1 2 Clitli'eroc 'Advertiser 'and Times. Friday, August 25, 1967. PRIMROSE GARAGE


CLITHEBOE Tel: 3883 (4 lines)


IMMACULATE USED CARS


facturers warranty. 12 monms new price. £685 ...........................


......... £<515


1966 WOLSELEY Hornet, maroon and g'cy- low mileage, immaculate throughout ...


1964 M.G. Magnettc, solely used by managing fjJ9g director, rose taupe and white ...........


1964 AUSTIN A40 De Luxe, grey/wh.lc. one owner, excellent condition ..............


1964 AUSTIN 1100, laguna beige, red interior ^ only ....................................................


1963 M .G . 1100. red, very good ...................... „


1963 MINI Traveller, wood framed .............. 1962 RILEY 4/72 maroon, beige leather, recent engine. X tyres .......................


see the.BMC AUSTIN MINI §g| F R O M £ 5 0 9 ine-


an d surcharge


Joinery and Building Contraelnrs back brennand str e e t CL1THEROE—Tel: Chatburn 448


foinery. Building, Plastering,


Slating, Tiling Contracts taken for Reinforced Concrete projects


INTERWOVEN—-WANEY EDGED—R USTIC FENCING MADE AND ERECTED


ADVICE AND ESTIMATES GIVEN AERIAL CONTRACTORS B.B.C. U.H.F. AERIALS


SUPPLIED and FITTED at £5-10-0 No Hidden Extras.


ALL TYPES OF AERIALS SUPPLIED AND FITTED. £ £ £ s cheaper than our competitors.


:: Trade Enquiries Invited ::


w. J. SIMPSON Wanted For


Castlegalc Antiques


NOW OPEN In Clithcroc


Pottery, Figures, Guns,


Swords. Oak & Mahogany Furniture, Oil Paintings, Water Colours, Prints Silver. Pewter and Brass


Anything Old and Interesting


PETER FIELD Tel: Chatburn 462 (evenings)


16 Castlegate, Clitheroe Tel: 4246 (daytime)


Your Suite made as now in moauettc or vinyde from £14. with Latex cushions from £?6. Chairs from £3. Wide ranso o* patterns


RE-UPHOLSTERY Estimates free. Phone or write:


J. LOMAX 55 LARKHILL


BLACKBURN Tel. 53952.


VEHICLE REPAIRS


WAGONS TRACTORS CABS Etc.


Top Class Mechanic Also


FOR HIRE CONCRETE MIXERS


VIBRATOR ROLLER .1 C.B.


Toni Varley


LITTLE TODUER, GISItUKN Telephone 3 v v


h a v in g t r o u b l e ? With yout cai


Electrical Equipment Charging Circuits Starting Trouble


Flashers and Lighting If so consult:—


Dynamo Electrical Services


Caterer to the Musical Profession


E. J. AP"" ETON PIANO TUNING


AND REPAIRING EXPERT


27 VICTORIA TERRACE KEIGHLEY


24 hour Telephone Service KEIGHLEY 4864


Distance no object WATERLOO ROAD CLITHEROE — Tel: 2652 Phone Burnley 23624


PROPERTY FOR SALE SIMONSTONE


Attractive Semi-detached Good Residential Area


Lounge with large bay win­ dow. Dining Kitchen. Two Bedrooms. Double Garage, Rates Payable £36.


Call or phone a l te r 6-30 p.m. or Weekends:


W1NGDALE.


BEAULEY AVENUE. SIMONSTONE.


Tel. Padiham 71754


MODERN semi-detached bung, alow in delightful situation with open views to rear. Two double bedrooms: half-tiled bathroom; hail: lounge; dining f kitchen; fully automatic gas-


gired central heating; garage: 3ardens front and rear.—Apply


2 Balmoral Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel. 2650


GOOD STONE-BUILT terraced house modern windows.—Apply 4 Monk Street CUtheroe.


WANTED


TRUNK in good condition.— Please write Box No. D5 Adver­


tiser and Times.


BICYCLE REQUIRED, with or without stabilisers, to suit boy 6 years.—Tel. Chatburn 252.


I BUY AND COLLECT outgrown children’s and baby wear ladles and gent's clothes curtains, bedding, etc. Households cleared when emigrating or bereave­ ment:—Ring Accrington 3588o


ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES l l buy and collect ladies gents, children’s discarded clothing, curtains bedding etc Prompt attention to bereavements.— Mrs Howarth 31 Church Square Worsthorne. Write or Phone Burnlev 27882


LOANS


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED.— F S. Richards Ltd. 11 Weltord


vRond Leicester_____________ ^ T h l s is; a we'^™ ll\H t ° PrclaulrM1s^m1


i?n°dt1nod??msat“oPn f Freehold. R.V. £34. Good parking facilities. e x p e r t services


eS'lnteriorr ^ e cS S t lo " JOHN E. PINDER, F.V.I.


