F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3 C a s t le g a te PRIMROSE GARAGE


MOST IN


MODELS STOCK


1966 1966 1963


1963 1962


1962 1959


WHALLEY ROAD CL1THEROE


QUALITY GUARANTEED


Tel: 3883 (4 lines) CARS


AT COMPETITIVE PRICES


.1967 AUSTIN 1S00 De Luxe. 700 miles only, taxed, undersealed. Full manu­ facturers warranty, cost £970. Our


Tel: 2 0 9 2 __________ Clitlieroe e s t a t e a g e n t s a n d v a l u e r s Evenings 2018


new DETACHED and SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS .


NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION ,N A DELIGHTFUL RURAL SETTINC AT


SABD.EN VILLAGE (4 miles Clithcroc) .


2 BEDROOM DETACHED at £3,475 3 BEDROOM DETACHED at £3.075.


M.G. MOO. smoke grey, only, maintained regardless, for our own


price ................................................. £850 12.000 miles


secretary ................................................. AUSTIN Mini Traveller, red. wood


framed. S.000 miles only, indistinguish­ able from new; ......................................... AUSTIN A.60. one driver, user from new


MINI TRAVELLER, green .................. AUSTIN Mini, green, recent recon­


ditioned engine .......................... — ..... AUSTIN A.60. serviced and maintained bv us from new. low mileage, outstanding


£425 £315


£235 £375


AUSTIN A40. green, exceptional ...... £19(1 >VE URGENTLY NEED GOOD CLEAN


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


THORNBERS a-0CMAKERS


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FINN


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO. AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS,


SURVEYORS AND VALUERS 6-8 Church Street Clilheroc - Tel: 3252


BLACKBURN OFFICE 35 PRESTON NEW ROAD. TEL: 55425 ON VIEW THIS SUNDAY. 39th APRIL. 2—4 n.m.


NEWLY CONSTRUCTED DETACHED RESIDENCE.


86-88 BAWDLANDS, CLITHEROE SALES BY AUCTION


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers


Specialisms in the Sale and Valuation of Agricultural property and Stock


Bentham Tel 144/5/6. Nr. Lancaster.


Local Office:


34a KING STREET. CLITHEROE. Tel- 2369


FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


rearing farm known «« Sunny- bank and Cranberry Height Farms. Crawshawbooth. extend­ uing to 43-439 acres to be sold


1st May: Sale ol freehold .stock­ Dt Clifton. Nr. Preston Complete


Cat tle < 83 cows. 28 in-call cattle and 39 young s tock) . Sale a t


stock rearing farm known as Windy Harbour Farm, Barley Nelson extending to 101-477 acres to be sold in Tin* I-estival Hull. Gisburn a t 3 p.m.


12-30 p.m. 4th May.—Sale ol dairy and


ot Clifton. Nr. Preston. Complete Dispersal Sale ol Becl C attle and sheep- 160 beef c at tle and 315 H.B. ewes 60 feeding lioggs) Sale


5th May.—For W Pickles. Esq.,


sale ol farming live and dead stock a t Meggs Farm Tatham. lo r Messrs Garth Bros.


12-30 p.m 5th May.—Complete dispersal


Chiton. Nr. Preston Sale of Implements


8th May.—For W. Pickles ol f 8th May.—Sale of 35:{ acres ot


with VP. a t High House Farm. Firbank. Low Gill, Nr. Kendal,


reehold accommodation land


in the Town Hall. Kendal, at 3 p.m.9th May.—Complete Dispersal sale oi Farming Live and Dead i Stock a t Storrs Gate. Arkholmc,


& Son. Auctioneers, ot Lancaster. s 10th May.— Salt? of dairy and


farm known as Lower Oaken Eaves Farm. Manchester Road, to be sold in the Bull and Butcher In n Manchester Road. Burnley,


11th May— Sale of 54 acre Dairy ^ .


dairy farm known as Broach F la t Farm Foulridge. Colne to sold in th e Festival Hall, Gisburn a t 3


a t 7 p.m. 11th May.—Sale of 37-369 acre


I5112th May.—Complete Dispersal Sale of farming, live and dead stock, a t Harducre Farm. Ben-


tliam. for J . Newhousc. Esq. H 15th May.—For th e Uxors oi W.


persal Sale of Farming live and dead stock a t Lower Oaken Eaves Farm Manchester Road. Burnley. 16th May.—Sale of Hill Top


F 16th May.—Sale of Harbor Tt


as previously advertised. o 1st May.— For W Pickles. Esq.,


pon th e premises a t 3 p.m. All ispersal Sale ol Guernsey. Friday 5th May.


at “COWHILL FARM.” RISHTON. Nr. Blackburn


sherd’* do-horned stock of 55 Pedigree Jerseys.


