12 Clithcroc A il veil her and Timex. Friday. September 13, 196S PRIMROSE


NOW is the time for a CHANGE of ear.


Try the scintillating BMC range


1966 1966 1966


1966 1966 1965


1965 1964 1963 1963


CLITHEROE


Tel: 3883 (4 lines) Sales — 3886


AUSTIN and MORRIS 1100’s from 1964 to 1966. Trafal­ gar blue and Tartan red. Choice of three.


1967 (Nov.) “F" Registration M IN I COOPER. Tartan red, black roof. 12,000 miles from new. As new in every


way AUSTIN 1800 DE LUXE in Danube blue. One owner Good throughout.


M IN I COOPER. Green/White roof. Very good condition MORRIS OXFORD. Green/White fllash. Good throughout. Low mileage. AUSTIN A60 DELUXE, Grey. Low mileage.


MORRIS M IN I TRAVELLER. Tartan red. abso­ lutely immaculate throughout. One owner.


MORRIS MINOR 1000. Almond Green. Genuine 7.000 miles from new (Model) SINGER CHAMOIS. Very good condition.


M.G. 1100. Tartan red, many extras, in excellent condition. M IN I Deluxe Almond Green. One owner. Excel­ lent condition.


VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPER. Grey, 4-speed floor change, bucket seats, wing minors. Good throughout.


SALES BY AUCTION GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO.


AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS, SURVEYORS AND VALUERS


6-8 Church Street Clitheroe - Tel: 3252


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


EARLY 18th CENTURY DETACHED RESIDENCE TALBOT BRIDGE HOUSE,


x 11’ 2- 13' x 12' 4”; 3: 11' 8’’ x 11’: 4: 23’ x 9'. Garage for three cars. Mains electricity and water. Drain­


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


OUTTANDINC DETACHED BUNGALOW HEATHER BANK,


WEST BRADFORD, Nr. CLITHEROE th Occupying a choice secluded position on the outskirts of


with Swedish marble fireplace. French door to garden. DINING ROOM. 12’ 4” x 10’ MAGNIFICENT KITCHEN with double drainer sink unit and excellent fitted cupboards. THREE BED­ ROOMS: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. Ample cupboard facilities. Garage 18* x 10* Full central heating. Rates payable


e village and comprising; HALL: CLOAKS: LOUNGE, 20 x 14


£73-14-0 p.a. Freehold. SPAGIOuT DETACHED HOUSE. 7 LINDEN DRIVE, CLITHEROE


SPECIALLY REDUCED FOR OUTRIGHT SALE


WE NEED YOUR RECENT MODEL AND ARE OFFERING TOP


ALLOWANCES FOR TOP QUALITY CARS E. and D. HORSFIELD Joinery and Building Contractors


Back Brennand Street, Clitheroe Tel Chatburn 448 All types of work undertaken


JOINERY, BUILDING, PLASTERING. SLATING. T ILING INTERWOVEN—WANEY EDGED— RUSTIC


FENCING MADE AND ERECTED ADVICE AND ESTIMATES GIVEN


F O O T W E A R S A L E — AT —


THORNBERS CLOG MAKERS and BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRERS


88 BAWDLANDS - CLITHEROE Established 1892


12 WARWICK CHATBURN PARK.


DRIVE, CLITHEROE


THREE RECEPTION. THREE BEDROOMS. STONE- FACED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE OCCUPYING A CONVENIENT RURAL POSITION.


The property bus been well-muintiiined end there are many superior and luxurious fittings.


Fully Automatic Oas Fired Central Heating J ? 'n4Vj!!c1 Tire accommodation includes- Entrance Poich. Hah-AiJ'ifc1 • fitted gas fire and surround double Sliding doois to Dinint. Hoorn: Breakfast Room: Kitchen (fitted suite ol.“nits■ . thiec bedrooms ( two double, one single>, Bathroom, half tiled large brick-built garage. Paved Patio to the rear, neat and


attractive garden areas.


£4.350. Good mortgage available. Further details from:


D. B. HOLLEN & CO.. Estate Agents.


47 Preston New Road. Blackburn. Tel. 53211/2 or Clitheroe 4245. District Agents: Dewsburv & West Riding Building Society.


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD. TODAY. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13th


ANNUAL SALE OF HALF-BRED GISmER LAMBS. CROSSED HORNED EWES AND ALL CLASSES EWES AND LAMBS.


bred lambs horned lambs.


