CASTLE CONSTRUCTION


\V. Hitchen — M. Bialecki write or call


21, Windsor Avenue. Clitheroe FOR ALL TYPES OP


Building trade work, Repairs. Alterations, Cement rendering, Floor, wall & Roof tiling, Paths & Drives constructed &


surfaced. House fronts pointed—Keenest competitive prices. No Job too large or small—Distance no object.


Consult — Castle Construction A d v e r t i s e r a n d T im e s FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1970 F. Wi’-L. STEELE & CO.


£3 Castigate Clillicroe ' * ES'EATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


Tei. 2092 - . WHALLEV OFFICE: 36 KING STREET. Telephone 2495.


SUPERIOR SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE—CLAREMONT AVENUE. CLITHEROE The -.veil maintained and appointed accommodation provides three good bedrooms; halt-tiled bathroom* entrance hah: cloakroom with wash basin and wc* spacious lounge: dining room with French window, excellent unit-fitted kitchen; rear porch etc Detached brlcK


garage Well laid out cn^ilv managed gardens MBUNGALOW-21, LANGSHAW DmVE^CLlTHEROE. E°*oyJg


a^ccommmUdii^^ntn'n^nAS^CE^^R^AT^HFA^NCI^SYST^l. comorises: thr°e large bedrooms* half-tiled bnthroom %\ith primrosp coloured suite: entrance hars: spar*ous louncp. excellent dining-kitchen with fitted b r e a k e r bar. etc. in trg al garage. A superb modern. , property incorporating many additional and pleasing feattiiVs


IMMACULATELY MAINTAINED PRE-WAR SEMI-DETACHED— MITTON ROAD. WHALLEY. Three bedrooms: half-tiled bath- ronm: half-tiled separate w.c.- entranne hall: lourwc, d-nlng


room, kitchen: larder etc Large detached biick garage. Beautifnliv laid out Hardens on three sides.


BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED FREEHOLD SEMIDETACHED— 1? BEECHWOOn AVENUE CLITHEROE. Exeellent position with views CENTRAL HEATING to three bedrooms: half-tiled bathroom: sep w - ■ entrance hall- lounee: dlnlne leom kitchen: integral "nrnee with nit Neativ laid ou t well-feneed


garden?


ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD SEMI-DETACHED — PR'^t9 ES.? AVENUF. CLITHEROE Three .nedrnoms: bathroom witn a


piece coloured suite: entrance hah: lnunge: din no room: klrchen etc a.mnle room fot garage ComoniomK situated


fnr the town and nil cervices


ANY P^ARONAP*c OPFER FOR A MODERN DETACHED HOUSE whb CENTRAL HEATING and three bedrooms in a


gonri res-.dentiol ar*a


DEI ICHTFUII V SITUATED SEMI-DETAPHE.D-“R“ PiNR- KELL.” LAMB ROE WHALLEY. Wired for ofT-neak CENTRAL HEATING and eontnlning three bedrooms- bathroom uttn coloured s u i te : entrance vestibule and hail: large. through innnttp; k'"’hen: larder: rear noreb etc


EXCeotihnai I v ATTRACTIVE MnnERN


- t o WARWICK DRIVE. CI.ITHEPOE. Full HEATING *o ■ three bpdrooms: • bathroom: pntionce nan. soaeious lounge: dining room with French window: masnl- Crcnr k'.teben. etc Detached garage.


COUNTRY BNC-ALOW-1 HILLSIDE D" 'VELW« , L ' RS„ S ' ' Freehold and comprising two bedroom* fa n n tn J J frW JL ” .


mm"- entran^r hall: living room: excellent umt-ntted kitehen. Central heating. Rural Rafes Detached brick


constructed bedroom*-fn fhVroof


MOST ATTRACTIVE GAROFN-FPnNTEn TERRACEO HOUSE— ™ ?7 CASTLE VIEW, BLITHE HOE. Three bedrooms: S-Ptcee


cirag^ r f ■:


bathroom* front entrance vestibule: entrance hall: s i t in g room Mv.ng room: large unit-fitted kitchen: wa.k-ln larder.


Garden a t rear Ample room for enrnec rcMTRALIY HFATFD STONE-PUlLT TERRACED HOUSE—20.


CEGEORGEYS*TREET CLITHEROE. Two large ^ X e ^ a n d f n c qualitv modern 3-pieee bathroom: most J ^ tm c th e " and staircase wifh,roneea;eri li<?ht:ng: f to n t entinnee bule: hallway with po t rail- s itting room; spacious living


room: large unit-fitted kitchen etc.


EXCELLENT TERRACEn HOUSE— 54. HAYHURST STREET- CLITHEROE. Two bedrooms- bathroom: entrance vestibule, ha'lwav s lu in g room: spacious living room: kitchen etc. Room for garage Good mortgaee avallble.


MAXIMUM MORTGAGE FACILITIES AVAILABLE. NEW PROPERTY


SABDEN VILLACE.


2-Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalows a t £3.050. 2-Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalows a t £3,1.10


2-Bedrrom Detached Bungalows with gas cential heating ana garage a t £3.625


d


ED1SFORD PARK: CLITHEROE Detached and Semi-Detached Houses and Bungalows.


2- Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalows a t £3120. 3- Bedroom S em i -D e ta c h e d Bungaloara at £3.38a


Several Snt,r-v,ort detached proper y choice p'ots r,.-nnertv


available on b u ilt


to purchascis th e green . -


n Tjorivnnm ^pmi-Detachfd Houses at £3.33o and £,o.4J0. 3-Bedroom Superior Detached Bungalows with gas central heating and garage a t £5.800


ieciuhement.s b c l r fringe tor


All the above new property Is covered by the N.H.B.R C. 10 year guarantee protection scheme and 95T, mortgages are available.


