10 Ctilhcroc 'Advertiser and Times, Friday, April 14, 1967


PRIMROSE GARAGE YOUR OWN


1967 SPECIALIST IN


AUSTIN - MORRIS RILEY - MG VANDEN PLAS


MOST MODELS IN STOCK


* SPECIAL — TWO ONLY OLD PRICE 1800’s at £888 —


SAVE £36 — THORNBERS THE OLDEST


Also BOOT, SHOE and CLOG REPAIRS (SAME DAY IF REQUIRED'__________


AGENT FOR - PIRELLI, TUF, EAGLE. FINN GEORGE WARD and.SAVILE ROW BOOTS — SHOES — SLIPPERS________


86-88 BAWDLANDS, CLITHEROE FOR A GOOD ORNAMENTAL


WROUGHT IRON GATE (Will Fit and Paint)


ALSO


CHILDRENS SLIDES — SWINGS SEE-SAWS


MADE TO ORDER K . B O W E N


BARROW — Tel: Whalley 3 4 1 5 SALE BY AUCTION


T. SILVERWOOD—J. BALSHAW TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE


m Kindly remember the Sale, to- a orrow. Saturday. 15th Anril lor and on behalf of Mr. C. Townson. Lt Old Buckloy Farm (StonoyRate Aane). Ribohostor. (near Halls


rms Hotel, Knowle Green I. a 60 head of smart dairy. In-calf


Implements, etc., and large heap of scrap As advertised last week.


na store cattle; farm machinery


A caterer will attend the sale. ( Sale 12-30. Numerous lots.


Cattle approximately 2 o'clock). TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE.


FIELDS FARM. WADDINGTON, Nr Ciithcroc


s T. SUvcrwood—J. Balshaw will dell by auction for Mr. R. Pyc,


■nd Young Stock: (mostly d <S;


eclining farming (farm .sold). o Saturday. April 22nd. 39 Head


Aug.-Sept.. 1 b & w heller geld: 4 cows duo May-June: 5 cows due* July: 13 cows due Aug.: G cows duo Sept.; 5 cows geld (forward).


H Sheen and Lambs: 30 horned.


a t foot a Poultry and Cabins and Anpli-


.B.. Gritstone ewes wltli lambs


ences: 200 R.I.R.-L, Sussex pull­ 2ts 12 to 16 weeks; four cabins. 34 X 12’. 14' x 10’ 12’ X 8', 30’ X v4 poultry-rearing huts with


erandas water fountains, etc. F Machinery and Implements:


gractor (p.t.o. Hyd. lift): Fer­ Btock-rearing farm known as t uson T.E.F. diesel (1956) trac­ ror (p.t.o.) hyd. lift, both in good running order: International


t ordson Dexter (1961) diesel


wufflcr. Rice cattle trailer: .liquid tank (300 gall.): spreader, with vacuum pump: Bamford manure spreader: Vicon-Lcly Acrobat: Lister Blackstonc artificial sower t y.m.: transport box: two hay


hrailers with loose sides (one with


Blacko Nelson in the Festival Hall. Gisburn. at 3 p.m. S 27th April.—Sale of Dairy and


ear-mounted mower: yellow p.m. SALES BY AUCTION


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers.


Specialising in the Sale ancl Valuation of Agricultural Property ancl Stock.


Bcnthani Tel. 444/5/6. Nr. Lancaster.


Local Office:


34a KING STREET, CLITHEROE Tel. 2369-


FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


S 19th April—Freehold Dairy and Ktock-rearing farm known a.‘- inirkbcck. Low Benthnm. extend­


g to approx. 103 acres to be sold at the Town Hall. Bentham


at 3 p.m. S 19th Aprils—113 r Acres


w i i> b & w heifers due July- Wit Grazing to let a t Cragg Hall. Cathroom, lounge 27' x 12’ with af smart dairy and in*calf. geld,


l ummer Grazing to Let in four Lots at Lowfields, Burton-in- Bonsdale in the Town Hall


entham at 3-15 p.m. m 19th Anril.—30! Acres of Sum­


t 3-30 p.m m 19th April.—52 Acres of Sum­ t leights Pasture. Chapel-le-Dalc.


a ray a t the Town Hall. Bentham wlaygate fireplace and French S er Grazing to let a t Hill Inn.


Bentham a t 3-30 p.m. m26th April.—42 Acres ol Sum­ i arthwalte. Sodbergh. to be sold


o be sold in the Town Hall, Mer Grazing to let, a t The Hill.


garage t All in first class condition


hroughout.


