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YOUNGSTERS who visited Trinity Youth land; Community Centre on- Monday evening found that there is a bit more to entertainment than discos, television and videos, thanks to a live production by the Red L ad d e r Theatre Company.


young people and youth workers from different Ribble Valley groups, including Waddington, Chatburn and BillingtOn, greatly enjoyed the'night out with a difference. First came “The Best,”


A group of about;60


made a positive statement about disability, as the


a dramatic study of family relationships where the action centres round a wedding, raising a great many issues which are very true to life for young people today. The production also


dialogue was signed to the audience throughout and several of the performers from the threatre company have only partial hearing. Afterwards actors and


|t- was needed over traffic congestion along pabt of


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S P O R T S T A R T S , H E R E Darts


JUDGE. Walmesley over- TH.E weather was, cold: haulediWhite Horse A.to and wet, but Clitheroe


Partridge off the bottom


• 'I ;-S - ir . ...\ move into second place in 1 Division One of the Clith- wltk tkelr attack, moved’’off the bottom of f ° ,e keePer Ahson L°dSe Ddg-^and P a r tr id g e nee{l®d the


the league after defeating ,ke.eP the score g°alless Brown Cow, who now at half-time. replace them.


Teague.


top two, Low Moor Club eroe side was certainly not I Orders for insertion of advertisements in the Clith- andPendle' Hotel, were in lacking, with all team | eroe Advertiser and Times are accepted subject to opposition; Low Moor members playing to the the standard Condition agreed between the News-, were*tthe -winners, and best of their ability, ihe


In Division Three, the ___ _____


have mow pulled seven two wingers, Debbie | PdPer OULlel'J' ““u .--------- •


White, Horse A-4, Pendle Witch 4; Black Bull A


Walmesley A ,7, Black Horse .1; Kings Arms A 5, Lodge, Margaret Dugdale,


1, Royal Oak A . 7; Judge C l i th e ro e : Alison


Wilpshire Hotel A 3; Dog Tony Cooper, Carol Ash- and Partridge 6, Brown ley, Linda Sprogston, Cow 2; Horseshoe 3, Kings Rachel Dugdale, Debbie Arms B 5.


Inti, Gisburn 4, Black Bull, Langho 4; Craven Heifer 2, Judge ; Walmesley B 6; Royal Oak B 3, Black Bull B 5; RBL 6, White Horse B 2; ' Royal' Oak C 4, CCWMC 4; Station 5, Cross Keys 3.


Division Two New Carolyn Taylor. , - Sue Brierley, Jane Riley, Caton, Clare Bntcliffe,


Clitheroe squash


Moor Club 6, Pendle Hotel wjth ap plve teams winning 2; Commercial 7 De Lacy their matches. Arms ‘1; New* Inn, Clith- eroe, 6, Clitheroe FC 2; The men’s lsts, at home Catholic Club 4, Bridge to Springers lsts, won 3-2. Inn 4pWilpshire Hotel B Dave Matthews won 3-0, 4. Dog Inn 4.


Division Three — Low j0‘r clitheroe Squash Club,


actresses spent about 20 minutes with different groups cf audience mem­ bers, discussing what they enjoyed, things to which they objected and what they felt they had gained from the performance. The evening ended with


a short disco.


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Joy Ish


Fast-moving farce for festival


THIS year’s play by Cal- derstones Revue and Dra­ matic Society is “There goes the bride,” a .lively, fast-moving farce.


is hoping for her third win in the Ribble Valley Drama Festival, in the wake of the award-win­ ning “Hobson’s Choice” and “Key for two,” both of which she produced.


Producer Gabrielle Cox


tion, to be staged from April 13th for th re e nights, the action takes place on the wedding day of young Judy Westerby.


