller, G. Woodworth, P. Rushton, G. Speak, A. Hamil­ ton. Res: C. Marsden.


But C.owling managed to


force their way back and Wad- dington will now have to be content with possible league success, promotion from the second division hinging on the result of their one remaining game against Lonsdale. Waddington Reserves: Win-


stanley, Kerryson, Walker,. Leach, Longhi, -Burgess, Wilson, Green, Gladwin, Bacon, Tomlinson. Subs: Hosty, Telese.


HENTHORN TRIUMPH


HENTHORN United beat Junior Clarets 1-0 to win the Accrington Boys’ District league consolation cup at the


' Wilson Playing Field, Clayton- le-Moors.


Scorer was Scott Thompson


and Henthom’s Stuart Hickl- ing, who played an outstanding game, was named man of the match. Goalkeeper Damian Peel save a 30-yard direct freekick.


To reach the final Henthom


beat Foxhill Cubs 14-2 ’ and Rishton United 3-2.


H c n th o rn : Peel, Sunter,


Gower, Swain, Trainer, Black- ledge, Holden, Carter, Hickl- ing, Thompson, Neilson. Subs: Roberts, Wright.


DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT HIGHWAYS ACT, 1980


(GREENGATES IMPROVEMENT) (DIVERSION) ORDER 1982- THE A59 SAMLESBURY-SKIPTON TRUNK ROAD


.THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR TRANSPORT hereby gives notice that he has made an Order under Section 10 of the Highways Act 1980, the effect of which is to provide that a road about 202 yards in length which he proposes to construct


at Gisburn (which passes Greengates Farm and joins the A59 trunk road) in the County of Lancashire shall become a trunk road as from the date when the Order comes into operation and that part of the length of the A59 Samlesbury-Skipton Trunk Road to be superseded shall cease to be a trunk road as from the date on which notice is given by him to the Lancashire County Council (who will become the highway authority responsible for that length) that the new trunk road is open for through traffic.


COPIES of the Order and of the relevant plan have been deposited at the Department of Transport; Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3PY; at the offices of the Director, Transport, Departments of the Environment and Transport, North West Region, Sunley Building, Piccadilly Plaza, Manchester, M1 4BE; at the offices of the Lancashire County Council,' Surveyor’s Department, Winckley House, Cross Street, Preston; at the Lancashire County Council Divisional Office, Riddings Lane, Whalley, BB6 9RN, and at the Sub-post-office, Gisburn where they are open to inspection free of charge at all reasonable hours.


COPIES of the order, the title of which is “ The A59 Samles­


bury-Skipton Trunk Road (Greengates Improvement) (Diver­ sion) order 1982” (S.l. 1982 No. 511) can be purchased (price 35p) through booksellers or direct from government bookshops


(HMSO).


ANY PERSON aggrieved by the Order, and desiring to question the validity thereof, or of any provision contained therein, on the ground that it is not within the powers of the.


Highways Act, 1980 or on the ground that any requirement of' that Act, or of regulations made thereunder, has not been complied with in relation to the Order, may, within 6 weeks from May 1st, 1982, or within 6 weeks from the date ol publication of this notice, if such period shall expire later, apply to the High Court for the suspension or quashing of the Order or of any provision contained therein.


Department of Transport


I. S. JAMIESON A Principal in the


North West Region 119272


Public Notices THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER AND TIMES


has taken considerable trouble to ensure all advertisements in this issue are truthful, legal, decent and honest, complying with the British Code of Advertising Practice overseen by the Advertising Standards Authority, Brook House, 2-16 Torrington Place, London, WC1E 7HN (01-580 5555)


Catering


J O A N ' S Country Kitchen, buffets fo r all occasions, prices and menu on re­ quest. — Contact Joan on Burnley 52026.


• INVESTIGATION BUREAU


Personal PRIVATE


• 23 BARK STREET, BOLTON ' NOW OPEN


, H.P. tracings, debt collector, divorce inquiries and missing persons traced.


