FOR CALOR GAS AND


CAMPING GAZ SEE


R. E. DAWSON LTD. 28/30 Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Tel.: 3382


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


Tel. 2092


' ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS ' ' l '-


WHALLEY OFFICE: 36 KING STREET. Telephone 2495.


EXTREMELY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD SEMI-DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW—4 LlNGFIELD AVENUE CLITH­ EROE. Good situation on the outskirts oi town with principal rooms lacing south and open country. "Oil peak" electric CENTRAL HEATING to three bedrooms: boxroom; bathroom; entrance porch and hall: spacious lounge; large dining/ kitohf-'i e»e. integral garage


WELL-MAINTAINED GARDEN-FRONTED T ERRA C E D HOUSE—4. KIRKMOOR ROAD. CLITHEROE. Convenient situation and containing two double bedrooms; spacious bathroom with a-plece suite: Iront entrance vestibule; hnllwav: sitting room with bay. living room, kitchen, etc. Yard at rear with second w.c.; lucl store and GARAGb.


ATTRACTIVE TERRACED COTTAGE—BRIDGE ROAD. CHAT- t BURN VILLAGE. Open aspect at the front and comprising


room. living/Kitehen. etc. Garden at rear; w.c. NEW PROPERTY


SABOEN VILLAGE 2-


3- wo good bedrooms: front entrance vestibule: spacious sitting


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE Three-bedroomed semi-detached dormer bungalow w:th central heating; garage and superior


quality appointments throughout. £4.425 FREEHOLD. Brdroom s^ml-Detacned Bungalows at £3.050.


2-Rprlrnom Detached snugnlows with gas central neatmg ana race at £-3 625


Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalows at £3.330. EDlSFOwn PAftK CLITHEROE


Detarned ana senu-Detacned Houses and,?,l!25alows 2- 3 -


flnd ETTrago at £5.800 .


Bedr»Kim Semi-Detached Bungalows at £3120 BMroom Semi-Detached Bungalows aT £3.385


3-R«dronm S^ml-DeiRCh'ri H<mses at £3.335 and t3'4y& 3-Redr»«nm Sune^lor Detached Bungalows with gas central


Sevprs ehf'iee n'ot* nvailnble on the green belt triu^® detached -vonertv bnilt *o ourchasers’ requirement*.


All the above new premerty ts covered bv the N H B R C 10 .vear guarantee brotectlnti scheme and 05*7r mortgages are avaliaui©


LITTLEMOOKE. CLITHEROE. BBT 1HG. Tel. 3655/6.


Chartered Surveyors. Chartered Land Agents. Auctioneers and Valuers


PROPERTY FOR SALE INGHAM AND YORKE


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY THE MILL HOUSE.


BELL BUSK. SKIPTON, YORK.


A Country House charmingly situated by the River Aire, on the border o f ' the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and set within attractively wooded ' grounds amounting to almost four acres.


Comprising: '3 reception rooms, kitchens, pantry, seven bedrooms, bathroom, large outbuilding. For further particulars apply Agents.


ATTRACTIVE VILLAGE OF WADDINGTON. Near CLITHEROE.


Development ol Detached Properties by HEALDWOOD


CONSTRUCTION CO.. LTD.


BUNGALOWS. DORMER BUNGALOWS. AND HOUSES


with 3 and 4 Bedtooms.


Prices from £4.975 to £6.750 Including “ ELECTRICAIRE" CENTRAL HEATING


Sunday Iron; 2-30 to 4 p.in. View Days— H. W. PETTY & CO.,


24 MANCHESTER ROAD, NELSON. TEL. 60314.


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)


Auctioneers and Valuers,


will sell by private treaty 14 CHATBURN ROAD.


xtaoeci house, built In. stone lt,u n. slate roof in one of the ore select areas of the town. \ Minted within minutes walk of


CLITHEROE- LANCASHIRE. A substantial modernised


uaes vestibule hall; lounge; tiling room; kitchen; two bed- >nms and bathroom.


rentre. Accommodation ln-


' 'shout- ’ ••ill printed details from the


Ion and is well decorated


litheroe (Tel. 2369). Attractive Modern


Semi-Detached House


11 BLEASDALE AVENUE. CLITHEROE


Comprising three good ped- joms. hall-tiled three-piece


a-throom: entrance mdl. °loak- Dorn with washbasin and w/o paclous through living room 1th Lakeland stone fireplace, ttchcn; detached brick Borage, ttractivc gardens front and


ear. Price £3.900 Tol.: Clitheroe 3154.


REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE. 15 WARWICK DRIVE. CLITHEROE


i'hree-bedroomed. modem seml-


etached house. Full gas central leatlng. Fitted wardrobes, fitted kitchen Brick garage.


£3.960 o.n.o. View any time.


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


B.M.S. nemuvals-Storage, Box­ wood St. Blackburn Tel 504o6.