MESSRS. INGHAM & YORKE Chartered Surveyors and Land Agents LITTLEMOOR. CLITHEROE. TEL. 3655.


FOR SALE FREEHOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY . 46^534 ACRFS


W


FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION LAND with vacant possession and free of rK iM


For agents.


Tqdkilning i S r f S t h S p a r ticu la rs -ap p ly .- I 1898). . • • ! E. & D. HorsOeld Back Brennand Street, Clitheroe Builders and Joiners


Tel: Chatbum 4 4 8 | | ^


For all building work and high class joinery, including attic j conversions.


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


Doors windows wall panelling, in lactr-call on us and make^ your house a house to be proud ol.


J. G . ’ k ROWLAND


TELEVISION SPECIALISTS — FABULOUS COLOUR Yes vour own favourite programme transformed into a


new dimension. A whole world of c o lo u r -D d cry of the new colour sets is very poor and is on allocation Order vour set now for delivery m about 3 m o n th s . Orders taken in short rotation Confidential rental. HP terms, part . ■ exchange etc.


J. ( I . l lO W L A N D


64-66 KING STREET, WHALLEY Tel: Whalley 3585


g a r d en ing UVK ANIMAL mtm CASUALTY SERVICE


Animals until tor ■ livestock markets uollfted within 50 miles radius


ALAN HELLIWELL AND SONS


MOSS SIDE FAHM. M1LNROW NEAR ROCHDALE


Tclenhone Rochtlalo 45469 W 2 / . IN THE £ OFF


Please write or plioiie for tree catalogue,.


Stockists of Liden and Homooharm. _ ,


195, Padiham Road. Burnley Tel. 23450.


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putt “ i


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'.‘£5 W '$ 5 *1^1 . f l « I


a ' THE SILVER KEY.V HITEWOOD FURNITURE


GARDENS ROTOVATED. For your tree efitimate ’phone RnsFcndale 5963 or Clltheroc 3519


BUSINESS WANTED


COAL ROUND WANTED. All replies treated In confidence.— Box No. T3. Advertiser & Times.


LOANS


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


Iielcest er C Y R I L H O O L E Y GODDARD & MAY CARPETS


Select from our exciting range of carpets in your own home. Direct from th e Warehouse Prices.


Confidential credit terms arranged with pleasure


f.e. £40 carnet, £4 Den.. S mths. at £5. 4 mths. at £4.


We wiIlNc a l f a * \o u ? convenience.


VFaulty New Camera? A


AifcforlealieL HLACKBURN TLPOE


ININ AE/ DREST..


AWN CG LN


HOLDING M


EEHN: 53535/5


Repairs. Reconditioning and Service


/eT.r.CC.test*shutterspeed$^^^ Y before (or after) sale. -


• o f H O O V E R


a p p l i a n c e s Specialists on Kcymatlc


Ex-Hoover Service Eneincer


5 7 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE


Phone: 2023 B E WISE FOR


GATES. RAILINGS, BALUSTRADES ANYTHING IN


WROUGHT-IRON TO YOUR OWN OESICN


(Large or email) ' Contact—


RILEYS RUSTICS PREE ESTIMATES


STATION ROAD,


F0ULRIDGE. COLNE. TELEPHONE 166*.


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


Dogs and Cats Boarded. Collection and Delivery Service


nedisree nunnies sunnlied. Mrs. J. NUTTALL Tel: Clithoroc 2129.


| D r e a m TGS.OE ! TOPS FOB FASHION 1


Something New » Parts Sellln.. Orimplene outer mix and match sets.


Oream Tors'S ales Lady. to cash Giitlsv Ng deliveries. • ji details riir


Vlrs. B. Locke 126, Branch P Burnley. Tel. 26765


?or all ac es . Irom onc/two years. 2am excellent commission. Be a


" Evenings 2016 BLACKBURN ., • . -1. v• . BURNLEY i 7 *^T->■ -F -■; • -


Geoffrey Taylor&Co CLITHEROE


Auctioneers. Estate Agents. Surveyors and Valuers. £ C H U R C H S T . , C L IT H E R O E


' Telephone 3252 MgE88erot5^«ef5SiaiqBBIIiBRSIB


SUPERIOR DETACHED HOUSE.


BEAUMONT. LEYS CLOSE, WISWELL. NT. WHALLEY


view's across th e R'bble and Hodder Valleys and set in a ttra c ­ tiv e ’ landscaped gardens with lawn, borders and mockeries. Tile tastefully decorated accommodation comprises: PORCH;


.Occupying a magnificent position commanding unrivalled


ENT: HALL; CLOAKROOM, OPEN PLAN LOUNGE 20* 6’- X 12 6". hand b u ilt a r t stone fireplace with matching chimney


breast large picture wlnaow. plus DINING AREA 12’ to x 9* 9”. French doors to paved area. KITCHEN with BREAKFAST AREA and fully-fitted Daintymaid u n its Open tread parann pine staircase .from-Lounge to GALLERY LANDING and door to BALCONY;l" THREE BEDROOMS. THREE-PIECE BATH­ ROOM. Integral- Garage Mains electricity, water and drainage are. installed together with FULL CENTRAL HEATING and roof insulation. • . Rates payable £o9 per annem. Freehold


EXCLUSIVE DETACHED RESIDENCE BUILT IN 1950.


11 CLAREMONT AVENUE, ( T . 1 T H KKUI*


Occupying a choice .site in a mature residential area witn excellent views towards Pendle Hill at the rear.


