P R IM R O S E G A R A G E IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF


AUSTIN — MORRIS — RILEY M.G. — YANDEN PLAS


U S E D C A R S N O W P A G E 10


Advertiser and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 E and D. HRSFIELD B 1 W B B W P O Joinery and Building Contractors


Back Brennand Street. Clitheroe Tel Chatburn 448 All types ot worn undertaken


JOINERY. BUILDING. PLASTERING. SLATING. T ILING INTERWOVEN—WANEY EDGED—RUSTIC FENCING MADE AND ERECTED


ADVICE AND ESTIMATES GIVEN__________ 'V i- ■ * >&; F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3 Castlegate Clitheroe ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


Tel. 2092 W H A L L E Y O F F IC E 36 KIN G S T R E E T . Telephone 2495 « i r .v' 4jol-' ■* ; ■ ■» .. . * t •


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CASTILE HOUSE. SAWLEY. Nr. CLITHEROE. A mast attractive DETACHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE occupying a delightful rural position and contained in almost half an acre. 3 double* bedrooms, boxroom. bathroom front entrance vestibule, en­ trance hall, lounge, dining room, morning room kitchen etc. Double garage. Freehold. Viewing strictly by appointment only.


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12. SHIREBURN AVENUE CLITHEROE. MODERN DETACHED RESIDENCE in faultless condition. GAS CENTRAL HEATING


(radiators!. Three bedrooms; bathroom: entrance porch: hall; lounge; dining room; magnificent kitchen: conserva­ tory; ground floor w.c: integral garage. 95r-i MORTGAGE AVAILABLE


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44. LANGSHAW DRIVE. CLITHEROE. A modern SEMI­ DETACHED HOUSE in magnificent condition with FULL CENTRAL HEATING. 1 bedrooms tiled bathroom with coloured suite, seperate W C. trorit entrance porch, hall, spacious lounge dining room, well equipped kitchen etc. Adjoining garage Large private garden to rear


26 BALMORAL AVENUE. ClITHEROE. A modern SEMI­ DETACHED BUNGALOW in excellent condition with OIL


CENTRAL HEATING. 2 double bedrooms, half tiled bathroom, spacious hall, lounge dining kitchen. Detached garage. Open rural views to rear


16. HUNTROYD AVENUE PADIHAM. A superior modern SEMI­ DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW with CENTRAL HEAT­ ING. 3 bedrooms, box’oem. bathroom and w.c. large living room with stone fireplace, kitchen with dining area, laun­ derette. ground floor w.c Detached brick garage.


79. CHATBURN ROAD. CLITHEROE. End terraced house in n popular district. 2 bedrooms, modern 3 piece bathroom, en­ trance vestibule, hallway, sitting room living room, kitchen, larder rte. Room for garage


3. FAIRFIELD DRIVE. CLITHEROE. Modern SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE built 1961 Three bedrooms: bathroom: entrance hall: lounge; dining roon . spacious kitchen, etc. Room lor garage — driveway alreariv laid Central heating Excellent condition.


NEW PROPERTIES


WADDINCTON VILLAGE. — New 3 and 4 bedroom Detached and 5/U with centra' heating FREEHOLD and situated in a ; beautiful rural Doshfon on the outskirts of this charming , village


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SABDEN VILLAGE— 2 a and 4 bedroom DETACHED AND S/D BUNGALOWS Gas central heating Magnificent rural position Prices from £2.700


EDISFORD Park. CLITHEROE. DETACHED AND S/D HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS: £2.725— two -bodrooom S/D bungalows; £2.895— threc-bedrnom S/D houses. £2.975— three-bedroom S/D bungalows: £4 850— four-bedroom DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOWS with eas central hcatinc


LOCAL AGENTS ■ I H,)


BRADFORD PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY AND


WOOLWICH EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY


H O T H E R S A L L & F O R R E S T F.A.L.P.A.


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE Telephone: 2695 (Evenings 3755 and 2180) C H A T B U R N


THE STONE-BUILT DWELLINCHOUSE 19 DOWNHAM ROAD


Larder. Ail solid floors Above arc Two Bedrooms and Bathroom furnished with new Tluee-piere Bathroom Suite. Yard and Usual Offices Mains Services. Freehold.


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The 8tone»Built Dwellinghouse No 120 BAWDLANDS CLITHEROE


Comprising large sitting room:


Jiving room and kitchen with enamel sink unit. Three upper- floor bedrooms: yard and usual olflcics. Open outlook to field at rear. Mains services.


Current rate £12-14-10. (last year)


2A BROOK STREET. CLITHEROE


an up-to-date Three-Piece Bath­ room Suite. Two Bedrooms on the Upper Floor The Yard at rear is partly roofed with P.V.C. Sheeting. Main Services. Freehold Annual Rates payable: £18-14-7d.


Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695). AHOTHERSALL & FORREST PROPERTY FOR SALE


READ. 3, NOWELL GROVE. A spacious detached Dormer


Bungalow with lounge 24ft. x 13ft.. dining room (or fourth bedroom), large fitted kitchen, three double bedrooms, three- piece bathroom. Downstairs cloakroom with shower, wash­ basin and W.C. Full central beating, garage, large attractive garden. Rates payable £63. Exceptional value at £4.900 for quick sale. View after 6-00 p.m. or week-ends.


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REMOVALS AND STORAGE


BLACKBURN CO-OP. REMOVAL SERVICES. Full dlvi. Work Runr.


anteed Enquiries orders rccelvc:i all areas See Branch. Manager


B.M.S. RIGHT PRICE REMOVALS Boxwood Street. Blackburn Tel.


54056


STUBBS MOVING-STORING.— Cedar Street. Blackburn


A superbly appointed residence set in a first-class residential district with exten­ sive views.


SAUNDERS BROW, 523, NEWCHURCH ROAD, WATERFOOT — ROSSENDALE. The accommodation comprises of


Entrance Vestibule, Hall. Cloakroom with Washbasin. Lounge, Sun Loggia and Open Loggia. Dining Room. Kitchen, with extensive range of built-in cupboards, Pantry, Wash-house.


Landing with storage space. 4 bedrooms (all with washbasins). Dressing Room,


Bathroom and separate .W.C..' Gas-fired Central Heating throughout. Stone-faced garage with inbuilt work bench, electric light and power.


VIEWING B Y APPOINTMENT ONLY. W. PETTY & Co.


, ST. JAMES ST., BURNLEY. Telephone Burnley 27081,


A stone-built Property which has been brought nicely up-to-date and now offers the following Accommodation: — Vestibule with glazed panel inner door; Sit­ ting Room, modern tile range, lino-tiled floor* fitted cupboards, gas Point; Living Room, tile range (back boiler); Kitchen containing double drainer Enamel Sink Unit and large side Unit: Bathroom fitted up with


A property with a Gulden frontage and NEWLY MODERNISED Accommodation.— Sitting Room with Cornish Tile Fireplace (back boilerl: Living Kitchen, stainless steel sink unit:


Evenings 20 16


CHOICE DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW 1. L E Y S C L O S E ,


W I S W E L L , N r . W H A L L E Y , B L A C K B U R N


Completed in late 1963 on a choice site off Pendleton Road with excellent views to Wiswell Moor. Pendlc and Kemple End Comprising: HALL fitted cloaks; Lounge 16' x 13' 8" superior marble tiled fireplace, box! fitting: DINING ROOM 12' 6" x 12’: STUDY or BEDROOM 3. 11' 6" x 9 9" HYGENA UNIT FITTED KITCHEN 12' x 10' with double drainer stainless steel sink unit* TWO PIECE BATHROOM and SEPARATE W.C.: First Floor: Bedroom 1. 13 9" x- 11’ 8". BEDROOM 2. 12' x 11' 9" both with wasnbasins Large airing cupboard and large boarded caves storage. Attached Garage 17’ 4" x 10' 2". FULL CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT from baxi fire with alternative choice of electricity. Attractive gardens with rose beds and lawns to front and rear. The recently decorated accom­ modation is immaculate.


Rates Payable £66 3s. Freehold. Mains electricity, water and drainage. EARLY 18th CENTURY DETACHED RESIDENCE


T A L B O T B R I D G E H O U S E ,


scenic beamy, approximately one mile from the village and set In wooded grounds of approximately one acre: comprising: DINING HALL 13' X 12’: ADJOINING UTILITY ROOM. 14’ x 9’: THROUGH LOUNGE 26’ 3” X IT 3”: KITCHEN 12’ x 9’. Aga cooker. PANTRY and LAUNDRY. FOUR BEDROOMS 1: 13’ 4” x 11’ 2: 13’ x 12’ 4”: 3: I I ’ 8” x If : 4: 2.T x 9’ Three piece Bathroom. a Garage for three cars. Mains electricity and water. Drain­


B A S H A L L E A V E S , N r . C L I T H E R O E Occupying a unique sltuailon in an area ol outstanding


ge to septic tank. Rates payable £38 per annum. Freehold.


SPACIOUS DETACHED HOUSE. 7 L I N D E N D R I V E ,


C L I T H E R O E


Excellent position behind Claremont Avenue within half a mile °f shops and schools. Containing: HALL: CLOAKS; LOUNGE. 15’ x 12’ 3 . glazed doors to DINING ROOM. 12’ 3”


Built in 1965 and set in easily maintained gardens.


4: 9 x 8’ BATHROOM AND SEPARATE W.C. Garage IT x 9' 8”. Fuel store and W.C. Ra■ Partial central heating. All mains services. Freehold.


