-via / Clitheroe 22324 (Editor 12 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 26th,


Dales Rail time again


WITH the future of the Settle to Carlisle line “hanging by a thread” the end of the line could be reached for the popular Dales Rail services from Clitheroe. Dales Rail trains will,


Sunshine holiday catches out some hotels


THE sunny, record-breaking Easter holiday brought people out in their thousands in the Ribble Valley.


however, operate from Clitheroe Railway Station on the following . Satur­ days at 10-24 a.m. to the Yorkshire Dales and Car­ lisle: May 5th, June 2nd, July


Car allowance bill £55,126


7th, August 4th, Sep­ tember 1st and October 6th. On July 7th and Sep­


tember 1st only there will be a se r v ic e from Clitheroe to Preston and Blackpool (at 11-03 a.m.).


longer sell tickets at any railway stations and all tickets for Carlisle must be obtained through the Yorkshire Dales National Park Office, Colvend, Hebden Road, Grassing- ton, Skipton BD23 5LB. The usual connecting


British Rail will'no


buses are available from Garsdale to Sedburgh and Askrigg at a small extra charge. Demand for tickets is expected to be heavy.


THE 87 “car allowance” users employed by Ribble Valley Council, travelled a total of 197,870 miles at a cost of *£55,126 during 1983-84. This was disclosed at a


meeting of the council’s Finance and General Pur­ poses Sub-committee when it was estimated that the current year’s ex­ penditure would go up by over more than £2,500. Mentioning that many


cars seemed to do a very low mileage, the chairman Coun. William Bowker (Chipping) suggested that the amounts, be referred back to the various com­ mittees concerned. This resolution was car­


er station Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Ted Boden recorded 66 deg. F on Saturday and tempera­ tures generally were well above average for the time of year. It was the sunniest Easter he could recall. Public houses and


At the Chatbum weath­


hotels were unable to cope with such an unex­ pected demand so early in the season. At one country hostelry


320 luncheons were served on Easter Day and over the holiday 1,000 people had to be turned away because" staff were unable to prepare enough food. Attendances at the Castle Museum — newly-


ried and Coun. Bowker said he hoped that out of discussions there may be some possible savings.


Repeat of summer festival at church


ONE of. this year’s highlights at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, is to be a 10-day festival, starting on June 23rd.


Services and events are


Rambling around


Dunsop THE highlight of a 10- mile walk by members of the Clitheroe branch of the Ramblers’ Association was the sight of a spar­ row hawk close by and two eggs in a lapwing’s nest. Ben Brown led the 14


Brian Stevenson, said at the church’s annual meet­ ing that last year’s festi­ val was one of the best events of the year. Mr Stevenson went on


already being arranged between the church and Ediford School PTA. .The vicar, the Rev.


ramblers in ideal weather from Dunsop Bridge to Beatrix Burn House and Parrock Head before turning south to Pain Hill. Here the party con­


tinued to Whiteholme and by Great Dunnow Wood and Foulscales to Knowle- mere Manor, over, the swing bridge to Boarsden and back to Dunsop. A second party, led by


Frank Dakin, went from Pain Hill to Crawshaw, Brownhills, Heaning, Knowlemere, Mossthwaite and Thorneyholme and back to Dunsop.


Sport or judging


GIRL members of Clitheroe Young Farmers went to Lorigridge Sports Centre , to play volleyball while the boys judged Ay­ rshire cattle at Cherry Tree Farm, Chaigley. Results were:- Reasons for choosing


s ix Ayrshire cattle: Seniors — T. Binns, P. Nightingale, R. Vickery. Reasons for choosing


to say that he was encour­ aged by the highest ever annual number of com­ municants — 5,022 — which was an increase of 825 on last year. Offerings at church ser­


vices were up by £2,330 and membership of both the Sunday School and Mothers’ Union had in­ creased.


that he was discouraged by the lack of support from people who claimed to “belong” to St Paul’s but showed little en­ thusiasm. He also said it helped


Mr Stevenson added


enormously when parents attended worship regular­ ly and did not simply send their children to Sunday School. Three new members


were elected to the PCC — Mr Geoff Arnold, Mrs Geraldine Walmsley and Mr Bob Coon. The following were re­


elected: Mr Miles Leadbe- ater and Mr Roger King (churchwardens); Mr Paul Wilson (treasurer); Mrs Walmsley (minutes secret­ ary); Mrs Pam Glancey (business secretary); Mr Ken Guy and' Mrs Kate Wallwork (Deanery Synod representatives).


Silage clamp


four Ayrshire cattle: Seniors — P. Nightingale, A. Clarkson, S. Bowen. Juniors - — R. Howarth, D. Bowen, K. Preston. Placings of Ayrshire


cattle: Juniors — K. Pre­ ston, J. Bowen and (equal third) P. Coats, B. Stans- field, D. Bowen.


Saws stolen


TWO chain saws worth £180 were stolen from Lower Aigden Farm, B o lto n -b y -B ow la n d .


