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16 Clilhcroc Advertiser and Times, Friday, December S, 1967


PRIMROSE GARAGE WE'VE_GOT


THE NEW STYLE


MINI Mk II and


1100 Mk ll's IN STOCK


Austin Mini Mk 2 Prices from £508.15.0. inc. p.t.


FROM BMC. OF COURSE COME TO US FOR SERVICE


a BEST


CUTHEROE Tel: 3883 (4 lines)


USED CARS IN GOOD CONDITION


1967 VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPER, blue. 6.000 miles only.


1967 (Oct) MINI COUNTRYMAN, grey 1967 (.Ian.) MORRIS 1100. 4 door dc luxe


1967 (July) SINGER ESTATE CAR. Automatic, white. 2.000 miles.


1967 (Oct) MORRIS 1100 ESTATE CAR. Demon­ strator-


1967 (Oct) WOLSELEY 1100. Maroon—interior to match.


1966 FORD CORTlNA.2door.de luxe. 1964 MINI SUPER, one owner, low mileage 1964 CORTINA. Two door. 1963 MORRIS 1100. dc luxe, dark green. 1963 AUSTIN MINI ESTATE CAR. 1962 RILEY 4/72 (new engine).


HIGHEST ALLOWANCES — INSURANCE PREFERENTIAL H.P. TERMS


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.A.L.P.


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


BANK SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE Telephone: 2G95 (Evenings 3755 and 2180)


AGENTS FOR:


Bradford Permanent Building Society


MORTGAGES ARRANCED INVESTMENTS RECEIVED.


A NEW DETACHED RESIDENCE IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION AT


c: r r x n l kt o x a' r lla g e NEAR CLITHEROE


Occuuving n .superb position on the ° t i tsk iru of the vlUnae. The accommodation with FULL. OII/-FIRED CENTRAL HEALING


contains: Lhivr benrooms sun balcony: bathroom: separate w.cg


entrance had: cloakroom: lounge; dining room; kitchen etc. Integral garage 22' x 12* Freehold tenure and free from rent charge


THE MODERN SEMI-D ETACHED BUNGALOW


74 PARK AVENUE CLITHEROE


spacious lounge: unit- fitted,kitchen: rear porch, etc. Room fo: garage—driveway already laid Vacant possession on completion of purchase.


inaintained accommodation as follows: Two oearooms: bathroom: front entrance Porcli: hall:


THE SOUNDLY CONSTRUCTED SU P ER IO R FREEHOLD SEMI-D ETA CH ED RE SIDENCE


22 BALMORAL AVENUE, CLITMEROE


Very pleasantly s itu a ted adjoining open countryside a t the rear vet conveniently placed for all services


bathroom, separate \v c . entrance hall, lounge, dining room with serving hatch to kitchen. Fuel store and garage.


T'he accommodation comprise** three bedrooms halt-tiled


THE FULLY MO D ERN ISED STONE-BUILT TERRAC ED HOUSE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.


14 HALL STREET, CLITHEROE


Vi'iihrunm front entrance vestibule, entrance hallway, s itting ^


yard with wc. and fuel store.


NEW BUNGALOWS in course of construction at


SABDEN VILLAGE


Two three and four bedrooms, from £2,650. Representative on site Sundays 2-30— 4-30.


NEW DETACHED and SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES


and BUNGALOWS in course of construction at


EDISFORD PARK, CLITHEROE


Two. three and four bedrooms, from £2.675. Representative on site Sundays 2*30 4-30.


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


Convenient s itu a tio n and containing: throe bedrooms. conservatory rear entrance. Good


.. H Pleasant situation with rural outlook and h a tin g ue.l- WH ALLEY


A MOST ATTRACTIVE SMALL DWEL LIN CHOU SE WITH CARPORT.


S .CHURCH LANE


a ttractive window carpet well in wood floor KITCHEN: up-to-datr* units incorporating eyc-lcvcl gas


version and offers the following accommodation: LOUNGE: with rod deal panelling: brick fireplace "Baxl."


oven: eve-level grill; ‘'i r ic i ty ” fridge: sink unit. Tw o BEDROOM.65* deal panelled three-piece’bathroom: rear


F u r th er particulars from: HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers Estate Agents


Bank Salerooms Clitheroe. (Tel. 2G95).


