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■r-"rr" l 8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 10, 1961 ^ m M iiiim iM itiiiiiim m iiiiiin iiiiim sm m iin m n iu iiiu m n im m im iim iiiim m im iim m u m iiiu iiiiiiim iiim iim iH iiiits iiitiiiin u K iiiim iim m iim iiim M m iim m m iitiiiiiiim i^ WANTED


OLD GUNS, Pistols, mfles.Revolv- ers read.: best prices


uniic c read.: three rooms, three Hbedrooms; with garage; Clitheroe/ Whalley/Ribcliester area. — ss, ftnnwrinn Road. Eccles. Ecc. 1298.


Field Pendle Hotel, Chat burn. Tel. 1234._____________________ _


Peter


ROOM reqd. {to rent) lor rcj-l’;0As meetings; seating capacity lot 50.


Times.____________ ________—r- GOOD SOUND COTTAGE tu-sendy read.; Clitheroe district.—Fui tliei particulars: Fisher a n d C a . - l . King Lane. Clltheroe, Tel. 257._


—Write: Box C(i, Advertiser and


HOUSE reqd. in Clitheroe; three rooms, three bedrooms.*—Wiite.


If it’s a job on a motor car—then it’s a job for us. We’re equipped to deal, and deal properly, with any job that motor vehicle maintenance and sendee can entail. We have a staff of specialists . . .


AUTO ELECTRICIANS — MOTOR MECHANICS BODY REPAIRERS — BATTERY ENGINEERS TYRE FITTERS — LUBRICATION MECHANICS


—men who know their job inside out.


It stands to reason that these specialists, using the most modern methods, can, and do, provide superior service.


IT’S SERVICE AT <A’ LEVEL USE IT-IT PAYS


| — CLITHEROE LTD. — I


AUSTIN a n d 1 | . DEALERS B.M.C. SERVICE


| WHALLEY ROAD . CLITHEROE l,llll!lllllll[illllllll!IIIIllllllllltllllllllllllll'lllllllHllll!!IIIIll!llllllinilllllllllllllllllllllllllilllt1!lllllinilllll!llllllllll!lllllllll[|||||llllllllllillllllllllllIllIlillllllllltllllllllllll[llllllllllllli5 T. SILVERWOOD—J. BALSHAW


THE HELLIFIELD AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and cALE of upwards ol 120 Newly- f alved Cows and Heifers mostly trom local farms, but including


MONDAY NEXT, FEB. 13th


Heifers of outstanding quality. Weekly Sale of 5/10 Store Bulls. a. Judging 11-15 a.m. Sale 11-30


he usual consignments of Scotch


Fnd Heifers; 120 Fat Cows; 30 Weifer due time of sale; B. and a00 Home-bred and Irish Steers


m. THURSDAY NEXT, FEB. 16th 1 WEEKLY SALE OP FATSTOCK.


i at Bulls; 1.400 Fat Sheep Includ­


ng large entries of fit Hoggs off a rder of Sale: Pigs, Calves, Sheep


keep: 10 Fat Pigs; 25 Calves. OGrading 8 a.m. Sale 11-15 a.m.


nd Cattle.M. H. SKIDMORE, Secretary. Tel. Helllfield 226.


CISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD. (All Attested)


Sheep at 12 noon. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16th S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and


TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14th CFORTNIGHTLY SALE of In-calf


attle, Bulls, Store Cattle and


aALE of 200 Newly-calved Cows ond Heifers being a large majority cf farmers' cattle, but Including l onsignments direct from Scot­


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


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


oALE of Fatstock being: Upwards


Pigs: 150 Calves (rearing and killing).


a.m. Calves: 11 a.m. Fat Cattle (clean cattle first); 12 noon Pigs; 2 p.m. Sheep.


RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers and Secretaries, BENTHAM. (Tel. 44415/6). Nr. Lancaster.


Walter Thomason offers you a COMPLETE


i n s n r t


Sewing Machine Service


Repairs and overhauls to any make of machine


YOUR OWN SEWING MACHINE CONVERTED


to an ELECTRIC PORTABLE for only


£12-10-0 complete


Reconditioned Singer and Jones Machines from £13/10/0


IIG-ZAGS AND AUTOMATICS See the new


NEW VIKINGS


“ SEWMASTER ” Electric Portable


ONLY £32/10/0 COMPLETE Five years guarantee


Your enquiries invited


Walter Thomason Clitheroe Market


every Tuesday and Saturday Showrooms:


Burnley, Nelson, Colne, FOR HIRE


TENTS AND CAMP BEDS for hire; From the Outdoor Shop, Bacup Boad, Rawtenstall. Tel. Rossen-


dale 1013. Bookings may also be made at the Camping and Out­ door Life Exhibition to be held at Longholme School, Bank Street. Rawtenstall, on February 22nd, 23rd. 24th and 25th. Admission free; open 2-9 p.m. week-days; Saturday open 9 a.m.


until 6 p.m. A T 8 TU D 2 BOARS at stud: Ped. Essex and


ped. large white Sows and Gilts accom. Transport available.—o. Simpson. Grlndleton (Chat. 203).


PEDIGREE LARGE WHITE BOAR at stud.—Shoesmith. Copy Nook,


___________ SAVE 4d. on


MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE


NEXT WEEK AT


WEST END STORES, WOONE LANE. CLITHEROE


Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. Bolton- by-Bowland 264.