One, a Pioneer model with a 2ft. 6in. blade, is worth £80. The other, which does not have a brand name, is maroon, has a 1ft. 6in. blade and is valued at £100. Both have the word “Rogan" stencil­ led on the petrol tanks.


Conversion


CONSENT for the con­ version, of a bam to a dwelling near Bay Gate Cottage, Bolton-by-Bow- land, has been granted by the Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s’ Development Sub­ committee.


THE proposed construc­ tion of a 1,000 tonne open silage clamp at Deer House Farm, Gisburn, was approved by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee. Members were told that the clamp would be largely screened from the main road by farm buildings and the contours of the land.


Flag day


A TOTAL of £261 was raised by the Ribble Valley branch of the Brit­ ish Red Cross at a flag day in Clitheroe. The money will go towards helping the disabled of the area.


May Day post


' ALL Ribble Valley post offices will be closed for May Bank Holiday Monday (7th). Pensions and allowances due that


; day will be paid a week in advance on April 30th. .


liveries or collections of mail on May 7th.


There will be no de­


,opened for the season — totalled 1,694, nearly double the 1983 figure. Edisford and the Castle


grounds were very popular. At Edisford, the cara­


van site was fully booked all Easter and car park takings were very good. • Things were quieter at


the Ribblesdale Pool with people preferring sunba­ thing to swimming. The AA said it was the


busiest Easter on the roads in 20 years. The Clitheroe by-pass was ex­ ceptionally busy and traf­ fic heading for the Dales ran into serious jams at Skipton. At Dunsop Bridge,


Tour of Lancashire


A WIN in the Clitheroe stage of the four-day Tour of Lancashire road race. helped Olympic cyclist Steve Poulter to overall victory. Poulter, riding for


which started and finished the town, passed


Forestry Commission staff .were on the alert for fires. Some 400 acres of trees have been cleared and there is an increased fire danger until the new grass grows.


David helps break world record


FOURTEEN-YEAR- OLD Edward Orr, of Clitheroe, helped to break a world running record in Canada, while his friend David Plumbridge watched from the sidelines. Edward, of Littlemoor


House, and David (14), of Lower Barn Farm, Sabden, flew to Canada with a relative of Ed­ ward’s to take part in . a 24-hour world high school marathon. But David contracted


glandular fever and had to sit on the sidelines as Edward helped to break the record. The competitors ran


1,914. miles altogether, Edward’s team of 13 com­ pleting 176, of which his personal tally was 14. During their stay the


boys visited Toronto, Pittsburgh, and Niagara Falls.


TAKE PART IN RALLY


YOUNG people from the Clitheroe Methodist Cir­ cuit took part in the annual Good Friday rally organised by the Black­ burn Area Methodist Youth .Council and held this year at Lammack Methodist Church, Black- bum. Guest speaker at the


rally, which has been held for many years, was the Rev. Steven Wild, of Ashton, Preston. Two young men gave


through Settle, Bentham, Dolphinholme and Lon- gridge.


t


Champions’ knockout


open to the leading players from each of the Chtheroe men's summer league teams. The competition is being spon­ sored by Shield Insurance Ser­ vices of Whatley Road. Setting a high standard al­


A NEW competition has been introduced for the 1984 summer darts season. A champions’ knockout, it is


ready are D. Graham of the Kings Arms with a finish in 16 darts, and P. Hulme (Horse­ shoe), and A. Waddington (Joiners A) with finishes in 15. The local darts scene has also


outside-the top six in the other three stages, his overall time of llh r . 30min. llsec. was enough to give him first place. . The Clitheroe stage,


Great Britain, finished the 72-mile course in 3hr. lmin. 3sec., just one second ahead of Tim Schools, of St Annes. Although he finished


THE smile says it all as Black Bull darts captain Gary Scott (front right) receives the'Clitheroe and District Darts League championship trophy from past chairman Mr Bob Whipp. Runners up . we're


Formidable ' task


Baxenden 183 for 9, Ribblesdale Wande 116 for 8


held at Chatbum’s Black Bull, and players from both sides could not resist a friendly knockout com­ petition to add to the . evening.


Clitheroe’s White Horse A. Their skipper, John Schofield, is pictured in the middle with the run­ ners up trophy. The presentation was


GOLF


IN the Glitheroe Golf Club ladies Duckworth Cup competition, the winner was Mrs Margaret Holding with a score of 85-11-74 net. In the ladies’ Brooch


competition against par, the winner was Mrs Eileen Hadfield (two down). Winner of the nine hole


competition was Mrs Doris Hindle (all square). A veterans’ competition


between Whalley Golf Club and a team from Stonyhurst Park ended in a win - for Whalley, 3 matches to 1. One match was halved.


witnessed the return of veteran Norman Burgess, licensee of the Horseshoe. Results: Joiners A 7, Joiners


B 1; Craven 4, Dog and Par­ tridge 4; Royal Oak A 7, Clitheroe FC 1; White Horse B 3, White Horse A 5; Kings 5, Royal Oak B 3; Horseshoe 4, , Black Horse 4.