Hotel. Sedbergh a t 3 p.m. i 27th April.—Sale of smallhold­


n three lots at the White Hart ng known as Spout House Farm.


e ack-o-Bowley, Great Harwood, axtending to 80 acres or there­ Cbouts to be sold in the Game


' Curtis air compressor (single wath: 250 gall diesel tank: 2


phase)* wood saw bench: 2 elec­ btric fence units; gnlv. sheep foot t ater baths: 5 wood sheep


troughs: ext. ladder: cut lengths delepoies: 3-corc electric cables: brain rods* usual small tools, boxes and contents etc: chain mlocks: also Atkinson Universal l anure spreader: Atco motor


awn mower: small greenhouse. t Dairy Annliances: two Manus-


nypo. 6 stainless milk units ■«.« uew): 2 Manus stainless milk u nits: 4 other Manus (c-opper)


Mali sewing table: oak wardrobe: s display cabinet: Pollard oak


nits; milk sieve: milk truck r Household Effects* walnut bed­


i and tipper): Blackstone straw- Wtock rearing farm known as rng mucthine: side delivery: Saking machine, with trip: h alopian grass-loader: Atkinson’s r ay blower: 2-cylinder land


nd 39 young stock). s 4th May.—Sale of dairy and t indy Harbour Farm, extending


Fo 101-477 acres, to be soltl In the kindows. superb unit-fitted c l o gm a k e r s


WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE


Tel: 3883 (4 lines)


QUALITY GUARANTEED CARS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES


AUSTIN 1800 De Luxe, 700 miles only. Full manufacturers warranty, cost £970


Our price ....................................................


1965 (Series) AUS TIN A60 Countryman, white 1964 FORD Cortina. 4 door De Luxe, 23.000


miles ............................••...............................


1964 AUSTIN 1 100's from ............................... 1963 MINI TRAVELLER, green ...................


£850, £565


£395 £415 £315


1963 (Series) ROVER 110. one owner. duo grey, exceptional throughout ... £615


1963 AUSTIN A60. black, an extremely well


1959 AUSTIN A40. green, exceptional ....... £190 WE URGENTLY NEED GOOD CLEAN


1961


SECOND HAND CARS IN PART-EXCHANGE TO SATISFY OUR EVER INCREASING FASTIDIOUS CUSTOMERS


F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3 Casllegatc Clillieroe ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


and Bungalows of Superior Quality now in tho course ot construction at ED1SKORD BARK OLITHKROE


A most desirable rural situation on the outskirts of town yet offerinp all service*—primary school shoos, etc. nearby


SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES WITH S BEDROOMS at £2,725. 2.S25. £3195


DETACHED HOUSES WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £2.925. 95% mortgages available to suitable applicants. Road charges included: choice ot decor: room for saraso on all orooertics: insulated lofts, etc


£3.695.


10-ynar guarantee under tho N.H.B.R.C. Representative on site each Sunday from 2-0 o.m.


Tho Modern Stone-Fronted


Superior Type Scmt-Detaohed Dormer Bungalow Residence known as


“WAREHAM,”


centrally heated accommodation r ontains lour bedrooms, bath­ loom. entrance hallway, spacious kounge with dining area off. Witchen large detached garage. v ell laid-out garden areas. Con­


and shops. < Price • £5.350.


eniently situated for schools The Superbly Constructed


and Most Attractively Designed Modern Freehold Semi-Detached Dormer Bungalow


31 WESTFIELD DRIVE.


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE r Delightful situation with open


hural aspects. ..T he centrally t eated accommodation comprises owo bedrooms spacious hall with bpen riser hardwood staircase,


itchen. Detached brick-built


castefully appointed and fully Gining room, unit-fitted kitchen. t The beautifully maintained,


2 CHATBURN AVENUE. CLITHEROE


s Maintained to a very high btandard and containing three s edrooms, half-tiled bathroom,


Installed Freehold tenure.


The Attractive Stone-Fronted Semi-Detached Rosidcncc. 19 WARWICK DRIVE CLITHEROE


T With open aspects and privacy t he accommodation contains


hree bedrooms, bathroom, en­ dtrance hall lounge with bay. eatly laid out garden areas.


dining room with French win­ Nows kitchen. Detached garage.


The Well-Maintained Stone- Built Terraced House. 5 ABBEY TERRACE. BARROW VILLAGE. Nr. Whalley


r Two bedrooms. 3-picce bath­ room with coloured suite sitting


Garage.Fully modernised with high- quality fittings


oom living room kitchen etc. Maximum Mortgage Facilities arc available on all the above.


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


F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1/3 CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE. TEL: 2092


o 1st May.—For W. Pickles. Esq., Df Clifton..Nr. Preston. Complete Cispersal Sale of Guernsey. a attle (83 cows. 28 in-calf cattle


ock inn. Great Harwood, at. 7 ^


SALES BY AUCTION


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO.. LTD.


No Sale, today (Friday) 14. MONDAY NEXT. 17 APRIL


oller (iron): tractor harrow: Df Clifton. Nr Preston. Complete s ispersal Sale of Beef Cattle and


estival Hall. Gisburn. at 3 p.m. o 5th May.—For W. Pickles. Esq.,


heep- 160 beef cattle and 315 H.B. ewes: 60 feeding hoggs. s 5th May.—Complete dispersal


mplements f 8th May.—Sale of 3oi acres ol


sale of farming live and dead ftock at Meggs Farm Tatham.


a Weekly sale of fatstock at 11-30 f .m. when seasonal entry will be


23: sheep, including spring lambs 94).


or Messrs Garth Bros. C 8th May.—For W. Pickles of


I lifton. Nr. Preston Sale of reehold accommodation land


socal newly-calved cattle and ftore sheep, owes with lambs at 1oot. In th a t order. Commence


TUESDAY NEXT. 18 APRIL l Weekly sale of calves, entirely


with V.P. at High House Farm. Firbank. Low Gill. Nr. Kendal, in the Town Hall, Kendal, at 3


Uideboard: walnut sideboard: c ltra television: brassware* stand qhairs: three-piece uncut mo-


items r The above sale can be well


arpet and rug: other small


be appreciated. mSale: 12 o’clock: implements,


ecommended, a promp s ta r t will


o’clock) A caterer will attend the sale.


