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Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified). NEWS IN BRIEF J


CLITHEROE Parish Church Hall has changed


to gas fired central heat­ ing at a cost of £2,300. It was two months ago


that caretaker Mr James Slater discovered the 10- year-old oil fired boiler had burst, and the Vicar, Canon J. C. Hudson, said: “We decided that a gas boiler would need less m a in ten an c e


cleaning.” The original radiators


and


have been retained under the new system.


During the past two


|'B8 and £98 1)5 and £175 As s u r e d ,


s


Mattresses i firm)


I


i4, £54, etc. £69, £79 etc.


r DELIVERY


L Sin. to £450


L. Silentnight etc. TONIGHT


JSESinall prices.


Spring, etc. \MTEE


THIS IS NOT ION— NO


/E CATER .TOMERS


THE summer house in Clitheroe Castle grounds, which was destroyed by fire last year, is to be rebuilt at a cost of £4,000. Members of the Ribble


Valley Council’s Recrea­ tion and Leisure Commit­ tee were told that £8,682 had been received from the insurance company to­ wards the cost of replace­ ment. Deputy Planning and


Technical O f f ic e r Mr Peter Nock said that a scheme had been pre­ pared for rebuilding, as far as possible, a vandal- proof summer house. I f it were built under


the community enterprise programme, the cost would be £4,000. The remaining money


— £4,682 — will be left in the kitty for future use. Coun. Charles Wark-


man (Mellor) said he was sure the summer house would be appreciated.


A DESPATCH clerk with Ribblesdale Cement in Clitheroe for 30 years, Mr John William Hamby Braithwaite, of Hillside Close, Clitheroe, has died aged 67. Mr Braithwaite, who


retired two years ago, was a bus d r iv e r in Clitheroe before he joined Ribblesdale Cement. He leaves a wife, Rose,


a son, John, and a daugh­ ter, Pat. Cremation was at Ac­ crington on Monday.


CLITHEROE Naturalists Society had a view of the countryside through a


postman’s eye, when Mr D. Tempest, of Todmor- den, gave an illustrated lecture about his round. Mr Tempest, who deliv­


ers to remote farms on the hills around Todmor- den, showed slides of birds native to the area, many sitting on eggs or feeding their young. He was thanked by Mr


A BARMAID at the Star- kie A rm s H o t e l , Clitheroe, for more than 20 years, Mrs L i l l ie Adelaide Coates, has died at her home in Standen Road, Clitheroe, aged 74. She worked there part-


time until she was 70. In her younger days she worked at the Black Horse Hotel, Clitheroe. She is survived by her


husband and daughter. Cremation was at Ac­ crington on Friday.


winter with


int windows i specialists.


| those costly ds because |ir own


WITH donations still coming in, the Wadding- ton branch of the Royal British Legion has raised over £1,100 for this year’s poppy appeal. The sum is already £80


up on last year, with the house-to-house collection in Waddington and West Bradford showing an in­ crease of 13 per cent. The concert and raffle held in the village made a profit of over £200.


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FOR using a motor


pickup without an excise licence, David Geldard (34), of The Crescent, Whalley, was fined £25 at Clitheroe. Geldard was also ordered to pay £7.08 back duty and £6 costs.


In a letter to the court,


he said it had been a com­ plete oversight.


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|80inc. VAT t inc. VAT


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MTRE lURNLEY


OUTLINE planning per­ mission has been granted by the Ribble Valley Council's Development Sub-Committee for the erection of a four-bed- roomed detached house in the garden of 26 Station Road, Whalley.


BOOK issues from Ribble Valley libraries during August to October in­ creased by nearly 1,500 compared with the same period last year. In the quarter, 164,795


volumes were issued, an increase of 1,439. There was also an in­


crease in the number of cassettes — 425 more than for the same period in 1982. In a repo rt to the


Ribble Valley Council’s Recreation and Leisure


Committee, district libra­ rian Miss Barbara Snell said that the “pay-as-you-


borrow”. cassette scheme is far more popular than the annual subscription method.


THIEVES who broke into Clitheroe Cricket Club forced open the gaming and cigarette machines and took 50p pieces to the value of £127 and 60 pack­ e ts o f c ig a r e t t e s . Clitheroe CID is inves­ tigating.


A PEDESTRIAN barrier is to be built for £300 at the Edisford car park, Clitheroe, to prevent chil­ dren using an unofficial access through a hedge and running directly into the road. Members of the Ribble


Valley Council’s Recrea­ tion and Leisure Commit­ tee were told that at pre­ sent there is no pedest­ rian-only exit and that as a result access was made through the hedge. The committee also de­


cided to lay out the pre­ sent unofficial exit as the main pedestrian access.


