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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 2, 1961. =^nrailllllllllllHIII]llll1lIU]llllllH!lllllll!ll!1llliaillllllllllllllllHllllllinHIHIll]ll]lllinilIllinillllll1Ulllllllllllllll!l!l!!3lllll1lllllllllllllllll1lil!l!!lllll!lllllllllll!1llllll'll' lllllllul'*lj I PRIMROSE GARAGE


■ CLITHEROE LTD. — Selected Used Vehicles:


1959 AUSTIN A.55 FARINA da luxe laloon; green, heater, one owner, immaculate condition.


1958 WOLSELEY 1500 saloon; beige and maroon, heater, radio, good condition.


1957 AUSTIN A.35 saloons; fitted heater. Choice of two. 1957 MORRIS 1000 2-door de luxe saloon; grey. In good condition. 1957 STANDARD 6cwt. VAN; blue, good condition.


1954 MORRIS MINOR 2-door saloon; black, heater, good condition. 1959 AUSTIN A.40 saloon de-luxe, tartan red, heater, washers, excep­ tional condition.


1958 AUSTIN A.55 duo green saloon, heater, very good condition throughout.


1960 VAUXHALL CRESTA saloon, one owner, immaculate condition. AT BARGAIN PRICES:


1947 HUMBER SNIPE, heater, M.o.T. Certificate .......... only £35 1951 VAUXHALL WYVERN, heater ....................................... £50 1955 AUSTIN A.40 VAN, green .............................................. £65


F. W. L. STEELE & Co. Auctioneers and Estate Agents,


1-3, CASTLE GATE. CLITHEBOE. TEL . 1 0 9 2 ._________ _


EDISFORD PAR K, CLITHEROE


NEW DETACHED AND SEMI­ DETACHED HOUSES


The only types s t ill available for completion 1961 are—


3-bedroom semi-detached with garage a t £2,525 (2 only).


3-bedroom De Luxe Semi-detached with garage at £2,950 (1 only),


and 4 plots available for 3/4 bed­ room detached from £3,250,


be Plans, specifications, etc. may


inspected at the offices of: F. W. L. S T E E LE & CO..


1-3. CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE. CL ITHEROE


floo in road position. Two first R r rooms. Separate entrance.


Ma OFFICES TO LET


easonable rent. Details: F. W. L. STEE LE & CO.,


1-3. CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE. By RICHARD TURNER & SON


By Direction of Major Atkinson


Complete Dispersal Sale of Farm­ ing Livestock at


SPRING HEAD BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


have received instructions to sell by Auction


RICHARD TURNER & SON


Upon the Premises (farm sold) on


MONDAY NEXT. JUNE 5th the whole of his


151 HEAD OF BEEF AND STORE CATTLE AND 50 SWALEDALE EWES with Lambs


Sale at 12-30 n.m. Terms: Cash. all as previously advertised.


AUCTIONEERS’ OFFICES: BENTHAM (Tel. 444/5/0)


Bv R. C. KNIG H T & SONS 1 The


Valuable Dairy Stock and Sheep Farm


siven old Character House. Exten­ O premises. Main Electricity. wn Water. 195 acres


A G miles from Clitheroe


mainly sound lowland pasture. Valuable Fell Grazing Rights. w R.-C. KNIG H T & SONS


ruv.li.lln Si.i'Uly Of <, ice Farts. Backed by B.M.C.


1 j


Technical Servu e and trained mechanics, Exchange engines and units. Warranted for 12 months.


Telephone 883 (3 lines) CLITHEROE


NEW BUNGALOWS by P LA C EW E LL LTD.


at BA LM O RA L AVENUE CONWAY AVENUE


off Hcnthorn Road; 1-mile town centre £1.875 and £2.075


Including road charges, fitted Kitchen. 2 or 3 Bedrooms. Garage space.


Enquire Site Office— Saturday or Sunday afternoon — or Ryder and Dutton. F.A.L.P.A.. 17. St. Ann’s Square, Manchester 2. Tel. BLA. 0046.


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S Auctioneer's Ollices: 130. Mount 2treet. London W.l. (May 0023);


FRIDAY. JU NE 23rd. 1961. at 3 n.m.


(Te. Upper King Street. Norwich a Vendor’s Solicitors: Evans, Baker


l. 27161). Pnd Co., 8. Queen Anne Street,


ortland Place. London W.l. (Museum 0111).


By T. H. T A Y LO R & SON, F.A.I.


12, INGS AVENUE, BARNOLDSWICK


T. H. TAYLOR & SON. F.A.I. will sell by auction at


THE SEVEN STARS INN. BARNOLDSWICK. on


MONDAY. 12th JUNE a t 7-30 p.m.


S The accommodation comprises: mitting Room 15ft. 9in. x 8ft. with Rodern tiled fireplace; Living moom 14ft. x 13ft. Gin. with b odern tiled fireplace and all night 3urner grate; Scullery 12ft. 6in. x aft. 7in. with sliding doors, hot Snd cold water to Stainless Steel Glink Unit; Pantry with * shelving: Beazed Entrance Porch; Front B droom 13ft. lOin. x 12ft. 9in.; Back Bedroom 13ft. x 8ft. 6in.;


the above Freehold Semi-detached House


INTELLIGENT GIRLS


INTERVIEWS ARE NOW BEING ARRANGED FOR SEVERAL VACANCIES IN


DESIGN REPRODUCTION Air-conditioned Studio


Canteen Facilities, etc.