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Skateboard danger to


public aired


CYCLISTS and skate- ' boarders came under attack at the Ribble Valley Council’s Public Works and Health Committee. Coun. Bert Jones (Clith-


eroe) said he was pleased: to note that the “ no cycling” signs had been repainted in the parks. “I hope the road safety'


■ary Iriv-


Jain d to tton


when her advertising . agent father Timothy brings home a life-size cardboard cut-out of a ’20s flapper girl and she comes to life when he receives a bang on the head.


Plans begin to go. awry Over 60s


Brian Haworth (Timoth; Westerby), Mary Lefc mann (Ursula Westerby), Barbara Cilgram (Judy), Geoff Baron (Bill Shorter), Lesley Guttridge (Polly Perkins), Jean Ratcliffe (Daphne Drimmond), Brian Fagan (Dr Gerald Drimmond) and J e f f Makinson (Mr Babcock). ,


The cast list includes 20i tables


Whist winners at Hurst There were 2o tables for Green Over 60s fortnightly a drive were: Ladies


worth. Gents Mr H. Robinson and E. Metcalfe. Jackson, Mrs D. Knowles. Winners were: M. Dominoes:* Mrs M. Bower m. Greenwood, E. Buckingham,:-Mrs G. clark j . Dodgson, R


rlinvA oto* IioriiP.Q — Mrs .rs in aid of Tosside Institute C. Holden, Mrs E. Ains- t funcls.


• I m__; j _ T_ and domino drive ds. MC jvius were T i ..


Shoesmith, Mrs F. Green- Earnshaw, B. Breaks, M. halgh, Mrs McManamon.


Raffle: Mr Hi Jackson.


John’s Church, Hurst Green, welcomed Mr Jones, of Knowle Green church, who told members the story'of his life. He had suffered many set­ backs,-but with the help’of his wife, bounced back e v e ry ’time:- He was( thanked by Mrs Valerie


Cave. , ■ ;


The; Deanery Festival takes place at St John’s on uu


' May 18th and meetings held in Dunsop Bndge yil- oi j n served.; The group next Campbell^ Mrs J. ^Rutter, Tea arid biscuits were son, ■ ' - V,


ners were: Mrs A. Jack- TTolden, MrC.


officers point out in, the schools that it is danger­ ous to ride in the park; because some se r io u s " damage could be done,” ' Coun. Jones said.


man (Mellor) enquired whether there was any guidance given about four-. , wheeled skateboards.’ - '■ “These are a thorough*,


Coun. Charles Wark- •


fined agis- ltted efec-


trist Pas-


t, he >unc- and tyre


lley. him


nuisance,” he said; “I 'am “ amazed that these children are allowed out at night. The skateboards are.’ extremely dangerous, especially to the elderly.” Another member of the


meets on March 15tli THORNLEY


Guild souvenirs iMembers of, Thornley-


in silencedn memory of Mrs Agnes*Salter, imme­ diate past chairman of the NFWIv who died recently. Lb h m m m h ,Mrs Anne Freeman wel-


with-Wheatley, h WI stood


corned new. member Mrs ■ Abbey drive Joyce Croft, and intro-:


. .


duced guest; speaker Mrs M.’ Roberts, [who gave a talk.with thqihelp of slides


committee, Coun. Chris Holtom (Wilpshire), urged youngsters to wear pro- 1 tective equipment: “This is the second coming fo r1 skateboards, i The road : safety officer^ must; impress on the; skate-4 boarders that they should3 wear the protective pads’' and helmets which used to I > be worn when it was popu-• lar the first time round.


on the; history of WinWey Square. Mrs;.Phil, Procter


expressed thanks. ,1 .The' competition for a Preston Guild’ s'ouvenir


WHALLEY j_ iw_


Abbey senior citizens’ drive in Whalley were: Ladies ■


ley, Mrs M. Cottam. Gents — Mr C. 'Shaip, Mrs D. Farnsworth. Dominoes: Mrs D. Allcock. ....


was very.ipopular,-Mrs M. , T a lk Ward being the,:winner, ,


followed by’Mrs ,M. Sand- ; “Railwayana was the erson Raffle 'winners title of an illustrated talk