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE m0 poultry: machinery, imple­


Chulglcy 7 35 head of smart young cattle:


ents. cabins etc particulars; next week.


OTHER FIXTURES


p Saturday. May 6th: Ti?1!11 ? isf Cersal sale for Mr. R. Walmsley.


Clitheroe. MTuesday. May 16th :• • Annual


roft House Farm; Newton. Nr. t achinery and Implements Sale


r*iithproe Tel. 3228: J. Balshaw. «i - wJddlnffton fid.. CUtheroe. t I i ' " o n e Silverwood. LlvInB-


auctioneers T Silverwood. 17 Chester Av..


o be held In Clitheroe; entries to «tone House, smldburn. Tel 652. nd poultry, cattle, approx. 2


oom suite: Lloyd Loom stool: & in conjunction with T. Armlstead Goulrldgc. Colne. Festival Hall.


P,gth May.—Complete Dispersal sale of Farming Live nnd Dead Stock at Storrs Gate. Arkholmc.


Son. Auctioneers, of Lancaster. F 11th May.—Broach Flatt Farm.


a uette suite: electric fire: Frigid- Earm known ns Lower Oaken l ire fridge 12 cu. ft.: oak gate- ceg table. 13” closed: smalt Indian


a achinery (household effects H 5th May.—For the Exovs. of W. t arm Wlggleswort.li. Long Pres­ s 17th Mav.—Complete dispersal


nn Manchester. Road. Burnley, s ale of fanning, live and dead p artley (deceased) Complete Dis­


f 11th May—Sale of 54 acre Dairy baves Farm. Manchester Road, to


isburn at 3 p.m. _ ,


at 7 p.m. S 12th May.—Complete Dispersal ; Jtock, at Hnrdncres, Bentham. for


I e sold in the Bull and Butcher 1 Nc.whouse. Esq.


dersal‘Sale of Farming live and Fead stock nt Lower Oaken Eaves


arm Manchester Road Burnley. F 16th Mav.—Sale of Hill Top bon. extending to 91*785 acres to


Saturday. Anril 29th: for Mr. C. Corbridgc. New House Farm.


,,


e sold in the Masonic Hall. Settle at 3 p.m.


sale of farming live ancl dead .


and C. Carr s 22nd Mav.—Sale oC dairy and


land in lots).


ce Settle (4 pumps) in the Masonic Hall Settle, at 3 p.m.


LOANS


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED.F a. Richards Ltd.. 11. Welrord


Rond. Leicester. ________ n 23rn M*y.—Sale of Central G«i- ,


tock, at Broach Flatt Farm. Fnulridire. Colne. For Messrs A.


Moss Side Farm. Preston Patrick. Kendal • in the Town Hall. Kendal a t 3 p.m. house and buildings and approx 50 acres ol


tock-rearing farm, known as


1-30 a.m FRIDAY NEXT. 21 APRIL


s Special spring prize show and 1ale of upwards 80 in-calf and d80-200 store cattle. Entries to cate include J Kay. 4 July Ayr sows* A Procter: 40 in-call' and Ctores: Huntroyde Estate: 12


stores 162).


a.m. (Last sale Nos.: in-calf 47:


Tel. 3325.


PENRITH FARMERS' & KIDD’S AUCTION CO., LTD


THE STONYHURST ESTATE, Nr. CLITHEROE, Lanoashiro.


(4 miles from Clithcroe and 13 miles from Preston)


THE DISPERSAL SALE OF


THE ENTIRE STONYHURST HERD OF 150


PEDICREE DAIRY SHORTHORNS AND


NON-PEDIGREE DAIRY CATTLE


R (114. Registered and 36-Non a egistered!, comprising 84 Cows


6nd Heifers, tn-calf or in-milk.


The nrooorty of the Stonyhursl Estate


oommenoinR at H noon


t Catalogues' on application to the Auctioneers! Ih e Agricul­ (ural Hall. Penrith. Cumberland


eTel. Penrith 2323/241. who will xecute commissions to purchase.


5 unserved heifers and followers and ■ t bull


will be neld on the premises on Wednesday, 19th April- 1967


ries.. Char., Hereford bullocks. c Judging a t 10-30 a.m. for in-


orward 4 (Last sale Nos.: cattle 56: pigs


SALE BY AUCTION


STONYHURST ESTATE DISPERSAL SALES.


WEDNESDAY NEXT, 19th APRIL a Conducted by Penrith Fanners’


t nd Kidd's Auction Co. Ltd. on ehe Estate (4 miles from Clith- arao on Clltlieroc/Longridge Rd.


ommence 12 noon. WEDNESDAY 2Gth APRIL


nd 13 miles from Preston) a 150 pedigree dairy shorthorns


Cnd non-pedigree dairy cattle,


a Jointly by Penrith Fanners’ And Kidd’s ancl the Ciltheroe 3 uction Mart Co at the Estate:


ments and machinery. S Further details next week.


ale at 11 a.m WEDNESDAY, 3rd MAY


b harollais, Hereford heifers and wremises Over 600 head ewes Fullocks: J Silverwood: 17 strong


p At the Clitheroe Auction Mart l ith lambs at foot and Ghnmer


alf in four classes. Sale 11-30


Rlitheroe Auction Mart'Co. Ltd a ailway Road. Clitheroe 3325


ioggs. Sale 11-30 a.m. C Catalogues obtainable through


Pnd:enrith Farmers’ & Kidd’s t Auction Co. Ltd.. The Agricul­


ural Hall Penrith. Tel. 2323/24


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


LADY REQUIRES unfurnished fiat or rooms in Clitheroe or


GARAGES


GARAGE TO LET at rear King Lane 10/- per wck.—Applv


Scercraft Ltd.. King Lane Cllthcroc.