SHAPED LOUNGE WITH DINING AREA 19‘ !)' x IT 3" overall; KITCHEN 12’ 4" x 12’ 4” fitted cupboard, double bowl s ta in ­ less steel sink u nit; THREE BEDROOMS two with flUed washbasins: BOX STORAGE ROOM: THREE-PIECE BATH­ ROOM Gas fired central heating throughout Undercover to


PORCH ENTRANCE HALL: CLOAKS: MAGNIF1CEN1 L - ...... room; separate W.C Roomy


p.a. All mains services SPACIOUS DETACHED house.


GARAGE. UTILITY ROOM and FUEL STORE Pleasant gardens with double wrought iron entrance gates- Rates payable £97 per annum Leasehold ground ren t &14


H1GHCLIEEE HOUSE,


of au acre m d occupying an elevated position in the centre ol th e village with excellent views towards the Ribble VaUey comprising: VESTIBULL ENTRANCE: HAi^. LOUNGE 13 7 x 12* hand-built random stone fireplace. DINING ROOM 11 6 x 10 *T: STUDY 13 x 8- 6H:-KITCHEN 11* 9M x l l \ htted units


GRIN HELTON. Nr. GLITHEROE Set tu an excellent enclosed garden ul Just under quarter


THREE EXOEL1 .ENT BEDROOMS THREE-PIECE BATHROOM OUTSIDE: TWO GARAGES and BARN suitable for fu r th er


annum. Freehold LARGE 4-BEDR00MED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.


•


40 PARK AVENUE, GLITHEROE


'i. Constructed by a well-known local builder in 1956 for his OWnw°<mqkpACioUS


CLOAKS: LOUNGE 20' x IT glazed


door to SEPARATE DINING ROOM: HALF-TILED KITCHEN: THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS AND ONE SINGLE BEDROOM


TWO-PIECE BATHROOM: SEPARATE W.C Garage and store behind Attractive gardens to l io n t and


rear. Full heating by ’'Heatstore” n ig h t storage heaters. Rates payable £81 per annum. Leasehold G.R. £4-1 o-O p.a.


FREEHOLD SHOP PREMISES. U:: i


3!) WELLGATE ULTTHEROK


'tM.Fg SHOP 1°' 6” \ 12’ 6": STORE 12 6 X 11 0 , KITCHEN, TWO BEDROOMS and STORE ROOM: THREE-PIECE BATH­ ROOM. Rates payable £27 oer annum Vacant possession.


Central position with good 13ft display y.0”H59,H5 ,^ LOCAL AGENTS FOR


ABBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


PERSONAL


YOUR SPENCER CORSETIERE, Mrs. Dorris Sellers (B.SSS.A. .


2 Eastfield Drive West Brad­ ford.—Tel Clitheroe 3901 lor appointment, after 7 p.m.______


| AUTHORS INVITED submit MSS. All typ?s flncludin? poems), for book pub­ lication. Reasonable term*. STOCK- WELL LTD.. ILLFRAOOMBE (estd,


.. PETS


| PUPPIES GALORE. — Bassetts. Poodles, Yorktcs. Beagles. Lassie Collies. Sealy- hams. Corgis. Pox Terriers, Shetlands. Pokes, Lakelands. Labradors. Scotties. Cairns, Westies, Border Collies.' Dach­ shunds. TOM SCHOFIELD, DISLEY FARM. MOSS LANE, \VHlTTLE-LE-


WOODS, CHORLEY. PROPERTY TO LET


TO LET. fully-furnished small flat, In Clitheroe.—Write Box No. W4, Advertiser an d Times.


BUSINESS FOR SALE CROSS & CO.


FULL FREE OFF-LICENCE. ACCRING­ TON. Trade k:iin/£3SS p.w. Bus./Prop. £4,930 s.a.V.


GROCERY STORES. NELSON. Trade NOW £340 p.w. Bus./Prop. £ 3 500 s.a.v. FISH & CHIPS, etc.. BARNOLD5WICK. Profits over £3.500 p.a. Bus./Prop. £7.590.


MIXED. GROCERY, etc., COLNE. Trade £170 p.w. Bus./Prop. £2.200 s.a.v.


FISH (z CHIPS, PADIHAM. Trade £85 p.w. Bus. £1,800 or near.


BAKERS H CONFECTIONERS. BURN­ LEY. Profits £3.nno p.a. Bus. £1.800 s.a.v.


GENERAL MIXED STORES. NELSON. Lovely shop and house. Bus./Prop. £3.253 s.a.v.


GROCERY. SWEETS etc.. BLACKBURN. Trade £220’,£230 p.w. Bus./Prop. £3.150 s.a.v.


MIXED/HARDWARE. KENDAL. Trade £100 p.w. Bus. £1.400 Inc. stock.


(ALL the businesses have accommodation).


6, LANCASTER ROAD,


PRESTON. •PHONE: 56348.


PROPERTY FOR SALE


SUPERIOR TERRACED HOUSE, two bedrooms, new three-piece bathroom (blue suite I partial central heating, n a tu ra l stone fireplace in living room.. Elec­ tr ic fire in s ittin g room Ideal kitchen, outside w.c., plus many extras New garage.—22. Stancl- royd Eoad, Heifer Lane, Come


SHIREBURN BOARDING KENNELS


CLIPPING STRIPPING ALL BREEDS


Collection and Delivery


Mrs. ROSE KENYON Tel. Clithcroe 3846


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART.


Railway Road* Clithcroe. BB7 2JW.


Tel Clitheroe 3325. Today. Friday. Anri! 17th.


Sale of Store Cattle a t 1-30 p.m. approx.


1st Spring Prize Show and Sale of In-Calf Cattle, a t 11-30 a.m.


