14 Ciilheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday. November 15, 1968


TYRES AT TRADE PW. & F. DAWSON LTD.


P R I C E S RIMROSE GARAGE - CLITHEROE Dunlop and Michelin Tel. 3883/4/5/6


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO. 6-8 Church Street


A U C T IO N E E R S , E S T A T E A G EN T S , S U R V E Y O R S AND V A LU E R S


BLACKBURN OFFICE: 35 PRESTON NEW RO., T E L: 55415 ——”


Clitheroe - Tel: 3252 SU P ER B DETACHED HOUSE Situated in a select rraidcntla! iat‘*iljc><i-carC«dthnBOOd


17 (JrliEE'X D R IV E , C L IT H E liO E


f.M^suCoEe rK n d D:^ d e ^ m ™ ncc ??’rdxC 9 2 ™ BREAKFAST AREA? THREE BEDROOMS


“revision f o r G R IN D L E TO N . Nr. C L IT H E R O E H Y D R O LODGE,


BBEDROOMS The nririClDfll room could be divided arden


Rate? payable £18 Freehold________ SPACIOUS DETACHED HOUSE.


„ t


x 11 3 ; KITCHEN 11 x 10 y Agatuerimc Cooker. FOUR ' BEDROOMS, l: 16' X 12 3"; 2: 12 3 x 10' 3 ; 3: S' 8 X S ,


nine oi shops and senools. Cuntaimns.riALn, nLuAKa, LUUNGE, lo x 12 3 , glassed doors to DINING itUO.vi. 11 1


v Partial central nettling. An mains services. Freehold. Rates payable £84. Price £7.000.___ __


_ , „ WELL-MAINTAINED MIDDLE OF T ER R A C E HOUSE.


-Conveniently situated for the town centre in a popular M Rates payable £16. Leasehold—ground rent £1 per annum.


10 MONK S T R E E T , C L IT H E R O E


area and comprising: KITCHEN 13' 6" X 13'; Store and Toilet.


------- ■ ■ LOUNGE 13' 6" X 13 6': DINING/ TWO BEDROOMS. Rear Yard. Fuel


ains electricity and water. Price £1.100. MOST A T T R A C T IV E T ER R A C ED COTTAGE


ccupying nn elevated position with small front and rear Tunits. TWO BEDROOMS: MODERN THREE-PIECE BATHROOM.


gardens the accommodation contains: ENTRANCE HALL with window; LOUNGE. 13’ BM x 10’ 6'*. fireplace: DINING KITCHEN. ■ 13* 6*’ x 7* 6’ doub** drainer sink unit and adjoining fitted*


O B IL L IX G T O X . W H A L L E Y 31) PA IX T E RW O O D .


ahere are attractive open views The prooerty is well modernised snd in good condition Rates payable £14. Freehold All main


G EO F FR E Y TA Y LO R & CO. 35 Preston New Road. Blackburn. T e l. 55425: or C L ITH E R O E . T e l. 3252.


-00 p.m. or bv appolnttnment with: LOCAL AC EN TS FOR 6


ABBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


AS S ETS E X C E ED £1.000 MILLION.


INVESTMENT SH AR E S 41% B U IL T UP SHARES 5% TA X F R E E .


E. and D. HORSRELD Joinery and Building Contractors


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


JOINERY. BUILDING, PLASTERING. SLATING. TILING INTERWOVEN—WANEY EDGED—RUSTIC FENCING MADE AND ERECTED


ADVICE AND ESTIMATES GIVEN


K Mordaunt Works COLNE 305S (Evenings)


m rnamental Ironwork E. A. & S. RHODES


W ro u g h t Iro nw o r k O All Types ot


ade to your own design - by -


irkmoor Road, Clithcroc Tel: 2609 (Days) or


tSpeedy efficient service at he most reasonable prices


FOB EXPERT TELEVISION AND RADIO REPAIRS


Call


DEEPDALE, GISBURN Telephone: 331


J. 6. ROWLAND


NEW BLACK and WHITE COLOUR TV’s


For immediate Delivery


Aerial installations in difficult reception areas our speciality


Everyday service, including Sundays.


Ex-Hoover Service Engineer


HOOLEY CYRIL


57 WOONE LANE P CLITHEROE


hone: 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning 1 : ,andfiSen[ice


of HOOVER


4 PP1 ;1AMKS Specialists on Keymafic


WANTED T R IC Y C L E R EQ U IR ED .


cond.. to suit 4 year old.—Write D IM P L EX H EA T ER R EQUIRED


25 Pimlico Rd.. Clitheroe. good PIANO R EQ U IR ED : also U kw.


in good condition.—Write Box No. C4. Advertiser & Times


night storage heater.—Phone | Clltlioroe 2969.


M ILK ROUNDS WANTED in


WANTED, second-hand tricycles g and dolls prams for play 259.


E L E C T R IC TR A IN S E T reduired


PORK AND CUTTING PIGS a COWS OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS W RTH EAST LANCS


WANTED EACH WEEK Supply of


Also


nd casualties attended to promptly. NO Contact the


N HOLESALERS LTD.


„DRESSERS. SETTLES DESKS ETC.. PA|c0 BUTTER HOWLS AND MOULDS. S TCHWORK QUILTS MILK CANS. AETS OF COUNTRY CHAIRS. SALT


P IN E F U R N IT U R E painted «.r tripped


WANTED


ND KNIFE BOXES. SPOON RACKS. PH BYGONES ETC


ONE. WRITE. OR CALL: C JOHN PAYNE.