CMtherop PhOnp 3fiU) p e r s o n a l


BA RCLEY in d lv i^ an y designed


Sk” u£ » “ " Bac.enly.re Street, CUtberoo Tel 2869.


joining


Ld om P a r t classes on Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons, please


lC,° o ^ Ct10 ^ n - c h ^ ^ A c .^ h - oroc. Phone 2817 • —


MANCHESTER COLLEGE OF EDUCATION


ARE YOU BETWEEN 21 ami 50 YEARS ?


Why Not Train To Become A Teacher ?


hold school Certificate or a t least 5 'O’ levels in G.C.E. loi admission in September, 1968 to Manchester College ol


Applications are invited now from Men and Women who


Education'. Full time non-residential Three Year Courses are avail­


able tor those wishing to teach in Primary and Secondary schools. A candidate with special advanced academic quali­ fications and relevant experience may be considered for a


Two Year shortened course- ,


maintenance grants are paid. Send a post card now for a prospectus and application form to :—


Normally, tuition is free and travelling expenses and ...


The Registrar, Manchester College of Education, Long Mlllgate, Manchester 3. An advertisement relating to Part-time Training will appear in the Press af ter Christmas.


d Principally in the matter of Feceased estates, from Longton gulwooci and locally, for clients piving up then* nomes. from aroperties in the course of sale


the


nd for,vendors generally within SALEROOMS


STONE-BRIDGE, LONGRIDGE.


Tomorrow, Saturday, 26th August at 10-30 a.ni.


SELECTION ANTIQUE and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD


Feligious figures and crucifix by r ith small goods (250 lots) b Goods collected and delivered


erdinand stuflcsscr. Austria. wSale to commence a t 10-30 n.m.


by our own transport if required office.


Aimctloncer. Valuer and Estate Agent.


Stone-Bridgo, Longridge. ■ ________ Tel. 2282.__________


JOHN E. PINDER. F-VX For - Mr. T 1 Swarbrick (property sold).


CHESTNUT BANK.


* EAVEC. WOODPLUMPTON. PRESTON


2 miles fro A6 Barton, down Station Lane, keeping right.


1 mile Plough at Eaves.


Saturday. 16th September, a t 1-30 p.m.


t 26 various cabins; laying bat­ c Sale a t 1-30 with appliances,


abins, cages, poultry and pigs. JOHN E. PINDER.


Auuctloneer, Valuer and Estate Agent.


Stone-Bridge, Longridgo. Tel. 2282.


ery cages some 3 months’ old; 1.200 head poultry: 47 gilts, sows and followers; • Colllnson 8-ton feed hopper: general appliances,


y arrangement through the JOHN E. PINDER.


FURNOTURE and EFFECTS. r Three carved wood life-size


esuming 1-30 (650 lots in all). View Friday to 9 p.m.


^.(^n°1


B U N G A L O W in


18.


PIECE BATHROOM and SEPARATE W.C Gas-fired central heating. Attached garage. There are very attractive gardens to the front and rear with rose gardens and large lawn.


Rateable Value £114. Freehold. PRICE £4.250.


15 CHURCH CLOSE, W ADDINGTON


Superior detached Bungalow occupying a choice position approximately Ih miles from Clltheioe.


3 or STOREROOM 26- 9" x S’ 9": dormer window. GARAGE 15* x 8' 9" CENTRAL HEATING by a hlKh-output back boiler to heat


5 radiators. Rates payable £43. Leasehold ground ren t £10 per annum.


TWO ONLY-ARCHITECT-DESIGNED TERRACED HOUSES. READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION.


No. 2—£2,859. No. 6—£2,575.


GEORGE STREET. CLITHEROE LOUNGE


^ ' j t f ’^HREE^BEDROOMS;


TH^ Eg1 sB™ 00OENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT. Ga‘%1)V mo^rtlages'arranged .No survey lee required lor No. 2.


GENERAL MIXED BUSINESS.


47 ST HUBERTS ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD


Situate off Blackburn Road In a pleasant and well- ^£-!BeniCtiondesneavfnga'Cp aescoid1'1Vbilfed2r R3ddfU'comitei%


9* : Kitchen 14 3 .