Dispersal sale of the “Bcck-


ano heifers served hollers, maiden heifers and calves and 2 bulls. Vaec. S.19 herd average 1965-66 cows 9 1331bs and hclfois


Comprising grand milking cows


6.0771bs. And th e entire farm equipment


consisting of a variety of mi.se. effects Farm implements, includ­ ing Twoso saw bench (new 19bl>): Twose cultivator: Ransome 2- furrow plough: Lister fertiliser spinner (new 1965): buck rake (new 1965): Dening and Massey Harris mowing machines: Bam- ford wuffler; Bamford rake: Wei- gar baler: 1960 In tern atio n al diesel tractor: hydraulic tipping trailer: dairy equipment, includ­ ing Fuhvood ice bank cooler; few


items of fu rn itu re Sale of farm equipment 11-45


eers:


HENRY MANLEY & SONS. LTD Crewe and Branches


Mr and Mrs. E. J . H. Wood, to conduct th is im p o r tan t sale.


THE CUTHEROE AUCTION MART CO., LTD.


and s to re c at tle a t 11-30 a.m. MONDAY NEXT. 30 APRIL


TODAY. FRIDAY. 28th APRIL An additional sale of in-calf


Weekly sale of fatstock a t 11-30 a.m. when a good entry will be


f01(La!st’sale Nos.: cat tle 39. pigs 69. sheep, including spring iambs


Lower Harclacre and Upper Hard- acre Bentham and 960 yards of fishing rights, on the River Wenning. to be sold in 3 lots, in th e Town Hall. Bcnthnm, a t 3 p.m


n conjunction with T. Armistead tockrearing farms known as


aC\vill consignors please endcay our to have stock in sufficiently early to bo graded ready for a


prompt s tar t . TUESDAY NEXT. 1st MAY


local sm a r t young newly-calvec cattle, store sheep, ewes r


with calves. Weekly sale of calves entirely


lambs a t foot. Sale a t 11-30 a.m. commencing


WEDNESDAY NEXT. 3rd MAY MFor Stonyliurst Estate, a t the


Rams.Sale a t 12 noon. FRIDAY NEXT. 5th MAY


2 art Premises, dispersal sale of Who have been ins tructed by


a.m.—cat tle 1-15 p.m. Catalogues from the auct ion­


WHINS LANE. READ. Nr. BURNLEY


Convenient for Blackburn. Burnley Accrington. Preston and MG. Completed to a high specification w i th o u t regard to expense


in an unrivalled elevation position. T h r individually designed accommodation


Completed .............- ........ low suite W.C. ..... comprises: S ^ ' ^ h b a s i n and w. .o n f S W m W S Vs r indows to garden.


KITCHEN 18* x 13' with full compliment of E n g l is h Spacious Lending with glazed dobrs to BALCONY 19" x


TCu- •\n


The Attractively Appointed Modern Detached Residence known as


“BR00KLANDS."


,SHI REBURN AVENUE. CLITHEROE


rooms. half-tiled bathroom, f io n t- pntrance vestibule hall, lounge, dining room, sun lounge u n i t- iltted kitchen, scp. ground Hooi


w.c. etc Garage. Vacant possession.


mWith centrally heated accom­ odation as follows: th ie c bed­


4 BEDROOM DETACHED at £4.375. PRICE INCLUDES CAS-FIRED CENTRAL HEATING AND garage.


_________________


2 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED at £2.050. 3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED at £2.925. ROOM FOR OARAGE ON ALL PLOTS.


95*, mortgages available to suitable amilicants. Road charges included: choice of decor: all mains services, etc.


10 year nrotcction under the N.H.B.R.C. Ronresentative on site Saturdays and Sundays 2 -0 -4 -3 0 n.m.


New Detached and Semi-Detached Houses a n d ”Bungalows of Superior Quality now m ihc course of construction a t


ldisford pa r k CLITHEROK


A most desirable rural s ituation on the outskirts of town yet Oltcrins all services—nrimarv school, shons etc, nearby.


SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £2.725. 2*2.825. £3.125.


SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS with 3 BEDROOMS at £2.850. SEM DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH 2 BEDROOMS at £2.595. DETACHED BUNGALOWS WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £3,050 and


DETACHED HOUSES WITH 3 BEDROOMS at £2,025.


95',;, mortgages available to suitable anulicants. Road Charges included: choice of decor: room for garage on all oronertics: nsulated lofts, etc.


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


The Superbly Constructed and Most Attractively Designed


Modern Freehold Semi-Detached Dormer Bungalow


31 WESTFIELD DRIVE.


rural aspects • • The centrally heated accommodation compnscs


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE Ucligmtul situation with open


o two bedrooms spacious hnU wiui


p en riser hardwood s tal l case ' fiiromn. lounge 27 x l - '™ 1


_ lygate fireplace nnfin lf |f f te t l windows. superb


garage All in first class condition


throughout kitchen Detached brick b u ilt b u ilt


The Modern Semi-Detached Residence


39 LANGSHAW DRIVE. CLITHEROE


s tandard and containing three bedrooms, half-tiled bathroom sep w.c entrance hall, lounge, dining room, unit- fitted kitchen. Garage. Central heating is


Maintained to a very high


installed Freehold tenure.


The Modern Stone-Fronted Semi-Detached Residence, with Open Rural Views.


51 WARWICK DRIVE. CLITHEROE


Maintained to a very high b tandard and containing three


hall. or car port. Central heating u installed. . . . ., .