STUBBS Moving-6toiing.--Cedar St Blackburn Tel 57122


DO OP removals-storage. all area* see Branch Managers plvl 1/3 £


itnils house is in excellent con- -mts 2 New Market Street, BILLINCTON. 36 L0NGW0RTH ROAD,


Large Modernised Terrace House


Freehold.


drainer sink unit: large living. room with now fireplace, newly- decorated, sitting room with new picture window: three bed­ rooms: two-piece bathroom.


Large fitted kitchen, double- or apply:


R.P. £13 per annum. Price £1.600. View any day after 4-30 p.m., |


J. S. TAYLOR,


8. Sudcll Cross. Blackburn. Tel. 59270.


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)


Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyors and Estate Agents.


Country House for Sale by Private Treaty.


4. UPBROOKS. CLITHEROE. LANCASHIRE


r A substantial modernised ter­ cace house with open views and


of the town centre. l Accommodation includes: liv-l


ountry appeal within minutes


bathroom and three bedrooms. Mains services. R.V. £30.


ng/kitclien. lounge, vestibule, f Full details and arrangements


abbey estate. WHALLEY


1965 built, convenient semi­ tdetached bungalow, overlooking


lounge with tasteful stone fire­ place and wall lights, coloured bathroom suite, fitted elegant kitchen, night store. C.H. Small well-kept garden and stone terrace. Garage space.


ihe Nab and The Sands. Compris­ ng two bedrooms, spacious To view ’phone Whatley 2540.


MODERNISED terraced house. 2 bedrooms and bath.—75 Peel a Street.—Apply after 6 p.m. and


t weekends. PROPERTY TO LET


TO LET small premises near Clitheroe Open Market &


Road, Clttheroc. Tel. 3325. LOANS


Leicester CASTLE CONSTRUCTION


W. Hitchen M. Bialecki write or call


Ruildino trado work. Repairs Alterations Cement rendering. Floor Wall and Roof tiling. Paths and Drives constructed and su?faoed HouS0 fronts oointed-Kemest competitive arises,


21, Windsor Avenue, Clitheroc U'.K ALL 1YFES Ui'


surraoeo. n ^ ^ larRB or sma„ Dlstanoe no obiect.


Consul! Castle Construction Tel 3133 . ,


J. G. ROWLAND


_ t e l e v is io n s p e c ia l ist s — . . A Murphy Transistor for nothing! YES—given


ith every New Murphy Television bought from us.' his is our way of welcoming summer and you. as new customer. For the BEST service the BEST this and the BEST gifts you can’t beat the experts.


J. G. ROWLAND


64-66 KING STREET, WHALLEY Tel: Whalley 3585


.


stion Mart Suitable ns office or Atoreroom — Apply: Clitheroe


•, Auc­ uction Mart Co. Ltd., Railway


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED F S. Richards lari 11 Well forri Hd


___


New Market Street. Clitheroe. | (Tel. 2363).


or viewing from the agents: 2, ‘•■SJ


two double bedrooms- three-oiece bathroom. Rear pore ^ yard: usual outside ottlces. Freehold, current general rat payable: £17. 2s. 6d.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms Clitheroe. fTei 2695).


SILVERWOOD—BALSHAW AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS.


FOR SALE BY PRIvT tE TREATY—VALUABLE DAIRY AND STOCK REARING OR GRAZING FARM.


rnntalnlne 37-952 acres or thereabouts of Rich Productive Grafsland (situate close to the village) known as


BRUNGHILL MOOR FARM, NEWTON, Nr. Clitheroe, Lancs.


"sir ?i.'« =ons.5Sfr».k F


barn could be extended). (Vacant possession on completion) ■ ______ r s . use, ss S H S £ H S f S S ’S K H S


cflt house bam hay storages; hay drier bam with two Axiform Ians, nlssen machinery and implement house.


Mains electricity, spring water as fed by Blakes Hydram. Apply to Auctioneers for printed brochures. C. SlLVERWOOD, Livingstone House. Sladburn. Tel. 652., Nr. Clitheroe, Lancs.


SALE FIXTURES: IMPORTANT SALES DATES. NEWTON AND SLAIDBURN.


Saturday.- August 15th: Livestock Sale. Saturday, August 29th: Total Dispersal Sale.


Saturday, September 5th: Total Dispersal Sale. SILVERWOOD-BALSAW (Auctioneers and Valuers), Slaidburn. Tel. 652.


ciitheroe Tel. 2011. For Sale by Private Treaty: HICHER TOWN FARM, FENCE. Nr. BURNLEY.


land, along with the farm buildings. Excellent grazing land). Also: The stone-built farmhouse (as occupied), the whole


Containing 56 acres or thereabouts of meadow and pasture-


may be purchased, or land and buildings separate. Apply to Auctioneers:


C. SlLVERWOOD. Slaidburn. Tol. 652. J. BALSHAW. Clitheroe. Tel. 2011.


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


TODAY, FRIDAY, JULY 10th.


FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SALE OF IN-CALF AND STORE CATTLE AT 12 NOON


GOOD ENTRY OF QUALITY IN-CALF CATTLE CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED.