Moderate terms, rapid service Tel. BOLTON 394680


WA N T E D : Engaged' couples


fo r Kodak Engaging .couples competition, £1,000 to • be won. Free entry into com­ petition. also free frame fo r first 14 couples. Con­ tact Jacqui at — Jac D’Arc, 283 Blackburn Road, Ac­ crington. Tel. 395468. 123562


Personal Services


DEBT collecting, HP tracing and b a i l i f f work carried out. ----T el. Burnley 32437.


lOO W A T T UVA sunbeds or overheads. 6ft. fo r £299 or rent fo r £3.99 per week, min.' 12 months. Delive’ry extra. — Tel. 07744 53021 fo r written details. L O O S E C O V E R S ,


made in customers own material, estimates free. — Telephone Padiham 76168. 477627


t a i lo r Business Services A D T E L


Machines. 40 different. PO approved. Models from £65 to £650. — Tel. Burnley 5 7 0 7.1 .


A n s w e r in g A N S A F O N E ,


TELCOST from Ansafonc L i­ mited, cuts phone bills by 2 0% . — Brochure Leeds 39 6 8 8 .


Removals and


Road Transport H E L M S


R E M O V A L S


A personal service now serving the Ribble Valley area.


DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT HIGHWAYS ACT, 1980


THE A59 SAMLESBURY — SKIPTON TRUNK ROAD (GREENGATES IMPROVEMENT SIDE-ROADS) ORDER 1982


gives notice that, in relation to the above mentioned Trunk Road at Gisburn in the County of Lancashire, he has made under Section 14 of the Highways Act, 1980 an Order, the effect of which is to authorise him —


a: to improve Footpath No. 21 Gisburn b. to stop up lengths of the A59 and a length of Footpath


c. to construct a new side road and a new footpath to connect the A59 and Footpath No. 21 with the above- mentioned new trunk road


No. 21


2. COPIES of the Order and of the relevant plan have been deposited at the Department of Transport, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3PY; at the offices of the Director, Transport Departments of the Environment and Trans­ port North West Region, Sunley Building, Piccadilly Plaza, Manchester M1 4BE; at the offices of the Lancashire County Council, Surveyor’s Department, Winckley House, Cross Street, Preston; at the Lancashire County Council Divisional Office, Riddings Lane, Whalley, BB6 9RN, and at the Sub- Post-Office, Gisburn where they are open to inspection free of charge at all reasonable hours.


' ,


3, ANY PERSON aggrieved by the Order and desiring to question the validity thereof, or of any provision contained therein, on the ground that it is not within the powers of the Highways Act, 1980, or on the ground that any requirement of that Act, or of regulations made thereunder, has not been complied with in relation to the Order, may, within -6 weeks from ■ May 1 st, 1982, or within 6 weeks frpm the date of publication of this notice, if such period shall expire later, apply to the High Court, for the suspension or quashing of the Order or any provision-contained therejn.


Department of Transport North West Region 119273


I. S. JAMIESON A Principal in the


. a k e s l a r e


r Nlce movers cut the" cost of moving . . .


(Trolleys and protective! ^packing loaned free ofg charge with van hire


Burnley 36131


_ rent a van w Better vans at budget prices


iBudget:


THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER AND TIMES OFFICE


WILL BE CLOSED on MONDAY, MAY 3rd


Advertisements may be placed on that day by telephoning


BURNLEY 22331 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.


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W I L S O N S R E M O V A L S , depots at Nelson, Burnley and Rossendale. Local and long distance, heated ware­ house, inspection welcome. Full insurance, competitive rates. — Tel. Hend^Office, Nelson 62030.


DO Y O U R OW N R EMO V ­ A L . Hire a 35cwt. Luton van from £28.45 per day, fully inclusive, -r— Holden and Hartley Ltd, Accrington Road, Burnley. Tel. 27321 o r N o r th V a l le y Road, Colne. Tel. 863387.


H A R R I S O N ' S R EMOV A L S . Prompt e f f ic ien t service, a n y t im e , a n yw h e r e . — Phone'Blackburn 49846.


* Removals, Storage, Shipping * . Expert piano movers * Single items removed * Free Insurance


Tel. WHALLEY 3266 (after 6 p.m.) or day


ACCRINGTON 34000


BAILEY’S OF BURNLEY


• Home and Office Removals • Storage


• Shipping • Free Estimates • Member of British Association of Removers


Telephone: BURNLEY 35445


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B L A C K B U R N , H Y N D B U R N A N D R IB B LE V A L L E Y H E A L TH A U T H O R IT Y


COMMUNITY DIVISION


C L ITH E RO E H O S P IT A L STAFF N U R SE


Night duty, full timp/part time considered,’ minimum 22 hours (2 flexible nights) per week. Caring person fo r elderly patients and with up to date nursing knowledge fo r proposed community ward.