Prescold deep freeze caoinet • r ° t3C


Yard a t rear. Rates payable £23. PRICE £1.950 + S.A.V.


hc'nV''l4' a3aO^ I6'0^a t '°Lcisurc e n am e l in g unit. TWO an d'im m Uio n heater3 Modern-three-piece bathroom. Enclosed


• „ ^, g.. ______


HOUSE AND SHOP FOR SALE. (SWEETS. TOBACCO AND MIXED).


CHATBURN ROAD, OLITHEROE O o - p d ^ :


.or airing cupboaicl L and D. HORSFIELD All types of work undertaken 1959


TO CLEAR AT GIVE AWAY PRICES MORRIS 1000 Traveller exceptional bodily and mechanically ......................


1961 MORRIS Oxford V Traveller .............. £‘<55 GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO.


AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS, SURVEYORS AND VALUERS


6-8 Church Street Clitheroe - Tel: 3252


BLACKBURN OFFICE: 35 PRE STON NEW ROAD. TEL 55425. DELIGHTFUL SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.


So CHATBURN ROAD, OLITBEROE


in a high class an°NveTy “popu&r residential area approx- imatch- t lu e fcum rle r fo t a milS from Clitheroe Centre


-


h o tHERSALL & FORREST [ .A .L . l ’.V


Auctioneer Valuers and Estate Agents SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE


” Telephone: 2695 (Evenings 3755 and 2180) "WHALLEY. . '


. „„DEnlOR CENTRALLY HEATED PRE-WAR A Su DETACHED BUNGALOW.


o open couau:b.l. itrilcn with up to date appointments: Store and Lm-ii u i lT«oBedrooms, fully-tiled Bathroom: Separate W.C.


t. In good clto?.rt Accommodation: Vestibule: Central Hall;


GREENWAYS, 7!) MITTON ROAD ,


locality, convenient to village and adjacent


Loft Boxromn. Brick-built ^ ATTRACTIVE ROSE GARDEN WITH UNUSUALw


SECLUSION.


articular. H0THERSALL & FORREST THE SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE


appointment to view, apply: C


) MOORLAND AVENUE, ‘ CLITHEROE


5. . In 9°0d ''“ 'ftnntth e 'ad d ed ' attraclfion*ofMa ee'nerousmand


a ell-stocked ear5SS.9 tiiazen and rramea porch: hall: lounge; cummo0,a,V?hpn Htted s.s steel sins unit: larder Three


,'B.hwav and w‘th tne a“reenhouse Toolshed.


bedroomKbathmom ScD wo Wired for electric storage heaters. GAR, ^ ' ,


(Gas available!. Annual Ground Rent £4.


1-3 C a s t le g a t e Tel: 2092


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


THE IMMACULATELY^*^ known AS “ E A R K SW A Y ”


SALES BY AUCTION SILVERWOOD—J. BALSHAW


COOLHAM FARM, TWISTON Nr. Downham, Clithcroc.


D(Turn right down Village of f ownham, from Clitheroe. and


ollow up to cross roads, turn left I


s T. Silvcrwood—J. Batshaw will (declining farming)'!


Wednesday. August 30th, 1967 C 33 Head of Smart Young


ell bv Auction for Mr. R. P. Mclvor


h attle; vis: 9 b & w heifers; 4 Ayr 2eifers 18-20 months; 4 b & w— m blue—1 red Hereford Mrs. 15 1 onths- 13 b & w heifer calves.


s es 2-4 shear; 15 horned Gijnmcr lhearlings; 20 horned Glmmer


2 months. ewSheen and Lambs: 50 horned


2 horned rams. c Deep litter brooder house and


ambs; 30 horned wether lambs;


cabins 32 X 24, 32 X 12. 40 X 12. 24 x 9 Three 8’ x 6*. three 12* x 8. two 10’ x 6‘: the above cabins can i be well recommended. Other var­


abins and appliances; spun roof eous troughs feeders etc. Secura


Sccura 3.000 egg electric incu-[.HATCH—FINCH.—^h.^jind bator. Shepherd 4-tier electric


lectric 6.000 egg incubator..


brooder. Shepherd Carry On brooder, two Western • 150-size brooders, metal 2-div. corn bin.


erguson (1951) diesel tractor, in m oocl running order; mount


Pig: large white due October. F Machinery and Implements:


t anure spreader; Bnmford Clitheroe Evenings 2016 r u e immup.ii ATEI V MAINTAINED MODERN DETACHED


EDISFORD ROAD. OLITHEROE Belna nleasantly situated In a good class residential area


““ S & S w ^ i S S S S M S S 1- ^ « U . i nahoii imince dining room, magnificent unit-


JSSrawss, sx a home"W^'SSwfblnB for gomfort and convenience. Mnnu


The Soundly Constructed Pre-War Semi-Detached


Residence known as ••springkell.”