BEDROOMS. 1: 15' x 12’ 3”: 2: 12’ 3” x 10' 3”: 3: 9' 8” x 9’: 1,1 x 10' 9”. Agathermic Cooker. FOUR tes Pavable £84. Price £7.250.


SUPERIOR FOUR-BEDROOMED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. “ C R A I G I E


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124 P I M L I C O R O A D , C L I T H E R O E tial Occupying an attractive corner position In a good residen­


ROOMS: TWO-PIECE BATHROOM. SEPARATE TOILET Garage and parking space annuRates payable £79. Leasehold Ground Rent £6-2-3 per


LOUNGE. 16' x 14' 6"; DINING ROOM, 17’ X 12’: MORNING ROOM 10’ 9” x 10’ 6*’: UNIT-FITTED KITCHEN; FOUR BED­


area. comprising: IMPOSING OAK PANELLED HALL:


m All mains services. Gas available a The property Is tuilv modernised and was rewired two years


Price £5.850 eo.


MOST ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. 5 P E E L P A R K A V E N U E , C L I T H E R O E


schools with good outlook and being very well maintained. Comprising: PORCH ENTRANCE TO HALL AND CLOAKS; LOUNGE 13* x 12' 9”. tiled fireplace. Baxi fitting: DINING ROOM 12’ x ID’: KITCHEN 10’ x 9* with fully-fitted cupboards, double drainer stainless steel sink unit; REAR PORCH AND SEPARATE W.C. Access to GARAGE 16- 6” X 8’ 6”: THREE GOOD BEDROOMS, one with fitted wardrobes. TWO-PIECE BATHROOM AND SEPARATE W.C. Airing cupboard and large store cupboard on landing. Attractive mature gardens to front


Occupying a very convenient .situation close to shops and


and rear Freehold. Rates payable £66-0*0 Price: £3.900.


ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE


24 M O O R L A N D C R E S C E N T , C L I T H E R O E


at rear and set in well .aid out large gardens comprising: HALL; LOUNGE 14’ 6" x 13’ 3”. hay window: DINING ROOM. 12’ 3” X 11’ 3”: KITCHEN and LARGE PANTRY: THREE BEDROOMS: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. Garage. Built-in Fuel Store. Mains services. Rates oavable £55 her annum. Price £3.409.


Excellent situation overlooking open fields to Fondle Hill


IMMACULATE MIDDLE OF TERRACE HOUSE 33 H E N T H O R N R O A D , C L I T H E R O E


TWO BEDROOMS: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM Yard and store shed


the town centre and comprising: PORCH ENTRANCE; HALL; LOUNGE 12’ X I f 2”: LIVING ROOM 14’ x 12’: KITCHEN:


The Modernised Dwellinehouse


Price £1.850 to include 3 nights tore heaters. LOCAL AGENTS FOR


Rates payable £20. Leasehold.


ABBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


ASSETS EXCEED £1.000 MILLION. INVESTMENT SHARES <U%


BUILT UP SHARES 5% TAX FREE. WADDINGTON


A very attractive development near the oentre of this pioturesque village by


PEACOCK BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD.


THE CLITHEROE— Detached house including Lounge/Dlning Area 25' 0" x 11' 6", well fitted kitchen. Cloaks and W.C. 3 Bedrooms. Bathroom. Integral garage. Central heating. Freehold. Price £5.650. Alternative 4-bedroom type for an extra £50


THE WADDINGTON— Detached bungalow with abutting garage. Lounge 18' 0" x 10' 0" plus Dining Area 12' 0" 10' 0". well fitted Kitchen, 2 Bedroms and large utility room. Bathroom. Garage. Central heating. Freehold. Price £4.400.


THE DUNHAM— Semi-detached house. Lounge 16' 0* x 11' 6". well fitted Kitchen and Dining Area. 3 Bedrooms. Bathroom and separate toilet Storeplnce. Attached garage. Central heating. Free hold. Price £3.995.


CENTRAL HEATING by the new Elcctriaire warm air system is heated by cheap oii-peak electricity, including domestic hot water N.W.E.B estimated running costs available.


VIEW DAYS: Thursday and Sundays between 2-30 and 4-0 p.m. Full details and plans from:


H. w. PETTY & c o .


61 Every Street. Nelson. Tel. 66134/5


30 St. James Street, Burnicy. Tci. 27/81 /2556._____


SINGLE STOREY FACTORY


CLITHEROE, Lancs. 10,000 square feet approx,


with planning permission for a building extension of 6,000 square feet.


Apply:


G. F. SINGLETON & Co. 9 RICHMOND TERRACE


BLACKBURN (Tel. 52424) LOANS


POSTAL' LOANS UNSECURED. F . S. Richards Ltd.. 11 Vfcllord ltd. Leicester.


WENDESDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 9th


300 to 400 RAMS, mainly Lonk Swaledale and Cross Bred Rams, from all the usual consigners. Judging 10-30 am. Sale at 11-30 a.m.


