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Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE Telephone 2695 (Evenmss 3755 and 2180)


GRINJJLETON, Nr. OLITHEEOE


HOTHEKSALL & FORREST have. received Instructions to Offer for Sale bv Auction ON THE PREMISES on WEDNESDAY, 7th OCTOBER, 1970 at 3 p.m., subject to conditions,


CROSS FOLD COTTAGE


A freehold stone-built property with period leatures in a 17th century chimney and oak beams. Accommodation: entrance hall, sitting room; kitchen, double bedroom, modern three- piece bathroom. Usual outside offices. Small garden. Mains services. Particulars and appointment to view from the AUCTIONEERS. BANK SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE. (Tel. 2695). VENDORS* SOLICITORS: RAMSBOTTOM. LIDDLE & CO.. 21, CHURCH STREET. CLITHEROE (Tel. 2264).


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY FOUR BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE WITH LARGE


GARDEN. “ESHTON VILLA”, 43 WEST VIEW. CLITHEROE. This substantial brick-built property comprises: Entrance Vestibule, Hall. Lounge, Dining Room, Study, Kitchen and Domestic Offices, rear Conservatory, FOUR BEDROOMS. Bathroom separate W.C Deep Garden frontage, large walled Plot to rear. Ample garage space. Current general rate pay­ able: £36. Yearly rent charge: £3 15s. 6d.


PRE WAR SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE. 32 PARK AVENUE, CLITHEROE Erected by local tradesmen In quality materials.. The situation is central, the locality desirable. The weil-


prooortloned accommodation comprises: hall: lounge; dining room kitchen- larder rear porch with access to wash-house. Three bedrooms half-tiled bathroom, separate w.c Garage. Garden areas front side and rear. Particulars and appoint­ ment to view rrom Hothersnll Forrest


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FOUR BEDROOMED TERRACED DWELLING HOUSE IN THE WADDINGTON HOAD AREA SITUATE AT 30 SCHOOL TERRACE. CLITHEROE This substantial stone-built resi­ dent^ nas a palisaded garden frontage and comprises: vesti­ bule nail, tounge. dining room kitchen with Rayburn cooker inrder tour bedrooms three-mece bathroom Yard ana offices with room for * vehicle Annual ground rant. 412 is Uci Current general rates payable* **32


STONE-BUILT END TERRACE DWELLINGHOUSE, 21. KIRK- i MOOR ROAD, CLITHEKUE, In a popular locality and contain­


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larder. twv bedrooms (one fitted with washbasin): bathroom furnished panel bath nedestn1 washbasin and w.c. Excellent- yard area with large washhouse, fuel stores and t-oilet. Pos­ sible garage space. Current general rate payable: £20. View­ ing bv appointment only.


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STONE-BUILT TERRACED DWELLINGHOUSE. No. 12. CURZON STREET CLITHEROE. comprising* nailway; sitting room: living room kitchen, white sink <h. & c water): larder. Two upper ttoor bedrooms Yard with fuel store and w.c. Mains services Current general rates payable £17 6s 8d


END-TERRACc DWELLINGHOUSE. 23 KAY STREET. CLITH­ EROE. with pleasant views and comprising: hallway: sitting room, tile range: living room excellent tile range with '‘Ray­ burn Princess' closed stove supplying three central heating radiators, kitchen stainless steel sink unit: kitchen annexe: two upper floor bedrooms (bath and washbasin in the rear one) Yard with fuel store wc. and small workshop. Annual ground rent* £1 5s 8d. Current, general rate nnvable: £18 13s 4d.


ATTRACTIVE TCRR*GED DWELLINGHOUSE, 21. BROWNLOW STREET. CLITHEROE, well-modernised and comprising: hall- wav sitting room- living room, each with tile range: small kitchen, fitted vitreous enamel sink unit: lean-to porch and stores two bedrooms: excellent bathroom, fitted three-piece bathroom suite, and extra-large linen and airing cupboards. Tidy yard with outside w.c. Mains servlces.Current general rate payable £18 13s. 4d.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST


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


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)


Auctioneers. Valuers, Surveyors and Estate Agents.


14, Green Drive, Clithcroe. Architect designed semi-detached house in excellent area All modern conveniences and many fittings. Comprising* Kitchen, through Lounge. 3 Bedrooms. Bathroom. Separate W.C.. and internal access to Garage. Coals and Wash house. Full details available.


32, Nelson Street, Low Moor. End nouse m need of rrrant-aided modernisation. Kitchen. Lounge, 2 Bedrooms. Suit newly weds or retiring couple. Price £450 o.n.o.