TABLE TENNIS .


CLITHEROE Cricket Club A team are the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association Division One champions. They clinched the title with an 8-2 win over Clitheroe Post Office. This triumph by the Cricket


Club side, comprising captain Barry Parker, Tony Wadding­ ton and Terry O’Conner follows the B team’s' success in winning the second division champion­ ship last week. Standen A take the runners-


up spot for the second succes­ sive year. Standen also won the hand­


icap team knockout by defeat­ ing a very game Trinity YC side. Danny Coulston was the


Standen star, winning all of his th re e g ames. B u t Shaun Hodges and. Mark Wilson won two each to bring the score to 4-5. The annual general meeting


and trophy presentations are set for June 5th at the New Inn, Parson Lane, Clitheroe.


No luck


their testimony and the Lammack Music Group performed, led by Mrs Sheila Brown. Organist was Mr Frank Weaver, the Youth Council sec­ retary.


Pendle Club


WINNERS/in the weekly session of bridge at the Pendle Club were Mrs P. Adey and Mr J. Harrison, Mrs K. Brabbing and Mrs M. Stone. . Monthly winners were


SAWLEY rally driver John Morton’s luck ran out when he and his Clitheroe co-driver John Meadows took part in the Circuit of Ireland Rally. For their Astra 1.8 GTE de­


veloped engine trouble on only the fifth stage on the first day, resulting in retirement. At the time John, of Rabec


OVER th e w e ek en d 150 Clitheroe Golf Club members in different pairings enjoyed the Eas ter tnree-day, four ball better ball, Stableford competi­


tion. W in n e rs were: 1st, Syl Holden, David Forrest, (46


John Walker and Alan Parker (44); 4, Philip and Ralph Clay­ ton (43). Day cards were won on


Ets); 2, Mel Edmondson, Steve lean (44) after a play-off with


BAXENDEN, who b a t ted first, left their opponents with a formidable total to beat. After the loss of opener Power — Cronshaw, Hodgkinson and Ormerod provided the back­ bone of the innings, each going close to a half century. Ribblesdale made .a shaky


start to their innings before Trelford and Workman pro-


, duced a rally in the miadl order. But despite this and a defiant knock of 26 by Gladwin, batting at number nine, and Taylor 12 n.o., they were unable to avoid defeat. Ribblesdale: J. Renwick c


i s i i i i ®


BLACKBURN, HYNDBURN AND RIBBLE VALLEY HEALTH AUTHORITY MENTAL HANDICAP UNIT


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL ASSISTANT


CATERING MANAGER ' (Grade II) £5,670 to £7,404 + bonus


..


Applications are Invited for the above post at this 1300 beded hospital for the Mentally Handicapped, with a catering budget of £1m. The successful candidate will assist the Unit Catering Manager over the whole range' of his duties and will have specific delegated areas of responsibility. . ■


This post-would Ideally suit a person who has- previous ex- penence In large scale catering, who possesses HCIMA or HND


• and who wishes to further his/her experience In professional catering management.


For further information and to arrange an informal visit please contact: Mr P. Ramsey, Unit Catering Manager


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL


OLD LANGHO, NEAR BLACKBURN, LANCASHIRE, BB6 8AZ .............Telephone: 0254 47811, ext. 2030.


Closing date May 2nd, 1984, Interviews w ill be held May . . ■


% . ■ 8th, 1984. • 79719 EXPERIENCED AFTERNOON


RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONIST


. required for solicitors office. ’


Hours 1 p.m. to 5-30 p.m.


Applicants please telephone:


PLANNING


CLERK Male/Female


A vacancy exists in our planning office for a clerk. The ideal candidate should have an apptitude-for figures, a pleasant telephone, manner and be capable of working under pressure. Minimum age for this post is 25 years.


Applications in writing, giving full details of age, experience and current salary to:


MRS N. J. WOODHEAD, PERSONNEL OFFICER, E. GOMMELTD.,


CLOVER MILL, BRUNSWICK STREET, NELSON


Hodgkinson b Hardman 14, N. Parker c Cronshaw b Hardman 3, D. Fitzpatrick c Rowan b Hardman 0, I. Trelford b - Knowles 21, D. Workman c and b Knowles 20, H. Wardle lbw Keane 5, K. Taylor n.o. 12, G. Makin b Knowles 4, J . Gladwin c Hardman b Knowles 26, extras 11, total (8 wkts) 116. Bowling: Workman 13-0-66-3;


Makin 7-3-22-0; Gladwin 5-0-31- 1; Wardle 5-1-34-0; Taylor 6-0- 25-3.