PETS


High Quality Tropical Fish Plants Tanks and Accessories.


RONADA LTD.. M.P.T.A (Professional Aquarlsts)


QUEEN’S PARK AQUARIUM, •


154 QUEEN’S RD.. BLACKBURN Tel. 57654.


Open Dally 9-30 a.m. to G-o u m Closed All Dny Monday. ‘ *


Whalley district. References_ Phone Gt. Harwood 3286.


85 beef and store cattle; imple­


The Modern Semi-Detached Residence


39 LANGSHAW DRIVE, CLITHEROE


dop w.c. entrance hall, lounge, arage. Central heating is


SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £2,850. SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH 9 BEDROOMS at £2,595. DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH » BEDROOMS a t £3.050 and


Evoninss 2016. New Detached and Semi-Detached Houses


£445 £245


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


Auctioneers. V a lu e * a ,,d Es,a<e A scn ts


B A N K 5 i tL E l IU O M S , C L I T H E K O E Tetcnhonc: *695 (Evenings 37S5 and 2180)


PENDLETON. Nr. CLITHEROE.


Oder fo r .^ P&.ALLlj ON THE PREMISES on WEDNESDAY. 26tli APRIL nVe-AllfCi^ e in., subject to the conditions of sale to


HOThudc. . .


lie. Alary Ann Sedgwick. Deceased , FORREST have received Instructions to


bo tlu>n ana them ormiuccd. the freehold country cottage.


t-IOI.LY HOUSE, PENDLETON


in ternal layout Attrnctivciv idrnfiied suited for modernisation. , th,!i unspoi l t village and wi th an


o AecoMMoiurroSi Living room: sitting room: kitchen an me grouatl t,AT. Tliree tipper lloor bedrooms with landing


large Dotting shi'd OLD worn |. t. , bDEN with box hedge borders and stocked


nd clot!™ c ln ^ f outbuildings include: W.C ; fuel stores:


with solt fruit miVlirs an'1 frult lrcc's' Amplc Barilsc space. Mains services.


Particulars and Appointment to View from: Tlie Auctioneers. BJnk Salerooms Ciithcroc. (Tel. 2695).


Vendors solicitors: Baldwin Weeks & Baldwin, 4 Duck Street, Ciithcroc. (Tel. 2152).


Nicely Maintained Terraced Uwcllinshousc


in Desirable Locality.


11 COWPER AVENUE. CUTHEROE


t With palisaded garden fron­ hage and comprising* vestibule: eallway: lounge with* bav mod­


mrn tiled fireplace* dintn’u room, a odern tiled n-entncc: kitchen


latter are laid with ‘asplk'lt* t On the upper floor there arc


nd larder, the floors of the two


piece bathroom suite cylinder cupboard (immersion heater).


urnished with modern three-


sheds Small flower bed. p Mains -services Annual rates


c Yard at rear with newly-laid ement flags, fuel store and ent: £1-12-10. Vacant possession


The Freehold Dwellinshouso 1 ALMA PLACE. CLITHEROE


vestibule haihvay: sitting room with bay modern tile range; living kitchen with tile fireplace,


t This is a orick-built cncl-of- erracc property and comprises


white porcelain .sink* food store under stair. Three upper lloor


Annual rates pavable: £16-15-11 Vacant possession.


16 KAY STREET


h A well-built stone dwellln aouse with a- pleasant open


spect.


Accommodation: r Vestibule: sitting room, tile


bedrooms and bathroom furn­ rished with modern 3-piecc bath­


yoom suite. Roomy concreted ard and offices Mains services. r ayable: .£21-8-7. Annual ground n


The Semi-Detached Dwellinshouse


3 BALMORAL AVENUE, CLITHEROE


p A compact brick-built pro­ cin a short walk of the open


erty witwhi


fhree bedrooms and bathroom s reas front and rear. Garage sble: £33-2-8. Vacant posses­ WADDINGTON.


arranged living kitchen nnd p larder. Two bedrooms and three-


ountryside. s Accommodation: hall and


t a i rw a y : lounge: newly- aiece bathroom. Small garden ion.


pace a Freehold. Annual rates pay­


22 WADDOW VIEW


The Stone-built Terraced Dwcllinghouse


c With garden frontage r omprising sitting room, tile


white sink. h. & c. water): r larder Three upper floor bed­ a ath washbasin nnd cylinder


ange; living kitchen, tile range hooms (one ol which contains


f iring cupboard). Rear yard with services. Freehold.


uel store w.c. and store shed. M a in s


Cottage Dwcllinghousc,


2 HALL STREET. CLITHEROE


s This compact property is rtone-built and comprises: living


white porcelain sink: two bed­ rooms Outside w.c. etc. Mains services. Annual rates payable: £9-5-4. Vacant possession.


oom tile range; kitchen with


Modernised dwcllinghouse 10 NELSON STREET.


borcelain sink in window recess: mestibule: sitting room with i sales.—Property to sell? Tele- pange: living kitchen with white V Tills property comprises:


LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE


crick-built annexe (ready for wodern fireplace: living kitchen bonversion into kitchen): two


offices; mains services; annual rates payable £15-1-2. Annual ground rent 18/4d Vacant possession.


edrooms above: yard and usual Particulars from:


b ith up to date fixtures: two r edrooms on 1st floor with bed­


mains services. Outside coal- place ancl W.C.


oom and bathroom above. All Freehold. Rateable value: £24.


