fO The Ctithcroc Advertiser t£ Times, February 21,1964 ESTATE AGENTS & VALUERS


1-3. CASTLE GATE. CUTHEROE. TEE:- m


evenings 1016 GARAGE (CLITHEROE) LTD, AUSTIN & RILEY


LEADERS IN SALES AND SERVICE Choose from our Comprehensive Slocks


AUSTIN A40 DE LUXE Deposit £120-13-9


RILEY ELF SALOON Deposit £115-10-0


AUSTIN MINI SUPER Deposit £98-19-2


36 months at £15-12-5 £598-13-9


AUSTIN MINI VAN DE LUXE £387-0-0 Deposit £78-0-0


AUSTIN 1100 DE LUXE Deposit £124-17-1


36 months at £16-18-11 36 months at £10-10-4 36 months at £13-8-2


36 months at £16-5-4 £622-17-1


£492-19-2 £574-10-5


AUSTIN A35 VAN DE LUXE £405-10-0 Deposit £81-10-0


RILEY 1.5 SALOON Deposit £140-7-11


AUSTIN A110 OVERDRIVE £1051-16-3 Deposit £210-16-3


AUSTIN A60 DE LUXE Deposit £151-15-5


AUSTIN A55 VAN DE LUXE £551-7-6 Deposit £110-7-6


36 months at £20-11-1 36 months at £28-12-5 36 months at £11-0-7 36 months at £15-0-2 36 months at £19-1-8


BE WISE-BUY B.M.C. BACKED BY 12 MONTHS WARRANTY


ALL VEHICLES ARE DELIVERED DIRECT TO US FROM THE FACTORY BY TRANSPORTER OUR SELECTION OF GUARANTEED USED CARS INCLUDES


1963 MINI DE LUXE £405


healer, one owner, choice of 2


1962 MINI DE LUXE £395


heater, washers, one owner, 10,000 miles


1962 RILEV 1.5 SALOON £535


Damask Red. one owner, radio, low mileage


1961 MINI DE LUXE £335


Farina Grey, heater


1955 AUSTIN A30 £145


blue, heater, low-priced bargain


1958 AUSTIN A55 £285


black and red, heater, washers.


1958 WOLSELEY 15<|t' £315


30,000 miles one owner


1959 AUSTIN A4- £305


deluxe heater. Farina Grey.


heater, passenger seat, one owner


1958 A55 VAN £150


IF IT’S GOOD ENOUGH FOR US TO SELL IT’S SAFE FOR YOU TO BUY


— FROM —


PRIMROSE GARAGE (Clitheroc) LTD. WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


WHERE YOU GET FIRST-CLASS SERVICE BY FACTORY TRAINED SPECIALIST? Telephone Clitheroc 883/4/5


SKIPPER S A L E OF FOOTWEAR


BARGAINS FOR ALL AT


T H O R N B E R S 88 BAWDLANDS, CLITHEROE


BURNLEY FESTIVAL OF MUSIC, DRAMA, ELOCUTION AND BALLET


FEBRUARY 29th and MARCH 7th, 1964


Official programme of Music and Elocution may be obtained Irorn CENTRAL LIBRARY, PARKER LANE, BURNLEY


SEERCRAET


VACANCIES exist for EXPERIENCED DRESS and BLOUSE MACHINISTS on light, dean work with good rates of pay and working conditions.


NOTICE TO SCHOOL LEAVERS AND PARENTS


We arc prepared to receive applications from school-leavers for training as machinists. Please call and ask for information about this interesting and rewarding occupation.


FACTORY MANAGER, W. T. SEARSON LTD., LOWERGATE WORKS, CLITHEROE.


STARTING WAGE:— £4 12s. 9d. Apply to:—


CARPET ALTERATIONS RE-FITTING SERVICE


SUN WAY VENETIAN BLINDS


Free Fitting Service WALTS LTD.


31 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


LINDLEY PATE (GISBURN) LTD.


Agricultural and Dairy Engineers ’Phone GISBURN 251 for


BAMFORD MANURE SPREADERS


Sheep Racks and Troughs '‘Rookie” Mineral Licks


EVERYTHING FOR THE FARMER


RE-UPHOLSTERY


Your Suite made as new in mo* nuette or vinyde from £14: with Latex cushions from £26. Chair; from £3 Wide range of oatterns.