ANNUAL PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF. HORNED RAMS FRIDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 11th


land Bleasdale and other fells In Yorkshire, Lancashire and the Yorks/Lancs Borders. Entries from all the usual noted stocks. Again we can assure Intending purchasers of selection from ono of the finest collec­ tions of this type of breeding ewe. Capacity entry. Catalogue Sale. Ballot Drawn Tuesday, October 8th. Sale at 11 a.m.


FRIDAY OCTOBER 18th IN-CALF AND STORE CATTLE


Uncrossed Horned Ewes. Crossed Horned Ewes. Half Bred Ewes. Half Bred Lambs. Homed Lambs. . . .


FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25th (Old Fair Day) ALL CLASSES STORE SHEEP


A selection of Rams and Ram Lambs, Suffolk and Down Breeds from Messrs, S. Wood, J. Bainbridge and W. Crossley wtllbe on offer at each Sheep Sale Day.'


ROBIN M, ADDYMAN. AjS.VA., Auctloneer/Offlce Manager.


Clltheroe Auction Man Co. Ltd. New Market Street, CUtheroc. BB7 2JW. Tel. Clltheroe 3325: or Home. Skipton 3641.


CHtheroe.


4.250 Lonk. Swaledale. and Cross Bred Ewes, with some Wood­ lands and Gritstones from Holme Moss, Blackstone Edge, Bow-


SECOND ANNUAL SALE OF UNCROSSED EWES to Situated In a very convenient and popular position close g e o f f r e y t a y l o r & c o .


AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS, SURVEYORS AND VALUERS


AIIOTiriMCCDC CCTATC A f»CUTC


6-8 Churcli Street Clitheroe - Tel: 3252


BLACKBURN OFFICE: 35 PRESTON NEW RD..TEL: 55425


SALES BY AUCTION SALES BY AUCTION JOHN E. PINDER


In the estate of Mrs. Alice Har­ greaves (deceased). Within a short distance of Parish Church and School, off the main thoroughfare, but convenient to amenities.


Most Attractive. Stone-built Exoellent Village House


Immaculately maintained and Including recently installed elec­ tric Storage Heaters, fitted and other Carpetings and superior window drapes and curtaining.


72 CHURCH STREET. RIBCHESTER


Preston 10 miles. Blackburn 7 miles.


Vestibule, hall, lounge, living/ dining room and kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. Open aspect rear.


| TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION I


within the Salerooms*


I THURSDAY. 24th OCTOBER at 7 n.m.


j 'conditions to be then read)


I View Thursdays and Saturdays ! 2 to 4-30 p.m. Printed detail from the office.


JOHN E. PINDER


Auctioneer Valuer and Estate Agent


Stonebridge, Longridso. Tel 2282


NICHOLS. CLARKE & CO. Solicitors


9 St. Wilfrids Street. Preston Tel. 54282


and at Longridge and Grimsargh JOHN E. PINDER


Removed In the matter of de­ ceased and other estates, from properties in the process of sale and for clients generally to within the


SALEROOMS


STONBRIDGE. LONGRIDGE Tomorrow.


Saturday, 5th Ootober at 10 a.m, ANTIQUE AND GENERAL


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS


DIAMOND BROOCH AND DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE RING


Sale to commence at 10 a.m. with small goods (300 lots) re­ suming 1-30 p.m (650 lots in all)'.


NOW ON VIEW Friday 9 p.m.


Goods collected and delivered by our own transport Is required by arrangement through the Office.


PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE.


YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


INFORMATION ABOUT


VACANCIES ON FULL-TIME ADVANCED COURSES IN FURTHER EDUCATION


about vacancies or full-time and sandwich courses in technical and commercial colleges through­ out the country, leading to degrees and higher national diplomas should contact the following officers:


R Students living in the West iding and seeking information


MR T. McARDLE. MR J. H. STONE.


County Education Offices, Tel Wakefield 75234. 8 Bond Street Wakefield. Ext 525 and 528


PUBLIC NOTICES


JIM ROBINSON wishes It to be known that he is no longer a partner In Brennand St. Garage, and has no connection with tlir firm known as Robinson erf Shearer Ltd.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


Closing of Tennis Courts. Netball Pitoh. Putting Course and Bowling Greens


NOTICE is hereby given that the games facilities In the Castle Grounds will be closed from Sunday, 6th October until fur­ ther notice.


SKIPTON AUCTION MART MONDAY NEXT. 7th OCTOBER


of upwards of 100 Newlv Calved Cows and Heifers all consigned from local Dales farms and worthy of special attention. The majority are good Black and white Cattle vaccinated with S.19. Blood Tested Cattle will be stalled and sold seperately if accom­ panied by a blood test certificate. Judging at 11-15: Sale at 11-30


175 Cattle. 2000 Sheep and Lambs and upwards of 350 Calves. Sale of Calves at 10-30; Sheep at 11-0 followed by Cattle, and WEEKLY PRIZE SALE


USUAL WEEKLY FATSTOCK SALE TUESDAY NEXT. 8th OCTOBER


BRED and HORNED SHEARLINGS and EWES comprising 500 Masham and Mule Shearlings: 500 Halfbred and Mule Ewes. 2.000 Horned Shearlings and Ewes and including 75 Masham Shearlings for Mr. W Benson which wore prize winning lambs last season.