Application forms available from Mr J. Rennie, Nursing Officer, Clitheroe Hospital, Clithcroe.


•ADMINISTRATIVE AND CLERICAL B R O C K H A L L H O S P IT A L


C L E R IC A L OFFICER/ / F INAN CE/PATIEN TS MO N IE S


A vacancy has arisen fo r a clerical officer to work in the patients money section o f the finance department at this busy 1,400 bedded hospital fo r the mentally handicapped. Applicants should be numerate and interested in making a career in finance. Job description and application form available: Mrs A . Booth, Personnel Officer, Brockhall Hospi­ tal, Old Langho, Blackburn, Lancs. Tel. 47811. ext. 45/48.- Closing date.May 10th. 1982.


EXPERIENCED CHEF/COOK


required for small country pub with restaurant


5-day week including even­ ings and weekends.


Live in or out. Wage negotiable.


COPY NOOK HOTEL BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND . .Telephone: 205 ,


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


Education Department


H IL L A R D S SUPERSTORE, C L ITH E RO E '


Requires '


CH ECK O U T O PER A TO R S (F u l l- tim e )


Previous experience desirable, although full training will be given to suitable applicants.


519083


B U T CH E R ’S PA CK ER (Fu l l- t im e )


Required fo r busy self service meat department, within the '


supermarket.


‘The Company offers first class salaries, attractive working conditions, '5 day, 35 hour week.


315119 ' 406909 C O - O P R E M O V A L S and


CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE The Proprietors reserve the right to decline any


Advertisement without reason stated. • ’ All Advertisements are accepted subject to approv­


al. Publication is not guaranteed on any particular day. Communications referring to former Advertisements


should give description and date of insertion arid copy of Advertisement.


While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no responsibility for omission or mistakes.


PARISH COUNCIL • THE ANNUAL


PARISH MEETING., will be held in


The Methodist School Room on Tuesday, May 4th, 1982, ■ at 7-30 p.m.


Local electors wishing to place items on the agenda should contact the Clerk before the meeting.


will be held Wednesday, May 12th,' 1982, at 10 a.m.


PARISH AUDIT


at the Council Offices,. Church Walk, Clitheroe. Signed: Joseph R. Mellin, Clerk


Laneside Farm, Grindleton.


. 11Q9RS P r in ts o f m o s t


p h o to g ra p h s in th is is s u e a re a v a ila b le to o rd e r


.-. 8" x 6’’ — £1.00 GRINDLETON


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economical advertising RING


For details of fast, BURNLEY 22331


where a friendly adviser will help you with your ad.


For the best coverage in the area advertise in


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Competition Winners


C LI THEROE Rugby Union F o o tb a l l C lu b . , End o f season draw results. 1, 4883 — A . Norman; 2, 2521 -— R. Holms; 3, 6994 — P. Ramsey; 4, 0546 D. Jones; 5, 5656 — . B. O ’Brien; 6; 4335 — Miss C. Brown; 7, 3971 — , K. Ferguson; 8. 7944 — C. and C. Calverlcy. '


CHA T B U R N FC, 150 Club, week 34': 1st — 77; 2nd 123.


1 19 2 7 1 . • . ' r'Y 111740


TEA CHESTS, as new, idea) I fo r moving, approx. 21in. square, delivered o r can be c o l le c ted . — T e l . Miss Wilson,-Nelson 62030. sihobi


Storage. Get a good job plus d iv i . In qu ir ie s ail branches. Local, long dis­ tance and overseas. Fully trained personnel at your service. Co-op - quality all the way.


soi


I- R E M O V E any type .’b f rubbish, outbuilding, walls demolished. — Tel. Burn- ley 51411.


M A N . and .van fo r hire, £5 per hour. — Tel. Nelson 68564.


523402


R E M O V A L S . — 1 T e l . Clitheroe 26076.


Tuition


G U I T A R TUI TION by ex- p e r ts . 20024.


— . Tel.- Burnley , 333708


REME D IA L reading tuition, to all ages,, by fully qual­ i f ie d te a c h e r . — T e l . .Padiham 73882.


P I A N O L E S S O N S , Ca rol Stcingold GRSM, ARCM. — Tel. Stonyliurst 405. 44942


44: Situations Vacant , FOR HOLIDAYS?


Become an Avon representa­ tive, earn extra money in* your spare time. ...