Cricket teams


Harwood, a, Sat.): D. Cottam, M. Dennett, P. Seedle, J . Mitchell, C. Monk, R. Birch, M. Walker, I. Johnson, D. O'Niell, S. Proctor, J. Seedle. . Ribblesdale Wands (v Cam- forth. a, Sun, Younger Cup) As


Ribblesdale Wands (v Gt


above, but’A. Holgate and G. Leach for J . Seedle and J. Mitchell. Ribblesdale Wands 2nd (v


THE MOORCOCK, WADDINGTON requires a full-time


BAR PERSON


5 days a week, including weekends. Good rate of pay. Own transport an advantage. Preferably experienced, smart, and possess a pleasant personality


TELEPHONE: CLITHEROE 22333 J. L.LUMLEY CLITHEROE 22264


BUY FROM the breeders, wormed and insured, ready n ow , German Shepjierd do gs, Springer Spaniels, Labradors and Miniature Poodles. — Tel. Ramsbot- tom 2029.


78745


EXPERIENCED BAR STAFF


Tel. Blackburn.47998


The Manager, Spring Mill, Langho.


required Apply


79305


CANVASSERS REQUIRED for new promotions club being launched in May to operate locally 2/3 nights per week (more nights if required). Our canvassing rates are the best. Smart, responsible honest people, needed. Apply in writing to — F . W ilso n , F la t 6, Mllthorne House, Henthorn Road, Clitheroe.


COLLECTORS REQUIRED, fo r s e v e r a l n ig h t s per week, must be responsible and honest and supply re­ ferences. — Apply in writ­ ing to Mr C. Wilson, 4 Moss Street, Clitheroe. 78o«s


78066 Situations Wanted.


Energetic and enterprising YOUNG LADY ,


with proven selling ability requires Representative post in the North West area.


Versatile qualifications ar experienced driver.


FULL-TIME


xWe are a bright, modern, busy town centre shop with a full-time vacancy for someone quick and bright and cheerful, aged 18-30 of good appearance.


SALES ASSISTANT


Our standards are high so we expect the best and we ,pay well.


If you fit the bill please write, telling us why to: BOX NO. E2


CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES'


Rawtenstall, h, Sat.): K. Proc­ tor, A. Parker, J . Hutchins, A. Ho lg a te , W. Bradley, R. Driver, S. Kerr, K. Taylor, D. Workman, T. Wallbank, K. Fellows. Ribbblesdale Wands 3rd (v


Clitheroe, a, Sun.): M. Britclif- fe, K. Fellows, M. Proctor, J. Renwick, S. Farnsworth, D. Fitzpatrick, G. Meakin, I. Threlfall, W. Workman, M. Edmondson, M. Gidlow. Ribblesdale Wands 'Youth


. Saturday: Ken Holding and George Thompson (42) after a play-off with Keith Wallbank and Paul Collier (42) who .came 2nd. Sunday: Keith Abrahams,


Friday by: Tom Poole, Jimmy Foster jnr. (42); Rick Wadding­ ton, Michael Evans (41).


Tom Poole (42); Bill Tattersall, Colin Akeroyd (41).


stroke competition is the last before nett scores of three or more above SSS increase a player’s handicap by Q.l per qualifying round irrespective of category. Entry forms are now avail­


, This S a tu rd ay ’s singles-


able for the James Braid and the open four-ball.


BRIGHT START


READ 2nds made a bright start to the season, inflicting on a very strong Lower Darwen side their first defeat for two years.


Darwen, indeed, had gained Eromotion from the Ribbesdale


. . league second division and


won the first division in succes­ sive years. Batting first, Darwen were


all out for 80 with Frank Newby taking six wickets. •*- In reply, Read's top scorers


were Richard Ford and Peter Howarth. The win was all the more remarkable, considering Read were without six or seven regulars.


In training


House, and his navigator, of Hawthorne Place, were lying in second place in the 1600-2000cc group A class. Despite the disappointment


. Now the engine is being re­ paired and will be back in the car in time for John’s next event, the Welsh National, which starts at* Llandrindod Wells on May 4th.


Mrs M. Murgatroyd and Mrs A. Pedder; Mrs W. Russell and Mrs M. Thome, Mrs D. Hindle and Mrs D. Underwood. Raffle- winners were


SHORT OF CASH? SELLTHOSE


UNWANTED ITEMS WITH A


TEL-SEL L..... C


ADVERTISEMENT IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER


\ BURNLEY KM BUYING SELLING


Mrs K. Ford) Mrs 'A Pedder, Mrs J. Bowker, Mrs K.. Bulcock, Mrs R. Pye, Mrs B. Hargreaves, Mrs A. Foster and Mr J. Tattersall.


Advice conflicts


WHALLEY parish coun­ cil is seeking county coun­ cil advice on the state of the elm tree on the Vale House site. One firm of tree specialists - has ' told the'council that the tree is in fine shape and another - that it has the disease.


