CALOR GAS and CAMPING GAZ


new cylinders and refills 28/30 Paison Lane, Clithoroe. Tel: 3382 Dawsons


Geoffrey Taylor & Co & C O


Estate Agents, Auctioneers, " Valuers anil Surveyors


4 CHURCH STREET


Buaomx, Bornleyand Guiheroe.


CUTHEROE Telephone 3251


MAGNIFICENT DETACHED RESIDENCE TEMPLEWOOD, OLITHEROE


ING ROOM as- 1" x 16’ 6". Adam style Hreplace. DINING ROOM 17- x 13- 9-; MORNING ROOM 17’ 4" x 15' 3": BED- SITT1NG/PLAY ROOM 14' x 12’: BREAKFAST ROOM 10' 10” X 8’ 1": HALF-TILED FULLY-FITTED KITCHEN 14‘ 9” x 9’: PANTRY: BOILER ROOM: three-stage staircase from MAIN HALL to GALLERY LANDING AND FOUR EXCELLENT BED­ ROOMS: BATHROOM; SEPARATE W.C. Secondary landing to BEDROOM FIVE and SECOND BATHROOM. ___Outbuildings: DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE 23' 9" X 20’: UTILITY ROOM: POTTING SHED: TIMBER STORE. GREEN­


vie Situated on the fringe oi open countryside with superb ap ws to Pendle Hill and standing In attractive gardens of p proximately one and a half acres with riding area and small Paddock. The spacious accommodation comprises: ENTRANCE


ORCH. MAIN HALL: CLOAKROOM; MAGNIFICENT DRAW­


___Mains electricity, gas and water. Septic tank drainage. FULL OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING THROUGHOUT. Rates Payable £204 per annum. Freehold.


SUITABLE FOR EXECUTIVE OFFICES. PRIVATE HOTEL. GUEST HOUSE. ETC.


PIMLICO ROAD, OLITHEROE RUUKMOUWT,


ove Substantial stone-built detached residence and garages In G r one acre of grounds. Floor area 2,500 sq. ft. or thereabouts. o a-nse area of 2,300 sq. ft. Frecnold. Situated on the outskirts


se Rates payable £26. Leasehold. G.R. £2.07 p.a. All mains LOCAL AGENTS FOR


rvices are available. I


4BBEY NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY


INGHAM AND YORKE


LITTLEMOOR, CLITHEROE, BB7 1HG. Tel. 3655/6 FOR SALE FREEHOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY ORCHARD CLOSE,


Chartered Surveyors, Chartered Land Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers.


WHALLEY ROAD, BARROW, NEAR CLITHEROE.


room/Cloakroom, Bathroom, Garage, Central Heating and small Garden.


For further particulars apply Agents. PROPERTY FOR SALE


Superior Stone-Fronted Residence.


79, VVADDINGTON RD., CLITHEROE.


locality. The property offers the following accommodation: vesti­ bule. hall, lounge with bay win­ dow, and Rayburn heater, dining room, breakfast room with bay window and fitted cupboards, scullery and separate pantry.


Situated in a good residential


hroughout. A Garage. Rates payable £45.


athroom and separate w.c. wiLarge attic room with.dormer


nnual ground rent £4.


27. MONTAGUE STREET, Clith­ eroe, good family house, vacant t possession.—To view and offers


o 22. De Lacy Street, Olltheroe.


ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED dormer house, comprising: hall, dining room, lounge with fitted carpets. curtains, Venltian f blinds, newly-fitted gas fires,


b Four first floor bedrooms, t ndow. Ample power points


FARM TO LET FARM TO LET


FROM 2nd FEBRUARY (Land)


12th MAY


(House and Buildings) 1972


PAA FARM, PAYTHORNE


273.710 Acres in Ring Fence


New four/eight abreast Miiking Parlour. Good House.