Tel. KIRKBY LONSDALE 533.


olitnsholme Farm. Cowan Bridge.


I BUY AND CO L L EC T cttUdreia'a oable's ladles* v and g en ts


45885 LAND WANTED


istrict. any considered.— ■ Write Box No. B4 Advertiser & LOANS


H A LF TO ONE ACRE of rough d land required to rent. Clitheroe Times. .


-POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED. P. S Richard, LUL»ll-.w«Uord.Rd Leicester


lo a n o f f ic e 1 Established 185V ’ 11. Latham,'


18. OL'AYTON 8 T R 6 E T . B LA C K BU RN .


T e l. Blaokburn 51351.


ciothes curtains bedding, orna­ ments. etc.—Ring Accrington |


AND EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS WYCOLLAR 300


ORFOLK STREET. COLNE Tel. Colne 370


LA D IE S ’ AND C EN T ’S h ’djch'CS-


bus in e s s fo r sa l e sers for sate.


C L ITH ERO E P LA Y SCHOOL. St. g modernised dwelling house, , Mary’s Parish Hall, Limited aood range of farm buildings


PERSONAL


vacancies exist for January. 1969 for children of prc-sclvcol


age.—Ring Clitheroe 4269 foi deta fis.________ ___________ _


M I S S TOMLINSON. 2482 for


specialist in permanent rcmm »l of facial hair.—Phone Whalley o Ormerod St., Burnley.


appointment, EXPERT SERVICES


ROOF R EP A IR S pointing, wnll- mg concreting and Macadamlng


—G . Pollard. 1 Central Avenue. Clltheroe. Phone. 3(110


« i i T Y P E S of electrical heating


systems Installed. without obligation.—48 Wilson Street, Clltheroe. T e l, 3531.


CARAVANS


CA L L EN D ER CARAVAN8. Due to temporary closure of the a s ,


Just north of our showgrounds, we suggest th a t our customers travelling from south of Lan­ caster .should leave the Mfl at the Lancaster e x it and proceed on the AS Dire ct to Callender Caravans Ltd . Come and view the largest selection of new and used caravans In the north­ west.—Callender Caravans L td ., Carnforth. T e l . Carnforth 2224.


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


FURN ISHED F LA T - or un fu r­ nished cottage, w ith in five miles of Cllthcroe u rg e n t ly . required.


—Leave address or phone num- ber a t Clttheroc Advertiser and


Times. CAME ASTRAY


ONE B LA C K AND W H IT E I H E IF E R . Owner- may claim


same by describing, markings and paying .expenses. K not claimed w ith in seven days will be sold to ' defray expenses.— Phone Bolton-by-Bowland 236.


rining room; pantry: three bed­ Mo do so in the future for


nd a small paddock. v The stone house comprises:


ermits to view from: R ICHARD TU RN ER & SON.


Auctioneers & Valuers


34a King Street. C L ITH ERO E . T e l . : 2369: and also at


Beeoh House. BENTHAM. T e l. 444/5/6


ings include: hay barn; garage: tylngs for 22 and loose boxes, etc.


ooms: bathroom. External build­ p Full printed particulars and


who will have .the interests of the pets at heart.


and all bookings. honoured Tel. Clitheroe 3846


CLIPPING, BOARDING, etc.


BUSINESS AS USUAL for


SIIIRKBIKN POQDLES


(Mrs.’ K. Stubbs) EdisfordBridge, Waddington


Expert Clipping a n d . Shampooing.'


Black Miniature Poodle


* •; Dog at Stnd. Quality Poodle Puppies


1 Tel:’ Clithcroe 3846


sell —write for details to Box No. C2. Advertiser and Times.


Property to let or


croup. Other out-grown toys 4onsidered. — Ring. Clitheroe


reasonable price—Write Box No. C3. Advertiser and Times.


Clitheroe and Wlialley.—Write Box No. Cl. Advertiser and | Times.


ervices me installed. 4 On view: Wednesday the 50th November from 1-30 p.m. to


4; S X 8 BATHROOM AND SEPARATE W.C. Garage IT x S' 8'. Fuel store ana W.C


E Built in 1965 a:,u «tt m easily maiutalncd gardens.


7 L IN D E N D iilV E, G L lT H E iiU L


xcellent position bemna Claremont Aieiiue wunin nail a


ND LARGE STORE. FULL OIL-FIRED CENTRAL HEATING. g Plannine permission for detached house or bungalow in th-


ENTRANCE HALL: W-C. THROUGH LOUNGE 18 X ,1T b with ' hav window DINING ROOM; FULLY TILED KrlGHEN. iwo AOXROOM TKftEE-PIECE BATHROOM. BASEMENT GARAGE


extended). Rates payable £76. Freehold. All mains sen ices. IN T ER E S T IN G CONVERSION.


FOURTH BEDROOM over garage. TWO-PIECE FiredSCenfra^EHraUnB on Ground Floor (could be


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


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


FOR MRS. A. FIELDING. H o th e r s a ll a n d F o r r e s t


W IL L S E L L B Y AUCTION AT TH E BANK SALEROOMS, C L ITH ERO E . WEDNESDAY 20th NOVEMBER


H O U S E H O L D FU R N IS H IN G S Removed from 57 Park Lane. Croat Harwood.