These Vacancies will occur at the beginning of August. Young Girls who are interested in Art should bring examples of their work when applying to:


THE CALICO PRINTERS ASSOCIATION ------------------------


LIMITED ------------------------


WHALLEY ABBEY WORKS, BARROW Near BLACKBURN.


PERSONAL


MRS. E. LAMB ER T. REGISTERED B A R C L E Y CORSETIERE.


1. WHITTAM CRESCENT. Whalley. ________ Tel. Whalley 3345.________


FA C IA L HAIRS expertly removed by Miss Tomlinson. D.R.E.. 2. St. James Row, Burnley. Tel. G678. Hours: Mon.. Wed.. Fri.. 1-30—6 p.m.; Sat., by appointment.


GISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD. (A ll Attested)


c ORTNIGHTLY SALE of 250 In- nalf and 150 Store Cattle at 12


FTUESDAY NEXT. JU NE Gth oon.


THURSD AY NEXT. JUNE 8th S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and


aALE of 250 Newly-Calved Cows ond Heifers, being a large majority cf farmers’ cattle but Including


and the North. 1 Judging at 10-30 a.m. Ballot at


onsignments direct from Scotland


oALE of Fatstock being upwards Pf: 200 Cattle: 500 Sheep; 150 Cigs; 100 Killing and Rearing


0-45 a.m. Sale at 11 a.m. S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and


a.m. Cattle (clean cattle first); 12 noon Pigs (licence needed); 2 p.m Sheep.


alves. Grading at 8 a.m. Sales at: 10 a.m. Calves; 11


swine fever restrictions. RICHARD TURNER & SON. Auctioneers and Secretaries. BENTHAM (Tel. 444/5/G) Near Lancaster.


No Sale of Store Pigs due to Telephone: WHALLEY 3333/4


THE H E L L IFIE LD AUCTION MAR T CO. LTD.


S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and cALE of upwards of 90 Newly- f alved Cows and Heifers from local carms, including several entries of bhoice Heifers direct from the


MONDAY NEXT. JUNE 5th


reeder. Judging 11-15 a.m. Sale 11-30.


710 Home-bred Steers and Heifers; Grading 9 a.m. Sale 11-15 a.m.


0 Fat Cows and Bulls; 600 Fat Lambs. Shearlings and Ewes; 20 Fat Pigs; 15 Calves.


TH U RSD AY NEXT. JU NE 8th 1 WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK.


of REAT ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE T 270 top quality Dairy Cattle for 5. Entwistle, Esq.. Preston. Viz. 60 Dehorned Friesian In-calf Cows, h teeth, due July/Sept.: 50 De­


SATURDAY. JU NE 10th G a t 12 noon promnt


Ayrshire Cows. 6 teeth, due July/ Sept.: 50 Dehorned Friesian Heifers due July/Oct.: 30 horned Friesian Heifers due July/Oct.; 30 Ayrshire Cows, due July/Sept.; 20 Shorthorn Cows, due July/Sept.; 30 selected B. and W. Bulling Heifers.


orned Friesian and Friesian x


o This annual feature offers an hutstanding selection of hardy alllph yielding young dairy cattle by specially selected and reserved h Mr. Entwistle for this sale. The ceifers are all promising sorts and


a FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SHOW Cnd SALE of In-calf and Store


an be recommended. TUESDAY. JUNE 13th


THE CL ITHEROE AUCTION MART C O. LTD.


Salet 11-30 a.m. prompt. Weekly 5 the following will be on oiler: 45-


AMONDAY NEXT. JU NE 5th of Calves and Fatstock. when


Sheep; 50-60 Pigs. Last Sale Nos.: Cattle 43; Sheep 488; Pigs 51.


45 Cows. Steers and Heifers; 400- 50 Lambs. Hoggets. Ewes and


a attle at 11 a.m.. when 40-50 local Cnd North Country Newly-calved


WEDNESDAY NEXT. JU NE 7th CWEEKLY PRIZE SALE Of Dairy


ows and Heifers will be forward. b All Classes of Store Sheep will


Cattle Sale. VAt 2 p.m.—Sale of Store Pigs.


Ge ORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SALE Of a.mld and In-calf Cattle at 11 w .. when upwards of 160 head seill be forward, including a good Clection of Summer and Autumn


separately. F FR ID A Y NEXT. JUNE 9th


alving Cows and Heifers. Tel. 325.


Last Sale Nos.: 181. j . W. MARSHALL. Secretary.


e offered at the close of the accinated Pigs will be penned


Tel. Hellifield 226.


attle. Entries invited. M. H. SKIDMORE. Secretary.


MR. H. T A T T E R SA L L along with MR. W. SMITH


w ill attend Clitheroe Auction Mart (on Market Days) to JUNE 30th to


FARMERS


NEW MACHINES IN STOCK BY A L L LEADING MAKER S


BALERS. MOWERS. WUFFLERS


MU LTI -LEV EL BA LE ELEVATORS H A YM A KER S . TEDDERS


SIDE D E LIV ER Y RAKES. Etc.. Etc.


Depots: Clithcroo and Haslingdcn Auction Marts. Inquire:


LINDLEY FATE


GISBURN Telephone 251.


supply wool sheets to his farmer customers


WALTS LTD.


31 Castle Street C L ITH ER O E


Telephone: Clitheroe 136 LOST


GR EY K ID GLOVE and blue kid glove lost: Primrose Bridge district.—190. Whalley Road


Clitheroe. AT STUD


2 8 0A R S at stud: Pod. Essex and ped. large white Sows and Gilts accom. Transport available.—G Simpson. Grlndleton (Chat. 2031


PEDIGREE LA R G E WHITE BOAR at stud.—Shoesmith, Copy Nook, Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. Bolton-


by-Bowland 264. Site


18. PABSON LANE CLITHEROE.


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA


'Phone Clitheroe 183 (Day and Night) lor


flXeatks. . Bouquets Cut g iW * . CpeantS


Personal attention given to all orders.


