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10 The Clitheroc. Advertise <£ Times, June 12,1964


PRIMROSE GARAGE KNOW


HOTHERSALL & FORREST | ■ AUCTIONEERS. ..VALUERS ,AND ESTATE AGE.NTS j


P.A.LP.A. g o -a s -y o u - p l e a s e vlg Tor ex HOLIDAY!


a CO U N T R YW ID E B R E A K ­ DOWN S E R V IC E


a NEW FORD CARS a CHOICE OF T A R IF F a FR E E IN SUR AN C E 0 FR E E ROUTE MAPS a R.A.C. AND A.A. R EG IST E R ED


a NO D EPO S IT SCH EM E a HO LIDA Y P E R IO D S OF 7,


10 AND 14 DAY S


• FR E E BRO CH U R ES FROM


to really care for your BMC car


Your BMC car doesn’t have to be cosscttcd, but it docs thrive on the right kind of servicing. You get the right kind of servicing—designed specially for your car—through your BMC Service garage. Here, BMC-schooled mechanics using specialised equipment make short work of routine servicing, of trouble-finding and trouble-fixing. Only manufacturer-approved oils and genuine BMC Parts arc used. You’re sure of a first-class job, you get your car back quickly. And you don’t pay labour costs inflated by unfamiliarity with the


workings of your car.


AUSTIN • AUSTIN-HEALEY • MO • MORRIS • RllEY WOLSELEY and VANDEN PIAS PRINCESS CARS


FOR BMC SERVICE AND


EARLY DELIVERY OF NEW CARS AND COMMERCIALS


TOP QUALITY GUARANTEED USED CARS;


SPECIALIST CHECKED and SERVICED Cull or Telephone: Clitheroc 8 8 3 /4 /5


PRIMROSE GARAGE WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


THOR N B E R S CLOGMAKERS


J


THE OLDEST FIRM IN THE TRADE IN CLITHEROE


Established 1892 at your service


FOR REPAIRS AND ALL FOOTWEAR REQUIREMENTS at


88 BAWDLANDS, CLITHEROE fepid baling-Meet safety


Rufus Carr Bawdlands Garage Clitheroc


Tel. Clitheroc 73


Rent-A-Drive, Oxford Road, Burnley. Tel. 3844.___


USED VEHICLES


1961 LAND ROVER 88, diesel 1959 LAND ROVER 88, petrol 1960 FORD POPULAR de luxe 1962 THAMES 15 cut. VAN


Available at


LEEDHAMS GARAGE DUNSOP BRIDGE. TEL. 237


BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRICES


COAL AND SM O K E L E S S FUELS


regular deliv eries PERSONAL ATTENTION ALL WHALLEY DISTRICTS


R. A. PARFITT 36 GARDENERS ROW SADDEN


Tel. Padiham 71089 £10-to~£500


With or Without Security Call Write nr ’Phone


THE Pendleton and District


Lending Society Ltd. WALTON HOUSE


80. CHANCERY LANE BDLTON. LANCS


Phone: Bolton 24085 Seymours


Chimney Sweep Service


Im m ed iate Attention Ring CLITHEROE 210 between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m- or write


7 Standen Road Clitheroe


BREAKS & HUNT local carriers


(Proprietor; T HUNT) All Enquiries to


96. CH AT BU RN ROAD C L ITH E R O E


Telephone 122 SALE BY AUCTION CLITHEROE LANCASHIRE


Of Interest to Brewers and Others FULLY LICENSED INN Free From Brewer


TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY ,U


AUCTION


(Unless previously sold by Private Treaty)


BY


(Chartered Auctioneers and Estate Agents)


W. H. SUTTON AND SONS on the premises on


TUESDAY, the 23rd JUNE. 1964 at 3 p.m. prompt


(Subject to Conditions of Sale)


Performs just as well as it looks. Modern design and fully guarded to comply with the Farm Safety Regs. P.T.O. drive; twine and wire tying models, each easily convertible; 48' or 58" pick-ups.


Lindley Pale (Gisburn) Ltd. Agricultural Engineers


no,,.. - GISBURN — 251


FIREPLACES of Distinction


I FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE SN WESTMORLAND GREEN PTONE, YORKSHIRE AND


ORTLAND STONE ITALIAN MARBLE


Sie the sunerb examples at ROCK’S


STONE AND MARBLE MASONS BLACKBURN ROAD


GREAT HARWOOD. Tel. 2164


CARPET ALTERATIONS


RE-FITTING SERVICE


SVNWAY VENETIAN BLINDS


Free Fitting Service WALTS LTD.