Workmanship guaranteed Estimates free Phone or write:


J . LOMAX 53, LARKHILL


BLACKBURN TEL. 7681


SAVE LINO


Have your Oto Flasgeo Floors Covered with Coloured Asphalt by


ROBINSON. HEY8 & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Lower Eanam Wharf. Blackburn. D A N N Y ’ S UP BROOKS SAWMILLS


TAYLOR ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 99 or 1138


INTERWOVEN FENCING PANELS, GATES, ETC.


THE NEW WANEY EDGE Fencing of all descriptions


Open Sundays until noon MACHINE


FLOOR SCRUBBING


CHIMNEY SWEEPING CARPET CLEANING


PARKER POST OFFICE


WEST BRADFORD Tel. CLITHEROE 290


RAILWAY & ROAD CENTRE MODEL RAILWAYS


CLITHEROE MODEL


ROADS and AIRCRAFT 4 CASTLE ST.. CLITHEROE


IS YOUR TV AERIAL DOWN OR DAMAGED?


Then call for expert repairs. Trade enquiries invited.


C. Blackburn, 25 Hurtley St., Burnley.


Tel.: Burnley 78204


MINIBUS (12 SEATS)


for PRIVATE HIRE (WITH DRIVER)


PHONE GISBURN 210 HAYHURSTS


I960 STANDARD 10 Companion Estate, blue and white with grey interior ............. £285


1959 PREFECT, Ludlow green, new engine fitted . . £265


1960 COMMER forward control 15cwt. pick-up, Walker body £250


1955 ANGLIA, radio and heater £100


All the Hillman range of new cars in stock


HAYHURSTS of . . . . CLITHEROE


BRIDGEWATER GARAGE DUCK ST.


Telephone CLITHEROE 547


Why put up with damp uneven Floors ?


WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


Asphalt Floors AND LINO TILING


Estimates Free No obligation consult


JAMES BOLTON & Sou EANAM OLD WHARF, EANAM. BLACKBURN


on all tloor oroblcms Telephone:


Slakewater 42015 Evenings, Blakewater 85917 L RENT-A-DRIVE® £701-7-11 £755-15-5


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE


The soundly constructed and well maintained SEMI-DETACHPn RESIDENCE


48, PARK AVENUE CLITHEROE


Comprising 3 bedrooms, bathroom sep. w.c.. hall. 17" lounge dining room, largo kitchen, lardci' wash­ house. etc.. Room for g i r age r Gardens front and rear. Annual’


ates £41 8s. lid. Vacant PosseSion on completion of purchaser


Pull details:—


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


The modern FREEHOLD SEMI­ DETACHED RESIDENCE


7, PEEL PARK AVENUE CLITHEROE


lounge, dining room, kitchen, garage Good size gardens. b


Pull details and to view:_ F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3, Castle Gate, Clithcroe FISHER & Co. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS.


4 KING LANE, CUTHEROt! TELEPHONE 257


CLITHEROE UTTLEMOOR


countryside, with the amenities of Clitheroe only a few minutes away. Severn ready for early occupation. deWe will be pleased to supply full


4 Roomed Cottage in fair condition. LITTLEMOOR ROAD


tails on request. 10. BROWNLOW STREET


Lovely pre-war ScmL 2-3 Bedrooms. Large Garage. Superb condition.


Several Sound Businesses for sale. Full particulars on request.


ofWhen buying or selling property


your own interest, consult:— FISHER & CO.


