*


;'—?T


S'


TYRES a t W. &


Dunlop and Michelin


TRADE P RI CE S F. DAWSON LTD. PRIMROSE GARAGE - CLITHEROE Tel. 3883/4/5/6 v f - ■/


F. W; L, STEELE & CO. t3% a s t le g a t eV d i th e r o e


' ’ ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS ' V’; 'S' ". i " ‘


WHALLEY OFFICE 36 KING STREET. Telephone 2495 SUPERIOR DETACHED RESIDENCE.—1


MONT AVENUE. CLITHEROE. The CENTRAIAT HEATEU r accommodation contains four bedrooms, nil


‘‘HIGHWAY,”'15. CHARMING DETACHED FREEHOLD EARLY 19th CENTURY


COUNTRY COTTAGE.—SHIRE LANE, HURST GREEN. Delightful rural position commanding open panoramic'views t on till sides and contained in almost half an acre of .gardens,


SUPERBLY MAINTAINED MODERN SEMI-DETACHED - BUNGALOW.—1C ABBEY FIELDS. WHALLEY. Two bedrooms.


-•w~iialf?tiled bathroom: entrance hall: spacious lounge; unit- fitted kitchen, etc. Solid fuel CENTRAL HEATING. Large detached garage. Excellent corner site with beautifully laid


MODERN SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENOE.—22 WARWICK DRIVE. CLITHEROE.'Three bedrooms: bathroom, entrance hah' lounge with glazed communicating doors to dining


out gardens. ‘ room, fitted kitchen, etc Adjoining garage MOST ATTRACTIVE PRE-WAR SEMI-DETACHED.—5. MOOR­


LAND CRESCENT. CLITHEROE. Three bedrooms: bathroom, entrance hall’ spacious lounge: dining room: well-fitted kitchen etc Detached caraee


MODERN SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.—8, ENNERDALE ROAD. l CLITHEROE. Two good bedrooms: bathroom; entrance hall,


ounge with dining recess: magnificent unit-fitted kitchen, reai* oorch etc Detached garage.


VERY DESIRABLE TERRACED HOUSE.—11 WEST VIEW. CLITHEROE. Two double bedrooms: 3-picce modern bath­ room: front entrance vestibule: hallway: sitting room: large


living room: kitchen etc Second w.c.. brick garage to rear. GOOD MORTGAGE FACILITIES AVAILABLE.


NEW PROPERTY


ONE PAIR ONLY OF ARCHITECT-DESIGNED DORMER BUNGALOWS.— KIRKMOOR ROAD. CLITHEROE. FULL GAS CENTRAL HEATING Three good bedrooms: bathroom with coloured suite: entrance hall: living room 15' x 15': spacious well-fitted kitchen* Integral garage. FREEHOLD. 951- MORT­ GAGES AVAILABLE


DETACHED AND SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES AND BUNGA- LOWS—EDISFORD PARK, CLITHEROE.


3-BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES, at £3.000 & £3.100. 3- 4-


SABDEN VILLAGE 2-BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS, at £2.750.


2-BED ROOMED DETACHED BUNGALOWS. WITH GAS CENTRAL HEATING AND GARAGE at £3.475.


All the above are covered by the N.H.B.R.C. 30 year guarantee protection scheme and 957- mortgages are available. Representative on sites Sundays 2-30—4-30.


LOCAI ACENTS BRADFORD PERMANENT BUILDING


SOCIETY AND


WOOLWICH EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY


jiaiSK; E mi D. H O R SFIELD


Back Brennand Street, Clitheroe' Tel Chatburn 448 At) types ot work undertaken


Joinery and Building Contractors


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


ADVICE AND ESTIMATES GIVEN Fabulous Offer of


Green Shield Stamps


5,000 with any new television bought within the next 14 days


Choose from Bush, Murphy, Philips, or Marconi H.P. Terms — T.V. Rental — Wide selecton of Transistor Radios


I. G. ROWLAND At your service at


64-66 KING STREET. WHALLEY — Tel: 3585 After shop hours Tel: Gisbum 331


IN TIIE ART OF SPECIALISTS


FOR GATES, RAILINGS, GRILLES, ETC.


