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Henthorn struggle


to perform Feniscowles Under 18s 4,


Henthorn United Under 18s 2


STARTING with only nine men, Henthom struggled to build up any real pressure against a strong Feniscowles team.


were back at full strength, but this could not improve the play for the away side. Soon after, a mix-up between Barnes and Hargreaves let the home side in to take the lead, but the goal was disallowed for offside.


their stride and, with the mid­ field not showing any fiair, the side struggled throughout. After 30 minutes, Feniscowies took the lead from a comer.


Henthorn could not get into


The second half seemed to promise better things, with the midfield beginning to play and front men Dewhurst and Wood both looking dangerous. After soaking up a lot o f pressure, the home side cracked and Wood claimed a worthy equaliser. This was soon followed by an impressive Hitchen strike which put Henthorn into the lead.


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Despite the improving play of After five minutes, the side


Late fight-back shocks Whalley


Bamoldswick United 4, Whalley 5- ,


THIS scoreline suggests that, two poor defences were on display, but nothing could be further from the truth. Played on a pitch that


only five minutes when Bury outpaced the home defence and fired home from 10 yards. Bar- noldswick had the territorial advantage, but were restricted to long-range shots and it was no surprise when Sweeney popped up to put Whalley fur­ ther into the lead. Five minutes later, Bury received the ball from a left-wing cross and scored his second with a power­ ful shot which gave the ’keeper no chance. To their credit, Bamoldswick


the referee. Whalley took the lead after


side grabbed an equaliser and then went back into the lead from a Henthom own goal.


both sides battling it out in mid- field. With less than one minute left on the clock, the home side managed a last-gasp fourth goal to seal the victory.


The game then settled, with


Hargreaves, Ford, Kearsley, Taylor, Hitchen, Brindle, Wood, Dewhurst, Primrose.. In their next fixture, Henth­


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(Without Trade-in £179.99) After 67 minutes, the home


the first ended, with Bamolds­ wick pressing hard but Whalley looking in control. Bury com­ pleted his hat-trick after 55 minutes with a fine goal and, when Dewhurst outpaced the home defence to score his side's fifth, the match looked to be over.


Wnalley were let off the hook when the shot was hammered against the bar and rebounded to safety. The second half started where


other ideas and raised the tempo of the match, grabbing well-ta­ ken goals in the 70th, 75th and 80th minutes, to make the score 4-5. This revival shook Whalley and they sprang back to life. Some desperate defending gave way to more controlled play and Whalley hung on to win what


However, Barnoldswick had


continued to play attractive football and reduced the arrears after 40 minutes. On the strike of half-time, they were awarded penalty for handball, but


was hard after overnight frost, both sides served up a fast-attacking game of soccer that was a credit to all concerned, including


Trawden Celtic, who always put up a spirited fignt.


Reserves hit seven


WADDINGTON- Reserves maintained their unbeaten league run with a convincing victory over Cowling in this Craven League Division Two match. From the start, Waddington


Waddington Reserves 7, Cowling 0


Lane side led 3-0, with goals from Kirk, Hill and Gardner. In the second half, the Wad­


dington team continued to dominate the visitors and, with ’keeper Winckley in excellent form, Cowling’s chances to score were few anafar between. Further goals from Kirk,


played fine, attacking football, witn the midfield ana forward line in good form. When the side lost possession of the ball, they hustled and closed down the Cowling players, giving them no time to settle. By half-time, the Twitter


was a fine match. This result keeps Whalley in


touch with the leaders in the East Lancashire League. On Saturday, the side face


Grammar school notch up ninth win


.Clitheroe Royal Grammar School 2, Habergham High School 1


struggled to find a real rhythm to their play. Some pressure did result in shots on goal, but noth­ ing came of them. Clitheroe eventually took the


well in midfield, the rest of the side seemed to be rusty and


replaced Lloyd and the team went in search of a winning goal. Clitheroe’s determination paid oft when Sayle forced the ball over the line after a Brown shot had been saved. The final minutes belonged to


Jackson, Hitchen, Tierney, Hut­ chinson, Hill, Gardner, Winck­ ley, Burgess, Kirk, Conti, Tom­ linson, Astin. On Saturday, the side face


Settle United Reserves at home (k.o. 2 p.m.).