TnWp' Walnut Dlsplftv Cabinet ibow fronted), Thrcc«piocc sSite (w-naed ehafrsi: Upholstered Rocker (new); 4 Mod. Kitchen Chairs ired seats).


c Tnrinded nre briefly: Grandmother Clock In mahogany


and Henrv Bridges; Watercolour Drawings, all gilt framed. Carpets: 5


nvnrinv Beduliig Boxes: Olipaintlngs signed by R, Watson x 3 1


a s e O a k HaU Wardrobe; Oak Gate-leg Dining Table: Refectory I Pleurae Walnut Bedroom Suite and Suites in Oak and


nlaid Mahogony: Single Divan Bed: Double S p r u n g ven: G.EC. Refrigerator: Several Electric Bar Fires. WADD1NGTON


A vsry attractive development near the contre of this nioturosque village by


_____


TH E C L ITH ERO E—Detached house including Lounge/Dlnlng Area 26' o- x i r «' well fitted kitchen. Cloaks and W.C.


PEACOCK BU ILD IN G AND CONSTRUCTION 0 0 . LTD .


Freehold Price £5.650. Alternative 4-bedroom type for an TH E t r WADD1NGT0N—Detached bungalow with . abutting


3 Bedrooms Batbioom Integral garage. Central heating.


he DUNHAM—Seml-detachcd house. Lounge 16 0 x J* ” • "wet? fitted Kitchen and Dining Area ^ Bedrooms. BiCentral


t Batnroom. Garage Central heating. Fitehold Pilce £4.400 E„_tprri


anvaea Lounge 18 O' x 10' 0" plus Dining Area 12 0 x 10 O' well fitted Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms and large


r e n t r a l HEATING bv the new Elcctrlcalre \yarm a.i system h Is heated by cheap off-peak electricity including domestic


and senarnte toilet Storeplace. Attached gmago. Centiai heating. Freehold Price £3 09a


V ot water NWE.B estimated running costs available. H. W. PETTY & CO.


P FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF IN CALF AND STORE CATTLE. WEEKLY FATSTOCK SALE AT 11-30 n.m.


TODA Y, F R ID A Y . NOVEMBER 15th


rizes lor In Call Cattle. Judging 11-30 n.m. Sale at 12 noon. MONDAY N EX T . NOVEMBER 18th.


60-70 Fat Cattle: 800-1.000 lambs, sheep and ewes: 30-40 pigs. TU E SD A Y . NOVEMBER 19th.


WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW OF NEWLY CALVED CATTLE. JAll cattle in the hands of farmers.


Mainly Lambs Horned and Half Bred with some breeding and N accurately as possible


R uaglng 11-30 a.m. sale at 12 noon. ALL CLASSES STORE SHEEP.


C ext Sheep Sale Friday. December 6th.


New Market Street. Clitheroc. BB7 2JW


CUtheroc Auction Malt Co. Ltd. hristmas Fat Stock Show December 16tl).


Tel. Clitheroe 3325: or Home. SklDton 3641. SKIPTON AUCTION MART


MONDAY N EX T , 18th NOVEMBER 150 Cattle 1.1750 Sheep and Lambs and upwards of 300 Calves. USUAL WEEKLY FATSTOCK SALE.


Also Weekly Prize Sale of upwards of 100 Newly Calved Cows and Heifers all consigned direct from local Dales farms and


160 Qa‘jyes nnc. Sheep at 11-0 followed by cattle. worthv of special attention.


accompanied by a blood test certificate. Judging at 11-15 Sale at 11-30.


WEDNESDAY N EX T . 20th NOVEMBER.


FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF STORE LAMBS AND BREEDING Upwards oi 3.500 STORE LAMBS. HALF BRED AND HORNED


SHEEP.


EWES AND RAMS. A cood seasonal show is expected. Ballot at 10-15 Sale at 10-30.


MONDAY. 25th NOVEMBER ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF NEWLY


CALVED COWS AND HEIFERS. Entries to time of sale.


Matthew P allister, Secretary/Manager. Auction Mart. Skipton. Te l. 2375. (Foreman 4411)


FARM FOR SALE


For Sale by Private T re a ty ; STOOPES FARM.


K E L B R 0 0 K , V IA COLNE.


wOccupying an elevated site with rural aspects. Stoopcs Farm


Will appeal to all country lovers. c ithin easy reach of the village


aentre, the property consists of destibule; kitchen; lounge:


EDISFORD KENNELS Pedigree puppies supplied


fo r th e ir


Expert Beauty Treatment for Terriers, Poodles and All Breeds


Dogs and Cats Boarded Vacancies Xmas


Telephone: Clitlieroe 2129


Shireburn Lodge M Kennels


wR. AND MRS. STUBBS wish lo thank all customers


ho have brought pets to a them over the past years,


t nd hope they will continue R. AND MRS. KENYON


S P E C IA L EVENING SA L E OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT


at the Auction Mart, Clitheroe, | on Wednesday. November 27th


g lssen hut 16' x 36' unusea; snep ladders: monkey winches: elocks; t” golv. conduit unused: Aalv. sheets; extension ladders; b” sq. drive; files; spanners; inlectric cables: light bulbs; saws; garden forks and and tools: wire ropes; hammers; ners: wrecking bars: hoses 120'; s gle phase blower; drain sets: i uckets; cold chisels; engineer­ poofing felt; black bitumen wheelbarrows; set screwdrivers; drushes: manure forks; tap and cand tools; tubs; manhole t rease-guns; 6/and 12 volt bat­ 3ular power saw: 3 ton pull lUl: holts; cattle buckets; Stllson air e atches and .clocks; petrol oesters; towing books; motor worque wrenches: chains: jacks;


