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Owners of rabbits hop to it from afar


CLITHEROE and Dis­ trict Rabbit Club’s show on Sunday was a resound­ ing success, with over 550 entries. The show, held at St


Nicholas’s Church Hall, Sabden, attracted entries from a wide area, with the winning rabbit belonging to Mr J. Oakes, of Wigan. From even further


afield came the best fancy rabbit of Mr R. May. who brought his Belgian hare from Cornwall.


President Mr Harry


Whittaker (81) continued his winning streak of the


previous day with the best entry in the Steel Dutch section by his under-four- month-old rabbit. On Saturday, Mr Whittaker won several prizes at the Lancashire Dutch Breed­ ers’ Show. Mr Michael Hodge, of Clitheroe, won both silver grey and s ilver fawn classes and local competi­ tor Miss Doris Brown, of


Whalley, won the bevern class. Mrs C. Dugdale, of


Rathmel. won the best grey English and Mr S. Thorn ley the dw a r f section.


’File club’s next show will be on May 15th in St


Nicholas’s Church Hall, Sabden. A keen interest has


been shown by local pet rabbit owners who would


like to show their pets. Details will be available s h o r 11 y o r a n y o n e interested can contact Mr


Frankland (Clitheroe 2-12IW).


Win contest


A CLITHEROE woman was one of the lucky win­ ners in our recent "Spot S k i p t o n C a s t l e " competition. ■Julie Burgess, of Little-


winners. CLASSIFIED


moor Road. Clitheroe, and L. A. Livescy, of Glenroy Avenue. Colne, are to receive i‘ 10 shopping vouchers to be spent in tiny one of the shops men­ tioned in the Skipton shop­ ping feature. Congratulations to both


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the congivgatiun at St IVUt


Lambs join in An unc.\|H-ci(*(i


( ’orntliwaito. On Sunday, a special lamli-


in.it se rv ic e was held in church, when the congrega­ tion swelled to !Uli. not including the ewe and her two


two-day-old lambs which were penned in the chancel. A united church choir, with


members from St Ambrose Church, Orindleton, sang " I he Lord is mv Shepherd,” accompanied by Ideating from tile lambs in all the right places.


loilton-by-llowland YFC in particular enjoyed the address by the liev. Harry Newth, vicar of Kirkby Malham. He told of his experiences keep­ ing sheep when he moved from a city to the country and derided to keej) rare breeds and the congregation was in stitches as lie described the uj»s and downs of his venture. As an extra bonus, the


gi-ass had an unscheduled cut when the ewes and lambs brought along by Michael ( ornthwaite escaped from their pen in the churchyard.


dening Club, Iiolton-by-Bow- laml, Mr Ken Swimllehurst, introduced guest speaker Mr Ken i ’ilkington, who gave a very informative talk on “Fueh.sia growing.’’ He brought many plants


Fuchsia cuttings Chairman of Holland Gar­


of


and St haul's Climvli, Holton- by-HowInm!. was tin* onc- wcck olil pet kiinli of .Janies


CLITHEROE Cubs had a splashing good time on Saturday, when they took part in their annual swimming gala. Seven packs, compris­ ing over 70 Cub Scouts,


took part in the event, which was held at the R i b b 1 e s d a 1 e P o o 1, Clitheroe.


The gala included vari­ ous different races, as


* Mews from the Villages @


and showed members how to take cuttings. He was


thanked by Mrs Linda Spros- ton. Next month, members will


visit Holehird Hardens at Iroutbeek, followed by sup­


per at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Xuttall, at Amble-


side. The coach will leave at 5-15 p.m.


•PENDLETON:


Coffee time A spring coffee morninu is


being organised by Pendleton WI on May 2nd. The effort, in Pendleton Village Hall, will include cake and bring-and- buv stalls and will run from 10 a.m. to noon.


Farmers and members of Fun quiz Eleven teams were entered


in n a very suceessfn! fun c|td/. night organised by members ol Si Ambrose t'iuireh, Gi-ind- leton. raising t'l b| |'nr clmrvli funds.


‘file event took pluve at the


Copy Nook Hotel, liollon-liy- i ’owlami, and teams from both Grimileton and liolton- by-liowland look part, the eventual winners, after a tie-


break. being the Busy lives of Si Ambrose.