Tomlinson and Winckley secured a fine victory for Wad- dington. This was an impressive team performance from Wad­ dington, with every member of the side playing his part in the victory. Waddington: Winckley (N),


Kings Arms show their mettle


Whitbread Ribble Valley League Division Two. Transport Reserves began well and went into the leaa following a defen­ sive mix-up by Kings Arms. Both sides played with style, but Kings Arms could not find the goaT they needed and the score remained 1-0 at half-time. Showing a lot of character,


LEAGUE leaders Kings Arms came back from being a goal down to b e a t T ra n sp o r t Reserves in this thrilling match. Lying at the bottom of the


Transport Reserves 2, King’s Arms 5


league leaders began to take control and two goals from Scri- ven put them in a comfortable position. A penalty late in the match gave Scriven his hat-trick and keeps Kings Arms one point ahead at the top.


with a superb 25-yard • strike from Spencer. This was followed two minutes later with an equally impressive 30-yard free- kick from Wilky. Now back on level terms, the


Table Tennis Standen in top form


. The leaders overcame Stan­ den C 7-3, but must now be aware of the mounting challenge coming from Standen A. Bow- land B gave their championship h o p e s a b o o s t w i th an impressive display against Trin­ ity B. Bo ttom-of- the- table St


STANDEN A have found their form in the Ribbiesdale Table Tennis Association and now stand seven points behind long­ term leaders Bowland A, after thrashing Rimington 10-0.


Bowland A 7; Rimington 0, Standen A 10; Trinity A 6, St James’s 4; Trinity B 3, Bowland B 7.


James’s earned their first points of the season in a close match against Trinity A, but could not manage a full victory and went down 6-4. Latest results: Standen C 3,


A v Whalley B: Trinity B v Whalley C. Tuesday — Standen A v S t James’s. Wednesday - Rimington v Trinity B.


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PW D Fixtures: Monday — Bowland


their reserves and fought their way back into the match with the type of determination that will be needed to take them into the first division. The side pulled a goal back


Transport scored again in the opening minutes of the second half and a real upset looked to be on the cards. Kings Arms dug deep into


improved as the pitch thawed and Rich, Sayle, Brown and Booth all went close. Slightly against the run of play, Kitchen scored for Habergham, after the Clitheroe defence failed to clear a cross. With time running out, Bibby


lead when Sayle split the defence with a well-timed ball. Booth took full advantage of a slow defence and sprinted through to score his fourth goal of the season. After half-time, Clitheroe


and did not assist attractive football. Instead the surface led to the players producing numerous defensive errors, which had to be dealt with by alert ’keepers. Barnes, in the Clitheroe goal, had to be in top form on one such occasion, but managed to keep the ball out. Although Sayle was playing


DESPITE being without four regular players, Clitheroe extended their unbeaten run to nine matches. The pitch was frosty and hard


Lancs Poly are sent packing


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School 7,


Lancashire Polytechnic 3rd XI 1


PITTED against older oppo­ nents, Clitheroe got off to an excellent s ta r t and scored straight from the kick-off. C en tre - fo rw a rd Brown


Habergham, but the Burnley side could not get the better of Barnes.


into a number of errors, the home side could not take the chances created and Mason and Booth both missed scoring opportunities. After 20 minutes, Mason finished off a precise three-man move with a well- timed goal. Lancashire's reply was instant and, from a comer, Evans headed home. This gave the visitors extra heart and they pushed forward in search of an equaliser, a move which left them open at the back, and Mason made them pay with a well-timed run and cool finish. This was soon followed by a superb 20-yard strike from Sayle.


helped Clitheroe. Mason completed his hat-trick


c


latched on to a wayward back- pass and beat the 'keeper after only 14 seconds. This set the tone for the game, which was littered with errors from the Prestonside. Despite forcing Lancashire


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. he second half saw Lanca­ shire i trying to adopt a rather )oor? off-side trap, which only


with a run from the half-way line and then managed to miss a much easier chance, following a fine Czapowski run. Clitheroe were now in total control and Czapowski scored the sixth, fol­ lowing good play from Whittle. Brown added a seventh soon after to round off an impressive display.


