CASTLE CONSTRUCTION


W. Hitchen - M. Bialecki write or call


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21, Windsor Avenue, Clitkeroe FOR ALL TYPES OF


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


Advertiser and Times FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 F . Wj, L. STEELE & CO. BLACKBURN m ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS- Tei. 2092 ~ WHALLEY OFFICE: 36 KING STREET t elephone 2495.


SUPERIOR SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE—CLAREMONT AVENUE, CLITHEROE The well maintained and appointed accommodation provides three good bedrooms; half-tiled bathroom: entrance hall: cloakroom with wash basin and w.c • .spacious lounge; dining room with French window: excellent unit-fitted kitchen; rear porch etc Detached brick garage Well laid out easily managed gardens.


MAGNIFICENTLY APPOINTED SEMI-DETAOHFD DORMER BUNGALOW—21, LANGSHAW DRIVE, GLITHEROE. Enjoying privacy and open rural views from all orlneinal rooms. The accommodation wltn a GAS CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM, comprises; three large bedrooms* half-tiled bathroom with primrose coloured suite: entrance hall: spacious lounge: excellent dining/kitchon with fitted breakfast bar. ete integral garage A superb modern property lncnrno’*ating mnnv ndditiona' and nleasing features


IMMACULATELY MAINTAINED PRE-WAR SEMI-DETACHED— MITTON ROAD. WHALLEY. Three bedrooms: half-tiled bath­ room. half-tiled separate w.c.' entrance hall: lounce; d'inlng room, kitchen: larder etc Large detached brick garage. BenulifuKv laid our gardens on three sides.


BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED FREEHOLD SeMI-OETACHED— 12 BEECHWOOn AVENUE. CLITHEROE. Excellent position wltn views. CENTRAL HEATING to throe bedrooms: half-tiled bathroom: sep w *: entrance hall* lounge: dining room: kitchen integral garage with n’t Nentlv laid out .well-fenepd gardens


DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED SEMI-DETACHED—‘'SPRING- KELL.’* LAMB ROE. WHALLEY. Wired for off-peak CENTRAL HEATING and containing three bedrooms: bathroom w.th coloured suite: entrance ve-tibule and hall: large through lounge: kl^hcn: larder: rear norcb etc


EXCEPTIONAL! Y ATTRACTIVE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED —19 WARWICK DRIVE. CLITHEROE. F u ll gas CENTRAL HEATING to th re e bedrooms: b a th ro om : e n t ra n c e n a i l: sp acio u s lounge: d in in g room w ith F ren ch window: m a en i- fippm k :teh en etc Detached garage


COUNTRY BNOALOW—1 HILLSIDE DRIVE. WEST BRADFORD. Freehold and comprising two bedroom*; (a flirthev partially constructed bedroom in the roof space': h^lf-tiled bath­ room: entrance hall: living room: excellent, unit-fitted kitchen Central heating. Rural Rates Detached brick g a ra g e


ATTRACTIVELY SITUATED n iu s i SEMI-DETACHED—18.


GREENFIELD AVENUE. CHATBURN. Tim ta«tefuV;v medp'-n- ised and beautifully maintained accommodation provide*; two good bedrooms: a.nicee bathroom; entrance han: lounge: spacious dimng/kitchcn. etc Detached garage. Gardens to


front, side and rear.


EXTPPMFI Y DESIRABLE TERRACED GOTTACP—10. R|R**t.E LANE. CHATBUKN. Two bedrooms: 3-niece bathroom: sitting room, living room: kitchen: washhouse’utility room: sep. w.e Small gavd^rs to front and rear


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MOST ATTRACTIVE GARRFN-FRONTED TERRACED HOUSE- 57 CASTLE VIEW. CLITHEKOE. Three bedrooms: 3-oiPCP bathroom; front entrance vestibule: entrance hall: sitting room 'lv*ng room- large unit-fitted kitchen: walk-in larder Garden at ,.Pnr Amp'p room for garage


MAXIMUM MORTGAGE FACILITIES AVAILABLE. NEW PROPERTY


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE—SUPERIOR FREEHOLD SEMI­ DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW with three bedrooms, etc.


SABDEN VILLAGE. 2-


Central heating and garage Excellent position. £4.450. Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalows at. £3.050.


EDISFORD PARK. CLITHEROE


Detached ana Semi-Detached Houses and Bungalows. 2- 3-


3-Bedroom S°m!-Detnchfd Houses at £3.335 and £3.495. 3-Bedroom Superior Detached Bungalows with gas central heating and garage at £5.800


Bcdroom Semi-Detached Bungalows at £3120 Bedvoom Semi-Detached Bungalows at £3.385


Several choice plots available on the green belt fringe for detached property built to purchasers* requirements


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


r ■r-'v J. G„ ROWLAND


new dimension. A whole world of colour—Delivery of the new colour sets is very poor and is on allocation. Order your set now for delivery in about 3 months. Orders taken in short rotation Confidential rental, HP terms, part exchange etc.


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


J. G. ROWLAND


64-66 KING STREET, WHALLEY Tel: Whalley 3585


E.


& D. Horsfield. Builders and Joiners


Tel: Chatburn 448i Back Brennand Street, Clitheroe


JiFor 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 fact—call onus and make; your house a house to be proud of.


