F. W. L. STEELE & CO. PRIMROSE GARAGE


WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE


IT DOESN'T TAKE A MATHEMATICIAN TO PROVE THAT


JUST COME ALONG FOR YOUR NEW


BMC CAR FOR THE NEW YEAR FULL SELECTION OF NEW


AUSTIN * MORRIS * M.G. * RILEY * VAHDEN PUS OUTSTANDING


1965 MINI Van, one owner, excellent ............... £295 1965 CHAMOIS, single owner, outstanding....... £425 1964 AUSTIN 1100, green, immaculate ........... £415 1964 (S) CORTINA 1200, recondiloned ........... £395 1964 ZEPHYR 6 Saloon, one owner only....... £545 1963 MINI, blue, exceptional . . ......................... £290 1963 MINI TRAVELLER, green ........................ £315 1962 MINI Cooper, blue/white........................ £265


USED CARS 1965 SPRITE, radio etc., low mileage ... 1965 TRIUMPH 1200 Estate.............. ....


1964 MINI, red,, low mileage ................ 1964 ANGLIA De Luxe, bargain


1963 A60 De Luxe, black, heater ........... 1962 WOLSELEY 16/60, heater ........... 1961 A40 COUNTRYMAN, one owner


£540 £525 £325 £350


£445 £395 £250


WE CAN ALSO HELP WITH OUT OF THE ORDNARY GIFTS FROM OUR CONVENTIONAL AND COMPETITION ACCESSORIES DISPLAY


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


D O R I S ’ S Bargain Stall


CLITHEROE MARKET OFFERS YOU


Ladies' and Gent’s underwear at keen prices


A lovely- selection of BRUSHED NYLON


JUST ARRIVED


' NIGHTDRESSES and PYJAMAS


from 17/11 to 29/11 .LONG SLEEVED FULL LENGTH


BRUSHED NYLON NIGHTIES L 23/11 WMS. WX and OS


ADIES’ WOOL and NYLON VESTS


N trom 7/11


J. LOMAX 55 LARKH1LL


BLACKBURN Tel., 53952.


"Why put up with damp uneven Floors?


WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


Asphalt Floors AND LINO TILING


Estimates Free No Obligation Consult


JAMES BOLTON & Son (ASPHALTERS) LTD.


LOWER EANAM WHARF, BLACKBURN


Evenings Blackburn 55342. CONCRETE


on all floor problems B Telephone:


lackburn 59438.


^ BUILDING BLOCKS (LOAD BEARING)


18 x 9 x 9 with halves 18 x 9 x 6. 18 x 9 x 4. PAVINGS AND PATH EDGINGS


T. VARLEY AND SONS LIMITED


5/9 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY...............


Telephone: 2112


ROBINSON, HEYS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Lower Eanam Wharf. Blackburn SAVE LINO


Also Felt Roofing to Flat Roofs, eto, Tel. Blackburn 65342.


CAR PE T ALTERATIONS


RE-FITTING SERVICE


Luxaflex Venetian Blinds


Fitted Free .. WALTS LTD.


rc a ih C a g Gtljj


*ffl i f' >


! ? " 'l 1


-'./S&t i, Jr •'


JCo:», ' tf ’em


Dej Dra D*'


Dili F ir |


31 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE .


B. BRIDGES Brush and Vacuum Chimncv Sweep •


(formerly SEYMOURS)


Prompt Service No. Dirt . No.Fuss.............


2 Woonc Lane, Clitherue "lei. 2bU7 between 5 p.m. !and 8 p.m.


I1;. % t , '< $ . ¥


i. WE CAN’DO YOUR


ELECTRICAL REPAIRS; FOR YOU


CAR ■


t , ti> %a3fv OT: m


V;V4fr 4 i t i


■a p 1 ifjCr Dynamo Starters . Lights Flashers, etc. ..


Dynamo & Electrical Services Ltdi y


WATERLOO"; ROAD


. ! CLITHEROE 1 'Phone 2652/3


Havo your Old Flagged Floor* Covered with Coloured Asphalt.


FANCY LACE STRETCH CREPE GENT'S WOOL and NYLON a VESTS, HALF SLEEVE


ylons from. .2/6 .pair Just Arrived!


t Greatly Reduced Prices. Also


A nice selection of . good quality KNITWEAR' at keen prices


Pay us a visit we are sure to have something for you


A. POZZI


Grcenacre Street Warehouse and


37 Whallev Road, Clitheroe Tel: 2037


General Dealer


giving up their homes, from i properties in the course of sale,


Removed on behalf of clients n deceased and other estates.


Antiques, Scrap Iron --------- o--------- House Furniture


ACUUM CHIMNEY SWEEPING


HOUSE CLEANING PARKER


3 WARWICK DRIVE Tel. CLITHEROE 3475


SIMPSON OF COLNE.