Viewing 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sale 6-30 p.m. NUpwards of 250 lots including:


stravity roller conveyor: sales; b atch blocks; D shackles; chain gx. Govt, binoculars; 100 new Jdnptaladdns; socket sets 4” and eattery chargers; electric drills; s fra red lamps; saws; hack­ apades: shovels: fencing wire pxes; lifting slings: bolt crop­ sinew 5 It. fluorescent lights; bets steel punches'. Industrial rng vises; foot pumps; grease: waint: metal -warehouse trucks:


THER LOTS. . DOGS


PUPPIES . GALOREI Chlhiuoftas, ■ J


hlttle-ioWoods. Ohorley., ' - - ■


Blood tested cattle will be stalled and sold separately If


earing and Bobby Calves 11-30 a.m prompt. FR ID A Y . NOVEMBER 22nd


We have a good enquiry7or"n cTnsses of lambs, and wo would appreciate entries to enable us to advise our customeis as


ROBIN M ADDYMAN A.S.V.A. Auctloncer/Ottice Manager.


IEW DAYS- Thursdays and Sundays, between 2-30 p.m. and 4-0 p.m. Full details and plans from:-


61 EVT d ft6631t4.NC'50n' M St J™C'27S/8T/f2556U,'n!CV' CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


Usual Domestic Utensils. Crockery. Brlc-a-brac. etc. Sale to Commence at 1-30 n.m.


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3 Castlegate Clitheroe


TeJ ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS 36 KING STREET. Telephone 2495 WHALLEY OFFICE or


wupboard; living room; kitchen, etc Integral garage The 2 hole Doing wired lor oil neak" electric central heating


Base and


Carpet, ana others. O First-ciass Parkinson Gas 0v®nv,^ }^ cjiel Grill'; Electric


, 4 x 3, 4 x 3! yds.: Stair and Landing Auctioneers” Offices. Bank Salerooms, Clltheroe (To l. 2695).


UETACHED BUNGALOW In excellent oondit on with OIL s CENTRAL HEATING. 2 double bedrooms, half tiled bathroom 18 1. WARWICK D R IV E . C L ITH ERO E .


DElACHhU BUNGALOW with three bedrooms: hall-tiled c bathroom w.tn pink suiu. entrance hall with 6. BALMORAL AVENUE. C L ITH ERO E A


a a o c y


8ft. 6in x 12ft 6ln. useful unit fitted Kitchen etc Adjoining R L FA f iD A L F AVENUE. C L ITH ERO E . Modern DETACHED r BUNGALOW occupying an exc" tent position. Three bed­


inette: garage Well maintained and beautifully appointed 39UC A S T L E 1 V IEW . C L ITH ERO E .


id RAILWAY V IEW . C L ITH ERO E . Larger type garden fronted terraced house convenient for the town. 3 bedrooms (the


living room: kitchen; larder etc. Room for garage. Requires G some modernisation, but. offered at a reasonable price. .


COTTAGE with open aspect. Three bedrooms: bathroom, sitting room: living room: kitchen, etc


2. WOODFIELD V IEW . W H A L L EY .


1athroom with pinx suite, entrance hall lounge, living i oom i Saturday 7 th : dooms: bathroom: entrance hall: lounge: spacious kitchen/


rpacious nail lounge dining/kitchcn Detached garage. Opel. b rented semi-dctacned residence with 3 bediooms. hMl-tiliu


ural views to real A most attractive stone-


modern bEMl- . _


with two bedrooms: bathroom: hallway; sitting room: large . CLAYTON ROW. LANOHO.


atone built terraced house A pleasantly situated terraced


b largest ot which has 2 windows and would easily divide), 1 renkfas’ room, kitchen, larder, etc. Freehold


2 oom, kitch-n. etc Garden ot rear. Ample room for garage. rtained terraced house. Two bedrooms sitting room, living


r large lounge with bay winciow and stone fireplace, living 9. GRAFTON S T R E E T . 0 L IT H E R 0 E .


bathroom, entrance vestibule noil sitting room living room, fronted terraced house. Two bedrooms. 3


CLAREMONT D IS T R IC T . A SUPERIOR DETACHED BUNGA­ LOW with FIR I. GAS CENTRAL HEATING and containing


oom, kitchen Room for gar^cc. NEW PROPERTY


DISPORR PA R K . C L ITH ERO E .


DCTACHED HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS in a delightful rural setting vet convenient for all services primary school efe


BRADFORD PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY AND


WOOLWICH EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY


DOGS


EDIS FO RD K EN N E LS , breed ’em. | Largo selection of medlum/largc I Fully Inoculated. Available to


MONGREL DOGS AND BITCHES


good homes only


oil Rochdale Rood Edenfield Open each day until 6 p.m.


Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary Teli Ramsbottom 2576/77


BLEAKHOLT ANIMAL SANCTUARY Oil Rochdale Road, EdenGetd


| DOG PARADE OF 100 FULLY INOCULATED DOGS IN MARQUEE


Available to good homes only.


I #Fce charged. 11 Agreement to be signed e 2-3B p.m. Sunday. 10th November and


of collars and leads gratefully accepted. Tea, coffee and biscuits on sale.


I very other Sunday until further notice. I Visitors welcome. Helpers wanted. Gills


t * BLEAKHOLT CHRISTMAS CARDS AVAILABLE. $/• PER PACKET.