WROUGHT IRONW


Afta-AifeVar-M BLAKUY ST FORGE (off Yorkshire St), BURNLEY


B. ROURKE & CO. CYRIL


BURNLEY 228-11 ami BURNLEY 27942 (Member of NMFI5 and AEA) FOR


BOOLE Y Ex-Hoover-Service Engineer


57 WOOING LANG CLITHEROE Phone: 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service


of HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatic


PORK AND CUTTING PIGS Alsu


WANTED EACH WEEK Supply «’l


and casualties attended to promptly N Contact the


COWt: OK ALL UESUHIPl’IONS ORTH EAST LANCS


AND EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS WYCOLLAR M


N WHOLESALERS LTD.. B


ORFOLK STREET COLNE tel Oolne 370


f LIVE ANIMAL CASUALTY SERVICE


Animals unfit for livestock markets uplifted within 50 miles radius


\LAN HELLWELL AND SONS.


tfOSS SIDE FARM. MJLNROW T . NEAR ROCHDALE


elephone Rochdale 45469. - B U C K


RAKING Buy a 4 wheel drive ZETOR TRACTOR


— from —


Peter Cowking Agricultural Engineer Bolton-by-Bowland


,


Wrought- Ironwork ' All Types ot


: made to your own design : — by ' -


Ornamental Ironwork ’


A. & S. RHODES Mordaunt Works


Kirkmoor Road, Clithcroe Tel: 2609 (Days) or


COLNE 3055 (Evenings)


Speedy efficient service at the most reasonabe prices


HITEWOOD FURNITURE ’ stoort'Ris m Homncharm sn s Llden


W 2/. in the £ OFF THE SILVER KEY


195 Padiham Road, Burnley Tel. 23450.


Pleas* write or phone ter, tree V - catalogue.


; BUSINESSES FOR SALE


BUSINESS FOR SALE In Clith­ eroe. Lock-up sweets, tobacoo,


toes, cards, Stationery, etc. Near schools.—Write Box E3, Adver­


tiser and Times. , ■ ■


NEWS. SWEETS, TOBACCO 3 BEDROOMS and BATHROOM.


Takings £280 p.w. ..- Ncwssheet £36.


. Loan of £200 avnllablc.


Tei. Southport 66855 for. . further details.


r BUSINESSES WANTED


BUSINESS WANTED, Clithcroe or Whalley, anything considered


Cash waiting.—Write Box CIO, Advertiser and Times.


Cheap weekly or monthly •: ' , rates


TRACTOR HIRE


Bo°k now for hnytimo MARTIN HOWARD Phone Slaidburn 232


PETS


WINLEY’S Boarding Knnnni,. GUyll Fields. Barnoldswlck. Tel’.


LOOKING FOR A PUPPY then svT Buralcy, 20401 Wo have the


selection available. All breeds able cash or easy payment


B EV E R L E Y BOARDING K E N N c i " , Most dates ■ available Tel. Mcllor 5h>®'


; ORK


Made in the time-honoured way by . 1 ? targe and anvil to the customer’s own requirements.


„ .


BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS, at £3.050. BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGALOWS, at £4.850.


lace: dining room: kltchpn. pantry: garage and workshop., etc - • ■ *


lhree, bedrooms: bathroom: front entrance vestibule, large piving room of character with beamed celling and stone «re-


Most attractive well laid out gardens. VIEWING STRIOUjX APPOINTMENT


hall: cloakroom-with wc and wash basin: spacious, lounge, dining room: unu-fitted kitenen. p: 1 ntry. etc. Integral garose.


obes; bathroom and wc: front entrance v es t i b u 1 e. entran cl Evenings 2016


Advertiser and Times . ' FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.S.V.A.


Auctioneers, Valuers aiul Estate Agents


Offerfor Saloby AuctionON THE PREMISES ON WEDNESDAY. 25th JUNE next, at 3 p.m.. subject to the conditions of sale to be then ana mere produced.


wryrmvnsAIJj & POKREST have received instructions to


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


THE DWELLINGHOUSE


• 103 BEECHMOUNT, WADDINGTON


Conveniently sited within the village (facing the Parish Church), trie compact, Accommodation compiises. Sitting Room; Living Room: Scullery (H. &C Water) Two Bedrooms and Bathroom. Outside W.C and Fuel Store. Mains Services. Current General Rate payable £20-19-3d. Ground Rent per


Vuctioneers' Offices: Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695),


endor’s Solicitors- Baldwin, Weeks & Baldwin. 4 Duck Street. CUtheroc. (Tel', 2152),________________


\ .THE WELL-APPOINTED TERRACED DWELLINGHOUSE, .


' 28 CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE;


WITH GARAGE


a A substantial stone-fronted property with palisaded garden, f nd In a most convenient situation for all services. Most


Interior decoration. . .


e Vestibule; Hallway: Lounge with, bay; Living Room, WELL BUILT GARAGE AND FUEL STORE Mains Services: Current General Rate: £31 4s ud.