______


f: 200 Fat Cattle; 500 Sheep; 150 Grading at 8 a.m. Sales at: 10


S WEEKLY SALE of 400 In-plg i ows, Gilts and Store Pigs follow­ ang sale of fat Pigs, with special


ccommodation for vaccinated pigs. along Hurst Green-Longrldge road.


(turn in at Cottages, near Punch Bowl Hotel, Hurst Green)


HIGHER HUD LEE FARM, BAILEY, HURST GREEN


For Mr. A. Sumner


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1961


(farm sold)


H B. and W. Cow and B. and W. a . Cow newly served In milk; B.


14 HEAD CHOICE YOUNG ATTESTED DAIRY CATTLE AND YOUNG STOCK


W. Cow due April; Jersey Cow due March; three B. and W. Cows due June-Aug.; B. and W. Cow served January 6th; Ayr. Cow geld In milk; Two B. and W.—one Red Heifer Stlrk 16 months.


nd W. Cow geld in milk; B. and


a The above Cattle are youne and r choice selection can be well


mers; last test Oct./Nov., 1960. PIGS


ecommended to Intending custo­


( Pure-bred Wessex Sow, In pig wto Wessex Boar): 6 pure large


new engine 3 years, in good run­ Bing order; Ferguson Transport


hite Store Pigs, 12 weeks. MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS n Ferguson T.V.O. (1950) Tractor,


ox; Ferguson rear mounted s (power take off) Mower; Nichol­


(on Tractor Strawlng Machine hs.a.l; Bamford Side Delivery; Fandy Box Cart on rubbers; Hay Sillat with loose sides (r.t.); New Bao Knife; metal Barrow: 40 gall. Barrel t.v.o.; New Salters 2001b. L lance; 18ft. Lorry Rope; 16-stave Nadder: usual small Hand Tools: ( ew Visi-Chlck Electric Brooder (150 size); metal Chick Brooder L100 size): 3 Progress Infra-red Namps; Caperising Gun; 4 Sussex Bright Arks, as new; 1 Hay, Box n ooder, as new; 2 Apex Arks; 3


Bins; usual Poultry Appliances. a The Machinery and Implements


ew Poultry Crates; 2 Galv. Prov.


Auctioneers: T. SILVERWOOD, 17. Chester Avenue. Clithcroe. Tel. 228. J. BALSHAW, Avonlea, Whalley. _______________Tel. 3171.__________


re well worth attention. Sale 1 o'clock prompt


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


F WEEKLY SALE of Calves and f atstock at 11-30 a.m.. when the


MONDAY NEXT, FEB. 13th


Cows, Steers and Heifers; 350-400 Hoggets. Ewes and Sheep; 90-100


ollowing will be forward: 45-50


Pigs. Last Sale’s Nos.: Cattle 42; Sheep 404; Pigs 108.


Nards of 60 head of local and a orth Country Newly-calved Cows ond Heifers. Store Sheep will be


Pigs.


fTered after the Sale of Cattle. Sale at 2 p.m. of Vaccinated


Geld and In-calf Cattle at 10-30 a.m., when a good seasonal show will be on offer.


FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SALE of FRIDAY NEXT. FEB. 17th


and SALES of Geld and In-calf Cattle will be held on the follow­ ing dates:


SPECIAL SPRINGING SHOWS


24th: April 7th, 14th. 21st. 28th; May 12th. beEarly entries for these Sales will


FRIDAYS: March 3rd. 17th. c appreciated so that customers Tel. 325.


Sheep and Lambs: Tuesdays, March 21st, April 25th, May 16th.


LOANS


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


11, WELFORD RP.. LEICESTER. PO U L T R Y AND EGGS


F R E E R A N G E ACCREDITED STOCK Brn.L. and L.S. DAY-OLD


240______________________


AND GROWING PULLETS—Sand- ham. Whltewell. Chipping 254.


LIVE POULTRY reqd.: ton prices Tel. Brown, Bolton-by-Bowland


PURPOSE BRED ACCREDITED HYBRID and first cross Chicks available for Immediate delivery; prolific layers of LARGE EGGS; satisfaction guaranteed. Hybrids £18 per 100, Lt. x Heavy £15; Heavy Breed £14.—Write, ’phone or call: Edwin Waterworth, Netherheys Poultry Farm. Barrow- ford Road. Colne. Tel. 1191.


THE CHAMPIONSHIP STRAIN Breeders’ Grade A oure W.Leg. day-old Pullets and Cockerels for sale: W.Leg. x R.I.R. and R.I.R. x W.Leg.; the highest class for laving and liveability at reason­ able prices.—E. G. Longton, Dam House Farm, Goosnargh. Near Preston. Tel. Goosnargh 257.


W.L. x R.I.R. Walcroft Accredited Chicks (10 weeks) for sale; £43 per 100; 8 weeks. £36 per 100; all guaranteed.—Enquiries after 6 p.m. and week-end: C. Har- greaves. “ Acrelands," Grlndleton.