Land and Estato Agents 4. King Lane, Clitheroc Tel. 257


T. SILVERWOOD — J . BALSHAW S Kindly remember sale tomorrow.


ast week. Sale 1 o'clock.


aturday. February 22. 1964. at Clough Bank Farm. Dutton (Lons- ridgc-Hurst Green Roach, for Mr. T. Armor. 14 Capital rouitry Cabins, Arks, Brooders and Appliances. Sur­ lplus Household Effects as advertised


T. Silverwood, Tel. Clithcroc 228. J . Balshaw. Tel. Clithcroc 1100. (Or evenings) C. Silverwood. Slaidburn 652.


M PENDLE CLOSE”


CLAREMONT AVENUE CLITHEROE


iOpen porch with tiled floor and-oak eron-studded front door, square bntrance linll with wrought iron calustrade staircase, through lounge tum dinette with French windows


with stainless steel sink unit and fitted cupboards, four bedrooms, bathroom, separate W.C. Central heating, garage, wash-house, tool shed, garden areas. Long term leasehold Ground Rent £9 6s. Od.


o patio and rear garden, kitchen


GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE HOLIDAY!


• NEW FORD CARS • CHOICE OF TARIFF • FRE E INSURANCE • FRE E ROUTE MAPS • R.A.C. AND A.A. REGISTERED


• COUNTRYWIDE BREAK­ DOWN SERVICE


9 NO DEPOSIT SCHEME • HOLIDAY PERIODS OF 7, 10 AND 14 DAYS


O free brochures FROM


Rufus Carr Tel. Clithcroe 73


Bawdlands Garage Clitheroc


Rent-A-Drive, Oxford Road,1 Burnley. Tel. 3844.


For further particulars and r/ewiig apply:—


p*a*


Ellis & Sons, 459, Lord Street, Southport. Tel. Southport 5195.


or Seyamours


Chimney Sweep Service


Immediate Attention GARDEN ROTATOR ON HIRE


Ring CLITHEROE 210 between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m- or write


7 Standen Road Clitheroe


£10-to~£500


With or Without Security Call, Write or ’Phone


THE


Pendleton and District Lending Society Ltd.


WALTON HOUSE


80, CHANCERY LANE BOLTON. LANCS.


Phone: Bolton 24085


FIREPLACES of Distinction


IFOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE SN WESTMORLAND GREEN PTONE, YORKSHIRE AND


ORTLAND STONE ITALIAN MARBLE


See the superb examples at


STONE AND MARBLE MASONS CREAB


ROCK’S TLHCnBU 0N


A CJ1


A AKW0R D.ROTc?..7/c4 CO


From Norway, ten Jor 2s. 6d.


Surprise and delight with Scandinavian KROTF.R CAKES


18 RAILWAY VIEW THE


MATERNITY SHOP


EVERYTHING FOR THE EXPECTANT MOTHER


, iu ,m sHT.??g,v ‘ lMl 5K R IG ID A IR E


SOUTHERN & REDFERN Blackpool Blackburn 1,0 Burnley


BREAKS & HUNT LO C A L C A R R IE R g


(Proprietor- I HUNT) All Enquiries to


96, CHATBURN ROAn CLITHEROE


Telephone 122 -+wv


Padiham Estato Agency, 13a, Church Street, Padiham. Tel Padiham 71193 or Nelson 62893 (after 6 n.m.)


any description you should, in


Bungalows now available on the most desirable site in this oart of Lancashire.Elevated and entirely unsnollt


Freehold Semi-Detached House &


Well appointed and containing 3 bedrooms, bathroom, sep. w c ball


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F. A. L P, A.


. AU C pO N t lR S . VALUERS ANO ESTATE- AGENTS


DANK. SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE •’ T E L 94 OR EVENINGS TSS


re Mrs. Ada Seed, Dec’d.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST have received instructions to Offer for Sale by Auction ON THE PREMISES on WEDNESDAY. 26th FEBRUARY. 1964. at 2-30 p.m., subject to the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced,


the Leasehold Dwellinghouso No. 6. LITTLEMOOR ROAD CUTHEROE


A terraced Property overlooking the Ribblesdale School Playing Field from the rear. It has been carefully maintained and comprises: Vesti­ bule; ' Hallway: Sitting Room, tile range: Living Room, new tile range; Kitchen, white porcelain sink (h. Sc c. water). Above are Front Bedroom with Electric Fire inset: Rear Bed­ room fitted with inbuilt Wardrobe and cylinder airing cupboard and Bathroom furnished with Bath and Washbasin. New W.C. and Coalstorc In concreted Yard at rear. Mains Services. Annual Ground Rent: £1 Is. Od. Annual Rates payable: £13 13s. Od. Vacant Possession on completion.