THE COMMODIOUS FAMILY DWELLINGHOUSE . 80 PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE


Room (both rooms entered from Hall): Breakfast Room: Kttchen;Larder Three Bedrooms combined Bathroom and W.C. Yard at rear with Usual Offices. Mains Services. Current Annual General Rate: £24 4. 6 Ground Rent- £2. 5. Od.


Clitheroe Cricket Field from the rear. Accommodation:- Vestibule: Hnll:Lounge with bay: Dining


Particulars.and Appointment to View from: HOTHERSALL & FORREST


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


C. Silverwood - J. Balsliaw AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS


Livingstone House


Slaidbum, Nr. Clitheroe, Lancs. Telephone: Slaidbum 652


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE To-Morrow. Saturday, Juno 14th.


LANESIDE FARM. (Station Road).


Mitton. Nr. Whalley. ( B la o k b u r n ) . . ■


■ for Mr. D. Swindlehurst.


laying). t Implements, household furni­


last week). Also liver chestnut pony 4 yrs.


(3-4 month). ( Five pullets and four hens ure and effects (as advertised


h h . Sale: Implements 1 o’clock,


(ride or drive) 12. 2 li.h., saddle and bridle. Set or gears for 13-14


cattle pony; household effects 1-45.


Numerous hosehold effects. Prompt start appreciated.


Saturday, August 2nd: Nr. Mellor. OTHER FIXTURES:


Wednesday, August - 20th: Nr. Longridge. Saturday. August 9th: at Cow W Ark.


ednesday, August 20th: At Longridgc.


Nine b & w hfr. bull calves


91 Waddington Road Clitheroe


Telephone: 2011


AFreehold Valuable Ideal w ttraotivo Positioned Farm, siith extensive view of country­ A de, to be offered for Sale by


Vacant Possession on Completion.


uction at The Eagle and Child . Hotel. Hurst Green


Wodnosday.■ June.25th at 7 oelock.


All that, 44 acres or thereabouts Farm known as


HUDD LEE HOUSE FARM. ( Hurst Green, Blaokburn.


Situate off the Longridge-Hurst Green road, turn at Cottages near Punch Bowl Hotel).


brochures. Vendors Solicitors.


Built principally of stone. It is situated to overlook


ixtures have been iastalled within the last five years. Bright ACCOMMODATION: —


wall cupboards. Three excellent Bedrooms and combined Bathroom and W C. Yard at rear.


xtended Kitchen fitted stainless steel sink unit and ranges of


PubH™ Viewing? Sundays. 15th and 22nd June from 2-30— A 4»30 o m


OCCUPYING AN EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL POSITION. WAREHAM,


1930's of brick with Tyrolean rendered elevations. Standing in large mature gardens enjoying a southerly aspect with a superb outlook to both front and rear The beautifully,- appointed accommodation comprises:


RIBBLESDALE AVENUE, CLITHEROE \ magnificent detached house constructed in the mid


ROOM 11’ 2" X 9' 2": FULLY-FITTED KITCHEN 11’ x 9’; THREE DELIGHTFUL BEDROOMS !■ 22' 3" X 12’: 2: 14’ 2" X j O'* ;)• 11’ X 9’ -2”: BOXROOM. HALF-TILED TWO-PIECE bathroom, separate w.c . garage fuel store: two Garden STORES. Rates payable £108 per annum. Freehold. lawnThe gardens are a particular feature of Wareham with large


and doors . -- ------_ .. ___ _____


at the rear. SUPERIOR SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE.


RAVENSWING, EASTHAM STREET, CLITHEROE


A spacious semi-detached house constructed in 1914-pf brick with large garden areas and situated in a superb position approximately half a mile from Clitheroc centre with magnifi­ cent views towards the River Rlbblc and Waddington Fells


beyond.Tbe well appointed accommodation comprises: ENTRANCE PORCH cloakroom: SPACIOUS HALL; LOUNGE 16’ 3” x 15’: Italian marble fireplace, large bay window: DINING ROOM 16’ 2’ x 16' 2". copper bronze inset fireplace: STUDY or PLAY­ ROOM. 10' 8” X 8’ 3”. door to SUN LOUNGE: KITCHEN 16' 1" X 12' double drainer sink unit: LARGE PANTRY. 1 Gracious staircase to FOUR EXCELLENT BEDROOMS 1:


excellent garden areas to the front and rear with lawns, lierbacious borders and rose trees.


MAGNIFICENT DETACHED BUNGALOW IN SUPERB RURAL POSITION.