96% LARGE AND STANDARD EGGS were laid by Hartleys


HARTLEY’S CHICKS


birds at laying tests last year. Day-old Chicks. Mark 1 and Mark 2 £20 per 100. W.L. x R„ Brn.L. x L.S. £15/10/0. R. X L.S. and L.S. x R. £14.—Hartleys Chicks Ltd., Nelson. Tel. 62511.


an he advised. Special Sales A11 Classes Store


J. W. MARSHALL, Secretary.


WEDNESDAY NEXT. FEB. 15th wPRIZE SALE at 11 a.m. of up­


I PRIMROSE GARA6E RILEY


NEW HOUSES


LANGSHAW DRIVE, CLITHEROE A select site in a quiet residen-


“ a lew' sites still available lor 1961. Prices from £2,000. Flans available lor Inspection


at our office._____ NEW BUNGALOWS


BEECHTHORPE. WADDINGTON L Builders: Albert Penny & Sons


s a


td., Blackburn. Superior seml- s s £ . t a » §


OUr ^ F I S H E R & CO.. 4, KING LANE. CLITHEROE. ___________TEL. 257.________________


CLITHEROE


Mains Services. WHALLEY


Good 3-bedroomed House. AU 19. BROWNLOW STREET


T Spacious semi-detached House. l hree double Bedrooms Bathroom,


24. MITTON ROAD


arge Garden. Greenhouse, etc. Open Southerly aspect. R.V. £34.


i Sound terraced House compris­ SABDEN


Kitchen. Two good Bedrooms. WHALLEY


rooms. In excellent condition. CLITHEROE BUSINESSES


Compact, modern Semi. 3 Bed­ WHITTAM CRESCENT


WOld established Retail Paint and r allpaper Business for sale. Main boad position. A eood profitable _____


ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE PURCHASE OF A GOOD BUSINESS?


p We have several sound and Crofitable Businesses for sale.


onsult us for further particulars. FISHER & CO.,


4, KING LANE, CLITHEROE. TEL. 257.


H. McCUIRE & CO.. F.A.I.. Valuers


Chartered Auctioneers and Estate Agents.


Surveyors


1-3, CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE. _________ TEL. 1092._______________


EDISFORD PARK, CLITHEROE 1961 (Phase 2)


DETACHED & SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS OF QUALITY


tion had at the offices of: h. McGu ir e & co„ f .a.i ..


bePlans and specifications may inspected and further Informa­


1-3, CASTLE g a t e , c l it h e r o e . CLITHEROE


CARPET CLEANING


ALTERATIONS RE-FITTING SERVICE


SUNWAY VENETIAN BLINDS


FREE FITTING SERVICE


WALTS LTD. 31 Castle Street


CLITHEROE Telephone: CIHheroo 136 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 Too Prices


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


ING HEYS FARM


Laneshaw Bridge, Colne TEL. WVCOLLER 209


FARMERS IN STOCK:


BAMFORD’S FARM YARD MANURE SPREADERS. BAMFORD’S BALERS,


at Out-of-Season Prices. Inquire:


LINDLEY PATE GISBURN


Telephone 251 £ 5 - to - £ 5 Q Q WITH OR WITHOUT SECURITY


CALL, WRITE OR 'PHONE _ THE -


Pendleton and District


Lending Society, Ltd., 45, CHURCHSATE, BOLTON (Opposite Grand Theatre) ’Phone 24085.


LEVER’S ‘LOBOL’ CALF MEAL


The Perfect MUk Substitute No Boiling Water Required


For particulars ask:


W. Bamber, 32 Ramsgreave Drive, Blackburn. Tel. 43418.


(signed) Houston and forbes on hehnlforwThornber. Esq. 2nd February, 1961.


ng; Sitting Room. Living Room,


Box C7, Advertiser and Times. A PA R TM EN T S


TWO ROOMS. Bathroom and i Kitchen available for one person


___


n exchange for some domestic work or garden work.—Tel. Chat- burn 394 or write: Box C5, Advertiser and Times.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS


Rc Mrs. E. M. Stringer. Dcc'd. HOTHERSALL & ppnREST will Sell by Auction


C Included are: two nt'°~!'je Thairs; Mod. Figured Walnut Side


WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEB. 15th. ilt 1-30 j) in.


No. 1, BRENNAND STREET, CLITHER0E, on


On the Premises at


drawers; Three-piocc Suite. covers; Oak fold-over Dining Table, closes to 23'tn x 38!in.;


able, serpentine front with two


Mahogany Chcironicr- Oak Cornel Cupboard (Antique!- Drop-end Settee, small; Ekco Mains Radio (V.H.F. Band); Electric Kettle; Kitchen Cupboard and Shelves, Mahogany Dining chair5 S Mod. Figured Walnut Bedroom buite comprising; Wardrobe; Tall­


Hothersall 8/ Forrest BANK SALEROOMS^ CLITHEROE


' V J T


M IS C E L LA N EO U S SA L E S


FOR THE BEST EIDERDOWNS CANDLEWICKS ’FLETTE SHEETS BLEACHED SHEETS PILLOW CASES WOOL BLANKETS TOWELS


POT TOWELS visit . . . Oddie’s Textiles


New condition; all sizes. Many SHIP'S CARPETS


Doy; 4ft. Bin. Bedstead and Dressing Table; .Mod .Mahogany p ressing Table, matching J 1}, banel 4l't. 61n. Bedstead and Tall­


3Jyds. and 3yds. x 2lvds; Hall and Stair Carpet, 8yds‘; Hair Cold Carpet 9yds. x lain Hugs ana Mats. KBed Linen; Crockery Glassware;


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


oy; Sprung 4ft. Gin Overlay. Carpets: Axmlnster 3yds. i)


Titchen Utensils: Rubber Roller a able Wringer; 2 pairs of Stops


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


89. LEEDS ROAD, NELSON. Also at


No. 15. BELMONT BRIDGE SKIPTON.