MONDAY. JULY 13th.


WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK AT 12 NOON. ENTRIES AND ORDER OF SALE:


60-70 Fat Cattle:


30-40 Pigs. 80-120 Ewes; 700-800 Lambs.


Ballot for lambs drawn at 11-30 a.m. for stock weighed and graded by this time.


TUESDAY, JULY 14th.


WEEKLY PRIZE SALE OF NEWLY CALVED CATTLE AT 12 NOON.


Increased entries of locally farmed young cows and quality hellers.expected now.


Completely separate lully accredited section for cattle accompanied by necessary licence.


WEEKLY SALE OF UPWARDS OF 50 GOOD REARING CALVES AT 12 NOON


Next Sale of In-Calf and Store Cattle, Friday, July 24th. FIRST STORE LAMB SALE, FRIDAY, JULY 31st.


SCHEDULES FOR ALL AUTUMN SHEEP SALES NOW AVAILABLE FROM THE OFFICE.


E. & D. Horsfielfl. Tel: Chatburn Builders and Joiners Back Brennand Street, Clitheroe


For all building work and nigh class joinery, including conversions.


Extensions to old and new properties ! Floorss-r-Concrete. wood or tiled


i Doors, windows wall panelling, to fact—call on us and make]


WO WO>U (JOUJVJUUfil AAA your house a house to be proud or.


448. attic!


FOR SALE BY PRlVATE TitEATY


ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW IN GOOD RES I- nPMTIAi LOCALITY, fi DENBIGH DRIVE CLlTHfcKUt- in a pleasant part ol the town and near' primary and doth the Clitheroe Orammar Schools. A stone-fronted property with the following accommodation: nail: Lrshaped lounge, kitchen; three-piece bathroom and two double bedrooms on the ground'floor, third dormer bedroom reached by enclosed


staircase Brick-built garage finished as Modest garden areas front and rear Mains services Annnlnt meat to view from HOTHERSAI.L A- FORREST


MODERNISED TERRACED DWELL1NGHOUSE, 11. FORT ST., CLITHEROE. Well-maintained brick-built property coniprls-


lng- hallway: sitting room, tile range: llvhig room, brlck fireplace with "Bnxl" grate: enlarged and up-to-date kitchen,


fitted double-drainer stainless steel sink unit. unit with lormlca working top, matcli ng wall cupboards,


payable: £19. 6. 8d. Ground rent: 16/6d per annum.


modern gas cooker and modem gas refrigerator. Expelaire ng an outside W.C. Mains services. Current general rate


dencc has a palisaded garden frontagie ond_ comprlsiRayburn bule: halt: lounge: dining room kitchen with Rayourn cooker, larder: four bedrooms: thrM-plece bathrootn w and offices with room for a vehicle Annual ground £2-l-0o Current general rates payable:


TERRACE CLITHEROE Dlls substantial stone-built res* FOUR-BEDROOM DWELLINGHOUSE IN C ENTRAL SITUATION-


wall and floor units, d d stainless steel sink Raypum cooker: larder; four betrooms- bathroom separate w.c.. ba


fan wall heater, strip lighting. Two double i room, two-piece: separate w.c. Yard with usual offices ' P i l ­


FOUR BEDROOMED TERRACED O WELLINCHOUSE IN JHE WADDINGTON ROAD AREA SITUATE AT 30 SCHUUi.


-- EveniDgs 2016


HOTHERSAUL & FORREST F.S.V.A. ,


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE Telephone 1695 (Evenings 6765 and 2180).


On instructions ot the Exors. of the late Jud6e Robert Peel. O.B.E.. Q.C.


BANK SALEROOMS. WELLGATE. CLITHEROE. LANCS.


AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE ANTIQUE FURNITURE


and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Removed tor Convenience ot Bale trom Knowlmere Manor. Newton-in-Bowlanu.


dam. court cupboards; cany kneehole writing tabic; oak cne**s. bobbin-turned chair; corner chairs; oak dresser with pot lau


Including: ANi’lUUL OAK REFECTORY TABLE; ,oa£ J ;1 '1’


mahogany bedroom furniture- SILVER FLA1ED WARE, oil paintings engravings- bric-a-brac including Dresden hgurc.


eaf writing table two large writing desks: snap-top tab^les. Date ot Sale: VIEWING: TWO DAYS PRIOR.


WEDNESDAY NEXT, 15th JULY To commence at 12 Noon.


Catalogues: 1/bcl (Post ireei. irom:-. HOTHERSALL & FORREST, Auctioneers and Valuers.


Bank Salerooms. Clltheroo. Lancs. (Tol. 2695).


s SHERATON BOW-FKONTED CHEST OF DRAWERS and l imilar types; antique maliogauy side tables; secretaire. iau-


pottery, glass, saddlery; early 19th cent, sextant; and many other valuable lots.


BLACKBURN


Geoffrey Taylor&Go. BURNLEY


CLITHEROE Auctioneers, Estate Agents, Surveyors and Valuers.