Gimmer lambs sold first. Other ewes and lambs in second ballot 1.000 gimmer lambs: 2.000 horned ewes half-bred ewes na.i


Sale at 11-30 a.m MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 16th


60-70 steers, heifers and fat cows; 1.000 to 1.300 lambs, sheep and ewes: 30-40 pigs Order of sale- cattle, pigs, ewes iambs (1-30 p.m. approx).


WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK AT 11-30 a.m. TUESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 17th


WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF NEWLY CALVED CATTLE AND CALVES


100 to 120 locally-farmed young cows Buyers assured of a good selection of quality cattle all in the


hands of farmers and breeders. Sale at 12 neon.


70-100 rearing and bobby calves at 11-30 a.m. prompt. WEDNESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 18th


SPECIAL SALE STORE LAMBS AND ALL CLASSES STORE SHEEP


1 000 to 1.500 lambs Including many forward lots from Mr. J. •R. Wes tall: 200 horned lambs. J.


Fylde Water Board: 150 horned lambs. W. Ciossley. 100--00 H.B. lambs. Sale at 12 noon. FRIDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 20th


Sept. Oct. calvors. 80 to 100 store cattle Sale at 12 noon. In-calf cattle. Stores 2 p.m. approx. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27th


on’n h*b '


IN AN AREA OF HISTORICAL AND LANDSCAPE VALUE ATTRACTIVE


DETACHED BUNGALOW WITH LAND AND BUILDINGS


AT HIBCHESTER. LONGRIDGE.


TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY AUCTION ON THE PREMISES BY E. G HOTHERSALL & SONS LTD., ON


W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 25th. 1968


AT 2-30 p.m.. SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. The Attractive Freehold Property known as


THE LIMES BLACKBURN ROAD


RIBCHESTER NEAR LONGRIDGE.


containing 1 aero, 0 roods. 14 porches, or thereabouts and occupied by the owner Mr, D. Sharpies.


The Detached Double Fronted Bungalow is well built of bricks with rough cast elevations and a blue slated roof and is in very good decorative repair and condition. The accommodation com­ prises glazed entrance porch: hall: sitting room 13ft. x lift 6in. plus circ. bay window with modern tile fireplace and Baxi Phantom Fire. Note: The pendant light fitting is not included but may be taken by arrangement: living room 13ft. x 12ft. with tile fireplace and new Parkray fire providing full central heating and domestic hot water, plaque shelf and matching light pendant and wall lights: kitchen 9ft. x 8ft. 6in. plus square bay window with white sink, h and c.: good pantry and store room: bedroom lift Oin. x lift. 6in. plus circular bay window with tile fireplace and oedroom 12ft. 2ln. x Oft. 8in. with fire­ place: bathroom with tl’ree-piece suite, cylinder with Immersion heater. Porch to back door.


PCPTNIGHTLY PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF IN-CALF. CATTLE?ALONGWITH BULLOCKS. HEIFERS CAST COWS.


60-80 In-ealf cows September. October November calving, all In farmers' hands. Including for A. R. Laycock Esq. 10 b St w


GREAT ANNUAL PRIZE SALE OF UNCROSSED HORNED EWES.


Pcndlc. Bowland. Belmont. Bleasdale. flocks. Upwards of 4.000 quality ewes for which this sale Is particularly noted.


Entries now closed. Capacity entry Wednesday October 2nd: Annual Sale for the Lonk Bleeders Association.


Wednesday. Ootober 9th: Annual Sale of Horned Rams Entries for all sales requested as early as possible. New Market Street. Clithcroc.


BB7 2JW. Tel. Clithcroe 3325: or Home. Sklpton 3641.


BLACKBURN AUCTION MART


Tel: Blaekburn 53626


Tarmacadam Specialists


OWING TO A HOLD UP IN A CONTRACT WE ARE


NOW DOING WORK . AT REDUCED PRICES.


Now is your chance to have your roads, drives; yards and


paths Ta;rmacad|inedi . ; i • " _ 'i ', .


Special rates forjiHotels. { Parks andr Roads,‘> Faijn roadslaiid yards.


Tel. • Stonyhurst 281 r


Sales of dairy and store cattle each Wednesday. Upwards of 120 cattle, comprising 50 local and north country newly calved cows and heifers 20-in-ca.l cattle in the hands of local farmers. 40 store cattle. Sale at 1-30 prompt.


Weekly sales of fatstock each Friday. Entries and order of sale 20 calves at 12-30 prompt, followed by 300 sheep. 30 pigs and 100 cattle.....


LIVESTOCK LIVE ANIMAL.