GREEN WAYS, WEST BRADFORD ROAD WADDINGTON, Nr. CLITHEROE '


SUPERB THROUGH LOUNGE with DINING AREA 26’ 2" x 15' 6': EXCELLENT KITCHEN 13’ X 9' 8". BEDROOM 1: 15' 7” X 14’: BEDROOM 2- 12’ 7" X 11’ 7’’. TWO-PIECE BATHROOM; SEPARATE W.C.; REAR PORCH; UTILITY ROOM. x First Floor—BEDROOM 3: 16’ x 8' 6”: BEDROOM 4: 11’ 6”


elevations, occupying a delightful elevated position with wonderful open views to both front and rear and set amid attractive mature gardens. Comprising: OPEN PORCH ENTRANCE: LARGE HALL:


Constructed hi 1934 of rustic brick with granite chipping


5' 6". Ample space for a further large bedroom. a DETACHED GARAGE 17’ 8” x 12’. Rates payable £76 per


nnum. Freehold.


LUXURY DETACHED BUNGALOW 6, THE GROVE,


of a ciuiet cul-de-sac with pleasant garden areas to tire front, side and rear. The accommodation comprises: OPEN PORCH ENTRANCE to ENTRANCE HALL: LOUNGE 15’ X 11’ 7". attractive stono fireplace, glazed doors to DINING ROOM, 9’ 5” r x 9' folding door to FULLY-FITTED KITCHEN with superb


CI-IATBURN PARK, CLITHEROE Situated in a. choice position off Chatburn Road at the end


V 1' 9 ’ x„7 ,10’’: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM.


- tieonWe-dviveway to DETACHED GARAGE 19’ 3” x 8. s Rates Pajiblo £65 p.a. Leasehold—ground rent £10. All mains


ange of "Elizabeth Anne” eye level and floor units. 1 THREE BEDROOMS 1: 15’ x 11’: 2: 11’ 7” x 9’ 5’’: 3:


HEATING. Tile property has recently been decorated both externally and Internally to a very high standard and is in impeccable condition. All fitted carpets, pelmets and Venetian blinds are included in the sale


Rateable value £23-0-0. Mains


water. Electricity installed. Apply to Auctioneers for


21 Church Streot, Clitheroe, Tel. 2264.


Ramsbottom, Liddlc & Co.,


To View Tel. (Farm) Stonyhurst 336.


Chaigley. Wednesday. August 27th: at


Saturday. August 30th: in Clith- croe HSaturday. September 0th: at


urst Green. C. SILVERWOOD—J. BALSHAW (Auctioneers).


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD. RAILWAY ROAD. CLITHEROE.


Office Address: NEW MARKET STREET. CLITHEROE, BB7 2dW.


AGRICULTURAL AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. ROBIN M ADDVMAN. AS.V.A.Auctioneer/Offlce Manager. Tei. Clitlieroe 3325. or Skipton 3641 (home).


TODAY. FRIDAY, FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF IN-CALF CATTLE. AT.12 NOON. MONDAY. JUNE 16th.


WEEKLY SALE OP FATSTOCK AT 12 NOON.


40-50 Pigs; 500-600 Lambs Hoggs and Fat Ewes. Please Note: Ballot for Lambs drawn at 11-15. Only stock weighed and graded by tills time Included.


50-60 Steers, Heifers and Fat Cows;


Please ensure that & properly completed Fatstock Entry Form in m the hands of the certifying officer before grading, and where possible before the day of grading.


Weekly Sale of Daily Catttle at 12 noon, Rearing and Bobby Calves 11-30 am. Sheep and Lambs at 12-30 p.m. approx. Including a consignment of horned ewes and lambs from the north country.


TUESDAY. JUNE 17th.


RICHARD TURNER & SON KING STREET. CLITHEROE


Will soil by auotion (subjoot to oopditiops and unless sold previously) at


THE FESTIVAL HALL. GISBURN. YORKS, on Thursday. 3rd July 1969, at 3-30 n.m.


HARDEN OLD HOUSE FARM, EARBY, YORKS.


This valuable Dairy and Stock Rearing Unit comprises 101 acres,-modernised farmhouse and detached worker’s cottage Modernised buildings comprise: Silage Store 48 cubicles, Manure Slurry Pit. Covered Colectlng Yard Fullwood 4 x 4 Hon-inu bone Parlour, Dairy with Pipeline, Implement Shed. Stiri- Shlppon. 12 Shippon. Piggeries and Garage,


Extending to 103 acres the farm has been recently modernise,' ■ •


and largo areas re-seeded, • Vacant Possesion upon completion.