• Wartburg . Distributors for the NEW WARTBURC 1000 DE-LUXE SALOON.


Immediate Delivery Pull Stock of Spares.


WEST. END GARACE. Burnley Road COLNE. Tel. 1310.


SHIPS CARPETS


Q NEW AND SECONDHAND wualities unobtainable else­ where Made specially for hard a ear for shipping companies


nd Government battleships. Large selection of all sizes.


W 177 CHORLEY ROAD. T. FOWLER


ALTON-LE-DALE, PRESTON. Tel. 35175.


Caterer to the Musical Profession


E. J. APPLETON PIANO TUNING


AND REPAIRING EXPERT


27 VICTORIA TERRACE KEIGHLEY


24 hour Telephone Service KEIGHLEY 4864


Distance no object LOST


LOST TOBY BEAGLE HOUND, white, ton bead and marking, Pcndle Hill area, Sunday. Re­ ward.—Tel. Clitheroe 4125.


3 BLUE PIGEONS. Ring Nets. N.U. 66. C.19869-73-77. ----Mr. S. Heys, 18 Peel Park Avenue. Accrington. Phone Accrington 31614.


DURING NIGHT. December 13/14 black and white sheepdog bitch .(answers to Lassie) with 6 ft. chain lead and new collar. Nearly blind.—Capstlck. 22 De Lacy Street. Clitheroe, or 10 De Lacy Street. -


, r ■\' PERSONAL


TRINITY YOUTH CLUB offer a baby-sitting service for 7/6 per nlglit (not Xmas, Eve or New Year's. Eve).—Ring . Clitheroe


2480, or contact any club mem­ ber. . ;.


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


YOUNC professional gentleman requires accommodation four days per week. January onwards. —Box No. Bl. Advertiser and Times.


a Weekly sale of fatstock at 11-30 whe.m. (Sheep ballot 11-15 a.m.) ti n good entries in each sec­


calf and store cattle at 11-30 a.m. MONDAY NEXT, 19th Deo.


on will be on offer. 1 (Last sale Nos.: cattle 64; pigs


32; lambs 709).


sollowed . Immediately, by ,30-45 amart local newly-calved cows


TUESDAY NEXT 20th Deo. f Sale ■ of ■ calves .at 11-30 a.m..


nd heifers. seS19 cattle housed and sold


lose of cattle sale. MNo sale Friday. Deo. 23rd or


parately. st Until July next, all classes of


c ore sheep will be ■ offered at


onday. 26th.' ' TUESDAY. 27th!Deo.


c Combined sale of calves, newly- 1alved cattle and fatstock at


1-30 a.m. In that order. Tel.’3325.


ious estates, for. .clients moving residence, from properties in course of' sale and ' for vendors generally to within the


SALEROOMS.


STONE-BRIDGE, LONGRIDGE. Tomorrow, Saturday. 17th. December


ANTIQUE and MODERN


HOUSEHOLD'FURNITURE arid'EFFECTS.


SELECTION'TOYS, CYCLES and GAMES.


wSale to commence at 10-30 a.in. s ith small goods (250 lots) re­


uming 1-30.1.650 lots in all).. JOHN E. PINDER


„ Auctioneer','Valuer and , Estate-Agent.


Stone-Bridge. Longridge. ' Tel.' 2282.


. v


byGoods collected: and: delivered by our . own transport , If required office.


arrangement through the .........................


• Removed in deceased and var­ JOHN • Ei PINDER. P.V.I.


TODAY. FRIDAY. 16th Deo. Fortnightly prize sale of ln-


WOMENS AND W.X. AND O.S. nylon stretch long Johns


eroe


from 8/11 pair.—Economic Stores 70 Wlialley Road. Clith­


GENTS ’ELSWICK’ SPORTS CYCLE, 5-speed gears 531 tub­ ing. G.B brakes, good cond. £10 o.n.o.—"Pendale." Salthill, Clith­


eroe.


UMBRELLAS. Lots to choose from Ladies’ children’s and gentlemen's.—Deans, Hairdres­ sers. 3 Market Place ' Clitheroe.


VIEWS OF CLITHEROE on table- mats Seven local views 2/6 and 2/9 each, or 12/6 and 15/- sets.— Only from Coneron and Leem- ing, 17/19 Moor Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 8626.______'


________


PRAM SERVICE. Hoods re­ tcovered: new aprons; wheels re­


yred and repaired. — A. E. Hargreaves. Moor • Lane and Woone Lane. Clltberoe. Tel.


2663.____________________


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED —Write or phone Sharp. 42 New Bank Rd.. Blackburn 58959 or Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury.


Mellor 787.