Good entry of Quality In-Calf Cattle expected all in th e farm­ ers' hands, including 6 Cows from S Sadler. 10 Catvers from R. F Berry. 1 Heifer E. & C. New- house 2 Cows G. Rigby.


Good entry of Bullocks and Heifers anticipated.


Monday, Anril 20th.


60-80 Steers. Heifers. F at Cows; 40-50 Pigs:


Weekly Sale of Fatstock a t 12 noon.


200-300 local and Yorkshire Hoggs. Sheep and Ewes


. , , , Tuesday. Anril 21st.


Weekly Sale of Calves, 12 noon. Weekly Prize Sale Newly Calvecl Cattle, 12 noon.


lambs a t foot a t 1 p.m. approx Friday, April 24th.


250-300 Half-Bred Ewes with


In-Calf and Store Cattle Sale a t 12 noon.


with lambs a t foot, a t 1 p.nt nnprox.


Special Spring Sale of Ewes


250-300 Half-Bred an d Horned Ewes and Lambs.


Friday, May 1st.


250-300 Smart Young Summer a n d -A u tum n Calving Cows and Heifers..


Great Spring Sale of In-Calf Cattle.


AU in th e bands o f Tanners and breeders. One of th e finest shows or calving c at tle in th e nortii of England.


Entries please for advertising by Tuesday. April 21st.


Judging in three classes a n d ' championship.


Sale of Store Cattle 4n separate ring a t 2-30 p.m.


JOHN E. PINDER


F irs t p a r t for tnightly two-day sale, chiefly in th e m a t te r of deceased estates, removed from Freson. local and surrounding districts to within th e


SALEROOMS. STONE-BRIDGE. LONCRIDCE


Tomorrow. Saturday. 18th April Commcing 10 a.m. with effects,


about 220 lots and resuming a fter lunch a t 1-30 with carpets, televisions. etc. a n d large furniture. View to 9 p.m.


JOHN E. PINDER.


Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent.


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


LAND WANTED


GRAZING LAND WANTED for in-calf cattle. Also lan d lo r mowing. Clitheroe and sur­ rounding ' areas. Tel. Clitheroe


2368. PUBLIC NOTICES FYLDE WATER BOARD


Roscrvoirs (Safoty Provisions) Aot. 1930


Engincor to mako Statutory Insnectiin.


Notice of Appointment of


Head Office is s i tu a te a t Sefton S tree t in the.C ounty Borough of Blackpoool hereby give notice th a t they have unpointed Mr. Frank Law. B.Sc. (.Tech.) F.I.C.E M I.W.E.. of Sefton Street.


The Fylde Water Board whose


Bl'ackpool aforesaid to make an I persal sale for Mr. T. Singleton. Inspection and report In p u r s u - ' Twlston Mill Farm, Twlston, Nr. ance of Section 2 of th e above, CHthcroe. Act. on the following reservoirs: 1 Saturt)ay, m , v 8 th : Total dls-


„ ______ ____ Saturday, May 2nd: Total dis-


Lowcocks Reservoir in th e ’ persal sale of livestock, f e r n im- County of York:


Warbeck. Westbv. Weeton and Ramsgreave . Service Reser­ voirs In th e County of Lancaster.


1970. DATED th is 10th day of April


J . A. SPENCER, Clerk to th e Board.


WADDINGTON F.C.—No. 352 : -


persal sa le ., Particulars next week. "■'■■■ - Tuesday. Mav 19th: Annual


nlemcnts. etc., for Mr. H. lug. ham, I,ower Readwood Farm. Nr. Burnley.


Saturday. May 16th: .Total dis­


farmers' machinery an d imple­ ments sale, in Clithcroe. (Collec­ tive sale). Entries to auctioneers.


conversion' ana extension Full oil-fired central hearing Rates payable £35 per


'fron^HOTOERsiLLFORREST. . .. MODERN_THREE-B_En_ROOM ^R«lNGAl^Vi WITH ^TEORAL sisr B MODERNiSED COTTAGE, JDW E L U ^O U K «j SALT^IL


services. Particulars and appointment to vi Hothersall & Forrest


« ^ r g S


rvcra S I


a ? -e « Genm’al ^ p a ^ e W o d isssa- w


On th e Unper Floor are Front H.drOTm and tie r cvl!ndcr with fitted_panei bath,


clipboard; "Usual''offices to r™r C urrent general ra te onyable £13-16-Bd


S S « S S n § . i |% s MMns services. Freehold.


Particulars and Appointment to View from


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms. Clithcroe. (Tel. 2695).


■ ■ SALES BY AUCTION


SILVERWOOD—BALSHAW Auctioneers and Valuers.


Attractive Freehold Stone Built Farm House. Buildings, and Excellent Produuctive Grassland.


In all 11.897 acres o r th e re ab o u ts s ituate in th e Ribble Valley, with southerly outlook, well secluded position, to be offeied for sale by auction


Clitheroe, Lancs, at 3 o clock in the afternoon


Tuesday. May 5th. 1970, at The Starkie Arms Hotel,


MARY BONE MEADOW FARM. WEST BRADFORD.


Near Clitheroe. Lancs.


(situate off Guest House Lane and Whitaker Lane)


enclosed garden lawn). Living room: s i ttin g room: kitchen, larder: two f ro n t bedrooms: one rear bedroom; bathroom: separ­


Stone-Built. Farm House (with


ate toilet. Exoellent Stone Range Farm


Buildings, calf boxes and other useful buildings; daily: pig


stalled.


houses and yard. ■Mains -water.. .Electricity in­


« u , , SYSTEM


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.S.V.A.


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE Telophono 2695 (Evenings 3755 and. 2180). _ SALE BY AUCTION.