Gisburn Road Dairy, Barnoldswick. Established dairy business with good connections. Freehold shop and living accom­ modation. Fixtures Fittings, Goodwill and considerable stocks Price £3.750 (short letting considered).


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Rising Bridge: Small farm with modernised house, excellent range of buildings and 50 acres of good land. Private mort­ gage available to suitable applicant. Price £11,000.


Full printed details available on request to


2, NEW MARKET STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 2369. MESSRS. INGHAM & YORKE


LITTLEMOOR. CLITHEROE BB7 1HG. Tel. 3655. FOR SALE FREEHOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY


Chartered Surveyors. Chartered Land Agents, ___


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15 COCKERILL TERRACE, BARROW, Near WHALLEY


This is a modernised TERRACED HOUSE conveniently placed in Barrow and comprises: Sitting Room, Living Room, Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Coal and Store Shed.


For further particulars apply Agents. GARDENING


NYLON STRETCH COVERS


AN AMAZING SELECTION OVER 170 DIFFERENT


PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM


All Prices—All Shapes and Sizes quoted for


For Free Homo Demonstration Ring Clitheroe 3975 or call


11. LANGDALE AVENUE, EDISFORD PARK. CLITHEROE.


ttoii " t ’d iV , ^ I &s4 rhe areas leading retailers of VENETIAN BLINDS


window coverings offer free aic.isurmg. estimating a n d


fitting service on blinds at prices well below what you would normally expect to pay: e.g. 4 x 4 £6-10-0 Stacks of Colours All Slat Sizes.


Also fantastic range of Roller Blinds.


or call 11, Langdale Avenue, Clitheroe.


Telephone Clitheroe 3975


DISCOUNT CARROTS


LAWN TURF. Carefully selected for Its texture and hardwearlng qualities. Weed-treated and specially prepared for lawns. Delievered In neat rolls a t 3/6


per sq. yd. C.O.D. Free Delivery. Mini­ mum. 30 rq. yds. Telephone Kirkham 3683. anytime.


CAROENS ROTOVATED. For your free estimate 'phone Rossendale 5963. Cllth- eric 3513 or Burnley 24085


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. Divi 1/3 £


PERSONAL


YOUR SPENCER CORSETIERE, Mrs oorrls Sellers IBSS5.A.I.


2 Eastfield Drive West Brad­ ford.—Tel Clitheroe 8901 for appointment after 7 Din


HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION


MORECAMBE. — One week Inclusive holiday Three day tours English Lakes, theatres, full board residence from £16 5s. Brochuro — WICHFIELD PRIVATE HOTEL. Sea View Parade. Tel 2411


Bargains from Camera Cabin


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Bornlet MW Ci.miKKOE


Geoffrey Taylor & Go


Estate Agents, Auctioneers, Valuers and Surveyors


&co 6 CHURCH STREET CLITHEROE


Telephone 3252


SUPERB MODERN DETACHED HOUSE. 71 MITTON ROAD, WH ALLEY


gardens u> the front and rear. Comprising: ENTRANCE HALL: LOUNGE 14' 6' x 14' 3' attractive minster drepiace set In Ingle-


Situated Just betorc Wbltnam Road. and set In mature


nook. DINING ROOM 13 3" X I f 6". PITTED KITCHEN 10 5' X 8 1 . THREE. HEDHOOMH—1: 14 3' X 11' 6’ . superb fitted wardrobes witn built-in dressing table; 2: 13’ 4' x 9' 2 ": 3: 9’ 9" x 0 1 HALF-TILED THREE-PIECE BATHROOM with


shower ntting. Outside: DOUBLE OARAGE 36 X 10’ 6'. 690 gallon oil


storage tank. Rates payable £55 per annum. Leasehold O.R. £6 7s. 6d. per annum. All mains services. Gas available. Full automatic OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT.


ATTRACTIVE FOUR-YEAR-OLD SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW


11, DERWENT CRESCENT, CLITHEROE


front, side and rear. Comprising: VESTIBULE: ENTRANCE HALL:' SPACIOUS LOUNGE 19ft. Bin. x l i f t . 4in. stone fire­ place; DINING ROOM or BEDROOM 3, 10ft. 7in. x 8ft. 7in.: HALF-TILED KITCHEN with fitted units; BEDROOM 1. 13ft. 9in. x 9ft. 10in.. ladies’ and gent’s fitted wardrobes; THREE-PttCE BATHROOM. First floor. BEDROOM 2, 10ft. 9in. x 9ft. 2in. Outside: DETACHED GARAGE 16ft. x 8ft. 61n. All mains services including FULL GAS-FIRED CENTRAL


Occupying an enviable corner position with gardens to the


HEATING. Rates Payable £48 per annum. Leasehold G.R. £5 per annum.