CYRIL HOOLEY


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i) I I i ; . l i ' iN


Ex-Hoover Service Engineer


5 7 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE


Phone: 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service


of HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatlc


L<1 VIS ANIMAL CASUALTY SERVICE


Animals unlit tor livestock markets uplifted within 60 miles radtus


ALAN HELLIWELL AND SONS.


MOSS SIDE FARM. M1LNKOW. NEAR ROCHDALE


:- :.;:v ; "! ■ WH1TEW00D FURNITURE


Telephone Rochdale 45469 •If. IN THE £ OFF


Picasi write or phone for free catalogue.


Stockists of Liden and Homecharm.


195. Padiham Road. Burnley Tel. 93450.


THE SILVER KEY,


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


Dogs and Cats Boarded. Collection and Delivery Service


pedigree puppies supplied Mrs. NllTl ALL Tel: Clitheroe 2199


CAMERAS —"’PROJECTORS n M


H O L D H U G S ^ ^ MINCING LANE / DARWEN STREET BLACKBURN TEL: 59595


II PS FROM M6- CLOSEO THUR5


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


B.M.S. Removals-Storage, Box wood St.. Blackburn. Tel. 50456,


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


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


SHIREBURN BOARDING KENNELS


CLIPPING STRIPPING ALL BREEDS


Collection and Delivery


Mrs. ROSE KENYON Tel. Clitheroe 3846


Top t O SALES BY AUCTION


By the Direction of J. Holland. Esn.c


Salc of the Freehold Dairy and Stook-Rearing Farm known as


SPENCERS FARM. Bolton-by-Bowland


(Bolton-by-Bowland 3 miles. Clitheroe 8 miles. Glsburn 8 miles).


b The property comprises soundly r uilt .farmhouse with ■ a useful 4ange of buildings, together with


meadow and pasture land. t The Farmhouse contains: Sit­


5 acres or thereabouts of sound 3ing room: living room: pantry


side: E.CThe Farmbuildings include T.T shippons for 18 and 8; dairy: barn; slhppons for 6 and 4. etc. Together with 45 acres of sound meadow and pasture land. n.ll in a ring fence and in good heart. Mains water and electricity


completion. w Solicitors: • Messrs. Charles-


1970 at 3 .in Full particulars from:


bedrooms (one with bath). Out­


a t t r a c t iv e v il la g e or • Near CLITHEROE.


Development ol Detached Properties by HEALDWOOD


CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.


BUNGALOWS, DORMER BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES


with 3 and 4 Bedrooms.


Prices from £4.975 to £6.150 Including "ELECTRICAIRE** CENTRAL HEATING.


View Days— Sunday trom 2-30 to 4 p.m.


H. W. PETTY & CO., 24 MANCHESTER ROAD, NELSON. TEL. 66314.


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers & Valuers.


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


And also at a Newmarket Street CLITHEROE. Tel 2369.


FORTHCOMING SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


April


b & w cattle and 218 ewes with lambs ana hoggs at Butt Yeats, Hornby, for Messrs. T. C. Hal- head & Sons Sale at 1 p.m. with sheep.


ersal sale o£ 66 fully accredited


sale at Lodge Moss Farm. Traw- dcn. for A Hall, Esq.


MFV r’iday. 1st: Complete disposal Total Dispersal Sale


p Saturday, 2nd: Complete dis­ Hersal sale at Newfield Farm, Bigher Red Lees. Clivlger, Nr,


side. Klrkby Lonsdale, in The Roya-1 Hotel, Klrkbv Lonsdale, at p.m


ion land in three lots, at Fell- t acres of first class accommoda­


urnley for Mr. Greenwood. Tuesday, 5th: Sale of 97.516


with tyings for 24 milk cows and six dry cows, together with ample other buildings In the Fes­ tival Hall. Glsburn. at 3 pan. (Of Interest to farmers and country lovers) .Monday, 11th: Sale of the attractive freehold end-terraccd house known as 35 New Village Ingleton. upon the premises, at t 3 p.m. Sale of furniture, upon


hThursday. 7th: Sale of the free­ Fold farm known as Hard House


arm, Rimlngton. with 24 acres,


p.m. for Messrs. T. C Halhead & Sons Tuosdav, 19th: Complete dls


t ats Farm. Hornby. In lots. In


he premises at 1 p.m. YeWednesday, 13th: Sale of Butt


he Town Hall. Bentham at


persa! sale of Implements and machinery at Butt Yeats, Hornbv d Wednesday, 20th: Sale of the


N.R.V. £26-0-0. MViewing: By arrangement with


l r. Holland. Tel. Bolton-by-Bow-


aesirable country cottage and 32 Ccres of land known as Nutglll t ottage and Harpers. Lotts, Ingle­ hon; also 113.930 acres of sound migh pasture known as 'Sandy-


nnd 244. Vacant possession on S orth & Co.. Chapel Street. t and unless sold previously) noon


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers & Valuers.


Bentham To!.. 444/5/6. Nr. Lancaster.