An exeeiient hot-pot supper


was served by host and host­ ess Brendan and Both Woods and Mrs Valerie Mewis was tile aide i|llesiiomnaster. Thanks were expressed hv the vicar, (he Rev. David


Mewis. to tin- landlord ami landlady and Mr Michael Cowking. who provided the sound system. It is hoped to organise


another ipiir. in the not-too- distant future.


well as a s e r ies of novelty events, among them a clothes race, a ball race and a clothes Reg race.


The overall winners


were St Paul’s with (id points, while 1st Bow- land wore second with 5!) points and Pcndle Tigers third with 55.


The squadron race was


won by Pendle Tigers, after an exciting finish,


and the fastest bov was Jamie Thomas, also of Pendle T igers. Tom Byrom, of Lovola, won the diving event.


Mr Dale Higham, the


assistant district com­ missi o n e r fo r C u b Scouts, said: “ It was a successful night, enjoyed by everyone who took part. I would like to thank everyone who helped and we are all


looking forward to next year's event.”


Ever ready to help in life of village


I HE village of Pendleton has lost yet another


link with the past through the death of Mrs Rose York.


Mrs York (90), of East


V iew , was horn and brought up at Ivv Cot­ tage, Standee, on the out­ skirts of Clitheroe. She attended Pendleton School and was a member of the


church choir as a voting girl. Although her family later moved to Clitheroe,


she maintained contact with the village and in her middle age returned with her husband, James. Mrs York was known


for her enthusiasm and readiness to help with any project in the village. She was president of Pendle­ ton WI for some years and


Clitheroe Auction Mart prices


I’LK'KS varifil t<. those nf last week iliu-jiitr Monday's salt* at Oilfiwo.* Auction .Mart. horwanl were Aliens heifers


I I Pi. Ispi. medium to 1"7.'.op i 1 IPi. "7 p ). heavy to la ip 11-1.11 pi, overall to UD.r.Op iiai.abpi. Heifer-: bight to l.'ij.yop IBM. liliil, medium to 1:: 71,


(IJI .' li ip l heavy to lg!lp I la il.siipi. overal l to KI7p (IZZ.Cipl.


I'orward were 70 east eows al


to l.V.lti (tnT.SCp). overall to bibp i l.io.slip). St e e r s : Light to ] I 7p


interest. with the average rising by over Ippvr kg. lop pru t- kl. I.Vip kg. Young bull.-: bight m.ulo to I l.ip mvvrugv 1 1 j.t. (indium


"'ilk ;i variation in prices art-online to the degree „ f fin­ ish. A smaller number of steers were on offer and then* were no buyers tor the heavier weights. Young hulls created 'more


a top privo of I a:Ip per kg. Cow- made to ia:ip (bb.bOpl. The number of -priug lamb-


matched the hogg number.-, but this lironghi about a weakened demand and fail in price. Prime lambs: bight to llu.blp (los.lop). standard in 111. INp


iia7.-iap). medium to ias.::7p uai.bbp). overall to l l l . ls t i ( i a i . 7 0 p ) .


al blip kg. There was a varied -election


of hoggs, creating large differ enres betWi'en top and bottom.


Prime hoggs: bight to lailp


I I lli.liopl, -tamlard to laop llUS.lOo), medium to IbX.oOp


llllap), heavy to lailp (lOl.SOpl. over;di to laop (ln7.0Op(. There were more ewes on


offer and in general a good con­ signment. though the edge does appear to have gone for the time being with l.ili head average just short of £in per head.


I.amb prize to Mr C. Sutrliffe


church organist for a decade, after which she became a chorister once more. A keen gardener, she


continued gardening with a little help until the age of 8-1. She was also an accom­ plished needleworkcr and examples of her fine embroidery and altar-


work are still to be found in the church. Mrs York loved the


countryside and hills. She also enjoyed g e t t in g together with her old school friends still living in the village and recalling the days before the rail­ ings went round the brook and horse-drawn vehicles had to ford the crossing. Infirmity forced Mrs


York to move from the vil­ lage to Beech Grove


Home, Clitheroe, where she lived happily during her last two years. A funeral service was


held at All Saints' Church, Pendleton, on Monday.


Cars targeted


POLICE believee that thefts from two cars on Main Street, Gisburn, between 10-30 p.m. on Sunday and 8-10 a.m. on Monday, are connected. A riding hat, four soft toys and a green Filofax,


valued at i’OO, were stolen from a Volkswagen Polo


and a Panasonic radio-cas­ sette player and blank tapes, valued at i ’200, were taken from a white Ford Escort.