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


room with coloured su i te s i t t in g room, living room kitche" Garage.


Two bedrooms. 3-plcce bath etc


q uality fittings BUSINESS FOR SALE.


SUB-POST OFFICE ATTACHED c


exc ellent


VILLAGE STORE with civ


b u s in e s s v»,,ctnn«c wiii nth s u p e rb iujitu uum.iiiji c e n tra lly heated


accommodation. Freehold property. Early vacant possession if required.


Maximum MortBanc Facilities are available on all the above.


18 Ni-nRnOM 1. 14' x Iff 3" with full width window Large fitted a i r in g ' cupboard with Immersion beater and .latge


with fully-fitted wardrol^. I^L I^ -T lL ED THREE PIECL b a ^ ^


GARAGE for two cars: 18* 9” x 17’ 6" with sliding doois. Bollcrhmi.se with P o tter to n lully-automatic 120.000 B.T.U.


oil-fired central heat ing boiler. Freehold. Mains electricity, water. Drainage to a septic


tan k .


television and telephone points are in nearly all rooms. Tiie gardens have been s e t ou t. rotovnted and large lawns


FULL OIL-FIRED CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT. All th e door and window fittings are ol' high quality and


_ laid.


DELIGHTFUL POSITION WITH OPEN ASPECT TO FRONT AND REAR.


ROSE COTTAGE, STOPPER LANE, RIMINGTON


LOUNGE 12‘ 7" X 12’; KlTCHttN and LARGE I^ \N T R i , T \ \0 BEDROOMS; MODERN THREE-PIECE BATHROOM; airing


Fully-modernised s tone-built c 0 t t e ^m p r is in g :


cupboard with immersion heater Small a ttractive garden a t rear with new ccdarwood and


foot: 190 grey-faced Border Cross Gimmer Hoggs: 42 Masham Gim- mcr Hoggs: 5 Blue-faced Leicester


20 Swaledale ewes with lambs a t artley (deceased) Complete Dis­


Farm Wigglcsworth. Long Pres­ to n . extending to 91-785 acres to be sold in th e Masonic Hall. S e t t le a t 3 p.m.


S e ttle to be sold In the Masonic Hall. Settle a t 3-15 p.m.


and C. Carr


sale of farming live and dead stock at. Harbour Farm. Horton- in-Ribblestlale. Settle, for the


19 May.—Complete dispersa. ti


sale of farming live and dead stock for J . S. Whittam of New- Held Edge Farm. Middop. Gis­ b u rn Clitheroe. 22nci May. -Sale of dairy and


Exors. or A. Metcalfe, deceased. 19th May,—Complete dispersal


stock-rearing farm, known ns Moss Side Farm. Preston Patrick. Kendal


Kendal a t 3 p.m. (house and buildings and approx .50 acres ol


land in lo ts '


Masonic. Hall Settle, a t 3 p.m. G 23rd May—Sale of Manor Farm.


a 23rd May.— Sale of Central Gar­ , -


rearing farms to be sold in the Masonic Hall. Settle, a t 3-15 p.m. • 24th May.—Sale of Field House.


ge. Settle (4 pumps), in the Grunsagill. Throstle Nest Farm.


runsaglll. both dairy and stock-


Middleton. Morccnmbc w l I n 11-268 acres of pasture land to be sold a t the Old Roof Tree Inn.


Middleton a t 3 p.m. 25th May—Sale of Ncwfield


3 p.m.


Edge Middop Gisburn. Clithcroe extending to 100 acres to be sold in the Festival Hall Gisburn. a t


FARM TO LET


TO LET with early possession by arrangement Hawthorne Farm. Barrow Nr. Clltheroc. T.T. Dairy Farm ’ comprising 30.107 acres or


shlppons for 8 and 1 with hay lo f ts over. T.T shlppon for six. dairy. barn, silo etc.—Fpi lu r th e i particulars apply In writing to Ingham M Yorkc. rhvirtercd Surveyors Hunt- ffvrift Estate Olilcc. Nr. Burnley.


arm buildings Including T/I


thereabouts. Farmhouse con­ ta in in g s itting room, kitchen, F two bedrooms and bathroom.


sale of farming live and dead stock, a t Broach P la t t Farm. Foulridge. Colne. For Messrs A.


a r m. Horton-in-Ribblesdale. 17th May.—Complete dispersal


,


of 130-1 GO in-calf find 200-2.10 stores. Consignors Include K w Giles:. G. Taylor A Procter A Moss. B. Roberts. T. Eddlcston


Grout special spring prize sale


c tprizcs in four classes for in CaJudging 10-30 a.m. Sale 11-30 "(Last year's Nos. for th is date:


142 in-calf: 217 stores). Tel. 3325.


Tho Convonicnt Dwelling


House and Valuable Building Plot (to be sold in two Lots) known as


GREENFIELD COTTAGE. BACK LANE. GRINDLETON


r Richard Turner & Son have Seceived ins tructions to ofler fo:


in the low n Hall.


ditions and unless sold prev­ iously) the above on Wednesday. 10th May. 19G7. at 7 n.m. upon the premises.


ale bv Auction fsubjcct to con­


and comprises: living room; kitchen- two bedrooms. .Outside: w.c.: garage coals and pleasant garden; RV. £21.