14th. from 2 n.m. to 4-30 n.m. Auctioneers’ Offices: Bank Salerooms, Clithcroc. Tel. 9->.


nd many other useful items. On View: Tuesday. February


The Modern Semi-detached Residence


wIn a good residential locality Hith open aspect towards Fendle


4. MOORLAND CRESCENT. CLITHEROE.


been well maintained and com­ prises:


ill from rear. The brick-built Property has


Kitchen fitted with "Leisure” Stainless Steel Sink Unit; Larder.


r Hall; Lounge, bay window, tile


ange; Dining Room, tile range; B On the Upper Floor; Three


a Garden areas laid out to front


ashbasin and W.C. Outside: Garage


, ,


nd rear. £3Mains Services. Rateable Value: n completion of purchase.


0. Annual Ground Rent; £3/2/0. o Vacant Possession will be given


Viewing: By appointment with— HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Aemts. Bank Salerooms, Clithcroe. Tel. 95.


usiness. Lock-up. Further par­ ticulars:


READ. Stone-built Dwelllngliouse, i No. 9. WHALLEY ROAD, compris­


tng; Hallway; Sitting Room. mod. mile range: large Living Kitchen, o od. tile range, enamel Sint Unit r n the ground floor. Two Bed­


Apply: HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms. Clltheroe. Tel. 95.


TH AN K S


MR. AND MRS. W. H., BIRTY/ELL wish to thank relatives and friends for


presents, flowers, cards and tele­ grams received on the occasion of w their 50th wedding anniversary,


mhich made It a happy and 1nnnlversdn have gr ' ’


6. Franklln' in*, . -- Jlltheroe. PERSONAL


MRS. E. LAMBERT. REGISTIRED BARCLEY CORSETIERE,


1. WHITTAM CRESCENT. Whitley. Tel. Whalley 3345.


SUNDAY TELEGRAPH—First Issue a great success. Be sure 0/ your i copy of the next Issue by order­


LACK ENERCY AT MIDDLE AGE? Revitalise with Orstrax Tonic Tablets. Feel livelier, stronger years younger, ALL Chemists 2/6.


ng from your newsagents to-day. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION


LUXURY HOLIDAY CHALETS by the sea at family prices; special reduced rates Mav. June and September. — Send stnmD for brochure: Sea Farm Holiday Camp. Flamborough. E. Yorks


PU B L IC NOTICES


The Minister of Transport hereby gives notice that he proposes to make an Order under S.49 of the above Act authorising the stopping up of a length of foot­ path at Garstang Road. ChiPPins. Clitheroe, Lancashire, in order to enable development, consisting of hou the building of a new police


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT. 1917


MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT the numerous emorable day.______________


MR. & MRS. W.^WdTTLEV/OITH desire to .‘sun ui os hives. Maids


Yard with usual offices at rear. All Mains Services. Rateable Value; £10. Vacant Possession.


ooms above. Useful Basement.


n edrooms, and Bathroom fur­ Wished with panel Bath, pedestal Coals tore.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane, Glitheroo. Ladies' Empire style Overalls: also, button-through In W’s, W,X„ O.S. and X.O.S


AXMINSTER & WILTON FITTFn All the latest colours and designs.


BROADLOOM


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


All at less than usual prices. Widths from 271n. to 6 yards.


TAPSELL & WEST.


89. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Tel. 62816. Also at Skinton.


SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY of Ladies’ MORLANDS, CLARKS, LOTUS lambswool lined Boots.— D. Lord and Son, 5, Moor Lane, Clltheroe._______________


3. CONWAY AVENUE. OLITH- EROE, for sale; semi-detached (built 1939): 3 Bedrooms. Bath­ room and W.C.; Hall. Lounge. Living Kitchen. Pantry and Washhouse; brick-built Coalplace.


Freehold. R.V. £22.—Write: Box C2 Advertiser and Times______


THREE-PIECE SUITE for sale; moquette: excellent condition: cheap.—6, Waddow Green. Low Moor._________________________


CORNER HOUSE. Kine Lane. Clitheroe. Ladies’ Combinations: pure wool. Vedonls and wool and


cotton mixture in W’s, O.S. and X.O.S.________________________


GIRL’S RIDING JACKET and Jodhpurs (fit elrl aged 12) for sale.—Apnlv: Ribblesdale. Little- moor Road (after 6 p.m.).______


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. ___ ______________


COLLIE PUPPIES for sale: good pedigree: K.C. registered. Also


Sable nnd White Collie Dog; r champion strain. 2 years old;


Caravnn, Pypers Field, Hurst Green.


easonable to good homes.—The ____________________ ,


1955 B.S.A. BANTAM 125c.c. for sale: s/frame; d/seat; taxed Dee.; £35.—Anplv evenings or week- ends: 16. Franklin St.. Clltheroe.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. P.litheroo. Men’s eood quality Union Shirts: half lining.______ _


FASHIONABLE AND LOVELY twin red fox fur Stole for sale; £20 or nearest offer.—Write: Box C4, Advertiser and Times,___________


1946 AUTO CYCLE for sale; bar­ gain £5. — 23. Union Street, Low Moor. Clltheroe.


______ ;_____


LARGE FIREGUARD with brass rail for sale. Cannon Gas Cooker: Oeebro Kitchen Carpet. 3 x 21; nil In good condition.—6.


work carried out by our own craftsmen nnd fully guaranteed. 24. King William St.. Blackburn.