Morning and Afternoon- Pnffee. Tea and Biscuits served.


)


ill offer for sale by auction at The Station Hotel. Ciithcroc


E L LER B EG K HA L L FARM. SLAIDBURN


« ■


The Semi-detached Reside//! “ WINDYRIDGE.’,'


p In quiet cul-de-sac and bleasant rural outlook, Hrick-built Property com It Dall: Lounge with bay .-•wit; Lining Room, Scullery (Kltf Tarder. On the Upper' f-| Bhree Bedrooms and com'-— The Site allows for a veryl|


34. MOORLAND CRESCEtfl! C L ITHEROE p .


athroom and W.C.


Garden area to the rear W a normal frontage.


£26. Annual Ground Rent::£5 Vacant Possession on comple:


Mains Services. Rateable V


Bank Salerooms, Clithcroe. T ( l£ 5 . By C. W. PROVIS & SO Nik!


Auctioneers and Estate AgdL


Viewing: By appointment, w! HOTHERSALL & FORRESt|


By Order of the Trustee Matihger, District Bank Ltd. and Henry Parkinson Esq.


Sale by Auction of


belonging to the estate of the late Alfred Taylor, Esq., of Whnlley. near Clitlicroe. to be held at the


ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND COLLECTION OF VICTORIANA


C CHEETHAM TOWN HALL


Knowsley Street) Manchester 8, on c THURSD AY . JUNE 15th, 1961 inabinet and Display Tables; lold-


hectham Hill Road (corner of


ommencing at 11 a.m. prompt. C Comprising: Mahogany Display L g Top Card and other Tables;


NEW HOUSES


LANCSHAW DRIVE. CL ITHEROE A select site in a quiet residen­


tial area.A few sites still available for


^Plans available for Inspection at our office. We


x, Mr. s


hthat Messrs. Leonard Frankland Pave appointed us agents for the hark Avenue development. Work aas now commenced on this site, t nd 30 houses and bungalows are


_ . P A R K AVENUE. are pleased to announce


our office. Prices: 2-bcdroomed Bungalows


£1950: 3-bedroomed Semi-Detached Houses £2050._____________________


CLITHEROE


B erraced House. 3 Bedrooms. WADD1NGT0N


T No. 6. YO R K STREET athroom


Three Beds.; quiet area. B LA C K BURN


New Superior Detached BUNGALOW


T odern Semi-Detached House. chree Beds, and Bath. Excellent


M FECITT BROW ondition.


FISHER & CO..


4. KING LANE. CLITHEROE. ____________ TEL. 257.____________


! . seer; lacquered Paper Mache Table ' Trays; Tea Caddies, etc.; other Tea


wadder-back Chairs; set of Rose­ Bood Dining Chairs; Oak Dresser; Bureaux; c o r n e r Cupboards; Flanket Chest; Cradle; Miniature Purniture; wool and silk worked Criesictures and Samplers; Wheatley's


of London. Drawing by Land-


Caddies; Musical Box; Eeadwork: Bristol. Nailsea and Hunslet Glass' Wine Glasses; Paper Weights; over 100 pieces of lustre-ware; decora­ ers:tive China; Cottage Pastille Burn­


C Snuff Boxes; Patch Boxes; o ard and Spectacle Cases and other abjects of Vcrtu and Art; precious


have been instructed to catalogue and sell ns above.


nd semi-prccious Bijouterie, etc. C. W. PROVIS & SONS


saRefreshments available on day of togues (one shilling each' applv to


Hall on Wednesday, June ifllh. 1961. from 10 a.m. to 4 imp.


On view at the Ghcctbam Town


le. l For further particulars .n?d cata­ (he Auctioneers. 2. Booth street


Manager. District Bank Ltd.. 57. King Street (DEA 5466) both in Manchester 2.


CEN 2800) or to the Trustee


PUBLIC NOTICES MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT. 1947


b The Minister of Transport here­ my gives notice that he proposes to abake an Order under S.49 of the u ove Act authorising the stopping t p of a length of a footpath at


Clitheroe, Lancashire, in order to enable development, consisting of p the use of land for the storage,


he Eastern end of Salthlll Road.


t arking and testing of agricul­ iural appliances, to be carried out


mission granted to Messrs. Atkia- son Agricultural Appliances Ltd., by Clitheroe B.C.


lOin. with modern fittings and cylinder and airing cupboard. Outside—Garage 15ft. x 9ft. 6in. with sliding doors. Washhouse and Fuel Store and Coal Bunker. Pleasant Gardens at front and side. R.V. £21.


athroom and W.C., 7ft. 9in. x 5ft.


nd Co.. 100, High Street, Skipton. Tel. 2288.


W A N T E D


OLD GUNS, Pistols. Rifles. Revolv­ ers reqd.; best prices paid—Peter Field. Pendle Hotel. Chatburn. Tel. 234.______________________


WEEK-END COUNTRY COTTAGE reqd.: 2 bedrooms and garden.— Write: Box U2, Advertiser and Times.________________________


MODERN DETACHED HOUSE or Bungalow reqd.: 3 beds., garage; pleasant situation.—Write: Box W7. Advertiser and Times._____


WHITE B A L L E T ' DRESS reqd.: B length 28in„ chest 31in. — Write:


HOUSE OR F LA T reqd. (rent or buy) by married couple; in Clith­


ox W9. Advertiser and Times.