AH mains sendees.


Lot 2. Valuable Freehold Building Plot-


with planning permission for residential development All mains services are close a t hand.


The freehold building plot


wide open views over the Rlbble Valiev and are very convenient in regard to the village centre, and only two miles from Cllthoroe and 12 miles from Blackburn.


Both lots are favoured with MOORLAND SCHOOL - CLITHEROE


vacant possession will bo given on completion. The vendor re­ serves th e r ig h t to either divide or amalgamate th e lots.


Both lots are freehold and


2369. Solicitors: Messrs. Steele & Son.


Castlegatc. Clltheroc. Tel. 2G02. Auctioneers; RICHARD TURNER & SON,


34a, King Street. Clitheroe Tot 2309.


And at Bentham. Tel. 444/5/0. t Viewing: by appointment with he auctioneers Clithcroc. Tel. SP E C IA L NOTICE


As a result of reorganisation and expansion we can now accept boys and girls, day or boarding, at various ages up to 12 and eliminate parents’ worries about 11 +. Common Entrance, or Comprehensive School difficulties.


Prospectus etc., from the Secretary. Telephone 3833


Lot 1. Greenfield Cottage. Built of stone with a slate roof


brick store. 13 amp ring main wiring. Rates payable £13. Freehold.


NEW ARCHITECT-DESIGNED TERRACED HOUSES


READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION.


GEORGE STREET (oh’ Woone CLITHEROE


Auctioneer s Ofiices.


Garage 18’ x 8’. Freehold. 90-95^ mortgages arranged Full particulars and appointments


Lane)


]8' g- 'T s - G" stainless steel sinK u n i t ; THREE BEDROOMS; 3- P1ECE BATHROOM. FULL GAS-FIRED CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT".


Comprising. LOUNGE 15’ G" X 13' G": DINING/KITCHEN to view • from the DELIGHTFUL DETACHED BUNGALOW. GLENBURN. SAWLEY. Nr. CLITHEROE


rv»mnvmdine magnificent views to th e f ro n t and rear over 4ias|ra°HncountrysuVc8l'n 1Cth is delightful p u n ol th e Rlbble


LOUNGE 18’ x 11’ G" fitted electric fire ill nttrnctive polished hnrdwood surround with display nooks, large picture window; r i o o p n™™r/KITCHEN 15" 9” x 10’ 3” double drainer sink lUlit- FOUR GOOD BEDROOMS: FOUR-'


Valley Comprising: OPEN PATIO to PORCH: SPACIOUS HALL:


PIECE BATHROOM with primroso fittings; including SEPARATE SHOWER. Store cupboard and airing cupboard.


Adjoining GARAGE 21* x 10'. FULL OIL-FIRED CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT. Mains electricity and water. Drainage to new septic tank.


Rates payable £57. Freehold


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


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


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


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


bank salerooms, clitiieroe Telephone: 2695 (Evenings 3755 and 2186)


The Semi-Detached Dwcllinghousc


3 BALMORAL AVENUE, CLITHEROE


p A compact brick-built pro­


“ roof of red tiles. I t lies witli- n short walk of th e open


erty with rendered tintsh and


countryside. A c com m o d a t io n : h a l l a n d lounge; newly-


s t a i rw a v .


arranged living kitchen and p larder Two bedrooms and three-


aiece • bathroom. Small garden sion. reas front and rear. Garage


space. a Freehold Annual rates pay­


Terraced Dwellinghouse 27 NEWTON STREET. CLITHEROE


coimnodation comprises: vesti­ lbule: hallway: s ittin g loom, lporcelain sink <h. & c'„ v!aJi?nri'


cWill, palisaded frontage. The iving room: kitchen, lilted white


oarder Three bedrooms a n d mocl-


nnual rates payable-. £20-o-5. Vacant possession.


Cottage Dwellinfihouse, 2 HALL STREET, CLITHEROE


s Tins compact property . i s


£9-5-4: Vacant possession^ particulars from:


tomdbuilt and comprises liUni, white porcelain “sink: t ‘woM^ ;


with u su a l offices. Mains services. A Annual ground ''fU b b o s - ’s0'0'


rn thrcp-piecc b .ith io om . Yuici


The Commodious Family Dwcilinghouse.


2 KIRKMOOR ROAD. CLITHEROE


erty which is stone-built and has a oalisaded frontage. Accommo­ dation: vestibule; hallway: s i t t ­ ming room with a bay window,


A conveniently s itu a ted prop­


modern t i le range. French ‘win­ dow:


fireplace, double-drainer enamel s ink u n i t : larder: fuel store. Three bedrooms; bathroom: sep­ a ra te w.c. There is also a loft boxroom.


odern t i le range: dining room, roomy kitchen,


t i le ble: £33-2-8. Vacant posses­ Vacant possession.


house with £ aspect.


A well-built range; rates


porcelain s in k brick-built conversion


Yard a t rear. Mains services A Annual ground re n t : £2-0-8.