Including: Shearling Gimmers. Ewes and Rams. 4,000 HALF- SPECIAL SALE OF BREEDING SHEEP


sheep. Sale of Sheep at 11-00: Rams at 1-30.


including various breeds and ages and many very well bred 70 RAMS AND RAM LAMBS WEDNESDAY. 9th OCTOBER


4.500 Down Crossed. Halfbred and Homed Lambs all consigned direct from tire breeders. Sale at 10-30.


FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF STORE LAMBS WEDNESDAY. 16th OCTOBER FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF IN-CALF COWS AND STORE CATTLE


CRAVEN SUCKLED CALF BREEDERS SOCIETY FRIDAY. 18th OCTOBER


ANNUAL SALE OF SUCKLED CALVES FOR THE ABOVE SOCIETY


754 Suckled Calves being beef bred calves consigned direct from the Northern Penmnes and including a good many Hereford Cross Calves. This will be an excellent Show of beef calves with many lots having been creep fed. SALE at 11-00. Catalogues upon application from the Hon. Secretary: 2a High Street, Sklpton, Tel: 2171, or Skipton Auction Mart.


Matthew Pallister, Seorotary/Manager, Auotion Mart, Skipton. Tel. 2375. (Foreman 4411).


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD. TODAY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4th


along with Bullocks. Heifers and Cast Cows. A good entry In both sections expected (Lost Sale Nos.) 69 In-Calf, 117 Stores. Entries include from Mr. A. Nelson, 5 in-calfe cattle and 5 stores from Mr. T. Tattersall. and 1 two year old Black and White Bull with Dally Licence from Mr. S. Schofield. Judging 11-30 ajn. Sale 12 noon.. Stores approx. 1-30 p.m.


FORTNIGHTLY SHOW AND SALE OF IN-CALF CATTLE, MONDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 7th


Upwards of 60 to 80 Cattle. 900 to 1100 Lambs and Ewes, 30 to 40 Pigs. Order of Sale Cattle. Pigs. Ewes. Lambs 1-30 approx.


WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK at 11-30 p.m. TUESDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 8th


60 to 80 Smart Young Cows and Heifers all In the hands of Farmers, buyers can be assured of a good selection of sound cattle consigned direct from farms in this noted district.


WEEKLY SALE OF NEWLY CALVED CATTLE BRUCELLOSIS SCHEME Blood tostod animals, stalled and sold separately.


Accommodation and facilities for the Sale of Accredited Cattle are in ths oourse of preparation and will ba opened as soon as possible subjeot to Ministry approval.


SALES BY AUCTION C. SILVERWOOD— J. BALSHAW


Sale Fixture- SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19th


HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE '


FOR ME8SRS. ROBINSON AND SPENSLEY.


BRENNAND FARM. DUNSOP BRIDGE. Nr. Clitheroe.


Complete Herd of Suckler Cows Pedigree Hereford Bull; Homed Breeding Ewes, Lambs, and Implements.


Particulars later


Livingstone House. Slaidburn. Tel. 652: J. Balshaw, 91 Wadding- ton Road. Clitheroe. Tel 2011.


Auctioneers: C, Silverwood,


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers BENTHAM. Tel. 444/5/6. Near Lanoaster-


FORTHCOMINC SALES NOT ' FULLY ADVERTISED


Ootober


Today:Friday) 4th: Sale of modern semi-detached house known as 1. Broadacdc, Caton, in the Station Hotel. Caton. at 7 p.m.


acres of valuable building land with Outline Permission for the erection of Eight Properties in The Moiling Hall Hotel, Moiling


niture Sale at Bentliam Auction Mart. PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE. Entries invited.


Wednesday 9th: Sale of 21


at 7 p.m Tuesday 15th: Collective Fur­


acres of Winter Eatage over Mill Flatts. Tarn Fiddle. Gallaber Wain and Vicars Croft. Melling at Bentham Auction Mart after the Sale of Dairy Cattle.


Padlhom. to be sold In eight Lots, in the Kelrby Hotel. Burn­ ley at 3 p.m.


tate known as Hicham Estate.


Farm. Norristhorpo. in con­ junction with Messrs. R. S. Bal- ren & Son Dewsbury.


Tuesday 22nd: Sale of Lodge


Sale at Bralda Garth. Westhouse for J. Batty Esq.


November Friday 1st: Complete dispersal


FINAL REMINDER


On Instructions from J. Rushton, Esq.


COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF 65 B. & W. CATTLE, TWO HORSES AND IMPLEMENTS


at “CREENSNOOK” FARM. BACUP


on Wednesday. 9th Ootober. 1968, at 1 p.m.


Skipton.


Sale at 1 p.m. Terms cash. Caterer: Messrs. Pickards of


Auctioneers:


RICHARD TURNER & SON. Auctioneers and Valuers,


Bentham. Tel. 444/5/6. Nr. Lanoaster.


On Instructions from Messrs. R. and I. Seed


DISPERSAL SALE OF FARMING STOCK


at ‘LOWER CLOSE FARM' Ightenhilt. near Burnley,


on Wednesday. 16th Ootober Viz: 36 head of young Cattle: 3 red


served; 12 black and white heifers 12 to 15 months old: 12 Strong heifer calves: 8 red and white and black and white steer calves


1959 Ferguson 35 with Loader; MU Loader for M.F. 35: Tcaglc Elevator with engine: 6-row Cen­ tipede Vicon-lely Acrobat (1 season): Atkinson Manure Spreader (re-condltloned): 22ft. Double wheeled Hay Trailer.


Implements. B.L. 30 Baler: H Hay: 4,500 Bales of excellent


to go off. Sale at 1 p.m. Terms: Cash. RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers


Bentham. Tel. 444/5/6 Nr. Lanoaster.


FARM TO LET TO LET


BRENNAND FARM


Dunsop Bridge, near Clitheroe.


meadow, pasture and fell land, two excellent houses and a good range of farmbulldlngs adapted to stock-rearing


Full particulars from: RICHARD TURNER & SON.


Auctioneers and Valuers. Bentham. Tel. 444/5/6. Lanoaster.


WANTED


WANTED EACH WEEK Supply of


PORK AND CUTTING P IG S Also


COWS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS


and casualties attended to promptly. Contact the


NORTH EAST LANCS WHOLESALERS LTD.


NORFOLK STREET. COLNE. Tel. Colne 370.


AND EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS WYCOLLAR 306.


I BUY AND COLLECT chUdren’a. bable’s. ladles' and gent's clothes, curtains bedding, orna­ ments. etc.— Ring Accrington 35885


SECOND HAND CARAVAN re­ quired 18ft. to 22ft. Cash wait­ ing.—Write Box No N.7. Adver­ tiser and Times.


TWIN PUSHCHAIR required with hood and apron, good condition. Write Box No. P.2, Advertiser and Times.


WANTED— A small electric generating set. Must bo in good running order. State Price.— Write Box No. P.3. Advertiser and Times.


TO LET


TO LET: Superior Furnished Apartment, Clltheroe area, two double bedrooms, oil central heating, telephone. double garage, suitable two business people share.—Write Box No. P.l. Advertiser and Times.


GARAGE to let.— Apply: 32 Park Avenue, Clitheroe.


PERSONAL


ANY LADY Interested In forming a slimming group, contact Mrs Doreen Birtwistle. Great Har­ wood 2022.


LAND WANTED


BUILDING LAND wanted with or without planning approval. Good price paid. Write Box No. M l Advertiser and Times.


LOST


LOST BLACK KITTEN. Henthorn . district.— 32 Slddowa Avenue, LOST near Greenncre bus stop.


Boys'Gaberdine and -Duffle bag. Reward.— Ring Whalley 2570.


For prompt and Courteous Service with Attention to Detail.


TH0S. ROCK


MONUMENTAL MAS0NS- Resldence and Works: .


7b MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


Phonat M77 Clltheroe (Day or Night)


Memorials,, Crosses, eto.,


In stone, Marble and High. Class Granttes.


pubinaed wrjSrrB). cunwj publications


an* Advertiser end TW " ’ ’ jjjjrt •* SET. "Loodon- Office: Keiistertd *t Uw oro ** I ; 3d. ,T „ S lJ ^ E R M A F TOBACCm


Funeral. Service* | ‘Rockdale’


Eshton Terrace Tef. Clitheroe 230 Comprising 2,847 acres of ay to be sold in suitable Lots,


and white heifers, two year old: 1 red and white heifer recently


AINSWORTH — On September 30th, 1968, at his home. 19 Waterloo Road, Clitlieroe Latus the dearly loved husband of Alice Ainsworth and dear father of John and Arlene, aged 55 years, cremation took place at Accrington on October. 3rd. — Inq. Bennett (R. Parkingtoni Clithcroc. Tel. 2582.


CHATBURN.— On October 1st. 1968 (in hospital), Edna May, of “Rosemount”. Grindleton. the dearly loved youngest daughter of the late Martin and Sarah Chatburn, formerly of Fell View, Chatburn. Reposing In "Rockdale" Chnpel-of-Rest. Service In Christ’s Church. Chatburn at 12-30 p.m. today. (Friday. October 4tli), prior to c rem a t io n at Accrington. Friends please accept this the only Intimation. Flowers or Donations for The Blackburn Heart Machine Fund may be sent to “Rockdale". — Inq. Tomlinson's Funeral


Service, "Rockdale", Clltheroe 2345.