ETTLE. Tel. 3589. To be offered for sale by Auction Isubtect to conditions


he premises on Friday, 15th May fal sale at Harprigg. KUlIngton,


or the Exors of T. Atkinson. PETS


Town Hall, Bentham, at 3 p.m dune.Monday 1st: Sale of the beau tiful country house with accom­ modation land, known as Low Swinklebank. Long Sleddale, Kendal, in the Town Hall, Ken­ dal at 3 p.m. s Date to fix. Complete disper­


irc.’ Kingsdale. Ingleton. :n the


PUPPIES GALORE. — Bas'fitts. BcaRlcs. Dachshunds. Poodles. Cairns. Westlcs, Scotties. Fox • Terriers. Sealyhnms. Poodles, Shellies. Labradors. Cord1 alwavs open. TOM SCHOFIELD. DISLEY FARM. MOSS LANE, WHITTLE-LE- WOODS. CHORLEY.


TWISTON MILL FARM, Twiston (Downham) Nr. Clitheroe.


Saturday, May 2nd, 1970. for Mr. T. Singleton.


a 39 head of smart young black and white dairy In-calf cattle Jnd young stock; vis. 7 cows due


Oct.-Nov.: 1 cow 2 mths. served: t3 cows geld in milk; 1 hfr. due dfrs. due Aug.; 1 hfr. in calf, no


uly, Aug.. Sept.: 3 cows due hime of sale: 1 hfr. due May;


Final Remindor. p Monday, 27th: Complete dis­


3- Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalows at £3,330. 2-Bedroom Detached Bungalows with gas central heating and garage at £3.625


Evenings 2016


£ Geoffrey Taylor & Co. BURNLEY


CLITHEROE Auctioneers. Estate Agents. Surveyors and Valuers.


6 CHURCH ST, CLITHEROE Telephone 3252


MAGNIFICENT DETACHED BUNGALOW.


GREY DENE, THE DENE, HURST GREEN,


g Occupying a superb position set in. extensive natural


and Preston. L The accommodation comprises: OPEN PORCH: HALL:


ardens and grounds with a small trout'stream and attractive wooded banking to one side Very- convenient tor Blackburn


gas. ‘ DELIGHTFUL 4-BEDR00MED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.


40 HARK AVENUE, CLITHEROE


oor 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 tront and


own occupation. d With SPACIOUS HAUL; CLOAKS: LOUNGIS 20' x 12’ glazed


rear. Full heating by "Heatstore" night storage heaters. Rates payable £81 per annum. Leasehold G.R. £4-15-0 p.a


Pendlc Hill round to Kemple End c The accommodation, with lull oil-fired central heating,


o A choice detached bungalow built in i960 on the outskirts


OCCUPYING AN ELEVATED CORNER POSITION. 18 LINGEIELD AVENUE, CLITHEROE


f the town, enjoying magnificent unlnteruuptcd views from Romprises. Hall; LOUNGE, French window to garden: DINING


laid gardens Excellent decorative condition throughout. Attractive well- ,,


4 CHATBURN AVENUE, UI .I THEROK


rose beds and lawns Rates payable £77 per annum. Leasehold G.R. £8-2-8 p.a.


BEAUTIFUL RURAL POSITION COMMANDING SUPERB VIEWS.


A home built to your Individual design on a choice third-acre building plot.


NEWBY LANE. RIMINGTON


able at the above offices. COMPACT TERRACE HOUSE IN NEED OF MODERNISATION.


Price from £6.500. Further particulars and plans are avail­


23 MONTAGU E STREET, i 'LITH l \R( )F


SITTING ROOM; LIVING ROOM: KITCHEN: REAR PORCH: TWO GOOD BEDROOMS Freehold Pates payable £17 p.a. Price £1.350.


In a popular area of Clitheroc off Castle View, approx, half a mile from the town centre Comprising: VESTIBULE;


VACANT SHOP PREMISES WITH LIVING ACCOMMODATION.


BATHROOM. TWO STORAGE SHEDS. Rates payable £30 per annum. Offers invited.


LOCAL AGENTS FOR


ABBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


PROPERTY FOR SALE SALES BY AUCTION


centre and comprising: SALES SHOP 13' 9’’ x .U.ULTUrE-? ROOM: LIVING ROOM; TWO BEDROOMS; THREE-PIECE


Busy main road position dtiarter of a mile from thetown


62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


OOM; KITCHEN, sink unit with waste disposal; THREE PIECE BATHROOM and TWO BEDROOMS on the ground floor arid TWO BEDROOMS with largo wardrobes and fitted cup­ boards on the first floor Gas fired central heating by Baxl Bermuda gas tire In lounge. Extra power points in every room. Two brick Garages Attractive gardens with fish oond.


R Spaclousiy appointed with LARGE LOUNGE; DINING


W.C Brick-built Garage. Rates payable £71 per annum. Freehold.


MOST ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDROOMED SEMI-DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW.


OOM: KITCHEN; REAR HALL AND DRYING AREA: THREE BEDROOMS: TWO-PIECE BATHROOM. SEPARATE LOW SUITE


Constructed by a well-known local builder in 1956 for Ills


BEDROOMS and ample room for extension. into roof space; THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. DOUBLE GARAGE 19* 9" X 15' 6". C Rates payable £43 per annum. Freehold. FULL OIL,FIRED


OUNGE 35 x 12'. attractive stone fireplace. Open archway to DINING ROOM 10* X 9* 9**: KITCHEN 11* 6* X 8* 6”: THREE


ENTRAI HEATING THROUGHOUT All mains services except


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.S.V.A.