16 KAY STREET


s tohe dwelling- pleasant open |


A c com m o d a tio n : Vestibule: s i t t in g room, tile


bedrooms above:: ofilecs;


ground ren t 18/4d Vacant possession.


payable mains


annexe in to


services: £15-1-2.


kitchen!.: yard and


living kitchen with white in window recess: (ready


n n u a l ra te s p ay a b le : £22-11-9. Fully modernised with , ... high


kitchen, etc. Garage. Room for second garage


edrooms, bathroom, entrance lounge. dining room


SALE BY AUCTION It. s il v e r w o o d — j . b a l s h a w


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE. NEW HOUSE FARM.


CHAIGLEY. Nr. Clitheroe


(near Craven Heifer Hotel. Clinlgley).


. Kindly remember tile sale, morrow. Saturday. April 29th lor and on behalf ol Mr. C. Corbtidgc I declining fan n in g ).


last week. I 2 o'clock.


SCaterer will a t ten d th e sale. , ,


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE. CROFT HOUSE FARM. NEWTON. Nr. Clitheroe


(near Village In s t i tu te . Newton). J T. Silverwood—J. Balshaw will


sei. by auction for Mr. l-t. walms- | ley (declining farming) oaiuraay,


May (3th: 25 head of smart country young


. July lb th ; I Jersey h ir . n/servea: 6 d & w bullock s . 18-24 m o n th s ;


£ w n lrs in c an alter


stock unustiy reared on the iarm) • 5 o «N


. 4 Angus buuouks and 1 Angus I hfr. 16-20 months; 2 Hereford


I bullocks and hfr ., 10 mouths; 4 A n g u s b u l l o c k s . « m o n t h s : 2 Charolais lilr . calves, u weeks. Sheep and lambs (b o rn mid d le


to-


, 35 head of sm ar t c at tle. 70 poultry; cabins: farm machinery: implements, etc.; as advertised


ale: 1 o'clock. Cattle approx. rOToB opEJ E


W S !M. R O C K & Co. S r " '


’ BLACKBURN ROAD, GT' J * ^ S £ S b PHONE GT. HARWOOD 2164 — ESHMA’TES


Note our only address; no connection with any other firm births


r l a C K L E D G E .—On April 20. 1967, a t Brainlcy Meade, to


Christine (nee Hope) anf!r^ ^ . . a son (Lindsey John) a b ro th u for Andrew. Thanks to d o c to r and staff of Bramley Meade.


NUTTALL.—On 16 April. 1967, a t t Bramley Meade Maternity Home


Brian, a d aughter Linda Chris­ tine Thanking all concerned.


o Maureen (nee Hibblc) and


S E E D A L L (n ee S c e d ) .~ -O n April •>5 1967. a t Bramley Meade, to Alan and Dorothy, a daughter (Helen Marie), a s ister foi Catherine. Thanking all con­


cerned


, March i : 9 Kerry ewes. 14 lambs: 6 x-bred ewes, JO lambs; 1 H.B.


ewe gold. Machinery and implements:


I Lely rear-mounted Acrobat; 1 B la ck s to no s traw e r ; Belcher h ay I e levator ; u s e fu l h ay tra i le r :


I960 Uavid Brown cropmasier Ut.v.o.) tractor; 1951 Ferguson ipoiroi) tractor with cab: Viton-


I bale e levator w itii p e t ro l eng ine; 1Ferguson hay sweep: two other


ch a in h ar row , as new: p o r ta b le


j ladder- wall Iron hay rack; two converted deering mowers: stone.


sweeps; Wolsoloy electric fencer; 250 gali. water tank; sheep metal liav rack on wheels: galv. bins d ‘ 2 4 divisions); 20-stavc


1 iron and galv feed troughs; iron water baths; metal barrow; plain fencing wire; q u an tity , sawn


. feneft pasts rails 2 tvo barrels: long telopolc swill kits: q u an tity scrap; usual buckets, rakes,


I detachable metal water trough | in wood frame Ideal for feed


forks, hand tools, etc. Dairy appliances: 2 Gascoigne (Alum) milk units , spare pail;


I Atco lawn mower; other smalls. Sale 12-30. Cattle (approx.) 2


Held trough; electric boiler; milk cooler and pan; buckets, etc.;


o'clock.A caterer will attend.


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE. LANE SIDE FARM,


seli by auction for Mr. C. Latham (declining farming). Saturday.


GRINDLETON. Nr. Clitheroe T. Silverwood—J . BaJshaw will


Mai9 1heatl of choice in-calf and ram .


cabins, dairy appliances. Full particulars will be given


next week.


ANNUAL c o l l e c t iv e FARMERS’ TRACTOR.


MACHINERY and IMPLEMENTS SALE


to be held in CLITHEROE TUESDAY, MAY 16th.