X: Times, April JJst, 1004


Sustains head


injuries


A CASTLE CEMENT employee was seriously injured when, he was involved in an accident in the company’s distribution department on Thursday. Mr,..........................


James Nixon (*11), of


Chatburn Old Road, Clith­ eroe, was involved in the loading process when the accident occurred at around 5-30 p.m. Mr Nixon, who has


worked for the company for 13 years, was taken to the Royal Preston Hospi­ t a l , w h e r e he was operated on for head injuries. Distribution department


director Mr John Hale said: “Our first concern is


with him. We hope it is not as bad as it at first sounds.’’ Speaking about the acci­


dent, Mr Hale explained that the c o m p a ny i s always concerned about th e s a f e t y o f i t s e m p 1 o y e e s : “ In m y memory, it is the first time an accident of this kind has happened," he said. A full investigation into


tlie accident has been car­ ried out by tlie Health and Safety Executive. Mr Nixon’s condition remains critical.


Artist at work


A SABDEN artist will be aiming the craftspeople ileninnstrating their skills at Samlesburv Hall next week.


Elizabeth Foster will be


working on watercolours and oil paintings during


from Tuesday until May 1st. The hall is open from noon to 5 p.m., excluding Montluv.


Kicking of f


THE area’s new health authority kicks off with a spectacular launch by one of the football stars of Blackburn Rovers. Colin Hendry launches


the Blackburn, Hyndbtirn and Kibble Valley Health Care NHS Trust with a visit to the children's Ward 8 at Blackburn Royal Infirmary tomor­ row. The whistle will lie blown for the start of pro­ ceedings at 2-30 p.m.


the exhibition. Other craftsmen “at work” will be portrait painter George -Austin and Syd Ferguson, who makes Shaker boxes. The exhibition runs


SPORT STARTS HERE Clitheroe Wolves under 11s 2


Wolves clinch final place Michelin under 11s 1,


AN extra-time winner saw the Clitheroe Wolves under 11s into the final of the Accrington and District Hoys League Cup. The match was a credit to


missed one or two chances to add to the lead and Michelin levelled before half-time. In the second half, it was end-to-end foot ba11 w i th


Clitheroe Wolves 2, Ightcn Leigh 3


settled into their stride and had tlie best of the early exchanges, reflected by John Paul Fagan’s scoring strike in the 15th minute. The young Clitheroe side


the Wolves


considering that it toon place on a full-size pitch in wet and windy conditions. Nevertheless,


local junior football, especially *


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chances for both skies squan­ dered, which sent the match into extra-time.


second period of extra-time was flicked on by Daniel Walker, and the goalscoring instincts of Fagan were once again demonstrated to great'' effect.


eventually came the Wolves’ way, when a corner in the


The deserved, winning goal


Subs: Fawcett, Woods, McGuire.


Lazenby, Darker, Saunders’ Hccsom, Walker, MuIIinson’ Clark, Cross, Walsh, Fagan’


Cup exit for under 12s breaks, only for them to he


THE top two teams in the


Middleton scored a fine, individ­ ual goal. Six minutes later, a goal­


mouth scramble resulted in the ball coming out to Phil Robinson


who rifled the ball into the net. It was all Clitheroe at this


)int. but Ighten had two goud


with 10 men due to transport problems, but the hard-working Clitheroe team did not let the opposition take advantage and within five minutes of them aining full-strength, Tonv


Burnley and District Hoys’ League* clashed for a place in the final of the league cup. The Wolves had to kick-off


control until the referee awarded a disputed penalty which was duly converted for


and a poor Wolves clearance let them in to score. The Wolves kept things under


thwarted by brilliant saves bv Peter Fletcher. The- Burnley side came more into the game in the second half


Sunday, May 1st, at the Crown Gound, home of Accrington Stanley, against Huncoat United. Clitheroe Wolves: Harkess


ated man-of-the-match. The final will be played on


Tom Saunders was nomin­ \


l


hack strongly hut they failed to convert two late chances.


r •Man-of-the-match was Peter leteher.


THE under 11s continued on a high at Wilson’s Playing


Fields on Saturday, winning the Accrington Hoys’ League seven-a-side competition.