HOUSE, Cottage or small Farm reqd. to buy or good rent could be offered: Clitheroe or Blackburn district.—Write: Box T7, Adver­ tiser and Times.


eroe or district.—Write: Box W8. Advertiser and Times.__________


T R IC Y C LE reqd. for 4 year old; state price.—Write: Box W2 Advertiser and Times.


S U I T A B L E ACCOMMODATION reqd. by civil servant, wife and daughter aged 7 for 3 months approx, commencing July.—Write: Box W6. Advertiser and Times.


JOHN HOLT


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


— DEAD OR ALIVE Day and Night Service Fat Horses bought at Ton Prices


R.S.P.C.A. HUMANE KILLERS USED


ING HEYS FARM


Laneshaw Bridge, Colne TEL, WYCOL LER 200


CARPET ALTERATIONS


CLEANING


RE-FITTING SERVICE


SUNWAY VENETIAN BLINDS


Free Fitting Service.


lie expense, for which the liifeb.wn authority is to be the^fClithny / B.C.


r Further particulars and ar­ Cangements for viewing from the


ahe Solicitors. Messrs. J. P. Mewies


hartered Auctioneers, Swadford t Chambers. Skipton. Tel. 2226. Or


elevant Plan may be inspected Room 1/03. Ministry of Transpoi St. Christopher House, Southwai Street. London. S.E.I., and at t! Clitheroe B.C. Offices. Town Clerk Office. The Castle. Clitheroe, Lai cashirc, free of charge, at al reasonable hours during thru months from the date of publics! tlon of this notice.


r Copies of the Draft Order


qo the making of the Orde: n Assistant Secretary.


uoting KL 23/20/0217. A C. H. WYKES


District comprising the above named Rural District has appoin­ fted the AUDIT OF THE ACCOUNTS


t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


hat the District Auditor of the


1or the year ended the 31st March. a961. of the above named Council, Cnd of their Officers, and of any cilommittee appointed by the Coun­ a whose accounts arc subject to t udit as part of the accounts of


he Council, to commence on Monday the 31st day of July. 1961. at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, at Ro the Council Offices 32. Pimlico


ootpath maintainable at the pub. . . ....


i|Ly — n accordance with planning per­


r The proposed Order will also fequire the provision of a new


Premises. Tenanted. Modern Flat above. Shop V.P. R.V. £30.


Spacious double-fronted Shop


BUSINESS PREMISES 54-50. LOWERGATE


p We have several sound and Crofitable Businesses for sale.


onsult us for further particulars. FISHER & CO..


4, K ING LANE. C LiTHEROE. TEL. 257.


By H. SWINGLEHURST FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


An Attractive Freehold Stone-built Dwcilinghousc known as WEST BANK.


E Containing: Entrance Porch; xntrance Hall; Sitting Room 12ft.


WEST BRADFORD. NR. CL ITHEROE


Living Room 14ft. Gin. x 13ft. Din. mew Baxl fireplace); Kitchen: Pantry; 2 double Bedrooms and 1 single Bedroom; Bathroom (fitted lino to all the first floor). Outside Coals and W.C. Excellent Water. Electricity and Drainage. R a t e a b l e Value £19. Vacant Possession.


13ft. with modern fireplace;


Plans may be inspected and further particulars obtained from


o be erected in the near future.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


Furnishing Fabrics IN


PRINTS BROCATELLES BROCADES SATINSNETS MUSLINS


THE BEST ONLY AT Oddie’s Textiles


New condition; all sizes. Many soiled bargains and Carpets at sale prices. Just a word to those looking for large and odd-sized carpets. Now in stock: 6 x 4, 5i x 4, 5* x 31, 6 x 4, 5 x 3i, 5 x 3 . 4± x 4, 44 x 34, 44 x 24. 4 x 4. 4 x 31. 4 x 24, 34 x 24, etc., etc. All pile tufted through. Carpets from £6/10/0; 4 x 3s from £12. Please Note.—No connection with any door-to-door canvasser.


SHIP’S CARPETS __________ SKIPTON.__________ No. 15. BELMONT BRIDGE.


89, LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Also at


TAPSELL & WEST, “ The Old Firm,” Opposite New Inn,


VAN-DAL SHOES with the EXTRA SMART LOOK.—D. Lord and Son. 5. Moor Lane. Clltheroc.________


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


BROADLOOM


Example: 5 x 4 yards £27//10/0. Delivered and fitted free.


39 LEEDS ROAD. NELSON Tel. G2b1G. Also at Skipton.


TAPSELL & WEST


DIANA BROADWAY PLUS fitting for the broader foot.—D. Lord and Son. 5. Moor Lane, Clithcroe.


CYRIL LORD CARPETS.—Ring t Whailey 2233 or write lor samples


o 3. Kiddings Lane, Whnlley


RE-UPHOLSTERY.—Save middle­ man’s profit, wo recover your l treasured 3-piece as new for as


SITUATIONS VACANT


ATTENTION! Let your hobby be your Income and pay for your f luxuries the pleasant way. Knit


PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS reqd. for first-class work. — Apply: John Watson and Sons. York Street. Clltheroe._________


OCEAN LINERS and other ships require Radio Officers; day or evening course. Prospectus; Northern Counties Radio School. 91. Lancaster Road. Preston.


kor pleasure and profit with our knitting machine and exclusive wnitting scheme. For details Lrite: Dept. CA, Ideal House.


umb Lane. Bradford H.