( Three Peaks


YOUNG Clitheroe fell runner Shaun Livesey1 is aiming to go1 two'better on Sunday when he, competes in the Three:Peaks race. Shaun, of Kemple View, finished third last year in the


.race which is the blue riband ev en t of th e ' f e l lT u n n in g 1


calendar. ■■■■•. • Hectic


‘CLITHEROE RUFC have a busy weekend starting Satur-


i day when the lsts travel 'to ' Manchester to play Broughton Park 3rd and the 2iids enter­ tain Broughton Park 4th at Lit­ tlemoor. On Sunday, a Clitheroe XV


takes on an ex-players’ XV at' Littlemoor- in the President’s invitation match. An entertain­ ing game is in prospect.


.Championship — John still lies joint. first/ in his engine class..


of not finishing the rally — a round of the British Open


CLITHEROE Ladies Football Club is on the lookout for more local players in preparation for next season. This season- there were only


four or five (players in the team ' from the Clitheroe area, the others coming from Blackburn, Chorley and Leyland. Although the league season


■


(v Clitheroe, h, Sun.): P. At­ kinson, N. Osliffe, R. Har­ greaves, G. Farnsworth, J . Mitchell, P. Spencer, D. John­ son, S. Kerr, D. Niven, A. Dickinson, A; Hailwood. Clitheroc (v Blackburn N.,


h, Sat.): W. Stinger, R. Booth, N. Duckworth, K. Fawcett, T. O'Connor, A. Henderson, S. Blackburn, P. Hall, G. Sutclif­ fe, N. Ashworth, Townsley. valdtv


'R. Banks, M. Scott, A. Black- bum, T. Bleazard, J. Hill. Clitheroe 3rd (v Ribblesdale


tle Imm., a, Sat.): J. Boden, S. Westhead, G. Littlewood, M. ■Blackburn, C. Seed, A. King,


Wands, h, Sun.): W. Briggs, J. Coulter, R. Leighton, S. Rush, G. Cartledge, J . Myler, K, Driver, G. Bennett, R. Sharp, M. Musson, M. Sharp. Clitheroe Youth (v Ribbles­


dale Wands, a, Sun, and also a, Monday, to Whalley): A. Black- bum, C. Seed, S. Blackburn, R. Hardcastle, P. McRae, S. Miller, S. Amin, P. Rushton, G. Woodworth, F. Hussein, R. Blackburn. Res. N. Thomas and J . Scorah.


In G.B. team ,


LOCAL cyclist Alan Gornall has just returned from Belgium where he was racing with the Great Britain team in prepara­ tion for the Peace Race in the Iron Curtain countries next month. Alan, .of Laneside Farm,


3 KING STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2EW including a phone number for contact if possible 7B135


BURNLEY, BBU 1DP.


Write: Box No. A25, EXPRESS OFFICE, BULL STREET,


YOUNG MAN, 21 years, ex- Army, seek s employment from May 5th. HGV 1 li­ cence for 3 years, clean driving licence, qualified guard dog handler; willing to try anything. — Whaliey 33 19.


GIRL 19 seeks job working w ith horses, experienced groom. — Tel. Clitheroe 41574.


Personal


LIFE provides .a friend when you are pregnant and in difficulty. For free testing and help — Ring 50880.767070


^


THE MOORCOCK, WADDINGTON requires a full-time


KITCHEN PORTER


5. days a week (mornings and evenings), iric. weekends. Good rate of pay. Own transport an advantage, but not essential


TELEPHONE: CLITHEROE 22333 Clitheroc 2nd (v Oswaldtwis­


BURNLEY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL An Equal Opportunities Employer


Depa rtment o f Construction


T E M P O R A ^ Y r,M g b i k N I C I A N S (2 POSTS)


Salary: Scale 2 — £4,595 — £5,493


Required as soon as possible, on a temporary basis .until August 31st, 1984.


-Preference wilt be given to applicants who possess good experience In furniture making.


POST 1 — FURNITURE CRAFTS TECHNICIAN — to undertake duties including the preparation of materials and maintenance o f tools and equipment for furniture' classes.


■ the preparation of materials, store-keeping and salvage of materials. Applicants should have sound experience in one oi the main building crafts.


Previous applicants will be automatically re-considered.


Application forms available from and return to Chief Ad­ ministrative Officer, Burnley College o f Arts and Technolo­ gy, Shorey Bank, off Ormerod Road, Burnley, BBI1 2RX.


Closing date: May 12th, 19 84., .


' > . ,79810 AMBITIOUS YOUNG PERSON


Required , to train in all aspects o f running a busy Produce Department. It would ideally suit a person with s^me experience o f produce handling. <


Must be enthusiastic and career minded. Please apply in writing to:


Mearley, Clitheroe, got his best result in the first of Tour events when he finished 22nd out of 234 cyclists and was the first


Briton home. In the last event he was the


. tbe summer. Anyone interested can contact manager Frank. Counsell on Blackburn 22118.


is now complete — Clitheroe play in' the North West Coun­ ties League — the'side is con­ tinuing training every Thurs­ day on the Castle Field,'at 7 p.m. , There are also some five-a- side competitions lined up for,


, stage , race beginning on May 8th which passes through Czechoslovakia before finishing in Poland.