Cub Scout thriller


and looked to be in control at 3-0 up, but they had not accounted for a spirited and strong St Mary’s outfit. Despite being 3-0 down. St Mary’s battled their way back into the game and scored three fine goals, to level the scores. Both sides had scoring


THE match of the week in Cub Scout soccer was between Bow­ land and St Mary's. Bowland took an early 1


9; Chatburn 2, Loyola 9; St Paul’s 6, Chatburn 1; Pendle Tigers 6, Loyola 0; Bowland 3, St Mary’s 3. Fixtures: Saturday — St


chances in the closing minutes, but they were wasted and the result remained a thrilling 3-3 draw. Results: Whalley 0, Bowland


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ELIZABETH’S GRAMMAR SCHOOL,


BLACKBURN Refounded 1567


Headmaster P. F. Johnston,


Mary’s v Loyola. Sunday — Hodder Valley v St Paul’s; Chatbum v St James.


Wins for top trio


crushed the Black Bull at Langho 7-1, going seven points clear at the top. Second-placed Royal British Legion beat Kings Arms A and Black Bull A, cur­


1 0 0 0 0 0


L P 0 43 0 36 2 31 1 30 1 24 4 9 4 7 4 6 3 4


White Bull standing proud


WHITE BULL’S two sides are looking strong at the top of the Todber Steam Museum Gisburn and District Pool League. In their latest fixture, leaders


White Bull A beat New Inn 7-1 and second-placed White Bull B crushed Greystones 8-1. Third- placed Fosters Arms B kept up the chase with a 8-1 victory over Three Rivers. Latest results: White Bull A


knockout will be held at the Commercial on Monday, with the Division three final being staged at Clitheroe Central Working Men’s Club, also on Monday. .


Joanna


. versity competition. Joanna, who was a pupil at St


claims gold FORMER captain of Clitheroe Amateur Swimming Club Joanna Waterworth has claimed four gold medals in a major uni-


Augustine’s RC High School, Bilhngton, won the medals while swimmi n g f o r Lo n d o n University.


to the British University Cham­ pionships at Barnet later this month.


she also won a silver medal and a special trophy for being the top overall lady swimmer. Joanna is now looking forward


Oh top of the gold successes,


7, New Inn 2; New Inn Colts 3, Dog and Partridge 6; Coronation ' 6, Fosters A 3; Fosters B 8, Three Rivers 1; Greystones 1, White Bull 3; Buccaneers 6, Black Bull 3; Pendle Hotel 6, Buck Inn 3; Points and positions: White


Bull A 46, White Bull B 45, Fos­ ters Arms B 40, Buccaneers 34, New Inn 34, Coronation Hotel 33, Dog and Partridge 33, Pen­ dle Hotel 33. Fosters Arms A 33, Buck Inn 32, Black Bull 23, Three Rivers 23, Greystones 19, New Inn Colts 1?.


Emma swims to victory for county


TOP Clitheroe swimmer Emma Lang was in fine form when she competed for Lancashire in the Esso inter-county knockout final.


attracted top teams from York­ shire, Essex, Hampshire,


Somerset, Warwickshire and Nottingham. Lancashire:put up a fine display and took fourth place out of eight teams.


&


Bobcats and Clitheroe Dolphins, - won the 12-years 100m. butter­ fly with a time of just under lmin. 12sec. . Held in Coventry, the final


Emma, a member of Burnley


Kingsmill Avenue, Whalley, was a keen member of the Clitheroe squad for 12 years and is cur­ rently studying at the British School of Osteopathy.


Mixed fortunes


PLAYERS at Clitheroe Squash Club enjoyed a mixed week of competition, winning, three matches and losing three.


the week came for the second team when they faced Eagley. Out of the five-strong side, only three games were dropped in an impressive 5-0 win.


East Lancs was also a confident win, with only Dave Walters fading to win his match.