HOTH-RSALL & FORREST Auctioners and Estate Agents


Bank Saloroms. Clitheroc. Tel. 2695.


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO. AUCTIONERS, ESTATE AGENTS, SURVEYS AND VALUERS


Miiacl Taylor. A.A.I. 6-8 (hurdi Street


Clitliene - Tel: 3252 AND EVENINCS


BLACKBURN OFFI'E 95 PRESTON NEW ROAD. TEL: 55425 LUXUflOUS DETACHED BUNGALOW.


PARKLAIDS KELBROOK ROAD, BARNOLDSWICK


ThrS-quirtens ofa mile Barnoldswick 5 miles Colne. 10 miles The spaciois


„1f,v,rC (i position commanding extensive views.


X 13 ' larce b ^ n d o w : DINING ROOM, 16' 0" x 13' 3 . large bow window KITCHEN


ENTRANCE H.Ui, E with waste


accommodation comprise: PORCIL % S' e’T'MAGNIFICENY LOUNGE,25' 6"


N ]j‘ x 12’ Daintymaid stainless steel sink unit W f g ^ t h S & B O U Q U G tS dsrosal unit-.


Kenwood'''tllAwaxh'eit'Shlit level MolTat wasu /d r y in g room with


Hoover Koymnts -Main Bcdr»mBWh'ff^^EDROOMEl>Aii.ATE w c


18' ROOM 2 17' x ■ Lennox 60,00*0 b-LU* boilers.


Car Pra t icr two cars. . cu-dens nnd grounds with large rear lawn.


K , t c « $ k ------ s r n stOTC- Lai'BC


h MalJSTcSSricIty. and water are connected and drainage is to a septic tank.


STONE FRONTED .SEMI-DETACHED CORNER BUNGALOW STONE-FR (OFF CHATBURN ROAD)


1 DORSET DRIVE,


lounge, lf - i r -p (OOD 'BEDROOMS, one ol first lloor and KITCHEN: f l® e e ^ 3-PIECE BATHROOM. Partial central


The ncKmlinpdf11-'


heating to *r CHED GABAGE 18' x 8' 6". Attractive garden Large


s,t01'Xmd' lloir Extra power points,


fiol<is at the rear £59. Leasehold. Ground Rent £12-10-0 per


annum. Price £4.000 ______ ______________ modE„N.SED TERRACED HOUSE PRICE £1.100.


190 WILALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


L Comprise.*• tund fireplace, fitted carpet and curtain • j j. h & c)>


store under.staff*. W11U


OUNGE l iv in g ,


hK'Two fail stores. Toilet with low suite. , u-ihie £°4 Leasehold. Ground rent 15/11 p.a.


Rateable v.uue ---------- ----------------


VIEW THIS SUNDAY. 16th APRIL. 2 - 4 n.m. vnv architect-designed


* J TERRACED houses heady FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. -


GEORCC


STREET (of)' Woone Lane) CLTTITEROE


,.?.0V'?|..n5calnkS; “ eel sink unit: THREE BEDROOMS: 3- 1AS-HRED CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT,


, n n v r .F 15' 6" X 13' 6": DININO/K1TCHEN putt* GA in' x 8'. Freehold.


K mortgage* arranged T particulars — '


_ A u e S ^ - omu^


r7 WARWICK DRIVE ^


LaCK’. . ,—manual area Tho spacious accommodation 3-ocdroomed


sought-®*t<^un^o Sl,paiatc dining room, breakfast room, fitted InclutleS' IOLl“ ““ " t »eci bathroom suite. Brlck-bulit garage, kitchen. n‘°


tea throughout the property la offered with


TustcfuW AAon and the ovalloDlllty of a 95% mortgage. Agents 47 Preston New Road,


vacaAPPirKynoston,s Esu,tc Blackburn- Tel. 532,1/2.


and appointments to view from tho scmi-dctachcd house in


CLTTIIEROE much..


, . h a il with fitted - carpet; — , jlj. modern tiled fireplace, lar


ATTRACTIVE


and curtains: ‘ rgc


14- x 9’ 6”:. BEDROOM. 2: 13’ G” x O’: 1 largo airing cupboard with immersion


CLITHEROE- romnrises: PORCH ENTRANCE HALL:


g?.1.1 d in in g ROOM I f 4" x 10' 6 : i2' G"; BED-


4 IG ^ T o'1 5 S f f ioM nand'SH>'ARATE W.C. Pin W-3M AIR GAS-FIRED CENTRAL HEATING by two


BEDROOM 3. 17' X 12': BEDROOM CUT FLOWERS ______________ “TELEFLOWER SERVICE”


Church Brow Gardens TEL. CLITHEROE 3298


Wreaths. Bounuets. Cut Flower* etc.