MODERN CHALET HOUSE WITH MANY EXTRAS. 5, PASTURELANDS DRIVE, J3ILLINGTON


schools. Comprising:


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


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


SPACIOUS SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.


11 BLEASDALE AVENUE, CLITHEROE


shops and schools. Comprising: HALL: CLOAKROOM, wash­ basin and low suite w.c.; THROUGH LOUNGE 22’ 6” x 12' 3’ . Attractive coloured stone fireplace. Including DINING AREA 12* 3” X 8' 6”; KITCHEN 11* X 9’ 3”: 3 BEDROOMS 12* 7” x 12* 3”. 12 3" x 9’ 9” and 9’ 3“ X 8’ 9”: HALF-TILED THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. DETACHED BRICK GARAGE 16’ 6” X 8* 6”.


Conveniently situated in an excellent position, close to All mains services.


Private rear garden. Rates payable £59 o.a. Leasehold G.R. £5 per annum-


VACANT SHOP PREMISES WITH LIVING ACCOMMODATION. 62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


centre and comprising: SALES SHOP '13' 9” ,x 12’: SITTING ROOM; LIVING ROOM: TWO BEDROOMS: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. TWO STORAGE SHEDS. Rates payable £30 per annum.


Busy main road position quarter of a mile from the town LOCAL AGENTS FOB


ABBEY NATIONAL BtJILDINGI SOCIETY


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.,


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


TODAY FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th. GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF 4,500 UNCROSSED HORNED EWES. SALE at 11 a.m.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK AT 12 noon.


80—100 Steers Heifers. Fat Cows. ' _


30—40 Pigs. 100—120 Ewes. 1100—1300 Lambs.


TUESDAY .SEPTEMBER 29tll. WEEKLY SALE OF NEWLY-CALVED COWS AND HEIFERS all In the hands of farmers and breeders.


Weekly Sa?e^of good quality rearing calves at 12 noon. Last sale 88.


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SALE OF IN-CALF CATTLE AND STORE CATTLE. 12 NOON. Good entries anticipated In both sections.


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7th. ANNUAL PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF LONK SHEEP FOR THE LONK SHEEP BREEDERS ASSO- CIATION.


Entries confined to members ol the L.S.B.A.


FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9tll. 4,000—1,500 UNCROSSED DRAFT HILL EWES. LONK, CROSS BRED, GRITSTONE AND OTHER HILL EWES, all 111 the hands of the breeder lrom the noted Fells of BOW- LAND. BLEASDALE, ANGLEZARK. BLACKSTONE EDGE, BEL­


MONT, HEBDEN BRIDGE, HAWORTH, AND OTHER PENNINE


EOTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30th. CATALOGUE AND BALLOT PUBLISHED TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th


WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14th. ANNUAL SHOW AND SALE OF HORNED RAMS.


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd. OLD FAIR SALE, ALL CLASSES STORE SHEEP.


TEL. EVENINGS SKIPTON 3641. WANTED


I BUY AND COLLECT children’s, babies’, ladles' and gent’s clothes, curtains, bedding, orna­


ments etc.—Ring Accrington 35885


GARAGES


GARAGE. Kirkmoor district.— Apply 6, School Terrace,


Clitheroe. LIVESTOCK


ALL CLA8SES of dodded rams for sale.—J. Bainbrldgc. Tel. Slaidburn 220 daytime. Slald- bum 206 evening.


SITUATIONS WANTED


ACTIVE WIDOW, early 50’s desires substantial business directorship or managerial post. —Write Box No. H.3, Advertiser and Times, or Tel. Clltheroe 3163 shop hours or 2605 even­


ings ' PUBLIC NOTICES


CLITHEROE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RATES 1970-71


The Council remind ratepyers that the Second Instalment of rates becomes due on 1st October, 1970, and request that these be paid at the address below as soon as possible or at the Village Collecting stations as detailed on the Demand Notes. W..Alan Butt, Cleric of the Council.


Council Offices, 2. Church Brow, CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE BB7 2AB BUSINESS FOR SALE


NEWS, STATIONERS, GREETING CARDS, TOYS, Etc.


Main road position • Pndlham. Sales £11.859. Gross profit £2.263. Low rent business £1.950. deposit £350 plus S.A.V. Yorth seeing. Ring Padiham 71642 before 6 p.m.