SMART FEMA LE ASSISTANT FOR GROC ERY TRADE.—


C. R. HARGREAVES & SON. PARSON LANE. CLITHEROE.


GROC ERY MANAGER reqd. for Clitheroe branch; fully experl- enced: good stock records essential; multiple scale wages: age immaterial. EXPERIENCED


the largest stock In Lancashire.


any ohurchyard.


MEMORIALS Make your selection from


of pleasing designs Granite. Marble or ftona. and can deliver and .erect In


FECITT BROS. MEMOR IAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1860


Whalley New Road BLACKBURN ’Phone: 6248


FEM A LE ASSISTANT, lull time; references essential.—Apply in writing to: Althams Head Office. Queens Park. Burnley. Lancs.___


DOMESTIC WORKER, reqd. for mornings; six-day week: times to suit buses. — Shireburn Arms Hotel. Hurst Green. Tel. Stony­


hurst 208,


WADDINGTON and WEST BRAD- FORD C.E, (AIDED) SCHOOL. Rlbble Valley. Assistant Teacher reqd.: staff 3 (C.E. communi­ cant): lower juniors. Forms: County Hall. Wakefield. Yorks. l Applications to he returned not


B RO C KH A LL HOSPITAL. LANGHO, BLACKBURN. WANTED—


Preferably aged 20 to 25 years with G.C.E. education and aptituae for figures, but younger applicants


STORES C LER K (MALE)


Salary according to age: £260 at age 16; £285 at age 17; £330 at age 18; £385 at age 20: £41.5 at ago 21: £520 at age 25. and rising automatically to £650 but with prospects of earlier promotion to a suitable applicant. Ampc opportunities to train and qualify Ap in hospital administration.


t I including those sitting G.C.E. his year) would be considered.


pittle as £10. Chairs £3. Over 100 matterns for your choice. Work­


teed. Collections, deliveries, free. Phone or write to-day and we will be pleased to call evenings at your convenience. Distance no object.—Beakbnne. 68. Sandygate Burnley. Tel. 71R8.____________


anship first class and guaran­


£6 TAX, £13/3/3 COMPREHEN­ SIVE INSURANCE


You get 70 to 90 m.p.g. with Lsetta, Ileinkel, Bond or Reliant l tlirec-whcclers. We have all the


p Note.—A really well built aroperty in the centre of this mttractive village ready for im­ h ediate occupation. The Dwelling- ,


ouse has been recently com­ pletely redecorated.


from: JOHN H. SWINGLEHURST. A.R.I.C.S.. F.A.I..


BOLTOK-BY-BOWLAND. NEAR CLITHEROE.


Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 220. TENDERS


Forms of tender, obtainable from tike undersigned, to be returned i&lt later than 9 ami. on Monday,


th June, 1961.


TENDERS are to be invited for the demolition of an old three-storey i brewery and site clearance, etc.,


_____________ Supplies Officer.


2 During three months from the bnd June, 1961. any person maj py notice to the Minister of Trans,


I


ort. St. Christopher House, South­ twark Street. London. S.E.l, objec:


write for particulars to; Parker. Heys Hi Rushworth, New Market Street. Clitheroe.____________ _


ractors should in the first place


WEST RIDING COUNTY COUNCIL T EDUCATION DEPARTMENT


Tenders are invited for CHIMNEY SWEEPING at the Calderstones Hospital, Whalley. Nr. Blackburn, during the twelve months com­ mencing 1st July, 1961.


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


G. MITCHELL. Group Secretary and


tn Clithcroe. Interested con­


port of Meals from School Kitchens in Skipton. Barnolds- wick. Earby, Stceton, Silsden. Addingham, Grassington and in R the Sedbcrgh, Settle and Rowland


Pr962.ospective contractors should hold e the necessary •• B " licence or its torms of tender and further par­


1ural Districts during the period 1st August, 1961, to 31st July.


F quivalent.


uiculars may be obtained from the t ndersigned to whom completed


enders should bo returned in the envelope provided by 10 a.m. on Friday, 16th June. 1961.


Education Office, Water Street. Skipton.


a ad. Clitheroe. when and where t ny local government elector of rhe District may be present or be oepresented and may make any t bjections to such accounts before


accounts of the Rural * District Council and of their Officers and Committee duly made up and balanced, together with all rate books, account books, deeds con­ mtracts and accounts, and docu­


FURTHER GIVEN t h a t the


d ents relating thereto, will be 3eposited at the Council Offices.


2. Pimlico Road, Clitheroe and t will be open during office hours to


phe deposited accounts without 961.


ayment. 1 DATED this 2nd dav of June.


Council Offices. 32. Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.Lancs.


L. D. TELFORD, Clerk to the Council.


ehe inspection of all persons Inter­ asted for seven clear days immedi­ stely before the Audit and any


Divi D. MATTHEW. sional Education Officer. “ situ a t io n s vacant


he District Auditor. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY


PART-TIME WORKERS reqd. for Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings; times to suit buses.— Shireburn Arms Hotel. Hurst Green. Tel. Stonyhurst 208,


SMART FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANT REQD. FOR HIGH . CLASS LADIES’ AND GENTS'. FOOTWEAR: GOOD CONDI­ TIONS.—WRITE: BOX W5, ADVERTISER AND TIMES.


uch person shall be at liberty to t make copies of or extracts from


EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE DRIVERS reqd. by Dutton Trans­ port Ltd. for local and long distance work: above union rates of pay and bonus scheme in operation.—Apply: Now Garage. Mitton Road, Whalley. Tel. 2330/


L1/2. _____________________________ __ Mill. Clitheroe. Tel, 150.______


OOM SWEEPER reqd. for silk looms—Apply: Wm. Westhead and Sons Ltd.. Salford Bridge


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL HEALTH DIVISION No. 5 AMBULANCE SERVICE


Following re-organisation of the service tltere are now a number


F O R M IR E


MODERN SELF DRIVE.—8 and 10 h.p. and 6-seater Saloons; mobile l Caravan: day. weekly and month­


Sy quotations—Craven Motor Co. kipton. Phone 2212-3.