RUS BRIDGE for -hleh-clnss WATCH CLOCK REPAIRS. All


£13/10/0 FULL OOMPREHENS!VG INSURANCE


counlod with outstanding perform­ ance and reliability covers running the Isetta.


£5 TAX 70-80 M.P.G.


All the other Bubbles and 3- wheolers in RELTANT. YORK NOBEL. MESSERSCHMITT. HETN- KEL BOND. It will pav you to see the specialists who will gladly take vour Car. 3-whoe’er or Motor Cycle in part exchange.


A good selection of used Bubbles and 3-wheelers at a one-fifth denosit and up to three years to pay at—


_________Phone 2212 and 2213_________


THE CRAVEN MOTOR CO., SKIPTON.


1960 NORMAN NIPPIE MOPED for sale: good condition.—Oakhill Cottage. Whallcy. _____________


WHITE POODLE PUPPIES for sale; toy bred.—Apply after 7 p.m. or by appointment; E. Smith. 11.


arried out by Lancashire County Council In accordance with plan­ ning permission granted under


The proposed Order will ftlso require the provision of ft h£w footpath maintainable at the public expense, for which tne highway authority is to ho the C Lancashire County Council.


c se, office and garage, to be Part HI of the Act.


King Street. Whalley. KNITTING MACHINES


SEWING MACHINES.—Buy from s the firm you can trust. Large


new) for sale; bankrupt stock: originally cost £30; £11 each for aulek sale.—19. Hawthorne Place, Clltheroe._______


(bland


mtocks of new and reconditioned machines: Jones main agents: t achines converted, repairs, elec-


opies of the draft order and rele­ vant plan may be inspected in Room 1/03, Ministry of Trans­ port. St. Christopher House, Southwark Street London, S.E.i. and at the Clltheroe Rural District Council Offices, Council Offices, Church Brow, CUtheroe. r Lancashire, free of charge at an


During three months from the 10th February, 1901 any poison


ion of this notice


rie motors; over 60 years experi- cnee. — Hobklrks. 35, Salford. Blackburn. Tel. 44873. (opposite


Duttons Brewery).


PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE AT ENGLANDS HEAD,


easonable hours during tniee t months from the date of publica­


may by notice to the Mlnlstof Transport St. Christopher House, Southwark street London. S.h.i. object to the making of the Otdei quoting HL 23/20/0199.


Ci i u S secretary


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT. 1959


Section 36 of the Town and NOTES FOR APPLICANTS


country Planning Act. I** vides that the Local Planning Authority shall not entertain an


application for planning P.01 mission made on or art®


for Applicants unless it Is i panied by a copy of the


as having been published in J named local newSpaPerH«?!}te


y or on behalf of tbe ftPPl^ut date specified in the certificate.


bn the Schedule hereto


Proposed development ^ Wiswell Moor Housi pa™ Wiswell.


A copy of thi> annltcatlon and of erection of slaughterhouse. Notice isl^rebv given that appli-


Clithoroe8 R u ^ S & r fo Cquncil ^ } V’. . l ^ o S . \ s q . . oforecPlanj


August, 1959, for development Of any of the following clas-ses speci­ fied In paragraph 6 of the Notes


r„„i6Sr size) ;CUForks.AS Itakes ^


Tools.A quantity of good baled and Loose Hay to be taken off. Sale at 1 n.m. Terms: Cash. Auctioneers' Offices. Bentham (Tel. 444/5/6). Nr. Lancaster,


small


have received Instructions from Mr. Fletcher to sell by Auction


PAYTHORNE. GISBURN RICHARD TURNER & SON


SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25th Upon the Premises on


29 FRIESIAN & FRIESIAN CROSS CATTLE


HViz. 2 Cows due March/April; 8 b eifers due April to July: 7 strong aulling Heifers: 9 Heifers 12 m.o.;


nd 3 Angus Bullocks. 18 m.o. soIMPLEMENTS include: 2 Fergu: uck Rake; Side Rake; Manure


B n Tractors; Bamford Mower, Bamlett Mower (6ft. cutter bar):


Spreader: Swe e p *kydraullie), Chain Harrow; Transport Box for


__________ JTk€ 'RoSC&c


48. PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE.


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA


Tel.: 857 (day); 183 (night) for


. B o u q u e t s C u t ffHowe^S . ( p f o n t s


Personal attention given to all orders


Ferguson: Tractor Trallei. com­ plete with sides and shelvings; 2


Maxwell House Instant Coffee will be available all next week.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


Q U H establishments at Blackburn and Accring­


G. CALVERLEY — & SONS, LTD. —


Chatburn Rd., Clitheroe Complete Funeral Directors


■*1 days following APublication of this notice-


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES .


Service—Day & Night


ny person who wishes W„Pn!lve® representations to ’v'n nbove


the above, mentioned council about tne


Tel.; 297 DAY; 1017 NIGHT. residence:


48, YORK STREET CLITHEROE


i ) u m ‘siii,'m i .