MUSICAL


FKANK CHOWDER, A.R.M.C.M., M.R.S.T.. pianoforte, singing and voice production.—11, Gis­ burn Hoad, Bolton-by-Bowland.


Tel 687. PUBLIC NOTICES


HORROCKSFORD S.C. Week No. 34: 242.


RIBBLESDALE AND


LIONS "100” CLUB Woek 7. No. 100.


fitted gas (ire: KITCHEN 10' 9' x 8' 7". double drainer stain­ less steel sink unit, superb titted units. Including cooker and


ENTRANCE HALL. THROUGH LOUNGE 27' 9" x 19 4 .


Situated in a popular residential area close to shops and .


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Outside: GARAGE 19' 6” x 9’ 6" All mains services are Installed, together with FULL GAS


Advertiser and Times F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1970


SALE BY AUCTION TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE


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at Wall Groen Farm. Northtown, Nr. Burnley.


Evenings 2016


DESIRABLE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW—15. BUSHBURN DRIVE. LANGHO VILLAGE. Pleasant residential locality with all amenities nearby. Full oil fired CENTRAL HEATING to three bedrooms, naif-tiled bathroom; entrance hall spacious lounge; kitchen. Integral garage. Room for second garage. Neatly laid gardens to front, side and rear


EXCELLENT FREEHOLD TOWN RESIDENCE—PARSON LANE. CLITHEROE. Having character and historical interest. Four bedrooms- ooxroom/tlfth bedroom; bathroom; separate w.c., trout, entrance vestibule, hall, sitting room; study: living room superb unit titted kitchen: larder, etc. Garage.


room. tront entrance vestibule.' hall, large living room: dlning/kitchen etc apace tor garage


received Instructions f r om Messrs. J. and A. Hitchen (retiring) to sell by Auction on Friday, 9th October, the whole of their Live and Dead Farming stock comprising:


Jackson and Reeday have


22 Head of Cattle viz: d 5 cows recently calved, 3 cows


cows geld in full milk. 5 cows due December and January in milk, 2 cows due February in milk, 2. good Hereford bull calves.


ATTRACTIVE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW—14. DERWENT CRESCENT. CLITHEKOE. Two bedrooms: bath­


VERY DESIRABLE END TERRACED HOUSE.—33. BROWNLOW STREET. CLITHEROE. Good residential area near to St. James's Church. Partial CENTRAL HEATING. 2 double bed­ rooms boxroom, 3-piece modern bathroom, front entrance vestibule, hallway, sitting room, spacious living room, unit fitted kitchen, etc. Car port


OFFICES TO LET. Excellent ground floor suite—main road— WHALLEY.


NEW PROPERTY WELL PLANNED QUALITY BUILT HOMES FOR MODERN


LIVING—RURAL POSITION. NEAR ST. PAULS, CLITHEROE. DETACHED BUNGALOWS with tliree bedrooms. @ £4,600. DETACHED HOUSE with three bedrooms. @ £4,450. SEMI-DETACHED with three bedrooms. @ £3.900.


Freehold. Turfed Front Gardens. Spacious Attractive Layouts, Constructed of Top Quality Materials. 10-Year Guarantee N.H.B.B.C. All Mains services. 95* Mortgages available (subject to status).


ATTRACTIVE VILLAGE OF WADDINGTON. Near CLITHEROE.


Development of Detached Properties by HEALDWOOD


CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.


DORMER BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES with 3 and 4 Bedrooms-


Prices from £5.495 to £6.750 including ‘•ELECTRICAIRE" CENTRAL HEATING.


Sunday from 2-30 to 4 p.m. H. W. PETTY & CO.


24 MANCHESTER ROAD, NELSON.


PETS View Days— LOANS DO YOU NEED CASH?


WHY PAY MORE THAN YOU HAVE TO?


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


Phone or Write to:


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


43 BERRESFORD DRIVE SOUTHPORT


051-228-14173


Tel: 86000 or


POSTAL LOANS UNSECURED. F. S. Richards Ltd 1 1 Wellford Rd. i .elcester


PROPERTY FOR SALE


ATTRACTIVE MODERNISED HOUSE, for sale. 16, Grafton Street. Clitheroe. Comprising: entrance hall, sitting room, living room with Baxi grate,


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


Dogs and Cats Boarded. Collection and Delivery Service


oedigree ouonies sunnlied Mrs. J. NUTT ALL Tel: Clitherna 2129


SBIREBURJN BGARDIING KENNELS


CLIPPING STRIPPING ALL BREEDS


Collection and Delivery Mrs. ROSE KENYON Tel. Clitheroe 3846


LOOKING FOR A PUPPY? then contact


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


ROELEX PUPPY CENTRE who have


Quality puppies ol all breeds supplied. show or Pets :: Cash or Terms.