will be Sold by Auction on the Same Day


THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS COMMENCING AT 1-3Q P.M.


ut Sideboard: Oak Drop-leaf Table; s Half-Round Display Cabinet; Fire­


gew); Modern Three-Pieoe Suite in nreen figured moquettc; Moa. Wal­


and include:— n Pair Winged Fireside Chairs (as


ing Machine; Chiming Wall Clock; large Pouffe; Lloyd Loom Chair; Pr. Watercolour Drawings by R. Caw- thornc, "Gisburn Mill" and "Sandy Brown. Whalley."


c Fitted Carpets, good quality body Larpets as laid in Sitting Room, iniving Room, Hall, Stairs and Land­ Rg and one Bedroom. Mats and


(small); "Hoover” Junior Cleaner and To o l s ; ” Bush" Television Receiver; ** Stella" Mains Radio; Electric Kettle: Electric Oven; *• Aladdin ” Oil Heater.


ugs, etc. “ Hotpolnt ” Electric Wa s h e r


BDomes ti c Utensils: Crockery; Qrass Jam Pan; Bedding Box: Buantity of Bedding, odd pieces of


useful items. p Viewing: Tuesday. 25th. from 2


edroom Furniture and many other S.m. to 4-30 p.m., and Morning of ale.


Vendors’ Solicitors: Baldwin, Weeks & Baldwin. 4, Duck Street. Clitheroe. (Tel. 52).


Auctioneer’s Offices: Bank Sale­ rooms, Clithcroe. (Tel. 95).


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


No. 22, LANGSHAW DRIVE. A


Modern Semi-Detached Residence with Generous Garden area. Com­ prises: Hall; Lounge with tile range; inter-connecting Dining Room; Kitchen, stainless steel sink unit and fitments; Food Store. Three useful Bedrooms: partly tiled Bathroom and se p a ra te W.C. Brick-built Garage attached to main structure. Freehold. Mains Services. Annual Rates payable; £44 7s. 3d. Vacant Possession


No. 34, NEWTON STREET. A family House with Three Bedrooms and Bathroom furnished with panel Bath and pedestal Washbasin. Ground Floor comprises: Hallway; Sitting Room: Li v i n g Room; Kitchen (white porcelain sink, h. Sc c. water) and Larder. Yard and Offices. Mains Services. Annual Rates payable £16 11s. 6d. Vacant Possession.


4. MONK STREET. A stone-built, V terraced, Prope rt y comprising:


tion floors. Two large Bedrooms above. Yard with W.C. and Coal- store and a useful Wooden Shed. Mains Services. Annual Rates pay­ able: £12 13s. Gd. Vacant Posses­ sion.


range; Living Kitchen, white porce­ onlain sink, parlour range; and Larder


estibule; Sitting Room. mod. tile the Ground Floor. Red composl-


taining: Vestibule; Sitting Room, tile range; and Living Kitchen on


he Ground Floor. Two large Bed­ rooms above. Yard with W.C. Mains Services. Annual Rates payable £10 14s. 6d. Vacant Possession.


No. 7G, WEST VIEW. A substantial Dwellinghouse wit h palisaded t frontage. Comprises: Hallway: Sit­


£14 2s. 9d. Vacant Possession.


ooms, the rear one fitted with Bath Sc Washbasin. Cylinder Air­ ing Cupboard. Yard at rear with Fuel Stores and Toilet. Mains Ser­ vices. Annual Rat es payable


No. 46, BAWDLANDS. A stone- built Dwellinghouse with the


following Accommodation; Hallway; Sitting Room, tile range; Living Room, tile range; Kitchen with white porcelain sink (h. Sc c. water); and Larder. On the Upper Floor are Two Bedrooms. Off the rear Bedroom is Bathroom fur­ nished with modern Bath, Wash- bstsln & W.C. Long Yard at rear. Mains Services. Annual Rates pay­ able £11 4s. 3d. Vacant Possession.