DAWSON.— On September 28. 1988. at her home. 9. Thom


Street, Lily, aged 83 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Joseph Chnrlcs Dawson, and loved mother of R ic h a r d Charles and Harold Dawson, and a dear grandmother and g re a t grandmother. Service and Interment were at Clltheroe Cemetery on Wednes­ day. October 2nd. — Inq. Tomlinson's Funeral


Service, "Rockdale", Clitheroe 2345.


HODGSON— On 30th September. 1968, at his home Higher Park Gate, Cow Ark. John William aged 83 years, beloved husband of Helen. Interred at St.


f«Voia!h» s * i e — 24. Castle View. Clithcra. IN MEMORIAM


B0WKER—In loving nicmc- e I a clear latncJim. Died &£ ber bill layy.


Time ia Mvin;y IKlA,ing bj


die1 °VC an(1 I,!emonu bkb — From Toni. Aadu. Alice


HIGHLAND— 'David) ;;-Cay-;t I memories ol a clear Uncic ci ! to^higher service October. ":'r I


— Nephews. Jacob Henri src 1 Bill, Ulvprston, Lancs.


N0RGR0VE — In Lovr; memory 01 a dear Husband


father (Wihiedj who died tn nis birthday. October 4th. lift It docs not need a special th' To bring you to our mind*


Are very hard to find. — From hi,-7 wile Lily, a:


lor days without a ihousint you


Thomas, daughters Marion xt Barbara, sons-in-’ruv Arthur and Maicolm and grandchildren.


NORGROVE—In loving nitaic" of a. dear brother Wilfred.


died October 4th. 1966. near;


Not a day do we forget you. In our hearts you’re alw


Michaels Church. Wbttcwell. yesterday. — Inq Wrn. Banks and Son. Waddlngton. Tel. Clitheroe 3336.


MARCISON.— On October 1st. 1968. at her daughter's home, 92 Mltton Road. Whalley. Hannah, aged 69 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Alfred Margl- son and dear mother of Mary and Ida. Flowers please to Lang- shaw’s. King Street. Whnllev, or donations to the British Empire Cancer campaign c/o Mrs. Wilson. 'Torscap'. Clltheroe Road. Whalley. Cortege from her daughter’s home 90 Mltton Rond. Whalley for service at Whatley Parish Church on Friday. 4th October at 2-30 p.m. prior to interment at Whalley and Wiswell Cemetery. — Inq. Wm. Langsliaw and Sons Ltd.. King Street. Whalley. Tel.


0XBURGH.— On September 27, 1968, at his home 9. The


Acres, Whiteacre Lane. Wis­ well, Thompson, aged 81 years the dearly loved uncle of Evelyn and Annemarie and brother-in-law of Else. Service and cremation were at Accring­ ton on Tuesday. October 1st — Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral Ser­ vice. "Rockdale", Clltheroe 2345.


RILEY— On Saturday. Septem­ ber 28th, 1968 (suddenly) Kath­ leen aged 64 years of 146 Chat­ burn Road, Clitheroc. Service was held at St. Catherine’s Church, West Bradford on Wednesday. October 2nd, prior to cremation at Burnley. — R. te D Nelson, Waddington. Tel. Clltheroe 3172.


ROBINSON— On September 26th. 1968. in hospital James Robert! the dearly loved husband of Lily Robinson, of 114 St. Paul's Street. Low Moor. Clitheroe, aged 68 years. A service in St. Paul's Chutoh, preceded, crema­ tion at Accrington on Septem­ ber 30th. — Inq. Bennett (R. Parking ton) Clltheroe. Tel. 2582.


SELF.— On September 28. 1968. at his home 24, Castle View. George Henry, aged 78 years, the dearly loved husband of the late Georgina Self. Service and cremation were at Accrington on Tuesday. October 1st. — Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral Service, “Rockdale”, Clltheroe 2345.


ALAN PARKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR


Member of


The National Association of Funeral Directors


ABBEY HOUSE CHURCH LANE WHALLEY


The LAST TRIBUTE


arranged with dignity and efficiency.


PERSONAL SERVICE. Cliapei of Rest available.


INT ERM EN T ; or - CREMATION TELEPHONE WHALLEY 3201 (DAY or NIGHT)


SATISFACTION H mark of successful setf


relatives wc serve complete satisfaction, only with the hlB^u


of our assistance, but q ,uJl|iti


the reasonable prl«« well.


ays S ley and Sylvia.


As it dawns another year. — From Bill. Louie, John, Stan-


We who loved you sadly mis you.


WALLBANK—Treasured hue> I lies ol our d«ar sister Lizzie, I who died October 5th. 1


Remembrance lasts for ever. —Clara. Dick. Emily.


99 1.