Church Brow Gardens Tel. Clitheroe 298


Wreaths. Bouauets, Cut Flowers, etc,


A. PEARCE & SON. Chatburn Nurseries (near Pendle Hotel) Residence: 29 Tower Hill. Clithcroe


Tel. Chatburn 230. Members of Teleflower


Funeral ABBEY


Director HOUSE


CHURCH LANE WHALLEY


THE LAST TRIBUTE


arranged with dignity and efficiency.


PERSONAL SERVICE . Chapel of Rest available. INTERMENT or CREMATION.


Telephone: Whalley 3201 (Day or Night).


ton enable us to provide prompt service anywhere in East Lancashire.


^SCALES FUNERRL SERVICE


CLITHEROE 345


BLACKBURN 4042 ACCRINGTON 2®41


OPrinted and Published by the LUtheroo Advertiser di Times Oo ertd., at 6, Market Place. Ollth- «


oe. Tel. 407/8 (Two lls*e) C Park Avenue.__________________ _


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. 5) X 4, 51 X 31, 5 x 4, 5 x 31. 5 X 3, 41 X 4, 4! x 31, 4) X 21. 4 x 4. 4 k,35. 4 x 21 31 x 21, etc., etc. All pile tufted through. Carpets from £6/10/0; 4 x 3s from £12.


S ITU A T IO N S VACANT


ATTENTION! Let your hobby be your income and. pay for your


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experience not essen: TIAL. SATURDAY AND SUN-


REQUIRE LADY TO SERVE DRINKS IN BEST ROOM


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PAY . E V E N I N G S . ALSO CLEANER SIX DAYS. WEEK- ENDS ESSENTIAL. 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON. TOP RATES.


SMART YOUNG GIRL reqd.—A. E. Veevers, Shawbrldge Post Office. Clltheroe. Tel. 131.


PART-TIME CLEANER reqd. for professional premises; 3 mornings


WOMAN REQD. for LAUNDRY WORK; MORNINGS ONLY;


APPLY— TEL. CLITHEROE 333


MOORCOCK INN, WADDINGTON.


MALE WAGES CLERK urgently reqd.; staff pension scheme; 5-day week.—Apply: Castle Castings Ltd., Brooks Works, Clitheroc. Tel. 781.


EXPERIENCED WE A VE RS REQD. AND YOUNG PEOPLE WILLING TO LEARN —


JAMES THORNBER LTD.. HOLMES MILL. CLITHEROE.


APPLY—


PART-TIME CARETAKER reqd. for Old People’s Wellare Club Rooms. Lowergate. Applications by letter to: ivlrs. A. H. Todd, 114, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, on or before Wednesday, February 15 th, 1961.


GIRL OR WOMAN reqd. for general hotel duties; to live in.— Apply: Mrs. G. Bennett. Copv Nook 'Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland, Nr. Clitheroe. Lancs.


f e 'S 68 tlle pleasant way. Knit proflt Yrtth our


kSirtfSS “ A-Chine and exclusive knitting scheme. For details


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IN MEMORIAM


HATFIELD.—Treasured memories of our dear Mother, who died February 11th, 1959.


—From Daughters, Alice and Mary.


Holme Farm, Church Raike, Chipping. Nr. Preston._________


Whatever else we fail to do, We never fail to think of you.


_________________ ,


KAY.—In loving remembrance of George, a Father-in-law and Granddad, who died February


10th. 1960. —From Elsie and Grandson Eric.


KNIGHT.—In loving memory of a dear Father and Husband, Bobbie, who. fell asleep February 12th, 1956. Remembered always.


3SF, week; excellent pay and con- dltions.—Apply: Advertiser and Times.__________


—From his loving Wife._______ Always remembered.


W HITTA kER•—Precious memories of a dear Wife and Mother,


Annie Matilda, who died Febru­ ary 9th, 1954.


This day in February comes O with regret,


1, Railway View, Billington._____ 5. Green Mount. Barrow.________


—From your loving Daughter. Mary, Son-in-law, Bill, and Grandson. David.


Your presence we miss, Your memory we treasure. Loving you always, Forgetting you never.


WILSON.—In loving memory of my dear Husband, Walter, who died February 14th, i960.


The heartaches, the sadness, the loneliness.


ASSISTANT COOK (male or female) reqd.; good wages; accommodation provided.—Apply: Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley. Nr. Clitheroe. Tel. Chatburn 202.


GENERAL KITCHEN ASSISTANT reqd.; good wages; accommoda­ Eation provided.—Apply; Spread


OCEAN LINERS and other ships require Radio Officers; day or evening course. Prospectus:


Telgle Hotel, Sawley, Nr. Clitheroe.


Northern Counties Radio School 91. Lancaster Road, Preston.


OPPORTUNITY EXI ST S FOR SMART HOUSEWIVES 25-50 to join the canvassing staff of inter­ national import and export com­ pany ltd.; weekly basic and ex­ penses plus generous commission for 4 hours dally (no Saturdays); full training given.—For details write: Mrs. D. Simpson. Heyfold Farm Cottage, Colne.


. Chatburn 202.______________


I smile with the world, I weep H alone,


11, Old Row. Barrow. A C KN OW L ED GM EN T S


—From his loving Wife, Ada.