MODERN 4 - BERTH TOURING CARAVAN for hire.-C. Hdoley *7. Woone Lane, after 6 p.m


PR IV A T E LY OWNED 4.BERTH OAROVAN for tow h ire -F I-Iindle, 5. Windsor Avenue. Clithcroe. Tel. 1120.


of additional vacancies for ambu­ lance driver/attendants at the a Accrington, Clitberoo, Darwen


Snd Great Harwood Ambu.nnce tations, for which applications


•lhe wngoedrbr qualified personnel Is £ 11/ 11/0 (day worker) and £14/5/2 (shift worker) for a 42- hour week. The conditions of service arc those of the National Joint industrial Council. Appli­ cants must possess a cuuent driving l ic e n c e . Application forms, together with any neces­ sary information can be obtained from the Divisional Medical ofiiccr 19. St. James' Street. Accrington, to whom completed forms should be returned not I n t e r than 15th June. 1961.------


reqd for kitchen work; must have a sense of vocation. Apply. Manageress.____________________


RlACKBURN AND DISTRICT


1 DOMESTIC ASSISTANT— approx. 1 op hours per week. Rate of pay


1 3/21 per hour. t NURSING AUXILIARY. (p a r t -


Applications to Matron. CLITHcEl' M ° oSeP ,T A L '


c HF ime) for day and night duty.


1 S R.N. or S.E.A.N. reqd. for night duty— part-time.


BnAMLEHY OM^EAWE HALMETLAYERN'TY enders are invited for the trans­ HA L L B ANK FARM. Price and further particulars catest models in stock. Your


motor cycle gladly taken in part exchange. For the best terms t consult the leading bubble and


ar. present three-wheeler or


hree-wheeler specialists in the t North . . . who have a good selec­


THE CRAVEN MOTOR CO. LTD.. SKIPTON. Tel. 2212/3.


wheelers.ion of used bubble and three-


LADIES’ AND GENTS.’ NYLON GARMENTS supplied with. NO r DEPOSIT: no laundry, repair or


RUSBRIDGE will give you the best prices for your old JEWELLERY or will make you a good offer in part exchange for new goods.—24. King William Street. Blackburn. Tel. 7920._____________________


CREAM GAS BOILER for sale; os new; £5.—17. Princess Avenue after 6 p.m. __________________


weekly rental only.—Phone or write: Borough Laundry. Owen Street. Accrington. Tel. 32216.


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY SANDILANDS FARM.


RIMINGTON. Nr. CLITHEROE


A T.T. Dairy Farm of 47 acres situated in Rimington village View any week-day mot Sunday). Vacant Possession owner-occupier.


RIMINGTON. CLITHEROE


CORNER HOUSE, King Lane. Clitheroc. Mens sateen striped good wearing Shirts with half- lining: all sizes.________________


CHILDREN’S RIDING PONY for sale; 12.2 h.h. jet black gelding; very quiet in traffic; suitable for


eplacement worries either; fixed


(Onen Saturday afternoon.) b i r t h s


m il l «TON—On Sunday. May C2°8thS to Phllemena and Brian,


55. Torren Drive. Cardiff.___ W ®


a daughter, Elizabeth Ann. o f


ater than Juno 10th to: The Clitheroe.


Chairman of the Managers, The Vi c a r a g e . Waddington. Near


The Brooklets, Slaidhurn, Nr. niitheroe, Lancs.


Blackburn, a son. .. COMING OF AGE


n ix O N—Congratulations. Jean, on your 21st birthday. June Gth. May health and happiness be yours always.


_Mum. Dad. Audrey and Dermis. 12, Walker Street. Clithcroe


HIG H AM .—Congra tulations, on your 21.st birthdaj. Love and best wishes.


—All nty love. Frances. Fred. --Mum. Dad and Gordon, j


HIGH AM.—Congratulations. F: ed, oil your 21st birthday.


ply to The Secretary at the Hospital._______ _______________


BRADLEYS (CHESTER) LTD.. C.olhicrs and Outfitters, Castle


Street. CUtbcroo. have a vacancy for Junior Salesman; experience an advantage but not essential: splendid opportunity to learn the p trade: good conditions and pros­


aects for willing and enthusiastic Fpplicant: regular employment^-


FEMA LE KITCHEN ASSISTANT reqd.: accommodation provided:


or particulars: Apply to The Manager.____ _____________


MOTOR MECHANIC l'eqd.: per­ manent job for right man. Apply Saturday afternoon or evenings 7-30 to 8-30.—Hayhursts of Clltheroe. Bridgewater Garage.


good wages.—Apply: Spread Eagle Hotel. Sawley. Nr. Clitheroe. Tei. Chatburn 202.


CONGENIAL OUTDOOR OCCUPA­ TION FOR LADIES requiring part-time work: 9-30—1-30 or to suit own convenience: basic wave £4. plus commission and monthly bonus; full training given, so ex­ perience not essential: ideal situation to earn extra cash for i the holidays.—Please^ write for


Snterview to: Mrs. J. Rose. 1. Hill


STRONG LAD OR MAN reqd. for general farm work: live in or out.


treet, Crawshawbooth Rossen- dale._______________ __________


Pate Windy Pike Farm Glsburn.