Excellent after sales service Includes delivery of all kinds of do? foods. TEL. BURNLEY 29407. Or contact:


INGHAM FARM HOUSE, ROYLE ESTATE. BURNLEY.


LASSIE COLLIE PUPS for sale and one eleven month old bitch: also dog at stud. All sablo and white. Tob-class pedi­ gree. Ferndawn Kennels. Tel. Padiham 71278.


POODLE PUPPIES for sale. Tel. Clitheroe 2129.


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


PEOIGREE PUPPIES. Cash or no interest wekly terms. Chihuahuas and Shellies, Alsatians, Poodles (all sizes and colours). Calms, Labradors, Boxers, Yorkles, Spaniels and Dobermanns. Also Siamese Kittens. HILLSIDE KEN­ NELS, NANSGREAVES, BURY. Tel. Ramsbottom 2029.


GOLDEN LABRADOR PUPPIES, good pedigree.—Apply 95, Salt- hill Road, or ring Clitheroc


4201.


PUPPIES GALORE.—Three Utters Shet­ land.*;. Corgis. Scalyhnms. Fox Terriers. Golden Spaniels. Poodles. Labradors. Lassie Collies, Scotties, Cairns. Wcstlos, Jack Russclls, Pokes. Airedales. Always open. TOM SCHOFIELD. DISLEY FARM. • MOSS LANE, WHITTLE-LE- WOODS. CHORLEY.


CYRIL HOOLEY


Ex-Hoover Service - Engineer


57 WOONK LANE CLITHEROE


Phone: 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service


EXPERT SERVICES L.1VE ANIMAL


CASUALTY SERVICE


Animals unfit lor livestock markets uplifted within 50 miles radius


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


Tolenhono Rochdale 45469


GET ORGANISED! Organist and Drum­ mer available for clubs and cabaret.


Ideal for making weddings and parties go with a swing. Orcan nnd Drums supplied. Tel. S. GIBBONS, BURNLEY 2GG95 after 6 p.m.


room with modern blue suite. Good loan.—Apply above.


ue October and November. 5


558 birds, egg rotoclean. T.V.O. Ferguson tractor, petrol ditto, Vicon laly. wuffler. Bamlett M.K.l mower. 2 barrows, trailer with tipping gear and extension, hedge cutter, chain blocks. 4 Gascoigne units, el belle" Per­ kins bottle washer, power washer, sprayer, Fullwood coldflow Ice bank, bottler machine, cooler and pan. wash trough, buckets and crates, ol fence unit, glass churn, various small kits, cow buckets, pig troughs, large auan- tity of small equipment..


400 head of poultry 8 blocks of battery cages lor


Sale at 1 p.m. Terms cash.


Auctioneers Offices, Gragg Farm. Foulridgc. Tel Colne 3853 and 466. Skipton Road, Keighley. Tel. 4675.


SILVERWOOD—BALSHAW Auctioneers and Valuers


To-morrow Saturday Sentember 26, 1970


f Kindly remember the sale: The


arm known as Buckley Hall Farm, Ribchestor (Lancs.) to be offered for SALE by AUCTION, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon (subject to conditions of Sale


to be then and there produced) as advertised last week (at the farm).


with Sale of the Implements, Machinery, 14 HEAD of FOR­


Also commencing at 1 o’clock


WARD Hereford and Angus Bul­ locks and Heifers 15-18 months. PIGS: 9 sows with 77 followers, 4—10 weeks; 12 sows in-pig; 14 gilts 18 weeks: 6 gilts due time of Sale; 1 LAV. Boar. 11 months. POULTRY: 691 A.A. hens in lay: 499 Harco hens; 553 Warren hens 6 month in lay (all battery hens).


vested hay to be offered to take off the farm.


mSALE 1 o’clock with imnle< o'clock


Auctioneers: C, SILVERWOOD Slaidburn. Tel. 652.


J. BALSHAM. Clitheroe. Tel. 2011,


large kitchen fitted carpets throughout, two bedrooms (one with fitted wardrobe), bath­


6, HAYHURST STREEET, Clith­ eroe. Terraced house: lounge, dining kitchen, two bedrooms,


RICHARD TURNER & SON Auctioneers and Valuers


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


And also at 2, New Market Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 2369.


three-piece bathroom. Yard with coal store at rear.—Apply above address.