DIXON.—Mr. H. Dixon and family express sincere thanks to all relatives, neighbours and all other friends for lloral tributes received and kindness shown during their d time of sorrow; also the family t octor and the Queen’s Nurse for 5, Littlemoor Road. Clitheroe.


heir kindness.


RESIDENT HELP reqd. (aged 35- 55) in comfortable home Burnley;


DICKINSON—Mr. E. Dickinson expresses sincere thanks to all relatives, neighbours, Rev. H. D. Chapman and all other friends for floral tributes received and kindness shown during his time of sorrow; also the family doctor and the doctors and staff of Blackburn Royal Infirmary for


YOUNG WOMAN reqd. for domestic work (bedrooms, etc.);


on main bus route; must be home-loving and cheerful; adults only In family. — Write: Box C3, Advertiser and Times


live in.—Apply: Calf’s Head Hotel, Worston, Nr. Clitheroe. Tel.


Chatburn 218._________________


GE NE RA L CLERK reqd. for builder’s office. — Write with details: Box C8, Advertiser and


T i m e s . ________________


PLEASANT. PERMANENT CAN- VASSING POSITION for ladies t requiring part-time work; full


graining given; basic wage, plus oenerous commission; excellent


Please write for further details to Mr. L. Edwards. 113. Holgate


pportunity to earn extra money.


PLUMBERSwork.—App..,. - -— Sons. York Street. Clitheroe.


Road. Sheffield 5. Yorks. •Ap reqd. for good class


ply:’*John Watson and


THE BUILDING TRADE.—Applica­ itions are Invited from boys leav­


Ing school at Easter who are Bnterested In Apprenticeships for I ricklaying and Joinory.—Apply


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


The following staff vacancies occur for the above ward which will be opened shortly:


Oncning of New Female Geriatric Ward of 15 Beds


1 SISTER (S.R.N.).


1 STATE ENROLLED ASSISTANT NURSE—full or part-time. Rate of pay 3/10 per hour.


5 NURSING AUXILIARIES-Fun or part-time. Rate of pas 3/5., per hour.


1 DOMESTIC ASSISTANT—Full­ time. Rate of pay 3/0 J per hour.


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ONE FEMALE WARD ORDERLY— Full time. Rate of pay for 44- hour week £6/19/3.


No previous experience is required for Nursing Auxiliary posts, but d it Is necessary to have a genuine


A night Sister’s Post will also soon become vacant.


esire to help the elderly sick.


Applications to Matron. ________ S ITU A T IO N S WAN TED


FULL OR PART-TIME EMPLOY­ MENT reqd. in Clitheroe or district by gentleman: book­ keeping. accounts or general office work.—Write: Box Cl, Advertiser and Times.


n person to: George Waddington, Barrow. Nr. Whalley.______ ____


GOOD MAN reqd. to build midden- stead: time or job.—Hargreaves.


Ayxa Farm. Bnshall Eaves.______ 23. Mitchell Street. Clltheroe. their kindness.


GARNER.—The family of the late Mrs. Gertrude Garner wish to b thank all relatives, friends, neigh­


t ours and the women’s section of 5. Mitchell Street, CUtheroe._____


expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their bereavement; also the family doctor and district ’nurse for their kindness.


he British Legion for their kind


GREENWOOD—Mrs. Greenwood and family wish to thank all t relatives, friends, neighbours and


“ Dunnadale,” Henthorn Road, Clitheroe._____________________


rown for their kindness. 25, Richmond Terrace. Clltheroe. n their bereavement.


ahe Clitheroe branch of the News­ egents Federation for their kind fxpressions of sympathy and bloral tributes received in their dereavement; also the family boctor and the Rev. A. K. Bis-


JONES.—The family of the late Robert Jones sincerely tbank all f relatives, friends and neighbours


por their kind expressions of sym­ I athy and floral tributes received


NE1LD.—Mrs. Nelld and family wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, Iriends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and t floral tributes received during


m a na g e m en t and staff of Horrocksford Lime Company, the office staff of James Carter and Sons, the Clitheroe and District Limestone Association, Messrs. t Richard Briggs and Sons Ltd.,


heir sad bereavement; also the


Council, the Methodist Sunshine Band; also the family doctor and district nurse for their kind


he Vicar and Parochial Church 11 Rydal Place. Chatburn. attention.


ODDI E.—Miss Oddie wishes to n thank all relatives, friends and ributes received during her


Bnldnrstone House. Grlndleton. bereavement


sympathy and floral received during their 5 sorrow.


PEEL.—Mrs. Peel nnd family desire to thank all relatives, friends ttributes


8. Hnvhurst Street. Clltheroe.


SEEDALL. — Miss Amy Seedall wishes to thank all relatives, friends, neighbours and members of Union Street Methodist Church for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in her bereavement.


10. Union Street, Low Moor. Clltheroe.


SILVERWOOD.—The family of the wi late Mrs. Grace A. Silverwood


heir bereavement: also the 26 Wilson Street. Clitheroe.


f sh to thank all relatives, kriends and neighbours for their aind expressions of sympathy t nd floral tributes received In


ime of


s eighbours for their kind expres­ tions of sympathy and floral


—From her loving Husband. Daughter, Annie, Son-in-law, J o b n, and Granddaughter, Susan.


f one we loved and will never forget.


WHITTAKER.—In loving memory of a dear Mother, Annie Matilda, who died February 9th, 1954; also Aunty Clara.