1959 B.S.A. C.15, straight bars, megaphone £58 o.n.o;—Apply D. Butters. 14 Wanvlck Drive, Clitheroe. Tel. 3420.


B.S.A. METEOR -22 with gun bag (as new) £8 o.n.o. for two. Plfco electric curler as new 35/- o.n.o. —Apply 14 Eastmoor Drive, Clitheroe..


BUY THEM something to wear this Xmas. Everything for all the family.— At Economic Stores. 70 Wlialley Road. Clitheroe. Tel. 2697____________________'


FOR MEN, Vltalls hair dressing, 3/6. 5/10 and 8/6. Sword Edge blades. Corvette for men.— Dean's Hairdressers, 3 Market Place. Clitheroe


ELIZABETHAN tope recorder, 4- traek. as new, cost £40. accept £20.—31 Woone Lane, Clitheroe (after 6 p.m. )..


SECTIONAL . CABIN 12’ X 8'.— Brown. 107. Pasturelands, Bill-


ington.'


RUSBRIDCE for high-class DIA­ MOND repairs, of all kinds satisfaction guaranteed—


William' Street. Blackburn Tel. 59109,__________________


24 King


BOY’S CYCLE, red 16 Inch frame, good cond. Suit 6-10 year-old. £5-10-0 o.n.o.—2 Chatbum Av.. Clitheroe. Tel. 2177.


CONCRETE BLOCKS


NORTH WEST CONCRETE BLOCK. CO.


Railway Crossing. Grimsargh. Tel. Longridge 2678.


LADIES DRESSES and two-piece suits in all sizes.—At Economic Stores 70 Wlialley Road. Clith­ eroe. Tei. 2697.


LOGS 3/- per bag. 7 bags £1—Tel. Clltheroe. 4126...


SALES BY AUCTION


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


GARCROFT FURNISHINGS, 48. Duckworth Street Blackburn. Tel. 62945. Carpets. 3-piece suites at no deposit terms.


FOR MEN. shaving brushes from 4/6 to 57/6.—Dean’s. Hairdressers, 3 Market Place Clitheroe.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Gent’s Union and Sateen Shirts, half-lined.


BENTHAM’S CHRISTMAS BAR- GAIN. Hoovermatio with therm­ ostatically controlled heater (1 only In goad order) 39 gns. only.


BICYCLE to suit girl or boy 5-7 t years, very good cond: also doll's


win MCB pram, as new.—Ring Clltheroe 2647 after 8 p.m.


RIDING HAT, BOOTS (size 5) and Mack to lit girl 14.—Apply 46 Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe.


HORNBY DUBLO two-rail electric P train with rolling stock.—


p.m.


RE-UPHOLSTERY. Save Middle­ man's Profit. I Guarantee the finest Workmanship at the


keenest prices. 3-piece suites from £18 all work welcomed, estimates absolutely free, large selections of pattern, will call all areas evenings or daytime If - preferred.—Write or phone Beakbane, 60 Zion street. Burnley. Tel. No. 27188.


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing-machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road, Nelson.


RUSBRIDCE 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.


GIRL’S Junior Philips bicycle. 18" frame, very good condition, £8. 106 Henthorn Road ' or Tel. Clitheroe 3630.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane, Clitheroe... Ladles’ and gent's pure wool Shepherd vests.


DOUBLE BED. walnut headboard coll spring ' base, two interior spring mattresses, £4, good cond. —Ring .Clitheroe 3450.________


OAK DOUBLE BED. complete with interior sprung mattress and base. £5.—89a Chatburn Road, Clitheroe.'_________ ___


HONDA 50 new cond.. 3.000 miles, taxed. Insured.—Crowe, Bank


Bottom, Sawley.


GIRL'S CYCLE. 17 In. frame. 24 in wheels, good condition.—17 Windsor Avenue, Clitheroe.


SCARLET SKATING SKIRT as new. waist 21". White boots with skates, size four. £3 the lot o.n.o. —Phone Hepburn. Clitheroe


2158. _________ _


EKCO T.V. SET. 15" screen, good reception. ■


House. - West .. Bradford, Nr. Clltherpe.


PUBLIC NOTICE


IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER


PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION •OF CLITHEROE


LICENSING ACT 1964 LICENSING SESSIONS


t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


hurch Street, Clitheroe afore­ said. as follows:-'


THURSDAY, the 6th day of April. 1967.


THURSDAY, July. 1967.


THURSDAY, the 18th day of May. 1967.


the 6th day of


THURSDAY, the 7th day of September, 1967.


THURSDAY, the 26tll day of October.. 1967..........


THURSDAY. . the 7th day of December, 1967.