CLITHEROE ROAD. LAMB ROE. WHALLEY


w Occupying a pleasant situation


front and rear. w The compact accommodation


ith open nival outlooks at both


p ith pnrtian central heating com­ erises three bedrooms, bathroom, rntrance hall, spacious living boom, kitchen, etc. Detached


rick-built garage. ca^Dort Neatly'Tald out gardens fltted U


Htehen • la ° d e f ground floor w.c.. Integral garage. Dlenslnc features combining to produce


The Modern Semi-Detached Residence


7 SHIREBURN AVENUE. CLITHEROE


dation as follows: s Three bedrooms bathroom.


dining room, unit-fitted Jfitphcn. rear porch etc. Detached brick-


ep. w.c.. entrance haU. lounge, built garage.


NEW DETACHED ancl SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS


NOW IN THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION INA DELIGHTFUL RURAL SETTING at


SABDEN VILLAGE (4 miles Clilhoroc)


2 BEDROOM DETACHED at £3.475. 3 BEDROOM DETACHED at £3.975.


4 BEDROOM DETACHED at £4.375. PRICE INCLUDES G AS-FI RED CENTRAL HEATING AND GARACE.


2 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED at £2,650. 3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED a t £2,925. ROOM FOR OARAGE ON ALL PLOTS.


'


955i mortgages available to suitable annlicants. Road charges included: choice of decor: all mams services, etc.


10-year suarantcc under the N.H.B.R.C. Representative ^on Silo Saturdays and Sundays. 2-0-4-30 n.m.


New Detached and Semi-Detached Houses


and Bungalows of Superior Quality now In the course of construction at EDISFORD PARK, CLITHEROE


A most desirable rural situation on the outskirts of town,


vet ofTorin- all services—primary school, shops, etc., noarby. SEM^DETAOHEO HOUSES WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £2.795.


SEMtDETACHED5BUNGALOWS WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £2,925. MM .DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH 2 BEDROOMS a t £2,575. DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH 3 BEDROOMS a t £3,125. and


DETACHED HOUSES WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £3,095. 05°/ mortgages available to suitable applicants.


Road charges included: choice of decor: room for garage on al properties: insulated lotts, etc


10-year guarantee under the N.H.B.R.C. REPRESENTATIVE on site each Sunday from 2-0 n.m.


Maximum Mortgage Facilities are available on all of the above.


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


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1/3 CASTLEGATE, CLITHEROE TEL: 2092


The Attractive Terraced Dwellinghousc


erty of brst Accrington buck. Accommodation:


A soundly coMtructed prop­ w This desirable small property hrough-lounge: kitchen:


3 HALL STREET. CLITHEROE


hallway; slttins room tilo tange^ dlning/kltchon. tl «l “ °°\x"t“i.l: t combination sink 'h- 'L c. wacei k


room.Yard ana tisun^ offices. Annual rates payable:


possession. Attractive Newly-Erected


u J* Semi-Detached Bungalow.


8 LANGDALE AVENUE, CLITHEROE


Conveniently situated .C°r town yet near Edlstorcl


porch with fuel stme. Compact garden area and garage. Particulars from:


Accommodation- ball. loug f£ . kitchen: two toefdrtl °omcompact


lounec- Hothcrsall & Forrest,


Auctioneers and Estate Agon s. Bank Salerooms Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695).


Business and Property.


Tho Old Established Grocory and Mixed Business.


room, bright Lltcnen aou m Yardbnnrt°twSrt offices. PaVtl„C“jil=S


r / J n Forrest


The Attractive Semi-Dotaohed Bungalow


G1 KEMPLE VIEW. CLITHEROE


An up-to-date property g town the open countryside Is at


the doorstep. Accommodation: »alh


4 " - r n e / 3 e~ S f em ^ T 'tb r c c -p ic - 1 bltbroom - «


GarageGarden areas front and rear. Mains Services


® to view: Hothersall & Forrest. Comprises: sales sh^P: taring


3: WATERLOO ROAD. CLITHEROE


wo bedrooms: three-piece batn-


payable: £15-4-10. Vacant possession.


GHATBURN.


