LARGE BAGS (Approx. 56 lbs.)


PEAT 1/6


0 Dawsons


28/30 Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Tel: 3382


G e o f f r e y T a y l o r E - C o


Estate Agents, Auctioneers, Valuers and Surveyors


CHURCH STREET


Blackburn Bcrnlbt and Clitukroe


CUTHEROE Telephone 3252


SUPERB MODERN DETACHED HOUSE. 71 MITTOiN HOAD, WH ALLEY


LOUNGE l-v 6 x 14* 3” attractive minster fireplace set in lngie- nook. DINING ROOM 13 3" X IV 6” FITTED KITCHEN 10 &’ X 8 l . THREE BEDROOMS—1 * 14 3' x 11 6’ . superb fitted wardrobes witn built-in dressing table; 2: 13’ 4’ x 9* 2": 3: ' 9* 9" X 6 / HALF-TILED THREE-PIECE BATHROOM with


g Situated just beiore Whituam Hoad, and set In mature, arden.*-: to the trout and rear Comprising: KNTHANCE HALL;


shower luting. Outside: DOUBLE GARAGE 36’ x 10' 6 . 600 gallon oil


TWO NEW FOUR-BEDROOMED DETACHED HOUSES TO BE CONSTRUCTED ON:


PLOTS 14 and lo /C PO A SD A L E AVENUE, CLITHEROE


FOUR BEDROOMS; THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. DOUBLE GARAGE. FULL GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING. PRICE: £6,850. Full details from agent’s offices.


Comprising: HALL LOUNGE: DINING ROOM: KITCHEN;


ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW. 37, LANGSHAW DRIVE, CLITHEROE


TTRACTIVE LOUNGE 16’ x 13 , iitted gas fire; DINING/ f KITCHEN 11’ 2” x 11'. double drainer stainless steel sink unit,


gardens to the front, side and rear. A • Comprising: ENTRANCE HALL, night store heater.


Situated In a pleasant corner position with well laid


PIECE BATHROOM. First floor: Bedroom 2: 13‘ 2” x 9’. night store heater Bedroom 3: 11’ 6’* x 8’ 9”, night store heater. INTEGRAL GARAGE 17’ x 10’ 9" All mains services. Rates payable £65 per annum. Freehold.


MODERN CHALET HOUSE WITH MANY EXTRAS. 5, PASTURELANDS DRIVE, BILLINGTON


sch Situated In a popular residential area close to shops find l itted gas fire: KITCHEN 10* 9” x 8’ 7'*, double drainer stain­


ools. f ENTRANCE HALL; THROUGH LOUNGE 27’ 9” X 10’ 4*.


fridge: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. First floor: SPACIOUS LANDING AND THREE BEDROOMS.


ess steel sink unit, superb fitted units, including cooker and


Outside: GARAGE 19’ 6” x 9’ 6“ F Ail mains services are installed, together with FULL GAS


IRED CENTRAL HEATING. Excellent value. Rates payable £46 p.a. Leasehold. G.R. £10 p.a.


TO RENT:


Partial central heating Term: Twelve months minimum. Rent: £12 12s. Od. per week, inclusive of rates. t Application forms and appointment to view obtainable at


THRDetached house with LOUNGE; DINING ROOM: KITCHEN; he agent’s offices. LOCAL AGENTS FOR i


ABBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)


An exceptional semi-detached house, situated in a principal I residential area. Built by local builder, accommodation


Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyors and Estate Agents. 14 GREEN DRIVE. CLITHEROE.


shed etc. R.V. £106. 32 NELSON STREET. CLITHEROE.


ncludes kltchen/dinmg room: large lounge with French windows and serving hatch; spacious hall: three bedrooms and bathroom. Internal access to garage, coal store and wash­ house. Excellent gardens to the front and rear, with garden


End terrace house, suitable lor modernisation with ‘Grant Aid Scheme', comprising kltchen/dining room: living room; and two bedrooms. Low price: £450.


,


Fully modernised terrace house In good residential area: kitchen, living room, dining room: two bedrooms and bath­ room. Excellent condition throughout with many fixtures and fittings. Very reduced price: £2,000 (o.n.o.l.


14. OHATBURN ROAD. CLITHEROE.


Comprising a retail dairy business with long-established f connections In residential area. Superior freehold shop with accounts.


63. GISBURN ROAD. BARNOLDSWICK. GISBURN ROAD DAIRY. Mortgages available to suitable applicants.


Further details and permission to view from the agents: 2, NEW MARKET STREET CLITHEROE. TEL. 2369.


INGHAM AND YORK


Chartered Surveyors, Chartered Land Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers.


VALUABLE DAIRY, STOCK REARING AND SHEEP FARM known as


Littlemoor, Clitheroe, BB7 1GH. Tell 3655/6 FOR SALE FREEHOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY


SLAIDBURN,' NEAR CLITHEROE. 199.087 acres or thereabouts.


PROCTERS FARM


Together with SHEEP RIGHTS on Bum Moor and Dunsop Fell WITH VACANT POSSESSION FROM 1st NOVEMBER. 1970.


This is a sound grassland farm with Milking Accommodation for 34 cows together with tyings for 58 other stock and numerous other useful loose boxes, pens and'accommodation for loose housing of stock.


There is a substantial modernised four bedroomed farmhouse which is well situated and sheltered with excellent views over the upper reaches of the Hodder Valley.


COTTAGE PROPERTY required by professional gentleman. Mains water and electricity. Radius approx. 10 to 15 miles from Blackpool. 1 or 2 bed­ rooms All replies answered.— Box No. B5. Advertiser and Times


HOUSE REQUIRED in Whalley, d anything considered, any con­


ition.—Tel. Whalley 3378.