No. 61. WOONE LANE. A Terraced Dwellinghouso with Garage. This


stone - built Property comprises: Hallway: Sitting Room; Living Room: Kitchen fitted white porce­ lain sink (h. Sc c. water). On the Upper Floor: Three Bedrooms and Bathroom furnished with Bath and Washbasin. Basement Wash-house (services laid on) and W.C. Large Wood and Asbestos Garage in Yard. Mains Services. Annual Rates pay­ able: £16 11s. 6d. Vacant Posses­ sion.


To view apply;— Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. (Tel. 95)


BILLINGTON. Stono-built Cottage with open views situate No. 30, PAINTER WOOD. Comprises: Living Room. Kitchen, each of reasonable size and Two Bedrooms above. Outside Toilet. Ma i n s Water and Electricity. Freehold. Annual Rates payable: £8 8s. 6d. Vacant Possession. To View, etc., apply:—


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers & Estate Agents


Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe, (Tel, 95) WADDINGTON


SMALL FLAT TO LET. Furnished. Pleasant p o s i t i o n . Contains:


Bank Salerooms, Glithoroe. (Tel. 95) LOANS


LOANS UNSECURED. F. S. Richards Ltd. 11. Welford Road, Leicester.


POULTRY AND EGGS


LIVE POULTRY reqd., top prices. S. Townson. Tel. Slaldburn 271.


HARTLEYS CHICKS. Mo-f 3 —4 Mark 4, £19 per 100. IlxLS. LSxR, WlA'Il. £15 per luu. J-unu o. . ..,


20s. each.—Hartleys Cliicks Ltd.. Nelson. Tel. 62511.___________


DON'T FORGET


WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE


f e s t iv a l ' h a l l , q is b u r n


SATURDAY, FEB. 22nd at 7-30 p.m.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers & Estate Agents


Lounge: Bedroom; Kitchen and Bathroom. Elderly Couple or Single Occupier preferred. Details from:—


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers & Estate Agents


Kitchen, white porcelain sink (h. r & c. water); and Larder. Two Bed­


ing Room, large Living Room, ide Chair; Singer Drop-head Sew­


PUBLIC NOTICES


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE EDISFORD


MENTS at Edisford during the en­ suing season.


iKS,J,IiYltcd £oi- the l-iRht to and/or REFRESH­


cream, refreshments or both to be delivered to me in a plain sealed l envelope endorsed " Edisford ” not


Offers stating whether tor Ice


ater than March 2, 1964, r The Grantee of the rights to sell


eries Superintendent. The Castle, foo/101°)C (Tcl015hone No* Clitheroe


H. L. SAGAR. Town Clerk.


TENDERS


CLITHEROE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


H the Exterior Painting of 32 Council t ouses at Kirklands, Chipping, in


elow.


Clitheroe Rural District Council Offices, Church Brow, Clitheroe. Lancs.


T. P. RUSHTON, Clerk of the Council.


Exterior Painting of Council Houses . lnvltc Tenders for


o .Conditions of Contract can be Cbtained on application to the


he current season. Tender. Specification,


b ouncils Surveyor at the address BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


BROWN. — Treasured bi rth da y memories (February 24) of my dear husband, Harold (died so suddenly August 17. 1963).


It broke my heart to lose you, But you did not go alone, For part of me went with vou. The day God called you home. —From his loving wife Kathleen, 29. Corporation Street.


Leaving memories we shall always keep.


without farewell you fell asleep. PROPERTY WANTED


WANTED. Stone-built 3-Bedroomcd Bungalow off main road, Clitheroe district.—Phone Clitheroc 787.


URGENTLY REQUIRED TO PURCHASE


PERIOD RESIDENCE NOT VICTORIAN


WITH LAND, OR FARM HOUSE OF CHARACTER, WITHIN 20 MILES OF CLITHEROE


■Write Box No. T2


“Advertiser and Times” TO LET


TO LET in. Waddington. Two Rooms (bedroom and sitting room). — Write Box No. W.2, Advertiser and Times.


SKIPTON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL


SHOP TO LET


ion above. CTenders for tenancy to be sent to


PROPERTY FOR SALE


16. ALBERT STREET, LOW MOOR. Terraced cottage comprising Front Room, Living Kitchen, O.S. Toilet. Vacant possession. — Apply. 11. Waddow Green, Low Moor, after 6 p.m. .