No luck for


Chatburn


Ribchester Res 2, Chatburn Res 0


CHATBURN’S bad luck continues. Ribchester completed the double over them in a game that could have seen the home side trailing 3-0 in the opening 20 minutes. Scott Thompson was


unfortunate not to'score a hat-trick but Chatbum in­ stead conceded two sloppy goals, Keeper Neil Winck- ley seemed to have the ball well-covered until beaten by a nasty bounce. The second came after


Hitchen mis-hit a back- pass to put the Ribchester attack clear. Chatburn might have


scored after the interval when Smithson was moved into attack. But Ribchester also had sever­ al chances. Dinsdale had a fine game for Chatbum.


Gower, Hitchen: Smithson, Griffiths, McCullough, Dins-


Chatbum: Winckley, Nadin, daie, Hibble, Read, Thompson.


J. Gregory. The next lec­ ture, on December 1st, will be given by Mr J. Ainsworth, of Blackburn, on “ The Ardennes in summer” .


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Recreation and Lei­ sure Committee has given its blessing to a request by Clitheroe Town Coun­ c i l fo r the C h e s te r Avenue play area to be renamed “ Th e Tom Robinson Play area” . Speaking about the


former Ribble Valley and Clitheroe councillor, the


late Tom Robinson, Coun. Fred Green (Wilpshire) said he was a great ser­ vant for the town.


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Recreation and Lei­ sure Committee is to make no change in the £15 a y ea r ren t for the Roefield Bam, Clitheroe. The Ribble Valley Sports and Recreation Council rents the barn and has a 14-year lease on the building.


ST WILFRID’S CHURCH OF ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL, BLACKBURN


Chairman of Governors Canon G. A. Williams, M.A.


Headmaster — D. J. Taylor, B.A.


ADMISSION OF PUPILS SEPTEMBER 1984


The Governors have now amended procedures concerning all admissions.


Parents of prospective pupils should apply for the new (pink) Application for Admission Form either in person at the school or by writing to the Headmaster (enclosing a foolscap s.a.e.)


It is necessary that all parents now obtain the new form even if application has already been made to the Governors.


WIN A PLACE AT AN


INDEPENDENT SCHOOL You do not have to be rich to send your child to an


Independent School. If your child is bright, aged 10 or over, he COULD win a scholarship.


Ask for details about the grants available under the Government’s Assisted Places Scheme.


Write now to: The Head Master, Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, Blackburn, BB2 6DF


. Telephone: 0254-59911 Better still:


Visit Queen Elizabeth's on our Open Day Thursday, December 1st, 1400 hours.


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 and copy of Advertisement.


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


RIBBLE VALLEY


Abstract of Accounts Year ended March 31st, 1983 (Local Government Act 1972: Accounts and Audit Regula­ tions 1974). The Audit of the Accounts for the year ended March 31st, 1983, is now completed. An abstract of the audited accounts which includes a copy of the Auditor's Certifi­ cate, will be open for inspec­ tion by any local government elector for the area of Ribble Valley Borough Council at the Borough Treasurer's Depart­ ment, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, between the hours of 9-00 a.m. and 5-00 p.m. on each day the offices are open (normally Monday to Friday each week) and any such local government elector may make a copy thereof or extracts thereof without pay­ ment. Copies of the Abstract will be delivered to any such local government elector on the payment of £2.50 per copy. Dated November 24th, 1983 MICHAEL JACKSON Chief Executive and Town Clerk


BOROUGH COUNCIL COMPLETION OF AUDIT


Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 2RA


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


LISTED BUILDING:


An application has been re­ ceived to:


Extend the existing cubicle building from 90ft. x 45ft. lo 120ft. x 45ft. at Boasden Farm, Newton-in-Bowland. 3/83/0608/P.


Renovations and repairs, at Shaw Cottage, Clitheroe. N 3/83/0613/P.


This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings of


■ Special Architectural or His­ toric Interest. Any person wishing to make representatld do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Chief Ar­ chitect and Planning Officer, Planning Department, Council O f f ic e s , Church Walk,


■Clitheroe, BB7 2RA, quoting • reference number.