A u c t io n e e r s , V a luers aud Estate Agents


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


F O R SAUK BV ' Ji>r v ATE T R E A T Y : .


CHATBURN. A PRE-WAR SEMI-DEIAUHED RESIDENCE In a pleasaut village and having excellent views. ACCOMMO­ DATION- Vestibule, tile floor; Hall with cloaks; Lounge with bay: Dining Room, tile range with back boiler: Kitchen, fitted d.d. Enamel Sink Unit; Larder at rear: Porch. Three Bed­ rooms or good size. Bathroom; separate W.C. Outside 'Tool- shed and Fuel Store GARAGE Good garden area which Is well stockea FREEHOLD. Current General Rate payable: £47 View dv appointment only with Hothersnl! & Forrest-


WHALLEY. A DETACHED BUNGALOW. 22 MOOR FIELD, m a most desirable locality (off Mitton Road). A Post-War Property of the better type Comprising: Vestibule: Central Han, Lounge:. Two Bedrooms: excellent working Kitchen: Bath­ room; separate W.C Roomy garage attached to rnam^ struc- G ture. FULL GAS-F1R.ED CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM-


eneral Rate: £47 15 8d Particular* and appointment to view from: HOTHERSALL & FORREST


Generous Garden Area. Mains Services FREEHOLD. Cuirent


MODERN THREE-BEDROOM BUNGALOW WITH INTEGRAL GARAGE.—34. ABBEY FIELDS, WHALLEY. ComprlsinB HaU: Lounge: 'Three Bedrooms: Kitchen: Sutv poren. Twee-


age. Tlie premises are wired for storage heaters. Mau)> services. Particulars and appointment to view from.


t Piece Bathroom. Garage. Garden area to rear. Open plan lion* HotherstiU Ar 'Forrest


FAMILY DWELLINGHOUSE WITH THREE DOUBLE BED­ ROOMS, SITUATE AT 25. DUCK STREET CLITHEROE. A very wcllmaintalned property with the following accommo­ dation- Hallway Sitting Room, tile range: Living Room. t ‘-8 range; 'Kitchen, fitted stainless steel double-drainer sink unit Larder: Three Double Bedrooms and Bathroom furwshett with superior, modem three-piece bathroom suite by t.nge. Yard with usual offices including outside W.C. Mams Services. Current general rate payable: £20-13-1


MODERNISED COTTAGE DWELLINGHOUSE- 4 SALTHlLl VIEW. CLITHEROE. !n very nice condition and composing


Sitting Room tile range Living Kitchen tile n” iP'a®?- JUS sink unit All solid floors..Two Bedrooms mod windows


Bathroom furnished with panel bath: pedestal wagibaMt and wc cylinder cupboard (Immersion heater!. Flagged yard witn mod. w.c and store Mains services Annuni Ground Rent 18/- Current General Rata payable: £ln-io-Hn


STONE-BUILT COTTAGE. 7 QUEEN STREET. LOW MOOR CLITHEROE. comprising: Sitting Room tile range Llv.ne Kitchen tile ranee, stainless steel sink unit Asnlialtrri floors


Current general rate payable £13-I6-8d Particulars and Appointment to View from:


On the Unpnr Floor are Front B"droom and Rear Bedroom with fitted panel bath pedestal washbasin and oyi-nder eupboard Usual offices to rear Mains services Freehold.


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


SALES BY AUCTION CLITHEROE AUCTION MART.


RAILWAY ROAD, CLITHEROE. BB7 2JW. TEL CLITHEROE 3325.


Follo IN-CALF AND STORE CATTLE SALE AT 12 NOON. TODAY. FRIDAY APRIL 24th.


GOOD ENTRY OF HALF-BRED AND HORNED EWES WITH LAMBS EXPECTED.


wed by SPECIAL SPRING SALE OF J V B ANDI LAMBo. MONDAY, APRIL 27th. 60-80 Steers, Heifers and Fat Cows. WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK AT 12 NOON.


30-40 Pigs. 250-300 Hcggs. Sheep and Ewes. TUESDAY. APRIL 28th.


C WEEKLY PRIZE SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE AT 12 NOON. EEKLY SALE OF EWES AND LAMBS.


ompletely separate accommodation and ring available lor W fully accredited stock.


259-300 Half-Bred and Horned Ewes with Lambs at loot. Sale 1 p.m. approx.


GREAT SPRING PRIZE^HO^AND^ALfe OP IN-CALF CATTLE. 200-250 YOUNG COWS AND HEIFERS. SUMMER AND AUTUMN C4LVERS ALL IN THE HANDS OF FARMERS AND MOSTLY HOME-BRED CATTLE. __


ONE OF THE FINEST SHOWS OF IN-CALF NORTH OF ENGLAND Judging in three classes and champion-


h \f0!« 7- R F Berry. 10: J & B Steen. 12: G Taylor R Ba'rncs. 3; G Rigby. 5: J Barnes. 3: S Bullwk. 8: B H Kcllct to iiffc • i j - k Pnvkpr G


ship at 11 a.m. SALE 11-30 ajn. E n te red to d a te :


A _ _ .__


R & A Wallbank. 2. STORE CATTLE SOLD IN SEPARATE RING AT 2^0 p.m. ^ including 18 R & W Bulling Heifers from W. Deacon.


SILVERWOOD—BALSHAW Auctioneers & Valuers.