The Compact Dwellinehouse, 6 GREENFIELD AVENUE


tTl^range-' Garden a t rear with garage | »


c as built between the wars and t omprises: entrance hall; larder; bedrooms; tnrec-pieco bathroom, i


two


space. Mains services. Annual rates J


CHATBURN.


The Freehold Terraced Dwellinshouso.


44 DOWNHAM ROAD


shearer (Wolselcy old type), long ext Ladder, short ext. ladder, portable milker, wash- up bath usual small hand tools,


iesel tank. electric sheep etc


(A caterer will attend the sale) c Sale 12 o’clock. Implements,


approx. 2 o'clock). abins. (pig. cattle, sheep,


GHYLL BOTTOM FARM. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND


I road (near to the Village) [. T. Silvcrwood—J. Bnlshaw will


t(Turn in opposite FoxgllLs. along Nr. Clithcroc. he Bolton-by-Bowland-Hellificld


sell by Auction for Mr T. Stan- | ley (declining farming). Satur-


day. September 2nd 1967.


d Excellent condition, good rcsl- beef: 5 b & w—1 blue—Jersey Tentlal district and with CEN- | Hlrs. 16-18 months; 2 b & w hfi.


RALLY * HEATED accommo-1 calves. 12 months: 1 b & wWjo b & w bullocks. 2 y.o.


stock and store cattle: 4 b & w cows and 2 heifers newly-calved and lately-calved; 1 Jersey hfr. due time of sale. 2 b & w cows due Oct.-Dec.: 3 b & w cows—1 htr. geld in milk; 2 b & w cows


Rake, 300 gall, trailer water tank iron 3-cylinder land roller,


railer mower. Blanch Lely Tedder


handy trailer, hay trailer with d tieaks (for 100 bales). 100 goll.


............... .....


—Congratulations from both families.


treet. Clitheroe. . .. MARRIAGE


WATERW0RTH—SHIELDS On August 16. 1967. at Christ Church. Walmslcy. by the Rev. L. pr Burnett George Bernard eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W Waterworth. of Brook House West Bradford. CUtheroe. to Valerie Anne, only daughter of Mr and Mrs. H. Shields, of 440 Darwen Road. Bromley Cross. Future address: 30 Brunswick Road. Sutton. Surrey.


WHITWELL—TAYLOR.—On 22 |


m e m o r i a l s NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS. W. ROCK & CO. MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN RD.


GREAT HARWOOD TEL: 2164


Established 31 years


• No connection with any other firm or Individual____ b irths________


[ DUCDALE. — On 13th August. 1967 to John and Elaine (nee HalL) at home, 9 Swanston Gardens. Edinburgh. 10. .a girl. Catherine. Fiona. . a sister for


Anthony.


ENGAGEMENTS ^


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


CARLYON.—Mr. and Mrs. s . A. t Carlyon and family wish to uring their sad bereavement


of Mrs. Carlyon’s mother Letitia Cornett, of Belfast. 3i Standen Road. Clithcroc.


. ,,,.c


W.’ L ’Fmch; of 1 Town End. Slaidburn; have pleasure in t announcing the engagement of


Pheir twin daughter Sally ■ to Seter John Hatch of 3 Walker


ahank alL friends for kindness dnd sympathy shown to them


MARSLAND.—Mrs. R. Marsland and family express grateful c thanks to everyone for letters,


t ords and Mass cards received in heir sad loss


BOND.—Mrs. Grectn Moorhouse and family sincerely thany all relatives friends and neighbours for floral tributes and expres­ sions of sympathy received In f their sad bereavement; also the


namily doctor and district urses for their kindness.


TITTERINGTON.—Mrs. E. Tittcr- s ington ancl family wish to


time of sorrow. 22 Grindleton Road West Bradford.


riends and neighbours, the . kindness shown, and floral


fincerely thank all relatives,


ministers, the family doctor and district nurses for help and


tributes received in their recent


August 1967. at St. Andrew s Church. Slaidburn. William I Snear son of Mrs. M Whitwell 1 and the late Mr. G. Whitwell. of Oak House. Pendleton, to Mary Ella, second daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. W. Taylor, of Shay ! House. Slaidburn.