6 CHURCH ST.. CLITHEROE Telephone 3252


MAGNIFICENT DETACHED BUNGALOW. GiiA:\'imOOK,


EAVES HALL LANE,


In grounds ot over Half nil acre. t Completed to a very high standard two years


WEST BRADFORD, Nr. CLITHEROE Approached along a delightful tree-lined lane and standing


errace to SPACIOUS SHAPED HALL: SWERB LOUNGE 20’ x 15 6” with Napoleon marble fireplace: DINING ROOM. FULLY-FITTED KITCHEN: PANTRY AND REAR PORCH. THREE BEDROOMS, two with excellent solid teak wnrdrobes, SMALL STUDY or BOXROOM (provision for second toilet): THREE-PIECE BATHROOM, large airing cupboard.


shed. Rates payable £77 p.a. Freehold. OCCUPYING AN ENVIABLE ELEVATED CORNER POSITION.


Full oil-fired central heating. Double garage. Umber garden ■


of the town, enjoying magnificent uninterrupted views from Pendle Hill round to Kemple Ena


A choice detached bungalow built In 1966 on the outskirts .


18 LlNGFIELD AVENUE, CUTHKROK


comprises: HALL: LOUNGE with French window to garden, DINING ROOM; KITCHEN: REAR HALL AND DRYING AREA. THREE BEDROOMS; TWU-P1ECE BA1HROOM, SEFARAIE


L _________________ ’be accommodation with lull ou-tirea central neatuig,


LOW SUITE W.C. Bnek-bullt Garage. Rates payable £71 per annum.


**eeExcellent decorative condition throughout. Attractive well- laid gardens.


STONE-BUILT FOUR-BEDROOMED DETACHED HOUSE. BALDERSTONE HOUSE,


aspect on the outskirts of the village.


GRINDLETON, Nr. CLITHEROE Occupying an elevated position with an excellent southerly


13’: DINING ROOM 12' 6" X 12' b”: KITCHEN 15 6 X 10 , UTILITY ROOM 13' X 9': FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS. Ample space for garage. Rates payable £21. Freehold. n The house Is in need of modernisation and complete inter­


Comprising: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE: LOUNGE 14 9


al and external decoration but otters great scope for conversion.


GARDEN-FRONTED TERRACED HOUSE.


ROOM 13' X 10’ 9”, tiled fireplace; LIVING ROOM 14 x 10 J , fitted gas fire; KITCHEN 12' 9" x 8’ 3”. fitted units: TWO GOOD BEDROOMS; LARGE THREE-PIECE BATHROOM, this room could be split to make a third bedroom. New furniture and


Comprising VESTIBULE: ENTRANCE HALL: SITTING


77 WHALLEY ROAD, OLITHEROE


carpets available If required. Outside: ample space for garage.


Rates payable £20 per annum. Leasehold G.R. £1. lbs. p.a. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE.


_


5 DOWNHAM ROAD, OHATBURN


room Outside: garage and fuel store I n J o U n t t o n l "


Just out of the centro of the village, approximately two and a halt miles from Clitheroe.


BEDROOMS, space at rear for small car. Rates payable £11 per annum.


NOTICE: B The following soiled residue items must be sold to clear .7


1970 between 2-00 and 4-00 p.m. The Items will be individually priced and not auctioned.


UCCLEUCH AVENUE. CLITHEROE, on Tuesday, 14th July.


LAY CABINET'S: marble mantel clock. Assortment ot books, kitchen utensils.


LOCAL AGENTS FOR


abbey national BUILDING SOCIETY


SALES BY AUCTION


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers Sn Valuers.


BENTHAM. Tel. 444/5/6. Near Lancaster,


and also at 2 Newmarket Street, Clitheroe. Tel 2369.


FORTHCOMING SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


J BALSHAW. Glen Thorn. 91, Waddington Road, Clitheroo, Tol. 2011.


JUWednesday 22nd: Sale ot the Farmhouse. Cottage. Farmbulld- mgs known as Orcaber, Austwlck.


he Town Hall. Bentham. at-


together with 48 acres of Land t and Fishing Rights, in 6 lots, in


P'Wednesday. 29th: Sale of the valuable 50 acre stock-rearing farm known ns Woodgill. Keas- den, Clnplmm. in the Town Hall, Bcnthnm. at 3 p.m.


August. a Thursday 6th- Sale of the lo7 „ , . . .


possession lh the Festival Hall, Glsburn. at 3 p.m.


cre dairy farm known as Lane Side Farm Sawley, with vacant


DATE TO FIX F Sale ot the valuable 152 acre


Rlbblehead Nr Ingleton On Instructions from


Stock-Roaring Farm known as


CRAVEN LAITHE FARM. RIMINGTON. Near Clithoroo.


Glsburn 3 miles. Nelson 4 miles. l Comprising soundly-built dwel-


singhouse, excellent range of s ith 383 acres or thereabouts of


round meadow, pasture and eough grazing, part of which is


kng room; lounge; sitting room;


rooms; bathroom with bath, wash basin and w.c. Two cellars. N.R.V. £30.