31 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


Wliy put up with damp uneven Floors ?


WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


Asphalt Floors AND LINO T IL IN G


Estimates Free no obligation Consult JAMES BOLTON & Sou


EANAM OLD WHARF, EANAM. BLACKBURN on all Hooi oroblems


Blakewater 42015 telephone: Evenings. Blakewater 85917 RE-UPHOLSTERY


Vour tfuite made a* new in mo queue or vinyde from £14: with Latex oushions from £26. Chair; from £3- Wide range of oatterns


Estimates tree. Phone or write Workmanship suaranteen J. LOMAX


55, LARKHILL BLACKBURN TEL. 7681


SALE OF ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY COTTAGE AT RATHMELL (Nr. Settle)


with vacant possession.


In tho estate of H. Carr deceased. MALCOLM H. SKIDMO RE Auctioneer and Valuer


Country Cottage known as No. 2. SOUTH VIEW. RATHMELL, On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24tll, at 7-0 p.nt.


has received Instructions to offer for sale by public auction in the t BEADING ROOM. RATHMELL al


hat desirable stoncbullt freehold


Comprising: Entrance Porch; Living Room with fitted cupboards; Coal Store; Kitchen; Pantry; 2 Bedrooms; Flush Toilet; Slated Roof: small front garden; Good kitchen garden with garden shed; Private water sunply; Mains electricity; Rateable value £18.


Further details from the Auctioneer The Grange. Hefilfield. Tel. Helllfield


On view any evening after 6-0 p.m. (key at No. 1. south View.


226.


Solicitors: Messrs. Clmrlesworth and Co.. Duke Street. Settle (Tel. 3189).


WAGGON AND HORSES INN


PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE


Situate about i mile from Town Centre.


BAR LOUNGE, SMOKE ROOM. TAP ROOM BEER CELLAR, LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN. SCULLERY, LARDER.


GROUND FLOOR:


CLUB ROOM, FIVE BEDROOMS, BATHROOM & W.C.


FIRST FLOOR:


Ladies* and Men’s Lavatories. Garage Greenhouse.


Outbuildings:


CAR PARK WITH land FOR EXTENSION


MAIN SERVICES MAIN i>£gVNT pOSSESSION FREEHOLD


Viewing by. courtesy ol the tenant. For further particulars apply to The Chartered Auctioneers. M. Spring Gardens. Manchester. 2. DEA 3103, and at Wilmslow, Cheodle & Disley.


nr to- Ingham & Yorke, Chartered Surveyors. Huntroydo Estate Office. Near Burnley, PADIHAM 11024.


or to: Foysters, Solicitors, 28, Prin cess Street. Manchester, • 1. CEN


AT A REDUCED PR ICE


4, CHURCH LANE, WHALLEY, Nr. BLACKBURN


This attractive terraced cottage is slitftatc: in_a contains, LOUNGE, KITCHEN, 1st M 0/


services are installed. Rates payable £13 4Sod. Freehold.


“ S 5 S B 5 TAYLOR & CO.,


8 / 8, CHURCH STREET,'CUTHEROE Tel: Clitheroe 1252


P R IC E £775


This middle of terraced atone built front and rear having a small g a r d e n a n d


with WO.' ROOM- FOR GARAGE- Rates-payable £io 7s..2d. >


GEOFFREY TAYLOR; & CO.,


■ ■ 6/ 8, CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone: 1252


27, PENDLE STREET WEST, SABDEN ^ ^


aojm g p ________


MODERN THREE PIECE BATHROOM. 2 SECOND ,V,nin BEDROOMS. Condition throughout is very good and all ma


i m m FLOOR PROPERTY FOR SALE


SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. Lounge, dining kitchen, S.S. Sink unit, pantry. 2 beds, central heated, i tiled bathroom, washhouse, con­ crete drive and garage space, gardens front and rear, greenhouse. Freehold rates payable £27 6s.— Apply 8, Balmoral Ave., Clithcroe.