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


Signed: PHILIP BAILEY .(Borough Planning and ■ Technical Officer)


REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACTS


DRAFT REGISTER OF ELECTORS


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


Lists of persons whose names are proposed for inclu­ sion in the next Register of Electors will, as from the 28th November, 1983, be available for inspection at my office, and at:


The Information Office, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe


The Mobile Office


The Post Offices, Clitheroe and Longridge


The Lancashire County Counci l Libraries at Clitheroe, Longridge and


Whalley All Sub-Post Offices in the Borough


Any person who was resident in this Borough on the qualify­ ing date, the 10th October, 1983, is advised to inspect the lists to make sure that his or her name is included.


A claim to be included or a request for the alteration of any entry, or an objection to the inclusion of any other per­ son's name, must reach me at the address below not later than December 16th, 1983. Forms can be obtained at that address.


MICHAEL JACKSON Electoral Registration Officer


Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, BB7 2RA


Competition Winners


W A D D I N G T O N B ran ch Royal British Legion 1983 Poppy Appeal Draw, win­ n in g n um b e r s : 0 2 3 5 2 , 0 3 4 9 5 , 0 2 1 2 3 , 0 3 9 4 3 , 0 0 4 3 2 , 0 3 1 8 2 , 0 0 2 8 4 . 0 3 9 4 6 , 0 3 9 1 8 , 0 3 4 1 3 , 0 2 0 3 3 . 0 1 3 9 3 , 0 2 3 5 9 , 03251, 01544. Thanks to all who supported.


CHATBURN FC 150 Club: week 12, 1st no. 11, 2nd no. 47.


Personal


PREGNANT? Need a friend? L i fe , Burnley 50880 free


LONELY, Despairing, Suici­ dal. —- Contact Samaritans, Nelson 694929 or Black­


burn 6 6 2 4 24 . 618070 Lost and Found


LOST, Friday, child’s silver bracelet,- town centre. — Tel. Clithcroc 41876. 63oib


pregnancy test and help. M638409


63257


WEST B ra d fo rd FC 150 Club: Week 6, No. 128. 63022


632S4


4aOUREXOO$SAMER.................ELM 10 ANTI-HERPES CONOOM.... .......OJI 36 BLACK CATS.


30 AEGIS OOTTEO._. ~ '


LOVE AK>9 BOOK......................DA ( INTERNATIONAL SELECTION PACK CBM


(DEPT. 429) BJRWNOHAM, B46 1RL


FACTORY l PARTY PLAN AOENTS REQUIRED) AEQtS PftOOUCTS, COLE8HILL


LOOSE COVERS, ta i lo r - made, in • customers’ own material. Estimates free. A lso velvet curtains hand sew n . — T e l . Padiham 76 1 68 .


months, groups meeting in the building have man­ aged with calor gas hea­ ters in the upper and lower halls and electric heating in the other rooms. “Until the financial year


end, I cannot say whether the cost will be met out of general church funds or reserves,” said Canon Hudson.


REQUESTS from bor­ rowers for the mobile lib­


rary to have a longer halt at West Bradford have re­ sulted in a slight change in the timetable. In about a fortnight, ■


the library will stop at Queensway, Waddington, from 4-50 to 6 p.m. (in­ stead of one hour 40 mi­ nutes) and at West Brad­ ford from 6-05 to 7-05 p.m. (instead of 30 mi­ nutes). In asking the Ribble


Valley Council’s Recrea­ tion and Leisure Commit­ tee for the alteration, the library service said that there were few borrowers using the library in Wad­ dington after 6 p.m. Notices will be posted


on the vehicle giving exac t d e ta i ls o f the changes. The mobile library is


also to stop once a month at Tosside School.


Public Notices


THE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LANCASTER


in September, 1984, should.be submitted not later than December 31st, 1983.


APPLICATIONS FOR BOARDING PLACES


Entrance tests for suitably qualified IOV2 to 11 year old boys will take place in Lancaster on Monday, February 6th, 1984.


The school is a voluntary aided Grammar School with the tuition fees paid by the Lancashire Education Authority. The boarding fees are currently £520 per term


Enquiries for prospectus and completed application forms to the Headmaster,


________


THE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LANCASTER. (Telephone: 0524 32109)


Public Notices RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY


PLANNING ACTS 1971 to 1974


CONSERVATION AREA: DESIGNATED


An application has been re­ ceived for permission to: Alterations to roof of existing


dwelling, at Jubilee Cottage, Grindleton. 3/83/0609/P.


Residential development, at Land adjacent to Sawley Reading Rooms, Sawley. 3/83/0610/P.


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)


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertise­ ment, to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Plan­ ning Department, Council Of­ fices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, ' BB7 2RA.