; Trials for swimmers


E. Lancs League


. LATEST, results in the East Lancs League are: Clitheroe Res 4, Padiham Wanderers 2; Whalley 0, Oswaldtwistle Im-. manuel 4; Waddington 3, Keighley Green 1; Whalley AC 0, Trawden Celtic 1.


■ Padiham W...........26 18 3 6 39 , Clith. Res............. 24 17 3 4 37


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; Bacup B. Res......... 25 13 6 6 32 , O’twistle Im.......... 24 13 5 6 31, T’denCeltic............25 13 5 7 31 GtH’woodRes..;....24 13 5 6 31 Waddington........... 2610 6 9 26: Whalley AC......;.:.. 23 10 5 8 25: Pendle F . . . . 24 1 9 : 5 10 23; K’ley Green;....:...'.. 26 8 .6 12 22 ' M a n s f i e l d . 26 7; 6 14 19 Chatbum......;....... 26 - 3 6 1711 Colne L. Res ..;..-...,24: 6 *0,1910 . Whalley..........'.......25 2 5 18 9


pw .d ’l p :


iA B O U T i. 50. hopefuls turned up for the Clitheroe and District Amateur' Swimming Club’s selection trials at the Ribblesdale Pool. ■ .Both swimmers and non-swimmers; were put through their paces, coach


. enced .and ’.Mrs . Carol Waterworth the non-' swimmers.". ' Those found suitable for the vacancies available will be told by letter in about three weeks. <


•Mr' Albert Robinson as­ sessing the more experi-


: The club , .meets i for


•training on Mondays and ■ /.'Fridays' .and'.also; takes ■ . part in ' a competitive" , league;., , •, „


second British rider to finish when he came in 26th out of 145. Now he, heads , for East Germany with the British team for the Peace Race, a two-week


. .


' MR C. SHARMAN General Store Manager


HILL ARDS. SUPERMARKETS LTD KING LANE,


CLITHEROE, BB7 1AA. . AA RAC THE STIRK


HOUSE HOTEL GISBURN


require .* NIGHT


3 nights per week 10 p.m. till 8 a.m.


Please telephone:


GISBURN 581 for Interview


p and.enhance.thostanding of i our locally, known and re-


.-. spected organisation. Apply • ‘ In writing' t o 1-----Mr C, - Whites ide, 16,- Croasdale


' •


. C llth e r o ea r ea , 2/3- nights per week. .The. rates are the b e s t , come and ^'see / for yourself. Must i.be' reliable teams to work-closely with'


CANVASSING- TEAMS , uri g e n t l y r e q u i r e d d f o r


. BOROUGH. COUNCIL . TYPISTS


RIBBLE VALLEY .


The following vacancies have arisen due to maternity leave and internal promotion:


to cover for materinty leave (a) TYPIST (full-time)


(b) TYPIST (part-time) af ternoonsonly


Post (a) could last for up to 8 months and post (b) is a permanent post, both lo ­ cated in a busy typing centre using, audio equipment and ICL word-processor equip­ ment.-Previous experience of word processing would be 'Van advantage for post (a).


For an application form and fu r th e r information t e le ­ phone, Peter Forrester on Clitheroe 251 1 1 -or write to the


Chief Executive and ,Town i .. ;i, - Clerk


.i BOROUGH COUNCIL ‘ Council Offices


RIBBLE VALLEY •.


Church Walk, Clitheroe .... ■ Lancashire BB7 2RA -


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* Closing date May 1st, 1984 . :'••• .-.V"


-'.V;V.;V-' -'''78308'


' 'with full • personal particu­ lars , and suggested terms .please . — ' Write Box- D20,


. .q u ir e s h o u sek e ep e r /co ok from . ea r ly May; • 19 84, Moorfleld, ’ WhaUey.1 area, live or in out, two days off each week, but'must cook on Saturdays and - Sundays, general . terms : and .wages n e g o t ia b le , 'a p p l ic a t io n s


WIDOWER, aged 6 8 . rc-


/ 'Drive, Clitheroe,..............78067- <


- Clitheroe Advertiser and T im e s , . , 3 . King . S t r e e t , Clitheroe.'


74084


POST 2 — GENERAL TECHNICIAN — to perform a wide variety o f duties throughout the department. These include


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LOVE AOS BOOK.....— ........... .... ........OJB MTERNATOM. SELECTION PACK — C8J8


(FACTORY 6 PAHTY PLAN AOENTS REQUIRED) AEGIS PflOOUCTB, COLE8HILL


(DEPT. 429) BIRMNOHAM, B461RL


RETURN AD WITH OROCR FOR FREE SAMPLES. VALUE C2 00 .


* fled customers to prove i t . ' Why not be one? — Please ring Clitheroe 22285 after. 6 p . m .


LADIES, I'm s t i l l ■ doing those building and repair jobs your husbands haven't time for, and I have satis-


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


LOOSE COVERS, ta ilo r - made, in customers' , own material. Estimates.; free; Also velvet curtains hand s ew n . — T e l . Padiham 76168.