A n n e . C la n c y , N e ls o n 691 253, Barbara P a rk e r 867304 o r Eileen Taylor, Burnley 22703,


Tel. ‘


E X P E R I E N C E D sewer re ­ quired to do small altera­ t ion s at home.- — T e l. Cl ith ero e -26471' a fte r 6


P.m. . 111795 SAVING


B U R N LE Y , PE N e/l E A N D ROSSENDAI .E . H E A L TH A U TH O R IT Y


C A LD ^R S TO N E S , W H A L L E Y CH U R CH O R G A N IS T


Applications are invited fo r the above post. Three services per Sunday, remuneration as £1.20 per service, with occa­


sional services at.other times throughout the year. The music' required simple and ' straightforward and would suit a ;


"student. .


For further'details please telephone the Personnel Depart- '


. ment at Calderstones on/Whalley 2121, ext. 257. 124 739


C A N C E R A N D P O L I O C H A R I T Y football pool re­ quires evening canvassers. Good commission, trans­ p o r t . p r o v id e d . — - T e l . L e cd am , C o ln e '862721. after 6-p.m.


: ' • "123478 (. •\


D EMO N S TRA TO RS required part-time on party plan basis, no outlay, transport


-not necessary -but. helpful. — Tel. Earby 2539.


> . ' • • ■ '•123466 S20H9 soo638. • •


P A R T -T IM E STAFF (Saturdays only) Ideal fo r students.


General Store Manager, Hillards Supermarkets Ltd, King Lane, Clitheroe BB7 1AA


Please apply to: Mr A. Smith,


Tel. Clitheroe 22685


N .


,


CLEANER-IN- CHARGE


Application forms available from the District Education Officer, Education Offices, Joint Divisional Offices, o f f Pimlico Road, Clltheroe, to whom they should be re­ turned as soon as possible


WE EKE ND BAR STAFF re­ quired. apply in person to -— The Buck Inn, Lower-


PART-TIME DJ wanted. — Tel. Clitheroe 41234. iti746


gate. Clithcroc. U92si


Tours, Cruises and Travel


B U R N LE Y , PENDLE A N D RO SSE ND A LE H E A L TH A U T H O R IT Y


B U R N LE Y G E N E R A L H O S P IT A L


P H A R M A C Y T E C H N IC IA N (Q u a l i fied )


Based in the Pharmacy Department at the above hospital, the duties include in-patient and out-patient dispensing, man­ ufacturing o f both sterile and non-sterile preparations, intravenous additive service and ward technician duties.


Post A — Full time. 37 hours per week, Monday to •Friday, one Saturday in three, 8-30 a.m. to 12 noon. The successful applicant will be expected to participate in a rota to provide holiday re l ief at Caldcrstone and Rossendale hospitals.


Post B — Part time, 25 hours per week, Monday to Friday.


Application forms arc available from the District Personnel Department, District Administration Offices, Burnley Gener­ al Hospital, Gastcrton Avenue, Burnley, Lancs. BB10 2PQ. Tel. Burnley 25071. ext. 2208. v .


' Closing date May 14th, 1982.


RHINE V A L L E Y Coach Holi­ days, 7 days, half-board, £127, July 11th and 18th, children half price offer . — Seemore Travel, 2 Broad Road. Sale. 061 969 4959.


123058 Caravans, Camping


1976 TROPHY , gold. 14ft., 4-berth, gas and. electric lights, oven and fridge and fire fitted, toilet comp., f i ­ nance can be arranged, £1,300. — Tel. Burnley 20624.


TRIO HAITI


tent, sleeps 4, inc. kitchen and lounge, plus extras, £85 o.n.o. — Tel. Nelson 65279 after 5 p.m.


BELL E ND 6-bcrth ridge tent, never used. £65. — Ring Colne 863583. ,


touring frame 125071 Holiday Accommodation


ABERSOCH. North Wales. W e l l equipped , caravans


■ bar, children's room, close P lym o u th , T o r b a y . — Colour brochure, South- leigh Caravan Park (L ) , Modbury-, Devon. ,Tel. 0548 830346.


B L A C K P O O L .


' BBED, others £65.. Also booking Spring Bank and season.