A. PEARCE AND «ON; Chatburn Nurseries (near Pendlo Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230


Residence: 14, Brook Street* M Clitheroe.


embers of Teleflower.


Courteous Service with Attention to Detail


Tlios. Rock MONUMENTAL MASON


7b Market Place CLITIIEROE


Phono Gt. Harwood 3684


Memorials Etc., in Stone Marble and Granite


W For Prompt and


arrange mortgages lor ALL Diop- erties on their register. Give vour property the widest sales exposure t r o m Blackburn, Preston and Wigan offices. We offer the best terms—NO SAl l , NO CHARGE. We live by our


PROPERTY WANTED TAYLORS THE HOMEFINDEHS


I TAYLOR 8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN.


phone Blackburn 592(0. J. S.


Annual rates payable: £21-18- lld . Vacant possession.


roof of red tiles. I t lies wlth-| GRAND SALE OF FRUIT TREES. ROSE BUSHES. TREES AND


rendered uiuic uu um&u finish utiu nnd ^


SHRUBS at


GISBURN AUCTION MART 18th April, at 1 n*ni.


s Comprising: rose bushes and standards: dowering trees and dhrubs: almonds, cherries rhodo­


endrons. azaleas, lilac, etc. p Fruit trees and bushes apples,


ami I privett. lonicera. etc


RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers.


Bcntham. Tel. 444/5/6. Nr. Lancaster.


PROPERTY FOR SALE


HOUSE FOR SALE in Ple^ ant k locality Living-room, dining-


good condition.—10 Moss Sticct, Ciltheroe.


itchen and two bedrooms. In ________


strawberry plants, etc Hedging. cuppressus, beech.


erries. red and blackcurrant, bears, plum, goosberries. rasp­ r n c t e


SALE BY AUCTION JOHN E. P1NDER. F.V.I.


| On instructions ol Mrs. L. Bolton.


Substantial, Stone-Built, Detached


FINE COUNTRY HOUSE.


LAND and BUILDINGS (Small Farm).


. Extending to three acres or thereabouts. Half mile Ribcliestcr


| village. "CHERRY GATE.”


Stonygato Lane. Ribchester Preston. Lancs.


. Lounge, dining room, kitchen I and other cabins I read i | ment


and sculiery/wash-house: three bedrooms and bathroom: stone- built shippon/stables with loft over. Outside w.c. Pleasant gard­ ens Two greenhouses and garage. Four adaptable intensive poultry


, To be sold by auction on. the premises. Thursday 27th April, at 3 p.m. (conditions to bo then


. View Thurs. and Sats prior to sale 2 to 4-30 p.m. or by appomt-


, Descriptive leaflet and further particulars from the office. JOHN E. FINDER.


Auctioneer. Valuer and Estate Agent.


I John Whitehead. Marsden &


Stone-Bridge. Lonsriclge. Tel. 2282


Huck. Solicitors. 2 Chapel Street. I Preston Tel 54048.


m e m o r i a l s


W. ROCK & Co. BLACKBURN ROAD, GT. HARWOOD


Monumental Masons Established 1935


•PHONE GT HARWOOD 2161 — ESTIMATES FREE Note our only address; no connection with any othe r firm


BIRTHS_________


LAWSON.—On 6 April. 1967 at Queen’s Park Hospital, to jean (nee Bracken) and Leslie, a daughter. Thanking doctors and .stall at Queens Park Hospital


and Branuev Meade 18 Chapel Street, Slaidbuin.


McQUADE (nee Ludlow).—On _


Thanking doctor and staff._____ O’NEILL ( n e e Calvert).—


April 3. a t Queens P -L Hospital.-to Dorothy and Eddie, a son Peter Nell.


r


April 10. at Bramley Meade, to Peter and Anne, a daughter.


-On


Karen Elizabeth. Thanking everyone concerned.


____ COMING OF AGE


BLATCHFORD (nec Allen)—Con gratulations and best wishes Margaret on your 21st birthday,


15 April. 1967. —Love from mum, dad and


Vivienne.


BLATCHFORD— Congratulations and best wishes Margaret on your 21st birthday. 15 April


1967 * —Love. Michael and Robert.


BARKER.—Congratulations Bill on your 21st birthday (April


14th). May you have good health and


—Love, from your wife, Barbara happiness always. , ^ .


BARKER.—Congratulations Bill on your 2lst birthday (April


14). ‘ —From mum. Christine, Susan. Brian and Tina.


ROARTY.—Congratulations and best wishes John on your 21st birthday. 16th April. 1967. —From mum and dad. Waddington. __________ ______


ROARTY.—Congratulations John on your 21st birthday. 16th


Good luck, good health, God — bless you.


April 1967. Nanna and granddad.


ROARTY—Congratulations John, on your 21st birthday. 16 April,


1967. —All my love. Rosemary. ENGAGEMENTS


EDMONDSON—HASKINS. — Mr. and Mrs. G. Haskins of 13 Kcmple View. Clitheroe. have great pleasure in announcing d the engagement of their only


e aughter Jane to John., the Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clitheroe.


dmondson of 4 Tower Hill.