1 Horses, ponies, donklcs. coats, etc., can also be seen. Tit bits on sale.


{Please Telephone Ramsbottom 2576/77 anytime lor further details.______


board ’em and beautify them.— Tel. Clltheroe 2129.__________


f For clients moving residence,


SALES BY AUCTION JOHN E. PINDER


srom properties in the course of lly within the


SALEROOMS.


S TO N E -BR ID G E. LO N G R IDG E . Tomorrow, Saturday.


16th November, at 10 a.m. ANTIQUE . PER IOD AND GENERA L FU RN ITU R E AND E F F E C T S .


s Sale commences at 10 a.m. with Pell & Co,. 32 Rlbblesdale Place, aarm or from the Auctioneers


O R IEN TA L INLA ID DOWRY CH E S T . IVO R Y F IG U R E S AND PO T T E R Y


mall goods (300 lots) resuming t at 1-30 with oriental pieces, elec­ ll).


rical goods and large furniture. a View to 9 p.m. 1650 lots in NOTE:


o1,000 articles ladies' and gent's suter garments. Credit draper’s dtock. View day previous to 7-30.


Thursday. 21st Nov. at 6 n.m.. ay of sale.


White Elephant Auction for Charities, on behalf of Rotary


Friday. 22nd Nov. a t 6 p.m.:


Club of Preston North. Thursday. 28th Nov. at 6 n.m.:


Annual Toy Sale. JOHN E. P IN D ER .


Goods collected and delivered by our own transport if required by


Stone-Bridge. Longridge. T e l. 2282.


Estate Agent,


arrangement through the office. ROBIN M. ADDYMAN. AS.V.A. |


Auctioneer and Valuer. High Corn Mill. Skinton.


Auctioneer. Valuer and


reston Tel. 53669 and 55931. f Brochures available at the


nd Solicitors.


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


BLA CK BU RN CO-OP. REMOVAL I S E R V IC E S .


B.M.S. R IG H T P R IC E REMOVALS M repose of the soul of Johne dearly loved wife of the late ritesroe) who. fortified with the


anteed Enquiries, orders received


Boxwood Street. Blackburn Tel. 54056.________________


S TU B B S MOVING-STORING.-


LOST FROM SAW L E Y BROW. Mequiem Mass In The English c artyrs’ Church, Wlialley. pre­


Cedar Street. Blackburn. LOST


one ewe, two horned lambs, blue liu 'W' near ribs, blue dot offside


H ggan.—John Winder. Tel, elllfleld 847.


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


FOR ALL


BARKER'S Primrose Nurseries. T e l. Clitheroe 3521.


CUT FLOWERS 4 Iso Cut heron Market


ALAN PARKER


FUNERAL DIRECTOR Member of


The National Association of Funeral Direotors


. ABBEY HOUSE CHURCH LANE WHALLEY


bood augers: wood planes: IN hapel of Rest available. , hie sets; tool boxes; engineers govers: field , boiler; car ramps; ceries; new Ford' VS engine; cir­ v1 K.V.A. lighting plant. 250 wose; cutlery; combustion stoves; tngined water pumps; spark plug tycle rain coats:’ telephone sets; Oater tanks: PLUS NUMEROUS


T TERMENT or CREMATION


a The LAST TRIBUTE CPERSONAL SERVICE.


ELEPHONE WHALLEY 3201 (DAY or NIGHT)


For prompt and Courteous. Service with Attention to Detail.


MONUMENTAL MASONS TH0


a alms, Westles,' Pfikea, Alsati­ fins Border Collies.—Tanv.Scho-1 Weld, Dlsley Farm/.Moss Lane,


r Corgis, ' Boodles.-;- Spaniels, Lab­ Cadors, Fox Terriers, Scotties.


S. ROCK Residence and Works:


7b MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE .


■ (Day, or Night) V Memorials,: Croiees,eto.,


Phones 4277 Clltheroe '


In Stone, Marble,and^HIgh > - ' Class Qranlt&t.


TOMpSOWSf T shtoniTerrace


Funeral! Services! E r*;RockSale -


-UfClithWe!23«


AFFECTION for a loved one cannot be-shown by wealth,' all the monoy in the world would not buy bettor service than we offer, yet our, prioes are well within everyone's means.


rranged with dignity and efficiency.


1


Laughter, Springfield, Old Back Ruld sweet Jesus have mercy.


el. 2345.'


all areas. See Branch Manager.1 the —Of your charity pray for R E ID .


Full dlvt. Work guar­ -piecc bathicom.


Suncriov Ume gardcn- A compact well main­


three bedrooms: batm-nom: entrance hall: lounge. 20' 0' x E 12' 0": kitchen sen w e. etc. Garage.


Two bedroom S/D bungalows at £2.800: three bedroom S/D bungalows at £i 05n- 3 bedroom S/D houses at £3.000 and


LOCAL AGENTS


£3 100' four bedroom DFT DORMER BUNGALOWS at £4.8o0 with GAS CENTRA! HEATING


bedroomsT bathroom, entrance vestibule, hall lounge, spacious f i e l d s . W H A L L EY .—A superior modem


tive compaet DtarALHiiD HOUSE ill good area. Two double living room, kitchen with s»s. sink unit etc Garage.


An attrac­ Evenings 2016


SALES BY AUCTION R ICHARD TU RN ER & SON


Auctioneers and Valuers. Bentham. T e l. 444/5/6.


Nr. Lancaster. Looal Office:


34a. KING S T R E E T . C L ITH ERO E . Tol. 2369.