WEBSTER— (Jim) with love ti remember a dear and Kind hus­ band. dad and grandad *tu passed away on October ?Ji. 1967. The Lord took him by the hsti And led him into tlie’unknon. — From his dear wife, and R*


loved family. APPRECIATION


CLITHEROE OLD AGE K*’ SIONERS and .U:s. Penny (o>


ganiser) wish to express their grateful thanks to Mr. Bnc?e for the great care he took :a bringing them ail safely ba« home on their eventful journey.


Wreaths, Bounuets. Cut Flow etc.


(near Pendle Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230-


w . p ro c to r Chatburn Nurseries


Residenoe: 11 Richmond Terrace Clitheroe.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


“TELEFL0WER SERVICE


Church Brow Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE StM FOR all


F L O R A L TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrosii Nii,sl,i* Tel. Clitheroe 3571.


d im rv'farrng MarMt _ ers,


ment. Also the fam’iv”K*- and the Rev. T. tS V S ! kind attention. la>1°r for


Wednesday 16th: Sale of 251


OGSTON— Congratulations and best wlches Catherine on your 21st birthday 7th October. 1968. — Love for ever. John.


RHODES— Congratulations Mar­ garet on your 21st birthday, 2nd October, 1968. — Best wishes from all the Staff at the Advertiser and Times.


WEDDING


REID— POSTLETH WAITE — On Saturday, 21st September, 1968 by the Revd. T. B. Reid at the


EsFriday 18th: Sale of 750 acre


Parish Church Bolton-lc-Sands, Carnforth. George Francis, younger son of the Rcvd. and Mrs. T. B. Reid of Whitewell near Clitheroe. to Wilma Glenis youngest daughter of Mrs. Postlethwatte and the late Mr. J. J. Postlethwaite of Nether Kollot, near Carnforth.


DEATHS


INMAN (nee Kermcen). On 30th September at Bramley Meade, to Peter and Kathleen, a son, Michael Paul. Thanking all concerned. 4 Poplar Avenue, Great Har­ wood.


COMING OF AGE


B^ll/ISDALE—Mrs BW,i Peter, wish to th a i^ 'W l


tives, friends ana neishlm I their kind exmes.sf f to“BI»i pathy, spiritual 01 ‘It. I


bereavement also the V ha■ doctor and the n«ISe ftsl Michael and John's rJ M ^ their kind ministrlttoS''1 -11 Corporation Stwg*^


1 !-


DAWSON. late Lily


thank all neighbour sympathy received ment. Al. tile Rev


Clltheroe kindness — 89. Sal


-f. family of r Dawson. ■


el a li ves" frtenS*6 ^ shown. Knv


Latlies citejL I to


their S i f'tots C a m p b e ii


: tlv;:! Road' Cllthe raf


ROBINSON—Mrs L «... ' I wishes to thank (S®8


friends, neighbours aMni’1*'’1 of sympathy and flo-al jS'1*


tors and stall of Birckhvff1 P'tai for their k i n d *■


received in he- herrav»„,tnta‘a 8


the family doctor dw,!?1 !-'s I staff of E.:l. Wa-S o,,°P™ r-Et I Hospital and the Rrv » g brown for their kindne* K -|


! Moon & A 1;* *1 m b . a . DEWHURl


b ^ n k e r I H E A D S


O L D B O ] Mr. William Ar|


j Dewhurst o f Chatburr I Clitheroe, will be inst;


j president o f the Old 1 ronians Association


j annual reunion dinne S held at the Starkie A1 | Saturday, November


1 J Boddy, of Dalton-in-Fi| He succeeds Mr.


. Mr. Dewhurst is e; [ well-known in Clither [ has been associated w | the Ciltherce Cricket C | Clitheroe Football C | many years.


f He is manager of il I ham branch cf the 1 Bank.


He was a pupil at


[ Royal Grammar Schol 1 1923 until 1928. He I j treasurer of the 01<| j civilians Association | relinquishing the posil 11940, when he joined thl


He served for fiv,|


I reaching the rank ol| I Officer-Navigator in [ Command. Along with the late :


J Hardy, he re-formed ICiitheronians Associal [1946. and has served f [committee since then. He was chairman of t|


[ciation for five years frf He is keenly intercl


[sport, and throughout t| [played soccer for thc| [C h u rc h in the [amateur league, and crj J Clitheroe Cricket Chit| [Ribblesdale League. J Mr. Dewhurst was lot Clitheroe Football [four years and secret;! [treasurer of the Clithel [District Amateur Leag| [total of 21 years. [ He was chairman of < |Cricket Club from 19| [earlier this year.


Accountant! He is keenly interq ■ amateur dramtics,


■ Played in many local itions.


I


■ at Whalley in 1929. lacountant at the ■ branch before being al ■manager at Padiham.


He began his bankin| I floral tributes received^5 5 1


1 He is married wi| ■ daughters.


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