Clttherue. Tel. 3228; J. Balshaw, 91 Waddlngton ttd., Olltheroe


Entries to Auctioneers. 1 SMvorwooa. 17 Chester Av„


Tel. 2011; C. Silverwood, Living­ stone House. Slaldburn. Tel. bo-


Broc. 14 miles Preston. 9 miles


fence. e 2 ’. miles Whallcy. 2 miles Clith


rearing, Sheen. Pis and Grazing Farm, with a frontage to the Wiswell-Pendletou Road, and hill grazing land, all in a ring


WISWELL, WHALLEY, Lancs Valuable “Freehold” Stock


lackburn 8 miles Accrington. PARKER PLACE FARM.


WISWELL, Nr. Whalley, Lancs. a To be offered for sale by


91 acres or thereabouts


The Station Hotel. Glitheroc, Tuesday. May 9th..1967, at 3 n.m. a (subject to conditions to be then


by private tre a ty ). T. Silverwood—J . Balshaw a t


uct ion (unless previously sold


meadow land, pasture and hill grazing. Stone range farm buildings:


nd there produced) containing rich


Piggery pens an d calf pens; loose box; separate brick, and stone building as two compartment


ntricity rewired and power pcAnts:


f i t t in g room; kitchen: ground iloor toilet room: boiler room: l upstairs)


enclosed garden and orchard. Accommodation: living room,


ew oil-fired central, heating;


shower and to ile t room; two-com- h e Wiswell-Pendleton road),


three bedrooms:


p a r tm en t a t t ic above. t Land: th re e f ro n t meadows (to


back pasture: h i l l grazing land. Rateable value £23 (las t rates


SeThLs being an ideal mixed farm and well worth viewing, p r in ted brochure.


p r in ted brochure. C Auctioneers: T. Silverwood^l<


Road. CUtheroe. Tel. 2011. C Silverwood. Livingstone House Slaidburn. Tel. 652.


Tel. Whalley 3193.


Terrace Blackburn. Tel. 53841. Or owner Occupier (Farm)


VALUABLE FREEHOLD


DAIRY. STOCK REARING and GRAZING FARM


d Attractively s itu a ted in the i elightful and well-known farm­


ng d is tr ic t (off Stoncygate Lane,


Whatley, I* miles Ribchester 2, miles Longridgc. 83 miles Preston (known as)


Ribchester). 71 miles Clitheroe. 7i mile;


OLD BUCKLEY FARM (Stoneygato Lane)


annual Annual


usual The Stone*Built Dwollingliouse


14 MONTAGUE STREET. CLITHEROE


a palisaded frontage and com­ prises: hallway; s i ttin g room: living room: kitchen: larder; two bedrooms, yard and ofilces.


Auctioneers and ex per t services


FOR ALL YOUR electrical prob- St.


Clithcroe. Tel. 3031.__________


DRY STONE W^LLlNG^^hchlng and fencing.


Advertiser and Hines ,


R,° 0 F ,,Efu n g a'nd^la^adanYlng" l ^ T o l i a r d 1 C e n t a l Avenue.


*----------- UNITED NEWSPAPERS ^imtisheo


PUBLICATIONS NortliBAle. nacUal ^


PiHhorne. P h o n e 3610 ------------ um ited . Olltheroe


-pel. 62341! Kln8 street.


Advemser «"■> ™ ,4 „nd printed ol Cllthene.


KeBisteved -U Ike O* ,r slrect. k .C.I. London Oln • - 1


Nowspnper. —


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Estate Agents


__ Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. Tel. 2695.


accommodation WANTED


GENTLEMAN, requires accommo­ dation ciitheroc or d ls tiic t.


two , . To be offered for sale by „ llc*«on


for ........... . 1 w o o d - J . Bilshmv. on Wednesday. bv nHvnte ^ T. Silver-


RIBCHESTER. Preston. Lancs. (unless


previously sold


, May 10th, 1967, at 3 p.m.. at Tho I New Hotel. Rochester (subject to


This well-situated property has , Stone-built range fami bulld- - Stoneygate Lane.


Annual rates payable: £15-1-2. Vacant possession.


- ings. Single 34 milking slnppon. : I Spacious 3-bay barn; calf-rearing


implement shed ,a.nc), sayasc h Stone-built, well-situated n tn n


large timbci


box: lean-to calf house; dcr house: large 3-bay Dutch barn: timber dairy with asbestos sheet interior lined: covered manure shed: two timber calf- rearing cabins:


s i t t in g room; kitchen. P£n t*J r larder: three bedrooms:. b a th ­


house (spacious garden g ro u n d J : all porch entnince: Ih ln g loom,


stalled. Septic tan k sewered. Cattle drinking water bowls in


mersion heater. Mains water. Electricity


Pclase write Box No. Wl. Adver- |.£ 10- 1 1 -6). User and Times.


-----------


GENTLEMAN requires accommo­ dation bed/breakfast minimum . „ . for periodical visits to White- tion.


possible.—Please write Box No. Ul Advertiser and Times


w..-e1l1l. Dmulnnrl Bowla d ni'Dfl area. Fill*111 _


ACCOMMODATION TO LET


*nnd double, from £3, inclusive, t oif r tW ll ai] eyPf i on e' Bunllly | Clar^'&Co.. OSLWllfrld Street,


to let Whalley.- 25831. weekdays, '


BEDSITTERS single If l soom with modern-type bathroom


conditions to be th en and theic produced) containing; 91 acres or thereabouts rich meadow, pasture and p a r t woodland, in a ring fence, with frontage to


3228: J. Balshaw, 91 WHtfflmgton


Apply fu r th e r particulars for hester Avenue. Clitheroe. Tel.