GENTLEMAN In'senior executive position urgently requires smell flat or cottage furnished or unfirr.]sUed, within three- qua ters of an hour travelling u 0f padihem. PV nr:


Padlh-’-n 72031. extnvlon 39. 3 0 LEI


t ’uq -comfo i'.'.ble furai.r-cd roams to !?t for one lady.— Ann-. E nr-r;-- : , la e.


Cli •


~~ REMOVALS AND s t o r a g e


jmovals-Storage. Box- Blackburn. .Tel. 50456.


Jovlng-Storlng.—Cedar burn. Tel. 67122.


ovals-storage, all areas i Managers. Dlvl 1/3 £


__


For further particulars apply Agents. PROPERTY WANTED BUSINESS FOR SALE OLD ESTABLISHED


GENERAL STORE AND


MIXED BUSINESS


59. WHALLEY ROAD. CLITHEROE


kitchen outhouse, large out­ building for storage or garage. Three bedrooms three-piece bathroom etc.


Modern shop. living room, Tel Clitheroe .2862


(after 6 n.m for appointment) SALE OF THE


HARDWARE SHOP known as


HORNER'S, SETTLE


lng room; kitchen; sales shop; three bedrooms', bathroom. Mains services. Turnover: £3—4,000. Full' details from


Accommodation Includes: llv x Bentham, Tel. 444/5/6. . Near Lancaster. -J


RICHARD TURNER & SON. Auctioneers and Valuers,


.


ully-modernised living accommodation. Price, including prem­ ises, stock and goodwill. £3,750. Full printed details and


PARTLY FURNISHED, SAWLEY EE BEDROOMS; BATHROOM; TWO-CAR GARAGE.


1itted units* REAR PORCH AND UTILITY ROOM. Bedroom 1: 1- 6" x 11 5”, fitted wardrobes, night store heater. THREE-


storage tank. Elates payable £55 per . annum. Leasehold G.R. £6 7s 6d per annum All mains services. Gas available Fully automatic OIL FIRED. CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT. EXCELLENT F0UR-BEDR00MED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.


WHALLEY OFFICE: 36 KING STREET. Telephone 2495.


SUPERIOR hKEEHOLD PRE-WAR DETACHED BUNGALOW— THE POPLARS, 11. GEORGE STREET. WHALLEY VILLAGE. Pleasant situation acilolning the village green. Well appointed accommodation with lull CENTRAL- HEATING comprising two double bedrooms; haif-ttled bathroom with coloured suite, separate half-tiled w.c:- front entrance vestibule; entrance nail; lounge spacious L-shaped kitchen and dining area rear porch, etc. Surrounding well-laid gardens. Ample roort- tor garage


EXTREMELY DESIRABLE MODERN FREEHOLD SEMI­ DETACHED—“TORRABAE." WHALLEY ROAD, BILLINGTON, Nr WHALLEY. Beautiful situation commanding panoramic views of the Rlbble valley and beyond. The superbly appoin­ vted accommodation with lull gas CENTRAL HEATING, pro­


w.c entrance hall; spacious lounge and dining area; unit- fitted. kitchen Integra' garage Gardens front and renr.


ides. three bedrooms: fully-tiled bathroom: half-tiled sep


room:iled bathroom sep w.c.: entrance hall; lounge; dining A Detached garaae.


hwo double bedrooms; bathroom: front entrance vestibule;


BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED FREEHOLD SEMI-DETACHED— t 2, PEEL PARK CLOSE. CLITHEROE Three bedrooms: hall-


Kitchen with super rnnee of titted units, fridge, etc.


TTRACTIVE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW—14. DERWENT CRESCENT. CLITHfcHUE. Two bedrooms: bath­ room. front entrance vestibule; hall: large living room: dlntng/kitchen etc Space for garage.


FULLY MODERNISED TERRACED HOUSE—8, GRAFTON t STREET. CLITHEROE. Excellent condition and containing


allway; sitting room; living room; kitchen, etc. Good mort­ gage available.


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO, LTD. RAILWAY ROAD. CLITHEROE, BB7 2 JW. TEL. CLITHEROE 3325.


TODAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th.


IN-CALF CATTLE AND STORE CATTLE AT 12 NOON. Good entries expected.


80-90 Steers, Heifers, and Fat Cows; 30-40 Figs. 100-150 Ewes: 1,100-1.200 Lambs.


WEEKLY SALE OF FAT STOCK AT 12 NOON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 7th. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th,


the hands of farmers; buyers can be assured of selecting from sound well-doing cattle for which this district Is noted. WEEKLY SALE OF CALVES AT 11-30 a.m.


2.000- 3,000 Half-Bred Ewes. Masham and Mules, shearlings 1 upwards, from many good stocks in this sound area.


GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF HALF-BRED EWES AND GIMMER LAMBS.


O ATALOGUE SALE. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY SEPT. 7th. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Gth.


C - . of Breeding Ewes or Gimmer Lambs.


200-250 Suffolk. Down Breeds, Bluefaced Leicester. Wensleydale, Teaswater, Rams and Ram Lambs, from many well-known stocks A very important sale, which has attracted a very good entry of quality Rams of this typs.


ANNUAL PRIZE SALE OF DODDED RAMS. A Judging 10 a.m Sale 11 a.m. Entries to time of sale. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th.


L GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF UNCROSSED HORNED EWES. B Entries close on reaching penning capacity of mart.


onk and Cross-Bred Ewes from the fells of Pendle, Bowland, Bleasdale. Belmont and Anglesark.


allot and Catalogue published Tuesday, September 22nd. Schedules for all Sheen Sales available from the office. Tel. Glithcroe 3325, or evenings Skinton 3641.