PROPERTY TO LET


TV/O COMFORTABLE FUR- NISHED ROOMS to let for one


lady.—Apply 5. Hawthorn Place, Clitheroe.


SMALL well-furnished bungalow to let on farm between Helli- field and Clitheroe. Garage available. Maximum nine- months lease.—Tel. Heliifield 225.


WANTED TO RENT


WANTED GARAGE to rent, near to Ciitheroe Town Centre.— Ring Clitheroe 2685.


PROPERTY WANTED


WANTED cottage or small house, detached or otherwise, Wnd- dington village.—Reply Box No. HI, Advertiser and Times..


LARGE SHED STORAGE


TO LET FOR GISBURN


EASY ACCESS TO MAIN ROAD


Tel: Gisbum 227


FORTHCOMING SALES NOT FULLY ADVERTISED


Sentember


Friday 25th Postponement Notice: Please note the Com­ plete Dispersal Sale at Beecroft Hall, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, for Messrs M. and P Forster, has now been postponed.


Monday. 28th. Final Reminder: Complete Dispersal Sale at Gearstones, Chapel-le*Dale, Ingleton, for G. T. Dent, Esq. Sale at 1 p.m.


Wednesday. 30tli. Final Remin­ der: Sale of the attractive Farmhouse, outbuildings and 12 acres of land, known as “Gooda”. Westhouse, Ingleton, in. 2 Lots, in The Town Hall, Bentham, at 3 p.m.


Wednesday, 30th. Final Remin­ der: Sale of 71 acres or there­ abouts of good Pasture Land and Outbuildings, being part of Eldroth Hall, Eldroth, in 2 Lots, in the Town Hall, Ben­ tham, at 3-15 p.m.


October


Saturday, 3rd. Sale of the modern Freehold Family House known as 15 Sycamore Road. Brook- house. Caton, upon the pre­ mises. at 3 p.m.


Tuesday. 6th. Sale of good quality Antique and Modern Furniture and Effects, at Kemps Hill, Barbon. Nr. Klrkby Lonsdale, for Miss Wilson. Sale at 1 p.m. commencing with small goods.


Saturday, 10th. Complete Dis­ persal sale at Mill Holme, New Hutton, Near Kendal, for E, Barker, Esq., In conjunction with Messrs. M. B. Hodgson & Son Kendal


Monday, 12th. Complete Disper­ sal Sale at Hill Top Farm, Low


Bentham, for E. Shuttleworth, Esq


Monday. 12th. Complete Disper­ sal Sale at Craven Laithe Farm, Rimington, for S. Win- terbottom. Esq.


Wednesday, 14th. Sale of the 37 acre smallholding known as


Kirksteads, Westhouse, Nr. Ingleton, in 4 lots, in; the Town Hall, Bentham. at 3 p.m.


Wednesday; 14th. Sale of the attractive Freehold Cottage known as 4, Greenhead Cot­ tages, Low Bentham, in the Town Hall, Bentham, at 3-15 p.m.


Friday, 16tli. Complete Dispersal Sale at Brunscar,, Chapel-le- Dale, Ingletori, for Messrs. T. & J. Chapman.


E. & D. Horsfield. Tel: Chatburn 448 Builders and Joiners


Back Bronnand Street, Clitheroe


For all building work and high class joinery. Including attic conversions.


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


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Doors, windows, wall panelling, in. fact—call on us and make your house a house to be proud of.


J. G. ROWLAND TELEVISION SPECIALISTS |


Televisions for immediate delivery. Also large selection of Black and White single standard’ 20 and 24 inch receivers. All the above on Confidential, Rental or HP, Terms. . . . • .


! Offer Bush and Murpj,y 19 and 122 Inch Colour 2/- IN THE £ OFF WHITEWOOD FURNITURE


Stockists of Lldon and Homocharm.


Over 100 Units in stock. Delivery Service.


Please, write or phone for free catalogue.


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Funeral. Services •Rochdale'


Esfiton Terrace Tel. Clitheree LINSON’S C | MR. T.


Published b>' ° N,S l IE O . ct,rf! PUBLICATIONS LIB'* KB[ -Z


. Advertiser nnd Times. 3 5 /i


Clltlicroe. BB, -*»■ uiactMin- printed nt Nor.bsate


■92346.' ' rel. 01-583 8133 & 01


Registered nt thc nndon > .OiSce:


op0 „ a tu<l°r std.


