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M ISCELLANEOUS ^ALES Clitieroe Advertistr & Times, November 11, 1960


FISHER & Co. land *no estate agents


4. KING'LANE. GLl'THEROE ,T,:,;TELtRllONE W f ; . , ; ' -


NEW HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS EFI


E N T L V A N D U I G K L Y ,


LANGSHAW! d r iv e OtlTHEROE A select, Inaturally drained site


I Su-ly 1961! onwards. B u nm l^ irom £1,900. Houses Irom £2,000.


looking towards Pendle. , A_iew sites sllU available Tor w in p l^ ro


the otaces of the sole agents. FISHER & CO,.


Plans available for Inspection at _


3 i acres. Offers are t a r t^ . io r this evtremelv attractive holdin ._


_ _ _ _ i TEL. 257,__________ PENDLE VIEW, CHATBURN Modern Detached Bmgal^^


4. KING I LANE. CLITHEROE, mn£ '(h. "and" BUSINESSES We have s e v e r a l


Businesses ■ for sale. wishing to;purchase various types


“'Hther'buying or selling iyou coSd not do letter than consult


our office. 1 FISHER & C0„


I I


4. KING LANE, ClITHEROE. I TEL. 267,


Rebuilt IS new. All W a r "anted for 12 ^onths.


F a c to ry -T r a in e d M e c h a n ic s . I Selected Used Gars


1959 1958


1956 healk


1966 ' (NovVfo:® pW W t de Luxe Saloon; duc^ tone blue and gi w heater; v e r y good condition £345


:PK>RD P H E F ^ saloon, heater, ;25,000 miles, ex- cellent, coiidltlon............. • • •:..... ............................... (Nov.) S-pAndI^RD 8 Saloon; grey; very good


HUMBEft W m SNIPE; d p k j green;, heater, g o o ^o n d ltlo n . Bargain price ' ............................. ^125


m H, MoCUIRE & C0,. F.A.Ii


Chartered Auctloneert and Estate Agents,


Valuers ! I Surveyors


1-3, CASTLe GATE. CLITHEROE, TEL. 1092.


EDlSFORD PARK I CLITHEROE


QUALITY


DETACHED & SEMI-DETACHED ; HOUSES


Many attractive standard feajirw. Piill details, plans and spedflca-


tions: I


Garden Vale Working Men's Club. COLNE


H. McGUIRE & CO,. F.A.I. 1


win, offer for SALE BY AUCTION ■ On the Premises on ' AUSTIH-HEAL UJOLSELEY P R IM R O S E G A R A G E


WH.ALLEY Tel.: 883/4/5


|| 1,


(OLlmi'EROE, LDdlTED) ROAD •


^ / 4 We are a ipointed dealers for 111! ; !!


SATURDAY. 1»th NOV., 1960 at 12;30 D.m.


(subject to the conditions of sale to he then read)


The compact freehold COMMERCIAL PREMISES


on the main road adjoining industrial | property and being,


13-15, Burnley Ro»d. and 1, Little Oueen Street.


On thel first floor: Centrally heated main room and secondary


room In I all 1.836 sq.ft.' Well cqulppto ! ladles’ and gents, toilets. On the ground flMr: store 36ft.l x 18ft. and office 15ft. X 12ft., and separate from the foregoing |the comer shop and stockroom at present let on a weekly tenancy. .Vacant possesrion of the whole except of the shoo and stockroom will be riven on completion. The property Is sub­ ject to a;n et yearly rent charge


of £4/6/21. Immediately following the wholes


of the good ouaittv CLUB FUR­ NISHINGS and EQUIPMENT ^11 be Sold by Auction and Includes; 56 medrrn leatherette unhoittered chairs 45 iBentwood chairs, stools, 32 Formica and nlaln ton tables, 2 pianos, record player, amplifier, microphone, spotlights,


speakers, full sire billiard table and equipment, globe celling pen­ dants. Vent-Axla extractor fan.s. time meter. Avery 5001b. weighing machine (nearly new). Beer and ^ n e glasses. Maxol PSVMr. 3 elwtrlc wall clocks, quality lino,


lo u d


11’. !


ff 51 I U ‘> i ■M •Sh


ImI ll 'll


II ii-t -a


Horses & Cows


Davies (Whitebirli) Ltd. - i - Blickbum


Fully licensed Horse 8 aughterere and prompt removers o ’ dead and worn out horses and ocws at beef prices. Fat Horses bougljt for oash,


- E8T. 1881 Tel; Blackbunl 5987


FARMERS INI STOCK: ,


MI l Iii


“ JOHN HOLT, Jnr. i i i-1 i p 'j


I i-'ij I'f m


L


FOR THE BEST PRICES AND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF HORSES. COWS. BULLS Etc.


—DEAD OR ALIVE Day and Night Service .


Fat Horses, bought at Top Prices R.8P.C.A. HUMANE KILLERS USED


ING KEYS FARM


Lanesbaw Bridge, Colne TEL. WYCOLLER 200


n ,


L EM ’S lOBOL’ CALF MEAL


The Perfect Milk Substitute No Boiling Water Eeqnired


I Por paiticulaxs ask: i, ■I .1' c '


W. Bamber, 32 Eamsgreave Drive, Blackburn. Tel. 48418.


LOANS


£5 UPWARDS UNSECURED F. S. RICHARDS LTD.,


11, WELFORD RD.. LEICESTER. AT STUD


I


2 BOARS at stud: Fed. B s ^ md ped. large white Sows and Gilts accom. Transport available.—Q.


Rimnson. Orlndleton (Chat. 2031. LARGE WHITE BOAR


-’Socemur


-JteidT-^ocsmlth , Copy Nook, Bolton-hy-Bowland. Tel. Bolton- by-Bowland 264.


BAMFORD’S P A p I YARD m a n d r e s p r e a d e r s . BAMFORD’S BALERS,


at Out-of-Sea3on Prices. Inquire;


LINDLEY PATE GISBURN


Telephone 251 •


THE HELLIFIELD AUCTION MART. CO. LTD.


SALE Of upwards of 220 Newly- calved Cows and Heifers, mostly direct from Ipcal farms, but In­ cluding special consignments of selected Scotch Heifers. Judging 11-16. Sale 11-30 a.m.