ANTIQUE and MODERN EURNITURE Removed for Convenience of Sale to


BANK SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 22nd APRIL at 1-30 P.m.


handles and furniture, tu rn ed legs: two e at ll Vlctor.an chaire in rosewood, butto n seats; six spmdlebock ru sh -s e a te d f in in g chairs: modern cottage three-piece suite, m«ie n refecwiw table with formica top: selection ot m°devn fall-leaf tables formica topped; mahogany display c“b'neL Rlazed -s tra s i


Included are antique mahogany cellarette brass lion mask


doors, cupboard and drawer under: oak ooen birokShenes mahogany conee table; modern kitchen chairs, kiteneneu-


oak-framed shop showcase 761 x 301 Three-piece suite in u n«ut moquette -G e n t ’s j o b ’Pactum wardrobe* mahogany wardrobe 4ft., 5ft 6.n. beds wi bases and ovcrlnys.


t


Brass jam pan and many other small items. On view- Monday onwards _________ _


FOR «-\r.v Crccla electric oven: convector electric fire; o:l heaters. . • nnrv \ t e TREATY •


CHATBURN A PRE-WAR SEMI-DEI ACHED RESIDENCE in n bay; Dining Room,


annorntment « '


d.d. Enamt4 Sink Unit. Larder a t rear: a— v T - r r - fool- room? or good size. Bnthroom: separate W.C. shed and Fuel Store GARAGE Good garden area wh ch Is


porch Three Bed- SALES BY AUCTION


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers Valuers.


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


| And also at 2 Newmarket Street, CLITHEROE. Tel. 2369.


FORTHCOMING SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


I tu re sale a t Bcntham Auction Mart. Sale to commence a t 11 a.m. with break for lunch from


April., Tuesday,21st: Collective furnl-


| 12-30 to 1 p.m. Wednesday. -22nd: Sale of the


I freehold semi-detached dormer bungalow, known as 8 Lakebci Avenue, Bentham, in the Town


cerned.


MEMORIALS In Stock specially tor Clitneroe cemetery regulation.


Send for designs and prices or call and inspect NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


No connection with any other firm or individual.


MONUMENTAL YARD. BLACKBURN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD.


W. ROCK and CO. Telephone 2164


BIRTHS


ELLIS (nee Procter).—On 13 April 1970 a t Brantley Meade, to Christine and David, a son. Sean David. Thanking all con-


_______ NEESHAM (nee G a rn e t t) . — On


14 April 1970 a t BranUey Meade to David and Gillian Gods g ift of a daughter. Victoria Isabel Grateful thanks to all concerned: •


, _________ _


JONES inec Bell).—On 10 April a t Queen’s Park Hospital. Black­


-son. Simon Alex. Thanking all concerned.


CONGRATULATIONS 21st BIRTHDAY


1 Hall. Bentham. a t 3-15 n.m. Thursday. 23rd: Sale ot coun-


l try house and 14 acres known as —From yiur loving wife. Shirley | Crossfield Farm.


Colne, in th e Festival Hall. Gis noyyp^ l,—Congratulations Mick burn, a t 3 p.m. '


, ------------------------------- on your 21st birthday, 21 April p A t ^ f S n S V t f e - S v e. Alice and Mum.


fambs anad hoggs8 a t B u t t Yeats, STEVENSON (nee Roddis).— Hmnby for Messrs,"T. C. Hal-J congratulation.^ Ann. on youi


head & Sons. Sale a t 1 p.m. with sheep.


M Friday. 1s t : Complete dispersal sale a t Lodge Moss Farm. Traw- den. for A. Hall. Esq.


acres of first class accommoda­ tion land in three lots, a t Feu- side. Kirkby Lonsdtile. in The Royal Hotel, Kirkby Lonsdale, at


Tuesday. 5th: Sale of 97.516


3 p.m. Thursday, 7 th : Sale of th e free­


21st birthday (22 April). May all lire’s blessings


All my love, Mother. your way.


WALLACE (nee McGowan).- Congratulations Pauline on


your 21st birthday (lb April


19701. “God bless \*ou always. —Love. Mum; Dad and John


hold farm known as Hard -House Farm, Rimington. with 24 acres. ------ with tyings for 24 milk cows and ALLEN.—On 10 Api l. l9i0. - six dry cows, together with | the home _ot his dauglitcu


Maureen & Peter. deaths


| interes t to farmers and country | lovers)


ample other buildings m th e Fes- tival Hall. Gisburn. a t 3 pan. (Of


i Wednesday, 13th: Sale of B u t t I Yeats Farm. Hornby, in lots in th e Town Hall. Bentham a t 3 p.m. for Messrs. T. C. Halliead & |


I Sons Tuesday, 19th: Complete dls-


Hornby RICHARD TURNER & SON.


Auctioneers, Valuevs and Estate Agents.


I Will ortcr for sale by Auction (subject


unless sold previously)


HARD HOUSE FARM. RIMINGTON. Nr. Clitheroe


in the Festival Hall. Gisburn, on Thursday. 7th May. 1970. at 3-0 p.m.


| one and h a lf miles of Gisbuvn. Tile modernised house com-


dairy u n i t with excellent house, first class buildings ant! 24 acres of land handily s itu a ted within


The property comprises a small I prises: porch. . kitchen, pantry.


bathroom. (Ample scope for ex- j tension if required)


for 32 milk cows, dairy, garage, implement shed. Dutch barn, middenstead and battery cabm.


Farm buildings include: tying I Vacant possession upon com-|


pletion Solicitors: Steele & Son. Castle I


Chambers Clitheroe. Tel. 2602 Viewing and fu r th e r pa rticu ­


sublcct to th e conditions of sale I Tell 2369. to be then and there produced (known as)


RICHARD TURNER & SON, 2 Now Market Street. Clitheroe.