Solicitors, Nolan and Pickles. Albert Road Colne Tel 7in Viewing by appointment with the Auctioneers. Tel. 2369.


u


Top Dogs


go to


a Constructed In 1962 of brick with white rendered elevations mnd set in attractive gardens with an excellent Super­


SUPERB SPACIOUS SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. 41 GARNETT ROAD CLITHEROE


x 10’ 10”. superior tiled fireplace, double glazed doors to DINING ROOM, 12’ x 9' 7”: UNIT-FITTED KITCHEN 12’ x 9’ 6”: REAR PORCH with cloaks cupboard. THREE EXCELLENT BEDROOMS: HALF-TILED TWO-PIECE BATHROOM. SEPAR­ ATE LOW SUITE W.C. Matching brick Garage. Timber tool shed. Ratos payable £65 per annum.


arket and Primary School close by. Comprising: ENTRANCE PORCH; HALL; LOUNGE 13’ 10”


SPACIOUS SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE OF CHARACTER. OAKEIELD,


3, BROOKES LANE, WHALLEY


road.The spacious accommodation comprises DINING ROOM 14’ 10” X 12’: DINING KITCHEN 16’ 6” X 12’ 2”; PANTRY REAR HALL; UTILITY ROOM 14' 8” x 10’ 9”: WASH-HOUSE: FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS; TWO-PIECE BATHROOM- SEPAR­ ATE W.C.Garage 1G’ x 8’. Two fuel stores. Rates payable £48 per annum.


s Built in the late 1800's of stone to the front brick to the pide and rear with a blue slate roof. Set In a well secluded


osition In the centre of the village but away from the main i LOCAL AGENTS FOR


ABBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


CAME ASTRAY


CAME ASTRAY Look ewe and Tel. Whalley 318a.


DOGS


•■ t o a . w “v s ,


f '-'■: * £M


EDISFORD KENNELS Expert Beauty Treatment for Terriers, Poodles and All Breeds


D o g s and Cats Boarded


Collection and Delivery Service


Pedigree puppies supplied


Mrs. J* NUTTALL Tel: Clitheroo 2129


— r r „ EE DALMATIAN puppies Pfs° Derwent' Crescent, Edlsford park. Ollthcroo.


. ^rntnllev . : PUPP!E?.


------ i—


Corels, ' Xalyliams: Slieltles.-'-Scotties, Collies. v i


Border Caffies, let DISIjF,y farm. lane! winrrLir-LE-wooDS,


'W e s , Stairs/ Bull Ter-


NefrClIORLEY ^ ^ . ^ H c n T o ^ R d 9


. c l l th e r o c . : : ■ ,


cALOflEe—Poodles, Dalmatians. chihuahuas,.' Lassie


- apaniels, _ Labradors, FARM FOR SALE


FIRST-CLASS HILL FARM for isale. South House Farm, Horton


ommediate possession. Offers


farmhouse and buildings to­ gether with 788 acres including own Moor and valuable sheep I gaits on adjoining allotments.


n Ribbicsdale. Modernised


Messrs. Ingham & Yorke, Little- moor, Clithcroe. or Messrs. Chamberlaine Brothers & Ed­ wards. Loreburn House, Mont­ pellier Circus, Cheltenham.


ver £17,500.—Apply Agents, EXPERT SERVICES


TARMACADAM REPAIRS, paths, drives, etc. No deposit.—Tel.


Blackburn 22201.


HEDGE SPRAYING.—W. Holden. Tel, Stonyhurst 248.


DOGS


SHIREBURN BOARDING KENNELS


CLIPPING - STRIPPING ALL BREEDS


Collection and Delivery


Mrs. ROSE KENYON Tel: Clithcroe 3846 CAMERA CABIN i


■Polaroid Cameras from* £6/19/0., : Kodak Instamattcs .front 79/6.•-


. Cine Cameras from £8/19/6. • Cine Projectors from • £22. r - . . .


This week - only.-: Uolex 155 ; Macrnzoom, our price £155/


Pictures nnd Photos Framed. Railway and Car reproductions by Prescott-PIckup.


30 BLACKBURN ROAD. ACCRINGTON .


Tfit. 31802. , v.-: Ilford Iustamatlcs front ■ W/-. - - ervices are Installed together with FULL GAS FIRED CENTRAL


er annum. Immaculate decorative condition throughout. There are


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO. Estate Agents and Valuers


6-8 CHURCH STREET


CLITHEROE Telephone: 3252


AND AT BLACKBURN SALES BY AUCTION


RICHARD TURNER & SUN Auctioneers and Valuers. Bentham. Tel 444/5/6, Nr. Lancaster. Local Office:


34a KING STREET.