DEATHS 34 heart of smart in-calf, young August. 1967. at his homo 9 | PARKINSON.—Suddenly on 21 IN MEMORIAM


CLARK.—In loving memory ol n dear husband and father. Thomas who died August 22. 1962. Ever remembered. —Bv his wife Emma and son Robert. Bolton-by-Bow!and


Main Street. Bolton-by-Bowland. Always remembeied. Norman Lambert, aged 66 years, j From his loving wi.e Alice and


DRIVER.—Treasured memories of ' my dear husband Robert (Bob)


who died 26 Au -gust. 1960. - --


took p*lace on Wednesday a t Ss. Peter and Paul Church. Bolton- by-Bowland.


calf.3 weeks: (also) 5 b & w bullocks: 1 Hereford hfr. 2 yo, 3


1 Sheep and Lambs. 9 H.B.. owes: 5 horned ewes, 31 Sufi. * lamb* (fat). Piss* 1 sow served August 1st: 14 store pigs. 12 weeks.


rendv for work. Machinery and Implements:


Poultry: 70 hens y.o. Dog- b & w bitch 10 month


Allis Chalmers t.v.o. tractor with mkl mounted mower; Bloor man­ ure spreader; Blackstonc strawer: Nicholson side delivery; ha\ raker: low cart: metal wheel barrow: Millerium car jack: Iron- t log vice: corrugated sheets: elec­


|, wood milking niadiine (amm.


spare cabin sides: glass floors foi laying cages Dairy Appliances. 2-uni t Ful-


ric fencer: six various cabins,


buckets), pipe line for l - c^ttlo stalls: electric motor, pump, starter switch: ?uixo electric boiler (2 kiD; Alfa Laval in­ churn cooler.


—Inq T E. Robinson. Bolton- by-Bowland. Tel, 213._______


„


SMITH.—On August 21. 1967. at his home. 74 Brookside Cottages. Waddinston. Nr. CUthcroe. James Tetlow. the dearly loved


-


dearly loved husband of Hannah | family Parkinson and dear father of Rodney and Stella The funeral SMALLEY.-—In loving memory of


Frank died 23 August, 1966. Sadly missed From his loving wife Irene and daughter Joyce. 30 Garstang Road West. PouIton-le-Fyldc. —Also fondest memories from Greta and Leonard. Blackpool t and Doreen and Derek. Accring­


on. husband of Beatrice Smith aged -poDD.—In loving memory of


64 vears a service in St. Helen s Mary Todd who died 24 August. Church. Waddington, preceded ]92g.


cremation at Skipton on August —From all the family. 24


d ______ ___ SALES BY AUCTION /


ted hay to be oiTcrcd to eat on. t Eataee: 12 acres unbroken fog


po December 24. 1967: 20-acrc 1asture to 2nd February. 1968.


I briefly): 3-piece leather suite. | brass paper rack: kitchen cup-


1968. ( Surplus Household Effects


board; dresser: 2 single beds.


j 2 o’clock. OTHER FIXTURES


A caterer will attend tho sale. Sale 12 o'clock. Cattle approx,


i Saturday. September 16th Total dispersal sale. Standridgc I Farm Slaidburn. for Messrs, l..


and W Wilkinson. Nr. Ctitlieroc T Saturday. September 23rd


I Wednesday. , September 27th Total dispersal sale sheep, poul


Fotal dispersal sale. Boarsder


arm Newton. Nr. Clithcroc, for J. and J. Nowell.


| try. cabins apllances mnehineiy.


-tuiQ poujotf ct ..loaqs * o homo Auctioneers and Valuers:


I T. Silverwood. 17 Chester Avenue. Clithevoe. Tel. 3228. J. Batshaw. 91 Waddlnqton Road. Clitheroe. Tel 2011. C Stiver wood. Livingstone House. Slald


burn. Tel. 652.


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


TODAY. FRIDAY. 25th AUG.


■ 80-100 in-calf and 100-130 stores at 11-30 a.m. (Including A. JacK- son 4. and J. Chadwick 10, ln-calf


blood tested 1. Blood tested stock housed


separately and sold first.


MONDAY NEXT. 28th AUG Weekly sale of fatstock a t 11-30


a,IOn offer: 60-70 steers, heifers and cows: 40-50, pigs: 1.300-1.400


cheep and ewes. 42: lambs 1.357).


b Sheep ballot for stock graded ay th a t time 11 a.m. Consignors s rc strongly advised to ensure pheep are early enough on the


, remises to allow for this.


commodious stone-built certificate of agglutination blood property with tho following tcs^ W|ji be housed and sold first,


. ... i Cattle accompanied by a y ets


accommodation: hallway; sitting room; living room: kitchen and FRIDAY NEXT. 1st SEPT, larder on the around floor. Three |


bedrooms above (one of which Is fitted with a ’ bath and cylinder half-bred «


usunl0omcesYard


p Mains services. Annual rates I Judging from 10-30 a.m. Sale sion._


^ Wlth I — S& v d S S ! ” flocks of he district.