.INDLE—HOPKINS. — Tlie en­ gagement is announced between Anthony, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Richard A. Hindlc. 8 Queen Mary Terrace. Whalley. and Lilian Marcia, daughter of Air. and Mrs. C. Hopkins. Abbertil lery Monmouthshire._______


GOLDEN WEDDING


TOMLINSON. — Congratulations mum and dad on your golden wedding April 14. Health and


happiness. All our love. —Barbara. Bob and Jacqueline,


SERVICE to us means


helping ncoplo through one of the most difficult periods in human experience. We make every effort to improve our service day by day.


DEATHS


B R AIT H WAITE.—On April 9. 1967. at 15 Primrose Mount,


Clitheroc. William, the dearly A loved husband of the late Sarah


nq Bennett (R. parkington)


Church preceded interment at —From husband and family. —Ilithcroe Cemetery on April 12. Clitheroc. Tel. 2582.


o nn Bralthwaite and dear father yf Esther and Nellie, in Ills 84th Cear; a service in St. James


TOMLINSON'S Funeral. Services


‘ Rockdale' Eshfon Terrace Tel. Clitheroe 2345


CHARNLEY.—On 6 April. 1967. in hospital Margaret (Kitty), aged 63 years of 30 Queen’s Street. Whallcy, wife of Robert, mother of Audrey and Margaret. Service and interment was a t Whalley


1965 Always in our thoughts.


, ^ , a ck now l edgm en t s


HUDSON.—Mrs. A. Hudson and t family wish to thank all rela­


Vives. friends, neighbours, the S icar, wardens and the


Rt. Paul’s Church Chou, a lbblesdalc Wanderers Cricket Cnd Bowling Club, and Penclle e lub members for their kind txpressions of sympathy and bloral tributes received in then l ereavement; also the ambu­ aance personnel and "the doctors And staff of Victoria Hospital.


9 Queen Street. Low Moor, Ciithcroc.


ccrington for their kindness.


JACKSON—The family of the w late Mrs. Harriet Alice Jackson


t ish to express their sincere ahanks to all relatives, friends und neighbours for floral trib­ s tes received and kindness shown during their time of norrow: also the medical and Hursing staff of Queen’s Park a ospital for their care and 20 Victoria Street. Clithcroe.


ttention. ,


lord.—The family of the late t Betty Anne Lord, sincerely


nhank all relatives, friends and a eighbours for lloral tribute.** rnd expressions of sympathy


ment: also thd doctors and stall at CUtheroe Hospital, lor their


1 * astnioor Drive, Clithcroe.


NUTTALL.—Mr. and Mrs. J. Nuttali and family sincerely n thank relatives, friends and


04 Mill Brow Road, Eaiby._____ .


ancl expressions of sympathy during their bereavement; also Kev R Jobling, doctors and district nurse for their kind ministrations.


eighbours for floral tributes


SPARLING.—Mrs. Sparling and f family wish to thank relatives,


triends and neighbours lor ulielr lloral tributes and spirit­ dal offerings of sympathy auring their sad. bereavement; t ’so Rev. Father Hannon S.J.. fhe doctors and district nurses 8or their kindness ancl care.


Hcnthorn Road. CUtheroe. WHITTAM,—Mrs. Ellen Wliittam


.sincerely thanks all relatives, friends and neighbours for o lloral tributes ancl expressions


sad bereavement; also the He'- Mrs. K. Hendry and the family


f sympathy received in her


W t c h c l l Street. Clithcroe. IN MEMORIAM


BEATTIE.— Treasured memories of a dear wife and mother. Ann, who fell asleep. April 13. 19bo. Often a silent hcart-ache.


Of one we loved so dear. —From husband and family.


A heavenly mansion fair. And those wc loved so dearly


. _ . W here. T ill bid us welcome there.


There is a, home, a glorious home


.


Many a silent tear. „ . But always a beautiful memory


COWPERTHWAITE.—In memory of our beloved parents, dad. died 17 April. 1965. and mother died 6 June. 1945.


eceived in their sad bereave­


oo dearly loved ever to be


—From0tth e ’ family, Pendleton, Clitheroe and West Bradfoid.


DUGDALE.—In loving memory of Uncle Tom who died April 12,


“Always remembered. _From Barbara, Cordon and-


3986 Eluine.


FAWCETT.—In loving memory of Isabella, wno died 13 April.


Parish Church on 11 April. —Inq Wm. Langsliaw & Sons Ltd. King St.. Whalley. Tel. 3248


DOWNING.—On 9 April. 1967. at her home, 63 Kemple View, Julia


dearly loved baby daughter of Barbara and James Downing. Cremation was at Accrington on Wednesday 12 April. Donations for Cancer Research may be sent R to Mrs. Dawson. 11 Pendleton


ervice “Rockdale.” Tel. 2345. FRANKLAND.—On April 6. 1967.


—oad. Wiswell. Nr. Whalley. S Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral


a t the home of her daughter. No. 2 Monk Street. Barnolds­ wick and late of Yew Tree Cot­ ttage.' Bolton-by-Bowland. Ellen,


Jhe beloved wife of the late 9ohn William Frankland in her P4th year: was interred a t St.