Attractive Freehold Farmhouse Buildings and Exoollcnt Produc­ tive Grassland, in all 11.897 acres or thereabouts, situate in the Kibble Valley, with southerly outlook, well-secluded position, A to be offered for SALE BY


UCTION TUESDAY, MAY 5th. 1970, at the Starkie Arms Hotel.


Clitheroe. at 3 o’clock, in the afternoon, known as MARY BONE MEADOW FARM, WEST BRADFORD. Nr. Clitheroe Lancs.


Apply to Auctioneers for bro­ chures: To View Owner-Occupier.- Tel. Chatburn 383..as advertised last week.


Grazing Farm. Pasture and Quarry


For Sale by Private Treaty Valuable Freehold Dairy or


as a. whole or in three Lots. Known as


FAUGHS FARM and MOSS END.


Newohuroh-in-Pendle. Nr. Burnley. Lanos.


In all: fl) pasture 15.17: (2) Guarry 2.05; (3) 53.96 as adver­ tised last week.


Apply to Auctioneers lor Brochure.


JACKSON & REEDAY.


Total Dispersal Sale at MANOR HOUSE FARM (In the Village)


Rimington. Nr. Clitheroo (3 miles from Gisburn)


Albert Eccles. Jackson & Reeday win sell by Auction on Wednes­ day, 6th May. 1970. the whole of his Live and Dead Farming stock, comprising:


On instructions from Mr,


'uly; 8 due Aug.; 8 due Sept, m due Oct.: 3 due Nov.; 6 geld an


93 grand young Friesian Cattle, J iz., 4 cows due June; 1-1 due ilk; 10 hfrs. duo July: 6 due


• ’


Aug.-Sept.; 1 geld; 1 cow suckling 2 Hereford :bull calves; 13 hfrs. 10 m.o.; 7- hfrs. 9 m.o.: 4 Mrs. 14 m.o.; 4 hfrs. 8' m.o,; 3 blks 6 m.o.


7 SHEEP: 44 good HB ewes and


served . POULTRY: 80 laying hens. F IMPLEMENTS include; 1950


6 lambs,-1-2 shear. Suffolk ram. PIGS: 5 store pivs; .1 sow


mower; Fordson Super Major diesel tractor (1961) with cab; 3- row Centipede, as new: Stackley elevator as .new: Ward double cattle trailer, 12 m.o.; bale sledge as new; International B46 baler; R.O. Toaster fertilizer drill (new); raking and strawing t machines; 2 Bamford side rakes:


erguson Tractor; (P) Ferguson


widdle drill: pulper: grindstone: d heelbarrows; sheep rack; hand


Laval ral’lk units: Inchurn cooler: milk truck: galv. wash tank; milk sieves; buckets and 8 kits.


bate; 5 hfrs. 14 to 15 mths.; 4ullocks 5 mths.; 7 hfr. calves


to 5 mths.: 1 hfr. 8 to 9 mths. a The above cattle are well worth


pullets b Implements: New Holland hay


ttention and fit cattle. Poultry: 40 Honegger hens: 100


aler; Fergusson 1952/53 T.V.O cr tractor; Jones Tedder: side dellv railer; hay trailer: Bamlett t tra-iler mower: Ogle Minor eleva­


a y hay raker: Blackstone Lister t rtificial .sower; low loading hay


ford manure spreader; Tengle hedge cutter: • Geest barrow: Wol- seley electric fence: Alfa Laval milking machine, 11 h.p. electric motor, .single phase: 3 sta’nless milk units: single wn«h-un bath: two (ron round nig troughs. x Cabins: four 16* x 10*: one 12


or with electric motor; Barn- * x 3*


fA c a te re r will a t te n d ) . Sale 1 o’clock.


OTHER FIXTURES:


p Saturday, May 9th: Total dis­ iersal sale of livestock farm


Ingham. Lower Readwood Farm, Read, Burnley.


ry and tractor sale, in Clitlv eroe. Entries to auctioneers.


Tel 652 (Nr. Clitheroc. Lancs) J BALSHAW. Glen Thom


Waddington Road, Clitheroe. Tel 2011.


mplements, etc., for Mr. H,


faTuosday, May 19th: Annual e rmers* collective farm machin­


L Auctioneers: C. SILVERWOOD, ivingstone House, Slaldburn,


ploughs and seed harrows. DAIRY UTENSHS: 4 SB. Alfa


uckets; quantity of hand-to^ls; 12;


Howard4:*E W Gill. 2: E Edmondson. 10r W ^dmaync. G C Dewlvurst 25: Jas Simpson. 4; R Kenton. 6, B Airoy. 3,


* F W Giles 6. R Woou, 3 HITS.. A PROPERTY FOR SALE


SUPERIOR TERRACED HOUSE, btwo bedrooms, new mree-plece ireplace In living room Elec­


tric fire In sitting room ideal kitchen, outside w.c., plus many extras. New garage.—22. Stand- royd Road. Heifer Lane. Colne.


cathroom (blue suite) partial fentral heating, natural stone


LOST MISSING, two racing pigeons.


Bradley. 14 Salthill Rd.. Clith-l eroe.


One Bk cheque, one mealy. Reward for


PUBLIC NOTICES


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


COMMONS REGISTRATION ACT, 1965.


Common Land and Town or Village Greens*


Provisional Registrations and how to object to them.