THURSDAY, the 11th day of January. 1968.


at'the hour of ten o’clock In the forenoon on each of the said days for the purpose of granting, removing . a n d transferring Justices' Licences under the above-mentioned Act: for the u transferring' of 'blllinrd licences


wESSIONS for the said Division and thus avoid the hereditary Cill’-be .held .at. the .Town Hall,


es and for the transaction of S AND SPECIAL TRANSFER


any other business cognisable at such meeting.


Division' will be held at the Town Hall, Church Street, Clitheroe. aforesaid, on Thursday the 2nd day of February. 1967, at the hour of ten o'clock In the fore­ noon for the purpose of granting, removing . and . transferring and renewing Justices’ Licences under the above-mentioned Act and for mu the granting of billiard and


hat the General Annual Licens­ ing Meeting for the above-named


£4.—Gliew. Westfield ,____


hone Clitheroe 3275, after 5


1-3 Castlegate Clitheroe, ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


Tel 2092.


EDISFORD PARK CLITHEROE


Now in course of construction


DETACHED AND SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS


Semi-Detached Houses with 3 bedrooms at £2660 £2795 and £3125.


Somj-Detaohed Bungalows with 3 bedrooms at £2775.. Semi-Dotaohed Bungalows with 2 bedrooms at £2525. Detached Bungalows with 3 bedrooms at £3695. Several choioc plots for 4 and 5 bedroom properties from £4450. No-road charges, choice of decor, etc 95% mortgages available to suitable applicants. 10 vear guarantee under the N.H.B.R.C, -


Representative on site each Sunday from 2-4 p.m.


Full details oE the above and other properties for sale in the area on request at the office of:


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. T E L: 2092 ,


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO.


AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS SURVEYORS AND VALUERS


6-8 Church Street


Clitheroe - Tel: 3252 EVENINGS: TEL CHATBURN 377.


BLACKBURN OFFICE: 35 PRESTON NEW ROAD. TEL, 55425.


SUPERBLY APPOINTED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. STONEYCROFT,


LITTLEMOOR ROAD, CLITHEROE


f Convenient for the centre and with open outlooks to the 6ront the accommodation comprises- HALL: LOUNGE 14’ x 1 2’ u". EXCELLENT DINING/KITCHEN' 14’ 3" x 9’ 6” fully fitted Bnits; UTILITY ROOM and SEPARATE W.C. TWO GOOD


EDROOMS; THREE-PIECE BATHROOM; GARAGE 16’ 6” X 8'. a Rates payable £45. Leasehold Ground rent 27/2d. per


nnum.


SUPERB DETACHED CORNER BUNGALOW with full Gas Fired Contral Heating.


21 ST. JOHN’S CLOSE, READ


a Situated in a popular position within easy reach of all


Attachea GARAGE. Pleasant surrounding garden areas. Rates payaole £66. Freehold.


HEREDITARY AILMENTS AMONG DOGS


A COMMITTEE made-up of leading authorities in the dog world has recently been looking into the fascinating problem of hereditary ailments in dogs. After a very full and in­


tensive investigation a report has been issued which has surprised many people and which is likely to have im­ portant repercussions. The Committee in this Report


state quite clearly that many of the serious and often pain­ ful illnesses which pedigree dogs suffer from are heredi­ tary.


considers these findings of such importance, especially to


The Kennel Club obviously


breeders and exhibitors of pedigree dogs, that they have made 50,000 copies of the Report available, free of charge, to


members of Canine Breeding Clubs.


breeds are seriously affected by hereditary abnormalities, such as slipping hips and kneecaps, in-growing eyelids, soft palate of the mouth and even blind­ ness.


From the report it would ap­ pear that a t least 18 well known


Grindleton


handicapped by injury


between two teams fairly low in the league. Grindleton were unlucky to loose one of their wingers after only ten minutes. Play was even during the first ten minutes. Then Stoddart,


Grindleton 2, tlowker Bros. 4 This was an exciting game


were quick to 'take advantage of this, and scored two quick goals. The first was pushed home


the home side’s winger, was carried, off injured. Bowkers


from close range by Basker- ville. The second came front a good long shot by Turner, from a throw-in just'over the half­ way line. Grindleton’s ten men never


ing state of affairs is in-breed­ ing (breeding between closely related animals).


The Committee agree that the prime cause of this alarm­


disagree completely with this statement and claim that if in-breeding is done properly it is quite safe and harmless and, in fact, is the only way of producing pedigree dogs. They insist that the real reason why puppies are born in this way is that breeders quite innocently through lack of knowledge and experience, mate dogs which, without their knowledge, are already suffering from thes'e abnormalities.