778074 • 1 , 77405 . Business Services •


PHOTOCOPYING SERVICE. for your Letterheads; Leaf- , le ts , copies from books, ■ magazines, maps, "etc. — Details from 12 Lowergate, Clitheroe. Tel. - Clitheroe . 24253.


. ,, 778354


TYPEWRITER maintenance, all leading makes, IBM golf ball machines a speciality. . __Tel. Acorn Office Equip­ ment, Burnley 56115 . 77mo


Removals and Road Transport


ROBERTSON HAULAGE : CONTRACTOR. Local and Distance Work. Also Tipper < and Driver available. —


Tel. Colne 864365 anytime. ,


7 9 5 7 4 1 - mate.


STUBBS DEPOSITORIES: Ll« MITED established over 60 years,, household-removals,- local and long distance, storcage specialists, inspec­ t io n . 1 n v l t e d , ,v.B. A , Ru member. — Tel. Blackburn 57122 or 48540 >for esti- •


- removals,1 storing, shipping, > member of'British^ Associa­ tion o f ; Movers.,"— .T e l : Burnley 35445.


vT:C. takes care. — Central House, Canning Street.,TeI. Burnley 5 6 6 1 1 .* ' / 646in BAILEY'S Keep Moving,Ltd,


TOWN AND COUNTRY‘R e­ m o v a l S e r v i c e s . . .L td , moving, storing, - shipping,


; • . 778649 '


LONELY, Despairing, Suici­ dal,


Nelson 694929 or Black­ burn 662424.


contact Samaritans, 618070. Personal Services WILLIAM (Mobile Hairdresser)


has a new temporary telephone number,


. CLITHEROE 26706


and a new permanant number will be given a s soon as possible


PO ND F I S H . 1 , 0 0 0 ' s . Ponds, line rs , any s ize, t r o p ic a l f i s h , m a r in a , plants. — Llanberls Aqua­ tics, 196 Blackburn Road, near Accrington centre. 78742


LOOKING FOR A PUPPY? For the largest selection of pedigree pet puppies in the a rea , v is it — Nutshaw Kennels, Ciowbrldge, Burn­ ley. Tel. 28617. Can de­ liver.


POODLES, ALSATIANS, Old English ready now; a ls o P o o d le , 8 m onths (cheaper), Cairns and Yor- kies ready soon. — Tel. Colne 863539.


644631


DUDLAND KENNELS and Cattery. Dogs exercised in . country, luxury cat accom­ modation, in spection in­


79730


DRAKESHEAD Boarding Kennels and Cattery, col­ lection and delivery service, only vaccinated dogs and cats taken. — Tel. Burnley 21037.


vited. — Tel. Gisburn 519. 623380


COUNTRY REST boarding kennels and luxury cattery, the people who care for your pets. — Tel. Burnley 29580.


77189


E D IS FO R D K E N N E L S . Boarding for dogs and cats, Easter to September. — Tel. Clitheroe 22129.


629982


DOBERMANN dog, KC Reg. and innoculated. — Tel. Cross Hills 349 48 .


7 7 8 3 1 1 79743


FREE to good homes, 3 kit­ tens, 2 grey, 1 striped. — Tel. Clitheroe 2 4 0 5 1 .


10979 Horses and Ponies


1 5 .2 HANDS DARK BAY Hunter/Thoroughbred geld­ ing, can jump, good to shoe, box and in traffic. £ 6 9 5 . — Tel. Colne 86 3 2 0 2 .


Farming/Livestock/ Poultry


C. N. RUSHTON 10954 10991 Agricultural Contractor


Silaging, slurrying, fertiliser ; spreading and digging., -


TEL. LONG PRESTON 448.


78305


MUCK SPREADING,' slurry tanking, septic tanks etc. — Tel. Clitheroe 26487.


763377 .


• — E . B u t l e r , S e t t l e 22 9 7.


HIRE a K ew p r e s s u r e washer or steam cleaner.


FOR RELIEF milking and t r a c to r w o r k . — T e l . Clitheroe 41340.


768797 78063 ; Radio, TV and Video


BURNLEY AERIALS


TV and FM aerial experts.


All work guaranteed, fully insured. Fast service


Tel. PADIHAM 75195 _ anytime


779028


, Clitheroe 2 3 2 1 4 , Burnley . * 2 5 3 0 4 , . N e ls o n 6 5 7 9 2 , Colne 863815:


614344 * •


G R A N A D A c o lo u r TV , >1 2 2 in ., can be seen working, • »- £ 6 5 .


27267 or apply 18 Kemple * View.


.


T e l . C lith e r o e . 78i3i


Musical Instruments HUNT'S PIANOS


New, Mcondhand, reconditioned planoe. English, German and many more. '


Buy from us and save £££'s on other prices. Ring'for quota or visit tor yourselt — you'll bo sur­ prised.


WATERFIELD MILL,


BALMORAL RD, DARWEN (Just off A666)


.7 6 7 7 2 6 .