PUNCH BOWL HOTEL, HURST GREEN


BAR ASSISTANT REQD.—


P LEASE A P P LY TO: MR. J. DIDSBURY


T R U T E X HEAD OFFICE, Grlndle­ ton, Clitheroe. Tel. Chatburn 261/2/3. Trutex have a clerical t vacancy in their production con­


lrol department and invite young aadles with clerical experience and an Interest in figures to i pply for the position. The work


B.S.A. 250c.c. 1949. for sale; per­ fect: M.O.T. cert, and taxed March, 1962; with helmet, goggles, flying jacket.—14, Peel Park Avenue.__________________


STANDARD FORDSON for sale; power takc-oif. new magneto, pulley; very good tyres; sound F tractor; £38. — Hodgson, Moor


TOP SOIL for sale; £4 per load of 5 or 6 tons.—Tel. Clitheroe 702.


arm. Waddington.


RUSBfMDGE for high-class WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS. All work carried out by our own craftsmen and fully guaranteed 24. King William St.. Blackburn.


CORNER" HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Ladies' Empire Overalls and button-through short sleeve;


Belts. Brilliantes. Coatings. Suit­ ings. Woollens. Blazer Cloths. Knitted Jersey Cloths. Bridal Brocades, Satins. Laces. Nets. Lan­ cashire Cottons. Spuns. Linens. Canvases, Linings. Trimmings. Sewings, Haberdashery. Stainless Washable Buttons. Buckle and Belt Making. Eyelete Service. Hem­ stitching. Picot Edging. Finest qualities of Ladies' Underwear.


Large stocks: Buttons. Buckles,


EVERYONE KNOWS WHERE BEAUTIFUL FABRICS AND DRESSMAKERS’ SERVICE


LANCASHIRE TEXTILES


35. MANCHESTER RD.. NELSON. _________ Phone 62164._________


J. B. TURNER & CO..


M.C.B. MARMET PRAM for sale: black; with canopy, bag and mattress; excellent condition; £10. “ Oakroyd,” Hen t h o r n Road. Clitheroc._____________ _________


experienced rider.—J. H. Swingle- _ hurst, Hall Bank Farm. Bolton-


by-Bowland. Tel. 220._______ .


MARRIED MAN reqd. for modern Dairy Farm and Poultry: modern­ ised house.—Bibby. Hill House Farm. Grlndleton. Nr. Clitheroe


TWO YARDMEN accustomed to handling livestock, reqd.—Appli­ cations to: Secretary. Clitncroe Auction Mart Co. Ltd.. Railway Road. Clitheroe.


Tel. Chatburn 208.____________


NORTH WESTERN GAS BOARD CLITHEROE UNDERTAKING GOOD LABOURER


all sizes. __________________. BUY


STRONG LAD OR YOUTH reqd. for farm work; live in or out.—


general duties. Basic rate of pay 4/5! per hour. i.c. £9/7/3 for a standard 42-hour. 5-day week. Plus rates paid for certain jobs. Good conditions. Two weeks holiday with pay. sick pay and superannuation after qualifying period.—Apply to: Mr. M. H. Taylor. Station Engineer. Gas Works. CUtheroe.


reqd. lor


LAD Y INTERVIEWERS urgently reqd. by leading Mail Order Com­ pany; suit any lady with 25 hours weekly to spare; five-day week: top rates of pay; average earnings £6/10/0 weekly.—For local inter­ view write: Box Wl. Advertiser and Times.


J. Simpson. Fields House. Grindle- ton. Tel. Chatburn 239._______


DOMESTIC HELP reqd. 2-3 morn­ ings weekly: Rimington.—Write: Box W3. Advertiser and Times.


The Hospital requires to recruit a number of women as


LANGHO, Nr. B LACK BURN. Nr. B LA C K BU R N


B RO C KH A L L HOSPITAL.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clithcroe. Good quality single


H.C.B. BLACK PEDIGREE (crowned) PRAM for sale: in ex­ tcellent condition; with the mat­


size Alhambra Quilts: 22/6.______


3.piece SUITE for sale; green and fawn moquetto: good condition;


ress and canopy; as new: £10 Windsor Avenue.


__________


Also Flora Viceroy Paraffin Heater in perfect condition: £3. — 23.


H.C.B. PED1GPEE PRAM for sale- white and navy blue: very good condition.—Apply: 17. Bridge: Terrace, Mitton Road. Whalley.


£16—Write: Box W4. Advertiser and Times. _


CORNER HOUSE. Kiner Lane. Clitheroc. Dormy Blankets and Flan. Sheets In latest shades; also


TABLE-TOP WASHING MACHINE (rubber rollers) for sale: £2.--1. T.llnr Grove. Hcnthorn. _______


white._______________________


7-Vtw n n 1ST GUILD HOLIDAYS. 'IfJckden House Buckden. GIRL


RIPPINGILLES Fy reside HEATER for sale; good condition: £7/10/0. _Write: Box W10, Advertiser and


FSTRONG STORE PIGS for sale; 10 weeks old.—J. W. Hodgson. Higher Park Gate. Cow Ark.


-----> THANKS


THE EMPLOYEES of Judge Walmesley Mill desire to thank


wish to thank all those who helped with the Flag Day on Saturday last, and all those who contributed. The amount raised was £65.


TOC H B. SHARPLES. Chairman.


N4Sf T SnITRRESE - part-time , for night duty. Rate of pay 4/85 per


FEMALE WARD ORDERLY—full­ time Rate of pay for 42-houi


week, £6/19/3. Applications to Matron.