The thirds' match against


ladies' second team had to fight hard for their victory. They started well, with Marjorie Brass .winning her game 3-0. This was followed by a defeat, for Anne Hardisty, but Marie Aspin and Dorothy. Barker gave Clitheroe the match with two fine victories. ■


Entertaining.Morecambe, the ■


. The club's , worst defeat came against Pendle, when the fourth team could win only three games. Further defeats came when the first team went down 3-2 against a strong Rochdale outfit and the ladiesT first team lost by the same margin against. Victoria,


:* ■ The most convincing win of The talented swimmer, of


finals: Monday — Royal British Legion v Black Bull A: Kings Anns B v Judge Walmesley. The final o f the Division Two


Black Bull Langho 28, Horse­ shoe 12. Division One knock-out semi­


One — Judge Walmesley 72, Royal British Legion 65, Black Bull A 59, White Horse A 56, Royal Oak A 49, Kings Arms A 44, Kings Arms B 39, Wilpshire Hotel A 39, Pendle Witch 37,


Judge Walmesley 7, Black Bull Langho 1; White Horse A 3, Royal Oak A 5; Wilpshire Hotel A 3, Pendle Witch 5; Royal Brit­ ish Legion 6, Kings Arms A 3; Kings Arms B 3, Black Bull A 5. Points and positions: Division


ALL three top teams in the Clitheroe and District Darts league won their last fixtures, to strengthen their places at the top. Leaders Judge Walmesley


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Headmasters' Conference School. Independent Day. Own bus service covers wide area. Modern buildings, good


Oxbridge record, sporting tradition, traditional teaching. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT


140 boys. Entry at 8 plus or 9 plus. Fees £670 per term. Examination date: May 12th, 1990.


SENIOR SCHOOL 750 boys. Entry at 11 plus. (Limited number at 12 and


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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS RESIDING IN THE BLACKBURN, ROSSENDALE, HYNDBURN AND RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICTS


(CHILDREN BORN BETWEEN 1ST


SEPTEMBER 1978, AND 31ST AUGUST 1979) LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


ADMISSIONS TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS


The next annual admission of pupils to Secondary Schools will be In September, 1990. Except in those areas where Secondary Schools have been re-organised on comprehensive lines, allocations will be made after consideration of the pupils' school records, results of tests and Headteachers' assessments.


Parents resident in the above Districts who wish their children to be admitted to Secondary Schools as the responsibility ol the Education Committee will he required to complete an application form giving their preference for particular Secondary Schools. Children attending schools maintained by the Lancashire Education Committee will ba given this application form by the Headteacher.


Full particulars and forms of application may ba obtained by parents of children attending other schools trom the District Education Office for the area In which the child resides. Completed application forms should be returned not later than Friday, 12th January, 1990.


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


LOW MOOR LEVEL CROSSING,


ESHTON TERRACE/THORN STREET CLITHEROE


RIBBLE V ALLEY BOROUGH


TEMPORARY PROHIBITION O F THROUGH TRAFFIC ORDER 1989


NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, that the Lancashire County Council have made an Order under Section 14(1) of a Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which Is to temporarily nrohlblt any motor vehicle from proceeding over that length of -shton Terrace/Thorn Street, Clitheroe, which crosses over Low Moor Level Crossing, for a distance of 5 metres on either side of the.level crossing.


The temporary closure is necessaiy for repairs to be carried out to the level crossing by British Rail


The alternative route for Eastbound Traffic is as follows:-


Via B6243 Bawdlands/Parson Lane, B6478 Castle Street/ - Market Place, Wellgate and A671 Queensway


The alternative route for Westbound traffic is as follows:-


Vla B6478 Moor Lane/Castle Gate and B6243 Parson Lane/ Bawdlands


Pedestrian access will be maintained over the crossing throughout the period of the closure


The Order will be operative from 22:00 hours on Thursday, the 7th December, to 06:00 hours on Friday, the 8th December 1989 inclusive


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CHRISTMAS: Tuesday 19th December 1989 - open Friday 22nd December 1989 - open • Saturday 23rd December 1989- open


NEW YEAR: Tuesday 26th December 1989 - Closed : Saturday 30th December 1989 - open Tuesday 2nd January 1990 -open '


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Operator’s Licence


Notice of application for grant. James Scrlvens, trading as Srivens, whose address is 10 Sittingbourne Road, Wigan MN1 2RR Is applying for ah operator's licence under which the land described below will be u se d a s -a n op e ra t in g centre for 1 motor vehicle. The lan d m entio ne d a b o v e is C a s t i l l L a ith e A b a t to irs , Sawley near Clitheroe BB7 4 LH . A n y p e rso n w h o , is entitled and wishes to make representations against the grant of the application on environmental grounds should make those representations in w r it in g to th e L ic e n s in g Authority at the Traffic Area Office at P or tcullis House, Seymour Grove, Stretford, Manchester M16 ONE within 21 days of the date on which th is N o t ic e is p u b lis h e d . Further information about the a p p l i c a t i o n a n d a n y e n t i t le m e n t to m a k e representations must be sent to the applicant at his above address.