Have received ins tru c tio n to sell by Auction (subject to con­ ditions and unless sold nrc- viouslv).


on Thursday. 23 April, 1970,


at 3-0 p.m. in the Festival Hall, Gisburn.


CROSS FIELD FARM.


. Cross Lane. Salterforth. Nr. Barnoldswipk.


Tills property comprises


u re la n d ' well situated . to th e adjacent grassland. Excellent said Borough, farm all s itu a ted off a council views, modern facilities and road in a ring fence. „ .


Rateable value £26-0-0. (Last rates £13-13-01.


tion. Apply ’ to Auctioneers


brochure. . . . .


House, Slaidburn, Tel. 652. (Nr. Clitheroe. Lanos; J. Balshaw. Glen Thorn. 91, Waddington


C. Silverwood, Livingstone


Road, Clithoroe. Tel. 2011: or owner oooupier. Tei. Chatburn 283. View by appointment.


Wlnstanley & Lees. 10-12, Devon- shire Street. ' Keighley (York-1 shire). Tel. 5757/58.


Vendor's Solicitors: Butterfleld.


For Sale by Private Treaty. Valuable Freehold Dairy or Grazing Farm and Quarry.


As a whole on in THREE separate I lots, knowno as,


FAUGHS- FARM and MOSS END, NEWCHURCH-IN.


1 (Ord. survey SD 8039-8239-8339). his jive and dead farming stock. I „ ,NP ™ „ , ; ntEV0C (s ituate along Well Head la n e ) . day 6th May, 1970, th e whole of


PENDLE, Nr. Burnley, Lanos. ,


" t ^ ' r L Y abouts. larder,


LOT 2. QUARRY (disused). I phis fu rn i tu re . (Ord. 0021). 2.05 acres or there- v


.


LOT 3. FAUGHS FARM. Stone- b u i l t farm house; farm buildings.


ing bay. twcnstall stable, calf Barrowford, for Mr. E. Lancaster. Castle, Clit-heroe. by the Twenty house.-provender-house, two nig Saturday, 16th May: Dispersal ^


16 cattle, 2-b a y barn. ent"


farm house an d useful barn with Auctioneers' Offices: Cragg Farm, i cattle acres


along with Moss End block three-bay re meadow and: grazing a ring fence to th e farm. land all of thereabout^


siulo i U gttocfc: a t old h lng,


ty in g :.to g e th er ■with 53.96 or


ecod in


tion. (Three lots). E lec tr ic ity 1 installed: Spring


Vacant possession on comple­


water supply. Mains water near by If required. '


Silverwood, Livingstone House, Slaidburn. Tel. 652 (Near ClitH- eroe, Lanos). J . ' Balshaw Clith­


Apply to Auctioneers: ) C.


eroe. Tel. 2011. Brochures on application. OTHER FIXTURES:


GENERAL RATE ACT 1967


respect of Domestic properties may be paid by TEN monthly Instalments.


PAYMENT OF RATES BY INSTALMENTS Under tlie' provisions of the above Act General Rates in


" must apply In- writing-to the Borough. Treasurer NOT LATER THAN 30th April. 1970.


Ratepayers washing to pay their Rates by this method -


date, therefore, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE A RATE DEMAND.


I t is essential that application be made by the Tibove .


need not re-apply unless the agreement has been cancelled.


Persons already paying by ten monthly instalments


ABLE ON 14th MAY 1970. R. PICKUP


THE FIRST INSTALMENT WILL BE DUE AND PAY­ Borough. Treasurer Mtton House, Church Street, CLITHEROE, Lancs, BB7 IDE PubllsheO oj OklTEP * 4


PUBLIOATIONS tlMnf L ! S^ Advertiser and TlmtJ'


Ojltheroe. BB7 256. printed at Nortlisale-


London Offlce: Loudon. EC4-


Tel. 01-583 0109 ft 33-27 <JudO


01-353


52345 Reslstered at the oro »! . j/


T ' -33111 ‘ ,„l>| r Cn° . ° P


FRIGIDAIRE s. I P°'°p 3.6 CU. 5 0U .


ft. FI ft. F N e w P 6,8 c u - f t ’ F


Hnm,H00VER HOOVER 4004 STE Re


8/6 1 24 ins. 1


19in. COLOUll deposit—-£3


Foulridge. Tel. 4675


466, Skipton .Road' Keighley. Tel.- •


for Mr. G .R . Weai-mouth. Colne


a rm , 360 and'


cellar. Shippons -bay barn’


b a r n ’and th re sh - Oak Royd


tying foe nre n


and dead eras


nu u l Faarrm. Pa s tu re Lane, ux r » iu r


stys, timber. 6-stlrk sliippon. new Uaje of l«vc and dead farming cement"


n e t r , nt. K n t l H i l t noll H l F m. Cow- e xm - th e T o w n ■ • C lerks eiection^•. . . f l i , TwtRtv- umce.


g* effective 'for the '■


horrocksford s .c. Week No. 11—308.


r ibblesdale and


“just another us and you


funeral., will « w h o s«|fi!


bereavement will "J p i | just another nuntbot. u I


Kl


can count °n ^Lanii#1 eV| rnd SCbrenutiU.I lHM»


CARPETS—I


Four bedrooms, boxroom. largo . f ro n t s i ttin g room latge kitchen.


a°fieldCof tisefuT^imple^ents"Sur- HeP''SiC 11949.


Ful1 details n ex t week.