; . f • ; were.MrsjE.,.Ellison and given by.Mr A..G. Bowles


MraA* Bennetti."’ • ’ •. * at an opens meeting of the Tea .and.jcakesowere ' Whalley Methodist ,Men s,


served,'followed.byia few ' Fellowship^The chairman games of bingo.


was Mr N. Yates. u; * *■ iA .A-, v* - ■ * * ‘-,t ejtrr’t: — Mrs J. Walms­


Dance night “C.onle


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will be’, held on March 2nd lage Hall on^Saturday, and, 22nd, which members with music by Bob Fair- are very welcome to at- Hough. Competition win- tenrl ■


Mrs H. Leece, Mrs D. Robinson, Mr J. Dowle. On Saturday, dancing


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Life story The Mumps Group at St ‘


Grainger, W. Knowles, C. Howarth, E. Broderick, M. Berry, J. Howarth, E. Metcalfe, G. Sager.


ar sha


E. Underwood, R. Earn­ shaw, F. Taylor, C. Wise­ man.'


Dominoes: B. Breaks, DUNSOP BRIDGE In this latest presenta­


Division One — Royal Oak j eff Watson lost 0-3. A 117, Judge Walmesley A


IT was an excellent week


97,White Horse A 96, The 2nds, away to East Kings Arms A 94, Kings Lancs 3rds, also won 3-2. Arms B 79, Pendle Witch Robert Fielding won 3-0 79,Wilpshire Hotel A 67, and Conor McLaughlin Black Bull. A 59, Black and Eddie Vidler won 3-1. Horse 56, Horseshoe 54, Brian Hayward lost 2-3 Dog and Partridge 52, and John Willis 0-3.


Points and positions: Turner went down 1-3 and . „ .


Brown Cow 50. The 3rds, at home to


123, Judge iWalmesley B Richard Bedford, Steve 102, Station 98, Black Hutchinson and Mike Bull, Langho 93, Craven Heyworth all had fine 3-0 Heifer 89, Black Bull B 77, wins and Dave Walters Royal Oak B 69, New Inn, and G eorge S e n io r Gisburn 64, Cross Keys triumphed 3-1.


Division Two — RBL Bury 4ths, won 5-0.


62, CCWMC 48, White The 4ths, away to Reed- Horse B 41, Royal Oak C j 7^ 3, won 3-2. Nigel


40.


Moor 'Club. 93, Pendle- Steve Hitchen 3-2. Allan1 Hotel 86, Commercial 84, Warburton went down 1-3 Catholic Club 72, Bridge and Tony Walmsley lost 65, New Inn 63, De Lacy 0-3.


Division Three — Low Lawrence P ollitt and


B r l S S S 1 1 The ladies, away to Pen- Dog Inn 41.


bition match takes place Anne Cowking scored a tomorrow at Social Club, g.j victory and Marilyn Wellgate, at 8 p.m.


The Jocky Wilson exhi- and Kay Plant all won 3-0, Fletcher won 3-2. [e fifews from the Villages


53,. Clitheroe FC , dle lstSi won 5.0. Sharon Willis, Susan Cartledge


Whiteside won 3-1 and.


Ray Dryden 3-1 and Rus­ sell Cowking 3-2. Steve


points Wear. Results:: Division One —


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Caton and Carolyn Taylor,. made many clean crosses and J a n e Riley was unlucky to score on several occasions.


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d e t a i l s . P h o n e C o l n e 8 6 1 4 1 5 .


NEED A DISCO 7 R in g O p u s o n B u rn ley 2 0 7 9 5 .


TOOL DESIGNER- PRESSW0RK


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P R O M O T IO N


A person is required to take charge of promoting the company to potential customers, creating enquiries for


follow up by the sales force. .


The company design and manufacture automatic palletising machines, conveyors for mechanical handling systems, bag filling and packaging machinery, with unit sales value of £10 to £100,000.