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 7th, 1989


48. PERSONAL SERVICES Mrs DENISE M. PARK


M.C.S.P. S.R.P. C h a r te re d P h y s io th e ra p is t


For Private Physiotherapy In the comfort of your own home.


For further details or appointments:


The General Council and Register of Osteopaths Announces that


Tel: BOLTON— BY— BOWLAND 642 REGISTERED OSTEOPATHS


Mr R. W. PERCIVAL, DO, MRO and


Mrs H. A. PERCIVAL (nee Jones), DO, MRO have commenced practice at


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classified advertisement you will be given a STOP NUMBER.


Please keep this number in a safe place until you have paid your account,


you will need to quote it if you have a query.


50. REMOVALS & ROAD TRANSPORT


VAN AND DRIVER


Available Monday to


Saturday. Minimum £25 per day plus expenses.


Reliable service. All areas covered.


For further details:


Please Telephone Burnley 416786.


B A I L E Y 'S (Keep Moving), established 1870. Removals and s to rage . F ree estimates. B u rn le y 3 1 0 2 7 , N e ls o n 698920, 0831 404784


C L I THER O E F .C . su p po r ters c lu b , w e e k 18. No 4 5 1 , £50.


46. CATERING


B A R B A R A ' S P A T I S S E R I E and cake a r t is try , brilliant b u f f e t s , s u p e rb sw e e t s , w o n d e r fu l wedding cukes, quality christening, anniver­ sary, 18th and 21st cakes, etc ., plus lOO’s of novelty des igns . Business lunches, funerals, ch i ld ren 's par ties , c a te r in g a t i ts very b e s t . Tel. Colne 865773.


MR S D's, providing 1st class catering fo r 40 years, why ac cept less? Mrs Denwood Burnley 37847 (24 hours).


47. PERSONAL


J E S U S C H R I S T is coming back. What will th a t mean to you? Fo r a recorded talk Phone Blackburn 582490.


L O N E L Y D e s p a i r in g , S u i ­ cidal • Contact Samaritans, Nelson 694929 o r Blackburn 662424.


W A N T E D I


A B O R T I O N A D V I C E an d help, pregnancy te s ts -Tel. Blackpool 23009.


B U P A C A R E ,


pr ivate medicine. Evenings Nelson 68086.


49. BUSINESS , SERVICES


IF VACANCY « EXISTS FOR


ONE CLIENT


Y o u r book keeping and accounts work undertaken. You get on and run your busi­ ness. Builders, motor trade, retail etc.


Tel. Jan Clark Clltheroe 25335


T Y P E W R I T E R S , c o p ie r s , c a lc u la to r s , d u p l ic a to r s . R ep a irs , mos t makes. Tel. Acorn Office Equipment on Burnley 56115.


48. PERSONAL SERVICES


jjiKt saner net set


§ CHRISTMAS 8 g In the comfort of a care homo J


| ASHDENE 8 S Facilities: ★ chair lift, ★ special ft ft


diets, -^Christmas fayre £ Immediate vacancies for male


£ or female


21/23 Queens Road, $ Accrington


Tel. 0254-392730 3 3 J*


3 COME AND $ § SPEND g i YOUR g


f ree brochure,


engaged couples and fami­ lies fo r p h o to g rap h ic p ro ­ motions. Tel. 0282 865430.


I n d i v i d u a l s ,


H O U S E / O F F I C E rem o v a ls anywhere. Full o r p a r t . Sin­ g le i t e m s m o v e d a l s o p ia n o s . F r e e E s t im a te s . , L om u s T r a n s p o r t . T e l . Burnley 411415/34349


I N S T A N T R E L I A B L E r em o v a l , b e s t v a lu e in C town, bes t fo r service. Tel.


R EM O V A L S Light haulage. Tel. Nelson 66993


54. SHOOTING & FISHING


H A L S T E A D & H A R T L E Y , fishing tackle specialists, 1 Cow Lane, Burnley 26943. L a te n ig h ts T h u r s d a y , 7 p .m., Friday, 8 p.m.