.tk CASUALTY 8HRVICE


8 Anlmala.’unflt toft livestock .markets>upllftcd\wltbln 60


4 >* ixfllesKradlus $ !


Alan: heliwell and sons, MOSS’SIDE FARM. MILNROW NEAR ROCHDALE


Telephone Rochdale 45469. EXPERT SERVICES


— G. Pollard 1 Central Avenue, Clitheroe. Phone 3610.


ROOF? REPAIRS, pointing, wall- mg. concreting and Macadamtng


Friday. Ootober 11th: Second Sale of Uncrossed Horned Ewes. r Holme Moss. Blackstone Edge. Bowland. Bleasdale, Pondle Sheep.


ROBIN M ADDYMAN. AS.V.A.. Auctionecr/Oflice Manager.


Outside: Sectional timber store shed and fuel store. Nicely laid out gardens with concrete and tarmac paths and metal gates. A separate entrance with hard drive to the excellent bulldogs, comprising: Sectional double garage with two sets of doors 20ft. x 16ft.: sectional shippon for five, concrete bosklas and 12 Calf pens 42ft. x 18ft.. brick wall middenstnad: cedarwood cabin 16ft. 3in. x 9ft. 3in.


Mains Water and Electricity. 13-amp. Septic tank drainage. Freehold and free from Ground Rent and Tithe. Rateable Value £64. Vacant Possession on completion. View: Any day after 2 n.m.


This property which is highly recommended is pleasantly situated with delightful open views, it adjoins the Longridge- Blackburn Ribble* bus route and only a few minutes from the popular village well known for its historical features and many other amenities.


Further particulars from the Auctioneers. Auction Mart. Preston. (Tel. 77218) or the Solicitors. Messrs. Britcliffe & Sons. Martins Bank Buildings. Blackburn Road. Accrington. (Tel. 32237).


WADDINGTON


A very attraotlve develonment near the oentre of this picturesque village by


T PEACOCK BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD.


HE CLITHEROE— Detached house Including Lounge/Dlnlng 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 £59


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


THE DUNHAM— Semi-detached house Lounge 16’ O’i-x 11' 6". well fitted Kitchen and Dining Area. 3 Bedrooms. Bathroom and separate ballet. Storeplnce. Attached garage. Central heating. Freehold Price £3.995.


CENTRAL HEATING by the new Electrlcairo warm air system Is heated bv cheap off-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 & CO.


61 Every Street. Nelson. Tel. 66314/5.


DOGS


PUPPIES GALOREI Scalyhams, Scotties, Westles. Pekingese, Labradors. Lassie Collies, Dalmatians; Poodles, Corgis, Cockers, Cairns— Tom Schofield, Disley Farm, Moss Lane, Whlttle-le-Woods, Chorley.


30 St. James Street. Burnley. Tel. 27081/25556.


CAME ASTRAY


CAME ASTRAY IN MAY two horned wether hoggs, blue mark. If not claimed will be sold to defray expenses.— Cap. stick, Cottam’s Farm, Slaid­ burn. Chatburn 474.


PERSONAL


CONGRATULATIONS to Peter Raymond Clapham, of Sprint Gardens, Waddlngton, an old boy of “Ermysteads" Grammar School. Skipton. who has been successful In gaining a place at Reading University, to read computer science.


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


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE Telephone: 2695 (Evenings 3755 and 2180) CLITHEROE.


SHOP PROPERTY


KEY MAIN STREET TRADING POSITION. 4 CASTLE STREET


sq. ft. First floor ol .similar size. Second floor: large stock room. FREEHOLD Particulars trim: HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers


GWith n frontage of 15 ft. and a depth Of 63 ft.


and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695). BARROW.


LOW MOOR. CLITHEROE


A Stone-Built Cottage. 9 QUEEN STREET.


ing: sitting room: living kitchen and two bedrooms. The rear one with fitted washbasin. Outside store with w.c. Freehold. Annual rates payable- £14-4-2.


A compact property compris­


The Terraced Dwellinghouse 1 ABBEY TERRACE


palisaded frontage. Roomy sitting room and living kitchen: larder: three bedrooms. Yard at rear with usual offices. Mains services. Annual rates payable £14-3-6.


A stone-built property with a


GROCERY AND MIXED BUSINESS. J. R. C. STORES,


Living Room: roomy Kitchen with stainless steel sink unit: Two Double Bedrooms: modern Three-piece Bathroom. Y-aid with room for Garage at rear. Usual Offices


internal flxtures and equipment. FIRS'l-CLASS LIVING ACCOMMODATION includes:


Further particulars from: HOTHERSALL & FORREST. HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695).