MONDAY, NOYEMBER 14th WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and


SHOW and SALE of In-calf Cows and Heifers In conjunction with th f Fortnightly Prize Show and Sale of Store Cattle and Sheep 160-200 choice In-calf Cows and


TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 16th ANNUAL ' CHRISTMAS f PRIZE


D. LORD & SON 5, MOOR


LANE ■ CLITHEROE Telephone 488


ranging from £1.826, £ 2.160, £ 2,626,'’£2.960 to £3 600 and over (by arrancfement)


room furnished Bath, Washbasin Md cylinder airing cupboard. Yard with Washhouse (h and c. water), Coalstore and w.O. Room for Garage. Rateable Vriue: £16. Annual ■ Ground Rent: 14/-. Vacant Possession.


Larder, Above a r e ’I^o EM ^m s (one with washbasm), and BaUi-


anjl SHIP'S CARPETS J


HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Agents,^ Bank Salerooms, CllthsroeJ Tel.'91.


T. SILVERWOOD—0. BAL8HAW — --------------- -—^ ^ ------ r Total Disnersal Saje


|


HIGHER WHITEBIRK FARM. RISHTON, Nr. BLACKBURN, (along Rishton-WhlteWrk Road)


. for W. (jottam, declining farming health reasons, j .


TUESDAY, NOV. 22nd, 1960, at 12-30 p.m,’ [


22 HEAD OF SMART ATTE8TCD DAIRY AND „IN"CALF CATTLE (AYRSHIRE CROSS)


Three! Cows, newly calved; 4


Cows due March; 4 Cows due Dec.-Jan.; 2 Cows, 3 months calved.^ (served); 6 Cows due February; 1 (tow due May; 1 (tow served Sept. 24th.,


I POULTRY


65 y.oi. Hens. FARMING MACHINERY AND i IMPLEMENTS


Albion Dickie Swathe; Turner; Martm green crop Loader- on pneu. tyres; Tractor Aiken Har­ row, as new. 12ft.; two-wheel worm tipping Tractor Flat .Trailer; Metal Barrow on rubbers; 260-gal. t.v.o. Tank with tap; 3 round galv. IBO-gal. Tanks; Lister Cock- shutt 2-fdrrow. ’Tractori Plough; usual small Farm Tools, ew , Three (alum.) Fulwood Milk Units; International Pump; Uh.p. Electric Motor; starter; switch; Milk Pipe Line to 39 cattle stalls;


mlley; Bamford 5ft. cut 'Trailer dower; Nicholson Tractor Strawer;


spare Milk Pall; in-churn Milk (tooler; Burco ■ 10-gal. | Electric Boiler; Milk Bucket; Sieve, etc.


HAY 1 Approx. 1,300’ Bales of June Hay {


(to sell off). Auctioneers;


T. Silverwood, 17, Chester Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel. 228. ^


J. Balshaw, Avonlea, Whalley. Tel. 3171.


~ WANTED


OLD GUNS, Pistols. Rmes, Revolv­ ers reqd.; ueol prices paid—Peter | Field, Pemiiu Hotel, Chatburn. I'el. 234.______________


SOUND TERRACED or SEMI­ DETACHED HOUSE urgently reqd. In, Clltheroe.—Fisher and (to.. 4, King Lane, Olltheroe. Tel. 267.____________________________


4-BEDROOMED HOUSE urgently| read.; Clltheroe or Pendleslde villages; genuine urgent enquiry —Fisher ’ and (to.. 4, King Lane,: Clltheroe. Tel. 257, ’


FARM, DETACHED HOUSE OR COTTaGE wanted to buy In, Worston district.—Write; Box H4,| Advertiser and Tlmes.l_________


HOUSE OR COTTAGE reqd. rent ’) ’


etc., etc. I view; Friday 18th November,


.Barnoldswick. Tet J302, 1-3. Castle Gate. Clltheroe,


1092.


I Dyson, Market S t . Colne. Tel. 175: or I. P. Gill. Esfl.. F.C.A., Croft House, Station Road, Barnolds. wick. Tel. 3031.


Sollcitnrs! Messrs. Bracewell and I '


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART ,


I CO. LTD.


Fatstock at 11 a.m. 80-90 Steers. Cows and Heifers; flflO-l.OOO Lambs. Sheep and Ewes; 60-70 Hgs. Last Week’s Nos.; Cattle 86; Sheep 1,126; Pigs 95; Calves 24.


SALE OP NEWLY-CALVED COWS and HEIFERS, with a good show of high oualltv stock 'irill


WEDNESDAY NEXT. NOV. 16th CHRISTMAS PRIZE SHOW arid


ward. Prizes riven In Six Classes, judging and Sale at 10-30 a.m.


I ALSO


Heifers mostly springing and due December, but IncIudlM several choice afiimals due Jan./Feh.; 120- 160 Store Cattle, Bulling Heifers, Stlrks, Bulls, etc., Inoludmg Roan Bull, 12 months, from Skellands. Sale of Store Lambs, Shearlings


and Ewes. Prize Schedule


Class 1—Best Lightweight In-calf Cow . . . . £8, £3 and £1


Class 2—Best Heavyweight In-calf II Cow ___ £5, £3 and £1


Class 3—Best In-calf M a ld e n Heifer with not moi I than 4 broad teeth


the bfesi In-calf Animal I on the ground and Reserve Champion­


Championship Prize ofi £5 __ . £5, £3 and


ship. Judging 10-30 a.m. prompt. Sale 12 noon.


210 Home-bred and Irish Steers and Helfersf ,80 Pat Cows and Bulls;' 3,000 Pat Lambs, SbearUngs and Ewes; 20 Pat Pigs; 45 Calves. Grading 8 a.m. Sale 11-15 am.


THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17th WEEKLY SALE OP PATSTOCK.


FORTHCOMING SALES


Monday. December 6th; Annual Christmas Prize Show and Sale of


■ ' . , •


300 ;:Newly^alved Cows and Heifers..


nual Christmas Prize Show and Sale of Fat Cattle. Sheep and Pigs.


Tel. HelUfleld 226. M. h)'SKIDMORE, Secretary.


GISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD. (All Attested)


Store Cattle and Sheep at 12 noon.


TUESbAY, NOVEMBER ,16th PRIZE SHOW and SALE of


SALE of 360 Newly-calved Cows and 160 Newly-calved Heifers, be­ ing a large majority of farmers’ cattle, but Including consign­ ments direct from Scotland and the North.


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and


10-45. Sale of Cows In No. 1 Ring at 11 am. Sale of Heifers In No. 2 Ring at 12 noon.


SALE of Fatstock bemg; 250 Fat Cattle; 2,300 Pat Sheep; 100 Pat Pigs; 360 Klljlng and Rearing Calves. Grading at 8 am. Sales at; 10


WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and Judging at 10-30 a.m. Ballot at t PUBLIC n o t ic e s ' ! CLEANING ALTERATIONS


am. Calve^ U a m. Fat Cattle; 12 noon Fat Plgsj' 2 p.m. Sheep. W E ^ Y m a w and SAlj; of


RE-FITTING SERVICE


400 In-plg Sows, outs and. Store Pigs following Sale of Fat Pigs.


SALE of 100 In-calf Dairy Cows and Heifers at 12 noon.


TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22nd FORTNIGHTLY SHOW and


PRIZE SHOW and SALE of Newly- calved Dairy ■ Cattle (over £80 In prizes).


RICHARD TURNER & SON.


Auctioneers end Secretaries. BENTHAM (Tel. 444/5/6). Nr, Lsnoaster.


THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24th GREAT ANNUAL CHRISTMAS


SllNWAY VENETIAN BLINDS


FkEE FITTING SERVICE


WALTS LTD. 31 Castle Street (XITHEROE


T a l s p h t n e : C l i f h e r o s 136 ' ‘.i


CLITHEROE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


Notice of Completion of Audit and Deposit of Abstract of Accounts for the Year ended 31st March, I960


Audit of the Accounts of the Olltheroe Rural District Couhcll for the year ended 31st March,


Notice Is hereby given that the


1960, was completed by the District Auditor on the 20th October, 1989,


Thursday, December ISthr’An- HAND-MADE


BOOTS & CLOGS IN STOCK


SAME-DAT REPAIR SERVICE R. TURNER & SON


gJ-86 LOWERGATE CLITHEROE Telephone 1102


following the sale of .cattle. Lwt week’s nos.: 91. All vaccinated Pigs must he tagged and accom­ panied by a veterinary surgeons certificate"; of vaccination, ’p e Pigs, must; have been vsednsted 14 days prior to dav of sale. Two shillings ner head will he allowto towards the cost of vaccination for all pigs sold at these sales until the end of December. 1960.


WEDNESDAY NEXT. NOV. 18th ’Weekly Sale of Vaccinated Pigs


Store Sheep. Lambs and I t o s at 10-30 a.m. Good supplies will be


FRIDAY NEXT. NOV. 18th SPECIAli SALE of All Closes 'of


on offer. ^ CHRISTMAS FATSTOCK SHOWS


Monday. Decembsr 6th: Cattle and Sheep,


Monday, becember 12th: Pigs. J. W. MARSHALL. Secretary.


Tel. 325. : Super Quality


SEA-BOOT SOCIB for Wellingtons, 10/6 pair


for­


MOND/IY NEXT. NOV. 14th WEEKLY SALE of Calves and


In 10 miles of Olltheroe; rooms,


garden.—Write: 2-3


between 2-4 and morning of sale. Auctioneer’s offices: Newtown.


And Tel.


sitting tlser and Times,_______ Box rooms


In village or country with-l 3-4 bed-! and


(tol J8. Adver-|


SHOP PREMISES reqd. (to rent)! In Olltheroe centre; ground fioorl space not less than 460sq.ft. —Write; Box J5. Advertiser and Times,__________________________


CAREFUL TENANTS would like to! rent within the next three to six; months, a modem House in, the' Clltheroe, 'Whalley area for about I two years; three or four bed- rooms; double garage if possible;! garden—Please Telephone Bossen-! dale’336.


Farmall (H) t.v.o. Tractors, with


i New condition; all sizes. Many soiled bargains and Carpets at sale prices. Just a word, to those looking for large and odd-slzed carpets. Now In stock; 6 x 4, 61 X 4, Bi X 3J, 5 X 4, 6 X 3i, 5x 3. 41 X 4. 41 X 31, 41 X 21, 4 X 4, 4 X 31, 4 X 21, 31 X 21, etc., etc. All pile tufted through. Caroets from £8/10/0; 4- x 3s from £12.


Please Note.r-No connection with any door-to-door canvasser.


; Opposite New Inn.


TAP8ELL & WEST. “The Old Firm,”


89, LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Also at


No. 16. BELMONT BRIDGE. SKIPTON.


IN STOCK. —A new range . of EngUsh and Continental Travel Alarms; prices from 44/-.—At Catlows, 20, Castle St., Clltheroe.


SPECIAL _ - SHOES w di thit .he EXTRA ^MARj


‘.OOK.—D. Lord and Joor Lane, Olltheroe.


LOUNGE SUITE for sale; In excel­ lent condition.—18, Mltton Road Whalley.


________________ __ BROADLOOM


AXMINSTEB & WILTON FITTED. All the latest colours and designs. AH at less than usual prices. Widths from 271n. to 6 yards.


Example: 6 x 4 yards £27//10/0. Delivered; and fitted free.


TAPSELL & WEST,


89. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Tel. 62816].' Alio at Skipton.


LOGS for sale; 3/- per bag, or bags for £1, Loose Logs £4/10/0 ^ r ton. Also Posts, Ralls and Interwoven I Fencing. — S. J Morris, 1, Garnett Road, Cllth. eroe. Tel. 1130._____________


RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED TRACTORS


in David Brown, Fordson. Fergusson, H.I.H,


,


ments. Balers, Forage Harvwters, the new 850: and 950 ImplematlcJ from the Main Distributors, the I


Pull range of Albion Impie


CRAVEN MOTOR GO.. SKIPTON, Phone 2212-3 for a better tractoi Gorvice,


CYRIL LORD PATTERNED CARPETS.—Send P.C. for samples


to: 3. Biddings Lane, Whalley. Or phone Whalley 2233, ■ I


CATTLE GRIDS for sale: various t y ^ ; approved and eligible for grants.—B. B. Wilson, 118, woone Lane, Clltheroe. Tel. 976.