FORTHCOMING AUCTION


S A L E S NOT FU L LY AD V ER T IS ED


I Wednesday. 20th November them at 3 pm


A SELECTION OP PROPERTY FOR SALE | Bentham In the Town Hall. Ben- “ LYN D A L E .” 30. L IM E F IE LD AVENUE, W H A L L EY ,


dispersal sale at Low House, dale. for the Exors. of F P-


Wednesday. 20th:


Oowan Bridge. Nr Kirkby Lons­ Sale of fruit


Complete


Alowering buibs at Bentham Aovember. 1968 f trees, rose bushes and 200.000


Benson, deceased. Sale at 12-JO P Saturday 23rd:


| lowering bulbs at Gisburn B LA C K BU RN—L IV E R .—Mr. and Mrs J. Liver, ot 12o Whallcy


Auction Mart at 12 p.m. December


Tuesday. . 26th: Sale or ii'Uit f trees, rose bushes and 200.000


uction Mart at 10 p.m.


persal sale at Hollins Cl ag, Underbarrow. Nr. Kendal, for J.


Complete dis­ Houtlcdgc, Esq. Sale at 1 p.m.


C. SILV ERWO OD—J . BALSHAW To be OITerod for Sale by Auction.


V A LU A B L E FRE EHO LD


D A IR Y AND S TO C K REARING OR GRAZING FARM


well situated in a good


i (Containing! 65-376 acres — Tervice. "Rockdale," Clithcroc. (s —On 9 November. 1968


RICHMOND HOUSES FARM CHIPPING Nr. Longridee. PRESTON. LANCS


agricultural area and known as


meadow and pastureland. stone- built detached farm house along


—DETACHED AND SEMI-


L(The farm s-ituate near Hesketh —ovember, 1968. I ane and Watery Gate, Chip


Wednesday. November 27tn, 1968 at the Memorial Hail. Chinning (Nr. Longridge). Proston. Lancs, by C. Silverwood—J . Balshaw (Auctioneers), at 2-30 m the afternoon.


I House: ping i.Detached Sone-Built Farm Subject to conditions.


athroom. Outside convenience. ings: os milking shippons for 15 | 6 and 5 cattle, water bowls in


cooms (one with hot water (iistern and cupboards installed


r room: kitchen; larder. Four bed­ DEVANEY.—On 11 November. Gabriel S.X.D. IJMjk b n use) would adapt well as a


sitting room: living Stone B u i lt Main Farm B u ild | ground mow and baulks hay . B a rn : stalled. threshing bay: single


storage.Other buildings include; cart shed: provender house; single


eale, in the matter of deceased p Mains and spring water sup­ thstates, for clients giving tip a eir homes and vendors gener­


th 10' for calf rearing. Barn: g reshing bay and single


round mow (of stone). ping 372.


wVendor's Solicitors: Wm. Bram- —Inq. Tomlinson’s Funcra. RAWSTHORNE.—On 10 Novem­


2011.


Service. "Rockdale," Clttheroc Tel. 2345. ■ :__________


ton on Wednesday, l3tli Novem­ ber, 1968.


Lois, the dearly loved daughter of the: late Edgar and Jessie


3297/2017.


Rawsthornc of. Waddington Wim. died Apn- -


ber, 1968, in hospital. Barbara Road, Clitheroe, Service and —Calvcrley- Ltd., Clitheroe. Tel.


interment was - at Clitheroe Cemetery on Thursday, 14 Nov ember.


p of the Holy Church, passed beacefully away on 11 Novem­


father, wh° 1930.


Deep as evn


Ceded interment at St. Joseph's Nemetery on Thursday, 14 —ovember. 1968.


S Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral


(near Pendle Hotel) T e l. Chatburn 230.


W. PROCTOR Chatburn Nurseries


Residence: 11 Riohmond Terrace. Clitheroe.


| Wreaths & Bouquets “T CUT FLOWERS


ELEFLOWER SERVICE”


Church Brow Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE 3298


Wreaths. Bouquets, C u t ' Flowers, —From George.


Tervice. "Rockdale," CUtheroe. eto.


LA^SON.^.i n


Sylsyivviaia.


November. There's a


^ ? M C sever.


der 1968, at the home of her soane. Wlswell. R.I.P. On whose


Your memory h'e» hearts.


tomorrow;


Livingstone House, Slaidburn. Te l. 652; J . Balshaw. 91 Wad­ dington Road. Clitheroe. T e l.


Auctioneers: C. Silverwood,


balf boxes: excellent timber xoof, as stlrk house: and one 18'


wuildings 45’ x 18' as on cement r all base, cement floor, asbestos


Tervice. "Rockdale." Clithcroe. el. 2345.__________________


INGHAM.—Plro->e »c«-pt * sincere thank* of Stater Mcy


Street. Clltheroe, aged 79 years.


—Calverlcy's Funeral Directors. Chntburn Road. Cllthcroe. Tel. 3297 day. 2017 night._________


Wlswcll Cemetery on Thursday. 14 November, 1968. R.I.P.


sh compartment dairy: stone-built M E TC A L F E .—On 8 November. c ippons for 7 and 12 cattle,


lies. Electricity installed to house and farm buildings. Rate­ able value £26-0-0 (last rotes


owland. Tel. 213.


Parni, BoLton-by-Bowland. Nellie l in her 72nd year, the dearly Hnd dear mother of Jim and Pn Monday, at Ss. Peter and


1968 at her home, Bolton Peel aoved wife of Edward Metcalfe ^ ,


£13-17-4). a Early possession will be avail­


[ Sundaysl. Farm telephone: Chip-


ble on completion. View by appointment I not on


laaul Church. Bolton-by-Bow- METCALFE —MV. Metcalfe. Jim BInq. T. E. Robinson, Bolton-by-


oarry. The funeral took place nd.