124655


. boat covers, made to mea­ sure , weekly service, large


S TRE T CH fabr ic caravan/ 123068


,months o ld , used once, £1,400. —— Tel. Burnley 26906.


dealer. ^— -56-King Street, ' jClitheroe.-Tel. 25151, 5U482


D A W S O N ' S Ironmongers, y o u r lo c a l C a lo r Gas


D U E .TO E M I G R A T I O N , Monza 1000T, 4-berth, 8


L U N A R M O O N L I G H T 5- b e r th , fu l l o v e n , and fridge, excellent condition, £ 9 5 0 . — ; T e l . Burnley 28150.


■- 508306 124930 . 60329


selection. —— Harrison's, 15 Market Hall, Burnley. Tel. 20805.


E C C L E S T op a z , S 13ft. tou r e r . 4/5 b e r th, one owner, fitted oven, new carpets, awning, -incl. many extras, £895; Excellent con­ dition throughout'. — Tel. Nelson 65233. •


• bathroom,, and tda-making fa c i l it ie s . £19 p.p. inc. VAT. Drinks half price 8- 30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. (happy hour). Access/Visa a c c e p te d .---- Tel." Susan (0 2 5 3 ) 44379 o r w r i te "H o t e l ' Concorde"; Bloom­ field Road.


< cession with ' Ronnie and. Jean. May 7th to May


B L ACKPOOL. Beat the rc-


.29th, £5, BB/EM'inc. light supper; July 3rd-17th, £6 BB/EM; August.£6 BB/EM. Coach p a r t ie s -welcome, good food, adj. promenade and Colosium Bus Station. — Tel. (0253) 28186, J. S todda rd, Oakwood, 22 Princess Street.. B L A C K P O O L ,


* Joan's. 18 Crystal Road, adjacent, prom.,, showers. Col. TV, home baking, re­


w o o d . " friendly holidays at


. and . OAPs,1 Spring Bank, F r l .-M on . , £21. — Tel. 0253 44462: ' • '


ductions May and June, special reductions children


1 2 3 1 7 2 . • . 124662


B LACKPOOL 'S "H o te l Con­ c o rd e " . Treat your wife to a mini weekend. 2 nights bed and breakfast with


brochure.


SAE . co lou r • 12 3 4 7 3


H o te l" , 242 Queens Prom. Tel. 51327. Free entertain­ ment- every night, during June inc. weekly talent and gala nights: Lift. Ground flo or rooms. Special w e l­ come senior and disabled citizens £60 wkly inc. VAT


* * D e lm a r


AMID S T glorious - scenery. 10% o f f* April. May and June, luxury caravans, 80/ 81/82 models with shower, flush w.c., col. TV, fridge, gas o r clcc. fire. Licensed


*— R ig g Caravans, The Garden Centre, Walsdcn. Todinordcn. Tel. 3374. 12 3 4 15


with water, electricity and fridge on quiet farm site.


with head teacher). Wage: £36.15, plus £10.59 incen­ t iv e bonus,, required fo r GISBURN COUNTY PR IM ­ A R Y SCHOOL. BURNLEY ROAD. GISBURN.


Hours: 20 per week (work­ ing time to b£ negotiated


12f t . T H O M P S O N T- l in e caravan. 2/3 berth, good condition, ready fo r use, £350. no offers. --- Tel. Burnoldswick 816003.


S A F A R I 13/4 (4 ber th), November. ’ 79, very little used, fully equipped, in­ cludes 1981 Trio awning. Quality van. excellent value at £3.850 o.n.o. — Tel. Burnley 24484.


119095


• — Tel. Clitheroe 25670 or 27486 evenings.


, 5 1 14 9 7 Trailers


BOAT TRAILE R. 4-whecl. capacity 3 ton, can be converted to a car trailer, £50 0 o .n .o . — T e l .


‘Burnley 24684 (work) or 24389 (evenings).


124772


A A A P P R O V E D T. & G. trailers and trailer kits. 4ft. x 3ft.. and 5ft. x 3ft., full lighting, etc. Fibreglass trailers, lockable lids and large choice o f colours. — T e l . G r e a t H a rw o o d 884989. .


125230


C A R A V A N services and re­ pairs, interior-and exterior.


• No extra charge for weekend, work


BRIAN DENT LIMITED require


PLANT OPERATOR


CONTRACTORS Male/Female


Preferably with experience. Apply:


LITTLEMOOR MILL,


WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. . Telephone: 23061


rentals, great service, Brit­ ish made. — Brochure, Tel. Leeds 39688.


low cost, low . 500164 S2063o 515492


TELEPHONIST/CLERK ,.