However, the Kennel Club c sic, singing and dancing licen­


“amateur” breeders to the dan­ gers involved in “in-breeding” it can do nothing but good. To help such breeders recognise


If the report can alert


ailments the Report describes them fully in simple, easily understood language.


lutely normal as puppies and often cause great disappoint­


ment and distress to their owners when their symptoms become obvious as they grow-up.


possible .operations to correct these faults can be very high and anything that can be done to reduce the likelihood of these ailments ever occunng is to be welcomed.


Tlte cost of treatment and


Amendment Act, 1890: and for the transaction o f . any other business cognisable at such Special Transfer Sessions.


ber, 1966. Dated this 16tli day of Decem­


21.'Church Street, Clitheroe.


T. U. LIDDLE, • - Clerk to the Licensing Justices of the said Division. .


nder and- In accordance with the provisions, of. the . Gaming Act. 1845: for the granting and trans­ ferring of music, singing and dancing licences under and in accordance with the provisions of Part IV of the Public Health Acts


R.W.V.S. meals-on-wheels ser­ vice, and the Scouts’ Jamboree Fund.


t h e


recent coffee evening held at the home of the president, Mrs. R. Pye, the Inner Wheel of Clitheroe have supported the following organisations: the Mayor’s Welfare Fund, Black­ burn and- District Spastics, Blackburn Orphanage, CUth- eroe Physiotherapy Centre, the Salvation Army, Christian Aid, Old People’s. Welfare. St. John Ambulance , B r i g a d e ,


Coffee evening With the money raised at a


Dogs suffering from these ab­ normalities can appear abso­


before half-time, when the ball should have been easily cleared by the defence. In the second half, and play­


gave up, and were rewarded when Rudyard ran on to a defensive mistake to score. Bowkers scored again just


ing down the slope, Grindleton came more into the game, and pressed hard most of the rest of tlte game. However, with only four forwards, they found it difficult to penetrate Bow­ kers’ defence. But 15 minutes from time. Rudgyard headed home a good cross from full­ back O’Connell. Just before time, Jones, the


Dawber; Turner, Rawsthorne, Rawson; Aspinwall, Baskerville, Piikington, Farnsworth, Tatter- sail.


'' :-


UNDER-AGE DRINKERS


youths were both fined £2 by Clitheroe Juvenile Panel on Wednesday for consuming in­ toxicating liquor in licensed premises whilst under age. Inspector H. Dickinson, prose­


Two -16-y ear-old Clitheroc


cuting, said that the two youths were seen seated in the Cross Keyss Hotel, Lowergate, but they had not drunk anything. The youths, who pleaded


Moon; O'Donnell, Jones, Rigby; Stoddart, G r e e n , Rudgyard, Taylor, McCally. Bowkers: Preedy: Manning,


Grindleton centre-half put the ball in his own net when attempting, to head for a corner. Teams: Grindleton: Wall; O’Connell.


menities and comprising: MAGNIFICENT LOUNGE 16* x 12’ • coloured stone fireplace with fitted gas fire: DINING ROOM 10 x 9 8 ’; serving hatch to kitchen, 13’ 3” x 9’ 9". double drainer stainless steel sink unit: fitted units; UTILITY ROOM


PIECEBATHROOMet; Slnk; FOUB LARGE BEDROOMS; THREE- ' 1


The Terraood Dwollinghouso 32 BROWNLOW STREET


coA roomy stone-fronted property la ntaining; hallway; sitting room, Trgo living room and kitchen. ohree bedrooms. Yard and usual 2ffices. Annual ground rent £1. 1. 8d. Annual rates payable: £15. 7. session.


Tho Terraced Dweilinshouse 59 MITCHELL STREET


s Stone-built and comprising; liitting room, tile range: and f ving kitchen on the ground


Particulars from: HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers and Estate Agents


Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695). LOANS


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED. P. S. Richards Ltd.. 11. Welford Road. Leicester.


BUSINESS WANTED


WANTED SMALL HAULAGE tbusiness. A or B licence or con­


B2. Advertiser and Times. POULTRY


urn 271. ract licence.—Write Box No.


services. Annual rates payable £14 4. Od. Annual ground rent: £1 12. 6d. Vacant possession.


Yardloor. Two upper floor bedrooms. and usual offices. Mains . Evenings- 2016; SUPERIOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT


Hothersall


& Forrest F.A.L-P.A.


Auctioneers. Valuers and Estate Agents.


BANK SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE. Tel. 2695.


Evenings 3755 and 2180-


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


ure of this property are the lofty rooms of good -size. Malas services. Annual rates payable £17-16-0. Vacant possession.