CANCELLATION OF AUCTION SALE


THE SALE OF SURPLUS FU RN ISH IN G S AT WHALLEY V ICA R AG E


AD V ER T ISED FOR 13th DECEMBER, HAS BEEN CANCELLED


IN PLEASANT RURAL SURROUNDINGS . THE STONE-BUILT DWELLINGHOUSE


2 EXTON LAMB ROW.


TERRACE. WHALLEY


With palisaded frontage and com p r is in g : j '’aU" a*L;slt^TO


bcdrooms^ind XeLpl?e°e bLurroom" Yard‘a t r e a r " i fu e l ' store ami i S : S™.sibilates tar garage. Mains services. Annual rates payable £14-10-0 Vacant possession


HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Agents.


Bank Salerooms. Clithcroe. (Tel. 2695). WHALLEY THE SEMI-D ETA CHED DWELLINGHOUSE 22 ACCRINGTON ROAD Of pre-tvar constructton gU h D " S o “ “ r r S N ?


Particulars from: HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms, Clitheroo. (Tel. 2695).


Stone-Built Dwellinshousc with Palisaded Frontage.


20 WEST VIEW. CLITHEROE


amenities, th e Accommodation js as follows:- Halhvav with vestibule: s ittin g


Conveniently s i tu a ted near, all r •oom tile range; large dining


modern vitreous sink and match­ ing side u n ity Larder. Iw o bed- zooms and three-piece bathroom. Yard with fuel store and w.c.


oom, tile range: kitchen, fitted


Mains services. Annual rates pay­ able £18-10-8 Vacant possession.


The Stone Built Dwellinshousc 2t MONTAGUE STREET. CLITHEROE


erty ready for modernisation Accommodation: nailway s i t­


A compact stone-built prop­


ting room, living room and kitchen on th e ground Moor two bedrooms above Yard and usual


others Mains services Annual


£12-14-10 Vacant nossession.


Terraced DwellinRhouso Nice. Condition


No. 9 CURZON STREET. CLITHEROE


1-3 Castlegatte ' Githeroe Tel. 2092


:■ ESTATE: AGENTS!'AND>,VALUEftS . ; v. • •; x'y.'i -z w a


HOUSTON & HOUSTON Chartered Surveyors


\V. R- C. Houston. F.R.I.C.S.. F.I.Arb. I C. Houston. BSc.. A.R.I.C.S.. A.A.I.


Sales: Houses. Commercial Properties and Land. Valuations: For Sale. Purchase. Mortgage. Probate, etc.


Compensation: Claims tor Slum Clearance. Central Area Redevelopment Pipelines. Road Widening.


• structural Surveys: Of Houses to be purchased.


Land Surveys: For all purposes. Town Planning: Applications. Negotiations and Appeals. Mortgages:. Arranged, with .Leading .BuilcUnB Societies. Cohsuliants on all Property Matters.


District Office; Anglia Building Society.


31A VICTORIA STREET, BLACKBURN. (Tel. 58238).


.sink standsheet window.• glazed panel door All asphalted floors. Two bedrooms above Concreted


modern tile range: living kitchen, fitted tile range; combination


Comprising: s i ttin g room with


vard W.C (modern). Annual rates payable: £13-15-0.


Vacant possession. -e -Evenings 2016 ra tes payable: Tho Stone-built Dwellinshouse


14 MONK ST REET CLITHEROE


ting Room. tile, range: Living Kit­ chen (tile raiige): Larder Two large Bedrooms. Yard and Usual Offices. Mains Services. Ground Rent £l-l-0d. Annual Rates pay­ able £13-18-0d. Vacant possession.


Tho Stone-Built End Terraco Dwollinshousc.


51 BROWNLOW STREET CLITHEROE


site


tile range: living room tile range: timber lean-to outkitehen. fitted combination sink ih &. c I water) Two bedrooms above. Yard wltl) usual otUces Mains I services


Well s itu a ted on nicely elevated Accommodation: s i ttin g room,


Ground ren t: £1-13-6 Vacant possession.