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


,


Signed PHILIP BAILEY (Borough Planning and Technical Onicer) 63271


•Thinking o( 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 Legal Notices


The Chief Superintendent o f Police, County Police Head­ quarters. Craddock Road, Colne. To:


The Clerk o f the Justices, C i i t h c r o e M a g i s t r a t e s ’ Court, PO Box 64, Burnley, UBIO 2NQ To:


To:


s ta n g R o a d , F u lw o o d , Preston. To:


Tiie Chief Officer, Lanca­ shire Fire Authority, Gar-


The Clerk to the Whalley Parish Council, Mrs T. L. Davies, Wiswell Sliuy Farm, Wiswell, WhaMcy, Blackburn WE.


The Chief Executive, Ribble V a l le y Borough Council, Church Walk, Clitheroe To:


o f Shay Ground, Wiswell Lane, Whalley, Blackburn, Lancashire and


W IL L IAM D A Y FENTON


o f Broad Lane, W ha l ley aforesaid having during the past six months carried on the trad e o r ca l l in g o f S u p e rm a rk e t P r o p r ie to r s hereby give notice that we propo se to apply at the Licensing Sessions to be held at C i ith c ro e M a gis tra te s ’ Court on the 12tii day o f December, 1983, fo r the grant to us o f a Justices Licence authorising us to sell by retail any intoxicating l i­ quors for- consumption o f f the premiese situated at 9 G e o r g e S t r e e t , W h a l le y aforesaid and being known as the Spar Supermarket o f which premises Fred Hay- dock o f Somerville, Salthill


JONATHAN FENTON


Road, Clithcroc, Lancashire is the owner.


Solicitors and duly author­ ised agents o f William Day Fenton and Jonathan Fenton A3130


D a ted the 16th day o f November,, 1983 STEELE & SON


To: The Clerk to the Jus­ tices, Clitheroe Magistrates Court, PO Box 64, Burnley BB10 2NQ


To: The Chief Superinten­ d en t o f P o l ic e , Cou nty Police Headquarters, Crad­ dock Road, Colne.


cashire Fire Authority, Gar- s ta n g R o a d , F u lw o o d , Preston.


T o : The Clerk to the Town Council. M a y o r ’ s Parlour, Church Street, Clitheroe.


having during the past six months carried on the trade o r calling o f Supermarket P r o p r ie t o r h e r e b y g iv e notice that I propose to apply at the Licensing Ses­ sions to be held at Clithcroc Magistrates Court on the 12th day o f December 1983 fo r the grant to me o f a . Justices Licence authorising me to sell by' retail any intoxicating liquors for con­ sumption o f f the premises situate at 31 Garnett Road, Clithcroc. Lancashire, and being known as the “ Spar Foodl ine r” o f which pre­ mises I am the owner.


DATED this 16th day o f November 1983


Solicitors and duly authorised agents for William Edward Speak


STEELE & SON Personal Services EMMA


VICTORIA TRAVELLING


BEAUTY THERAPIST


Otters Beauty Treatment.and Electrolysis in the comfort of your own home


Tel. Blackburn 47426 or Gt Harwood 884563


TRENDY, FUNLOVING HOSPITABLE


ATTRACTIVE,


required to work in fun environment.


STAFF Apply:


CAT’S WHISKERS Telephone: 39392


General Ma ager ANNABELLA’S/


2ral Man EXPERIENCED


RESTAURANT STAFF


required for


Vladlmlrs at Waddington Must be prepared to work weekends.


.Apply In writing to: MRS CAROLE CACKOVIC


97 BEECHMOUNT, WADDINGTON


CHIROPODIST, T. J. Tom­ lin son MCHS SRCH, 5 W a d d in g t o n R o a d ,


SUNBEDS. Full length over­ head canopies from £199. — Ainsworth & Dent, 279 Leeds Road, Nelson. Tel. 62433.


Business Services


REPAIRS and service on typ ew r ite rs , copiers and


Acorn O f f ic e Equipment, Burnley 56115.


c a lc u la t o r s . A t t e n t io n within 24 hours.


Tel. 627917 i


WORKING mothers. Leave your children with a re li­


able childminder. — Tel. Ciithcroe 25585.


4 ) 72771 , ■ 34060B


Clitheroe. — Tel. Clitheroe 22573 o r Longridge 3908. 40527


644416


COWMANS BUTCHERS require a


PART-TIME


SHOP ASSISTANT Hours 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday


Apply in person or ring:


13 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


Telephone: 23842 63137


now residing at 11 Pimlico Road, Clithcroc, Lancashire,


EDWARD SPEAK I, WILLIAM To: The Chief Officer, Lan­


T o : The Chief. Executive, Rlbblc Valley Borough Coun­ cil, Church Walk, Clithcroc.