REGISTRATION a The second and last period for


pplications for the registration under the above Act of—


(a) land which is common land or a town or village green:


(b) rights of common over such land, and


tended on 2nd January 1970. but ahe Council. as registrat on


(c) persons claiming to be owners of such land


area of which particulars arc given below, has until 31st July 1970 to complete the compilation of its registers. A further notice will be issued after this has been done, not I.ater than 3lst October. 1970


uthority for the registration


MEMORIALS


In Stock specially tor Clltheroe cemetery regulations Send for designs and prices or call and inspect. NOTE OUR ONLY AODRESS


MONUMENTAL YARD. BLACKBURN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD.


W. ROCK and CO. Telephone 2164


No connection with any other firm or individual. BIRTHS BIRTWELL (nee Harper).—On 16


April, at Queen’s Park to Eric and Vivien, a son. Nicholas a brother for Matthew. Grateful thanks to all concerned.______


BRENNAN (nee Earnshaw).--On 9th April 1970. at Biamley d Meade to Roger and Pat a


come sister for Louise. Thanks to all concerned.


aughter Susan Leonic. a wel­ _ _ _


information.— I Dtal to Lou and John a son Paul Tavid, a brother for Julie and


cerned


DICKINSON (nee Meaney)-—On 15 April at Queen’s Park Hospi­


racey Thanking all con­


PORTER (nee Graham).—At Queen's Park Hospital, later at Bramlcy Meade, on 14 April t 1970. A precious little star, Gill,


o Daphne and Roy. Thanking all concerned._______________


SEED (nee Reynolds).—To Ida and Harry on 19 April. 1970. at Brantley Meade, Whnlley, a daughter, Joanne Mary. Thank­ ing all concerned.______ _


WATERHOUSE (nee Jackson).— On 13 April 1970, ftt Brantley Meade, to Susan and Raymond, a daughter Lisa Anne. Thank­


ing all concerned. ___ SILVER WEDDING


GOODBIER (nee Bercsford).— Congratulatlins mother and father (John and Lillian) on your silver wedding anniversary


29 April.


May your silver turn to gold. —Frim Sheila. Tony and family.


. 21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


L Tlie Register of Common oand and the Register of Town t r Village Greens for the regis­


taining all registrations and notes of objections so far made, are available for inspection free of charge at the Counci's office at County nail. Preston, between p. the hours of 9 a.m. and 5-30


ration area of the Council, con­


a m. on working days. In oddition each local authority ather than the Council has avail­ rble for inspection copies of all iegistrations so far made affect­


ng land in its own avea and copies of register entries of all objections so far made affecting such land .


registrations made after 30th June. 1968 begins, on 1st May. 1970 and ends on 31st July. 1972. Tlie period for objecting to regis­ trations made before 1st July.


OBJECTIONS The period for objeeting to


1968 is now running and will end on 30th . September. 1970. Every objection must be made in writing on the special form of objection (CJl. Form No. 26) t available free and post free from


Preston, and must reach the Council as registration authority at the above adress—


he Council at County Hall,


(a) in the case of an objection to a registration made l before 1st July. 1968. not


(b) in the case of an objection to a registration made - after 30th Juno. 1968. net


ater than 30th September, 1970. and


earlier- than 1st May. 1970 nor later than 31st July. 1972


of each other, so that, for example, a registratian of land as common land made before t 1st July. 1968 and not objected


Registrations are independent


o before 1st October. 1970 will t become final and definitive on


ALSTON.—Congratulations and best wishes Tony on your 21st birthday. 26 April. 19<0. —Love Mum. Dad. Michael and


Bernard.


CELDARD. — Congratulations Bobbie on your 21st birthday. 23


April. 1970. God bless and keep you. —Love. Grandma.


____


HILL.—Congratulations Peter, on your 21st birthday. 24 April


—Love from Mum and Dad, Sandra and Steven.


, ^ ,


Health and happiness be yours always


KWASNIEWSKI. — Congratu.a. tions Christine on your 21st birthday. 27 April. Lots of love and happiness. —Mum. Dad, John. Paul. Ann.


KWASNIEWSKI. — Congratula­ tions on your 21st birthday


Christine. 27 April —Auntv Ida and Uncle John


KWASNIEWSKI. — Thank you mum and dad for 21 years of love and understanding. All my love. Christine._____


KWASNIEWSKI. — Congratula- tions and best wishes Christine on your 21st birthday 27 April. —Love. Rolanch_____ ________


SEYMOUR.—Congratulations and best wishes James on your 21st birthday. 24 April 19 iO. _Love from Mum. Kathleen


and Bernard and nieces. G. Calverly


and Sons Ltd. “Funeral Director”


Member of the National Association of Funeral Directors


claims to ownership thereof, are made after 30th June, 1968 objections to such registrations can be made in the second objection period.


the latter date, but if registra­ ions of rights over that land, or


Every objection which is not . rejected is noted on the register egistration authority to the


os soon as possible after receipt, r and particulars are sent by the


person (if any) on whose appli­ cation the registration was made, and to certain other per­ sons directly interested in the registration. In addition, conies of register entries of objectors are sent to local authorities holding copies of the registra-1 tions to which they relate. t The noting of an objection on


eorrect and it has no immediate oration Is cancelled or the


ffect on the registration. The t effect is that, unless the regis­ t bjector withdraws his objection,


he matter will be referred to a Commons Commissioner decision.


eastern boundary of tile Borough taking approximately *320 With of Bacup for which the County


C . Land In the Administrative n ounty excepting an area on or


Dated: 24th April. 1970. PARTICULARS OF 1 REGISTRATION AREA


ear Counting Hill and th e . ...