Open 9— 5*30 Mon.-Fri^ 10 - 4 Sat.' or TEL. DARWEN 771621


DENTAL REPAIRS, Patti- so n . — T e l . Blackburn 65808 or 47270 anytime;.


644416


A GOOD selection o f new and used pianos always in stock: Pianos bought. — Dawson's Music, Tel. Burn­ ley 25 8 29 .


HALF-PRICE Flight Cases at Lou Andy’s now., — Tel. Colne 868045 or ,call 101 79763


537269


? excellent con d it ion .' £250. — Tel. Burnley 316 7 5. - i 6BS2


GERMAN violin and bow, Albert Road, Colne.


WANTED upright:piano. Tel. Burnley 2 8 4 03.* 79699


Hi-Fi and Music


JVC.take you one step closer .to reality in their new hi-fi


' 3 8 3 5 71 . Late night Thurs- ■ • .


day, 8 p.m. > 643233


.M u s ic Box,, 16 Whalley A r r in g t o n . - 'T e l...


demonstration' studio.* __


Bradford & Ncl Asscl


IMPROvj


foh (cfl


17 Derby Street!


SHORT OF CASH? SELL THOSE ;


‘ UNWANTED ,


ITEMS ,1. . WITH A


- TEL-SEL m classified


ADVERTISEMENT IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER 1/


LOMAS TRANSPORT. Small removals, single items, from- £4. Cheap rates, free es t i­ " m a te s - — Tel.; Burnley


■ *764852 < 411415 and 34349. >73697: r FOR ■UYINO ANO ■■LLliura * UNlfY BR 22331 ; 129 Whalley Roaj


' These houses have been Association with the aid of been organised and superv


' works have been carried ou ’ All are standard terraced t ; with new fitted units, two ' three-piece suite. Heating is


; The Association Is a non-; provide good. standard ■ need.-These properties ha\


ac


• ment sponsored Improveme • ly to assist first time buyers. ' For full details of these prop ERI


BRADFORD & NORTH STEPHEN HOUSE, BE ’> < - Telephon


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45 ALSU AVENUE, FC A spacious architect dc TACHED HOUSE eryo fronting and overlooking located for most East 1 well maintained accommi trance porch, hall, lounp breakfast kitchen, utilit ROOMS, 3-piece bath GARAGE, delightful gai HEATING. View by app|


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FOR REPAIRS to m o s t ; * makes of ! TV, radio and audio, ring Relayvision. — , »


-anda, pleasant gardens, RAL HEATING, double .curtains included.,


ia y s g a r t h , t h e s y k ‘£68,000. A quiet exceptioi GAL0W enjoying a aelip wooded surroundings w views towards Penale. A timber elevations to pro accommodation, maintain and comprising: Entranc lounge with nne views, split level cooker, THRE1 bathroom. Integral 2-car


Entwij Green Duckw


r - Chartered Surveyors


GIGGLESWICK AND SETTLE BAND


(Progressive ,4th sectjon band);


Professional conductor, Duncan Beckley, requires


PLAYERS


BASS, TROMBONE, BARITONE, FRONT ROW CORNET, but any­ one may apply, in strictest conti- ■ dance to:


, THE SECRETARY, MRSS. MALTBY,


110 MILL CLOSE, SETTLE, NORTH YORKS BD24 9BX


' . - 79294 Situations Vacant


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified). Removals and •


Situations Vacant Road Transport KEITH MILLS ★ Local or distance work 1 * Fully guaranteed and insured


★ Free estimates . ★ Friendly, efficient service.


BURNLEY 31027 evenings or 24120 days .


’ and you'll do well! Any la r g e I tem m o v e d , in Clitheroe for £5. Larger re­ movals, £5 per hour plus


MOVE IT. Remove with Mel


• 2 4 9 0 8 f o r a n y o t h e r q u o te s ..


"20p per mile. Tel. Mel Edmondson on Clitheroe


773825


LIGHT HAULAGE and small removals. —— Tel. Nelson 694119.


Pets Corner 77369


EASTHAM HOUSEl A detach(|


to cellar. First floor: 3 kl Small gardens. Stone bo| central heating.


the mid convenienl centre an lounge wl sitting rol


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rear year area. w.c. aff $25,000,


Stone buil venient p i comprising with adjoil good size! suite. Outl


MAY TEF


Quality stone built end| position and offering recently been rewired large dining -room with I two double bedrooms, f piece suite and shower I rear yard with workshol passed for car port. All T


QUEEN STREET! Telephone. Freeholc


Attractive I property I lounge, la l large utilil rooms, b l Large re j


' b l e a s d a l e a v e n CLITHEROE I


79299


Recently extended sel tached residence withE family accommodation with the advantage J eas-fired central hel double glazing, largerr average garage. In nient position the accon tion which is'in exceUeJ dition throughout coml L-shaped entrance h i with adjoining cloaks, 1 tive L-shaped loungj] dining area with fei arched area, fitted la fcwith range of Grov|


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