CLITHEROE. Tol. 2369. FORTHCOMING


PROPERTY AND STOCK SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


June a Tuesday, 17th: Sale of 36.658


The Royal Hotel, Kirkby Lons­ dale at 3.


pcres of valuable woodland and Hasture known as Park Wood,


utton Roof. Kirkby Lonsdale In


a Monuay 30th: Sale of 62 acre modern dairy farm known


Devonshire Hotel, Skipton at 3 p.m. July


s Heights Farm, Silsden in tire


aero dairy and stock-rearing farm known as Harden Old House Farm, Earby. Via Colne, in the Festival Hall, Gisburn, at


3-30 pan. d Saturday, 5th: Sale of 50 acre


kairy and stock-rearing farm i nown as Kays Farm. Rlbchester,


f cre dairy and stock-rearing


Bentham, In the Town Hall Bentham at 3 p.m.


JOHN E. PINDER


36’ 2" x 10' 1": 2: 15' x 14': 3: 14' 9" x 12' 4": 9' x 8’ S": BOXROOM: TWO-PIECE HALF-TILED BATHROOM: LEPARATE LOW SUITE W.C. Double Garage 31’ x 11’. Long peasehold. Ground rent £4-4-8 net- annum. Rates payable £83


dePrincipally in the matter of r ceased estates from areas sur­ iounding Preston, also for clients


within the


n the course of moving homes and- for vendors generally to


SALEROOMS.


STONE-BRIDGE, LONGRIDGE.


Tomorrow, Saturday. 14th June, at 10 a.ni.


VERY NICE SELECTION WITH CHOICE ITEMS ANTIQUE AND GENERAL FURNITURE EFFECTS.


Pictures and Furnishings.


Sale to commence at 10 a.m, with small goods 200-plus lots resuming 1-30 with elec, goods, carpets and furniture. View to 9 p.m.


JOHN E. PINDER,


Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent,


Stone-Bridge, Longridge. Tel. 2282.


Goods collected and delivered by our own transport If required by arrangement through the office.


RICHARD TURNER & SON 34a King Street. Clithoroo. (Tel. 2369).


f Have received instructions t rom Messrs. Robinson Brothers,


do sell the whole of their live and


ead farming stock at LOWER CLOSE FARM,


SALTERFORTH. Via COLNE, on Wodnosday, 18th June, at 1-0 p.m,


cow in milk due Aug.; \ bw calf 6 m.o.; 2 bw Mrs. -18 m.o.; 2 bw steers 7 in.o.; 2 bw hfr. calves 4 m.o.: 1 bw steer 4 m.o.


9 Head of Cattlo, viz: 1 black


Pigs, viz.: 19 Hnd. hogs. p Poultry, viz.: 22 Light Sussex


ullets; 48 hens and bantams, I Work dog.


o Implements, viz.: manure box un wheels: chain harrows: man­ bre pump: stoops and loose tim­


mower: scrap: D poultry cabins: 30 sleepers: wheelbarrow; 9 circular proven bins: 1 dog ken­ nel: vice; grindstone: quantity of hand tools and Implements: battery charges; lamp: silo; cream mugs; butter basin.


overhauled (pulley); 100 gall, diesel: 2 carts on rubbers: cow buckets: hay; circular saw l bench: P.T.O.: quantity of excel­


er: Ferguson diesel recently ent meadow hay; Decring. single PROPERTY FOR SALE


TWO OR THREE bedi-oomod house wanted to rent in CUth­ eroc, any area.—Write, Mr. I.


■


Higham, 186, Railway Terrace, Padllmm.


PROPERTY TO LET


7 SHAWBRIDGE CLITHEROE TO LET


Four-Bedroonied Terraced House with BATH. THREE ROOMS


DOWN. Rent £2-7-6 inclusive of Ratos. Apply by letter with references.


MORTIMER, GORSE & ROSS. 22/23 Richmond Terrace,


Blackburn. Tol. 56246.________ LOANS


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED. F . S. Richards Ltd. 11 Welford Rd. Leicester.


GARDENING


BURNLEY GARDEN CENTRE. Vincent’s the Growers, Oeerpark Nurseries. Town- ley Holmes. Burnley. Where the test costs less. Good range of Pot Plants, Rose trees and Shrubs in : containers. Everything for your lawns. . All makes of lawnmowers supplied. 10ft off Fer- tllscrs. insecticides, garden toots, and all kinds of equipment. Visit us nnd save money. For directions ring Burn­ ley 21162.


BEDDING- P LAN T S .-^ v e r 30 varieties, hardened off. Tomato ’ Plants. Pansies, Rock Plants. Chrysanthemums, Roses, nnd Shrubs in containers. JOHNSONS. SPR1NGWOOD NURSERIES, off Higher Brunshaw Road. Tet. BURNLEY 25316.