ATTRACTIVE DET. HOUSE, resid. area, Clitheroe. Built 1961. 3 good bedrooms. £3,850—Ring Clitheroc


852.


FOUR ROOMED HOUSE for sale. Two large bedrooms, sitting room, living room, built-on kitchen, modernised and decorated through­ out. panelled bath and pedestal wash basin in each bedroom, hot water. Can be "seen any evening after 7-30 p.m.—58. Haynurst St.


HOUSE FOR SALE with vacant possession, 30, WADDOW VIEW. Waddington. A stone-built terraced house comprising vestibule, hall­


way. sitting room, living room, kitchen and pantry. Above arc 3 bedrooms arid 3 piece bathroom. Outside yard, coal and W.C. Annual rates payable £19-8-0. To view apply A. Laycock. Tel. Stonyhurst


255.


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


SINGLE GENTLEMAN TEACHER re­ quires accommodation, preferably with car space, commencing Sept.. 1984—Write Box No. R2. Advertiser


and Times.


KING STREET WHALLEY


Tel. Whalley 3248 (Day or Night) G. CALVERLEY


— & SONS, LTD. —


Chatburn Road, Clithcroe Complete Funeral Directors


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES


Tel.: 297 DAY; 1017 NIGH" RESIDENCE:


Service—Day and Night


48 YORK STREET CLITHEROE


, SCALES FUNERAL SERVICE


I BLACKBURN 4042 I ACCRINGTON 32641 I CLITHEROE 345


Published 09 PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS ' Limited. Clitheroe Advertiser and-Times,- Market Place. Clitheroe. Tel. 401. And :•


London Offioe: 21 Tudor Street** £.0 .4 . ■


printed a t Northgate. Blackburn. Tel. 4313, i &


E XC EP T IO N A L LY SUPERIOR MODERN SEM I-D ETA CH ED BUNGALOW FOR SALE


2, PENDLE ROAD. GREAT HARWOOD Tliis bungalow lias been built about 3 years anti occupies an


attractive corner site with gardens to the front, side and leai. There is a double concrete drive and ROOM FOR GARAGE.


The double fronted compact accommodation comprises: — GLAZED VESTIBULE AND HALL, LOUNGE 18ft. x 12ft. Gins. DINING ROOM 10ft. x 9ft. 6ins. with French Window to rear Garden. LARGE FITTED KITCHEN. TWO BEDROOMS. TWO PI ECE BATHROOM with adjoining airing cupboard. SEPARATE W.C. with low suite. Coalhouse. Excellent condition


and CENTRAL HEATING- Rateable Value £64. Free from Ground Rent.


To View. By appointment with;


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO., 6/8 CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone: 1252


B A N K S A L E R OOMS • ' TEL’ 95 O


•


R EVENlMGS 755 • \ .••••' . . .


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W H A L L E Y The Attractive


DETACHED BUNGALOW RESIDENCE “AMBER L E I G H ”


L IM E F I E L D a VENUE, WH A L L E Y Conveniently situated in a quiet corner of the Village but within


easy reach of shops and services. THE RESIDENCE


Rnilt to a very high specification by Messis. Mullen & Durkin,


of Burnley, the material used and the aPpoin^ahifamed°fmthfirl\iBlileSt possible quality, while the whole has pee~n condition. I t stands on a Site of approx. One fifth of an Acre.


fitted in up-to-date manner; THREE e x c d le n tB m R O ^ S , BATO- ROOM: Separate W.C.. TOILET on the Uppei Flooi LIFffiN STORE. GARAGE. WASH-HOUSE, BOILER HOUSE. Sepal ate Fuel Stotes.


ENTRANCE HALL; LOUNGE <22- °


ACCOMMODATION:— "


' BEDROOMS'^ATH


FULL CENTRA1* HEATING. THE GROUNDS


Beautifully kept and comprise lawns, flower beds, rose bed, flower­


ing shrubs, mature fruit trees, greenhouse. Mains Services.


Rateable Value: £146.


Vacant Possession on completion. Particulars from:—


H O T H E R S A L L & F O R R E S T AU C TIO N E ER S AND ESTATE AGENTS


B AN K SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE (TEL. 95) with whom appointments to view must bo made


CL IT H ER O E


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT CRINDLETON


A Semi-Detached Residence in a Rural Situation


Hall; Lounge with bay windows look­ ing out over open fields; Dining Room; Kitchen and order on the Ground Floor. Three Bedrooms and Bathroom with W.C. above.