Annual rates payable- £13-4-0. Comprising:— Vestibule; Sit-1 PUBLIC NOTICE M IN IST R Y OF TRANSPORT


THE TRUNK ROAD (VARIO US STREETS, CLITHEROE) (RESTRICTION OF W A IT IN G ) ORDER 1967


The Minister ot Transport has made an Order tinder sections 1 and 3 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1967 th e effect of


which is to:- 1 revoke the Trunk Road (Various Streets. CUtheroc) (Resrrirtion of Waiting) Order 1959 and th e T ru n k Road


IMror S i “ . Clitheroe) Prohibition of Waiting) Order 19o4. prohibit*anv person from causing or permitting any vehicle


TlMn^nnv of the lengths or any of th e sides of road specified In Schedule 1 hereto;


2 hereto:- ia) for a longer period th an one hour: or


ihi ir ■


5 the termination during th e said h ours of th e last period of waiting (if any) of th e vehicle on th a t


! neriod of less th a n one h o u r has elapsed since side of i'oacl , Exceptions have been g l i d e d M b r a° p'SSKfrS


vehicle to wait » L ® . f f svS Mc to c n a b S i s to be loaded board or alight from J*'e , ' yjfjiicic? or to enable th e vehicle to on to or unloaded from th d '.v jn v ' y building operation or .


be used in “ " " “ I?,1 dcmo.ltion.- the


maintenance ol th e »


Stone-Built Dweilinehouse with palisaded frontage.


98 WOONE LANE. CLITHEROE


range: living room, tile range; kitchen, white combination sink, two bedrooms. Yard a t rear with w.c Standsheet windows Ground Uoor asphalted. Annual rates payable: £15-l-2d. Vacant posses­ sion.


Containing: s i ttin g roam, tile


HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Valuers


Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695). EXPERT SERVICES


ROOF REPAIRS, pointing, wall- Inu concreting and Macadaming G Pollard. 1 Central Avenue


CUtheroe Phone 3010


WE REPAIR broken or blocked downspouts drains, gu tte rs or


manholes —Write call or phone R Hazard 16 Fatrhnven Road


Blackburn le i . 546U0 Late contractors tb H;M Government


ALL TYPES electrical heating systems installed and repaired. __Mason's Electrical, 48 Wilson Street. CUtheroe' Tel 3531.


POULTRY


LIVE POULTRY REQUIRED, top prices.—S Townson le i Slukl-


burn 271


TURKEYS AND DUCKS tar sale. __King Commons Farm, oir


Klrkmoor Rd., Cllthcroc. LOST


LOST gold chain bracelet, double link, dog lead clasp sentimen­ tal value. Reward.—160 Whalley ftd.. Langho........


LOST. GOCD BRACELET, square l l n' ks - -. sentimental value. Reword. Tel. Chatburn 202,


LOANS


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED..— F S. Richards Ltd 11 Wellord Road. Leicester


BUSINESS FOR SALE


SMALL DRAPERY price a t valu atlon three-bedroomed house


on rent.—Tel CUtheroe 3345 PETS


PEDIGREE TOY poodle puppies (bitches) 32 gns.—Newby, 29 Pendlc St., West, Sabden.


i


K f any obstruction to traffic, the r,,* i-iir. services therein,


SCH EDU L E 1


Copies. of the Oidtl c i Jr |s“ oplier House. Southwark Street. . UT B/20/01'


4 be obtni'nctl from th e Secretary.


Road (A85Q)S in the BorouMh of Clitheroe:. 10 , (A59)l


,,


fimetlon with Woone Lin e to a p o in t 42 yards south-eas t of its junction with !’,ir's:jn ^ '


.? The


which extends-from a P jn t ~t yards n o rth of its junction with Parson Lane Lu with Briggs Entry.


from a point V 'ainut^nwest of its Junction with King Street, a point 54 yards s“u l“ "■


north ot th a t Junction,


with King Street to . 6 Tile


a Point 15 > Junction with cm , ' c , . 3 That lcnRlh known as Cast c o u th .pnst ot lts junction


noi-tl ^ 1 J ^ n c tT o n with Lowe,gate and Woone Lane - ^


4 That 1 !j. t t h o f Sal ford Bridge to a p o in t 50 yar.ds trt rtf tivit length known as Moor Lane and


-h „nfi sides of the Liverpool-Preston-Leeds Trunk b knoWn as Moor Lane, which extends from


2xt?nds from a p o in t 50 yards north of Its . c as tle Gate and Castle Street


, 4. The west s dr. known m JuncUon wlHl Briggs Entry to s t r e e t , apd Market Place


Castle S tree t which extends


5. T h a t length known as ®“ ds south west of its junction Which extends from a P b |« t o i


’.ar ramrali Street.


extends from a point Well Terrace.