Tuition


CLITHEROE Guitar Studio. F o l low in g the continued


success o f the candidates who- recently took part in the -Trinity Music College examinations, the experi-


' cnccd teachers have plea­ sure in offering tuition in classical guitar, folk guitar and most styles o f playing. Beginners and advanced


pupils welcome. Contact the P r in c ip a l , N ich o la s


Mackey. — Tel. Ciithcroe 24793.


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SINGING and piano lessons, professional tutor. — Tel. Burnley 35077.


Removals and Road Transport


HOUSE REMOVALS MILLS AND FLYNN


★ Local or distance work ★ Fully guaranteed and insured ★ Free estimates ★ Friendly, efficient service


Telephone: BURNLEY 31027 or 57652 evenings, 38890 daytime


MOORE’S REMOVALS AND S T O R A G E ,


1970, ex c e l len t service, competitive free estimates.' — Tel. Nelson 68891.


e s ta b l is h e d 90O3H


TOWN AND COUNTRY Re­ m o v a l S e r v i c e s L t d .


sonao


INSTANT reliable removals. ----Tel. Clitheroe 22852.


646i 17 Caravans, Camping


D AW S O N ’S Ironmon gers, y o u r lo c a l C n lo r Gas dealer.


Ciithcroe. Tel. 25151. 3J74B2 56 King Street, Trailers


TRAILER, 5ft. x 3 ft .. good condition, us new tyres, £ 7 0 o . n . o . — T e l . Ci ith cro e 27392 a fte r 5 P.m.


,


WA R D Tw o low tra i ler , singe axle, in need o f some new boards, £130. — Tel. Nelson 66258.


Holiday Accommodation


BOOK NOW for Christmas, good clean centrally heated


guest house 3 or 4 days stay, £14 daily, best o f food and friendly welcome, comfortable TV and video lounge, deposit o f £5 per' person, secures your room, early booking is advisable. —— Mrs J. Williams, Bains- moor, 29 Clarendon Road, M o r e e n m b e .


4 1 3 1 2 1 .


T e l . 60934


MAJORCA. Luxury farm­ house to let, sleeps seven. Details — Brown’s Travel, Nelson. Tel. 65579.


WINTER bargain breuks in L o n d o n 's Kn igh tsb rid ge. Tw in rooms with bath, colour TV, 2 persons fo r 2 night weekend, £50 inclu­ sive V A T including English b r e a k fa s t .


NR CROMER. Super cara­ vans and chalets. A l l mains. A d j . beach, heated pool, club, shop, TV, pets. Afte r September 17th prices from £25 p.w. — C. Ewcn, Red House, Bacton, N o r fo lk (0263) 720421.


6I6023 47021


Hotel. 57 Park Street, SW1 (behind Harrods). Tel. 01- 581 2424.


---- Executive 48967 Boats


SHE T L A N D 18ft. Cabin Cruiser. 40 h.p. Evinrude, c o o k e r , t o i le t , t r a i le r ,


- vass, licensed fo r lakes, many extras. £1,650 o.n.o. — Tel. Padihnm 75472 ( f i ­ nance can be arranged). 6io63


canopy, full winder can- Situations Vacant


NURSE FOR NIGHT DUTY


required for Private Nursing Home in Waddington'


S.E.N. or person with nursing experience preferred


Two nights per week on rota basis


Must have own transport Please contact:


Mrs Irene Chadwick CLITHEROE 22636


BOOTHS GROCERS STATION ROAD, CLITHEROE


We have vacancies lor TWO YOUNG PEOPLE


1. To work with Frozen Foods from warehouse freezer to shop display. Work can be heavy and very cold.


2. To work In our Fruit and Veg. section from unloading to display. The work requires brains as well as brawn.


Alt applicants should be of tidy appearance with the ability to use their own Initiative.


Both vacancies are full-time and permanent INTERVIEW FROM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1983 6311H


moving, storing, shipping, T.C. takes care. — Central House, Canning Street. Tel. Burnley 5 6 61 1.


634322


CO-OP R EMO V A L S and. Storage. Get a good job plus d iv i . In qu ir ie s alt branches. Local, long dis­ tance and overseas. Fully trained personnel at your service. Co-op quality all the way.