Male/Female


experience essential, 5 day week; Monday to Friday. Please apply in writing to: Mr P. L. Hargreaves


Applications are invited for the above position. Pleasant telephone manner and general office


C. R. HARGREAVES 40/48 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE E. & P. SWALES


LIMITED require an


ICE CREAM VAN


SALESPERSON Please telephone:


CLITHEROE 22753 SMART,


CHEERFUL PERSON


required for forecourt work


Hours to be arranged Contact:


- BRIAN DOOTSON


LOW MOOR GARAGE, Tel. Clitheroe 26021


For sale, modern caravans, all sited and connected to main services on our attrac­ tive park, close to 'th e sea front. We have heated swim­ ming pools, licensed club, amusements, cafe, kiddies playground, rose gardens, e tc . F o r fu r th e r d e ta i ls please, call, write or phone 0524 413940. Tourers w e l­ come and caravans for hire. 119076


C A R A V A N P A R K WESTGATE. MORECAMBE


REGENT


Static holiday caravans for sale, usually with sites avail­


SCOTLAND ROAD. CARN- FORTH


CARAVANS LTD CALLENDER able North Lancs/Cumbria.


W e're also agents for Com­ pass and Swift tourers and iiave a wide range o f used tourers at sensible prices. M6 exit 35.


Tel. (0524) 732224 11 7467 CARAVAN SHOW PENDLE


Always a choice o f over 60 clean, o n e -ow n e r tou re r caravans on display. Prices from £395 upwards.


Gisburn Road, Barrowford


Tel. Nelson 692473 '


lOO W A T T UVA sunbeds or overheads, 6ft. fo r £299 or rent fo r £3.99 per week, min. 12 months. Delivery e x t r a . ---- T e l . E d r is Bracewell on 0282 865555 fo r written details. 124769.


Situations Vacant 122721


CREDIT CONTROLLER/ s a l e s Le d g e r ADMINISTRATOR


Responsible to the Chief Accountant within a busy and interesting Accounts office, based at our Head Office in Grindleton.


•Candidates should have knowledge of debt collection procedures, and computerised Sales Ledger and In; voicing Systems. Good communication skills are re­ quired and experience of running a small team of clerks is necessary.


This would’suit a mature candidate, preferably with credit control experience in the clothing trade. ' .


This position offers a competitive salary, BUPA and membership of the Tootal Staff Pension Scheme.


/ . Applications to: Mrs A. M. Staddon (Personnel Officer)


TRUTEX LIMITED (Part of the Tootal Group)


GRINDLETON, CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE. Telephone: Clitheroe 41621


. VETERINARY


RECEPTIONIST and


OPERATIVE


ASSISTANT REQUIRED


Hours and salary, subject to discussion at interview, but would require evening duties,


5 days per week.


BOOK-KEEPER/ TYPIST


12 4 76B


required for rapidly expanding engineering company in Clitheroe


Hours negotiable.


Mature person preferred. Please ring:—


CLITHEROE 26037 day, or 41240 evenings


,


Apply in writing for interview to: PROSPECT HOUSE,


CHURCH BROW, CLITHEROE


PALMERS ARMS PAYTHORNE,


NR. GISBURN PART-TIME


BAR AND KITCHEN


STAFF required


Ring: Mr Haigh . GISBURN 488


BROADWOOD C A R A V A N S . IN G L E T O N


TEL. 0468 41253


‘second-hand. Most makes supplied. Bargains fo r all. Repairs, insurance, sites, ac­ cessories. Trade and retail inquiries welcome.


Consult us for your holiday static and touring caravan r e q u ir em en ts . N ew and


Situations Vacant


WELLSPRINGS INN PENDLE HILL, Nr CLITHEROE


PART-TIME C O O K an d


(Lunch-times and week­ ends)


K i tc h e n H e lp required for Bar Snacks


' also


BAR S TA F F REQUIRED


Tel. Clitheroe 23870


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 29th, 1982 11 Caravans, Camping Holiday Accommodation


BESQ


STOCK OF QUALITY USED TOURING CARAVANS


OFFERED BELOW IS A SELECTION FROM OUR


COLCHESTER 1100T 4-berth. Including awning.:.................. £1795


ELDDIS Sclrocco 4-berth. Fitted fridge, fire and oven...............£3150


ELDDIS Mistral 2-berth, includ­ ing fridge, oven, flued fire and d/ glazing......................................£3195 ACE Globetrotter 4-berth. Super condition..................................£2350


MONZA 1000 4-berth. Ideal for the smaller car........................£1595


HARRINGTON CARAVANS


The Boat Yard, Whltebirk, Blackburn, Lancs. Tel. (0254) 54222


WHITFORDS The family firm


1982 models by Compass, Crown and Thomson


Good selection of used caravans (ali with model year display). Clearance bargains sold as seen from £425, o i . • hire one of our quality sell-tow caravans


all now equipped with flued heaters for comfort and safety. Discount for May and June..