WEST BRADFORD SPORTS COM- t MITTEE would like to thank


Harrison. Mr. J. Wrathall for the use of the field, and all who helped to make the sports a success.


their president. Mr. I. Halghton, he judges. Mr. and Mrs. F.


Mr. Basil Greenwood and direct­ ors for again providing coaches for their annual trip last Satur­ day to Morecambe and Blackpool. A good time was had by everyone.


T i m e s . __________ _


Church Brow Gardens Tel. Clitheroe 298


Wreaths. Bouquets, Cut Flowers, etc.


A PEARCE & SON. Chatburn Nurseries (near Pcndle Hotel)


Residence: 29 Tower H ill. Clitheroc Tel. Chatburn 230


Members of Teleflowcr


Wreaths and all Floral Tributes exncrtly made to order


BARKERS, W H A L LEY ROAD NURSERIES.


Ciithcroc (near Primrose Bridge) Tel. 521 (any hour)_______


td., at 6, Market Place, CUth- ^ eroe. Tel. 407/8 (Two lines). U,


CPrinted and Published by the Llitheroe Advertiser & Times Co.


^SCALES FUNERRL SERVICE


BLACKBURN 4 0 4 2 AC CR IN G TO N 32641


CLITHEROE 345


rJ^HERE arc th ir ty qualified persons on our staff:


each is dedicated to per­ forming the finest funeral service obtainable anywhere.


POODLE PUPPIES for sale.— Apply: Mrs. D. A. Noble. Park House. Sawley. Nr. Clitheroe. Tel. Chatburn 336._________________


for employment in the main staff dining hall. Previous experience unnecessary. Wage £7/2/6 per week for 42 hours. Some over­ time. Extra for working week­ ends. Can be resident or non­ resident. If resident will live in modern staff quarters at a charge of £2/11/2 per week. Pensionable posts. National Health Service conditions. Good travelling and A canteen facilities.


WAITRESSES tpplv personally or in writing to


he Catering Officer at the Hospital.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


s congenial, the remuneration good and the working conditions pleasant; 5-day week. —- Apply: Personnel Manager.____________


SILVER WEDDINGS


BURNOP.—Congratulations, Mum and Dad. on your silver wadding anniversary. June Gth. 19G1.


—June, Bryan. Caran and Dawn, With love and best wislu.-.


SKiRROW—Congratulations, Let.ie and Jim, on th e anniversary 01 your silver wedding. May 30lh.


GOLDEN WEDDING


1 KNOWLES. — Congratulations on | Juno 3rd.


your golden wedding anniversiry


—With love and best wishes I rum your loving Son. John, and Wife. Evelyn; also Grand­ children. Margaret and Bernard.


DEATHS________


C U N N IN G H AM— On the 29t*n May. 1961. at 53. Chatburn Road, Clitheroe (the home of her sister). Mary Ann Cunningham (nee Brooks), the dearly loved wife of James Whalley Cunningham. 114. Wentworth Road. Doncaster, aged 72 years. Interment was at CUth­ eroe Cemetery on Thursday, the


1st June. 1961. —Calverley, Clitheroe. Tel. 297/ 1017._________________


LOFTHOUSE.— On May 28tb (in hospital). Alban, the dearly loved husband of Anne Lofthouse. of 23. King Lane. Clitheroe. aged


69 years. —TTie Scales Funeral Service Tel. 345.____________________


ROTHWELL—On May 21st. (sud­ IN MEMORIAM


BARTON.—In everloving memory of my dear Mother. Elizabeth,


—May, Downham.


who died June 5th. 1957. Always remembered.


COWPERTH WAITE. — In loving memory of a dear Wife and Mother, who died June Gth. 1945.


Pendleton and Clitheroe.________


Loved and remembered always. —From the Family.


GRIERSON.—Treasured memories of a dear Husband and Father, who died June 1st. 1953. Loving memories we keep ‘.o: O ever.


13, Bank Cottages. Billington.


—From his loving Wile and family.


f happy days we Tpent together.


ROBERTS. — In loving memory of Jane, a dear Wife and Mother, who died June 2nd. 1954.


—From her loving Husband. Grafton Street. Daughter and family, Rochdale.________ __


SCOTT.—In loving memory of a dear Sister and Aunty. Martha, who died May 28th. 1960.


—From Sister, Maggie. Bert. Elsie and family._________________


Ever remembered.


TUDGAY.—Treasured memories of a dear Wife, who died June 5th. 1959.


Loved and remembered always. —From her loving Husband.


TUDGAY.—Memories of a dear Mother and Grandma, who died June 5th, 1959.


—From Daughter. Mary, and Granddaughter. Maureen._____


6, Faraday Avenue. Clitheroc. —Breaks. Hilda and Maurice.


—Lylah.


So dearly loved, so sadly missed.


WHIITTAKER.— In sweetest re­ membrance of a dear Mother and Grandma, who passed awav Juno 7th. 1960.


47. Carter Street. Burnley. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


114, Wentworth Road. Doncaster.


CUNNINGHAM.—Mr. James W. Cunningham wishes to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received during his sad bereave­ ment.


Loved and remembered always.


denly) in hospital. Harold, the dearly loved husband of Cordelia;- of 1126. Rochdale Road. Blackley, Manchester.


—With love and best wishes f:o;n Sid. Florence and family: kSlcn. Leonard and family.


A j! Kenmuir-Evans, at OuiLad} C o n f e s s i o n Nursing Home-


wife* o f Dn Fecitts offer a wide varUtx


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