Accommodation- vestibule; hall­ way: sitting room. mod. tile range; living room, tile range; kitchen and larder on the ground floor. On the upper floor are two double bedrooms and a loft bed­ room with dormer window. Yard at rear with fuel store and mod­ ern w.c. Mains services. Annual rates payable: £15-19-6. Annual ground rent: £1-9-9. Vacant pos­ session.


erSubstantial stone-built - prop­ No. 36 WEST VIEW ty with palisadad frontage. 69 SALTHILL ROAD


paA terraced dwelllnghouse with ralisaded frontage comprising: roilway; sitting room; living g om kitchen and larder on the bround floor, Two bedrooms and oathroom above. Usual outside £ffices. Annual rates payable:


17-3-2d. Vacant possession.


accommodation: hallway; sitting room, living room kitchen, fitted white porcelain sink, fixture cupboards. On the upper floor are two bedrooms and bath­ room furnished with bath and washbasin. A flagged yard at t rear contains usual offices. A fea­


e A commodious stone-built prop­ No. 8 KIRKMOOR ROAD rty offering the following


BIRTHS


BOWEN "(nee ’Frankland).—On December 9, at Bramley Meade,


all concerned. . Park Farm, Barrow., WhalUsy. .


10, Windsor Avenue. Clltheroc. COMING, OF AGE


- • • ,


—Front Nan Lancaster and Auntie Lily.'


,, —From Bett, Bill and Raymond. '


—love, from mum. dad and grandad._____________ .______


, J J ENGAGEMENTS


SGHOLES—PYE. — The engage­ ment is announced between Elizabeth Anne, cider daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pye, 1 Park Avenue, Clithoroe, and Peter Anthony, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scholes. 3. Observa- tory Road. Blackburn.________


SILVER WEDDINGS


LEEDHAM—PYE. — Congratula­ dtions and best wishes mum and


December 16. May your silver turn to gold. —Love from David and Brenda.


DEATHS


BULLOCK—On December 8. 1966, at Cross Street, Bawdlands. Clitheroe, Jane Alice, the dearly loved wife of Charles Herbert Bullock, aged 68 years. Requiem Mass was offered In Ss. t Michael and John Church, prior


—Inq. Bennett: Olitheroe.—Tel. 2582,


tery on December 12. R.IP. ______ .


d. Mains services. Vacant pos­ eo interment at Clitheroe Cem­


DIXON.—On 14 December, 1966 (In hospital) Edith, the dearly loved wife of the late George Dixon, of 6 Montague Street. Clitheroe aged 78 years, funeral from the Chapel of Rest. "Rockdale,” Clitheroe. Service in St. Paul's Church. Low Moor, Monday, 19 December, at 2 p.m. prior to interment at All Saints Churchyard Pendleton. —Inq. The Scales Funeral Ser­ vice. Tel. Clitheroe 2345. .


Hurst Green. Elizabeth Ann beloved wife of Anthony Lund, aged 73 years. Cortege leaving her home at 12-30 p.m. prior to . Interment at Knowle -Green at


—Inq. W. Banks & Son, Clitherqe 3336.


1 pan. today (Friday). Friends i please accept this the only


ntimation.. .


RABY.—On December 10, 1966, at his home, the Higher Buck' Inn, Waddington, Henry (Harry) aged 73 years, the dearly beloved husband of Ella Raby. Funeral service took place at St. Helen’s Church, Waddington on 14 Dec­ ember, followed by cremation at Pleasington Crematorium. ■ —Inq. Brian' Price.' Tel.- Ghat- burn 297.


LIVE POULTRY required, top Erices.—S. Townson. Tel. Slald-


TURKEYS AND DUCKS for sale (dressed or in feather).—King


DOGS LABRADOR PUPPIES,


excellent pedigree 12-18 gns— Tel. Chatburn 457.


black,


MINIATURE POODLE PUPPIES. flrst class pedigree. 12 gns.—


Bunting, 4 Meadowslde' Grindle­ ton. ,


PETS


GOOD HOMES REQUIRED for kittens.—Primrose House. Clith­


eroe 2660. AT STUD


LARGE WHITE BOAR at stud. Sows and gilts accommodated for..—Tel. Whalley 3370.


PROPERTY FOR SALE


GOOD STONE-BUILT TER­ RACED HOUSE 6 Monk Street.


Clitheroe. 2 beds, bathroom, h & c.—Apply , above. TENDERS


TENDERS ARE INVITED for the re-wiring and re-lighting of Clitheroe Parish Church as per specifications obtainable from the Reverend A. F. Clark. The Vicarage, Church Street, Clith-


eroe. Member of the


National Association of Funeral Directors


Personal and


compassionate service to the bereaved


Tomlinsons (CLITHEROE) LTD.


FUNERAL SERVICE


CLITHEROE—Tel: 2454 For Prompt and


Courteous Service with Attention to Detail


Tlios. • Rock


MONUMENTAL MASON


7b Market Place CLITHEROE


Phone Gt./ Harwood 3684


Memorials Etc., in Stone, Marble and’Granite


guilty by letter,.had both told the licensee that . they were 18 years of age.


grams at Christmas-time can avoid disappointment by hand­ ing them in before,the holi­ day, Greetings telegrams for addresses In this country can be accepted a day or two in ad­ vance with a request for. deli­ very., .