Application to;


INGHAM and YORKE, Chartered Surveyors and Land Agents,


Littlemoor, Clitheroe. Tel: Clitheroe 3655


ully-fitted kitchen, two bed­ rooms. three-piece bathroom, background central heating, cedar wood garage with double parking space, well-laid out


on. Tel. Whalley 2594. FOR HIRE


gardens front and rear.—Apply: t 1. Pasturelands Drive, BUling-


FISHING BOAT FOR HIRE. 14ft. 61n. In length. Marino ply and


t nmeglass. Complete w i th 2railer and oars.—Tel. Clitheroe


092


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


CO-OP removals-storage, all areas See branch Managers. Dlvl 5p £


B.M.S. Removals-Storage. Box- wood St. Blackburn. Tel. 60450.


STUBBS Movlng-at-orlng.—Cedar St.. Blackburn. Tel. 57122.


OLD BRITISH LEGION CLUB, 2, MEARLEY STREET, CLITHEROE,


Tel: Clitheroe 4652 (night) Chatbum 448 Building Contractors and Joiners


E. and D. HORSF1ELD


For all Building Work and High Class Joinery Including Attic Conversions


Extensions to New ana Old Properties. Floors:—Concrete. Wood or Tiled Doors. Windows and Wail Panelling.


■ ■ t io% ________


VHITEWOOD FURNITURE Stockists ot Llden and Homccharm


DISCOUNT OFF


Please write or phone for free catalogue


Oven 100 units in stock.: Delivery Bervlce.


THE 8ILVER KEY,


195. Padlham Road. Rurnlev. Tel- 23450.


Black ana White T.V, for a new Colour T.V.


Part Exchange vour


Rental ana H.P- Terms Available.


8t» from the experts. Art tor details 1. G. ROWLAND


64-66 KINO STREET, WHALLEY


Tel: Whalley 3585 mm A G A


APPROX 1,100 SQ. FT. OF '


SKIPTON 2491 SALES & SERVICE


OIL :GAS m


OFFICE ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE ON TWO • FLOORS FOR 'RENT


• _ CENTRAL - POSITION. Enquiries: 1


RELAYVISION LTD., 12-14 CASTLEGATE, CLITHEROE. TEL: 3214


C UVB ANIMAL ! ASUALTY SERVICE


Animalsunfit tor livestock ' markets; uoUlted within 50 miles radius


MOSS 8IDB FARM. MILNROW. NEAR ROCHDALE.


ALAN HELLJ WALL AND 'HON!S Teleobone Rochdale 45469


A delightful detached Bungalow comprising: Porch, Hall, through Lounge with dining area, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, Box-


WISWELL VILLAGE. Nr. WHALLEY. CHARMING SEMI­ DETACHED COUNTRY COTTAGE with open rural aspects.


ROOM 15 6” X 10’ 0”. LIVING ROOM 14' 6" x 13’ 0": KITCHEN 12' 0” x 10’: PANTRY. First floor: TWO BEDROOMS: THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. Second floor: ATTIC STORE­ ROOM. Outside: large concrete rear yard. Two sheds and store­ room. Small front garden.


a Occupying a qul‘ t position off Taylor Street In a popular rea of Clitheroe.Comprising: VESTIBULE ENTRANCE HALL: SITTING


STONE-BUILT END OF TERRACE HOUSE. 21 BRIGHT STREET, CLITHEROE


f the town close to Kibble Cement, I.C.I. and Tarmac Works.


HOUSE; MODERN BLOCK OF FOUR LOOSE BOXES; SMALL BARN.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate" Agents BANK SALEROOMS;'CLITHEROE „


TQlcnhono'2G95. (Evfcnjnes 3755 anti 2180)*


THE SUPERIOR TOWN RESIDENCE LONGSIGKT VILLA,


83 CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE


d A well-designed-stone nouse ottering the spacious accommo­ mation so desirable for ramily living, with outbuildings to accom­


d.d. Stainless Steel' sink unit, fitted cupboards: UTILITY ROOM, LARDER. WINE CELLAR; SUNROOM; FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOMS; BATHROOM: FIFTH BEDROOM and STUDIO/ PLAYROOM on Second Floor. S TWO brlckbullt RANGES OF GARAGES. STABLE AND


H Accommodation: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE;. CENTRAL EALL, CLOAKROOM, fitted W.C. and Washbasin. THREE


premises are not without character. Double glnzlng is a recent feature.


odate several cars and a couple of ponies, if required. The : ’


XCELLENT RECEPTION BOOMS; KITCHEN with "Aga' Viewing: By appointment with HOTHERSALL & FORREST. TORES. WALLED GARDEN.