. FORTHCOMING SALES: ■ ,


n „ ,T I t Ideal for country lovere. ‘


for


t The land of productive pas-1 with 14 acres or thereabouts o t of .PS 5 n{f9 ?IsCIi;LORS 1 proximity to th e village makes den vcred a t th e Town Clerk s Accommodation Includes. Con any day^ ailjer^ ^


sub stan tia l semi-detached h o u se:


1. An Election^ js^_to bo held AAYIvkYr t'Ar <


s for "the


r ™ U n v sav a fter th e date of th is th a n NOON


2 Nomination papers m u s t be office. The Castle, Clitheroe. on


Vacant possession on comple- xxnjnge^Pantry. three bedrooms on th e TWENTY-FIRST day of and Bathroom


tlorieers


...Printed details from th e Au°-1 *’e rV ia y “ be obtained a t th e Town. Clerk’s Office, The Castle,


APRIL. 1970. 3. F o rm s of normnatiou


& Sons 2. Grlmshaw Street, prepare for s ignature a nomina Burnley. (Tel. 266661. Auctioneers’ Offioe: 2 Now


Market Street. Clitheroe. (Tel. 2369).


Total Dispersal Sale at MANOR HOUSE FARM


(in the villagei


Rimington, Nr. Clitheroe. Three miles from Gisburn.


day of April. 1970.


B. BRAITHWAITE, Acting Town Clerk.


, .wi ll sell, by auction on Wedncs- 1969.


On Instructions from Mr. I iuiciT'tn'"schedule 2 to th e Rep- Albert Ecclcs.' Jackson & Reeday resentatlon of tire People Act


candidates and electors is drawn to th e rules for filling u p nomi­ natio n papers a n d o th e r pro­ visions relating to nomination contained 1n the. local election


NOTE 1. The a t ten tio n of .........


' LOT 1. Pa s tu re grazing (Ord. comprising: 93 brand young f^* on convlctlon, be liable to 0039) 15.17 acres or thereabouts Friesian cattle 44 HJ3. ewes and


„ rv-ei-v person guilty rn .U^Kal prIctice


Denaltles Imposed by th e entatlon of th e People Act


NOTE 3. Electors and th eh proxies should tak e n o te th a t


a p p l ie a t io n s . to b e


Friday, 8th May, S a'e of live proxy^-xTotlI^ : i t r a t? o n Officer a t farming stock a t High


, „ tlons a n d notices abiout put,:at m e'ectoral


?,bsonit„ J ^ L i e ^ a b o u tp o s ta l or reglstratlon


omcet a t 7


18th April. 1970. 2—4 p.m. • who wili, a t th e request of any Solicitors: Messrs. Waddington elector for th e said Borougiu


Viewing: Saturday 11th and c i,l theroe, from tile undersigned,


tion paper. 4. I f the Election Is contes­


ted ' th e poll will tak e place on th „ SEVENTH day of MAY. 19 iO. DATED th is FOURTEENTH


lars from: The Auctioneers. 2, Hew Market Street, Clitheroc.j


to conditions and


I persa! sale of implements and machinery a t B u t t Yeats. |


Fred, aged 60 years, of 3. East­ moor Drive. Clithcroe, th e dearly loved husband of th e la te Sarah Jane Alien and dear fa th e r of Beryl Barry and Kathleen. Cremation took place a t Accrington on 13th April. —Inq Bennett (R. Pavktngtonl Clitheroe. Tel. 2582. _________


Hospital Cottages. Ribchester,


MORTIMER.—On 8 April. 1970. a t h er home. 6<. Highfield Road Ciitlieroc. Fanny, th e beloved wife of the, la te William, in her 92nd vear: a service in CUth- croe Parish Church preceded in­ terment a t Clitheroe Cemetery


on 13 April.


—Inq. Bennett fR. Pavkington) Clithcroe. Tel. 2582.


„ , . . ,


ROBINSON.—On 12 April 1970, in a private nursing home. Clara, .in h e r 62nd year, of 10, Dc Lacy Street. Clitheroe. th e dearly loved daughter of th e la te Thomas and Naomi Robin­ son. and dear sister of Tom: a service in Tr in ity Methodist Church preceded in te rm en t at Clitlieroc Cemetery on 16 April. —Inq. Bennett fR. Parkington) Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


TOMLINSON.—Alice Maud, sud- denly. b u t peacefully on 8 April, a t Hornchurch. Essex, aged 93. Widow of th e late James Tom­


linson I lounge, study, two bedrooms and WORSWIGK.—On 11 April.


a t h er home. Ivy Cottage. Dun- sop Bridge. Nr. Ciltheroe. Alice, th e dearly loved wife of th e late James Worswick. aged <2 years. A service in St. Georges Church. Dunsop Bridge pre­ ceded in termen t a t St. Andrews Churchyard. Slaidbum, on Wed­


- .................. ........ 1970*


nesday. 15 April —Inq. B ennett fR. Pavkington)


Clitheroe. Tel. 2582. r em o v a l s a n d STORAGE


I B.M.S. RcmovaJs-Storacc. Box- wood St„ Blackburn. Tel. o0456.


STUBBS. Moving-Storing.—Cedar St.. Blackburn. Tel. 57122,


CO OP removals-storagc. all areas see Branch Managers. Divt 1/3 £


PUBLIC NOTICES borough of clitheroe.


NOTICE OF ELECTION. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS FOR THE BOROUGH


a t 1.