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HAY: 712 bales of 1970 har­


ents, poultry, cattle, pigs. The farm will be offered at 2


MEMORIALS


In Stock specially tor Clltheroe cemetery regulatln Send for designs and prices or call and lnsDeJ, 1 NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


l No connection with any other firm or individual


MONUMENTAL YARD. BLACKBURN ROAD GREAT HARWOOD,


W. ROCK and CO. Telephone 2164


BIRTHS


AUSTER (nee Warner).—On September 23, 1970, at. Bramley


cerned. _______


TAYLOR (nee Norgrove).—On September 17, at Bramley Meade, to Marlon and Arthur, a son Jonathan. A welcome


brother for Michelle. Thanking all concerned.______


21st BIRTHDAY


WEBSTER. — Congratulations Peter on your 21st Birthday,


ENGAGEMENTS


HODGSON—HITCHEN.—Mr. and Mrs. William Hitchen. of 87. Henthorn Road. Clitheroe. have pleasure In announcing the engagement of their younger daughter Janice, to Paul, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hodgson, of "Woodlands”, Wad- dington Road. Clitheroe. Congratulations from both families.


SILVER WEDDINGS


WELUOCK—McSHANE. — Con­ gratulations to you both on your silver wedding anniver­ sary, September 28. 1970. May your silver turn to gold. Love from Irene, John, Derek and Hillary.


GOLDEN WEDDINGS


WHITEHEAD — MARSDEN. — Congratulations Mum and Dad on your golden wedding anni­


versary. Lots of love and God bless. Harold and Bessie, Marv and Tom, Percy and Margaret.


WHITEHEAD — MARSDEN. — Congratulations and best wishes Channv and Granddad on the occasion of your golden wed­ ding anniversary, September


October 1. 1970. Best wishes from Mum and Dad.


Meade, Whalley, to Wendy and John, a son, Simon John. Sincere thanks to all con­


IN MEMORY


MARSLAND. — ^ today and every day


loved husband, futhl- de"<7 granddad Jim. who hi!’, ember 25, 1969 dlea Sc.-:


“There is always a , hear? V°iCe «SS?lSS?


From his loving wife - and son-in-law.


dear."


“Gentle Jesus iiis* ... From Karen.


"e lo''ei ;. dai|8rs:


Please give grandtigH01? y‘i night kiss"


J ’rom Jack and Family. BIRTHDAY


died on September 23^196: ers


a Be.


CHEW.—Treasured memr.r„'~ n dear dad and "raiS' B «


Not just .today but even', we remember.


MEMORY


nnd granddad (WilliSm®*1 Treasured still with &


Only r memories but oh ta From David, Alice, ana Fej£.


APPRECIATION


McDonald.—Thank mum dad, relatives and L ? for the presents “nu


—Peter. a c k n ow l e d gm em ?


received on the occasion > 13 21st birthday.


! “5 pYM —Mrs. E. M. pvm _r--


neighbours for k in d 'S t? of sympathy and floral received in their sad 0w T members of the Co.wr"itl^ t Church, the family doctor s


27. 1970. May you have many more happy years together. Love Eileen and Raymond nnd great grandchildren Michael and


Karen.


WHITEHEAD — MARSDEN. Congratulations grandma and


1970 God bless you both. Love from Maureen and Barry, great grandchildren Steven and


WHITEHEAD — MARSDEN. Congratulations grandma and


Kim.


granddad on your golden wed­ ding anniversary. Love and best wishes from Mary, Dave and grandchildren Vcrana, Mark. Nicola and Joanne.


DEATHS


H A R G R EAVES.—On September 20. 1970. in hospital. Edwin, the dearly loved husband of the late Sarah Ellen Hargreaves, of 5, Queens Street, Low Moor, aged 86 years. Service and inter­ ment took place yesterday at Grindleton Methodist Church.


KEARSLEY.—On September 20. 1970 (after a long illness), at his home Hazeldene, West Brad­ ford. James, aged 50 years, the dearly loved husband of Muriel Kcarsley and loved father of Andrew, Malcolm, Brian and Sharon. A service In St. Cathe­ rine’s Church. West Bradford, on Wednesday. September 23, preceded cremation at Skipton. —Ino Tomlinson’s Funeral Service “Rockdale.” Clitheroe. Tel. 2345.


MERCER.—On September 24 1970 (in hospital), Harold, aged 64 years, the dearly loved hus­ band of Alice Mercer, of 5, Maple Avenue. Clitheroe. Repos­ ing in Rockdale Chapel of Rest. Service nnd cremation to be held at 2-30 p.m. on Monday, September 28, at Accrington. —Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral Ser­ vice, Rockdale, Clitheroe. Tel. 2345: or Mrs. M. Heatley, 2, Conway Avenue, Clitheroe.