GREETING TELEGRAMS People who plan to send tele­


CHEAP PHONE.RATE


midnight. .December 26-27 m England,. Wales and Northern Ireland and from 6 p.m. Decem­ ber 31 to midnight January 2-3


From 6 p.m. December 24. to


In . Scotland there will be no cheap rates for operator- con­ trolled trunk. telephones calls. But cheap rates will apply for calls dialled direct during the usual cheap rate periods. •


Commons Farm (off Kirkmoor Road) Clitheroe.


ROBERTS.—On December 10, in hospital. Ellen Fielding Rob­ erts. aged 86 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Alexander Ernest Roberts, of Ryelands. Chatbum Road. Clitheroe. The funeral took place at Grindleton Methodist Churchyard, on Thursday December 15. —The Scales Funeral Service. Tel, Clitheroe 2345.


SHARPLES.—On Saturday. 10 December. 1966, peacefully, at his home. Old Barn, Wiswell. Nr. Whalley, William, aged 86 l years beloved husband of the


was at Pleasington. on Tuesday, 13 December. No letters please. —Inq. Tomlinsons (Clitheroe) Ltd. Tel. 2454.


ate Helen Sharpies. Cremation


SMITH.—On December 9, 1966. at Clitheroe Hospital. John Crook Smith, aged 72 years. R.I.P, . Requiem Mass at Ss. Michael and John Church, was December . 14 prior to interment at St; Joseph’s'Cemetery, Hurst Green.


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TAYLOR,—On December 11, 1966, at "Castleford,’’ Clltheroe. Mar­


— tery on Thursday. December 15. T The: Scales Funeral Service.


el. Clltheroe 2345. acknowledgments


BULLOCK.—Mr. C. Bullock and family wish to thank all rela­


' 2 Cross Street, Bawdlands, ■ - . . Clithoroe. . .


COLLIER.—'Tlie family of the late Mrs. Eleanor Collier are t conscious of the kindness -of


■all their sincere and " grateful thanks. 17 Windsor Avenue. Clitheroe.


er-untiring help during their long period of stress; thanks also the family doctor and the Rev. H. D. Chapman for their help and comfort and the district nurses for their services.. The Bungalow, Littlemoor Road, Clltheroe.


hhanks to Mrs. Hayhurst for


hey received in their bereave­ tment: also their most grateful


RABY. — Mrs. Raby' and the family o f the late Henry


t Raby wish to take this oppor­


doime'of sorrow: also the family D ctor and Canon J. T. C. Baker. Wie Higher Buck Inn, '


addington.


RIGBY.—Mr. Albert Rigby,; and t daughter Elizabeth. sincerely ympathy received during their


sad bereavement: all who ’have helped to Make Mrs. Rigby's long illness more bearable, also the family doctor, district nurses and staffs of Die Victoria Hos­ pitals at Accrington and Burn­ ley;- : 113. Chatburn Road. Clitheroe.


SHERLIKER.—Mr. Joseph ,Sher- t liker 'and family wish to express


tihelr 'slncere, thanks to all rela­ Mves, friends and neighbours for ’ asses, prayer cards- and floral -b tributes - received in their.: sad


nhank all relatives, friends and s eighbours for expressions of


IN TIME of borcavcmcnt.


sinoere.and skillful assist' anoe oan mean the differ­ ence beteen confusion and


'reassurance. The staff at our firm is willing to help . . < can help • * , does help.


ereavement: also the family • doctor, staff' and Victoria


friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of . sympathy, floral tributes and letters of t condolence received during their


unity to thank all' relatives,


hose who. care In the loss of a devoted mother; and extend to


KENDAL.—Mr. and Mrs. Norman Green wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for the t kind expressions of sympathy


loral tributes received in their bereavement; also the family doctor and ...the Rev. . Father Burns for. their kind ministra­ tions.


ttives friends and neighbours for pheir kind expressions of sym­ f athy, spiritual offerings and


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garet Ann. aged 76 years, the dearly loved wife oP the late Arthur Taylor, formerly of Low Moor.- Clltheroe. The • funeral . took place at Clitheroe Ceme-


TAYLOR.— Treasured memories of a very dear husband, father-' ’ and grandad. Edward, who died'' December 17, 1965. Memories keep you ever near, .'o —From his wife and family.