._________ _ R. M. PROTEC {P r o t e c t s FIRE DETECTION (NELSON) LIMITED


PROTEC HOUSE, WATERFORD ST, NELSON, BB9 8AQ. Due to continued expansion we require the following personnel


Must have experience of Electrical/Electronic/Mechanical As­ sembly. Able Mo work on own initiative and must be abie to motivate a workforce.


SUPERVISOR Req WIREMAN PRODUCTION MANAGER MR T. ATKINSON


BRENCLIFFE LIMITED ROCHLEY WORKS,


ROSSENDALE ROAD INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, BURNLEY


62433 require TEXTILE ENGINEER EXPERIENCED


to plan, supervise and maintain the company's plant and production machinery.


The successful applicant must be conversant with all aspects ot Weft Insertion Warp and Circular Knitting Machinery.


A knowledge of Indirect Beaming would be an advantage.


Applications in writing only, addressed lor the attention ol the Managing Director giving brief details ot past experience and relevant qualifications.


62359


OFFICE ORGANISER/ SECRETARY


required for small go ahead company


All round ability and experience in the many facets of office work are required, typing and book-keeping, together with ability to work on ones own initiative are essential^for this responsible position.


Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. All applications will be treated with confidence.


Apply initially In writing for the attention of the directors


c/o. MARBILL DEVELOPMENTS (Sabden) LIMITED


VICTORIA MILL, WATT STREET, SABDEN, BLACKBURN


DEMANDING ROLE AS


PERSONAL ASSISTANT/ ADMINISTRATOR


to Managing Director of manufacturing company


I am looking for someone with good all round office experience with an ability to communicate at all levels and a capacity


for attention to detail, a high level of commitment needed for small expanding company.


Good typing and spelling essential and shorthand an advantage. Driving licence essential.


Salary offered will be dependent on experience. Please telephone Mr J. M. Cunllffe on


WHALLEY 3713 to arrange an interview c/o. ENVEC AUTOMOTIVE CO.


ABBEY MILL, WHALLEY, BLACKBURN.


Preferably with Electrical/Electronic knowledge. Able to work '


uired in our Central Battery and Specials Department. with the minimum of supervision.


Our Company offers excellent working conditions, just having moved to a purpose-built factory, good prospects and remuneration to the successful applicants. Apply In writing, In the first Instance to:


62380 63277 (The Company on the Move) Due to an internal promotion, requires


A BRIGHT, ENTHUSIASTIC YOUNG PERSON


641204


. Age 20 to 30 years, to join our Teie Sales team, selling textiles over the telephone to our existing customers. Previous experi­ ence is not necessaiy, as we will be happy to train the successful applicant. So. if you have a charming persuasive manner, have a good command of the English language, previous office experience, and would like a new challenging position in an extremely successful company, then you really must apply.


In return, we offer, good salary, super modern office and


equipment, 4 weeks holiday per year (plus 8 statutory days). Pension scheme after qualifying period, canteen and welfare facilities.


Don't hesitate, write immediately, giving age, qualifications, experience and outlining why you feel you are suitable for the position in sales to:


LINDA RICHARDS (UK Tele Sale Manager)


Coloroll Ltd., Riverside Mill, Crawford Street, Nelson


Situations Vacant


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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 2±th, 1983 17 Situations Vacant


I nstallation/ COMMISSIONING ENGINEER


We require an Engineer with both electrical and mechanical experience to Install and commission our powder conveying systems throughout the U.K.


The person appointed would be based at our Clitheroe works


and would be involved in linal assembly ol complete systems, followed by installation and commissioning at customers’ plants as and when required.


Please apply to:


SPIRAFLOW UK MACHINERY LIMITED P.O. BOX 7, CLITHEROE Telephone: Clitheroe 22526


EXPERIENCED CLEANER


wanted on temporary basis as soon as possible.


Please phone Mrs Orr


between 6 and- 7 p.m., for further details


( CLITHEROE 22660 WHALLEY AND WISWELL


JOINT BURIAL COMMITTEE


CONTRACT GARDENER required


For specifications apply in writing to:


J. L. Lumley, Registrar


39 King Street, Whalley, BB69SP


TEXTILE ENGINEER, male/ female, required for Burn­ ley company, must be ex­ perienced In all aspects o f w e ft insertion, warp and circular knitting machinery, excellent salary and pros­ pect. For further details please contact — Neville Gee Employment Consul­ tants L td. T e l . Burnley 30138.


SUB CONTRACT JOINERS required for 108 dwellings at new dev elopmen t in Nelson. — Tel. Mr S. Con- ibere. Mulberry Holmes, (NVV) Limited. 0606 79117.