55. TUITION


W O O D T U R N IN G fo r beg in ­ ners . Wychwood, 17 F o re s t S tre e t, Nelson. Tel. 65572 days o r 62010 evenings.


56. EDUCATION


MA TH S & PHYSICS, private tu i t io n . Tel. 0203-367423- o r 0282-67540.


57. WEDDING WINDOW


D IS CO A N D P .A . G E A R . H ire i t f rom O p u s . T e l . Burnley 20795.


C O U N T Y WEDDINGS o f Cli- viger. Call o r Tel. 27570


NE ED A DISCO ? Ring Opus on Burnley 20795.


M A N & TR ANS I T size van, £5 p e r hour, any purpose. Tel. Burnley 34153.


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57. WEDDING WINDOW


af * * * * * .* * .¥ . •¥.*■***■ AMBASSADOR ROLLS HIRE


1 VICTORIA GARDENS, BARROWFORD, NELSON


White Rolls Royce, uniformed chauffeur, tree champagne, limousines.


Tal. Nelson 697712 » * * * * # . * .* * * * 4M M


L E ICHS WEDDING LIMOS, v id e o s an d p h o to g ra p h y . Tel. Burnley 37774.


F O R ’ M A J E S T IC S plendour on yo u r special day, Rolls Royce and w h i te . Daimler S o v e r e ig n L im o u s in e s , Liv e r ied ch a u f fe u r s . Co n­ sidered to be the finest s e r ­ vice in th e are a . The Exclu­ sive Courier, 235, Skipton Road, Colne. Tel. 864463 o r Nelson 693897.


G E T T IN G M A R R I E D 1 Vic­ to r ia Bridal, 46/48 Kcirby Walk, Burnley. Our brides range includes new seasons' s h ow ro om , b u d g e t s e le c ­ t i o n , s a l e r o o m , h i r e


d ep a r tm en t . Mens formal, page boy and white Daimler - h ire. Tel. Burnley 29418.


U N IQ U E A N D P E R S O N A L service, choose your wedd­ ing s tatio n ery at home, full ran g e o f c a ta lo g u e s d e l i ­ vered and collected. P. J . P r in t L td . , Bu rn ley. Tel. 5 2 2 5 8 o r B u rn le y 3 2 3 5 6 a f te r 6 p.m.


C A R R I A G E S L IMO U S IN E Co. Now ta k in g boo k in g s f o r o u r n ew d a r k b lu e l im o u s in e a v a i la b le from March 1 990 . Te l. (0282) 698349 o r (0860) 489902.


C U S TOM VIDEO for a crea­ t iv e w e d d in g v id e o an d p h o to g ra p h y s e rv ic e . See o u r q u a l i ty , th e n d ec ide. Tel. Burnley 27907.


H A P P Y D A Y S videos, bridal h i r e , w ed d in g c a rs , h a ts ,


d is c o s , g e n ts s u i t s . T e i. Whalley 0254 8235281.


H A P P Y D A Y S Video, Bridal H i r e an d W e d d in g c a r s ,


satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. Whalley 0254 823528.


58. MOBILE DISCO


D IS CO A N D P .A . G E A R . H i r e I t f rom O p u s . T e l. Burnley 20795.


DISCO, ail occasions, Whal­ ley Womblers. Tel. Whalley 822669 anytime.


NE ED A DISCO ? Ring Opus on Burnley 20795.


63. SITUATIONS VACANT


RYDER TRUCK RENTAL


H.G.V. MECHANICS


Ryder Truck Rental, the largest truck rental and contract hire company in the world.


Currently operating over 7,000 vehicles in the UK.


We require a H.G.V. Mechanic


to work at our new purpose built location in Burnley. If you possess all the neccesary


skills and a H.G.V. class one licence, don’t mind hard work and want a mechanics job


with a difference and are looking for a career with excellent prospects, this could be the job for you.


Tel. 061 343 1134 for application forms and details.


STAINFORTH HOUSE


Private Residential Residence, Stalnforth, Near Settle.


A vacancy has arisen for a retired lady or gentleman.


Full 24 hour care, in a home, where comfort, well being and quality of life are of paramount importance.


For further details:


Please ring Mrs Ruth Chapman. (072 92) 3579.


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