tnumerous ayable:'£15-4-10. Vacant Posses- n a.m. Entries for catalogue t>y


Tho Commodious Family Dwcllinghouso


No. 57 CASTLE VIEW. CLITHEROE


situate


way: lounge with bay. tile range: dining room tile range, roomy kitchen with fireplace, white porcelain sink (h water): larder. On th e upper floor are, three, bedrooms^and


Vnnual rates payable £23-3-4. acant possession. \


| August 26tll. PWEDNESDAY. 13th SEPT.


rize sale of dodded rains. FRIDAY, 15th SEPT.


and comprises: vestibule: hall- Trust Ltd.


, Crossed horned breeding sheep ^ r 'N o r S e r o


PROPERTY WANTED


SffiSTn W S & Y& wftlil REQUIRED, TO, PURCHASE.oeot. ^i~ei** store and w.c. Mains ser-1 vices. AAnnual ground . r e n t : £2-2-6.


Tho Cottaso Dwellinghouse. 29 QUEEN STREET. LOW MOOR


p A compact stone-built froperty store.


nnt.n.minc: vestibule. . sitting room, tile range; .living kitchen.


tile range; rear porch ^ i th fitted cupboard; two uedrooms above. Small yard with w.c. and fuel


appointments ^ h o l d . Annual rates payable '£12-3-3


HOTHERSALL & FORREST,


Auctioneers and 'Estate Agents ■ Ranu salerooms Clitheroa. T«l 2695.


tage, small house or bungalow, g three bedrooms, mod cons.,


oarden, off main road countiy


WANTED: modern house bungalow to purchase. Open aspect. 3/4 bedrooms, gaiage


r village.—Write Sox D2. Advertiser and Times.


• ton. *


CUtheroe, Wliallcy or Chatbuir districts, or villages near.—J Wykc. 8 Avon Croft, Nr. Darling.


DOGS


the p r o p e r t y : _ ^ | call: kirs. Elder, 24 Sanderson St. Bury.,


_Tel. Chatburn 457. _____


A useful garden Is to rear of ” ” JJjree suow or Write or frori premises Mains services.


LABRADOR pedigree puppies. Black and yellow. Reasonable


TWO Shcltle puppies. 4-months’ old.—Tel. Chatburn 252.


. l o u . u tzu PUPPIES, excellent


and H.B. Gimmcr lambs. Hire purchase: facilities may be


annual prize sale of 3.500 and shearling


8 1-30 a.m. followed at once by .


0-100 smart local ncwly-calved cows and heifers.


TUESDAY NEXT, 29th AUG j Sale of upwards 100 calves at


Nos. : cattle 57; uigs . .


Hay: 600 bales of good-harves­


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers. Bcntham. Nr. Lancaster.


Local Offices;...


34a. KING STREET. CLlffTEROE. Tel. 2369.


FORTHCOMING AUCTION


SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


1-acre pasture to 2nd February Wtock for E. Harrison, Esq., a t N harf House Farm. Austwick. I


August: s Monday. 28th: Complete dispel-


advertised. wWednesday, 39th:


sal sale of farming live and dead r. Settle. All as previously |


Minter and summer eatage a t a eregill Bentham. to be> sold Bfter the sale of dairy cattle at


iously advertised. a Wednesday, 30th: Sale ° f l 4? I


cntham Auction, All as p ie \ - |


iously advertised. f Wednesday. 30th • Sale of 1 acre I


l cre modern dairy fuim—roui i ands—Bentham. All as p ie \ - |


Dale, Ingleton. All as previously j advertised.


tield with planning permission o erect one house a t Chapel-le-


c Wednesday, 30th: Sale of gharming cottage with 4 acres of hrassland — Rock Villa. —’


ouse Nr. Ingleton. All as picv-' iously advertised.


September: Monday. 4th: Complete Dlspeij sale sale of farming live “nc< dead


stock for Messrs. W. L. & A. M. Maklnson & Son. Moor Head Farm. Tatham Wednesday. 6th: Sale of excel-


lent top-quality 52 acie dairy Lirm-—


ton.


situate opposite Whoop Hall Inn together with Buildings.


Ridleys Farm—Wenning- | a Wednesday, Gth: Sale of 13-283 1 . cres of accommodation land \ Wednesday., Gtt;i: Sale of 94-475 I


—Wharf House Farm Austwick. Friday. 8th: Sale of antique


and modern furniture a t Arm - stead Hall. Giggleswick. for “ Bell.