WHITFORDS CARAVAN CENTRE


Healey Wood Industrial Estate,


Burnley. Telephone: 20029 123491


MARDON CLASSIQUE 13ft. Silver Star Caravan 5-berth


Excellent condition, few extras, genuine reason for sale


£1,500


Phone: NELSON 68405 121686


I IC T O R I& S BRITANNY - r REDUCTIONS


£90 OFF last few dates up to Juno 24th


Luxury family camping holidays on lovely west coast sites, e.g.:


2 adults £148


2 adults plus 2 children £171 (2 weeks including ferry)


also July/August-bargains Brochure, tel. (092-52) 7024


FORSYTHE FAMILY HOLIDAYS


Newton-te-Wlllows, WA12 9BS 122423


N E A R C R O M E R


Super caravans and chalets. All mains, adjoining beach, heated pool and toddlers pool, Club,- Shop, TV, pets. C. EWEN


RED HOUSE, BACTON, NORFOLK


(0263)7204211 1 7 6 1 0


BLACKPOOL, Harwin Guest H ou s e . 37 D o r ch e s te r Road. Gynn Square, adja­ cent promenade, Gynn Gar­ dens. Central heating, hot and cold all rooms, easy parking. BB & ED. £7, OAP full board, £49 p.w. —


BLACKPOOL. Select private hotel, ex-Burnley couple. Mr and Mrs Cowetl (John and Edna) welcome you to T h e B r in n cw o o d , a d j . Queens prom, N.S.. special reductions during May/Junc and OAPs. Be safe. We take spe cia l care. T e l . (0253) 51728.


Mrs Monica Hurley 0253 52783:


B L A C K P O O L , H a rw o o d - House, 44 Shaw Road. F r e e t ick e ts to T ow e r Circus. 5 day minimum stay. Colour TV , games room, showers, free baby­ s it t in g . Terms from £6 daily. SAE for more Infor­ ma tion o r T e l . (0 2 5 3 ) 402822. Mrs Ashton.


121323


B L A C K P O O L . Ron and Nellie Guest invite you for BB/EM, from £5 daily, late bar, disco, reductions chil­ dren. home cooking. ---- 31/ 33 Woodficld Road, adja­ cent Prom. Tel. 46 3 04. 122636


123459


BLACKPOOL, Annette and Jack (ex Burnley) welcome you to View Haven Holiday Flats, 63 Ormond Avenue, Gynn Square. Blackpool. Overlooking sea and gar­ dens. 2-6 persons. — Tel. (0253) 53504.


BLACKPOOL, SS. reduced. May/Junc. BB & ED. £5.50. one minute promenade, shaver points, home cook­ ing. — A . Whiteman. 20 Bright Street. Tel. (0253) 42782.


BLACKPOOL. Nr North Pier and station, good food, homely accomm., UH/E1) £6.50 until June 26th. — The Villa. Clifford Road. Tel. (0253) 28682.


123460


BLACKPOOL. "C h o r c l i f fe " . 16 Gynn A ven ue. A d j . Prom., satisfaction assured. --- Tel. 52734. Lewis.


12 3 4 14


BLACKPOOL, North, large self-contained promenade


122824


BLACKPOOL, holiday flats, from £25. May/June. Sel­ lers --- 64 Burlington Road. Tel. 44563.


luxury flats, brochure. — Tel. 061-790 2782.


12 2 2 7 2 12 3 16 8


'p . w . . on s i t e , n ig h t ly shows, 10 pin bowling etc. --- Tel. Nelson 601653.