Annual Price Sale of Half-bred and Mule Shearling Gimmers and Ewes. Catalogued entry of: 1.250 HALF-BRED AND MULE SHEARLING GIMMERS: 2.500 HALF-BRED AND MULE EWES: 25 RAMS AND RAM LAMBS.Sale at 11-0.


SKIPTON AUCTION MART TUESDAY NEXT, 8th SEPTEMBER.


Fortnightly Sale of Store Lambs. Catalogued entry of: A ■ ■ 7.000 DOWN CROSSED AND HALF-BRED LAMBS. Matthew Palllster. Secretary/Manager. Tel. 2375 (Foreman 4411)


WEDNESDAY. 9th SEPTEMBER.


ll consigned direct from local farms and worthy of special attention. Sale at 10-30.


RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers,


and also at 2 New Market Street. Clltheroe Tel. 2369.


Bentham. Tel. 444/6/6. Near Lancaster


FORTHCOMING SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


September Final Reminder:


p Friday. 4th: Sale of the very aleasantly situate cottage with 1 Ccre of land known as Friendly u ottage, Locka Lane, Arkholme, opon the premises, at 3 p.m. Sale


Final Reminder: o Friday, 4th: Sale of upwnrds


f furniture at 1-30 p.m.


Nf 1,500 lambs at Cow Dub, Dent, Harm known as Beeeroft Hall,


r. Sedburgh. Sale at 1 p.m. f Wednesday, 9th: Sale of the


Town. Hall. Bentham, at 3 p.m. a Monday 14th: Sale of valu­


orton-in-Ribblesdalc. m the


kble dairy and stockrearing tarm Fnown as Harden . Old House


arm. Earby, in the Devonshire Hotel. Skipton, at 3 p.m. F Monday, 14th: Sale ot Heights


Hotel. Skipton. at 3 p.m. tuMonday. 14th: Sale ot furni­


ntham for R. Procter, Esq. exWednesday. 16th: Sale of the


arm. Silsden, In the Devonshire Bere at Fayremeade, Robin Lane,


e clusive small country prop­ veWednesday. 16th: Sale of the


known as Hill Top, Low Ben­ tham, in the Town Hall, Ben­ tham, at 3 p.m. p Thursday, 17th: Sale ot the


ry deslroble smallholding


i roductive dairy and stock-rear­ Fng farms known as Hoober Harm and Varley Field Farm. t orton-ln-Craven, Skipton. in


tore lambs at Rlbblehead . Station Nr. Ingleton.


kaluable agricultural property


M- Eastwood.. v Monday. 21st: Sale of the


Kendal. In the Town Hall Kendal at 3 p.m p Tuesday. 22nd- Complete d’s-


3 p.m.Friday, 18th: Complete disper­ sal sale of 40 cattle and 70 sheep, etc., at Kepp House,' Burton- in-Lonsdale. tor H. Taylor, Esq. s Friday, 18th: Second sale of


he Festival Hall, Gisburn, at


sheeo -and - implements at -Dry Beck. Horton-ln-Rtbblesdale, for


nown as High Leys. Creok. near Hersa1 sale at Hnober Farm.


Mr Berry salFriday, 25th' Comn'ete rilsner-


ln-Rlbblcsdale. tor Messrs. M & P. Forster.Monday, 28th: Complete disper­ sal sale at Gearstones, Chapel- le-Dale. Ingleton, tor G. T. Dent, Esq


orton-ln-Crnven Sklpton for sale at Beeeroft Hall. Horton-


Meadow Top, Slaldburn. near Clltheroe.


t Date to fix: Sale of the coun­ ary cottage in need ot renovation


nd 45 acre tarm known as p Monday, 21st: Complete dis­ ersal sale of 25 cattle, 500


rty of charm known as Galley i Hill, MelUng, Nr. Hornby, In Moil­


ng Hall Hotel. Melling. at 6-30 p.m


JOHN E. PINDER


First part fortnightly two-day sale, within the


SALEROOMS,


STONE-BRIDGE, LONGRIDGE, 5 Tomorrow, Saturday,


th September, at 10 a.m.


FURNITURE. TELEVISIONS. FRIDGES. WASHERS, CARPETINGS.


PRINCIPALLY MODERN STYLE HOUSEHOLD


Cafe equipment and furnishings; contents deceased estate recently


re-furnished. About 550 lots. View to 9 p.m.


Thursday. Next.


ANTIQUE and. OLDER STYLE FURNITURE. ORNAMENTS,


10th September, at 1-30 n.m. Second Part fortnightly two-day sale.


P(Beattie 'Old site’ Arcade, PICTURES.


reston). BRIC-A-BRAC and MISCELLANEA.


View dally.to 6.p.m. about 200 lots.


’ JOHN E. PINDER,


Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent.


Stone-Bridge and Berry Lane, Longridge, Tel. 2282.


TO LET OR TO SELL:


383 Acre Dairy and Stock-Rearing Farm known as


CRAVEN LA1THE FARM, R1MINGT0N, NEAR CLITHEROE


Gisburn 3 miles, Nelson 4 miles, D Comprising soundlv built


dining room; lounge: ' sitting room; kitchen; pantry; four large bedrooms, bathroom; two cellars. N.R.V., £30


Hill Cow Subsidy. THE FARMHOUSE contains:


large barn: shipoons for 44 with water bowls' and milking* mach- loose line pipeline: shtppon for 14: two


THE BUILDINGS include:


houses; garage; lmn’ement shed, etc.


boxes: hogg house: loose


f Mains electricity. Private water drom bore hole. Septic tank arainage. Together with 383.522


MEADOW, PASTURE a n d ROUGH PASTURE LAND all well watered and fenced and in good hesrt.Freehold with vacant posses­ sion on completion. Viewing bv arrangement. Tel.


cres or. thereabouts of sound


GISBURN 358. Full details from:


RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers,


Bentham, Tel, 444/5/6, Near Lanoaster.