Aids to promotion will include advertising, exhibitions, editorial and direct mail campaigns as well as direct telephone contacts. The majority of existing business 1


comes from repeat orders and therefore new customers I are essential for future growth of the company.


Applicants should have had experience in a similar position working closely with a small sales organisation. I


Applications which will be treated In confidence by letter to:


The Sales Director I. D. PACKAGING LTD


NEW HALL STREET, BURNLEY Tel. Burnley 21051


MAINTENANCE


VACANCIES IN TEXTILE PRINTING


ALBERT HARTLEY LIMITED BARNOLDSWICK


have tha following vacancies in their Maintenance Department.


ACCRINGTON ROAD • BURNLEY Telephone 27321


- If you require, a NURSE or CARE


HAPPY DAYS w e d d in g s e r ­ v ic e s ; V id e o s , b r id a l h i r e a n d w e d d in g c a r s . Al l o c c a ­ s io n s v id e o s , f r e e d e l iv e ry a n d c o l le c t io n s e rv ic e -w i th b r id a l h i r e . R o l l s R o y c e . M e rc e d e s a n d D a im le r , g e n ­ e ro u s d is c o u n ts . T e l . W h a l­


UNIFORMED CHAUFFEUR, : g la s s o f b u b b ly , b e a u t i fu l 7 s o a te r l im o u s in e s , ta s te fu l ly


ley 8 2 3 5 2 8 . • i


I T e l . ( 0 2 8 2 ) 4 1 4 2 6 9 o r 6 9 8 3 4 9 .


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. d e c o ra te d w i th r ib b o n s an d f lo w e r s . I t m u s t b e C a r ­ r ia g e s L im o u s in e s C om p an y .


ASSISTANT, HOME HELP or MOTHERS HELP


Ring H O M E C A R E


The agency that cores Tel. Padiham 71052


. £ 4 0 • 6 w e e k s . Buy d i re c t . M e m b c r 'o f A .S .T .O . T e l . B u rn lcy .3 5 3 4 6 / 4 1 6 7 9 7 .


SUP-A-TAN SUNBEDS M a n ­ u f a c tu r e r . 8 tu b e f a s t ta n


Leading Vauxhall Mam Dealer In the area requires an


EXPERIENCED SERVICE RECEPTION IST ENGINEER


Must be of smart appearance and have a pleasant telephone manner.


- Please send CV details to: Brian Greenwood,


General Service Manager at the above address -


Must be fully qualified with good general maintenance. experience acquired over a period ol at least 5 years.


FITTER This is a double day shill position.


Should have a good working knowledge of electronics. Some installation work will be Involved.


ELECTRICIAN • This is a regular night shift position.


Overtime, particularly at weekends will be expected to be worked in both these positions.


Please telephone (or an application form on


BARNOLDSWICK 812561 or write giving full details to: The Personnel Manager


A L B E R T H A R T L E Y L IM IT E D CROW NEST MILL, BARNOLDSWICK BB8 5RP


• *


. VAX APPLIANCES LIMITED : are you looking for


TEMPORARY/PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT


PART-TIME/FULL-TIME earning generous basic salary plus commission


Are you — Outgoing, over 22 years of ago, available at least 3 . days per week including Saturdays.


This is an excellent opportunity with full training, to join a select sales team working in a well known local high street store.


For local Interview contact: MR MARK DOYLE — TEL: 051-7331687 I Are you an experienced tool designer


capable of designing multi-stage press tools? Are you the person we need to help originate the machine tools necessary for the production of quality automotive switchgear? Tools designers qualified to HNC or


equivalent who believe they fulfil the above


criteria deserve an attractive salary and all the benefits of working for a major manufacturing


company. Why not write now for an application


form to: Christine Bridge, Personnel Officer, Lucas Body Systems-Swltchgear, Rossendale Road, Burnley, Lancs. BB11 5SZ.