SEE OUR. SPECIAL DISPLAY of Ladles’ MORLAN S


LOTUS lambswool lined Boots.-f- D. Lord and Son, 6, Moor Lane, Clltheroe.___________|___________[_


M6RLANDS,, --------


LAST TWO DAYS OF MORTONS SALE.—Carpets, Rugs, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, etc.,, offered at bargain prices; special clearamje approx. 60 X 30 heavy wool Bugs, £3/7/6 each.—Mortons. 18, Moor Lane, Clltheroe. Tel, 420,


. Dolls and Games. Any can be put away. for Christmas now.— Clltheroe Advertiser, and Times, 4-8, Market Place, Clltheroe. Tel.


itsi-S. I


BOY'S DUFFLE COATS for all ages; quilted. Windjammers, In hoy’s, youth’s and men’s. Italian striped Jeans and Varlson Over­ alls and Boiler Suits.—Economic Stores, 70; Whalley Road, Cllth- eroe. Tel, 97._________ _______^


RUSBRIDGE for blgh-class DU- MOND REPAIRS Of aU kinds; sat­ isfaction guaranteed.—24. King William St.. Blackburn Tel. 7920.


!


' lounge, and reasonable ’ garden | space; possession required In next', six months.—Details and price; to: “ Beechcroft,’’ Coates, Bar-' noldswlck.


MODERNISED detached COUNTRYi Cottage reqd. on outskirts of; rillage; essentials: ’ good' size |


________ ^ ______ !


ACCOMMODATION re qd. forj , gentleman. Clltheroe area-Write:; ' Box K3. Advertiser and Times.


KNITTING MACHINE reqd.; please state make and price.—Write;; Box K4, Advertiser and Times.


3-BEDROOMED HOUSE In Cllth-; eroe,reqd, (to rent or!tent with' a view to'purchase).—Write; Box K6, Advertiser;and Times.


PERSONA!]


MRS. E. LAMBERT. REGISTERED BARGLEY CORSETIERE,


1, WHITTAH CRESCENT, Whallev.


MORTGAGES lets and 2nds; also Re-Mortgaaes on all classes, of properties.-Particulars; 0. 17. Famerica Ltd.,' 31,: Avenue Mansion. London, N.W.3.


CHATBURN ESTATE, CLITHEROE


A new residential development will shortly be commenced by Messrs. G. K. Wright, the builder on the; above site which Is situated; between Chatbum and OUtheroe! on the main A59. Five types of houses will be built : IncIudlnR d e t a c h e d and semi-detached


bungalows and ‘'Mansard" type; semi-detached residences, Solej agents: MYERS & KEIGHLEY, 43,, Cneapslde, Bradford. Telephone; 31368/9.


LACK ENERGY AT Revitalise with Tablets, younger.


Feel stronger, years; ALL Chemists 2/6,


^^JLE AGE?! Orstrax Tonic;


POULTRY AND EGGS


RELIABLE ACCREDITED DAY- OLD AND 4 WEEKS’ OLD PUL­ LETS. R.IR., W.L., W.L. X R.I.R., L.3. X R.I.R., B.L. X L.S. All frffin our own sound healthy free range stock.—G. W.; Roberta, Bldaows Farm, Clltheroe. Tel, 561).


live POULTRY reqd.; top prices. Tel. Brown, 1 Bolton-by-Bowland 2'40.


ACCREDITED HYBRID and! Standard-bred Chicks for Im­ mediate and forward delivery. Results from Trials and customer- tests profits over other strains.


Free price list available. Edwin Waterworth, Accredited Poultry Breeder, Colne. Tel. 1191.


ACCREDITED DAY-OLD PULLETS for sale; B.I/, x LS. and W.L. x B.IJl,-^ndham. Whltewell. Tel. Chipping 264,


20 BROWN LEGHORN STOCK COCKERELS for sale.—Rigby, Knowle Top Farm, MCarley, Nr, Clltheroe._________ ; ’


\ i


g B.L. STOCK COCKERELS for sale.—Jackson, 3, Valley View,.' Grlndleton.


A SMALL DEPOSIT secures any Watch or Clock for_Chrlstmasj- At Catlows, Clltheroe.


20, Castle Strek.


DIANA BROADWAY PLUS fitting for the broader foot,—D. Lord


and Son, 6. Moor Lane. Clltherbe.


BLACK AND CHROME M.CiB. PEDIGREE PRAM for sale; £3; Dropslde Cot. £1.—" Rlversdale." Waddlngton Road,' Clltheroe.


GIROTEX KNITTING MACHINE for sale; double bed; on table; as new.—Mrs, E. Wilkinson. Gis-


bum Cotes. Sawley. Nr. Clltheroe.


SECOND-HAND WASH BOILER for sale.—Websters, 8, Market Place, Clltheroe. Tel. 103.


. ! LADY'S WINTER 1 COATS, W p ’ I ___________ I _______ !


MOTOR CYCLE for sale; Triumph T200; excellent condition; one owner; new 1958; mileage 9,000; £90 o.n.o.—J. Sanderson. Fooden, Bolton-by-Bowland.


Dri poplin Raincoats; } (toats. Dresses and Knitwear.-Economic Stores, 70, Whalley Road, Cllth­ eroe. J________^


1966 FORD POPULAR for sale; one owner: 13,000 miles; Mghest offer,—Mrs. Bower, School House,


Waddlngton.


C H R 18 TM A S TREES—stronj rooted, ; 13ft.; delivered and planted 17/6; brought without obligation. — Write: Box Kl, Advertiser and T im e s.______ [ _


FORD ZEPHYR for sale; November, 1953; heater, s/washers. reverse light, new tyres; splendid condi­ tion; £220.—Post Office, Bolton- by-Bowland. Tel. 201.


RUSBRIDGE—You can choose any article In stock—Watches. Clocks. Bings, Cutlery—and pay for It weekly.—Rusbrldge, Jewellers, 24,


King William Street. Blackhiim.