PERMANENT part-time staff required, earn £20/£30 per week, for 10/12 hours. — R i n g G r e a t H a rw o o d 889797 evenings. .


BOARD MARKER required for licensed betting office. — Tel. Clitheroc 23641.63021


Thank You, Applicants


INGHAM & YORK wish to thank all those who applied fo r the vacancy o f office cleaner. This position has now been filled.


63023


Miscellaneous Wants WANTED!


LEAD — COPPER — BRASS BATTERIES — ENGINES — STEEL AND CAST — GOLD AND SILVER


No articles too small Best prices paid


HYNDBURN METALS RANGER STREET,


ACCRINGTON (Near Asda)


Tel. Accrington 381529 72733 Pets Corner


BUY FROM THE BREED- ERS, wormed, insured and


guaranteed, ready now, Labrador Springer Spaniels and Cocker Spaniels. — Tel. Rainsbottom 2029.


CAVALIER King Chn rlcs Spaniel puppy. 8 weeks old. KC Reg.. £75. — Tel. Clitheroe 26430.


63233


JACK RUSSELL bitch, 3 months old. £15. Stonyhurst 236.


--- Tel. 61930


D R A K E SHE A D Boarding Kennels and Cattery, col­ lection and delivery service, only vaccinated dogs and cats taken.' — Tel. Burnley 21037.


Miscellaneous Wants HOUSE


CLEARANCES


• We offer — Best prices of ALL • Complete valet service — homes tot­ ally cleared, cleaned and polished!


• Immediate cash settlement • Fast, discreet service in every area — distance no object.


For THE very best deal on all house­ hold goods, furniture and antiques contact:


NELSON 66663 (Day or Night)


62192


DUDLAND KENNELS and Cattery. Dogs exercised in country, luxury cut accom­ modation. inspection in­


BOXER pups, 1 white dog, £75; 2 brindtc and white bitches, £95 each. K.C. Re­ gistered. Ready now. ---- 75 Lyndhurst Road, Burnley. 90469


vited. — Tel. Gisbiirn 519. 623380


LOOKING FOR A PUPPY? For the largest selection of pedigree pet puppies in the area , v is it


COUNTRY REST boarding kennels and luxury cattery, the people who care for your pets. --- Tel. Burnley 29 5 80 .


Kennels, Clowbridge. Burn­ ley. Tel. 28617.


GOOD lo ving homes r e ­ quired for selection o f cats and kittens. Genuine reason fo r sale. — Tel. Clitheroe 41519.


629982


CAVALIER King Charles S p a n ie l bitch pu p p ie s , tricolour, 8-wecks-old, KC Reg. — Tel. Barnoldswick 815768 after 6 p.m. 61934


63133


PEKINESE puppies, black, partic and others. Excellent pedigree. KC Registered. — T e l . M o r c c n tn b u 424686.


SMA L L sh e ep d o g c o l l ie bitch, ideal pet or guard dog. Free to good home. — T e i . B o lton -b y -B ow la n d 64 9 .


60928


LURCHER BITCH, 2 years, can be seen working, £25 o .n .o . — T e l . Padiham 72847.


60843


---- Nutshaw 644631


ALSATIANS. Yorktes. Poo­ dles. Cairns, Scotties and: Lassie Collies ready now. — Tel. Colne 863539.


90493


CHAMPION bred black ami w h ite c o l l ie pups, £25


each, ready now. — Tel. Colne 863416.


GERMAN Shepherd puppies. long haired, good pedigree,


HERBERT SUTCLIFFE Ing Hey, Brierclifte Tel. Burnley 24225


• Antiques wanted • House clearances • Leaded glass


Buyer will call MY T TON HOUSE A N T I ­


QUES u rg en t ly r e qu ir e dining chairs, bookcases, old paintings and drawings,


pottery, silver, and inlaid furniture, house clearances also wanted. — Please call M ic h a e l H o lm e s . T e l . Clitlieroc 22096 or Black­ burn 664515 anytime.


60H70


N E G L E C T E D , m isu s e d , painted o r damaged pre- 1900 furniture, plus any­


thing old. — Tel. Burnley 57132.


63243R


PIANOS WANTED, private and dealer purchasers, best prices paid. Prompt atten­ tion. — Hunts Pianos L i­ mited. Tel. Darwcu 771621 (day) or 76608 (evenings). 637836


PIANOS wanted, immediate cash payment and removal. — K. Eccles, Piano Re­


OIL PAINTINGS, water col­ ours and prints wanted, also good quality period furniture. — Tel. Ciithcroe 41474.


s t o r e r . T e l . N e ls o n 6 6 4 7 7 .