8 The n o r t l ^ t


'of lta Junction with King S tree t to its York Street which extends from


lu June™*wUf i'Ch5?d?s t?eet ?o'I. point 134 yards north-east of th a t junction-


H . length of York S tree t which of its ju n c tio n with


SCHEDULE 2 . . . . , 1M LNornool.Preston-Lc.ds Trunk Road (A.59). in


the Borough ol c l i t |'°^oe' h length known as Moor Lane and , The cast side of th a t ie n g tn oiiit -Q ards north of to


Castle Gate wbicb extands Junction with


Junction: wiffi*parso , .,,ft of th a t length known as Castle o rhe south-east side . ^ ^ yards n o rth of its junction


ijanc. _


point 42 yard’s south-eas t ot its •


fc1


Street whlclii ext.ends trom a g ^ ^ u t h - w e s t of Its junction with Briggs Bntfey 1


I'lac^ w tU eh -SY fo [ ( n .S e ^ w f t h ^ e l l g a t e , with King Street to it. J


4 The so::tl'-east slde 0 f^*'a | rt5jlnoi-th-eiistrof its junction


Which extends from <j j W a te rl oo Boad. with Wellgate to u s Ju


length known ns York Street , , ^ Market Place which extends from


Mil L„i,„non th e hours of 9-0 a.m. and 7-00 p.m. on any of the sides of th S e lengths of road specified in Schedule


FOUNDED 1856


yard with grass plot fuel bunkers and carport (19’ 0" x 7 G ). Freehold


Tlic property has nod a most a ttractive and original con­


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & GO. auctioneers, estate Agents, • • SURVEYORS AND VALUERS.


6-8 Church Street Clitheroe - Tel: 3252


BLACKBURN OFFICE: 35 PRESTON NEW ROAD. TEL. 55425, IMMACULATE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.


8 GREEN DRIVE, CLITHEROE .


a Occimvin- „ -noire position m a high class residential VO and


rea“


eaves s to ra g e {3 amp rinB maln wlnnc ls installed and th e root space ls fully', insulated


MODERNISED FAMILY TERRACE HOUSE. .


54 WOONE LANE OLITHEROE


x ITCHEN- PtNTHV TWO BEDROOMS—1: 13' X 13’: 2:12- 6"


facilities anC| b,^services to the centre. K Comorlslnc,: HALL: SITTING ROOM: LIVING ROOM:


PoDU'arlv .tn n ted and close to good shopping and schooling 6 - MODER^THHEE-PIECE BATHROOM. ■ annum. Prlcuo.OOO mortgage available


Good tarmacadam vard. Fuel stole Rates payable £17 Leasehold Ground re n t £2-2-0 per


SPACIOUS. 4-BEDROOMED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. IU PIMLICO ROAD, OLITHEROE


Pus service-, and commanding excellent, views towards Waddinu ton Fells There are gardens to the front and rear and tb accommodation contains


Situated 'n a popular position convenient for shops ah.


s u perl or tl led fi replace naxi fitting: DINING ROOM. 14' x 32 S superior tiled™ replace. Baxt ra tin g ; SUN LOGGIA. II- x !•


WlDli; E\TiMNC/t£ HALL; LOUNGE 14’ 6" x 32* 6". nev


4 ■; MORNING ROOM W 6- X 9’ 6' plus 6’ 6- X 6' 6" Raybun cooker; KITCHEN, stainless steel sink unit, fitted cupboard.* with formica working surfaces.


10' 6'* x 8 4--T 9- x fi\ HALF-TILED THREE-PIECE BATH ROOM


FOUR BEDROOMS 1: 14* 6'* x 12' 6”. 2: 14* x 12’ 6”. 3


with access to PLAYROOM or STORE GARAGE 16’ 6" x 8’ 7” Mains electricity, water and drain*


Rea: covered porch to FUEL STORE and SEPARATE W.C Rates payable £63. Leasehold Ground Rent £5-16-10 p.a.


36 KINGr STREET,. WHALLEY..


elevation situated in th e centre of th e village and comprising: LOUNGE 17’ x 12’ 3" modern fireplace: DINING ROOM. 14* 3”


A well-constructed terrace house with single bay front


x 12 6”: KITCHEN. 9‘ x 8'. could be extended Into wash-house: BEDROOM l : 16' X 14' 9 ”: BEDROOM 2: 14* 6" x 10’: LARGE BATHROOM with bath washbasin and. W.C., Immersion h e ater .