FROM NOW UNTIL XMAS we jean show you a good selection! of Scarves, 'Handkerchiefs; Gloves. Towel Sets, Scarf Sets. Ties. Socks, etc., suitable for your Xmas gifts.—Economic Stores. 70. Whallev Road. Clltheroe. Tel.'97,


1939 ROVER (12 for sale; suitable for spares .^l. Standen Road.


’ condition. 'Tel. Cfiltheroe 1168, 6 to 7 p.m.


ZEISS IKON CONTINA II for sale: 3.5 lens; with case; excellent


__________


ORDER YOUR DUBLO. Trl-Ang or Trlx Electrio Trains now! Agents for I Meccano, . Bayko, Mamod famous steam engines. Mmnlbrix Building Sets. Dlnkle Toys. Spot- on Toys, Alrflx Kits; all the; TV Games and Toys now In stock.— Morton’s . . 18. Moor Lane, Cllth-


eroe, Tel. 420.________ _________


FORD 10-CWt. VAN (or sale; fitted with windows, seats, heater, etc.: Ifi first class condition; £160. 8, Peel Park Avenue, Clltheroe.


H.C.B. NAVY AND CHROME SILVER CROSS PRAM^ for sale;


with canopy: good condition.—70. Chatburn Road. Tel. Clltheroe


1003,


M.C.B. BLACK PRAM. Hlver Cross, for sale: with bag & sun canopy; also adjustable Baby, Chair; Folding Bath with drying top.-r- 25, Buccleuch Avenue, Olltheroe.


WOLSELEV 1939 for sale: suitable for spares: three good tyres and battery; cheap. — 21. Newton Street, Olltheroe._______


’’ ' SITlj^rONS'WANTED^


WOMAN requires dally work, or care of cMdren' In Catholic house.—'Write: | BOx K2, Adver- tlser and Times,


and that an Abstract of the Accounts as audited has been placed on deposit at the Rural Efistriot Council" Offices, Church Brow, Olltheroe, and ’will be open for Inspection during tlie; usual office hours by local government electors for the area of the (toundl.


ber, 1960. . T. P. BUSHTON,


. Olltheroe RJ).C. Offices,


Church Brow, OUTHEROE, IiANCS.


Dated this 11th day of Novem­


Clerk of the Council.; (


I ” LOST


1 SPARE WHEEL complete with tyre, lost from Bedford 2-ton wagon; finder rewarded.—Preston Farmers Trading Society, King Street. Olltheroe. Tel, 1061:


10 HALF-BRED EWES lost; blue W near rib.—WilliamsJBluebutte, Newton-ln-Bowland. Tel. Slald-


bum 248. _______ .


Olltheroe Advertlaer & TUnes (to LUL, at 6, Market Place. 011th- eroe. Tel. 407/8 (Two lines), U


Printed! and Published by. the


Church Brlw Garderis Tel. Clit^eroe 298


Wreaths. Beuauet^ Cut Flowers, eto.


A. PEARCE & SON. Chatfeilrn . Nurserlsa' (near Pendle,HeteU


Residence; 28 Tawer Hill. ClltheVos Tel, Chatburn 231,


____________


OUR CHRISTMAS' CLUB HAS NOW STARTED! Call and seo our wonderful range of children’s Fairy Cycles. Tricycles, Pedal Cars. Prams. Scooters, Desks and Chairs, Doll’s Cote, Electrio Trains, Scalextrlo" Hieing Cars,


_____________ CLARKS. DISPLAY OF VAN-DAL PART-TIME WORK.-APPLY:


JAMES DEWHURST, & SON (GLITHEROE) LTD.. SHAWBRIDGE MILL, CLifHEROE,


clitheroeI co-operative SOCIETY LTD,


CHRISTMAS ^ TsCHOOL-LEAVEnS reqd.; smart. Intelligent boy o(


girl for grocery department anc.


boy fo r , butchery dept. CSdOt conditions of employment. , vrttt excellent prospects. Appllmlom in writing bV November” 30th I960, addressed to: The Secretary 2, Moor Lane.


WINDOW OLEaNER r^d . for houses, Waddlngton Road (neay park gates): [Saturday mornings (or afternoon or any time con venlent ' to cleaner.—A p p ly Advertiser and Times,__________;


SHIFTWORKEHS, HOUSEWIVES, Etc.—TURN YOUR SPARK TIME INTO MONEY Without any capital outlay on your part or financial risk of any kind but by


without any o Area Manager, Radburn Lancs.


lUgatlon. “ Holmes


[ i .«O PE »m .„FO J j»A « IX a palisaded frontage. Aiwnuno-


a palisaded , , „ datlon: Vestibule: H a l lw a y ;


H o t h o r s a l l & F o r r f - i t r A 1. r A


.vucnCNrF.RS. vuuefs E51AIE AG


EN TS


hank salerooms. CLlTr'E.' IE ItL ‘Jt O


R EVENINGS 7M


AT A FRACTION OFHt HE COST YOU CAN MAKE UP


Cocktail Gowns Wedding Gowns


Evening Gowns FROM OUR i


Beautiful Fents IN .


Brocades & Satins Oddie’s Textiles


SITUATIONd VACANT


ATTENTION! Bift your hobby be . .


your Income a id pay for luxuries the pie ‘


WOMEN read, for light .assembly work; good .wages paid.—Apply: Rlppinfllles LtC, Poulsykes Mill, tneroe (by letter or I In person 1.


__ machlhe and. exclusive knitting scheme. Por details write; Dept. OA, Ideal House, %umh Lane, Bradford 8.


for pleasure and knltUng


^ j t way. Knit profit with our


your


OCEAN LINERS! and other vessels require Radiol Offlcera Salary rising to £1,260 per year • all found. Day or evening course. Students d5 td ,35 years. Pros- pectus; Northern Xtountles Radio school, 91, [Lancaster Road,


Preston.