PARKINSON.—On. 9 November.


1968 (peacefully) Margaret, aged 80 years, the dearly loved


of 5a. Market Place. Clttheroc, and dear mother of John. Harry. Jane and Mary. .Fortified with


5ad bereavement. 3 Chatburn Road. C.itlic.oe._ '


Mand° Harry desire W tl«“ f relatives. neighbour* a***;


olcncc rccei'.ed bereavement: they


Michael and John Church preceded crematioit at Pleasing-


the rites of the: Holy Church. R.I.P. Reouiem Mass in Ss.


Bolton-by-Boiv.ancl,Nr. Cllthcroe.______ _- IN M EM 0 R 1 A M _ _


dhanking the (lnc,o., ana nistrict nurses ,oi tnc-r **


Bess.olton Peci farm.


dear husband ‘lt'“j.ovenlbC). James, who mne im.


J1967. (Also our deal Wife and lami.y.


died


e will always mic ana — remember you.


COOK.—Loving “Y^'died M dear


thargaret Mary, aged 95 years, Memories conic turn dcparti, e Reid (formerly of Cllth­


Time docs no. hM1 8 sorrow.


Jim:>h°


—From son Bn. ana •in i>n'i»03 - oIdildi t 4


, Wa,


pftQK_m loving rC?3f£« and Co°f°oKur dear M $«$&«•■


and Annie. _______


Uncle Jhn, who diea ber. 1867. Marion ic4


F dear sonLawson IKilr mory


tion 16 Novcm^** *"M ur r m steU


November 1858' ^ Snape


arced B. L®"*0?*- \o43). ar•ecrstill asijearsg muota


_______ _____j nib J*^ M.


Not Just today, nm ^ r o S C Pta«- i ^ donl' “


grandad who dtea 1 l3 —FromMart-inum. — ------------


dM- THOMPSON.—'So^motber. ^


passed aw#), ®. nfes » »


_ fS Annle D f • 45 Patntcr WM^ce,


a dear fathir.


’memory of a ftdf cdali Novem*1 N° - 'U% ^ e n 0n y .» “30d orles of our dnc“ ,7


(Sydney >*7 father ana ,


passed away °J * father V10 1961: e'so “ur, S . i949U,


V cnS


and. 7 Cockerfir^ - - - ^ of


b ir t h d a y m e ^ $ . FROST.-^'’W8^bfc%ddta»tWr'


? son AnthQDv- ■ - ^


' 83S45‘ prtntedrSt . " unitbo |***^iiSS* *


^ London Opo '-Beglstered u


27 Tudor t efi'l


3 ft. DIVAb 4 ft 6 in. DI\


Jones lElcctriJ


At;the 4. *' - ‘* ll


DINNG SUll CORINTH D | b a t h r o om !


COSYWRAP T.V. CHAIRS FOLDING WOODMET BUFFET ST(j


Sblack) ANDER/DlfNon


M1H50 DRIn hcraand^'r'W


,i[c cW«ol , ,or even


N o v e m b e r . au? ^i®' , great . aci


°“r


wife of the late John Parkinson, Mrought flowers dimns t ith courage and fo-htro .»


bthank the many fnenfa wetcalfe's long


Devaney and dear father ot Jean and Jim. late of lo Holden


Requiem Moss in Ss. Michael


Ingham i Mrs. C.are Pta.Mii I nee Ingliam i and Mass Monica Doyle for Ma.ss offerings, prayer...


and John Church, preceded interment at Whallcy and


messages ol sympathy . ana flowers; specially appreciaiio was


the Requiem Mass and at >.» cemetery of so many U- J . from the Clithei-op Cricket U.ua.


Ir .is fa il. 59. Queen's Road, Accrington.


thr. Borthwick Rci. M rindness and


__________


MALONE.—Mrs. Ma'.one and family wish to thank a., trlend,. D relatives, and nclgbMn w


Re Stair and workmate, a. kibblc Cement Works, fo. tta-


seceived in tnr.r sudden sue


sriends for kind expressions o* dympathy and letters o, «£ ^),0


the attendance >.


1968 (in hospital) James the dearly loved husband ol Ann


with good ranges of farm y uddenly I Philip, .aged 42 P Norma Curley, of 38. Alma Satricroft. Manchester). R.I.F. Ccc'. Green. Eccles. Manchester.


thereabouts or rich productive buildings (all in a ring fence).


C U R L E Y .


ofears, the dearly loved husband Place. Clithcroc (formerly ol dervice and interment were at


Cllan, of 113. Scott Terrace Cent were at St. Catherine s — 1 November. 1968.


el. 2345. ________


Aaby son ol Elizabeth and Peter miitheroe. Service and Inter­ ] hurchyard. West Bradford, on S Inq. Tomlinson's Funei-ai


ALLAN.


(i —On 7 November. 1968 bn hospital), Mark Allan, the


ENGAGEMENTS


in announcing the engagement of their daughter, Janet, to Howard Leslie, older son of M:-


Road. CUtheroc. have pleasure


—Congratulations from bath families.