78 WATERLOO ROAD. CLITHEROE SMART SHOP with modern external facia and up-to-date


ROUND FLOOR SHOP AND SHOWROOMS cover about 700


1963 AUSTIN A40. Maroon, one owner .... 1960 AUSTIN A55.


mile of shops and schools. Containing: HALL: CLOAKS: LOUNGE, 15' x 12’ 3’ . glazed doors to DINING ROOM, 12’ 3' x 11’ 3”; KITCHEN 11’ x 10' 9”, Agathermic Cooker. FOUR BEDROOMS. 1: 15’ x 12’ 3’’: 2: 12' 3" x 10' 3": 3: 9’ 8" x 9’: 4: 9’ x 8’ BATHROOM AND SEPARATE W.C. Garage 17' X 9’ 8". Fuel store and W.C. Partial central heating. All mains services. Freehold. Rates payable £84. Price £7.000.


E Built in 1965 and set In easily maintained gardens. xcellent position behind Claremont Avenue within half a


MOST ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. 5 PEEL PA RK AVENUE, OLITHEROE


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 10’; 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 and rear. Freehold. Rates payable £66-0-0.


Occupying a very convenient situation close to shops and ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE


24 MOORLAND CRESCENT, CLITHEROE


at rear and set in well laid out large gardens comprising: HALL; LOUNGE 14* 6” x 13* 3*\ bay 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 payable £55 per annum. Price. £3.600.


Excellent situation overlooking open fields to Pendle Hill LOCAL AGENTS FOR @


ABBEY NATIONAL building: society


ASSETS EXCEED £1.000 MILLION.


INVESTMENT SHARES 41% BUILT UP SHARES 5% TAX FREE.


F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3 Castlegate Clitheroe ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


Tel. 2092 Evenings 2016 A SELECTION OF PROPERTY FOR SALE


12 SHIREBURN AVENUE CLITHEROE. MODERN DETACHED 1 RESIDENCE in faultless condition^ GAS CENTRAL HEATING (radiators). Three bedrooms: bathroom: entrance porch: hall: lounge; dining room: magnificent kltcheni conserva- tory; ground floor w e : integral garage. 95r- MORTGAGE


AVAILABLE.


9. WESTFIELD DRIVE. WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE. A MOD- ERNSEMI-DETACHE’D DORMER BUNGALOW ot superior quality in a delightlul rural area. Three bedrooms: entrance hall: half-tiled bathroom: spacious living room: magnificently equipped kitchen, etc. Detached garage. Viewing strictly bv


appointment only


23. BALMORAL AVENUE. CLITHEROE. MODERN DETACHED BUNGALOW maintained to a very high standard. GAS CENTRAL HEATING (radiators). Two double bedrooms: half-tiled bathroom: spacious entrance hall: living room: well equipped kitchen etc Detached garage Ob'.! MORTGAGE AVAILABLE


3, FAIRFIELD DRIVE. CLITHEROE. Modern SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE built 1967 Three bedrooms: bathroom: entrance hall: lounge: dining room: spacious kitchen, etc. Room lor garage — driveway already laid. Central heating. Excellent condition.


8. PIMLICO ROAD. CLITHEROE. Superior type garden-fronted terraced house in a good locality. Two bedrooms (one of which Is large enough to divide): 3-piece bathroom: entrance vestibu'e: hallway: sitting room: living room: large kitchen. Room for garage. Well-maintained throughout.


BUSINESSES


WADDINGTON VILLAGE. EXCELLENT OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND MIXED BUSINESS WITH OFF LICENCE.


profits.


Superbly equipped and fitted sales shop, storerooms, etc. Substantial property with good living accommodation on rental. A very lucrative concern with steadily increasing


CASTLE VIEW. CLITHEROE. A most attractive HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY AND MIXED. Excellent freehold property


with fully modernised three bedroom living accommodation. NEW PROPERTIES


WADDINGTON VILLAGE.— New 3 and 4 bedroom Detached and S/D with central heating FREEHOLD and situated In a beautirul rural post (ion on the outskirts of this charming


village


SABDEN VILLAGE— 2. 3 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 -bedrooom S/D bungalows;


£2.895_ three-bedroom S/D houses: £2.975— three-bedroom S/D bungalows: £4.850— four-bedroom DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOWS with gas central heating.