SUPERIOR SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE WITH ONE OF THE FINEST OUTLOOKS IN RIBBLESDALE “SUNNYDALE”


A post-war. architect designed property, substantially built by BALDWIN ROAD, CLITHEROE


proportioned ENTERTAINING ROOMS: well-fitted KITCHEN With “Aga". LARDER; THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS: half- tiled bathroom, separate w.c. Brick garage; wash house; fuel stores. Formal garden areas. Freehold.


NEW CHURCH-IN-PENDLE. Period.Stone-built Dwolilnghousc dated 1775.


THE FRIENDLY HOUSE


Comprising: Entrance Hall; Inner Hall: Sitting Room and Lounge, each with beamed ceilings; Kitchen. Mullion Window: Scullery: Large Landing: Two Bedrooms; Combined Bathroom and W.O. Large Basement, ground level access (suitable for Studio); Lean-to Carport. Small Stone Garage/Store. Freehold.


local tradesmen, and containing: HALL with CLOAKROOM (w.c. and washbasin), two well-


• / LEGAL NOTICES


STATUTORY NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHER


CLAIMANTS


SARAH ANN HOWSON DECEASED


Pursuant to the Trustoe Act, 1925 ■


anNOTICE is hereby given that a y person having a claim egainst or an Interest In the 3state of Sarah Ann Howson of shire Spinster who died on the


PUBLIC NOTICES


INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT 1965


Notico of Cancellation pursuant to soction 16 of the said Act


C Notice is hereby given that the t entral Office have pursuant to


ca Cowper Avenue Clitheroe Lan­ Ct Ayxa Farm, Bashall Eaves, enquest. The society ceases to


he above mentioned section this day cancelled the registration of Lower Hodder Rabbit Clearance t Society (Register No. 16164 R)


30th May 1971 should give notice thereof in writing to the under­ tsigned Solicitors for the Execu­


or National' Westminster Bank Limited within two months from t the date hereof after which time


Ann Howson amongst the per­ sons entitled thereto having re­ gard only to the claims and t Interests of which notlco shall


bhe Executor intends to distri­ ute the estate of the said Sarah


hen have been received. DATED the 2nd July 1971.


BALDWIN, WEEKS & BALDWIN. ‘t. Duck Street, CUtheroe. Solicitors for the Executor.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


MEN'S CASUAL TROUSERS. straight or llared leg. all sizes In stock. Shirts, pullovers, car­ digans. ■ underwear.—Economic Stores. 70. Whalley Road. Clith­ eroe.


THREE-SPEED AUTO CYCLE. £20.-15 Edlsford Road, Ciith- croe


LARGE stock of new cycles to choose from. Cash or terms.


—At a. E. Hargreavea Moor Lane and Woone Lane Olitb- eroe. Tel. 2683


JEWELLERY REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION under­ taken at Coneron & Leemlng, 17-19, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


GIRLS' AND LADIES’ FLARED LEG TREWS. In all sizes.— Economic Stores. 70, Whalley Road. Clitheroe


LADIES’ UNDERWEAR: corsets, I bras, pantie girdles, roll-ons,


anterlock or fancy knit vests Nnd pantees in Wms. and O.S. Bylon skirts and waist-slips. o uilt up shoulder skirts. Long cr shortle nightdresses in aotton or nylon. House coats


Tastefully modernised and containing two bedrooms: bath­ room with pink suite; entrance vestibule: lounge with beamed celling; dinlng/kltchen with Aga cooker, etc. Adjoin­ ing garage. Small gardens to front and side.