ASTURE and ROUGH GRAZ­ •ING part of which is eligible for


r WELLING HOUSE, excellent Pbouts of sound MEADOW,


ange of stone built BUILDINGS a together with 383 acres or there­


EBENEZER TERRACE, ftage. Newly decorated and in


End of block of four. The property contains vesti­ tbule, hall dining room, kitchen,


irst class condition throughout.


wo bedrooms, modern three- piece bathroom, also storage basement. Full solid fuel central heating installed. Garage space. Panoramic views to rear. Rates


| agents: MORTGAGE SERVICES,


paid £13 13s. Od. View by appointment with the


14, Audlcy Ranse. Blackburn, Tol. 56468 till 8 P.m.


16, NELSON STREET. LOW MOOR:


croe


house small scullery, attic bedroom. lobby.—Apply: Nelson Street. Low Moor, Clith-


4-roomed terraced


FIVE ROOMED terraced house with bath and sink in rear bed­ room • Rates payable £21.— Apply: 14, Kay St., Clitheroe


after 6 p.m.


WADDINGTON. Semi-detached house, three bedrooms and bathroom. Vacant possession on t completion. — Astinley, Beech-


horpe Av., Waddington.


TERRACED HOUSE with garage, for sale, 53, Woone Lane, Clith­ eroe.—Apply at the above address.


SABDEN VILLAGE, detached chalet bungalow, built 1968. Three bedrooms, fitted cup­ boards, one bed/study. Bath­ troom with shower. Garage. Cen­


Sral heating. Caravan space. Buperb country views. 15 mins. Clackburn, Burnlev. 8 mins.


litheroe. £5.600 or offers.—Tel. Padiham 71328._____________


ATTRACTIVE MODERNISED HOUSE, for sale. 16, Grafton Street. Clltheroe. Comprising: l entrance hall, sitting room,


large kitchen, fitted carpets throughout, two bedrooms (one with fitted wardrobe), bathroom with modern three-piece blue suite.—Apply above.__________


iving room with Baxi grate, WANTED TO RENT


COUNTRY HOUSE, cottage or farmhouse required to rent, within 10 miles radius of Cllth­ eroe. Must have minimum three bedrooms.—Write Box No. Dl,


Advertiser & Times.


BILUNGTON, Nr. WHALLEY Garden-tronted country cot­


SHIREBIJR1N BOARDING KENNELS


CLIPPING STRIPPING ALL BREEDS


Collection and Delivery Mrs. ROSE KENYON Tel. Clitheroe 3846


LOOKING FOR A PUPPY? then contact


ALSATIANS, LABRADORS. POODLES,


ROELEX PUPPY CENTRE who have


____


Quality puppies of all breeds supplied Show or Pets :: Cash or Terms.


SPANIELS. LASSIE COLLIES. TER­ RIERS, SETTERS. O.E. SHEEPDOGS, SHELTIES.


Excellent after sales service Includes deliver.* of all kinds of dog foods. TEL. LANCASTER 2542 or BURNLEY 29407. Or contact:


PILLING LANE, PREESALL. TEL. KNOTT END 653 or INGHAM FARM HOUSE.


Mr. LANDY, FAIRHAVEN,


ROYAL ESTATE. BURNLEY. *


BOARDING. Cats and doss. Ideal coun try conditions. Free exercise. Transport available. Inspection invited. HILLSIDE KENNELS. NANSGREAVES. BURY.


Tel. Ramsbottom 2029.


PEDIGREE PUPPIES. Cash or no interest weekly terms. Chihuahuas and SheUtes, Alsatians, Poodles (all sizes and colours). Cairns. Labradors Boxers Yorkics, Spaniels and Dobermnnns. Atro Siamese Kittens. HILLSIDE KEN* NELS, NANSGREAVES,' BURY. Tel.


Ramsbotiom 2029.


PUPPIES GALORE. — 5.000 available yearly. Sensible prices. Insured. Injected. TOM SCHOFIELD. DISLEY FARM, MOSS LANE. WHITILE-LE-WOODS, near OHORLEY.


BLACK LABRADOR RETRIEVER l PUPS, 3-month-old. K.O. Inocu­


ated.—Tel. Blackburn 48065 tor appointment to view.


HOME URGENTLY NEEDED for pretty grey .male kitten. Please will someone offer.—Write Box No. D2, Advertiser & Times.


LABRADOR PUPPIES, excellent pedigree, both sexes, either black or golden. Ready end of September.—Tel. Clltheroe 4661, evenings and weekends.


.......


lso in senarate ring sale of nil classes Store Sheep. Half-Bred and Homed Lambs, Half-Bred Ewes and Shearlings. Last year’s entry 1,560


A sale w.ell worthy of the attention of any intending purchaser n


rder of sale: Ewes Lambs. Other classes Ewes and Lambs offered last. Judging 10-30 a.m. Sale 11 a.m.


.000- 1.500 Half-Bred Masham and Mule Gimmer Lambs, from many well-known breeders Prizes for Ewes and Lambs.