H Vendors’ Solicitors: J. W. ollows & Co., 17 Richmond


£H-2-4). Electricity Installed. Spring water supply. Sewered to


Farm machinery, implements, .


cows in full m ilk . 35 H.B.-horned ewes with 68 lambs- 1 Wenslcyclale x Teaswatcr


___________


TOMLINSON (nee Robinson).— On 23 April 1967 a t Queen s


cerned.


175 St. H u b e r ts Road, Great H a rw o o d ._____________


„ . COMING OF AGE


ALLEN.—C o n g ra tu la t io n s o n y o u r 21s t b i r th d a y . -< tli


fu tu re . —Love from mum. Ruth.


dad


April 1967. Best wishes fo r y o u r h e a l th and happiness


th e an d


CHILD. — C o n g ra tu la t io n s an d best wishes Joan on y o u r -1st


L way:ove, h e a l th an d h ap p in e s s _ forever s tay .


b i r th d a y 26th April 1961. Good for tune guide you on your


_With love from mum and an the family.


_________ K IT N E Y .—C o u n c i llo r an d Mrs


Lesley. 30 April. 67. "Love, best wishes. —Grandma g ran d p a .______


B Bentley have pleasure n announcing th e coming of age of grand-daughter Christine


m o o r h o u s e . - Jean on your 21st b u th d a j , -a


—Love1 **'from grandma. S teph­ anie. Kay and Christine.


MOORHOUSE. — C?ng!;?ri uJ ^ . i0"9 Jean on your 21st b i i th d . i j . -a


April. 1967. May h e al th , wealth and „ happiness be youis alv.a>s


__With love from mum and da«»


MOORHOUSE. — Jean on your 21st birthday, - j


April 1967. —All my love. Bryan.___________


POOLE (nee Co a te s ) .—Cong ab illations and best wishes Ol lx c on vour 2 l s t birthday. 29 Apill.


—From mum. dad Doris.


1967. . . Alan and


POOLE (nee Coates).—Congrat- illations and best wishes Olive Sn you? 2 1s t birthday. 29 April.


1967. Lots of love. —From T o n y . __________


en g a g em en t s WISON— HARRIS.— Y 'Y . Ifr i lSn


—Congratulations from both families.


________ DEATHS


R1RTLE—On. April 26. 1967 B|siicldcnly I a t th e home ol her sister-in-law. 3 Bniugeucy Avenue Clitncroc. Annie Ella, th e dearly loved wife_of ib e late


_______


Ralph Alderson Bit tic. 01 4o Milton Avenue, Clithcroc, aged


—uaKcrley’s. Funeral Directors, C h atb u rn Road. CUtheroe. Tel. 3297 day; 2017 night.


CLARK.—On Friday, 21 April. 1967 (suddenly)


loose boxes. Detached stone-built farm­


house (excellent view): recently renovated an d ore-decorated; elec­


burn. ged


Accrington.,


a,s e d 70 yea™! C rem a tio n was a t 2o


yeai o n T u e sd ay ,


—Calverley’s. Funeral Directors, 3297 day: 2017 n ig h t.


_____


IFEMING—On 2 1 April, 1967 (in Srospltal) Walter, aged 77 years th e P dearly . loved husband of Mary Looming of 2 BLteric> Drive. CUtheroe. an d dear fa th e r of Eileen an d Christopher. Forti- r fied with th e Rites of th e Holy


Church on Wednesday, - 6 AP y prior to in te rm en t a t fat S S n ,


Service ’’Rockdale. Tel. 2345. For Prompt and


Courteous Service with Attention to Detail


Tlios. Rock MONUMENTAL MASON


7b Market Place CLITHEROE


Phone Gt. Harwcod 3684


Memorials Etc., In Stone Marble and Granite


m LANGSHAW


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


funerals completely furnished


CREMATIONS ARRANGED


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES PERSONAL SERVICE


KING STREET WHALLEY


Tel Whancy 3248 (day or night) PROPERTY FOR SALE


119 W H A L L E Y R O A D . Clitheroe. Five-roomed terraced cottage. Good condition.—Apply to above


address.


uite: cylinder cupboards, im­ OLDER-TYPE in-


shlppons Rateable value £34 (last rates


te r 306 Vacant possession on complc-


Owner-occupier: Tel. Rlbchos-


printed brochure. C Auctioneers: T. Silverwood 17


Apply fu r th er particulars hester Avenue, CUtheroe. Tel.


3228: J. Balshaw. 91 >va«n Road Clitiieroe. Tel. 2011. C,


r c o c ”cincrif» Slaldbum. Tel. 652. ,T_ . .