S. Wlnterbottom, Esa. Sale by Auction of-the 383 Aero Dairy and


arm known as Gearstones, Estate Agents & Valuers.


BROADER & SPENCER Chartered Auctioneers.


20. Manchester Road. Burnley. Tel.: 27703/29191.


26 Manchester Road, Nelson, Tel. 66666/7.


Also at Bury York and Teesside


AUCTION SALE


Attractive Country Cottage in Magnificent Rural Setting Known as


■ARAWA'. LANE ENDS, SABDEN.


(FOR SALE BY AUCTION


The White Hart Inn, Sabdenon


aTuesday. 21st July, t 3-15 n.m. prompt,


cuAccommodation: Ent. Hall, 2"pbonrds. radiator: Lounge 25'


x 13' 6". stone fireplace, pic­ Kture window, 3 radiators: .


unit (h & c). cupboard units: Sun Lounge, 14’ 3” x 9' 10”. First Floor: Bed. No. 1, 13' x 12’ 6”, fitted dressing, table and ward-1 robe, radiator; Bed. No. 2: 8’ x 7’ w radiator: Bathroom, half-tiled


itchen, half-tiled walls sink


Outside: Gardens to front and side, attached garage, IT x 16’ to”.


b -lls, primrose suite, panelled fath (h & c), pedestal washbasin


h . c) low ievel w.c. radiator.


Freehold Rateable value £38. t Vacant possession on comple­


ion. .


FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND Lane Ends Sabden


wtone built buildings together OApproximately 1-15 Acres with utline Planning Permission for


ONE DETACHED DWELLING FOR SALE BY AUCTION


ligible for hill cow subsidy. i The Farmhouse contains: din­


(unless sold previously by Private Treaty 1 at


itchen; pantry: four large bed­ b The Buildings include: large


bowls nnd milking machine pipe­ line: shlppon for 14: two loose boxes: large hogg house: loose houses: garage; Implement shed,


arn: shippons for 44 with water


etc. f Mains electricity. Private water


drom bore hole. Septic tank arainage. Together with 383-522 racres or thereabouts of sound t eadaw, pasture and rough pas­ fure land all well watered . and


enced and in good heart. v The property Is freehold with


Glsburn 368. e Solicitors: Messrs. Frank Rob­


acant possession on completion. Viewing by arrangement. Tel


Road, Nelson. Tel: 62451. t To be ottered for sale by auc­


rts, Son & Baldwin, 20 Carr uion (subject to conditions and


Festival Hall. Gisburn, on Thurs­ day. 30th July. 1970 at 3 n.m.


nless sold previously) In the Full particulars from:


RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers,


BENTHAM. Tel. 444/5/6. Nr. Lancaster.


The White Hart Inn, T Sabden. on


uesday, 21st July, at 3-30 u.m.


Son. Castlegate, CUtheroe. Tel.: 2602.


CAMPING


AND BOATING EXHIBITION.


Tents, Camping Equipment on Display. Anoraks, ' Sleeping Bags, Track. Suits, Inflatable Car Top Dinghies, Outboard Motors.


Part Exchanges and Easy Terms Available.


Used Boats, Gremlin Sailing Dinghy, Fibre Glass Rowing Dinghy and Cabin Cruiser.


SPORT AND LEISURE EQUIPMENT,


14/16, CHURCH STREET, PADIHAM.


Tel.: Padlham 72030. Solicitors: Messrs. Steele &


PEDIGREE PUPPIES. CMh or no lnterrst wrckly terms. Chihuahuas, long or smooth haired, Irish Setters, Corgies, Westles. Alsatians, Poodles (all sizes and colours), Yorkies, Spaniels. HILL­ SIDE K EN NE LS . NANSGREAVES, BURY. Tel. Ramsbottom 2029.


GOOD HOMES WANTED for three lively kittens.—H. Hodg­ son, Newton. Tel. Slaldbum 207.


GOOD HOME REQUIRED for mnle kitten.—11. George Street,


Clltheroc.


GOING ON HOLIDAY? Leave your pet budgie with us.—23. Carlton Place. Clitheroe.


PEDIGREE PUPPIES, Cash or no interest weekly terms, Chlhuahas, Ions or smooth haired. Shellies, Corgis, Westles. Calms. Alsatians. Poodles (all sizes and colours), Yorkies, Spaniels. HILLSIDE KENNELS. NANSGREAVES. BURY. Tel. Ramsbottom 2029.


8EVERLEY BOARDING KENNELS.


Vacancies. Collection and delivery^ Puppies for -saje. Tel, Mellor 2121...........


BOARDING, Cats, and dogs. Ideal coun­ try conditions. Free exercise. Transport available. Inspection Invited.. HILLSIDE KENNELS, NANSGREAVES. BURY. Tel. Ramsbottom 2029


PUPPIES GALORE. Spaniels, Bassetts, Beagles, Calms. Scotties, ' Westies, Poodles, Shelties, Corgis, Wire-haired Fox Teniers, Scalyhams. Lassie Collies, Labradors, Border Collies. Always open. TOM SCHOFIELD. DISLEY FARM, MOSS LANE, WHITTLE-LE-WOODS, CHORLEY.