WEEKLY SALE OF NEWLY-CALVED CATTLE. AT 12 NOON. 100-120. Cows and Heifers, mostly good quality heifers, all in


100-150 GOOD REARING CALVES from some top class herds. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th.


MEMORIALS A f i v p r i K P r Q i i n l l lT I c S tJ. f d . Cll-EU- JL JL1.JLM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1970


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.S.V.A.


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


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


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


ATTRACTIVE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED DORMER BUNGA­ LOW 8. HILLSIDE CLOSE, CLITHEKOE. In excellent residen­


tialsituation convenient for town but within yards open countryside. Accommodation: ground floor halt. lounge,


dining. kitchen, fitted high-quality matching principal bedroom; three-piece bathroom Upper noor. Dea room No. 2 witi- fine range of Dullt-ln wnrdrobes and panelled wall: bedroom No. 3. landing with store cupboard. Th. garage 117' 3 ' x 9' 3"l is Integral. CENTRAL HEATING faYb TEM by ott-peak electrical storage heaters.. FREEHOLD Generous garden area, principally lawn. Particulars trom


HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


PRE-WAR SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE. 32. PARK AVENU|. CLITHEROE Erected by local tradesmen In quality materials.


The situation is central, the locality desirable. The well- proportioned accommodation comprises: hall: lounge, dinim. room kitchen: larder: rear porch with access to wash-house. Three bedrooms half-tiled bathroom: separate w.c. Garage. Garden areas front side and rear. Particulars and appoint­ ment' to view from Hothersall ft. Forrest.


MODERN SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW, 4. LANGDALE t AVENUE, CLITHEROE Comprising vestibule: hall;, lounge


sink unit, wall and tioor units two bedrooms: three-piece bathroom Garden areas, garage space. Current general rates payable* £36. Ground rent: £5. Particulars and appointment


ile range with “Haxr interior. Kitcnen, titted stainless steel to view from HOTHERSALL ft FORREST


FOUR BEDROOMED TERRACED OWELLING H 0USE IN THE WADDINGTON ROAD AREA SITUATE AT 30 SCHOOL TERRACE. CLITHEROE rills substantial stone-built resi­ dence has a palisaded garden frontage and comprises: veslff- buie. hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen with Rayburn cooker larder four bedrooms: three-piece bathroonr Yard and offices with room for *• vehicle Annual ground rent


£2 i* Ud Current general rates payable* £32


THREE-BEDROOM TERRACED DWELLINGHOUSE 5. F*{K STREET CLITHEROE. A brick-built property off the main


£21 Rs 8d Annual ground rent: 16/6d .


highway with excellent accommodation for a family, vesti bule. hallway, sitting room living room: kitchen, larder Three bedrooms (two double and one slnglel: three-piece bathroom. Concreted yard with tool shed: fuel store and out­ side w.c. Mains services. Current general rates payable.


STONE-BUILT TERRACED DWELLINCHOUSE. No.,12. CURZON STREET. CLITHEROE. comprising- hallway, sitting roonv


pper tioor bedrooms Yard with fuel store and w.c. Mains services Current, general rates payable £17 6s. 8d.


u living room: kitchen, white sink (h. & o water):


ENH-TERRACE DWELLINGHOUSE. 23 KAY STREET. CLITH­ EROE. with pleasant views, and comprising, hallway, sitting


tadiators, kitchen stainless steel sink unit: kitchen annexe, £18 13s 4d


one). Yard with fuel store, w.c. and small workshop. Annual ground rent; £1. 5s 8d. Current general ’rate payable:


wo unper floor bedrooms (bath and washbasin in^the rear


room, tile range: living room excellent tile range with Ray­ rburn Princess" closer] stove supplying three central heating


STANE-nillLT TERRACED DWELLING HOUSE. 56. HAYHURST STREFT. CLITHEROE. Comprising sitting room and living kitchen on the ground floor: and two double bedrooms above. Yard at rear with w.c. Mains services. Current general


rate payable £14 13s. 4d. HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms. Clltheroe. (Tol. 2695.)


-JiayasHisi---------------------- E. & D. Horsfield.


Tel: Chatburn 448 Builders and Joiners


i For all building work and high class Joinery, including attic *


Back Brennand Street, Clitheroe conversions.


f Doors windows wail panelling, in fact—call on us and make vour house a house to be proud of.


Extensions to old and new properties Floors:—Concrete, wood or tiled


PROPERTY FOR SALE


ATTRACTIVE VILLAGE OP WADDINGTON.


Near CLITHEROE.


| Development of Detached Properties by HEALDWOOD


CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.


DORMER BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES with 3 and 4 Bedrooms.


| Prices from £5.495 to £6.750 Including "ELECTRICAIRE" CENTRAL HEATING.


View Days— Sunday from 2-30 to 4 p.ra. H. W. PETTY & CO.


24 MANCHESTER ROAD. NELSON. TEL. 66314.


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


Dogs and Cats Boarded. Collection and Delivery Service


oedtKree ouoDlessuDDllcd Mrs. J. NLiT'l ALL Tel: Olltherne 2129.


PETS |


SILVERWOOD—BALSHAW Auctioneers and Valuers.