TWO YOUNGIbOYS AGED 15- 16 YEARS REQD. TO LEARN WEAVING WITH A VIEW TO BECOMING jjjNIOR APPREN­ TICE OVERLpOKERS AT THE AGE OF 17] YEARS. APPLI CANTS SHOULD BE INTELLI­ GENT AND KEEN TO LEARN THIS WORTHWHILE TRADE. WHICH IN THE LONG TERM WOULD PROVIDE THEM WITH KEY POSITIONS IN THE INDUSTRY.-APPLY: ,


__________ CLifHEROE._________


JAMES DEWHURST & SON (CLITHEROE) LTD... 8HAWBRIDGE MILL,


EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIANS reqd.—Apply: Dynamo and Elec­ trical Services Ltd., Henthorn Road, Clltherde.


___________


DRIVER (OR TRAINEE) reqd. for local dellverlM ^ th mechanical loading; .■good wage plus bonus, —Exors. W. Ij. Grime (Tel. 51).


EXPERIENCED^ OVERLOOKER REQD. FOR OUR EVENING


IN MEMORIAM


SLATER. — In loving memory of a dear Wife, Phoebe, who died November I l th , '1966.


Not Just ttklay. but every day. We" remember.


—From her Husband, Dick. 62, Bawdlands.' ! _________


SLATER!-In loving memory of a dear Mother, who died November Uth, 1955. ! I


Beautiful ' memories, silently kept.


—B-ou, Daughter-in-law .and family.


; i . 3, Whalley Road. Sabden.


STARKIE.—Treasured memories of a dear Mother,' who died Novem­ ber 12th, 1969; also of a dear Father, who died Septembef 8th, 1946; also a dear Sister, who died September 20th, 1941.


Every day In some small way. j


STARKIE.—Lovmg d th


our dear Motper, Sarah E!llzabt who died ""


also dear Father, John, September 6th, 1946, and dear Sister, Marjorie,, September 20th, 1941.


November


memories 12th,


_____ _ 1969;


Sunshine' passes, shadows fall. But beautiful memories out­ last all. .


In a garden of rest, no worry or pain,


God bless our dear ones. Till we all meet again.


—From thkr loving Son Daughter-in-law, Teddy Florence.


Gentle Jesus up above, my Grafiny all my love.


—Prom Sandra. ' ■


. Marjorie, who died September 20th, 1941.!


STARKIE.—Treasured memories of a dear Granny, Sarah Elizabeth, who died November 12th, 1969; also Granddad, who died Septem­ ber 6th, 1946, and my dear Mum,


Sweet !,are the memories, silently kept.


18, Staveley Avenue, Sharpies, Bolton.


—Prom Jean and Brian. . ; ' ,_________


WIGNALL.'—In loving memory of Margaret Ann, who passed away November! 16th, 1959.


God saw' you, getting- weary. He did; what he thought best. He put his qrms around you, And whispered " Come and rest.’’


57, Hayhurst' Street._____________


WIGNALL-4-Tleasured memories ol a dear Mother, Margaret A. Wlg- nall, who died November 15th,


1959. I ! I


Not just to-day, but every day. Dear Mother, we think of you.


Just .havmg relations or fr:6nds you can earn £10 In a month. A postcard ol letter will bring you full detaus


■ chat with your irihdle. Nr.


Write to tottage,!’ Chorley,


PY E ’ S PRINTING WORKS URGENTLY REQUIRE SMART LADY TO\ ASSIST WITH CHRISTMASX WOR^APPLY: 42-44. YORKVSTREET. CLITH EROE. VTEL. 193,


OLITHERliE HOSPITAL. GLITHEROE


SISTER for Geriatric Ward


nursing AUJCILIARY-Pull-tlma Salary £ 3 9 7 -£ ^ per annum.


STAFF NURSE Ifor night d u ty - j2 or more nights per week. Rate of pay 4/5J p^r hour. ■


DOMESTIC ASSISTANT—Bate of pay 3/OJ per hour.


| |


WARD ORDERLY—Wage for 44- hour week, £6/19/4, plus extra payment for Sunday duties, ’


8EAMSTRE8S.4Rate , of pay fyr 44-hour week.


Applications to


£6/19/3. Matron.


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME, WHALLEY


domestic ASSISTANT.-Full pr part-time. Ra,te of pay 3/0} per


hour. Applications to iMatron.


KITCHEN HELfl reqd.: good wages, for details apply: Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley,'Nr. Olltheroe. Tel. Ohatburn 202j______ ________ I


RIBBLE MOTOR SERVICES LTD. DRIVING & CONDUCTING STAFF


VACANCIES ?IT CLITHEROE I DEPOT


• Payment whilst training for conducting duties.


• Free training for driving duties


• Assisted travel scheme. Apply:


District Traffic Sunerintendent. 13. Wellcate, Clltheroe.


MAN OR YOUTH reqd. for farm work.—Apply; ] Timothy Procter and Sons, Brick House Farm, Chipping. Tell 219 or 229, !


RECEPTIONIST^CASHIER by


for room;,


leadmg their


offered, with ^ood pay and con­ ditions to successfiu applicant!— Apply to; Mr. Barton, DE.R. Ltd., 14, Preston New Road, Blackburn,


attra tive


netf Olltheroe icU'


television position [Is


compapy shote!


riqd.


BU I LD ER’SI LABOURER reqd. Immediately—Apply: J. Schofield, Builder, Salthlil, OUtheroe. !


YOUTH 15-16 reqd. for farm work; live In or out.—L. Buckle, Hecklln Farm, Downha n, ; Tel. (Jhatburn 436.


BROGKHALL HOSPITAL.


LANGHO. Nr. BLACKBURN WANTED:


JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN (RESIDENT)


• will be Increased to 6/2 per hour from 1st January, 1961. Some overtime sharedl with two others. Modern cottage provided at [an Inclusive rental 'of 17/1 per week. Pensionable post. Employment


Instance, to the Secretary at the Hospital, giving full details [ of apprentlcesnlp and experience. [


YOUTH OR MaI} reqd. for farm- work; live qut.—B, Fletcher, Broom Hill Farm, Grlndleton. I


CLEANER req week.—Wehsi Olltheroe. •


d. for 3 half-days a ;ers, 8, Market Place,


MAN OR youth reqd. for Multry and general fann work.—Bensbn, Southport House Farm, SawICy.


PIANIST reqd.’ Saturday and Sun­ [


day.—CommerclW Hotel, Whalley Road, Clltheroel_________ •


YOUNG LADY i reqd. for office work; also smart Man for Store-


! • ■ !


keeping;’ able [to drive.—C. IR; Hargreaves, Parson Lane, (311th- ■croe.