Room for garage a t th e rear Ali mains services


£22. . Freehold. Rent charge £1-18-0 per annuril. Rates payable


36 MOORLAND ORESCENT. CLITHEROE


a t the-side and rear A brick and rendered scmi-detachcd house constructed


S i tu a te d ' a t the enn of a q u ie t cul-de-sao with open fields


m 1931 with a large garden with lawns and so ft f ru i t trees. Comprising: GLAZED PORCH: HALL: LOUNGE, 14’ 6" x


13’ V bav window: DINING ROOM. 12' 4” x 11' 4”: KITCHEN and LARGE PANTRY: THREE BEDROOMS: THREE-PIECE


Concrete fuel store. Mains services. Gas available. Rateaole value £86 Leasehold Ground re n t £ 4 per annum.


BATHROOM. EXCELLENT DOUBLE GARAGE 29* x 12’. Greenhouse.


SEMI-D ETACHED HOUSE CONSTRUCTED IN 1962. PR IC E £3.300.


22 SYDNEY AVENUE, WI-IALLEY


stone fireplace with fitted Portway Trio oil h e ater which heats radiators in the kitchen and bathroom and warm air- outlets *- *,u- lounge and hall. DINING ROOM 8 10 x 7 - : __EEN. 9 6’*


’ x 7' 7'*. enamel sink. unit.


both with fitted wardrobes and cupboards. 3: 9 x 7 t . THREE-PIECE BATHROOM.


THREE BEDROOMS 1: 12’ 6’’ x 10' 11”. 2: 11' 9” X 10’ 6”,


plav area. Rates payable £37. Freehold. Mains •'electricity.* water and


Detached garage. 20* 9” x 1 3 ''6 ”. Good concrete drive and drainage. AGENTS FOR THE


Leek and Westbourne , Building Society


- ASSETS EXCEED £200,000,000


shopping and schooling facilities and containing: SPACIOUS ENTRANCE HALL: IjOUNGE, 17’ 0” x 11* 0”.


Situated a t the end of a q u ie t cul-de-sac close to excellent


AND WASHLn nm i- SUN LOUNGE; TWO DOUBLE BED­ ROOMS THREE-PIECE BATHROOM In matching pink Largo


ENTRANCE PORCH: LIGHT HALL with LOUNGE: DINING/KITCHEN: FRIDGE


SALES BY AUCTION C: S ILV ER W O OP— J. BALSHAW


Tomorrow, Saturday. DECEMBER 9th 1967


Auction for Exors. Mrs. M. A. Leemlng. Household Furniture


Kindly remember the Sale by


and effects a t the Village Hall, Slaidburn, Nr. Clithcroc. as adver­ tised last week. Including fine pottery and useful lots.


Slaidburn. Tel. 652: J. Balshaw, CUtheroe. Tel. 2011.


Sale* 1 o'clock. Auctioneers:


C. • Silverwood,


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO.. LTD.


immediately restrictions permit. Tel. 3325.


area. 11-30 a.m. Normal sales will be resumed


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers.


34a. K IN G STREET. CLITHEROE. Tel. 2369.


Bcntham. Tc!. 444/5/6. Nr. Lancaster. Local Offices:


FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES NOT FULLY ADVERT ISED


December. a Monday. 11th: F urniture sale


Preston. Sale a t 1-0 p.m. Bcntham & District Farmers'


t 7 Green Bank Terrace Long


Auction Mart Co. Ltd. and Gis- burn Auction Marts. Ltd.. wlU operate for th e sale of stock lor


Mouth Restrictions are lifted. F u r th er information in connec­ otion . with th e above can be


nce u n til th e present Foot and


MONDAY NEXT, 11th DEC. a Sale of fatstock. under licence


nd for s laughter within th e


MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD


Telephone 2164 Established 31 years.


COMING OF AGE


NO connection with any other firm or individual. IN MEiYIORIAM


NORCROVE. — C,° '’,b,!;r E tv ' °o n


—All our love. Mummy. Daddy and Christopher.