BOURNE LEISURE, FLEET- WO O D . Modern 6 berth, all mains. TV. toilet. For • weeks in May, June, £55


Ml 18597


B O U R N E M O U T H , S an d­ banks Peninsula, very com­ fortable self contained 2 bedrootned flat. Lounge, kitchen, shower, TV. sleeps , 6. approx. 150 paces safe, sandy beach. — Mrs An­ drews. 176 Fairvicw Road. S te v en a g e , . H er ts .. SAE b r o ch u r e , T e l . . (0 4 3 8 ) 59286.


CLEVELEYS. Marina. 514/ 516 Queens Prom, and Green Drive. Self-contained holiday flats, large and small, o v e r lo o k in g sea. from £44 p.w. Write or phone for free brochure and map. — Tel. Clcvcleys 868493.


CLIFTON VILLE. Dcbenham . Lodge, 25 Norfolk Road, Margate, Kent. Everyone


w e lc om e . Bar and TV lo u n g e s , n e a r s e a , sh o p s ,


C O LWY N BAY. Flat vacant, s le e p s 8, n ea r beach, shops. — Apply Jones. 4 S c f to n R o a d . O ld ColWVn.


e v en in g meal, £38 per week. Brochure. — Tel. 0843 22568.


I23t39 G R A N D H O T E L , P r om ­


Co lw yn Bay. T e l . 0492 30366.


122254 123458


BLACKPOOL, near centre. Holiday flats. TV. fridges, eve ryth ing provid ed . — Tel. Blackpool 25037.


B L A C K P O O L North Shore flatlets. 1/3 roomed from £40 weekly, 2/5 persons, £25 couple. 4 nights. May/ June. — Colton, 31 Holm- field Road. Tel. .Blackpool 53136.


122442 iifl44o


. COACHES OF GISBURN HOLIDAY TOURS


DUCKWORTHS


; 113 CLIFTONVILLE, KENT The Royston Hotel, includes


' France and Belgium Day tour. May 22nd/29lh — £110


Passengers not wishing to travel: to Ostend — £94.


115 ILFRACOMBE, DEVON


South Leigh Hotel, two full and1 two halT day tours, July 3rd/ 10th — £110


Please send for full details and itineries to:


DUCKWORTHS COACHES GISBURN 210 or 570


CORNISH SPECTACULAR!


(Yes, we believe our lift that descends below ground to a cave and sandy beach is unique).


Other facilities include: * Indoor pool * Entertainment and dancing


* Popular night club ★ Superb central position ★ Child free offers plus * inflation beater terms. Until May 22nd, D. B & B £69 Inclusive per week


J a I NEWQUAY


123453


I24B12


124638.


etc. May special, B & U and


C O U N T R Y HOT E L , near, coast, quiet surroundings, dogs welcome. — Hind- h ea d , L 1 a n r w s t R o a d .


124659 123163


enade, Morccambe. Easter onwards, overlooking sea. fu l ly licensed, l i f t , bal­ lroom, spacious accommo­ dation, choice o f menu.


Monday to Friday from . £40, weekly from £65, mini weekend from £25. — Tel. 0524 419921.


ii8638


G R E A T Y A R M O U T H , Hemsby. Lovely beach, near


HEYSHAM. All mains cara­ van, £32 week, £58 fo r t ­ night. — T e l . Padihnm 71968.


' catering accommodation for ^ ,2 to 8 people. — For de­ tails Tel. Padiham 71560. 119081


LAKES, Bowncss and Win­ dermere, comfortable seif-


' 'B r e n t ­ ,t24794


L L A N D U D N O , Hafod-y-Mor Hotel, licensed, overlooking bay, near all amenities, children reduced rates. — Tel. 0492 76925.


1 19000


L L A N D U D N O . Hafod, 29 Rumania Crescent. Com­ fortable family guest house, good food, moderate terms. D e ta i ls . --- T e l . 0492 75806.


L L E Y N PENINSULA. Quiet cottage for five, ncar.Llan- bedrog, vacancies May' 29th — July 24th. Colour TV, table tennis. — Jackson.


• Cefn L lanfair . Pw l lh e l i . Tel. (075 884) 284.


• V- ' - 1 19 10 3 . •; 124787


LAKE DISTRICT. Orton, 2 miles M6, delightful coun­ t r y c o t t a g e , m o d e r n , amenities, sleeps 4. — Tel. Ramsbottom 3422.


124667 t2«796


Broads, super chalets, sleep 4 /6 . — Mrs Hawkins, 12 - Leasway, Westcliff, Essex. Tel. (0702) 76004. (Free colour brochure.


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