Highly Important Total Dispersal Sale,


Tomorrow, Saturday, September 5th> 1970.


situate close to the village ot Newton, along back lane to Slaldburn)


tor Mr. R. Fisher (form sold)


BRUNGHILL MOOR FARM. NEWTON, Nr. CLITHEROE.


sire: Marston Moor Juladema R.M.: dam: Sullom Noretter R.M.- RMX.: dam of sire: Abbeyfall Westward Juliana R.M. (Bred by J. Wrathall 4s Sons Ltd.), Barn-


w70 head of smart black and yohite dairy, in-calf cattle and b ung stock: well-bred Friesian


ull. stlrk, licensed, 11 months, acre. ducks.


condition)). 18 geeso. Guinea fowl and


nsents. etc, Bedford van (1962), RAW—LONSDALE—Mr. and Mrs. T advertised last week.


mMachinery, tractors and Imole r he above sale con be well


127 sheen and lambs (forward . ___,


, , ,


ecommended to Intending cus­ tomers, livestock being young


Caterer will attend the sale). Chairs.


Highly Imnortant Total Dispersal Sale.


CROSS GILLS FARM. HURST GREEN. Nr. Blackburn


C (situate along the B6243


litlieroe-Hurst Green-Longridge Road)


Wednesday. September 9th. 1970 64 head of smart well-bred


Stlverwood—Balshaw ■will sell by auction for Mr. J. C. Holden,


black and white dairy, in-calf cattle and young stock, vis: 4 heifers springing or calved. 10 l cows calved July-Aug.; 1 tow


cows due Jan.: 1 cow seld (beef): 12 heifers


( Sale: 12 o’clock prompt.


oards, kitchen tables and . . .


. f a m i l i e s _______ '


fit and well worth attention. p Household effects: leather 3-


biece suite, kitchenette, cup­ effects.


In Stock specially tor Clitheroe cemetery reguijti, Send for designs and prices or call and Insn.!.™1 NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


1


MONUMENTAL YARD. BLACKBURN ROAD GREAT HARWOOD.


W. ROCK and CO. Telephone 216»


No connection with any other firm or individual BIRTHS


SPEAK (nee Hayhurst).—On 26 i August, 1970, at Hope Matern­


t i n g l e


ty8 Hospital, Salford, -to Jean and Kenneth. Gods gift of a


son Andrew Kenneth. 1 Birch Drive, Pendlebury. Lancs


August, at home, to Vivienne and Ian, God’s gltt of a son. James Ashley, a most welcome brother tor Amanda Jane. Our grateful thanks to Sister Dewrance and all concerned.


(nee Green).—On 28 ENGAGEMENTS


un iT_SPEAK—The engagement His announced betwccn Audrey, youngest daughter of Mr. ancl Mrs A. speak. 23, Siddows Avenue. Clitheroe, sud -Fra^.


Holt, 119, Lowergate. Clitheroe. _Congratulations from ootn


eldest son of Mr.


GOLDEN WEDDLN^ DINS DALE—T0WLER


—Prom family


PRESEN FOR


THEO WILSON & 4 and 7 York Str Telephone


gratulations mum aV,, f t l your golden wedding S i ; I sary.


Love and happiness ah*, John, Dorothy (>


_________ D1NSDALE—T0WLER ^ s


-From John and Sally. * *12% |


wishes nana ana craiM.,18! your golden weddins >V| sary.


DINSDALE-TOWLEfT T ', gralulatious and best JH mum and clad on your $ 1 wedding anniversary j -'-I ber, 1970.


ciirisf of loo frov m ®'


A V. Lonsdale, of 46, Downham Road, Chatburn, are pleased to announce the engagement of


ton. ____ ' ' “-cl


DINSDALE—T0Y/LER ITV gratulations and bKt 3 .


wedding anniversary, ber. 1970 —Love. Geoff. Olive ani tr


, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Knw. nf 1, Greendale View, Grindle-


their youngest daughter. May Lynette, to David John, only


TOWLER—MILLER. — Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller, Lane Side Farm, Grindleton, are pleased to announce the engagement of R their third' daughter Gillian to


Mobin, second son of Mr. and families.


21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


FORSTER.—Congratulations and ■ best wishes Leslie on your 21st : birthday, 7 September, 1970 Love, Mum and Dad.


Jately calved; 3 cows calved dune: 4 cows due Sept: 1 cow


FORSTER. — Congratulations • Leslie on your 21st birthday, 7


months for service: 12 Heifer calves 12 months: 5 heifer calves


ue Oct.; 2 cows due Dec.: 2 18-20


forward and fit condition; 30 HB- (g. & w.) lambs feeders; I


es 3-4 shear; 2o H.B. lamps


time of Bale. FMachinery & implements: 1962


Suffolk ram 3 sheer. Pigs: 2 sows with followers


t erguson 35 (3 cylinder diesel


diesel tractor; 1946/48 Ferguson t.v.o. tractor; 1969 Massey Fer­ guson rear mounted mower; t David Brown Forage Harvester


ractor: 1958 International B250


histle mower; 3-row Centipede: Vicon-Lely Acrobat; Ferg. rear mounted mower; three flat trail­ ers; hydraulic tipping trailer; cattle trailer; sheep trailer; tank cart with new vacuum pump; Wrekln fiat ring roller 8ft.: Col- man 24ft. elevator with engine; electric motor; Barford bale sledge; Ferg. rear transport box; 2-furow Ferg. plough (4 years); i Martin Marknam artificial sower;


2-3 months; 7 heifer calves 3 weeks. ewSheep and lambs: 30 H.B.


September, 1970. Wishing you every happiness. —Love, Grandad and Auntie


Lily.


GARNETT—Congratulations and best wishes Elaine Margaret on vour 21st birthday. 6 Septem­


ber, 1970 Health and hnnpiness alwnvs. —Love from Mum and Dad, Susan. Anne and Andrew.


SWINDELLS (nee Starkie).— Love and congratulations to our dear daughter Sandra, on her 21st birthday. 10 Septem­


ber, 1970. May you always walk In sun­


And God’s love around you H flowealth, wealth and happiness, B be yours.


shine.


ecause we love you so. —Mum and Dad.