FAMILY SIZED Terraced House, 24, Wilson Street. Clitheroe, for sale. Good condition. Vi ewi n g any Saturday or Sunday.


No. 54. HAYHURST STREET. A tStone-built, terraced Property con­


SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE, with Garage. Vacant Possession. 22. Moorland Crescent, Clitheroe. — Inquiries—25. Balmoral Avenue.


TERRACED HOUSE for sale. 53. Mltchel Street, Clitheroe. 2 Bed­ rooms, Bath, Washbasin, W.C., Kitchen, Living Room, Sitting


Room. Annual Rates £13.—Apply by letter to above address.


LOST


LOST between Clitheroc Catholic Church and Grindleton (after wed­ ding) Solid Gold Charm Bracelet. Reward.—16. Grindleton Road. West Bradford. Tel. Clitheroe 395.


BOARDING PETS


EDENCROFT BOARDING KENNELS. Hesketh Lane, Chipping (Licensed). Vacancies Dogs and Cats. Strip­ ping and Trimming all breeds. Animals collected if required. In­ spection invited.—Phone Chipping 257.


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


MONDAY NEXT. Feb. 24th


tore Cattle at 11 a.m. when a good show will be on offer, including 26 Smart Summer Calvers (had one calf) mostly Black and White, from Mr. G. Geldard, Junr., 2 Wagons Mr. A. Procter and many others.


St 11 a.m. followed by fortnightly S Fortnight Prize Sale of In-calf and


ale of Store Pigs. FRIDAY NEXT, Feb. 28th


SPECIAL SPRING PRIZE SALES


Geld Heifers and Bullocks, Fridays, March 20th and April 10th.


In-calf Cattle. Fridays. April 24th, May 1st and May 8th.


Tuesday, March 24th (Old Fair). Tuesday, April 28th. Tuesday, May 26th (Old Fair).


Schedules on application. SHEEP SALES


Tel. 325.


Entries for All Sales solicited. J. W. MARSHALL.


WM. LANGSHAW


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGED


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES


PERSONAL SERVICE


Tel. Whalley 3248 (Day or Night) Wreaths. Bouquets Out Flowert. sto.


KING STREET WHALLEY


A. PEARCE AND 80N. Chatburn Nurseries (near Pandle Hotel) Tel. Ghatburn 230


Residence; 29, Tower Hill. Clltlieroe Members ot Teleflower________


Secretary.


stWeekly Sale of Calves and Fat- a Prize Sale of Newly-calved Cattle


ock at 11-30 a.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT, Feb. 2Gth


RTwo shops. 15 and 17 Keighley t oad. Skipton, in a prominent posi­ cion on the main road, arc to be re­ aonstructed and let as one (shop t nd store), with living accommoda­


Skipton (from whom particulars may be obtained, by 9tli March.


lerk to the Council. Town Hall.


Goodnight and God bless Grandad. —From Stephen. 47, Park Avenue. IN MEMORIAM


—From his loving daughter Shirley and son-in-law John.


*


uefreshments will be required to t se the refreshment hut provided by fhe Corporation under licence and eurther details my be obtained on t nquiry from the ParKs and Ceme­


3 w


Ae Tta&e&aud 48, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


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


WREATHS :: BOUQUETS CUT FLOWERS : : PLANTS


Personal attention given to all orders


Mornins and Afternoon: Coffee, Tea and Biscuits served


MEMORIALS Make your selection Irom


the largest stock In East Lancashire.


Fecitts offer a wide variety


ot pleasing designs in Granite, Marble or Stone, and can deliver and erect in


any churchyard.


FECITT BROS. MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1860


Whalley New Road BLACKBURN ’Phone: 6248


(Open Saturday afternoons) BIRTH


LAXTON.—On February 15. 1964 at Our Lady of Compassion Nursing Home. Blackburn, to Pat (nee Har­ greaves) and Trevor, a son (Simon), a brother for Gavin.


BROWN. — Treasured bi rth da y memories (February 24) of a dear father and grandad,


CONGRATULATIONS 21st BIRTHDAY


BECKETT.—Congratulations to our only son, Malcolm, on his 21st birthday, February 21. May health and happiness be yours always. —Love Mum and Dad.