CLAREMONT DISTRICT.— m course ot construction— DETACHED HOUSE with four bedrooms: GAS CENTRAL


HEATING: large garage, etc LOCAL AGENTS FOR:


Bradford Permanent Building Society


MORTGAGES ARRANGED. INVESTMENTS RECEIVED.


150 Cattle; 2,200 Sheep and Lambs and upwards of 500 calves. Sale at 10-0 with Calves; Sheep 11-0 followed by Cattle. Also Weekly Prize sale of upwards of 125 Newly Calved Cows and Heifers all consigned direct from local Dales farms and worthy of special attention.


SKIPTON AUCTION MART MONDAY NEXT 16th SEPTEMBER USUAL WEEKLY FATSTOCK SALE.


Blood Tested Cattle will be stalled and sold separately if accompanied by a blood test certificate. Judging 11-15. Sale at


, 11-30. ________


Catologued entry of: 4.000 HALF-BRED AND MULE GIMMER LAMBS 4,000


ANNUAL PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF GIMMER LAMBS TUESDAY NEXT. 17 SEPTEMBER


being 1,500 Mule Lambs and 2,500 Masham Lambs all in the hands of the breeders and including a number of prize winners.


Judging at 10-30: Sale at 11-0. This will be a very gcod show of sound strong Gimmer Lambs. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 18th SEPTEMBER


ANNUAL SALE OF SUCKLED CALVES In conjunction with the Usual Fortnightly Sale of In-Calf Cows and Heifers and Store


Cattle 80 In-Calf Cows nnd Heifers: 175 Geld Heifers, Cast Cows.


Second Sale ol Breeding Sheep of all classes except lambs. Entries for catalogue close on Monday 16th September.


TUE8DAY. 24th SEPTEMBER


Fortnightly Sale of Store Lambs. Entries for catalogue close on Monday 16th September._______ -


WEDNESDAY. 2Sth SEPTEMBER


Publllhea oy UNITED 'NEWSPAPERS PUBLICATIONS LIMITED. Clltheroe


Special Sale of Suckled Calves for Craven Suckled Call Breeders’ Society. Entries, confined to members, close on Wednesday 25th September.


FRIDAY. 15th OCTOBER „ ,, J Matthew Pallister. Seoretary/Manager. Tel. 2375 (Foreman,4411).


Advertiser and Times, 3 King Street. OUtheroe. BB7, 2EW. Tel. 2333/4 and printed a t Northiate. Blackburn. Tel.


62345. London Office: 27 Tudor stre e t, E.c.4. Registered a t the OPO aa a:Newspaper.


t


Bullocks and Bulls; 120 Suckled Calves, being Hereford Cross, Angles Cross. Gallowav Cross and a number of Friesian Cross. This will be a very good show of local bred cattle. Sale at 11-30.


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 11’ 3": KITCHEN 12 X 9. Aga cooker. PANTRY and LAUNDRY. FOUR BEDROOMS. 1: 13 4


BASHALL EAVES, Nr . CLITHEROE sc e n P e ^ b S


iS l “ ftSE" U,‘e “ e ' S


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


34a KING STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 2360.


FORTHCOMING SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


Worming Cottage, Wennington and Goodcnbergh Farm. Ben- tham In The Institute, Hornby,


Austwick. for B. Capstlek. Esq. Sale at 12 noon prompt.


agFriday, 13th: Sale ot 147 acre ricultural Estate known as


at 3 p.m p Saturday. 14th: Complete dis­


ersal sale at Lower Bark House,


ottages, Brlercliffe. for E. Buck. Esq., upon the Premises, at 3 p.m.


C Monday. 16th: Sale or Robin


P-m. p Tuesday 17th: Complete Dis­


Kersal Sale at High Hall Beck,


Field Farm, Middleton, Nr. Morecambc. in The Old Roof Tree Inn, Middleton, at 3 pan.


T. Staveley. Esq. Sale at 1 p.m. Friday. 20th: Sale of Downey


entries for this sale as soon as possible


ad Sheep Sale. Please send


Channel Island Cattle at Hes. laker Farm, Sklpton, for J. H. Howard Esq., in conjunction with Messrs. Henry Manley & Sons. Crewe, for J. H. Howard, Esq.


B Saturday 21st: Annual sale ot ritish Friesian Cattle and


sale Sale of Farming Live and Dead Stock at Middlewood Farm. Roughlee. Nr. Nelson for D. L.


Friday. 27th- Complete Disper-


farm known as Arnford, Long Preston, Skipton. in the Devon- snire Hotel Skipton. at 3 p.m.