WEST HIGHLAND pedigree pups. -Tel. Clltheroe 2718.


CAMPING, BOATING


TENT sleep, four or five, two camp beds, stove, pans, etc. Only used once. Cost over. £70, accept £40.—14 Newton Street, Olitheroe, after 5 p.m.


unless sold previously by Private Treaty) at


EDISFORD KENNELS Expert Beauty Treatment


for Terriers, Poodles and All Breeds


Dogs and Cats Boarded. Collection and Delivery Service


nedlgree duddIcs suoolled. Mrs. J. NUTT ALL .Tel: CUtheroe 2129


SHIREBURN BOARDING KENNELS


CLIPPING STRIPPING ALL BREEDS


Collection and Delivery Mrs. ROSE KENYON Tel. Ciitberoe 3846


C OAK DINING TABLE: sewing machhie: Plano: G-E-g- POOKER: Hotpolnt washing machine: TWO MAHOGANY DIS­


including sot of Dickons: OAK BOOKCASE AND SIDE TABLE, 3-plece suite: bedroom furnishings; glassware: vases and


V Comprising: LOUNGE 13’ 4’’ X 12’ b ’; KITCHEN, HEAR u.,n.r.o™. o n o ESTIBULE. THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. First Floor. 1VVO __


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service


of HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on 'Keyinatlc


LIVE ANIMAL CASUALTY SERVICE


Animals unfit for livestock uplifted within 50 miles radius


ALAN HELLIWELL AND SONS MOSS SIDE FARM. MILNROW. NEAR ROCHDALE


Telephone Rochdale 45469. PETS


„„


Removed from surounding areas of Preston and locally chiefly in deceased estates to within tho


JOHN E. PINDER SALEROOMS. STONE-BRIDGE. LONCRIDGE.


First part fortnightly two-day auction


WIDE VARIETY ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.


Tomorrow. Saturday. 11th July, at 10 a.m.


NEW SUPER 8 PROJECTOR B and CINE CAMERA,


S.B.C.-2 TELEVISIONS, N LIMMING MACHINE.


About 600 lots. View to 9 p.m.


EW KITCHEN CABINETS and TABLES.


Second part fortnightly two-day auction


Thursday Next. 16th July at 1-30 p.m.


Of particular Interest to A collectors and dealers:


STUFFED BIRDS AND V ANIMALS,


TEVENGRAPHS.


ICTORIANA and MISCELLANEA.


About 240 lots. View dally to 6 p.m.


JOHN E. PINDER.


Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent,


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


CYRIL HOOLEY


Ex-Hoover Service Engineer


57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE


Phone: 2023/


NTIQUE and OLDER STYLE FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, S BLUNDERBUSS.


CLEAVE (nee Glover).—On 8 July 1970, at 89, Hlghfield Road, CUtheroe, to Cyntlfia and BUI, a son, Jonathan Paul, a brother for David Peter. Thank­


ing all concerned. _____


SPEAK.—On Sunday, 28 June. 1970, at home, to Barbara (nee Clayton) nnd Bryan, a son,


21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


BIALECKI. — Congratulations Stephen on your 21st birthday


(9 July). "Health nnd happiness always.


—Love, from Mum and Dad.


BIALECKI.—Wishing you all the very best on attaining your


GOLDEN WEDDING ALDERSON—BUSH.—O n 14 Ju ly View. Clltheroe.


With all our love and best — wishes.Sheila nnd Eric.


July. 1970.


1920, at Wesleyan Chapel, by Rev. Choate. Victor to Margaret. Present address: 25. Castle


ALDERSON. — Congratulations Aunty Margaret and Uncle Vic on your golden wedding, 14


, . ^


ALDERSON—BUSH. — Congrat­ ulations Margaret and Vic on


your golden wedding. —Love. Ted, Olive and family. Coventry.


ALDERSON—BUSH. — Congrat ulations Vic and Margaret on your golden wedding annlvcr-


—Best wishes, from Bob and Hannah.


ALDERSON—BUSH. — Congrat­ tulations Vic and Margaret on


he occasion of your golden — yours always.”


From Evelyn and Jim.


ALDERSON—BUSH. — Congrat­ tulations Vic and Margaret on


wedding. "With best wishes." —From Norman, Elsie and children, Eric and Kath.


he occasion of your golden DEATHS


BOND.—On 3 July. 1970 (In air crash Barcelona) Stephen


aged 19 years, eldest son of Air. and Mrs. W. Bond. 31. Windermere Road, Padlliam, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs, C. Bond, 89, Brownlow Street Clitheroe.