2. BLEASDALE AVENUE. CLITHEROE. IMMACULATELY s MAINTAINED MODERN SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE in a good


t ituation Three bedrooms: bathroom; entrance hall; spacious hhrough lounge, most attractive well-fitted kitchen: part f eating: rear porch: -broom store. Detached garage. Beauti­


ully laid out gardens to front side and rear.


21. LITTLEMOOR ROAD. CLITHEROE. ATTRACTIVE PRE­ WAR SEMI-DETACHED with FULL GAS CENTRAL HEATING. Three bedrooms, new three-piece pink bathroom suite: lounge: dining room; kitchen: larder etc. Second w.c.; store and garden shed. Detached garage. Gardens to front, side and rear


35, GARNETT ROAD, CLITHEROE. ATTRACTIVE MODERN SEMI-DETACHED. Two double bedrooms; bathroom: entrance hall: spacious througn lounge and dining area; unit-fitted kitchen: rear porch. Detached garage. 95% mortgage available


4, CLITHEROE ROAD, WADDINGTON VILLAGE. WELL- SITUATED TERRACED COTTAGE. Two bedrooms: bath and wash basin: entrance hall; sitting room; living room; kitchen coalhouse and w.c.


2. MOSS STREET. CLITHEROE. COMPACT END OF TERRACE HOUSE in a convenient situation. Two bedrooms; bfcth; entrance vestibule- living room; large kitchen/diner, etc.; w.c., store and shed.


TO LET


DETACHED FURNISHED COTTAGE NEAR WHALLEY. Monthly tenancy. References required. No animals or young children.


PROPERTY WANTED


SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW—-PARK AVENUE. CLITHEROE. PETS


SALES BY AUCTION ■ PEDIGREE PUPPIES


Cash* or Weeklj* Terms. Alsatians, Calms, Labradors, . Sheltios, Westies, Yorkles, .Poodles.


PIKE FARM. WALMESLEY, BURY. Tel. Ramsbottom 2029.


■ HILLSIDE KENNELS,


PUPPIES GALORE! Three litters Fox Terriers, two litters Golden Cockers. Also Chihuahuas. Dachshunds, Cavalier King Charles, Shih TYus, Cairns, Westies, Scotties, Shellies, Beagles. • Labradors, Scalyhams. Corgis, Jack Russells, Heelers, Border Collies. Always open. TOM SCHOFIELD, DISLEY FARM, MOSS LANE, WHITTLE-LE-WOODS, CHOR LEY.


LABRADOR PUPPIES by show­ twinning sire. Well reared, used


2o children.—Tel. • Longrldge 540.


BABY BUDGIES FOR SALE.- 23, Carlton Place, Clitheroe..


OLO ENGLISH SHEEPDOGS, Golden Cocker Spaniels, Lassie Collies, Poodles, miniature and toy. Beagles,. English and Red. Setters. Bassetts, Staffordshire and English Bull Terriers, Corgis, Shih-Tzus, Pugs, Spaniels, Calms, Pyreneans, Boxers, Pekes. labradors, Yorkles, Shel­ ves, Westies, Scotties, and Bearded Col­ lies at MARTINDALE KENNELS, Bells Lane. Hoghtoii 865 (Near Old Oak Hotel) near Preston. Open dally 9 a.m. to o pjn.


• LOANS


IF YOU NEED MONEY YOU NEED US For confidential, efficient service contact: Aiden l Britton. 61 Rossall Road. Cleve-


eys, or contact local agent-. CUtberoe 4356 or 4154.


POSTAL LOANS, unsecured.—F. 8. Richards Ltd. 11. Welford Road. Leicester.


£500 NOW.


£1.000 IN 15 YEARS Also


BANK LOANS FROM £200


To' all: property owners, even on mortgage. Use the money how you-like.


For further details:


FELLRIC FINANCE SERVICES. 11. Pye Busk Close.


High Bontham. via Lancaster. Tel. anytime: Bontham 705.