No 1. RIBBLE AVENUE Accommodation:


Ample Garden area allowing space


for Garage. Mains Services Freehold. Annual Rates payable: £32 2s. 2d. Vacant Possessoin.


No. 22, PRIMROSE STREET. A stone- built terraced Dwellinglrouse. com­ prising: Hallway; Sitting Room, Living Room with tile range; Kitchen, white porcelain sink (li. and c. water): Larder. Two Bed­ rooms and Bathroom furnished with panel Bath and Washbasin. Cylinder Airing Cupboard. Yard with Usual Oflices. Mains Services. Small Annual Ground Rent. Annunl Rates payable £14. 14s. lOd. Vacant Possession.


No 18. TAYLOR STREET. A compact stone-built Cottage which contains Sitting with tile range: living Kitchen. Solid Floors on the Ground Floor. Two Bedrooms above. Yard with usual Oflices. Mains Services. Small Annual Ground Rent. Annual Rates payable: £9 3s. Od. Vacant Possession.


No. 45. CASTLE VIEW. A nicely maintained, end-terrace Dwelling-


house in desirable locality and with possibilities for Garage accommo­ dation. •


Accommodation: Vestibule with glazed panel inner door; Hallway; Lounge with bay window; Dining Room; Kitchen, terrazo tile Rot*-, fitted cupboards and shelves; Larder. Three Upper Floor Bed­ rooms and Bathroom furnished with modern three-piece suite. Asphalted Yard at rear with usual offices. Mains Services. Annual Rates payable £21 7s. Od. Freehold. Vacant Possession. Viewing: By


Appointment only. ESTABLISHED 1840 (geoffrep la p lo r & Co. (GEOFFREY M. TAYLOR, F.V.I.) (DAVID H. HEATHCOTE) INCORPORATED AUCTIONEERS. VALUERS AND ESTATE ACENTS


SALES BY AUCTION AND PRIVATE TREATY of Town and Country Properties.


FURNITURE SALES conducted on owners’ premises and in our Saleroom


SURVEYORS to several Leading Building Societies.


RENTS Collected and Estates Managed. AGENTS to The Leek and Moorlands Building Society, Mort­ gages Arranged. Investments Received.


VALUATIONS of all types undertaken. Licensed Trade, Industrial Premises. Plant and Machinery, etc.


6 CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 1252


(Also at Blackburn) ___________ L I T T L E M O O R


No. 9/11. BAWDLANDS. A useful Stone-built Property in a good


trading poltsion. Comprises: Front Room (still retaining double-front shop windows): Living Room with tile range and Kitchen on the Ground Floor. Above are Two Bed­ rooms and Bathroom, fitted Bath, Washbasin and cylinder cupboard. Usual Outside Oflices and Store. Mains Services. Annual Rates pay­ able: £14 14s. lod. Vacant Posses­ sion.


An Attractive Semi-Dcatchod Resi­ dence with an unspoilt view of Pendle Hill.


No. 28, MOORLAND CRESCENT CLITHEROE


Accommodation:


KHall: Lounge; Dining Room: a itchen: Larder; Three Bedrooms Bnd well appointed Three-Piece


athroom. Features niclude:


buCentral Heating System; superb T ilt-in Wardrobe and Dressing


able in principal Bedroom; Roof Insulation.


SDetached brick-built Garage with


beautifully laid out. RMains Sendees. Annual Ground


culars. View by Appointment.


ervices. Long Garden at rear, a ent: £3-2-6d. Annual Rates pay­


i The Final phase of development


your plot for House or Bungalow, if you wish to live in the most pleasant Residential area of Clithcroe. We will be pleased to give you full details on request.


s now proceeding at the above Site. We strongly advise you to choose


CoSeveral Fine Semis and Terraced


available on request. FISHER & CO.


Land and Estate Agents 4. King Lane, Clithcroe Tel. 257


For Sale by Private Treaty-


Lot 1— AN ATTRACTIVE FREE­ HOLD HOLDING known as “ LITTLE BLACKST1CKS,” CHIPPING. Nr. PRESTON.