______ DEATHS


and Mrs. S. Blackburn, of 17 Chatburn Avenue, Clithcroe.


ddy.


attractive terraced fi°bsc knov.ri as No. 2, Wenning Cottage. Low


: Sale of the BIRTHS On Sunday, 3 November. 1968.


hanking doctor and staff. COMING OF AGE


at the R..A.F. Hospital. Ely, to Priscilla and Michael. a


daughter. Alison Louise, a sister lor Elizabeth.


WALL Ton, Thomas James William.


MURRAY.—Congratulations and best wishes Susan n your 2lst birthday.


birthday, lz November. 1968. —Love, Mum and Dad.______


o —Congratulations Jim 52 Park Avenue. Chflitroe PENMAN.


_Lave from sisters Lynne Anne. Eileen and Sheena.


Nn your 21st birthday, l)th Ell our love. Mum, Dad and


k thodist Church, for heir bereave),ten,


November, 1968. at Bramlcy s Meade, to Gordon and Betty, a


(nee Burnop).—On 8 best wishes Susan on your 21st


EARNSHAW (nee Schooling).— ANSL0W.—Mi Anslo-.v and


thank ■ ai■r'l-Viat-im. aa11^ ^ kind


neighbour.-,,s. and au at S g Training Cen tre for flower, expressi Jons of svrm


acknowledgments l. aI>a Mrs


amiiy.


during their sad loss; also ft' Dobson lor tin ir kind attem,,»;


a Also family dortor and Hospital.


nd stall at Accrington b ™ " c« i 4. Carlton Place. Ciithcroe.


MURRAY.—Congratulations and B00THMAN. - Mrs Boathma- rela and John w.sh to than? ■ '


nd the M,I.'.:..-' - t,..,...,.’ DCji m---- — - .....0:lic Brethren, ti', Manager and staff of PnnVu


a tives. Iriemfc. neisiiLr,' Meill and members of Ti K


nde. ....jjtiuii-j' aind expressions of 6ympa.J,- t nd flora, tributes received t *


BURN.—Mr*. Burn and fanyi- wish to take opporiutuj u. n thank ail rt-utve*, friends me


Beech Grove, Chatburn.


sieighbours u>.- the kind t ons of syii.ruithy and tic tiributes ittcylcI during tar Feme of sorrrv: /:so Manor Ha; S llowship. Chaiburn McUicdls’


hir their kind nos and


those who a.tt ended H e 11' Mass. Father Dilian and KnP


Advertiser and Times FRIDAY, 15 NOVEMBER, 1968


in Stock specially tor Clitheroe cemetery regulation. Send for designs and prices or call and insneet ‘ NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


MEMORIALS No connection with any other firm or individual


MONUMENTAL YA RD . BLACKBURN ROAD G R EA T HAHWOOD.


W. ROCK and CO, ^Telephone 2164


S E E T H E S i F in is h in g !


C 4 ami


L1THER( C o m n


THE B\ IS IN


CLARKSON—M s. C'.arteon. Jean relat and Beryl wish to thank ;fc.; lo rs, and the Rev. J. R?nm d ons of sympathy receive medicalent: also the lamily doctors,


4nd the Rev. J. K. Lynch. hou ives, frit mis and ne.?a*


aunshine Bund, family doctor^


muring their rtcent bereav ilaikswcod Hospital. Skiprcr.. wo lor their kind attention: we heir kindness in helping to


and nursing staff of


sinuld also like to thank t cerely our many friends, for


make our visits to hospital la much easier.


DEWHURST—Mrs. G. Dewburj:. Miss A. M. Dewhurst. Rty


Appletrcc Cottage, Gisbum. g and Have'., wish to exp.-a


received following their sadden bereavement. Special thanks to T the Rev. and Mrs. N. D. Waitor..


nessrateful thanks for ar. the airi­ practical help which they nan


Nemetery on Thursday 14 mnd friends for fluvr efforts an; S Inq. Tomlinson's Funcra:


7 inistrations. Kirkmoor Road. C.ithoroe.


sthe Lancashire County Con­ Rabulary. Staff of Blackburn a oyal Infirmary, neighbour*


sympathy, prayers a:6


burn remarked d| t ate on entertl ehis week's meet| "roe Borough


THE/] com b Aldennan ClI


cU "The truth is th;| ■ no sub-committee [


council ever re| a Press until its


no sub-commil pproved by till


e EVER reports t | cither before cr al


t information fe| tor the Press—anl


t ften couched ill lerms as to be ah| ees.Il«we had to rel


e hat the council Chose members.


t gainst the propo chis year to acini:;


il has approved t| o As for the mini


hrough official f woukl be in a veil whe public—wottU'l


DEM<


xpedient to tell t No doubt thi:| a hatham was or,|


ommittee meeting s In Clitheroe, t l


Ctill stands, ’ll r ouncil is quite « | tights, of course. [ sainly not in ac(| l pirit adopted


ightened authori| M Mr. Anthony


i public was left itl une said that


G inister of Housl c overnment, adl


l onference of thcl Jocal Governmeil


gnorance about i| were its direct col "More and mol


ove- the past fel t had ‘he good sel


fhr nublic and t i | tr: to meeting!


t t’ hide of some| whe council to


mocracy. p Fortunately. \vi| anuniques for ou:|


ittee. h Ii. was all vc


dee said. But it isrj i end solely on


t come the fuller ahe council, for ' r proper understrt telationship built! trust, would be


bout council affi| Nevertheless, i


o the town as c The ball is


ouncil’s court BLACKI


ee " he added. a Ir was revealiil


cohen, a few moi| r uncillor told


deason why thercl ciscussion and arif i ouncil meetings! vssues had bee! mentilated beforel|


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