Yorkshire is the registration . _____ authority.


Council of the West Riding of scope for increasing. Good living accommodation,


.__. .


ractor trailer with hay sheiv- f ings: bax cart; 2 el. fence units; ri'H: 250 gall., diesel tank: ex. b ladder: posts and rail* cow


situate on or forming part of iops for storage. Central heating. Saddle Fell'in the Rural District’ of Bowland: land comprising the Ramsden Hill area of the Borough of Todmorden: Waisden Moor and the Long Hill. Great Hill. Ferny Hill and the Moorhey Flat areas of Shore Moor. n-U in o the Borough of Todmorden; land


orkshlre comprising an area P,ece hamroom. wu buuu


Bank Loan for suitable appli cant. £4.500 and S.A.V.


size beds: oak wardrobe: two sideboards: 3-piece suite: 2 fire­ side chairs; dressing table and washstand: 2 carpets, 4 x 3 : tables, etc


Chest drawers with china cab­ inet; double and three-quarter


SU R P PLU S FURNITURE:


n or forming part of White Holme Moss In the Borough of Todmorden and the Urban District of Ripnonden nr»d the. Farther TO. Middle Hm and Nigher Hill a*eas of Soyland Moor in the Urban District of Ri.pponden


Bo3. Land in the County RIBBLESDALE AND F Also for. Mr. Jolin Carr. 8


well wintered. Sale at 1 p.m.-Terms’ cash. t N.B.: A' noted stock of cattle,


riesian bullocks, 2 and 4 teeth,


ion. F Auotionoers* Offices: Crneg


el. 4675.


Tnd 466. Skipton Road. Keighley. LOANS


6 8*: one 10’ x 7’. Six night arks Leicester


the whole sale worthy of atten­ aarm. Foulridge. Tel. Colne 360


HORROCKSFORD S.C. Week No. 12:


1st—No. 266 2nd—No. 113. WADDINGTON F.C.—No. 225.


, R.W.G.C. 200 CLUB—No,


rough of Rochdale known as tlie-Bottcm of Rooley 3ifoor.


TEL: COLNE 1245 MACHINERY


PLANT AND


1966 FORD "5000". 1965 FORD "4000". 1965 FORD "3000”. Massoy Fergusons. D. Brown,


Nuffield and International Traotors.


A good seleotion of Manure Spreaders, Drotts, J. C. B.. Hymacs. Dinkum Diggers, eto,


Over 200 machines in stock. TEL. ACCRINGTON 37126,


PERSONAL


YOUR SPENCER CORSETIERE, Mrs. Dorris Sellers IB55-S.A.I, 2 Eastfield Drive West Brad­ ford—Tel. Clitheroe 3901 for appointment, after 7 P.m.


GENERAL RATE ACT 1967


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED F. S. Richards T.tr) 11 Wellforri Rd


HOUSEOWNERS PAY


CASH BUY MORE . SAVE MONEY


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


over 7 years or less from 3M days


what you want for the same price by getting discount for house .owners.


Telephone 051-228 1473 or Southport 86000


J .P . RICHARD 43 Beresford Drive, | Southport, Lancs.


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


must apply in writing to the Borough Treasurer NOT LATER THAN 30th April 1970.


Ratepayers wishing 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 above


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. Lanos, BB7 2DE


pumtstica "i f ' S j t j PUBLICATION'S


Advertiser and Times. CUtheroe. BB7 2EW. prinwd'v’ttt Northsato.


London Office: London. EC4 Tel. 01-583 8199 8b


gw f j I j ja 'tS I


.* “ I f


Rcgtswred_at the^Gro *.u49f. 23-27


01-3U «t9


ever the need anses nrenared to nrovuje 1 ifM, ate assistance. Day r in Clitheroo or {•"


WHENEVER and


ounding districts |(» „ dependable


close as telephone.


■jss?** s


CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST


Tel: Clltheroe 3297 day 2017 night.


T O . LANGSHAW


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY furnished


he register does not mean that I c it is officially admitted to be


for


C. P. H. MCCALL, Clerk of the County Council.


CREMATIONS ARRANGED CHAPEL OF REST


ON THE PREMISES. PERSONAL SERVICE


KING STREET WHALLEY


Tel: Whalley 3248 (day or night) BUSINESS FOR SALE


MIXED BUSINESS 3 bedrooms, 3


Y 2. Land in the West Riding of niA. . hnthroom. Two good oel- , . EMM0TT.-sudder.ly deaths


Gill Nr Arnciille. l dearly loved husband I7’ apel of rest. Chatbun, ^ £) , s Clitheroe. where flowerst?*'- I


- 0n >8 aot~;„ at his homes15-!


hate Mary Elizabeth aLjL&i chis 70th year. Repos m


cent Cortege will ahapel of rest today i t 12-15 p.m. for


Church. Slaidburn.’ ^ ~ -


nterment at St


Inq T. L,. Robinson - Boiton-by-Bowland 2l|. * ^


Friends please accent W only intimation.