Chipping village 2 miles. Longridgc 3 miles, Preston 10 miles.)


ble: £44-14-8d. tiVacant Possession. Printed Par­


No. 65. CASTLE VIEW. A sound stone-built, terraced Property in desirable locality. Comprises:— Vestibule: Hallway; Lounge with bay window; D i n i n g Room, Kitchen and Larder. Two Bed­ rooms, Bathroom and separate W.C.


Yard and usual offices. Mains Ser­ vices. F re eho ld. Annual Rates pay­ able: £19-16-6d. Vacant Possession.


To view apply:—


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers & Estato Asonts


Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. (Tel. 95)


(Chipping village 2 miles, 25 perches or thereabouts of sound pasture and meadow a land compactly contained in


£2 (approx.). VACANT POS­ SESSION will be given on Feb. 2nd. 1965 or earlier by arrangement with the present Occupier. Mr. P. Sawyer (Tel. Chipping 330) who will show the farm by appoint­ ment.


Buildings. Electricity. Fylde Water and a natural and never falling water supply. Tithe Redemption annuity


gs. Ample range of Farm


Lot 2— A VALUABLE ENCLOSURE ol PASTURE LAND numbered O.S. 342 on the ORDNANCE SURVEY and situate near to Lot 1 with frontage to the road leading to Chipping, extending to 16 acres 3 roods °0 perches or thereabouts.


ttages available. Full details FREEHOLD.


CL I T H E R O E : V


l


F.W. L : STEELE &'-CO. ESTA


TE AGENTS A V ALUERS


1-3, CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE TEL:. «*L


CONWAY AVENUE CLITHEROE


DIMMACULATE FREEHOLD SEMI­ aETACHED RESIDENCE. Pleasant


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate, Clitheroc


1. MITCHELL STREET CLITHEROE


End Terraced and containing 2 bed­ rooms, modern bathroom, sitting room, living room, large kitchen. Good condition. Annual rates £16 5s. 4d. Vacant Possession. Full details:


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1*3. Castle Gate, Clithcroe


Pull particulars of the above and other properties in the area on request at the oflices of:


F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3, Castle Gate. Clitheroc F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


HAVE A SPECIAL APPLICANT DESIROUS OF PURCHASING A 4 BEDROOM DETACHED RESIDENCE WITH SPACIOUS ACCOMMODA­ TION IN THE CLITHEROE AREA. EARLY POSSESSION REQUIRED.


rooms, half tiled bathroom, sep. w.c., hall, lounge, breakfast room/kitchen etc. Detached garage, well stocked gardens. Pull details and to view:—


nd convenient situation, 3 bed­ EVENINGS 101A | Nfeury 1


Hke 9 lc ^ S ow l I 48, PARSON LANE, •


CLITHEROE


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA ’Phone Clitheroe 183 (Day and Night) tor


WREATHS :: BOUQUETS CUT FLOWERS it PLANTS


Personal attention given to all orders


Morning and Afternoon: Cofloa. Tea and Bisouits served


IRELAND.—The family of the late Mrs. Maud Alice Ireland wish to ne thank all relatives, friends and


MEMORIALS Choose at Feoitt’s from;}


"unerblyrrfinish°ofd designs. Fine quality matcrialsand


craftsmanship, „ at‘™.ct' ^ / prioed to bring you out­


standing value.


FECITT BROS. MONUMENTAL MASONS


S IN C E I860


Whalley New Road BLACKBURN


’Phone: 6248 (Open Saturday afternoons)


of ighbours for the kind expressions t sympathy and beautiful floral


bereavement. Thanks are also ex­ pressed to the family doctor and Anno for their kindness. —Valentine Cottage, 13, Wadding- ton Road, Clitheroe.


ributes received in their sad WYSE.—The family


L. J. Wyse wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes re­ tceived in their bereavement; a’so


........ .imily of the late Mr.


khe Rev. Father Dobson for his 2ind ministrations.


0. Standen Road. Clitheroc. THANKS


MR. AND MRS. JERVIS wish to po thank Mr. Barnes, the nurses,


4, Eastford Place, Low Moor.


a lice and ambulance men who tittended their son Terence at the 1me of his accident.