Oornes. Esq. Monday 30th: Sale of 360 acre


dalesbred sheep for Francis Robinson, Esq.. South House. Horton-ln-Ribblesdale, Nr. Settle.


l sale. Including a flock of


Sheep Sale. fWednesday 2nd - Sale of delight­


Wednesday 2nd: Slaidburn


of land known as ’Sandy Hill,’ Bentham, in the Town Hall. Ben- tham is now being SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY.


ul country cottage and 6 V acres


estate known as Higham Estate, Padiham. to be sold In 8 lots


Friday 18th. Sale of 750 acn


niture sale at Bentham Auction Mart.


Tuesday- 22nd: Collective fur­


n conjunction with Messrs. R. S. Balden & Son, Dewsbury.


On Instructions from E Buck, Esq.


For Sale By Auction ROBIN COTTAGES.


Bricrcliffe, Nr. Burnley (To be sold in 3 lots).


T LOT 1.— No. 3 ROBIN COT


internal coalstorc toilet and out- kltclien. entrance hall, living room with pantry. 2 large bed­ rooms. one with bath and basin Gardens to front and rear with ample space for garage.


AGE. Accommodation includes


placed with a small front garden and comprises: living room, sink, closet entrance vestibule, large single bedroom. Garage space. Excellent gardens of good size at the rear.


T LOT 2.— No. 2. ROBIN COT ACE. This cottage is centrally


sink, living room, front room, wash-house. Garden to front and ear with ample space for garage. wAll the cottages have mains


AGE, Comprising kitchen with


council-maintained road to these cottages and they all have excel­ lent views over the surrounding countryside


ater and electricity Please Note: There is a good


o Riohard Turner & Son will


by auction in one or more lots (subject to conditions and unless sold previously) upon The Prem. ises on Monday. 16th September, 1968 at 3 n.m.


ffer the above property for sale SALES BY AUCTION C. SILVERWOOD— J. BALSHAW


Full particulars from- RICHARD TURNER & SON.


34a King Street. CLITHEROE. Tel.: 2369:


and also at Beeeh House, BENTHAM. Tel. 444/5/6. Nr. Lancaster.


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.


LIONS “lOO” CLUB. No. 47.


PROPERTY FOR SALE


GISBURN, BENTLEA ROAD. detached bungalow, comprising: vestibule, lounge/d-voom. fitted kitchen, three-piece bathroom, two bed., hall, spacious gardens front and rear. Garage, fuel store. £4.250— Tel. Long Preston 343.


PROPERTY WANTED


WANTED TO RENT lor Indefinite period


Superior House or Flat


three bedrooms and bathroom, for grown up family of four.


Will deoorate and maintain,


Write Box No. Jl. Advertiser and Times.


SELF-CONTAINED FLAT or bed­ sitter required for young lady, Clitheroc area.— Write Miss B. Cooper, c/o, 19 King Street, Clitheroe.


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


BLACKBURN CO-OP. REMOVAL 8ERVICES. Full divl. Work guar­


anteed. Enquiries, orders received all areas. See Branch Manager.


B.M.8. RIGHT PRICE REMOVALS Boxwood Street, Blackburn, Tel.


64056.


STUBBS M0VING-8T0RING.— Cedar Street, Blackburn.


Tomorrow. Saturday. Sept. 14th Kindly Remember the Sale at DIMPONLEY HEAD FARM.


FENCE. (Newchurch*in*Pendie). | Nr. Burnley,


for Mr. Gilbert Norris (declining farming), farm sold,


and young stock; 18 horned and I H.B. ewes. 6 fat lambs; 250 head 1 of poultry (cross-bred hens): excellent poultry cabins; farm tractor, machinery, implements, etc., as advertised last week. Sale, 1-45. Prompt start appre-| dated.


Highly Important Total Dispersal Sale.


RICHMOND HOUSES FARM. CHIPPING (Nr. Longridge) (Nr. Preston. Lancs.).


will sell by aitotion for Mr. John Singleton (deolining farming)


C. SILVERWOOD— J. BALSHAW


(situate Chtpping-Bleasdale Road, Nr. Hesketh Lane)


62 Head of Smart Blaok & White Dairy, In-Calf Cattle and Young Stook (bred nnd reared on the. farm, de-horned stock, 519 WrealhSi Bounuets. Cut Flo"'1


Saturday. September 21st injected.


geld In full milk; 1 cow geld In milk; 2 cows due October: 1 cow due January; 5 cows due Febru­ ary: 3 cows due March: 4 cows served for May; 2 heifers due October: 1 heifer due November; 2 heifers due January; 1 heifer due February: 2 heifers served for April; 2 heifers served for May: 13 heifers for service; 6 heifer stlrks, 10-12 months; 5 heifer calves 6 months; 6 heifer calves, 1-3 months.