CARTER.—In loving memory of u dear sister and auntie. Cissy, who who died February 26. 1963. We’ll meet again, until then dear good night and God bless.


^ ? m X?,ur Roving sister Annie, Stanley, Winnie, Edna and Billy.


GELDARD.—In loving memory of my dear husband Leonard, died February 28. 1963. R.I.P. Most


Sacred of Jesus have mercy on his soul. I was not there to sec you die,


— last few words I had with you. wEver remembered by Ills loving


ife Dorothy and family.


ODDIE, Thomas.—In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, wlio died February 20. 1963.


—From Allan, Madge, Ian and Janet.


P ROCTER.—Treasured memories of


Parting comes and hearts are broken.


a dear wife. Margaret, who died February 24, 1963.


Filent thoughts bring many a tear. PROCTER.—Treasured memories of


Loved one gone with wo r d s S unspoken;


or one we miss and loved so dear. —From her loving husband Tom.


And mnke no outward show. But what it meant to lose her No one will ever known. —From Audrey. Dennis and Peter.


Two willing hands are resting, A voice I loved is still.


A nsk God to forgive my tears —nd help me carry on.


lan.


And when I'm sad and lonely \ And wonder why she’s gone.


The one who did so much for me Is waiting o'er the lull:


AChristine. Raymond, Lesley and


PROCTER.—Tn loving memory of a dear mother, Margaret, who passed away February 24. 1963.


She left us quietly, her thoughts B unknown,


—.p','°in ,h<T lo v i n g son and daughter-in-law, Tom and Jean.


ut she left a memory, proud to own.


PROCTER,—In loving memory of our dear sister Margaret, who died February 24, 1963. (We shall alway remember you smiling). —Lily, Tom, Harry and Sylvia.


RUSHTON.—In loving memorv of my dear wife and mother. Winifred who died February 23. 1959. We think of her in silence And make no outward show. But what it meant to lose her No one will ever know.


~From her loving husband Harold, daughters Sandra and Audrey and all at Higher Porkgate.


SIMPSON.—In loving remembrance of my dear parents. Father, who died February 23. 1957; and Mother, February 24, 1958.


—Irene and John, 80, West View, Clitheroe.


SIN G LETO N.—Treasured memories of our dear son, John, who died on February 23, 1961.


Cherished for ever with love sin­ — cere.


Loving memories of one so dear. Mum and Dad.


SINGLETON.—In loving memory of


—From his loving sister Pruc, Jimmy and family, also his loving sister Ann, Billy and family.


Cf only wo could see your face ome smiling through the door.


WOOLSTENCROFT. —Mr. and Mrs. E. Woolstcncroft. Colin and Ian


express sincere thanks to all rela­ tives. neighbours, Rev. E. M. Side- bottom and St. Ambrose Sunday School, Staff and Boys of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Graham’s pals at the Village Institute and Youth of Grindleton Village, management and staff of Rlbble Cement Ltd., and all other friends for floral tributes, donations to ca nc e r research and kindness shown during their time of sorrow. Also the family doctor, the district nurses and doctors and staff of


Thursby and Shuttleworth Wards at Victoria Hospital, Burnley.


ANSL0W & WEST (JOINERS) LTD.


Complete Funeral Directors


THE LAST TRIBUTE ARRANGED WITH DIGNITY


PERSONAL SERVICE Chapel of Rest Available


Tel. Clitheroc 593 (DAY OR NIGHT)


2, Mearlcy Slrccl, Clithcroe G. CALVERLEY


— & SONS, LTD. —


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CHAPEL OF REST


Tel.: 297 DAY; 1017 NIGHT RESIDENCE:


ON THE PREMISES Service—Dny and Night


48 YORK STREET CLITHEROE


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


"TELEFLOWER SERVICE•'


Church Brow Gardens TEL. CLITHEROE 298


I SCALES I CUTHEROE 345


FUNERAL SERVICE BLACKBURN 4 0 4 2


THERE is comfort in


knowing that your relatives will be sgared the burden of deolsion during bereave­ ment. Peace of mind is yours when you pre-arrange the servioes at Scales Funeral Service.