SNAPE.—On September 21, 1970, at his home 6, Park Street, Clitheroe, John William, the dearly loved husband of Annie Snape. aged 67 years. Fortified


granddad on your golden wed­ ding anniversary, September 29,


rlngton Victoria Hosd a? i'"' cashtre County Police' ^ Ambulance Service and


ors and nursing staff it Z


44. Highfieid Road. Clltberoe. SHELDON.-The family C


thank, most sincerely, all n* tives friends, and nelshte directors ami staff « 35


late George Sheldon wi'h


Rev Walton, for thek vw ministrations.


"u j e.


Lnne, and N.W. Branch o'»■ Pharmaceutical Society for':t>


exnrcssions of svmna-hv r*.' tributes and dofflns i,!'%


Blackburn Heart Machine V-' received in their sad w


Kind ministrations 45. Pimlico Roacl Clidicro!


he Rev. J. Hudson for t»


the family doctor. doctoVv nursing staff of B&’dS Royal Infirmary. Lann«4, t County Ambulance SortS"$


SLAIDING.—Mrs. Dorothv in" John and Ian. since-’? thank nil relatives, friends ari neighbours for expressions t sympathy received in thel* s?j loss: the Members of \Vfiddir*- ton Branch of the B*iiv> Legion. Staff nnd ColleairuRtf I.C.I.. the family doctor, docioi and nursing staff of Quw< Park Hospital, and the Re Walton, for their kindness an4 help and special thanks to £ the manv friends who iiv* helped with transport dnrbi Mr. Slaiding’s illness, and fc*


the donations to Oxfam in his memory.


55. Castle View. Ciitheroe.


SLAIDING.—Mrs. Mary Siaidl:: and Miss Slnidinc wish ta thank, most sincerely, all rela­ tives. friends nnd neighbours to their kind expressions of sym


pathy nnd practical help durir.z their time of sorrow: also 7t? Sunshine Band of theWnddiK* ton Methodist Church ft: flowers. 8. Spring Gardens. Vaddmstei


­ WM. LANGSHAI


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FUNERALS COMPLEIEL? FURNISHED


with the Rites of Holy Church. Requiem Mass, in S.S. Michael


CREMATIONS ARRANGED CHAPEL OF REST


and John’s Church, Clitheroe, preceded cremation at Accring­ ton. on September 24. R.I.P. —Inq Bennett (R. Parkincton) Clitheroe Tel 2582.


WHITFIELD.—On September 20. 1970, at his home. 2. Westfield Drive, West Bradford, George, aged 74 years, the dearly loved husband of Nora Whitfield, loved father of Billy and loved granddad of Susan and David. Cremation at Skipton on Thurs­ day. September 24. —Inq Tomlinson’s Funeral Service. Rockdale. Clitheroe. Tel. 2345.


G. Calverley Association of Funeral Directors


and Sons Ltd. “Funeral Direcfor” Member of the National


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Tel: Clitheroe 3297 day 2017 night.


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thos‘ rock


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(ROCK and ALTY) Monumental Masons


and at


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;i PARENTS are |CIillicroe so till


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I Yet places at bl ito the West Riding P icepted or filled. •I* This state of Rowland Education L


Sisters of the late John i 13 Pym. wish to thank cerely all relatives ' i f iS i::'


u’Bowland area complsl their children could I


'tithe Bowland area il Yroe so that thei I '•’could attend the to>| ' iniar schools.


l i Unreasonalj


il Parents had told '“c:i inquiring. ’ they :


'’that there were pla,| ^grammar schools 'wanted to know ■were not being ac ‘the West Biding • ■/were offered,


•’Hotlder Valley whiT 'travelling to Settle 1 otoo long and is con:f .^reasonable.


I


i places at cUtherJ fmar schools which I


‘ 4 Mr. Lund, quoted :l ..■.Jin which a child wl


I


•'red to the West HI Irecllv for these '■! ’children, Mr. Riddl ntinued.


tot he West Riding f ■]were no places in till


.-^Grammar School ml ."headmistress said t i l I* Mr. Lund called t | ’■'‘‘mangled contraptiol ^truths" and Conn. I itgreed saying it v|


BLACKBl St


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if Mr. J. D. Riddil Tonal education officB .‘Bowland area, cxpiT •children who are I ■tunable to go to Set.ll lof where they live I ’to school in Clithel (children live in pail


: Iliad received letters L rphone calls from paril


Monday convened bl ■


1 He told the meetui


'the Clitheroe Gramm! .'and had to travel tc| 1 School at Settle. Soil -bad threatened to ml


745 a ml


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