THE EMPLOYEES of William West- t head and Sons Ltd. wish to thank


TENDERS WEST RIDING COUNTY COUNCIL


CONVEYANCE OF CHILDREN I 1964/65


Tenders arc invited for the Con­ tveyance of Children to Schools in


he areas of the Craven Divisional Executive No. 1 and Settle County Division No. 31 for the Educational Year 1964/65.


chDetails of routes and numbers of abildren to be conveyed are obtain­


Education Office, Water Street, Skipton.


Di D. MATTHEW,


sealed tenders in the envelope pro­ vided must be returned so as to reach this office by 10 a.m. on Friday, 3rd July, 1964.


le from the undersigned to whom visional Education Officer.


he Directors for a most enjoyable day out to Windermere and Black­ pool on Saturday, June 6.


BIRTHS


GIBSON.—On June 3, 1964. Grcen Broom, Drover Road, Casuesiac.


County Durham, to Mavis (nee Oddte) a daughtei,


Ashlyn, a sister for Caryl._______


JARVIS.—To Alf and Mary (nee Chatburn) a son. Deo Gratias.


WASHBROOK.—On June 7, 1964. at Preston Royal infirmary, to Michael


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


SUNTER. — Loving f memories of a dear husband and


We stood beside your bedside With hearts so sad and sore. We tended you with every care Till we could do no more. No one knows how much we miss


ather. Christopher George Sunter.


I you.n silence you suffered. With patience you bore. Till God called you home to suffer — no more.


Terrence and Ralph. Always in our thoughts.


COMING OF AGE


THORNBER. — Congratulations and best wishes Barry on your 21st birthday. June 13. 1964. —Love Myra.


MARRIAGE


BROOKS— VAN DER t POLL. — On June 6. 1964. at Springbok. South Africa. John Arthington, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brooks. 144, Manor Lane, Shipley, to Rosaleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. van der Poll, of Springbok.__________


DEATHS TO LET


FURNISHED FLATLET to let in Blackburn. £2-2-6 weekly.—Write Box No. S2, Advertiser and Times.


TO LET. Freehold dwelling house No. 30. Union Street. Low Moor, Clitheroe. comprising sitting room, living kitchen; above are 2 bed­ rooms, electric light, tiled range.— Apply George Middleton. Senior. Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 83, Waddington Road, Clitheroe. Tel.


Fa ring fence. An Old World w rm House yith mullioned inindows and beamed ceil­


895. LOANS


LOANS UNSECURED. F. S. Richards Ltd. 11. Wolford Road. Leicester.


PERSONAL


PROMPT CHIMNEY SWEEP. Brush. Vac.—Whittaker, 27. Meadowslde, Grlndleton. Phone Blackburn 48724.


ROOF REPAIRS. Pointing, Concret­ ing.—G. Pollard, 1. Central Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel. 610.


DOGS


An excellent supply of water is derived from the River Loud which intersects the property near to the road on the east side. This Lot is freehold and free from tithe. VACANT POSSESSION will be given on completion.


To View: Apply to the Owner-Occupier. Mr. R.


Detailed particulars may be obtained irom the Auctioneer T. B. JACKSON. F.V.I., Vic­ toria Buildings. Carnforth


(Tel. 2052). Preliminary Notico re May Boothman, Dcc’d.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST have received intsructions to Sell by Auction ON THE PREMISES on WEDNESDAY. 24th JUNE next,


SURPLUS FURNITURE & EFFECTS at


No. 19. SHAW BR IDG E STREET CLITHEROE


Details next issue. Auctioneers’ Offices:


Bank Salerooms. Clithcroe. (Tel. 95)


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


MONDAY NEXT. Juno 15th s Weekly Sale of Calves and Fat-


WEDNESDAY NEXT. Juno 17th fo Prize Sale of Newly-calved Cattle


and Lambs. FRIDAY NEXT, June 19th


tock at 11-30 a.m. Will consignors please have tlielr Stock in early and cards duly completed.


llowed each week by store Sheep


Store Cattle at 11 a.m. when a large show will be forward (last sales nos.


Rjrtntghtly Sale of In-calf and


145). t Early entries solicited for All Sales


Tel. 325 Secretary.


o enable customers to bo advised. J. W. MARSHALL.


ANSLOW & WEST (JOINERS) LTD.