Lucas Automotive Lucas Body Systems—Switchgear


Coloroll, the leader in home tashions, is looking to strengthen its quality control department with two quality minded sample inspectors.


INSPECTOR (2 Positions)


SAMPLE


The successful applicant will have the necessary qualifica­ tions and background to become heavily involved in the implementation of BS 5750.


region o’f £8,000 per annum tor 37% hours, working days is ottered but shut work may be necessary in the future.


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Applications In writing should be made to: Mr S. Robinson, Personnel Manager


COLOROLL WALLCOVERINGS LIMITED


RIVERSIDE MILLS, CRAWFORD STREET, NELSON BB97QT


Required NOW!! 8 JUNIOR SALES EXECUTIVES


Have you left school/college or are you |usl between |obs and looking (or a career in sales?


We are presently looking lor eight'Junior Sales Executives, lor our fast expanding young sales team. Excellent pay structure and career package, plus company car lor successful applicants.


Driving licence is very advantageous, but not essential. Only self-motivated and ambitious young people should apply.


Phone Dave Jordan now on 0228 39111 tor an immediate local Itnerview.


DON'T GET LEFT BEHIND!


BUILDING TRADE


OPERATIVES


Who have experience in the construction industry are required for a contract in Burnley


Please contact Mr S. Strong on site


Telephone BURNLEY 54500


GisburmPPark siiiii-iinn F U L L -T IM E


TRAINEE C O O K


Duties: To work as a member of the Catering team, preparing food for patients, staff and visitors. Suitable for someone wishing to further their career. Qualifications not essential, however previous hotel experience preferable. Must be willing to learn. Hours: 37’/2 per week, fortnightly rota, alternative weekends off. Rate ot *


' pay: Negotiable.


Application forms can be obtained from: Mrs P. Haycock, Personal Assistant


Closing date: Friday, March 3rd, 1989. Interviews: Friday, March 10th, 1989.


GISBURNE PARK HOSPITAL GISBURN, CLITHEROE BB7 4HX Tel. (02005) 693


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DISCO, a l l o c c a s io n s , W h a l- . Icy W om b le rs . T e l . Whalloy


Lucas Automotive Lucas Body Systems— Switchgear


imum


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p .m . C l i th e ro e 2 6 3 5 3 .


I NS T AN T RELIABLEl r e m o v a l , b e s t v a lu e i n f tow n , b e s t fo r s e rv ic e . T e l . C l i th e ro e 2 2 8 5 2


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MODULE LEADER-ELECTRONICS NORTHWEST The Switchgear Division of Lucas Body Systems has


an international reputation for producing best-in-class switchgear and electro-mechanical products for the automotive market. We have maintained our position in the vanguard of the industry through our commitment to ensuring the highest quality.


As a result of internal promotion we are now


seeking a Module Leader for our expanding Electronics Department. Reporting to the Factory Manager, you will be responsible for the planning and achievement of quality and production targets for our varied range of switchgear, meeting the highest standards through the effective use of the latest technology. This will involve introducing the necessary systems and facilities to deal with our rapidly changing product portfolio. Your responsibilities will also include the selection, training and development of a multi-disciplinary support team including operators, engineers, craftsmen and supervisors


To meet the demands of this role you must possess


an engineering degree and at least two years experience in a manufacturing environment. A working knowledge of electronics and assembly operations would be an advantage but is not essential. In addition, self-motivation enthusiasm and proven leadership skills are personal


qualities vital to success. We are offering an attractive salary and benefits


package including 25 days' holiday, contributory pension scheme and overtime pay.


Please write stating current salary and full


career details to Christine Bridge, Personnel Officer, Lucas Body Systems-Swltchgear, Rossendale Road,


Burnley, Lancashire BB11 5SZ.


SITUATIONS VACANT


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 23rd, 1989 11 SITUATIONS VACANT


| SPEED UP YOUR CAREER


PROGRESSION IN THE WORLD I OF ELECTRONICS WITH LUCAS


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