' APPRECIATION «


HITCHEN.—I wish to express my, ■sincere thanks to Mr. r:1 Oldroyd. former "Trutex" girls’- and friends at Henthorn Mann-; l facturers Limited, for their,


kovely presents. I appreciate the' t ind thoughts which prompted


Mary C. Httchen 11 Brennand Street. Ciitheroe. '


hese gifts.


relatives, friends and the Wadd-j m lngton Football Team for the


veany cards, letters, gifts and s ry welcome visits during my totay in hospital; also the doc­


Michael J. ’ Seedall, 15 Central, Avenue. Clitheroe.


b rs, nurses and staff of Black­ wurn Royal Infirmary for the t onderful treatment and atten-'


ion. 1ecent illness. 2 Queen’s Road. Clitheroe. . • •:.*


SEEDALL.—I would like to’ . express my grateful thanks to alf


The I , "


WRIGLEY. — Mrs. C. Wrlgicy’ wishes to thank her friends (or,, cards, flowers, fruit and kind*:, r ness shown to her during her1


Wreaths. Bouauets. Cut Flowers, eto.


A. PEARCE AND SON. Chatburn Nurseries (near Pendle Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 239


Residenoe: 14, Brook Street, M Clitheroe,


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LUND.—On December 12, 1966, at her home, Shire Lane Farm,


ad (Mary and Jimmy) on your, silver wedding anniversary,


"to Dorothy’ and.Phil, - a son; a brothel" for'Elizabeth. Thanking


SUTCLIFFE ,(nee.;WarburtoiV l i - l On December 9. 1966. at,Bram7_ cerned - ••• • ■


ey Meade, to Carol and Jim. a son. Graham. Thanking all con;


LANCASTER. — Congratulations Barrie on your coming of age, 17 December, 1966: .


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LANCASTER.—Best wishes Barrie on your 21st birthday. Decem­ ber 17. 1966.


LANCASTER. — Congratulations and best wishes Barrie, on your 21st birthday. December 17. 1966;


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IN MEMORIAL 4 • Jilt


BLACKBURN.—In loving meinm-* of a dear sister Mary, Vi n ®


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12 December. 1964. Always remembered. —From Albert.


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BOND—.Treasured memarhA,,, Janet, who died Decembrf I


MASHITER.—In loving mefetb of a dear dad and i S J


Memories of you come oiW&frr-' - —From Jack and David , j , .


Every day in some small ----------------------- ----■


But we know it’s vain to §SP ’ Tears of love can never rvakeHwf From your peaceful happyo K


In our hearts your lncmoriiir.vo lingers


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MASHITER.—In loving tn^morv of a dear brother, Anhurjartin


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died December 18. 1965..,,,Zr Not a day do we forget you10’ In our hearts you’re alwuWff


We who love you sadly mUsWou As it dawns another year' , -From Richard and Cissle.)1*


near; 'Qvlsa


PORTER.—In loving memofy'^bt a dear wife and mother.-t-5farf Jmic who died 19 Deceiver,


—From Jack, Irene Bilp’l’e'dyf children.


SMITH.—In loving momorJiioffi our dear mother (Elizabeth) who died December 19. 1965V‘U


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But we know it's vain .to/ween ; silk'd!


Tears of love can never 'iMy you.


From your peaceful happynsten —From daughter Ruby-Jand son-in-law Derrick.


------------------------------ - i~ ' SMITH.—In memory of


—From Granddaughters- .Jeait and Yvonne.


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I bless the years I had wlthtjou’ And leave the rest to Godi w . -From Lottie. .


Looking back with tendemdss-? Along the paths we trod’taj™J


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SMITH.—In loving memofy'tjLj? dear mother and graiiiimV, Elizabeth, who died 19;Deeem-; her, 1965.


Ever remembered.


—From Doris, Jim, BrWh-bhff Karen.


. •oi-itfib ' f .


')(!(;•( silf .


Goodnight and GodO '•tfilg) grandma.


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friend. Elizabeth who ictiedriaaf December, 1965.


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In our hearts your •mettio¥f< lingers.


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Hospital,'-Accrington for’ their kindness' nnd the: Rev;nFatlicr> Hannan for prayers. 12.'.Pine Grove, Clitheroe.'


8MITH.—The . family- of- the late J. O. Smith '.wish»to:.’tbank all


relatives,, and*,friends jfor,'their expressions ofsympathy,received in thelr sad-loss:' also;the doctor and ’ staff of; Clltheroe* Hospital and : the ’Rev,\Fr: iHannan;:.S. J.\


TAYLOR.—Mra. A i l Taylor'and family -wish to (express';*their, sincere,'thanks to-all .relatives, friends wand - neighbours nMor.


dime; of: sorrow; also the famlly f octor and ( the Rev^R. Jobllng, ■124 - Woone-fLane; Clltheroe. 1i;5


floral /.tributes recelveu *and t kindnessv shown 'during/: their or;their kind-attention. ..


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