B IR TH S


BURKE.—On January 21st. 1961, at Bank Hall, to Jim and Marie (nee Hargreaves), a daughter, Patricia Marie. Sincere thanks for prayers offered. Deo gratias.


COMING OF AGE


WOOD.—Congratulations George, on your 21st birthday. February 15th.


23, Curzon Street, Clitheroe. D EA TH S


—Love Miun and Dad.


ow much I miss you, will A never be known,


BCOTHMAN.—On the 6th Febru- ary at 7, Fort Street, Clitheroe, William, the dearly loved hus­ band of Kate Boothman. aged 65 years. Service was at St. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, on Thursday last and interment was at CUtheroe Cemetery.


lways that longing if you could just come home.


—The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clitheroe 345.___________


DIXON.—On February 2nd. at 58, L i t t l e mo o r Road, Clitheroe, Rhoda. the dearly loved wife of I Herbert Dixon, aged 78 years.


—The Scales Funeral Servi.ce. Tel. CUtheroe 345.___________


nterment was at Clitheroe Cemetery on Monday last.


GARNER—On February 3rd. 1961, at 5, Mitchell Street. Clitheroe, Gertrude, the beloved wife of the late Robert Garner, aged 74 years.


Cemetery on February 7th. —Bennett. Clitheroe. Tel. 582.


tery on February 8th. Interred at CUtheroe


JONES.—On February 4th. 1961, at 25, Richmond Terrace. Clitheroe. Robert, the beloved husband of years. the late Janet Jones, aged 95


Ceme Interred at CUtheroe —Bennett. Clitheroe. Tel. 5B2.


NIGHTINGALE.—On February Cth. t 1961, in hospital, William Henry,


—Bennett. Clltheroe. Tel. 582.


Charlotte Nightingale, of 36, Harehill. Pimlico, Clitheroe. in his 90th year. Interment at CUtheroe Cemetery to-day (Fri­ day, February 10th) at 3 p.m.


he beloved husband of the late


ODDIE.—On February 3rd, 1961. Elizabeth Jane, of Balderstone House. Grindleton, aged 79 years. Interred at Grindleton Church on February 6th.______________


POTTLE.—On February 7th, at 30, Hayhurst Street, Clitheroe. George Randall, the dearly loved husband of Maud Pottle, aged 68 years. R.I.P. Interment was at Clitheroe Cemetery yesterday i (Thursday, February 9th) follow­ ang Requiem Mass in SS. Michael


—The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clitheroe 345.


nd John Church. _____


THOMPSON—On the 5th Febru­ ary, at 62, Taylor Street, Clith­ teroe, Mary, the beloved wife of


she late Solomon Green Thomp­ Con, aged 79 years. Interred FUtheroe Cemetery Tuesday, 7th


—Enq.: T. H. Birtwell and Sons, Duck Street. Clltheroe. Tel. 190.


ebruary.


TYACK. — On February 8th. 1961, of in hospital, Margaret Ann, late


—E. R. Veevers (Prop.. B. Price). Tel. 297.


February 11th). IN MEMORIAM


ASPDEN.—In loving memory of Grace Ellen, a dear Mother, who died February 10th, 1940.


45. Lowergate Road. Huncoat. —From her Son, Bob.


ASPDEN.—In ever loving memory of our dear Mother. Grace Ellen Aspden, who died February 10th. 1940.


Stfeet are the memories dearly O kept.


33. Heathfield Road. Bury._______ Braemar, Whalley Road, CUtheroe.


—From his loving Wife, Daughter and Son-in-law.


Loved and remembered.


BUSH. — In loving memory of our dear Mother, who died February 14th, 1947; also our dear Father. October 30th, 1951, and our loving Sister, Annie. October 28th, 1952.


family doctor and the Rev. H. D. Chapman for their kindness.


THOMPSON—The family of the late Mrs. Mary Thompson wish t to express their sincere thanks


heir sad bereavement. 62. Taylor Street.


BARKERS, WHALLEY ROAD NURSERIES,


Clitheroe (near Primrose Bridge) Tel. 521 (any hour)


ALAN PARKER ___________


no all relatives, friends and seighbours for their kind expres­ flions of sympathy and beautiful t oral tributes received during


Wreaths and all Floral Tributes expertly made to order


In our hearts they will always Lo stay.


120, Woone Lane._______________


ved and remembered every day.


FELL.—Treasured memories of a dear Mother and Father. Mary and Thomas Fell; also a dear Sister, Hilda, and Jack, her Husband.


—From all the Family.________ Loved and remembered.


HARGREAVES.—In loving memory of a dear and devoted Husband, who passed away February 6th,


1957. —From his loving Wife.


—From Daughter and Son-in-law, Grace and Ernie.


f one we loved and will never forget.


AUBIN.—Treasured memories of a dear Husband and Father, Joseph, who died February 9th, 1960.


With a heart so loving. And actions so kind, It is hard in this world, Her equal to find.


beloved wife of the late Sydney T. Track, aged 84 years. Crema­


Shaw Gardens, Chatburn, the day,tion at Skipton to-morrow (Satur­


Good luck, good health. God bless you.


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MEMORIALS Make your selection from


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Granite. Marble or 8ton«, and can deliver and erset in any churchyard.


f pleasing designs in —From the Family.___________ ,


SEAGAR.—In loving memory of my dear Husband, William Slater, also my dear Father and Mother and Niece.


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