CLARKSON.—On 5 July. 1970, in hospital, Ann the dearly loved wife of the late Christopher Clarkson, aged 72 years, of 12 Curzon Street, Clltheroe; a service In Trinity Methodist Church preceded interment nt Clitheroe Cemetery on 9 July. —Xnq Bennett (R Parkington) Clitheroe Tel.:' 25B2


LAW.—On 7 July, 1970 (In lios pital) Frank, aged 86 yenrs. of 120, Brierclitte Rond. Burnley, l the dearly loved husband of the


Waddington, dear father of Alan and dear grandad of Elaine. Reposing in Rockdale Chapel of Rest. Service will be held in the Methodist Chapel. Wnddlngton, at 2 p.m. on Friday, 10 July, followed by Interment In the churchyard. —Inq Tomlinson's Funeral Service. "Rockdale.” Clitlieroe. Tel. 2345, or H. Banks. Tel. 3336.


ate Annie Law. formerly of


SADDINGT0N.—On 6 July, 1070 peacefully at her home, 15 York Village. Langho. May, aged 69 years, wife of the late Fred. Saddington and dear mother of Eileen. Winifred. Arthur. Myra and Joan. Service and crema­ tion were held at Pleasington on Thursday, 9 July. —Inq Tomlinson’s Funeral Service. Rockdale. Clltheroc. Tel. 2435, or R. Wilkinson, Tel. Whalley 3264.


SAUL.—Oil 4 July. 1970. In f hospital. George Saul, the dear


CUtheroe. aged 77 yenrs. A service in Low Moor Methodist Church preceded interment at OUtbcroe Cemetery on 8 July. —Inq. Bennett (R. Parkington) Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


1ather of Kathleen and Jack, of 2. Union Street. Low Moor. TOMLINSON.—On 8 July. 1970


peacefully, at her home, o, Hawthorne Place. Clithcroe, Helen, aged 83 years, the dearly loved wife of the late John Tomlinson nnd loved sister of Mary Adeline and Jane. Repos­ ing in Rockdale Chapel of Rest, Service and interment will be held at the United Methodist Chapel. West Bradford, at 12 noon on Saturday, the lltli July. Flowers may be sent to Rockdale.—Inq Tomlinson’s Funeral Service. “Rockdale.” Clitheroe. Tel. 2345.


WEBSTER.—On 4 July 1970, In hospital. Ernest, the dearly loved husband of the late Mary Webster, aged 78 years, of 15, Newton Street. CUtheroe. Cre­ mation took place at Sklpton.


—Inq. Bennett (R. Parkington). Clltheroc. Tel. 2582.


on 9 July. , . ,


A large selection of TRACTORS,


J.C.B. DIGGERS,


DROTTS EXCAVATORS, BALERS,


MOWERS, etc.


TRACTOR AND J.C.B. TYRES


PLANT MACHINERY BROAD OAK


ACCRINGTON Accrington 37126 TAPE RECORDERS


dtfnenstritionsv,ith pUtiut* pirt eschttic*


C l * C MINCING LANE/ DABWEN STREET


BLACKBURN TEL: 5 9595 7 MILES FROM M 6 - CLOSED THURS


2/. IN THE £ OFF


Please write or phone for free •Tatalogue


WHITEWOOD FURNITURE Stookists ot Liden and Homeoharm.


THE S ILV ER KEY, 195. Padiham Road,


Burnley. Tel. 23450. LOST


GREEN ring-necked parakeet, lost July 2nd.—Please phone


Clithcroe 4606.


LOST yellow and green six weeks old budgie (black, markings) unrung.—Please, return to 57, Hayhurst St., Olitheroe. after


6 p.m. ____


Fumistiea w PUBLICATIONS ^ j


printed NonM 523IS


London ReslsM ” ? S


T t l 01-5M London,


Advertiser end a™ t(i tPiT CUtheroe. 8B1 ® v


m ol'Jtf • w


,! » '• fj m#


J iTO LINSSN’S M


Funeral. Serv'c • Rockdale


Eshlon lerrac® Tel, Clithcroe S " means. 11


The Nationa ^ 0jetl(is of


instruct n1®


Funeral0 „ J n'|.a e al#»1


T.V. CHAIRS. £6-2- FIRESIDE CHAIRS t JUNIOR BUNKS £19 ALI-BAA-BAA BAS Free Secateurs with G:


GARDEN SPADES GARDEN FORKS ... Black and Decker Hct


Black and Decker Elc CLOTHES A1RER . Non-Stick Dc Luxe 1- GARDEN LOUNGE GARDEN LOUNGE GARDEN CHAIRS g a r d en ch a ir s


Dor ' T ’ S 4 1 . 1 . AT THE


wedding. “May health nnd happiness be


21st birthday (9 July). —From Sisters Susan and Celcna.


Michael James, a brother for Catherine.