Bo . E. Robinson. wlancL Tel. 213. Bolton-by-


JACKSON.—On 7 April 1967 (in hospital) Han-let Alice, the


eter’s Church. Bolton-by-Bow­ —Tland on April 8.


beloved wife of the late John Jackson, of 73 Sal thill Road. Clitheroe. aged 74 years. Service t and Interment was a t Grindle-


on (Methodist Church on April


U-Inci. V o e v c r s . Funeral Directors. Clitheroc. Tel, 3375 or


3673


WILLIAMS.—On 7 April, 19b<, at the home of her granddaughtei, a in Durham. Thirza Elizabeth


Tuesday.


wged 81 years, the dearlylpvcd o ife of the late John Willianis wf West View. Ciltheroe. Service


as at Durham Crematorium on ____


ack now l edgm en t s


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


M. LANGSHAW t riends and neighbours for rymbpathy and lloral tributes


BRAITHWAITE.— Tile family of w the late Mr. William Braitliwaitc


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGED CHAPEL OF REST


ON THE PRFMISES PERSONAL SERVICE


KING STREET WHALLEY


Tel Wlialley 3248 (day or night) ,G. Calverlcy


and Sons Ltd. “Funeral Director”


Member of the National Association of Funeral Directors


CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST


Tel: Ciltheroe 3297 day 2017 night


f ish to thank all relatives, sheir kind expressions of aeceived in their bereavement: hapman for their kindness.


LAWSON.—In remembrance of our dear parents: mother (Carrie) died April 18. 1966; and. dad (Sam) died October 4, 1962. Beautiful memories silently kept Of the parents wc loved And will never forget. __From the family. Up Brooks


and Low Moor.


ODDIE.—In loving memory of a dear mother, who died April 12,


Lesley, aged 14 months, the —Bill and Barbara. 1966 „


TODD.—In memory of Andrew who passed away. April 16. I9b4. On whose soul Sweet Jesus have


mercy. —Mary and family.


WEBSTER (Alfred). — Treasured memories or our dear dad who


—From his loving son Joe and daughter-in-law Kitty.


,


Wc are proud of the lovely T memories


1964. . . .


e shared our troubles, our joys T our tears.


Hhat our dad left behind;


hank you dad for those W wonderful years.


orman and Sandra, Fleetwood. WEBSTER.—in loving memory


N F r o m daughter Evelyn.


e still miss you because wc — loved you. God bless.


of a dear dad (Alfred), died April 8, 1964: also mother (Jane’s) birthday. April 14. Beautiful memories silently


O kept*f the parents we loved And will never forget. —Jack. Jim and Hannah.


WOODCOCK. — Treasured mem­ ories of my dear husband. Albert, died April 17. 2966. Jesus said. Come unto me And I will give you rest.


—From his dear wife Kitty. Also mother, died April 30, 1966.


nlso the family doctor district Curses and the Rev. H. D 15 Primrose Mount. Clitheroe.


CHARNLEY.—Mr. Chamlcy and t family wish to thank all rela­ athy and floral


received during their time of 30 Queen Street. Whallcy.


tributes


DEM AIN.—Mr. ‘W. H. Domain f wishes to thank all relatives,


23 St. Mary’s Street. Ciltheroe. _


tives. friends and neighbours for pheir kind expressions of sym­


WINDLE—'Treasured memories of a dear mother, who died April 14 1966; also dad. died March


23. 1945. Simple words, but very true.


We will always love and __ remember you.


From all the family. BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


hINDLE.—Birthday memories of my dear husband Albert (April 19) died July 5. 1965. Your memory is as fresh today As in the hour you passed


triends and neighbours for lloral sributes received and kindness shown during his time ov aorrow; also the family doctor


nd the Rev. A. F. Clark for their kindness.


FRANKLAND.—The family of the d la u Mrs! Ellen Fratikland


Green Side View. Bolton-by-Bowland.


expressions of sympathy and t floral tributes received during ___


riends and neighbours for kind heir bereavement


f esire to thank all relatives,


will always love and remember _ theeFrom his loving wife Florrie.


Until^thc clay dawns and the I shadows flee.


TAYLOR. — Birthday memories (April 13) of a dear friend, Joe.


To some you will soon bo S forgotten.


Bimply a part of the past: lt, .


GAVAGHAN.—Mrs. Jennie Gav- l nghan and the family of the


And your memory will forever —Love, Ellen Tom and Anthony.


ut to us you ■were someone special


WEBSTER. — Loving birthday memories. April 14 of a dear


cerely thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for expressions of sympathy, floral tributes.and Mass offerings received in tnelr sad bereavement: also th e Hev, t Father Bums for his kind mlojls.


Mr. and Mrs. Geclan for kind­ ness shown.


Crass Keys Hotel, Clitheroe


ratlons. the family doctor and . _ iti.


ate Cornelius Gavaghan, sin­ friend. Jane.


A page in the book of memories —F is gently turned today.


♦ , rom Phoebe.


PuDUsned it* UNITED NEWSPAPERS PUBLICATIONS LIMITED. CUtheroe


Northgate. Blackburn. Tel. S234.S. Registered a t the GPO as a Newspaper. London Office: 27 Tudor Street, E.U.4.


Advertiser and Times. 3 King Street. CHtheroe. Tel. 2323/4 and printed at


and father died March 12, 1956. —From daughter Kitty._______


died April 8 1964. Wc miss him most, who loved him best.


.


WEBSTER (Alfred). — Treasured memories of a dear father and grandad, who died April 8.


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