SWINDELLS. — Congratulations 2 t.o my dear wife, Sandra, on her


1970. —All my love, Ken.


motor. 3 phase (Fairbanks Morse); veal calf mixer; 30 cwt. bulk hopper; pig weigh machine; metal provender bins: electric fence; tubular gates; 30 railway sleepers; power pulper: pulley shafting; two 100 gall, t.v.o. t tanks; shecD foot bath: bull


ron saw bench, 12 h.p. electric


troughs: metal barrow: 6 plastic buckets; turf or hay barrow; various timber and posts; num­ erous other smalls.


ether; tractor cab; galv.


milk tank (4 years); vacuum milk lift pump; 1 stainless milk unit; 4 alum. Fulwood units: wasli-up bath: Fulwood milking machine. 3 phase motor. 1 h.p.; piping for 40 cattle stalls. 1 Cabins: 3: 24’ x 12'; 1: 16' x


Dairy: 150 gallon Desco bulk 6'2'; 2: 14’ x 10': 2: 12' x 8’: 2:


try appliances. Household effects'.


carved Indian settee (of antique design): carved Indian jewel box; mahogany fold-top table with drawer: mahogany chest of drawers; inlaid dressing tabic: mahogany coffee table; fire­ side chair; Singer table top sewing machine; various stand chairs; pictures; stools; mirrors: pots; pans; plant pots: double and single beds: collection of large earthenware pots: large collection of British Friesian herd books: other smalls: car­ pet 3 x 3J.


x 5: 4 night arks: and poul­ ornate


sale). I Sale 12 o’clock prompt with


(A caterer will attend the


hold effects will be offered same time as Cattle.


and young stock are bred by Bilsbow Simon 3. sired by Hun- day Juladema 2 R.M. or by Bils- row Conrad 5 (sired by Grove Conrad) bred by W. Tomlinson, of Bllsborough.


b Note: The above cattle are all Sred oil the farm, all sired by bullom Roy and Sullom Meil- Bleom 3. bred by J. Wrathall. of


arnaore. H I the younger cattle


Surplus Stock Sale In prepar­ ation for dissolving partnership.


BLOOM FIELD HOUSE FARM Bay Horse. Cockerham Road, GARSTANG


(off main A6 Road, Bay Horse x Roads)


by auction tor Messrs. Wllcock & Tomlinson,


Silverwood—Balshaw will sell


Saturday, September 19th. 1970. s 23 head of cattle: including


buckling charolals lielter ana


followers and due Oct., Nov.: 8 sows and gilts N. served and served from July; 11 gilts for service: 40 stores, 10-12 weeks; 13 weaners: 2 large white boars. (bFoals: grey colt foal, 5 months


ullock calves. Pigs: 22 sows and gilts with


machine. Full particulars next week.


mplements, machinery, cattle (approx) 2 p.m. .sheep. House­


1st birthday, 10 September, LIGHT HAULAGE W BP.RR


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken.


71 WOONE LANE. CLITHEROE.


Tel 0857


DISCOUNT CARPETS


AXMINSTERS, WILTONS,


TUFTED RUGS, ODDMENTS. All at Pounds Off List Price.


Sec a selection from our huge stock on Clithcroe Market, every Saturday, or


Telonhone 3975. H & L CARPETS


11, LANGDALE AVENUE. CLITHEROE.


NYLON STRETCH COVERS


AN AMAZING SELECTION OVER 170 DIFFERENT


PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM


All Prices—All Shapes and Sizes quoted for.


For Free Home Demonstration Ring Glltheroe 3975 or call


11. LANGDALE AVENUE, EDISFORD PARK. CLITHEROE.


LOANS DO YOU NEED CASH?


WHY PAY MORE THAN YOU HAVE TO?


Wo arrange Personal Bank Loans, from 3-4 days at com­ petitive rates from leading Merchant Bankers. HOUSEHOLDERS


Phone or Write to:


J. P. RICHARD & CO. DEPT. A.C.


43 BERRESFORD DRIVE SOUTHPORT


Tel: 86000 or


051-228-14173


c y bay Royal Arab . stallion): t 02-710 digger power loader; 5-


hestnut colt, 5 months. 7 Also: 1962 Massey Ferguson


ouse and Buildings, together G with 34 acres of Productive


For Sale by Private Treaty: H Excellent Stono-Buiit Farm


srassland (Meadow and Pasture) CLERK HILL FARM,


ituate along Clerk H1U Road, Near Whalley, known as


WHALLEY, Nr. Blackburn. B Within easy access to the


h Ideal positioned for pony or


urnley, Accrington, Manchester roads.


as a pig farm. Overlooking, the countryside, would suit residen­


orses, cattle rearing, grazing, or


tial purpose. p Apply to autcloneers, or tele­


3136 to view. . Auctioneers:


hone owner-occupier Whalley


C. Sllverwood, Livingstone House. Slaidburn. Tel. 652.


J. Nr. Clitheroe, Lancs.; W Balshaw. Glen Thorn. 91,


addington Road. Clitheroe. Tel. 2011.


on tipping trailer; strawing


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED. F, S. Richards Ltd. 11 Wellford Rd. Leicester


JONS OF WHALLEY Funeral Services


Personal attention with dignity and understanding


107 pasturelands Drive Tel: Whalley 3537 Night or Day


TOMLlf


for craftsmanship In granite, marble, green slate and stone etc.