1 he under 11s won their


group ahead o f Michelin. while in the second group,


West End finished first with Knuzden Juniors second, which put Clitheroe against Knuzdea and West End against Michelin.


In both semi-finals it went to penalties, Mielielin fiealing


West End and Clitheroe beat­ ing Kmi/.dcn. In a good, close final, the Clitheroe side came out on


Seven-up for under 11s boat in the league cup semi-


top, winning 2-0 to ensure that Michelin — who thev


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second fiddle and finis runners-up.


_ once again played ■ ” lislied as ’


the under 11s their third set' of trophies this season.


The tournament win gives


Jamie Barkess. • THE under 10s placed


good football to beat West lend 13-2 at Roefield.


Daniel Holgate hit four gouls which confirmed him its


man-of-the-match. Other goal- scorers were: Luke Conti (3), Robert Lloyd (ii), Paul Teir- ney and Chris Atkinson.


WEEKEND TEAMS !i“sfEt 5rf,X,7V.StiE'T


t *»:• i.


I 'r a ' i ln T 'n n ' v v w "i


.. !d • *Y Ashworth, b. Blackburn, X. Gunn S ' J ™ 1


. Bnn th> (, t art ledge. A. Lancaster. S. Bishop, X. Cartledee im ’YV 1


1 ;.-'■ - S« ’r'’r' *'• Preston. ^


.l’-ea f. ';^ ' I ln ^ r i ? 'L a n k AL‘ ILWc^ A . " i S n i r ’ f ^ r ' ^ ^ l , : ,t '■


K. Ilivine. Rilddcsdalc Wanderers 3rd XI (v Saleshurv, Sun. 2 p m


Marti,,:


s. Proctor. U Slrngvr. R Palmer. J. Burke! C. Monk.'li. S p r o ^ ;■


Rdddcsadalc Wanderers 2nd XI (v Eariiv, Sat., 2 pan. awavt 1 ■ Lawethorne, I. lumlmson..!. Blair. A. Pearce. Scorer


home!: N. Sehotleld. J. Burke, I). Ovorv. P. Kenvon, T. Itvrne, j ’ Dewhurst, CL ISamlier. I. Tomlinson. A.'Pearce, J. Blair, CL Monk. "


A’ ,iu0th’ 'WiKBks^rth. - 2


a wav): K.


Scun-r: M.’ Husain'’ S’ B<w" ’ K’ Hu#sain- iiishuP- « . Sutcliffe! Clillicrnc .'ini x i iv Burnley Belvedere, Sat.. 2 p m home)- V


Man-of-the-match was


Woh faded to clear from a • corner kick. The Clitheroe side fought '


the opponents and the game went into extra time. In the first period, lghten U-rah went ahead when the -


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P ublic Notices Ribble Valley Borough Council


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


LISTED BUILDING:


An application has been received to:


Single storey side and rear extension, alterations to existing dormer windows at


Pale Farmhouse, Moss Lane CHIPPING


Application No 3/94/0221 a 0222.


Demolish section ol perimeter wall, provide gale access Irom car park, new steps and stone wall surround at Stydd Almshouse. Stydd Lane. RIBCHESTER.


Application No 3/94/02^3 & 0224.


This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings of Spe c ia l Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make represent­ ations should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director of Development, Council Offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting reference number. Under the provisions of the Local Goverment (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on th e D e v e l o p m e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application. A copy of the application and plans may bo inspected in tho Planning Department within the period stated.


Signed; Philip Bailey Director ol Development 21st April, 1994.


Ribble Valley Borough Council


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA


trom car park, new steps 8 stone wall surround at Stydd Almshouse, Stydd Lane. RIBCHESTER. Application No 3/94/0223 8 0224.


Ins'oli 2 No. Hitching/Anli ram r a i d r a i l s at Ji lorweb showrooms, 2 New Market Street, CLITHEROE. Application No 3/94/0227.


Any person wishing to make


representations should do so in writing within 21 days ‘rom the date ol this advertisement, to th e D i r e c t o r of Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number. Under the provisions ol the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available lor inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on th e D e v e l o p m e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any reDresentations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application.


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


Signed: Philip Bailey, Director ol Development 21st April, 1994.


An application has been received lor permission to: Demolish section ol perimeter wall, provide gate and access K.