If all the world was ours to give, I We would give, yes and more.


our dear brother John, who died February. 1961.


a mother and grandma, who died February 24. 1963. We think of her in silence


PROCTER.—Treasured memories of u dear mother and grandma, died February 24, 1963.


To clasp your hand and say good­ bye,


But I will remember all life The through.


BECKETT. — Congratulations and best wishes Malcolm on your 21st. —All my love Dorothy. Happy birthday. Daddy. —Love Karen.


BOOTH. — Congratulations Barbara on your 21st birthday February 25,


1964. May good health and happi­ ness be yours always. — From Mum. Dad. Graham, Sandra. Jean and Dennis.


BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


B L E A Z A R D . — Congratulations Grandma on your 86th birthday, February 26. —With love from Joan. Wilf and Barbara.


ENGAGEMENT


MURRAY—DUCKWORTH.—The en­ gagement is announced between William, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Murray, of Lythnm St. Anncs. and Mary, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Duckworth, of Princess Avenue. Clitheroc.


DEATHS


DINNIS. — Thomas Frederick, of Shaw Cottage. Clithcroe. dear hus­ band of the late Fannie Newman, and dearly loved father of Monica and Dyck. Passed away peacefully February 17. 1964. in his 89th year. Interment was at Urmston Ceme­ tery. Manchester, on February 20, following service in Clitheroe Parish Church. —Inq., Veevers, Funeral Directors, Clitheroe. Tel. 75 and 673.


JACKSON.—On February 15. 1964 (In hospital). Grace Ellen, the dearly loved wife of Ernest, of 33. Heathficld Road, Bury, in her 58th year. Interment was at St. Marv's Cemetery, Clithcroe, on February 19. —Inq., Alan Parker. Tel. Whallev 3201.


ROWLAND.—On February 15, 1964, at Park Nook Farm. Bolton-by- Bowland, Hannah Maria, the be­ loved daughter of the late Robert and Hannah Maria Rowland in her 85th year and was interred at St. Peter and St. Path’s Church, Bolton-


by-Bowland on February 19. —Inq.. T. E. Robinson. Bolton-by- Bowland.


SPEAK.—On February 19. 1964. at t Gclstone, Whins Lane, Read. John,


he beloved husband of Mary anti dear father of David, Peter and Dennis, aged 55 years. Funeral 12 noon. February 22. following service at St. John's Church, Read, at 11-30 a.m.


WORDSWORTH.—On February 15, 1964, at his home, 89. Chatburn. Rond, Clitheroe. George William, dearly loved husband of the late Elizabeth Wordsworth, aged 81 years. Interment was at Clitheroe Cemetery on Tuesday, February 18. —inq.. A. Ve ev e r s and Sons, Funeral Directors, Clitheroc. Tel, 75 and 673.


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


BURNS.—Mr. Burns and family wish D to thank all relatives and friends,


worth and Mrs. Bairstow for their t help and kindness and. for floral —Station House, Rimington.


orrow.


COWPERTHWAITE.—The family ot w the late Edith Annie Cowperthwaite


d rs. Rutherford and Smith, the staistrict nurses, the matron and G ff of Clitheroe Hospital, the Rev. M. W. Curry and the Rev. W. Alien,


rs. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. E. Duck­ sributes received in their time of


—ent." The Firs.’’ 138, Hookstonc Drive. Harrogate.


HARGREAVES.—Tlie family of the all late Helena Jane wish to thank chool for their kind expressions


of sympathy and floral tributes received during their bereavement.


ributes received during liis be­ reavement. Also the doctor for his kindness. — Park Nook Farm, Bolton-by« Bowland.


SHAW.—Mr. and Mrs. Shaw wish to ne thank all relatives, friends and


ributes received during their sad bereavement. —4. Anglesey Avenue. Burnley.


exighbours for Mass offerings, kind t pressions of sympathy and floral


hanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind ex­ tpressions of sympathy and floral


friends and neighbours. Grindle­ Ston Methodist Church and Sundav


ROWLAND. — Mr. Raymond Row­ tland desires to express his grateful


frish to thank all relatives and p iends for kind expressions of sym­ dathy and floral tributes received muring their recent sad bereave­


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