Wreaths & Bouque^ CUT


48. PARSON LANE, I C U T H E B O E .


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA


T e l . ' : 857 ( d a y ) ; 183 ( n l e h t ) i, j I


for .


Bouquets


Fcmonai attention given to all I ;


!


Cut jjtowe’is. ytonte orders.,


Morning and Afternoon’: Coffee, Tea and Blsoulta served, '


Wreathaijand all FItral Tributes I expertly made I t erder


j B A R K E R S , WHALl'eY RCAO NURSERIES,


Ollttieroe (near PrlmrMa Bridge) Tel. 621 (any hour)


BUCKBURN 4 0 4 2 ACCRINGTON


.CUTHEROE 3 4 5


FUNERHl SERVICE 2(41


KINjG LAn|e HAI^, CLr| Friday, 3rd Februa


^FECIAL irequejts made by relatives are always


followed exactly by our com>- petent staff.


!


available for wue In hospital. J Apply, in writing In the first


LADY COMPAIi ION reqd. for widowed lady; | suit O.A.P.—Tel. 863 Padlham, I ........................ [ ’


to be engaged chlefiy In the main­ tenance work of la large psychiatric hospital (2,172 beds). Bmal posi­ tion. Wage 5/2 per hour for 142 hour week of 5 days. This rate


to approved male (tonductors after short Mriod of service,


—From !her loving Daughter] Violet, !and Son-in-law, Harry,


37. Pendle Road._______ _________ and Carol.


'WIGNALLl—In loving memory of a dear Mother and (Jrandma, who


fell asleep November 15th, 1969. At peace In God’s gatden,


Ashford, Kent.______ ;____________ |


—From EU] Evelyn; Jean and Allan, i I


WIGNALli. —In loving memory of Margaret Ann. who passed away November 15th, 1959.


MemorleP deep In our hearts to-day.


Freshwater. Isle, of Wight.


—From I Son, John, , Ruby, and Children.!


Mean' more than words could ever] say.


^


WICNALL.-^In loving memory of Margaret Ann. who passed away November 15th, 1969.


In our hearts you will always L stay,


22, De Lacy Street, I_ _ _ _ _ i


oved and remembered every day:


—From i Jenny, Gebrge and family. ;


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


LAMB ERT .-jLqylnr „ blrttiday thoughts, November 13th, of my dear Son, Hpritce.


It is sweet to remember some- ■pnC so dear,


Though absent Irom me, yet ever so near. :


13, Cockerlll Terrace, Barrow, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


—From his loving Mother.


EOCLES.—Mrs. T. lEcoles and family 'express slhcere thanks to all relatives, neighbours, work­ mates , at Messrs.' Atkinsons, membefs of the British Legion, the Clergy and members o f St.' vmcent de Paul Society of SS.! Michael and John [Church and all Other friends ‘ for floral tributes, spiritual offerings and kindness [ shown during tUelr time of sorrow: also the family doctor :and the doctors and staff of Burnley Victoria Hospital for, their kindness. .


3, Holden Strtet, Clitheroe.______


FOSTER.—Mrs. A. Foster expresses smeere; thanks to all relatives, neighbours, Mr. Nlel, ’ Mr. Fish ana aU other friends for floral tributes received and kindness- shown [during her bereavement


101. LowergUte, Olltheroe. '______ ,


RIGBY.—Mr. and Mrs. E; Har­ greaves and family wish to thank all friends and neighbours] the Grecian Mills Ltd., the Working Men’s [Club, and Joiners Arms, for , ithelTi kind expressions of sympathy! and floral tributes' received In their bereavement: also the ! family doctor for his kindness.!


, ] 98, ’Whalley Road, Olltheroe.


■ '-wish ! t o ! thank all relatives, friends: and neighbours for their- kind messages of sympathy and floral I tributes received In their bereavement; also the family doctor [for his kind attention.


ROBINSON.—The family of the late Mr. Thomas Finch Robinson


10. Dei Lacy Street, (Jlltheroe.


SINGLETON.—Mrs. Singleton and family! desire to thank all rela­ tives, (friends and neighbours for kind sympathy and floral tributes


2, New [Row, Holden, Bolton-by-Bowland.


TOWNLEY!—Mrs. P. Townley ex­ presses, sincere thanks to all relatives, ; neighbours and all other friends for floral tributes received I and kindness shown during] her time of sorrow; also


the family doctor and the nurse for their .kindness. '


;


Brookfield [Cottage, 30, Phnllco Road] Clltheroe.


, —Prom loving Husband, Ell.


Of those we loved and never forget.


and and


give


Memories of you come our way.


—From Raymond, Nellie and children. ,


Of the mother we loved and will never forget.


m em o r ia ls (IRa!nITE, MARBLE. STONE


Send fqr our seleotion of designs and prices. You will be placed ' under no obllratlen and find us anxious to !


help,


MONUMENTAL MASONS Lettering and Renovations


W.ROCK Blackburn Road


GRfeAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 2184


BIRTHS


CLARK.—On .November 9th, I960 a t : Bramley Meade,. to Margaret (nOe i Jackson) and Brian, a daughter, Susan Mary (a sister for Janet). Thanking the family doctor and all concerned.


18, Brook Street. Olltheroe. COMING OF AGE ~


RIDGWAY. — Congratulations your I 21st birthday, Leslie November 10th. 1960.


—From Mum and Dad, Brothers and Sisters, and Barbara.


’.Patricia Ann. to John David, 'second son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blythe, of Thornhill, Dewsbury, Yorks.


DEATHS


ATKINSON.—On November 7th, in hospital, Mark, the dearly loved husband of Evelyn Atkinson and loving father of Jean and Margaret, of SI, West View. Clltheroe, aged 53 years. ; Crema­ tion'was at Pleasmgton yester­ day [(November'10th).