4 cows & lately calved: 2 cows


ducks, 1 drake. 1 Maohinery and Implements:


Ducks: 3 white Aylesbury


p950 Nuffield t.v.o. tractor, with oower drive, In good running


t.v.o. tractor in running order (tyres serviceable); International manure spreader: Jones Minor Mark 2 hay baler; Jones power Hay Tedder: Bamford tractor mower (trailer); hay trailer: Blackstone side delivery; Pierce tractor raker, with tripper: strawlng machine (for spares): artificial sower (own made); tank cart on rubbers; turnip pulper; 2 galv. 100 gall, t.v.o. tanks: wood saw bench; grind­ stone; wood mixing bath: galv. and wood bins; quantity of use­ ful spares and scrap; useful timber beams, cross pieces and spars; usual small hand tools,


rder (gcod tyres): 1950 Nuffield etc.


(alum.) milk units: Lister in­ chum cooler; wash-up bath;


Dairy Applianoes: 3 Gascoigne


Lister It h.p. petrol engine. Note: The above livestock


being bred and reared on the farm and a fine tot. young and well worth attention of intend­


sale). apSale 12 o’olook (prompt stmt


ing cusomers. . (A caterer will attend the


cattle approx 2 pun. (Farm,Tel. Chipping 372).


2011. OTHER FIXTURE: ; . • •


Mr. A. Simpson,-. Gibbons Bridge Farm, Chipping.


l Saturday 80pt. 28th; _Sa}6 ive and dead-farming, stock for preciated) with. implements;


Livingstone House. Slaidburn. Tel. 652: J. Balshaw. 91 Waddlngton' Road; Glitheroo. Tol.


Auctioneers: C. Silveiwood. 1


W. PROCTOR Chatburn NurseriK


Residence: 1],


Wreaths CUT FLOWERS-,


I CPI OWER SEBVIC Also CUthcroe UarM t- * T LOT 3.— No, 1. ROBIN COT­


Tuesday 22nd: Sale of Lodge I Farm. Norristhorpe. Liversedge.


G. Calverley


and Sons Ltd. “Funeral Director”


A Member of the National


ssociation of Funeral Directors CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST


Tel. Clitheroe 3291 day 2817 night.


For prompt and Courteous Service with Attention to Detail.


TH0S. ROCK


MONUMENTAL MASONS Residence and Works:


7b MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


Phone: 4277 Clitheroe (Day or Night)


Memorials, Crosses, etc.,


in Stone, Marble and High Class Granites.


Ootober saTuesday. 1st: Complete disper­


persal Sale at Foss Bank Tatham for A. Faraday. Esq. Sale at 1


Tuesday 17th: Complete Dis­ Ulington Klrkbv Lonsdale for


In Slock specially for Clitheroe cemetery regulations Send for designs and prices or call and inspeot, *


NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN RoAn GREAT HARWOOD


w. ROCK & CO. Telephone: 2164


Established 31 years.


No connection with any other firm or individual. BIRTHS


BARKER (ncc Proctor).— On 30 August, 1968, at Queen’s Park Hospital. Blackburn, to Barbara and Bill, a son Nicholas. Now at home. Thanking all concerned.


KEIGHTLEY— On 28 August 1968 to Kathleen (nee Swlndlehurst)


COMING OF AGE heFriday 20th: Second Ribble-


CARROLL.— Congratulations and best wishes Dorothy on your 21st birthday, 14 September,


Grandma.


and Geoffrey, a son, Simon Geoffrey. Thanking family | doctor and nurses.


BULB u ’


F I B R 3 - BAG


THEO'


4 and 7 YORK CLITHEROE. Tel.


ENGAGEMENTS


CUtherae. wi.slus to anl Ka“ the engagement or ln?rn,°“nce


pswaldtwistlc. AccringtonS !’ Love and best wishes*


est daughter Pamela u> 'n1"5' eldest son „f Mr and Metcalf, ol 26 Pem- H1


/ '«■


— From both families. SILVER WEDDING


| SHARPLES — Congratulat’nn. and best wishes Margaret .rn


Bill on your silver weddS anniversary, 18 September — Love from Betty and Free


1968. Health and happiness always. — Mum. Dad Walter, Mary and |


HATCH — Congratulations and best wishes Nonna on your 21st birthday. 15 September. 1968. All our love. — Mum. Dad and Brian. Peter and Sally.