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H E A R T Goods Vehicle Operators Licence


J. R. and K. J. Whitwell trading as G & E. E. Robinson ol 8 Church Street . Slaidburn Clitheroe. Lancs. BB7 3ER i<. applying for a licence to use


The Garage. Chapel Street Slaidburn, Clitheroe. BB7 3ES as an operating centre for 2


(including buildings) in the vicinity of the operating centre or centres, who believe that their use or enjoyment of that land will be prejudicially affected, may make written r e p r e s e n t a t i o n to the Licensing Authority at North We s t e r n T r a f f ic Are a , Portcullis House, Seymour Grove. Stretford. Manchester M16 ONE, within 21 days following the publication of this notice. Representors must at the same time send a copy of their representations to the applicant at the address given at the top of this notice.


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GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND ASSOCIATION


Burnley and District Branch STREET


COLLECTION AT CLITHEROE Saturday


26th March, 1994.


Amount collected E659.88 Expenses E13.75


Our grateful thanks to all


contributors and especially to our collectors.


Christine Bailey, Hon. Secretary.


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Goods Vehicle Operators Licence


Richard Joseph Miles Fox trading as Miles Fox (Haulage) Ltd, of Unit 3. Salthill Ind.


Estate. Lincoln Way. Clitheroe BB7 1QD is applying to


change an existing licence as follows, to keep an extra 5 trailers at the operating centre at Unit 3. Salthill Ind Estate. Lincoln Way, Clitheroe, BB7 1QD. Owners and occupiers of land (including buildings) in the vicinity of the operating centre or centres, who believe that their use or enjoyment of that land will be prejudicially affected, may make written r e p r e s e n t a t i o n to the Licensing Authority at North We s t e r n T r a f f ic Are a , Portcullis House, Seymour Grove. Stretford, Manchester M16 ONE, within 21 days following the publication of this notice. Representors must at the same time send a copy ol their representations to the applicant at the address given at the top of this notice.


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M A L E , 31. s in c e r e , s e e k s lady, 25 to 35 f o r ni'ihts out o r h i . tun lovimi simile p a r ­ ents we lcome , photo ap pre - l iated. all letters answe r ed . "


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From Road or surrounding area to Haydock Park (junction 23 24 M6) Sharing oxponsos.


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Photo appreciated. Wr i t e to Bov N o . III 13.


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M A L E , tall slim, uood sense ol liiimoiir. late 4 0 ’s, seeks slim, attractive lady. 38 to 48 l o r car , outinus. c ount ry­ s ide. p o s s ib le last lnu r e la ­ t i o n s h i p . B u r n l e y a r e a . Wr i t e to Bov N o . HIOO.


I N T E L L I G E N T ma l e . ro. k J an. 3 0 . u o o d s e n s e o l humour , seeks uenuine lady


l o r niuhts out and in. simile parents we lcome , all letters


an swe r ed . Wr i t e to Box N o . i l l 10.


L A D Y . S 5 , w o u l d l ike to


me e t uent I ema i l h c tw i i f i i 50-60. I have a uood sense ot h um o u r an d I am kind


and c ons id e r a te . Wr i t e to Bov N o . H 1 1 7.


A T T R A C T I V E , S H A P E L Y . l i t r e d h e a d . 3 3 y e a r s , e n j o y s c y c l iu u . the a r t s , pulls, clubs, cooklmi. p.iiut- iu«l. .la/.*, seeks handsome, athletic, cultured (lent 30 + to add that certain spa rkle to my l ile. pho to please. Al l letters an swe r e d . Wr i t e to Bov N o . 11112.


FRE E TO A S P E C IA L L A D Y , male. 37. tall , at t ra ct ive


p le a s e . W r i t e to Bov N o . H i l l .


carinu. sensitive and shy. lots ol T . L .C . to uive. photo


I r i e n d s h ip , in n t ime s and p os s ible romance, alt letters


an swe r ed , photo it pos s ible. Wr i t e to Bov N o . II 107.


S IN G L E lady, wi th one child, wishe s to meet honest and rel iable uent. aue 24 years


to 28 years, all repl ies ans- w e r e d . W r i t e to Bov N o 11108.


P R O F E S S I O N A L M A N , Vouiiu 4 0 + . medium build , 5t t (n i l , s e e k s l a d y a u e


40*45 year s , non smo ke r , p r e f e r a b l y si im/at t ra c t iv e tor lonu term rela tionship. Photo please. Wr i t e to Bov N o . I l l 1 lb .