_ t . e n g a g e m e n t s


ROBINSON. .BLEZARD. — T h ? engagement


between Margaret Haxci. eldest daughter of Mrs. and th e late Mr F. Blcznrd, Town Farm Pendleton, and Victor, second son of Mrs. and th e late Mr. v. Robinson. S ta rt ifan ts Farm.


is announced Chipping. ________ _


T Y SO N— WHIT EHEAD.— Mr. and Mrs. J Whitehead of ‘Aysgarth. Whnlley Road. Clitheroc. have pleasure in announcing tile engagement of


daughter. Jacqueline Ann. to their only


John James, only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Tyson, of 61 Barnes Avenue. Rawtensta’.I.


e immediate s laughter under lic­ Sbtained from Richard Turner &


Bcntham. Tel. 444/5/6 Nr, Lan­ caster or your local Police Station.


on Auctioneers Secretaries. a Monday. 18th: sale of furniture


ing a t 12-30 p.m. V Monday. 18th: sale of 5 West


premises. H Wednesday 20th: sale of Holme-


iew Settle, a t 2-0 p.m. on the


ouse Wray, in the Ins titute. Wray, a t 3 p.m.


_________ D REPORT FOR BENTHAM &


For Wednesday. 6th, Dec. 1967. There* was no sale of d an i


IST R IC T FARMERS' AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


cattle due to the foot and mouth restrictions. Fatstock Section.


highest price 3/3: average price 3/-.


30 lambs: lowest price 2'8„.


. Littlemoor. Clithcroe. Lancs. Tel. Clitlieroe 3boo/b.__


hartered Surveyors.


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


Lot S p r in g f i e l d h o u s e . FOULRIDGE, Nr. COLNE


dence in own grounds with open views of


countryside Accommodation: House—4 reception rooms, l-ecic- ation rooms, domestic oiliccs a bedrooms and 3 bathrooms Self-contained fiat — sittin g


Early Georgian country resi­ tile surrounding


room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms batli- Garages and outbuildings. t Hard tennis court. Oil-fired cen­


ra l heating. Domestic help available. On bus route.


s ogether with farm cottage s ituated In village. Daily and


L°t 2 : L0NG HIL L FARM, T FOULRIDGE. Nr. COLNE


51-853 acres of meadow and Pa£ K rCona an annual agricultural


tock reaving farm compi islng


Total tying tar 35 cows. Farm­ house comprising: living room s itting room, kitchen. 2 bcdiooms


in two lots unless


S0F u r th e " 'l'particu!ars may be obtained from th e Agents


17 HENTHORN ROAD. CUtheroc. 1 tw > b e droome d teraccd bouse,


p.m.) pr o p e r ty wanted


WANTED three bedroomed house or bungalow. Whnllcy or near.


Cash waiting.—Write Box Ita. T8 Advertiser and Times.


WANTED TO RENT


WANTED TO RENT on sh o rt R lease cottage, house o: ilat


imington or Immediate vicin­ i ty—Phone Ilkley 4d70.________


FOUR-BEDROOMED unfurnished house m Clitheroe. or d is tiic t required to ren t. anprox- f >m


years. Good re n t 0.ffeied-— Write Box No. Cl Advertiser and Times


___________ _


NEWLY WEDS require house or flat to ren t In Clitheroe or district.—Write Box No. C.6,


Advertiser and Times. WANTED


GUITA R REQUIRED,


condition.—21 Nelson St.. Low Moor. Clithcroe._____________


in Rood


RIGYCLE REQUIRED for boy aged 7-8.—Watts. 34 Hawthorne Place Clitheroc: or St. Miuys


Hall Stonyhurst.___________


ELECTRIC or hand sewing mach­ ine required.—Write Box No. C3 Advertiser and Times.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


“TELEFLOWER SERVICE” Church Brow Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE 3298


G. Calvcrley


and Sons Ltd. “Funeral Director”


Member of the National Association of Funeral Directors


CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST


Tel: Clitheroe 3297 day 2017 night


Eor Prompt anil


Courteous Service with Attention lo Detail.


THOS. ROCK


M O N U M E N T A L M A S O N


7b Market Place CLITHEROE


Phone: Gl. Harwood 3684 Memorials, Etc., in


Stone, Marble and Granite


three-piece bathroom lon;e dining room, kltehen. ft.V. £14 10-0 Vacant possession.—Apply above address (between < 8


PROPERTY FOR SALE CINGHAM & YO R K E


t 5 West View. Settle, commenc­


W0LFENDEN— TAYLOR. ” ^ • and Mrs. F. Taylor, of Closes H a l l Cottage. Bolton-by- Bowland. have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their onlv daughter Susan


Mnrv. to Leonard, youngest son of Mrs A. Wolfcndcn. of 3 Peter Street Barrowford. and the late


Mr. J. Wolfcndcn. —Congratulations from both


families DEATHS


CAMPY.—On 3 December. 1967. a t his home. 5 The Crescent. Clitheroe Thomas, th e dearly loved husband of Ellen Campy


ber —inq. Bennett (R. Parkington)


Clithcroc. Tel. 2582.