SHE EP GRAZED TU R F , machine cut. 2/6 per square yard, delivered. J . & F. LOMAX, Waterloo Nurseries. Bury. Tel. 3911 and 3631.


• :


The National Association of - Funeral; Directors •


ALAN PARKER Funeral Director Member of


ABBEY HOUSE CHURCH LANE WHALLEY


: arranged, with- dignity and efficiency.


The LAST TRIBUTE


INTERMENT or CREMATION TELEPHONE: WHALLEY- 3201 (DAY or NIGHT)


PERSONAL SERVICE. . ' Chapel on Rest available:1 !-


' Thursday. 3rd: Salo of 103


—All our love, Mum and Dad, Langho.—Good luck, goad health and happiness always, from Gran Ormerod


Good health and happiness always.


1969. , _ , GARNER— Congratulations Tony


on your 21st birthday, 17 June. Good health and happiness. —All my love, Marion.


LEEDHAM. — Congratulations Susan on your 21st birthday,


10 June, 1969. —From all at Bishop’s House, Dunsop Bridge.


SPEAK—Congratulations Eric on your 21st birthday, 13 June, 1969. Love and best wishes. —Mum, Dad and Jennifer.


3 p.m. a Wednesday, 9th: Sale of 641


n The New Hotel, Ribchester, at arm known as Stone Grove,


WAKEFIELD. — Congratulations and best wishes Jackie on your 21st birthday. 18 Juno 1969. Love. Mum and Dad Lord. David and Han and Grandad.


WAKEFIELD. — Congratulations Jackie on your 21st birthday, 18 June. 1969. All my love Tony.


ENGAGEMENTS


BENDALL — GREENHALGH. — The engagement is announced between Robin K. A., younger son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bendall of Thatches. Souther- ton Ottcry St. Mary, Devon, and Julia Mary, daughter of Mrs. A. M. Greenhalgh, of Higher Steel- ands, Grindlcton. and the late Dr A. Grcenhaigh


DEATHS


BILLINGS.—On 6 June 1969 (peacefully) at his home, 72,


aather of Cyril, Leonard, Silvia Pnd Vera. Cremation was at —lensington on 10 June. 1969. * Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral Scr-


Hayhurst Street. Clitheroe, William F. H., aged 69 years; the dearly .loved husband of the f late Nellie Billings and ‘ dear


vice. “Rockdale,” Clitheroe 2345.


BLEAZARD.—On G June, 1969, at T the home of her younger son, 25


aged 62 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Thomas Henry and dear mother of Colin and Brian. Cremation took place at Pleasington Crematorium on 9 June. —Inq. Brian Price. Tel Chatburn 297.


iie Crescent. Clitheroe, Evelyn,


BURY.—On 7 Juno. 1969. In private nursing home, Clara, the beloved wife o f 'th e late John Oscar, A. Bury, formerly of


Dnrwen, and dear mother of M a rg a r e t , o f S t . P a u l s V ic a ra g e ;


Low Moor. Cllthcroc. aged 81 years; a service in St. Paul's Church preceded cremation at Pleasington on 11th June. —Inq. Bennett <R. Parkington) Clithcroe. Tel. 2582.


CATLOW.—On 5 June, 1969. tragically. Richard James Victor, the dearly loved son of Richard and Celia Catlow, and dear brother of Martin, Nan. Judith and Barbara, of 10 Hoddcr Grove, Clithcroc, aged 10 years: a service in St. Paul’s Church. Low Moor, preceded t interment’ a t ' Clitheroe Ceme­


—Inq.--Bennett (R. Parking- ton). Clitheroe, Tel. 2582.


ery on -11 June.


WADDINGTON.—On 4 Juno, 1969, at his-home. Stephenson’s Farm, Lane. Ends. Bolton-by Bowland, John Henry, aged 78 years, the dearly lovedi husband of Evelyn1 • and dear father of Fred- and -Isabel’. Service' and ■Interment took place at Holden Chapel on 9 June. —Inq. Brian Price. Chatburn 297.


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


SEEDALL. — Loving birthday memories, 18 June, of my dear husband. I think of the day I met him, And the day God made him mine,


.1 think of the day I lost him, And will to the end of time, —From his loving wife. 15 Central Avenue, Clitheroe.


SEEDALL. — Loving birthday memories, 18 June of my dear dad. Your presence I miss. Your memory I treasure, Loving you always. Forgetting you never. —From his loving son, Michael. 15 Central Avenue, Clithcroe.


SEEDALL.—Its your birthday once again Dad. But just what can we say, Only that we love you And think of you each day. —From his loving son Alan. Daughter-in-Law Dorothy and children.