McTEAR.—Congratulations and best wishes Kevin on your -1st birthday. 16 April 1970.


burn. to Bernard and Hilary, a __________


ACKNWLEDGMEXTs


friends and neighbours fo-V- ■ kind expressions oi - ' *


. LEN„—The laniUy^T^TT' _ Mr. Fred Allen wish t o t f r ^ l


J. K. Gardiner jor 3 Eastmoor Drive, efithe?^


and floral tribute, their bereavement


ic'l »


DEARDEN. - late Lydia Dearcicn thank all relatives. neighbours for messnecs d*


pathy floral tributes anS\ ness shown in t lie- bereavement Also tbe and nursing stall q{


r’f'ne family f / . and V


‘el ,n . .nt’-: Of^


’.


Hospital and Rev. E c for their kind attention'Jos;;':


HODGSON—Mrs. Ho!lin«^ to thank nil friends anS *?'■ hours for their hind exn-t'""-'


of sympathy and flora*- vr>poii-/'fI in 1\c. i_*


received also the friends at ManoV'eT-


th e family docto-’" nurses and the Rov >"


Campbell for their lantlnr,CI 8. MiUthornc Avenue ! I Clitheroe


MORTIMER.—The famrypT into Mrs. Fanny Mortirr-V'- to thank ah relatives and neighbours io- ;iif.h"v*' expres-sions of svmpiuiy- I


doctor and the Rev x L>r‘ | for their kindness * 67 Highficld Road. C':*v -


NELSON.—Mr. family wish u sincere thank.s


her 'bereaved7-7 ‘- ■eccivea','


Defendai] wanted t o g o


to jail ALAN TAYLOR, 8.


of no flxe^ . addJ r | Clitlieroc Magistrl Monday, that lie set because his \


left him and he w | be sent to prison.


Tavior pleaded Guilty ing a shop m Maik|


floral tributes received m ••-'*'1 bereavement: also t]^ /C-1


He asked lor five oth l ces to be taken into c l


lion.


friends and neighbour Kind expressions o: synr-*:-1 floral tributes and


offerings received dui'ln*"!# sad loss. Also the docto- I nurses of Accrington v-^:: Hospital and the c'.ercy c'V_ Michael and John Chu-ch *- R their kind attention 54. Bolland Prospect


I .....|


SAGAR.—The family of ;V- William Sagar wish to thV-; relatives, friends and bours for letters of synr)’-::' |


I Tavior apologised to Ul


Hates f°r the ' \ a> r acted. He said his left him, taking with her.


thl


. Offence he wanted I locked up, and that 11 criminal intentions -


He said that at the till ing the window.


; Taylor explained 11 ; seemed the easiest |


and Mass ofierings received"*’ " their bereavement. y-0 family doctor. Nurse *Kav -~_ Rev. Father Mar.-den fo-'r'-il kind ministrations,


93. Hen thorn Road Ciitir-.v IN MEMORIAM


‘ ‘“'I ■ going to prison.


■i However, he went o:| : that if he was given I he thought he and who is expecting child in June, could


LAWSON.—Treasured n::r:/-


: ciled, and that he ! pects of getting a j(


of our dear parents: iro*’-*'-1 who died 18 April, \m- £-1 who died 4 October 1962.


Loved and remembered eve*: day.


—From the family. Up-Bc’-.J and Edisl'ord Park.


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES I


NUTTER.—Treasured b:r memories U8 April * of Wi:.:*£| Norman, a dearly loved £ | band dad and grandad. A greeting card wc cannot?:*I No gift we canot share. But God will take this mwi: Our devoted love and a pr# 35. The Crescent. Ciitherci.


HINDLE.—Birthday memcr* •


my dear husband Albert J his 80th birthday. 19 Apr.:, Till we meet again. —Loving Wife Florrie.


APPRECIATION


HAMER.—Mr. and Mrs. Hamer. 14. Clitheroe Whatley, wish to express is sincere thanks to Mr. aad V- J an Woronowicz. 113. F:-:::. wood Avenue. Preston. £:- grapher at their weddir-c : | Easter Monday.


Orntcrod sincerely than:-:; the kind pocple wlio con:" ted to the testimonial or. - | occasion of her ret-iremen:. Pendleton Road. Wis-tu


RMEROD. — Nurse E.


■ Giving him two years r Mr. J. Troop, Chaim: Bench, said that T; one or the worst n had ever seen, but ii the fact that there | a reconciliation witl.l


■ decided to put him ! tion.


; kept out of troublcl past two years, t |


and also because Tfl


; Insp. T. J. Sumner court that, early in tl ing of April 16, PC| Ireland saw Taylor | •! razors in Market Plsl


,i When ho questioned II them, Taylor rep| bought them."


i He later'said: “I've front Aspden’s. I


i A front display windcl j shop had been brcl I Mr. J. B. Aspden, t:| ■; confirmed that the j 5 gone. ' The other offences th | > asked to be taken


, window to get thenl


■i a car, and stealing 'tents of an electric:!


for craftsmanship in graniitl marble, green slate and stcra| etc.


THOS. RC


7b, Market Place, Cliiheice | Phone 4277


(ROCK and ALTY) Monumental Masons


and at Broomfield Place,


Witton, Blackburn Phone 51251


Vreaths & CUT FLOWERS


"TELEFLOWER SERVIGE’ 1 Church Brow G


ardena [


Tel. CLITHEROE 32)1 FOR ALL


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrose N“rstn|!| Tel. Clitlicroe 3521.


Also Clitheroe Market \ really beautiful NEW


CARPET from US THE CO-OP R|


freefittinc


a t tr a c t iv e ! WITH EVER1) OR OVER — TO GOODNEjl


e>3 | |


II OK |


BLACKBU clithI


FURNIS CARPET CAY


SOMEONE SPECIAL


(like you) deserves


7 sideration involved ling of stolen gooc|


Clitheroe, as a 111 and stealing foui razors worth £35 lofl


4 and 7 York Tclcphl


GSEE T1 g a r d e n i n g


ROVNLl I


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