ALAN PARKER Funeral Director


The National Association of Funeral Dircctor.c


Member of


ABBEY HOUSE CHURCH LANE WHALLEY


a The LAST TRIBOTE


rranged with dignity and efficiency.


INTERMENT Or CREMATION. CPERSONAL SERVICE. hapel of Rest available.


TELEPHONE WHALLEY 3291 (DAY or NIGHT


Courteous Service-with Attention to Detail


For Prompt and Thos. Rock


MONUMENTAL MASON


7b Market Place CLITHEROE


Phone GL Harwood 3684


Memorials Etc., In Stone Marble and Granite


d _ . . Monday 11th: Complete dlsper-


1 Wreaths. Bouquets, Cut Flowers


-,.,1 sale for Messrs. F. Sedgwick & Son a t Fourlands. Bentham.


s Friday. 15th: Complete dlspcr-


Hich Bottom Farm, Bentham a Monday. 18th: Sale of antique


wood. Bcntham for J Foster, Esq. Tuesday. 19th: Sale of Pedigree


ale sale for Messrs. Wlllan Bros.. nd modern furniture a t Ravens-


Tersevs and implements for S


stend. Ingleton. Friday. 22nd: Rlbblchcad 2nd


J & E. Glassford. Stack-


sheep sale. C Saturday. 23: Annual sale of


cattle for Mr. J. H. Howard, Hes- h?ker Farm. Skipton in con­ junction with Messrs. H. Manley and Sons, of Crewe.


hannri island and Friesian


sheep sale. s Friday. 29th: Complete disper-


Wednesday. 27th: Slaidburn


stock for W. Palmer & Son, Buck Inn. Faytliornc. October. l2nd Monday, Complete dteJJcr-


ale sale or farming live and dead


R c sale for Messrs. Paikln j idlcvs. Wennington, in con­


unction with Lancaster Farmers Auction Mart.


Total Dispersal Sale of a Sound High Brooding Stook.


GREEN FARM.


KIRBY MALHAM. Near Skipton


f t H Taylor- & Son, F.A.X.. Kavoured with instructions from


Auction as above th e whole of their 02 head of grand young Friesian cattle. 251 Swaledale ewes and Suffolk Cross, cross­ bred. half-bred and horned a lambs. 122 acres of unbroken fog


Swalne Bros, will Sell by FAITH is strength in time


of bereavement. We know and respect the customs of all faiths and co-operate with all clergymen to provide services.


and winter eatage to 2nd Febru­ mry 1968, 1,785 bales of well-won l eadow hay to eat on with good cying to 12th May, 1968. Useful


heep, cattle. Hay and eatage.. Auctioneers


Tel. 2226.


accommodation WANTED


FURNISHED or unfurnished self- contained flat or house required B to rent,. BlUington Whatley,


Published by UNITED NEWSPAPEKS PUBLICATIONS LIMITED. Clnheroe Advertiser and Times. :i Kind street.


arrow area.—Write Box No. D3. Advertiser and Times.


Clitheroe. Tel. V323/, and printed at Northsatc. Blackburn -ret. S23SS London Office: 27 Tudor Street. S O I Keststered a t the OrO as a Newspaper.


Wreaths & Bouquets CXJT FLOWERS


“TELEFLOWER SERVICE"


Cliurcli Brow Cardens TEL. CUTHEROE 3298


A. Pearce and Son, (Chatburn Nurseries


near Pendie Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230.


Residence: 14 Brook Street Clitheroe.


—Inq. Bennett (R. Parkington) WHITE.—In ever loving memory Ciithcroe. Tel. 2582.


I ----------------------------------——— ■ • of my darling wife H .azel, who gied 27 August 1963: also our


August 1964. Not Just today b u t everyday. In silence we remember. —From her ever loving husband George and son Leonard. 14 Mayfield Avenue. Ciithcroe.


randson Kenneth, who died 27


WHITE.—In loving memory of a dear mother. Hazel, who died 27 August. 1963. Loved and remembered always. —From Ray and Anne.


t r u l y fitting


prompt. s Order of sale: Implements, „ >T


T. H. TAYLOR & SONS. F.A.I. Swadford Chambers. Skinton.


ollection of farm implements. Sale to commence a t 12-30 p.m.


TOMLINSON’S Funeral. Services ‘ Rockdale ’


Eshton Terrace . Tel. Clithcroc 2345


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