THOS. ROCK (ROCK and ALTY)


Monumental Masons


7b, Market Place, Clitheroe , Phone 4277


and at Broomfield Place,


Wttton, Blackburn Phone 51251


• London. SCI. Published . P


Funeral. ‘Rockdale


Tei. Clithcroc ™ „.ss»s^


Eshton W f j f l


publications l i . , Eg,, i 'Advertiser oa


s? cr r atB^ e B ^ tbrs'


F HOW, MMH 1, duneral COM tivM t»;


articular aymenl*JS * * ?hairUek ce £ ^ ; ,b,J ftstSersU,°Aenr0s^ot||i'J


enabling 1IS T|,T| estimate COST.


piscuss with r?'„uirer«»? informing *h®%


Grindleton. —Congratulations from both


rs. W. Towlcr, Holly Bank.


TOMLINSON—SCOTT.^rr gratulations and best -v mum and dad on you- .‘3 wedding aniversary. 4 ' ber. 1970. Love from family; family- family.


mum and dad on your ‘,¥1


flying home Ann Day, the 13-year-old


Geoff. Manna: 1 DEATHS


E Cath. Jack ,..i rnest, Bettv H


DAVIES.—Oil 27 Auoust~lnl suddenly. Harry, aged n


with the rites of Holy (Wi Requiem Mass was offered*^! Ss. Michael ancl John CnH prior to interment at e.M


E the dearly loved lmstau'rl laH C ro.*!


va Davies, of 11. OJuii^uvna,


Bungalows. Cltthcroe Fo-i: TiU


Cemetery, on 2 SeaucM R.I.P


—Inq Bennett (R Parte- Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


"•


REYNOLDS.—On 28 A:H (suddenly) at homo. David, aged four months.’* dearly loved infant


David and Ann li-fcl Reynolds, of 23, Carlton Clitlieroc. A service in * Michael and John Church. - Tuesday. 1 September. ceded interment at Clitir Cemetery. R.I.P. —Ina Tomlinson’s Pinn Service ’’Rockdale." Q’t^i Tel. 2345.


^ -


acknowledgment]


C 0 W KIN G .—Mrs. Cowkinr c family wish to thank m


cerely relatives, friend? ml neighbours for kindness sJ sympathy shown in their ter I loss. Also the police for kvl extreme kindness and consfr-1 i atlon. And thanks to all rj I


o-t dI


n lieu of flowers. c::e ;l generously to Tosslde LvJ tutc Building Fund. Ralngill, Slaidburn.


IN MEM0RIAM


RIDPATH.—In loving memojil a verv dear husband El brother-in-law. John, a I


passed away 7 September. 141 He would not wish for sirsl He never cared for fuss. But just to be remembered And loved by all of us. —From Alice. Annie and Da | Barrow and Billington.


BUCKLEY.—In loving ire=| of a dear mum and naua, .,f died 6 September, 1969. —From Lionel, Pat. Kierant


Paul. ____ BIRTHDAY MEMORIBj


LORO. — Treasured birffn memories of dear -amm.


September). No card, just memorlfo. Also In memorv of he,, 10 September. 1964.


CYRIL HOOT.EY


Ex-Hoover Service Engineer


57 WOONE LANE clitheroe


P hone: 2023


Repairs, Recondition”1! and Service


of H o o rn


A P P LW C S Specialists on Kcjw*


Wreaths & CUT FLOWERS


"TELEFLOWER SERVlCf


Church Brow Gard»» Tel. CLITHEROE^, FOR ALL


FLORAL TRIBtf10 CUT FLOWERS


BARKEm oiiiK63”'' Also Clltheroe


FURNI ba rg J


Bedroom, J| Kitchen


DOUBLE DIVAN I From—


SINGLE D Fron


THREE PIECE SUIT1I ROCKING c l


Presents for all Good Sq


CARPETS, Lljf Fitted by cxperts-|


* DON’T FORGd


COSY WRAP — Nod CEILING TILES! ELECTRICAL I


Electric Blankets, Heaters! Abvaysl


—From Mother. Shte. t- Brothcr and Brian. Sla.dt-.


,


:]£500 for Mayor to spend


I After considering a report b;.| Ithe Town Clerk on the expen| 'fditure normally incurred by i mayor during his two-year ternj I of office, Clitheroe Financd Commute have increased thrl mayoral allowance from £350 tc | £590 a year.


^special events or “At Homes' ‘will be dealt with by the Hos- litality' Committee.'


where a mayor already has telephone, the council will pa;, the rental during the mayoralty plus any charges for call: above the usual average. Thf costs of entertaining visitin;- .civic dignitries or guests afte:


tinue to provide an official cai for use by the mayor, and foi Ins deputy when he is called lupon to attend special events


The Council will also con


.} Finally, it was decided that (the Corporation will not pay for (the printing of the servicii -^sheets for Mayoress's Sunday, f


BLACKBURN S0CIE1


CLITHEEOl Other decisions are th ai


Whalley girl, who has spent the past three weeks seriously ill in a hospital in Salzburg, Austria, is now well enough t0 travel and her parents hope to fly home with her before next Wednesday.


The mystery illness which


confined Ann to bed has been diagnosed as hepatitis (inflammation of the ’iver).


She became ill while in


Austria with a party from her Ribblesdale County Second­ ary School, Clitheroe.


Her home is Abbotsmead,


Mitton Road. Mr. and Mrs. Day have


been with Ann since they were notified of her illness.


On Wednesday this week, Mr. Day telephoned a friend » who has been looking after


; Ann’s three brothers, to say $ that his daughter had been ■'*


■ cleared for travel by the doctors.


Mr. and Mrs. Day are now trying to get an early flight,


: but at this time of the year planes are heavily booked.


Bypas Whalley girl


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