H A R G R E A V E S— On 1 December. 1967. a t the home of her son. 36 Hall Street CUtheroe, Jessie th e dearly loved wife of the late Fred P Hargreaves, aged 84


years: a service in Trinity Church, preceded Interment at Grindlcton Methodist Cemetery,


on 6 December. —Inq. Bennett (R. Parkington) Clithcroe. Tel. 2582.


HARTLEY.—On 29 November. 1967. in hospital, a t Canada. George Frederick th e only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Hartley, of 31 Chatburn Road. Clithcroe.


H ARGR EAV E S .— On 3 December. 1967. in hospital. Fred, the dear brother of Lily. Dora and Albert ol 108 Woone Lane Clitheroe. aged 74 years. Cremation is at Pleasington. on Tuesday. 12


December, a t 3 p.m. —Inq. Bennett ( R. Parkington) Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


HOYLE.—On 5 December, 1967. in a private nursing home. Margaret Selina, th e dearly loved daughter of the late John and Mary Hoyle, of 28 Hall Street. Clitheroe. aged 68 years.


C.m.. prior to in termen t a t p lithcroc Cemetery. No flowers mlease, by request, donations


Church. The Rectory. Woone Lane. CUtheroc. —Inq. Bennett (R. Parkington)


ay be given to St. James's Clithcroe. Tel. 2582.


SAVAGE.—On 29 November, 196'. (in hospital) Jo h n Helme. aged 86 years, of 42 St. P au l’s Street. Low Moor. Clitlieroe. The dearly loved husband of th e late Mary


and loving father of Barbara, aged 59 years: interred at Clithcroe Cemetery on 6 Decem­


to our dear daughtei BcUi. on her 21st Birthday. 4 Decembu.


May* health and happiness be with you always.


B L AC K BURN.— in loving mem­ ory of a dear sister. Mary, who died 12 December 1964. —From Albert.


BOWKER.—Treasured memories of Margaret, who died 6 Decem­


ber 1963. Always remembered.


By Alf and Madge.


BULLOCK.— In loving memory of a dear mother. Jan e Alice, who


died 8 December. 1966. The pleasures you missed on W life’s journey.


ill be found in God's garden — of remembrance.


families.


1966. R.I.P. —From husband and family.


From Margaret. Joan and


BULLOCK.—In. loving memory of a dear wife anil mother. Jane Alice who died 8 December


CALVER.—Loving memories of my dear hu sb an d Bill, died 13 December 1964. My thoughts go back to happy S days.pent with you in many ways. —From Ada. West Bradiord.


GRANT.—Treasured memories o: my dear husband Bill, who died 9 December. 1962. Wonderful memories woven i: gold


These arc the treasures I tenderly hold.


—From his loving wife Na: 77 Highfieki Road. Clitheroc.


GRANT.—In memory of da died 9 December 1962. Always in o u r thoughts. —Anne. Alan and Katherine.


LUND.—In loving memory ol a dear wife mother and grannie, who passed away 12 December. 1966. Quietly missed along life’s way. Loved and remembered everv day.


—From her loving husband Anthony and family.


MIDDLEBRO UGH. — In loving memory of :v dear mother and grandmother. Edith, who died 5 December. 1964: also dear father and grandfather. Harry.* who died 27 September. 1958.


A li t t le s ta r is shining On a place n o t fa r from hero. I t shines upon flic ones that rest


As it dawns another year. —From her son Alan. Mary and Dilys. Also daughter Ruth, Bill. Brian and Keith.


PARKINSON.—Treasured memor­ ies of a dear mother. Elizabeth


a dear dad Robert, who died 5 January. 1964. Looking back with tenderness Along th e path you trod We cherish th e years we had with you


who died 5 December. 1963: also


We remember when wc were happy.


and leave the rest to God.


Of times troubled and sad. But most of all we remember The wonderful parents wc had. —From your daughters, sons-in- law and grandchildren, 24 Well


Terrace. Clitheroc: 3 Garford Close Abingdon.