72708


WE BUY broken down late model H otp oin t, Servis. Hoovermntic Twin Tubs. — Tel. Burnley 32621 (Trade). 90463


HILLARDS SUPERSTORE, CLITHEROE requires a


YOUNG ENTHUSIASTIC PERSON


to work In the busy non-food department. Must be hard working and reliable.


Favourable career prospects for the right person. Please apply in writing to:


Mr C. Sharman, General Store Manager


HILLARDS SUPERMARKETS LIMITED KING LANE, CLITHEROE, LANCS., BB7 1AA


BLACKBURN, HYNDBURN AND RIBBLE V A L LE Y HEALTH AUTHORITY


require a capable caring Enrolled Nurse. Full-time 37Vi hours. Clltheroe Hospital Is a newly commissioned 66 bedded community hospital, comprising o f 24 acute beds, male and female. 24 long stay male and female beds and 18


C l ith e ro e Community Hospital ENROLLED NURSE


The following staff are required fo r our .group home which is situated in Clitheroe. This home caters for the needs o f 6 mentally handicapped residents:


Application forms and Job description available from Mrs E. Swarbrick, Nursing Officer, Clitheroe Hospital, Chatburn \ Road, Clitheroe. Informal visits welcome. Closing date : December 9th, 1983.


ENROLLED NURSE (ENMH) Full-time


The successful applicants will be required to sleep in on rota basis. For informal discussion contact Mr . P. Donolly, Nursing Officer on Blackburn 47811 ext. 2094.


NURSING ASSISTANT Full-time


.Application form and Job description available from Mr G.


Jowett, Nursing Officer (Personnel), Brockhall Hospital, Old Langho, Blackburn, Lancs.


Closing date: December 5th, 1983.


60880 V


rehabilitlon beds. We also have a busy day hospital, physiotherapy department and occupational therapy depart­ ment. .


SINGLE BED wonted, any condition considered. — Tel. Ciithcroe 4 1 661.


W A N T E D . A n y su rp lu s h ou s eh o ld g o o d s , a lso house clearances. — Tel. Alec, Burnley 37958.


624371


WANTED. Set o f Junior en­ c y c lo p a e d ia s . — T e l . Clitheroe 23456.


HOUSE CLEARANCES, your local experts, all sorts. — Tel. (0282) 863724. 498027


PIANOS WANTED, top cash paid. — Tel. Dale Pianos, Blackburn 676465.


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I WANTED I I GERMAN PIANOS \


£


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Also Quality English £50 — £200 paid


Instant cash payment


. Appointments made and kept Distance no object


Telephone 061-736 4755


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PRE-1930 fu rn itu re and house . clearances wanted. Best prices paid. — Tel. Ciithcroe 41474.


HAIRDRESSING backwash basin in w hite wanted, must be in good condition. — T e l. Clitheroe 26638 evenings.


I BUY, collect ornaments, bedding, bric-a-brac, cur­ tains, adults, ch i ld ren's wear. — Tel. Accrington 35 8 85 .


BOOKS wanted. Rare or old books required. — Pend- Ic s id c Books, Rh os lyn , Fence, near Burnley. Tel. Nelson 65617.


6S3R4i Radio, TV and Video 639693 6oa4i 72707


TV RENTALS From only


NO DEPOSIT


£5.95/monthly Call for details


A. E. HARGREAVES


Moor Lane and Woone Lane,


Clitheroe. Tel. 22683 327634 ROTAVATING FROM £7 PER ACRE


Part or complete operations undertaken


JCB Hymac excavations under­ taken, muck spreading, slurry tanking, etc.


TEL. CLITHEROE 26487 Come and see the


NEW ATC 200 ES Big Red


Now in stock at KEITH & K. DIXON


HONDA AND YAMAHA 392/396 Blackburn Road,


Accrington. Telephone: 92 31221 burn 329. 61933


WA N T E D . S paniel cross bitch puppy. — Tel. GIs-


Livestock and Poultry


SADDLE, quality English, genera) purpose, good con­ dition, f it 15-16 hands, £120; also bridle. £25. --- Tel. Clitheroe 22380.


72733


HORSES clipped and trim­ med, professional service.


FINEST seed hay, straw. baled shavings, can deliver. — Tel. Gisburn519.


— Tel. Colne 861890. Farming *40052 49383.


ready now. £70. — Tel. 867469 after 6 p.m. 63616*


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