CLARKSON.—Mr. and


Pyc wish to than): all hours am) friends kind expressions ot JL'sti


district nurses attention. 1. Park Avenue,


also the doct^*


lor CHtheroe


Advertiser and Times


M E M O R I A L S


In Stock specially tor Clltheroe cemetery regulating. Send for designs and prices or call and Insnect NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


W. ROCK and CO.


cypITING NEW RAN EX° COOKERY IMP SEE OUR WHS


THEO WILSON


4 and 7 York Str Telephone


and floral tributes rcclS-1 cousin: the bereavement o[


FACON.—Mrs. K. FacorT'iT^'l Heatlcy and Miss RowU&l


their kindness durine ness and for the lovei, 1-1 a n d donations ta r - I Research in her memo-f^I


he late Miss E. » ? ! t to thank sincerely allffi&l


KENNAUGH.—Mr. and Honings sincerely tlanl. | doctors, nurses and ..'.‘.-I


Clitheroe Hospital for f c l k r-! :l


LUMSDEN.—Mrs. E and family sincerely tft!/ relatives, friends andi/


hours for expressions of / pathy nnd beautiful (C • utes received in t|,S)k


MATHER. sincerely —


.smcereiy manKS alil


friends and neighboursto-/H expressions of svmnatk floral tributes received"fi-- p4


thnnks .^ 1


her sad bereavement. »ivT:| family doctors, docto-s »l staff of Queen's Park H


2or their kind ministrs'ij-,' I IN MEM0RIAM


TWIGG.—In loving mcmorjcl dear father and srandfr-tl I Fred, who died 15 July. l$~l


n a churchyard peac^- W sleeping.


L here the flowers gently r*l Oies the one we loved so d*r: l


—Love from daughter f*- nnd Colin and grandcilv-J Edward and Rosemary.


ne we loved hut could i save.


ROACH.—In loving mmorytj —'Always remembered.


dear mother Agnes, who dy] July. 1969.


families. From Margaret, M artin i APPRECIATION


LEAGRAM Park Garden Ft'.! t St. Mary’s, Chippine. ors


phanks to all cut donors


atrons. Mr. and M Blundell and Fr. Du^an.


rs. t


RIDPATH.—Mar police also wie Qu: Fire Brigade tor prompt efficient service, irienos neighbours fc


on July 6tli. A l ic e R id p a th , Barrow.


i


SHARPLES—Mr H (Bert) wishes io man* j customers for ui«ir pauu-k and kindness during ud dJ years in business au o. Pie-I


will extend the same aup^.r. * irun .


THE FRIENDS oi Cuit Hospital offer ineir or thanks to all the cn.tL


h ’■ DURING the past i1


have been announced fc live, the oilier a local r


v. They are Mr. David dcr. Member for Clitl and Mr. David Waddi of Whins House. S; who represents Nelso:


ted Parliamentary Privat retary to Mr. Michael President ot the Boa Trade. And Mr. Wadd becomes PPS to the At; Genera!, Sir Peter Raw


Colne. Mr. Walder lias been


DEPOT PL/ OPPOSE


Several residents


Road. The new owner is m-f Nutter to whom m


mganisations who pror.'--,| 5P^L|


anned stalls, sideshows.: helped with the S


Cnstie View area of Cl ore concerned about th nosed storage and iua: depot for railway and trial plant, which m situated on land south coal sidings and lie Bawdiands Railway Br Clithei'oe Borough (


doctors, matron and Clithcroc Hospital and h-l shire County Ambuiancrr,* f sonnol nnd the Rev. Bro'-fr-l


o<- 1 1, St. James's Street. CiltvJ GOV


18. Somerset Avenue. Cilr-, Mrs. Violet v-v-


' *


and kindness shown to tvVi Mrs. Kennaugh durini V,*| ness.


7. Wnddow Grove, Wadnir^ I m


bereavement: cncdui? :l family doctors, (iistrlct V-L > doctors and staff of BV+H Royal Infirmary for ancl kindness.


refreshments. Also the e--l hospital staff, the many I behind the scenes, m J members of the general r-r who crave such support.


fo r craftsmanship in 8isn|lll marble, green slate andsIMI etc.


[ THOS. RC


(R O C K and ALTYI Monumental


and at Broomfield Piace.


Witton. BlackM1 Phone 51251


Wreaths & Boon® CUT FLOW


ER- "TELEFL0WER SERV 5 ICE'


Church Brow Gardew | Tel. CLITHEROE


flor al trieu® AND | ERS I


f0BALL rtVC CUT FLOW BARKEtTi% » 5 " '^ Also Clltheroe M L*,M i BEDDING OF


“SILENTNIGHT" 4 -( “BURGESS” 4 -6" DI


“SLUMBERLAND” 4 “SILENT NIGHT” 3fl “VONO” 3ft. D1VAI


SLUMBERLAND” 3t “UAY-E-ZEE” 3ft. D1


,


7b. Market Place. CKh-1 Phone 4211


FUR


Clylon Redroom Suite 3 -6" W/ROISE. Sapelc 3 -0" W/ROBE, Med. Dressing Table, Light Comb. W/ROBE Med. Wood Blanket Box


OK |


have received an appl lor permission to u? land for tiiis purpose Mr R. B. Wilson, of View. Waddington. Now a circular lia.^


distributed by Mr. A. Bryan, a resident of View, opposing this.


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