Service in St. James's Church, p today Friday. 8 December, a t 2


TAYLOR.—In loving memory of a dear mother and grandma. Margaret Anne, died 11 Decem­ ber I960. You can only have one mother. P a tien t and kind and true


No other friend in all th e world Will bo as kind ns you. —From her loving daughter and son-in-law (Doris and B ill); a:»o Catherine and Doug.


I TAYLOR.—In loving memory of a dear mother and grandma. Margaret Ann. who died 11 December. 1966. Every day in some small way Memories of you come our way. —From loving son. Arthur, Winnie and grandchildren.


Savage and loved fath er of Alice. Service in “Rockdale Chapel of Re st preceded cremation a t Accrington on Wednesday 6 December 1967. —Inq. Tomlinson's Funeral Service. “Rockdale.” Clitlieroe Tel 2345.


ACKNOWLEDGiMENTS


CAMPY.—Mrs. E. Campy and family wish to th an k all rela­ tives. friends, neighbours and th e management and staff of


sions and le tte rs of sympathy received in th e ir bereavement, also the family doctor for his kindness. 5 The Crescent. Clitheroe.


Priestley’s Footwear Co. Great Harwood, for th e ir kind expres­


APPRECIATION


BAILEY — Mrs. Betty Bailey wishes to th an k her relatives, friends and customers, for all th e good wishes flowers, letters cards and kind inquiries received during h e r s tay In hospital. 59 Whalley Road. Clitheroe.


| BENNETT. — Mrs. Florence B ennett wishes to th a n k all


relatives and fr iends fo r gifts, flowers and cards, received during h er s tay in hospital. 25 Grafton Street, Clithcroe


WM. LANGSHAW


HARGREAVES.— The family of I w the late Mrs Jessie Hargreaves I


friends and neighbours for pth e ir kind expressions of sym­


received in th e ir bereavement also the family doctor and the Rev. R. Jobling for th e ir kind­ ness. 36 Hall Street. Clitheroc.


ish to th an k all relatives, a th y and floral


tr ib u te s


KELLETT.—The family of th e late Mrs. Edi th Kellett wish to th an k all relatives, friends and neighbours for th e ir kind expressions of sympathy and floral trib u tes received in th e ir bereavement th e members of Low Moor Methodist Church, th e doctor and staff of North­ lands. Great Harwood, and th e Rev. E. C. Josclln for th e ir kindness. 9 Fairfield Drive. Edlsford


Park. CUtheroe.


MONK.—The sisters of th e late Mr. W. Monk wish to th an k all relatives, friends and neigh­ bours. the Sunshine Band of Chatburn Methodist Church, the management an d staff of Horrocksford Lime Company and work colleagues for t lie lr kind expressions of sympathy and floral tr ib u te s received in


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th e ir bereavement. . „ t


PYM.—The sisters and brother of th e late Mr. George Edwin Pvm wish to thank all rela­


tives. friends and neighbours for th e ir kind expressions of svmpathy and floral tr ib u te s


41. Edlsford Rond. Clitheroc. for th e ir kindness. ,


SAVAGE.—The family of the late John Holme Savage, sincerely n th an k all relatives friends and


and expressions of sympathy received in th e ir sad bereave­


eighbours, for floral tr ib u te s


ment Also the lamily doctor, doctors and s tair a t Accrington Victoria Hospital and th e per­ sonnel of Lancs. County Ambu­ lance Service and Lancashire Constabulary and th e Rev. R. Jobling. for kindness shown. 13 Glengarry Road; Inverness.


STEER.—Mrs. Steer an d family wish to th an k all relatives, friends, neighbours. R.A.O.B.. Joiners Arms C.W.M.C.. British Legion. stafT and workmates a t Hovrocksford Hcnthorn Manu­ facturers. Mr. and Mrs. Starkie and Sandra, for kind expres­ sions of sympathy and floral tr ib u te s received during th e ir sad bereavement. 16 Central Avenue, Clitheroe.


, Lower Hud Lee, Hurs t Green.


WALLBANK.—Mr. Jo h n William Wallbank and family -wish to th an k all relatives and kind friends and neighbours th e Rev. F 11.-. Robbs, the. family doctors, members of th e paroch­ ial Church Council an d Mothers’ Union, for messages of sym­ p a th y and beaut iful floral trib u tes received during th e ir time of sorrow.


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received in th e ir bereavement also the Doctor and Staff of El Ward Queen’s Park Hospital


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