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


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COMING OF AGE


COTTAM—Congratulations John on your 21st birthday, 14 June. — Best wishes, Mum and Dad.


COTTAM—Congratulations John on your 21st birthday. 1-4 Juno. Health and prosperity always. —From Grandma and Bob.


GARNER.— Congratulations and


best wishes Tony on your 21st birthday. 17 June. 1969. Health and happiness always. From Mum and Dad Hall.


GARNER— Congratulations Tony on your 21st birthday, 17 Juno


ACKNOWLEDGMENT


BILLINGS.—The family ol the late William F. H. Billings sin­


cerely thank all relatives, friends and neighbours lor expressions of sympathy, rer ceived in their sad bereavement, also the family doctor and the Rev, K. Broadhurst. for then kindness and ministrations. 72. Hayiiurst Street, Clitheroe.


BLEAZARD.—The family of the late Mrs. Blenzard wish to take r this opportunity to thank all


received during their time ol sorrow; also the family doctor and staff of Colborne . House, Nurse Curran,-members of the Congregational Church and the Rev. Kathleen Hendry. 25, The Crescent, CHtherc^___


f sympathy and floral, tributes


belatives, friends and neigh­ oours for their kind expressions


CALVERT.—'Hie family of the late Mi’s. Mary Calvert wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of


spiritual offerings and lioral b tributes received in their


sympathy,


t ereavement: also the Sisters of bhe Franciscan Convent, Black­ Durn, and the Rev. Father


tions. 19, Richmond Terrace, Clitheroe and 24 : Eshton Terrace,


Clitheroe.


CROSSLAND.—The family of the late Agnes Crossland wish to n thank all relatives, friends and


sympathy and floral tributes received in their ’ sad bereave­


eighbours for messages of


ment. Also the officials and members of the British Legion, and the Rev. J. C. Hudson for 1 their kindness and help.


9, Tower Hill, Clitheroe.


LEEMING.—Mrs. Lceming, Joan and family wish to thank f most sincerely, all relatives,


received in their sad bereave­ ment; special thanks to neigh­ bours in Highfield Road Clith­ eroe and East Marton for their


athy and floral -.tributes


triends and neighbours, for pheir kind expressions of sym­


many kindnesses. 86, Highiicld Road, Clithcroc, and Sawley House, East Marton.


WADDINGTON.—Mrs. Wadding­ tton, Fred and Isabel sincerely


neighbours for kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their recent bereave­ ment: also members of Holden and Harrop Chapels, staff and Scholars of Lane Ends School t and the Trustees of the Grindlc­


hank ail relatives, friends and Son Charity.


tephensons Farm Lane Ends, Bolton-by-Bowland.


WALKER.—Miss L. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. F. Walker and family wish to thank all rela­ tives. friends and neighbours for their kind messages of sym­ pathy and floral tributes received during their time of sorrow; also thanks to Mrs. T. Killeon, Brownlow Street, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Rhodes and Elizabeth Mossley. 40 Hayhurst Street, Clitheroc; 57 Waterton. Lane Mossley.


WOOD.—Tile family of the late Mrs. if. Wood wish to thank all relatives and friends for kind expressions of sympathy re­ ceived in their bereavement and for donations to the Heart Machine Fund: also the Rev. D. Leyinnd of .41! Saints Church, Pendleton, for his kindness. 22, Market Place, Olncy. Bucks.: 25. Castle View, Clithcroe.


IN MEMORIAM


CHEW.—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Ellen, who died 17 June, 1954. Quiet thoughts of times together


illon for their kind ministra­


Hold memories that will last forever.


—From.Husband and Son .Riley, 1. Peters Street, Rishton.


SLIN G ER.—Treasured memories of a dear- husband and father, George, who died 11 June 1967. Time is swiftly passing by,


But love and memories never die..............


—From,his loving wife Dorothy


and son. Richard, 132, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. APPRECIATION


KELLY,—Mrs. J. Kelly wishes to thank all' relatives, friends and neighbours for prayers, letters, cards,, fruit, -flowers and kind­ ness shown. during her stay in hospital. Grateful thanks. 84, Woone Lane, Clltheroe.


ECCLES.—Mr. and Mrs. A. Ecoies would like to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for gifts t cards and flowers received on


■he occasion of their golden 32, Castle View, Clitheroe.


wedding.


BARROW.—Mr. J. F, Barrow, ■Chairman of Waddlngton Vil­ lage Sports Committee wishes to


he sports day successful.


v thank his committee and all woluntary helpers and everyone t ho helped in any way to make


TAYLOR.—Mrs, H. Taylor wishes to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours, for cards, flowers and kindness shown during her stay In hospital. 1, Mytton View.


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