Complete Funeral Directors


THE LAST TRIBUTE ARRANGED WITH DIGNITY


PERSONAL SERVICE Chapel of Rest Available


Tel. Clithcroe 593 (DAY OR NIGHT)


2, Mcarley Street, Clitheroe


WM. LANGSHAW AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGED


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES PERSONAL SERVICE


FLORAL offerings receive


unusually oomplete oare here; wreaths, sprays, bouquets— all- are artistioally arranged to add oonsoling beauty to the final tribute.


Ellison. Judd Holme, Chip­ ping (Tel. 207).


BLACK LABRADOR PUPPIES, born April 30th. Both parents excellent working dogs. Pedigree includes F.T. Champions.—Bridge. 12. York Street. Clitheroe.


LOST


DALES BRED RAM HOGG, blue on back.—Dlnsdale, Waddington, Clith­


eroe. Tel. 640. Wreaths. Bouauets. Cut Flowers, etc.


A. PEARCE AND SON, Chatburn Nurseries (near Pendlo Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230


Residence: 29. Tower Hill, Clitheroe Members of Teleflower


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


"TELEFLOWER S E R V IC E "


Church Brow Gardens TEL. CLITHEROE 298


CROASDALE.— On June 9. 1964 (in. hospital. William, the dearly loved husband of the late Alice Croas- dale. 23, Salthlll Road. Clitheroc. aged 59 years. Interment will be at Clitheroe Cemetery’ today, Friday, at 2-30 p.m. —Inq., Calverley, Clitheroe. Tel,


297/1017.


HEYWORTH.— On June 8. 1964 (suddenly), in hospital, Henry Harold, the dearly loved husband of the late Florence Hevworth, and father of Ruth, of 95. King Street. Whalley. in his 69th year. Inter­ ment was at Whalley New Cemetery on the 11th inst. —Inq., Alan Parker. Tel. Whalley 3201.


HOLT.— On June 7. 1964 (in hos- * pital). Sarah Jane, the beloved wife of the late Tom Holt, of 34. Castle View, Clitheroe. in her 81st t year. Interred at Clitheroe Ceme­


—Inq., Bennett, Clitheroe. Tel. 582, ery on June 10.


RICHMOND.— On June 9. 1964. atf his home. 44, Princess Street, Southport, George, aged 84 years, Cre late of Chalgley. Nr. Clitheroe.


—inq., Seddons. Tel. Southport 86811.


aturday. Funeral private. S mation at Southport tomorrow/-


WYSE,—On June 1. 1964 (in hos-» pital), Lawrence Joseph, the be­ loved husband of the late Jessies Wyse. formerly of Clitheroe. aged1 62 years. Interred at St. Josephs Cemetery on June 5.


—Inq., Bennett,’Clitheroe. Tel. 5W, IN MEMORIAM


BATTERSBY.—In loving memory of a dear mother, who died June 13,


1963. God saw the rugged pathway Was getting hard to climb He gently closed her eyelids And whispered “ Peace be thine.” —From her loving daughter.


CHEW.—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Ellen, who died


June 17, 1954. Like Autumn leaves the years pass B by,ut our love for you will never die. —From husband and son Hlley, l, Peter Street, Rlshton, Blackburn.


CRUTCH.—Loving memories of my dearly loved mother (Emily), who died June 12. 1963. To a beautiful life Came a sudden end


—From her loving daughter Greta, Tom and Valerie.


She died as she lived Everyone’s friend.


_ _ .


ODDIE.—In loving memory of my dear wife, Jenny, who died June 12,


1954 •From her loving husband. Jack,


TOMLINSON.— In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mary, who died June 14, 1961. Not a day do we forget you. In our hearts you’re always near. We who loved you sadly miss you,


daughter, Thornyholme. Barrow.


and Christine (nee Aspden) a son, —21°nBuccieuch Avenue. Clitheroe.


Sadly missed by his dear mother, loving wife Beaty, and sons


■As it dawns another year. —Her loving daughter and grand­


WOOD.—In sweet remembrance of a dear sister and aunty who died,


June 13, 1963. Always In our thoughts. —From Mary and Walter, Norman, Barbara ana Patricia, 9, Church


Brow. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


HOLT.—The relatives of the late Mrs. Sarah Jane Holt wish to thank t all friends and neighbours for


nheir kind expressions of sympathy tand floral tributes received


3heir bereavement. n H HAi*d1 t h l K i f f n c f i n r h i v A r i 4, Castle View. Clitheroe. in III


. THEGOIDEII BUIE


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