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MOTORS SECTION


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aR E P LY ING TO A BOX NUMRFR HEART a n o r h o r o n v o i o p o o r n t t o r t g O c a r i im, ht..„ flv ma l e 4 5 , lookimt lo r s imi lar fema le in


l lumle y area l o r Ir iendship . maybe Iasi inn rela tionship. U r i l e t o B o x N o . H I O S .


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FIND A FRIEND o r°HEART TO H E A R T East Lancashlro Newspapers. Bull Si, Burnley.


M A L E non smoke r . <ieuuiue wa rm hear ted, honest . <|ood sense of humour , employed


o w n hous e and car . se eks attractive, slim, non smoke r ladv oi s imi lar dual i t ies tor


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S I N G L E M U M . 26. a v e r a g e lo o k s , e u i o y s ninhts out . e a t imi o u t a n d .il l « iood minus in l ile. uood sense o| h umou r . P h o t o p r e f e r r e d , •ill repl ies an swe r e d . Wr i t e to Bov N o . H 1 15.


M A L E 33 t i r e d ot h em. ) a lon e se ek s spe c ia l simile • .male to sh a r e d o o d and


had times wi th, all letters an swe r e d , no t ime wa s te r s


'M i t e to Box N o . 11104. ‘Jl1010 *H>l>rerlated


d i v o r c e d f e m a l e 3 7 . uood lookiuu. slim, uenuine Vc


mots.’ Wr,‘ » “ • » *»■


A T T R A C T I V E pt• o le s s io n a l t r u n e l t e . u t e l o r t i e s .


house, car . seeks attractive


solvent uenl . must hi? smar t , pro.!, tall , many interes ts ! love to latiuh, smoke r s we l - c o m e . B u r n l e y / P e n d I e Wr i t e to Box N o . H I 02.


M A L E 30. n ewly simile , uood looklnu. needs sincere, hon­ est. carinu leinale, 20 to 40 to help mend broken he a r t ’ Wr i t e to Box N o . 11118.


L O N E L Y M A L E 4 5 .


d iv o rc e d , u n emp lo y e d . 5tt 7 ins. seekinu carinu. sincere l a d y . B u r n l e y a r e a f o r f r i e n d s h ip , p o s s i b l e r e l a ­ tionship . Wr i t e to Bov N o .


A T T R A C T I V E f ema le , 26 s.


11Punish ip, en t e r t a inmen t . etc. photo ensures reply, no


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time wa s te r s please. Wr i t e to Box N o . P504.


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A C T IV E smar t count ry lady mode rn d re s s and out look l o v e s c o u n t r y s i d e , mu s i c and anima l s , social d r in ks and snacks, seekinu smar t , i ieuuine uent le inun. 65 to 6 0 . c a r own ers, n o n sm o k e r , s im i l a r ta s te s as W r i t e to B o v N o .


1*505.


F IF T Y I 5 H L A D Y wo u ld lik to me e t a n o t h e r la d v tor


niuhts out and days . Hoti• days, non smoke r , dancimi


an d v a r io u s in t e r e s t s et Wr i t e to Bov N o . 1503.


68 Y E A R O L D W I D O W , tall, slim and smar t , likes social


dr ink and days out . wo uld like to meet uent lcmun to share and banish my loneli -


P506* l o , ,o x N o .


L O C A L sold ie r , 30. on tour. K “£ S i ! " ls’ " VUo u*


L A D Y , secy presentable, non sm o k e r , n o t i e s , s e e k s r e s p e c t a b l e t a l l , sma r t


l iiy.i l. c a r in u uent leman. 5 5 -6 0 t o r I r ieud shlp/com- p n u io u sh ip , \\ on Id p re fe r car ow n e r . Wr i t e to Bov No. 1500.


4 5 -4 5 , h o n e s t , c a r iu u l o r I r i e n d s h ip . p o s s i b l e re la- t i o n s l u p . p h o t o e n s u r e s


n«/od lo o k ln u m a l e ’


T H E R E ’S L IFE in the old uh t v e t . 4 1 y e a r o l d le ina l w o u ld like to meet simila lo r niuhts out . Wr i t e to Bov N o . 1508.


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