W M. LANG AWSH


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED.


CREMATIONS ARRANGED. CHAPEL OF REST


ON THE PREMISES. PERSONAL SERVICE


KING STREET WHALLEY


Tel. Wlialley 3248 (day or night) d e a t h s


JONES.—On (i September, ium (pcacefuny m hospital: Yi”


— Inq Tomlinson's Service. "Rockdale." Tel. 2345.


Service and interment were s- Clitheroe Cemetery on Tum-V 10 September. 1968.


Ellzabeth. aged 73 years. & dearly loved wile ol the •*,; Alfred Jones and loved moth i of Alfred. Eileen and P r S


'


Funeral Cluherce


MARTIN.—On 5 September, 1968 at Marsden Hospital, Burn'tv


John Edward, beloved wife ’ oi Jean and dear lather ol Brenda aged 65 years. Cremation w


at Burnley Crematorium on Monday. 9 September


as


PARKINSON.—On 10 Septeiubc" J 1968. in hospital. John, °h» 1 beloved husband ol Parkinson, formerly of Pend'e Road. Clitheroe. aged 88 yea-i A service in St. James's Church' Clithcroe. today (Friday) Sep­ tember 13th. at 1-30 p.m prior to cremation at Accrington.


— Inq. Bennett (R. Parkineionl CUtheroc- 2582.


SUTCLIFFE.—On 10 Septem


1968. at Cleethorpes. llary Elizabeth (Cissiei beloved wife of the late Charles Milts Sutcliffe, aged 86. Cremation a; Grimsby on Friday, 13 Septem­ ber, 1968.


ber. POUI1 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


JONES.— Tho family of the late Mary Elizabeth Jones sincere.;/ thank all relatives. friends and neighbours for expressions of sympathy and iloral tributes received in their sad bereave* nient. Also the doctors and staff of Clithcroe Hospital the warden ami staff of “Castle- ford” and the Rev. K. Broad- hurst for their kindness. 13 Faradav Avenue. Clitherce.


IN 3MEMORIAM


| HOLLAND.— In loving memr? of a dear father iThomasi dial 13 September. 1967. Worthy. — From Ruby and Marlon.


| JERVIS (William). — Treasure memories of a dear husband and lather, died 15 Septem


1967. As long as life and m


From your loving wife and sons. 84 Highfield Road.


W last —e shall remember you.


TOWNLEY tnec Simpsom.-In loving memory of a dear daughter Nora, who dad 15 September. 1966. Two willing hands, a heart c.


No better daughter this *o..a could hold.


gold,


Always remembered. — From Brother Geoff. Sister-ln-


From Mother and Dad. law Glenys and children.


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


LORD.— Birthday memories ot dear Sammy (7 Also in memory of dear who died 10 September, 19H.


24 head of smart dairy, in-calf I Brian.


Memories are keepsakes. — From Mother. Sisters ano Brother, and from Olnc anc


APPRECIATION


MR. W E. HARGREAVES like to thank all *ho wen their services and the P , who supported the S J . dedication of the Royal En?i ----- Memorial Stone.


cers Kitty’s Corner.


FOK ALb


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrose Tel. Clitheroe 3571.


at CLEI


(By kind permission Ul


SATURDAY, SEF


Admission 10, b a r — R


K. J. W (Fo:


LOWERGATI Building, Joins


PLUMBING—BA bv


NO DEPOSIT


Business Hour: Saturn


All makes of Fla


BUI LD Advil


ber. em ory


I 1 = Get in the Heik


1


We wish today, as we vc wished before.


,. .. . .


That God could have spared her — a few years more.


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= Ann’s Hair H 4, York Street, Ciilfl


Vi'


= You will be overal = service, extreme q| = galaxy of =


enthusis


= Permanent Wavlr =


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illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Whalley, Wiswcll anl


Nest of Tables..... Coffee Tables from Folding Table Tram Ali-Ba-Ba Linen Ba


Kerbrider Shoppers | Special Shoppers


Dining Set “Sape1c| Studio Couch .. Fireside Chairs froJ Display Cabinet fro| Bookcases from One High Board (Tl


1968.


BLACKBU SO


CLITHE FURNIS


3ft Divan Beds co 3ft Divan Beds co 4ft 6ins Divan Bed Combination Ward- Bedside Cabinets f~ Bedroom Rugs I


Pillows — 6/6, 111


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