HARGREAVES.—On 1970 (in hasp-tali Eva


years the dearly loved ’*$3 =


of the late George and “f t ': Hargreaves, late of 63


•


Hoad. Clitheroe. Crema-S'7'- at Pleasington on 23 t o f ** —Calverlov Ltd.. Funerai'n- tors. Clitheroe. Tel. 3297/ig:-


JACKSON.—On 22 Ap-j' iq-iT' Swinton and Pend'.eburt I dren’s Hospital, naviri v "' aged 6 weeks, the dea-v-.r son of Mary and Edv.-a-d V.'s son. of 30. Pendle • J Chatburn. Service wi'' place at Ss. Michael "


. -hit';


Church. Ciithcroe, on Sv,w;: I 25 April, at 10-30 a.m


of the Holy Church. Rio"-' —Inq. Brian Price. Ttf'rv burn 297


by interment at Christ Chatburn. Fortffiert b v -


”


WHALLEY.—On 31 Ma-ch^l in her 88th year, Ethc' v- widow of Herbert r-r--1 Whalley. formerly of C


Service and committal a-Ys' don Crematorium. Intorayr';','


ha'-‘b — I


ashes at Pleasington Ce-r,-' " Blackburn, on 23 April.""''


WRIGLEY.—On 18 An-;' peacefully at her homeVj L


erow.” 22 Moorlie'.d S: s-Vt' I ens. Canterbury. Ma«'» "px | loved wife of Harry v,’;-,- '1


ACKNOWLEDGiMtjfJj"


W0RSWICK.—The family o’ late Mrs. Alice Worswiei; thank all relatives and f!.i for their kind expressionT? I sympathy and floral t-b-v1 received ;n their bereavur-


Aiso the family doctor and-'" Rev. G. H. Gaze for the’: v-


ness.


Ivy Cottage. Dunsop Bridy IN ftlEMORIAM


’ “


DOCKER.—In loving memo*;r* "


I never said goodbye dear, But that was just as well I never could have said gfe To one 1 loved so well. I ’ve been so lonely since v - H lcftome has never been thesr* The world would be like Just to have you back ogam I hear your voice in st’.ca; hours.


my dear grandma whodcd ’H April 1969.


I


4 and 7 York Strej Telephone


QAliDENMG DE|


qrolinh /[ see the


a


Scale \


When the house is very st;:: And the touch oi you: uajK I hand.


Guiding and helping me —From her loving gr«::-| daughter Sheila, and Dawson.


DOCKER.—In loving mcnio^ a. dear great-grandma, who c::: I 25 April 1969.


1 was not-there to see you a I To clasp your hand and ay B goodbye:


V


ut I will remember all ■ T through.


ile last few words 1 had v — youFrom your :ovins sreai sra: daughter Pat and Irene.


BLEAZARD.—in lovin of a dear husband and la John Cyril, dic-d ^ Apn;.: Loved and remembered a'.* —From Greta, \vonne. P Paul and Justine.


WEBSTER.—Treasured menrs of Hannah, n- dearly loved vet died 27 April 1969. Remembered always. —From husband James Y-- family R.I.P.


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


HITCHEN.—Fond memories cl s dear friend and ne.;h&. (April 29th). Often in our thoughts. —Aunt Alice. Vi. Eddy. Sto* Marion and Mona.


for craftsmanship in granitt, marble, green slate and sto etc.


n THOS. ROCK


(ROCK and ALTY) Monumental Masons


7b, Market Place. Clithew Phone 4277


and at Broomfield Place. Witton, Blackburn Phone 51251


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


“TELEFLOWER SERVICE'


Church Brow Garde® Tel. CLITHEROE 3«* FOR ALL


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrose tjjirsfl1 Tel. Clltheroe 3521


Also Clitheroe HarW n -


Quality you can trust at t l Super gloss (pint) . . . 1


C° - (l


l^r.Gicss (quart) .. . Emulsion (quart)


Emulsion (half-gallon) H .......


oliday cases, Shopping | electrtcJ


IT’S DOUBLE DIVI l o -


Holiday Time at your Ci —Look at I


1st PRIZE £21


»°°ver Junior 1346A .. Hoover Junior 1354 .........■


Ois 12 runiier-ui\ Valid until


H°over Dustette ......... Cni»e 0


IT’S a l l AT THE


2nd PRIZE £ l l 3rd PRIZE £101


1’ e


IT'S D0UB1 AT YOUI


11- in the £ Dis| PLUS NO!


Furnishiiu Double! o - l


'Windsor' three piece suitf > ft 'Vono' divan ............. 1 ft 6 ins ‘Burgess’ divan 2 ft ‘Eros' divan ............. Bunk beds .........................


C l


f2 ft'Foam backed carpet! ..................................


11 Foam backed carpel only


ft Foam backed carpet •2 ft Axminster carpet fr|


Beck chairs ..................... .. Floral bed chairs ............


Five position cha‘r Garden bed chair


J


THIS PLAN shows hi the upper floor ol the


,1 rary could be reorganisl '] The front part, overlook! (he Market Place, wol become a reference-stil


section, (he remainder ho| ing the children’s libra The reading room wo^ be housed in the sr room currently used reference purposes. Pern nent control would exercised by a member | the library staff.


BLACKBURN


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