—The Scales Funeral Service. Tel, Olltheroe 345.___________


ECCLES.—On November, 5tU, at 8, Holden Street, Clltheroe, Thomas, the dearly loved husbaiid of Margaret Eccles, aged 72 years. • R i f . Interment was at OUth­ eroe Cemetery on Wednesday last following Requiem Mass at S3. Michael and John Church. ■


—The Scales Funeral ■ Service. I 'Ibl. Clltheroe 345._________ __


FOSTER.—On November 6th, at 101, Lowergate, Ciltheroe, AquUla,


the ' dearly loved husband of Gertrude FPster, aged 86 years. Interment was at OUUieroe Cemetery on Tuesday last, November 8th.


—The Scales Funeral Service. Tel, Clltheroe 346.______ ,


HAYHURST.—On November 6th, In hospital, William, the' dearly loved husband of Ada Hayhurst, of 3, Conway Avenue, Clltheroe, aged 63 years. Service and crema­ tion' was at Pleaslngton on. Thursday, November 10th.


—The [Scales Funeral Tel] Clltheroe 346.


Service.,


MUSSON.-fOn November 7th, at Ridlesmere, Trinity Trees, East­ bourne, Dame Ellen Musson, D3E.J RH.C., LL.D„ SH.N , ! aged 93, daughter of the late W. E. Musson, surgeon, of CUtheroe.


ROBINSON.—On November 9th, In hospital. Elizabeth Alice, the dearly loved sister of Annie Robinson, of Mylah Cottage, Rlmlngton, aged 83 years. Ser-


, vice; and Interment at St. Mary's Church, Glsburn, tomiorrow (Sst- 'urday, Nov. 12th) at 12 noon. Friends please accept this, the only Intimation.'


—Enq.i R. H. Spencer, Wind Sa Tel ’. Glshum


Mill, Rlmington, 202.___________


WliJlU Daw


SINGLETON.—On November 7th, In hospital, Robert, the beloved- husband of Lena Ellen Single- ton, of New Row. Holden, In ms 68th year. Was Interred at St. Peter and Paul’s Church, Bolton- by-Bowland, on November 10th.


—T. E. Robinson, Bolton-by-, Rowland.


■


SMITH-—On November 8th, In hospital, (31ara, the beloved wife


of l-the late Herbert William Smith, of 7. Cowper Avenue, Clltheroe,' agw 84 years. Funeral from the Chapel of Rest, "Rock­ dale,’’ OUtheroe. Service In Wesley Chapel to-day (Friday, November 11th) at 2-0 p.m prior to cremation at Accrington.


—The Scales Funeral Service. Tel, OUtheroe 346.___________ _


TOWNLEY.-On November 8th, at Brookfield Oottam, 30, Plmlleo Road. CUtheroe, Percy, the dearly loved husband of Hannah ■ S. , Tbwnley. aged 78 years. Crema- ' tlon was at Pleaslngton on Wed­ nesday last following a service In St. [Mary’s Church.


—The Scales Funeral Service.' 73el. CUtheroe 345.


______


WHITTAKER.-On November 9th, 1960, In hospital, Thomas' Edward, the beloved husband of Ada Whittaker, of 15. Derby- Street, CUtheroe, aged 72 years. Service In St. James’s Church at 10-30 ajn. prior to Interment at Olltheroe Cemetery at 11 a.m. to-morrow (Saturday. November 12th).


—Bennett, CUtheroe. Tel. 682. IN MEMORIAM


COOK.—In loving memory of a dear Mother, who died November . 14th. 1940; also a dear Father, who died August 1st, 1930.


Thoughts drift back to bygone days.


. -! —From Son Bill, and Ada.


CROA8DALE.—In loving memory of my dear Husband, Robert, who died Ifovemher Uth, 1969.


Not Just to-day, but every day. Remembered.


—From his loving Wife, AUce.


ISHERV/OOD.—In loving memory of I a dear Brother [and Uncle - Gtorge, who died Noyember 16th,


received ' during their recent bereavement. , ’


Just a token of love and remembrance, I


His memory, to us a treasure. His loss a lifetime’s regret.


forget, . [


p f the one we loved and don’t '


—Nellie, Jack. Bert, Barbara and Joyce.


LOCKLEY. — In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father, John, who died. November 13th,


—lYom his loving! Wife and lamlly,


66, Hayhurst Street, Clltheroe.


Memories of a loved one, th at' years can never dim


(Frank Farrar’s ' Lion


aa shown on TV 28th October (‘‘Pw p le l I


recently photographed' in the i | "------ N T . -------'


R, D. BLACK! — -------- & SONS, LTD.


OASTLEGATE BRANCH, ( 3k Do not miss this great


Entrance by side shop and exit by ni form by side sho]


PLEASE NOTE


TO-MQRROW (SAT| (19th November)


BETWEEN 11 a.m. &


SPECIAL VISl . ' :— .OF —


Life goes on, but memories. stay.


-r.-' Calderstqnes Staff Social and I DANCE


'in THE (HOSPITAL .BALLRO FRIDAY, 25tli NOYEMB]


DANCE4G, 8-30 p.m. to S a.m., to the E SPOT PRIZES — UCENi


Tickets: 5/- Each (including B 1'


'Proceeds for Blackburn Grpl


Mr. and Mrs. W. L. King have pleasure In aimounclng the engagement of their daughter


ENGAGEMENTS ] I BLYTHE-KING


: TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30: SATURDAY


JANE POWELL, HOWARD KEEL In “ SEVEN b I BROTHERS." Cinemascope. Ansco cJ


Week commencing Novem))er 2|lk


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESD/i LEE PATTERSON. BARBARA SHElj


PEADLY RE A lsa -“ IAn;.BREi


'


'The mystery of the stUettq and the i '


'


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7.30: SATURDAI CARL BOEHM, MOIRA SHEARER, AN|


I MAXINE AUOLEY In! Eastnlan dolor. PEEPING


Powerful adult entertainment I A gripping t a | unusual thriller, the photographer who nroul j


camera.


Booking Offi(;e open Wednesday and Saturday! other times at The General Offloe, 2, Moor Lanai '


2-15 p.m. to 6 p.m, Tol. Glitherool


Ffom . . .


CUTHEROE CO-OPERATIVf SOCIETY LTD.


Next door to General Office Moor Lane


— OUR -


‘We invite you to call in and loci wonderful selection of Toys suitar


-OPEN DAILY (except WEll ‘ (Closed for Lunch 11-45 'a,m. toj


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