Silverwood. 91 Livingstone House cmiHhnrn. Tel 652


for


detached house: three bedrooms, bathroom and w.c. large lounge and dining room, breakfast room kitchen, garage, outside w.c and coals. Olltheroe district. —Appointment to view. Phone


Clitheroe 3269 _____ PROPERTY WANTED


TAYLORS THE HOMEFINDEKS arrange mortgages lor ALL Piop- erties on their register. Give


oiler the best terms—NO SALE s NO CHARGE. We live, by our


phone Blackburn 89270. J. S. TAYLOR, 8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN.


Preston and Wigan offices. We ales.—property to sell/ Tele­


i r om Blackburn.


vour property the widest sales exposure


la r ge semi­ WE OFFER tho finest


ooninietc service available, but our nriccs arc as reas­ onable as any.


| Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


"T E LE F LOW ER S E R V IC E "


Church Brow Gardens TEL. CLITHEROE 3298


Wreaths, Bounuets. Cut Flower., etc.


A. PEABCE AND SON. Chatburn Nursories (near Pondlo Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230


R.sidence: 14. Brook Street. M Clitheroe.


embers of Teleflnwnr.


Mrs J Wilson of 99 Hayhuiat Street. Clitheroe.


Edisford Road. C'mun'®0.: Jack, youngest s{V


ment is announced between Pauline. Eldest daughter of Mi. •md Mrs E. Harris, ol 41


n n2 rT^!li-»n?«;t . _M,


p a rk Hospital, now a t Bramley Meade, to Kathleen and Ian. a son. Andrew. Thanking all con­


a ck n ow l ed gm en t s


r ,A R K - Mrs. M. Clarke and family* wish to express th en


sincere th an k s to all s friends neighbours, dii ectois


ford Lime Co., for th e ir kind messages of sympathy and floral s tr ib u tes received dui ing th en


doctor for his kind a t ten t io n through th e p a st years. 4 Bold Venture Cottages Chatburn.


ad bereavement: also family _______


M IT C H E L L .—The relatives of the late "F ran k Brigham Mitchcl 1


wish to th an k all friends loi p th e ir kind expressions of sym­


during th e ir recent bereave­ ment


Longsight Chatburn Road, Clithcroe.


IN MEMOR1AM


ROBE RTS.—Treasured memories of a dear husband father and


grandfather, Fred, died April -5,


1966. He would n o t wish for sorrow. Ho would no t wish for fuss. B ut ju s t to be remembered And loved by all of :is. —From his wife Winnie and


family.


A token ol love and remembrance.


Violet ________


SMITH.—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, who


passed away. May 3. 1958


Of one we shall never forget: Her memory to us is a treasure Her loss is a lifetime's regret. —From h e r loving husband, son James and daughters Mabel and


WILSON—Treasured memories of a dear mother and grandma (Beatrice) who died April 30,


1966. "Not ju s t today b u t every day, remembered.'


From th e family


WINTERBOTTOM. — In loving memory ol' Bobby, died 2i April


1966. Aiwa vs remembered. —From Auntie Margaret. Uncle Joe. Lorraine and Jeffery.


WINTERBOTTOM. — In loving memory of Bob who died April


27. 1966. His memory is a keepsake With which we will never part. God has him in His keeping. We have him in our heart. —Uncle Ron.


WINTERBOTTOM. — In loving memory of a dear nephew, Robert who died April 27. 1966. God knows how we miss him. Never shall his memory fade: Loving thoughts shall wander To th e spot where he is laid. —From Auntie Sheila, Uncle


Fred.Gentle Jesus up above. Please give Bobby all our love. —Susan and Carol.


WINTERBOTTOM. — Treasured memories of our dear grandson


Tell him we're thinking of him.


Bob who fell asleep 27 April. 1966.


, , .


And when you see him smhe, Tell him we love him dearly. And miss him all the while. —From nana-and dud.


WINTERBOTTOM. — Treasured memories of Robert who died 2.


April, i960. Dearly loved and sadlv missed. —Front Grandma and Granddad


Wlntcrbottonr_________________


WINTERBOTTOM. — Treasured memories of Robert, died ^ <


April. 1966.


Resting where no shadows rad. —From Auntie Maureen. Unc.c Leonard. Julie and Denise.


,


WINTERBOTTOM.-- A year h as passed.


. . .


He had to leave. Tho dearest son th a t ever N breathed:


o la st goodbyes, no fond H farewell.


ow our h e ar ts ache no one can.


To \h o s c who s till have th e ir loved ones.


—Mum dad and Linda. p en d lc ‘Road. Clltheroc.


. _, ,


vmrch R .IP . Requiem Mass was ?n*Ss. Michael and Jo h n


, nm c ra l


God h as h im in. h is keeping. We have h im in o u r hear ts. —From Auntie Marlene. Uncle David Nick an d Chris.


t . G. Calverley


and Sons Lid. “Funeral Director”


Member of the National Association of Funeral Directors


CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST


Tel: Clitheroe 3297 day 2017 night


Love th em while you may. For th e world is su ch a lonely


W h en 'your loved ones are called away.


....


WINTERBOTTOM. — Treasured memories of Bob who fell asleep April 27. 1966.


athy and llowcrs received „ .


taff and workmates of Horrocks-


m e m o r i a l s


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