SILVERWOOD— BALSHAW


Auctioneers and Valuers. Forthcoming


SATURDAY SALE FIXTURES


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALES: July 24th: at Thornley. August 7th: Nr. Skipton. August 21st: Nr. Clitheroe. August 28th: Nr. Clitheroe.


C. SILVERWOOD.


Livingstone House, Slaidburn. Tel. G52


Nr. Clitheroe, Lancs. J. BALSHAW.


91, Waddington Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 2011.


Clitheroe Auction Mart Co. Ltd.


RAILWAY ROAD, CLITHEROE. LANCS. BB7 2JW.


Tel. Clitheroo 3325. MONDAY, JULY 5th.


Lamb ballot drawn 11-15 a.m. for stock weighed and graded by this ■ time.


50-60 fat cattle; 30-40 pigs; 100-120 ewes; 800-900 spring . lambs.


Weekly Sale of Fatstock at 13 noon.


Tuesday. July Gth.


Accredited and non-accredited cows and heifers all consigned W from local farms.


Weekly Sale of Newly Calved Cattle, at 12 noon.


a eekly Sale of Rearing Calves Gnd Weaned Stlrks at 12 noon


ood entries forward of quality calves and stlrks.


Friday. July 9th.


Good entries in both sections anticipated. Sale 12 noon.


Fortnightly Sole of In-Calf Cattle and Store Cattle


Friday, July 16th.


Special Monthly Sale of In Accredited Cattle.


Only fully accredited stock offered at. this sale. Entries please. Wo expect another good show for this sale. 8 0


-Calf, Newly-Calved and 'Store Cattle.


FORTHCOMING SALE: Wednes­ day. 28th July at 2-0. Complete


dispersal sale of accredited herd at Doan Heights, Water foot, for Mr. H. Hutchinson


ROTOVATING.


1 ■ TURFING, PAVING, • ' FENCING.


• ' GARDENS. “


LANDSCAPED AND " .MAINTAINED.


'


ESTIMATES FREE. ' TEL. STONYHURST 237.


Stores, 70. Whatley Road, Clith­ eroe.


nd dressing gowns.—Economic ANCTHYSK HOODED COATS £4.5011,


. MAYBIRD, Northgate & Whalley Range, Blackburn.


12ft. X 8ft. CABIN, reasonable condition.—Apply: Skin House Farm, Grindlcton. Tel. Chat- burn 579.


LAWN MOWER for sale. Manual. Excellent condition. 202, Whal­ ley Roed, Clitheroe.


VOGUE AND VALUE, 82-86. Lowergate. Arlstoc tights, usually 75p (15/-) for only 35p


and up-to-date garments for you.


(7/-). Also visit our Nearly New Department. Always a ■ good selection. We sell fancy goods


ONE SIZE PANTIE NYLONS. 241 p„ perfect. One size stretch


FASHIONS FOR THE FULLER FIGURE. Good choice at: Economic Stores. 70. Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


TUNIC TOPS from £2.17*; bikinis, £1.00; trouser suits: hot pants; mini skirts and dresses. New styles.—Economic Stores. 70, Whalley Road, CUtheroe.


FOR GOOD VALUE, reasonable prices, try Braithwalte’s for y o u r holiday footwear- 48, Whalley Road. Clitheroe.


CARPETS CLEANED Dy experts. Uplifting and refitting service U required. — Details. ring Clltheroe 3975


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. —Write or Phone: Sharp,


Huntley Lawn, Samlesbury. Mellor 2787, or Blackburn 57730


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION Drlng your sewing macUUe repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centra 72/74/76 Scotland Road. Nelson


CALOR GAS STOVE, twin burn­ ers and grill.—9. Park Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel. 3878.


DE.UPHOLSTERY.


prodt. We re-cover your treasured time­ piece suites as uew from as Utile as 18 gns. Chairs £7. over 100 patterns. Free estimates. Distance no object Write or Phone: HENLEY. 60 ZION STREET (oft padlham Read), BURNLEY. TeL 27188


Save middleman’s


£10 FOR YOUR OLD BED. Exchange for Rest Assured 'Dceprcst' Divan.—H. Kalne and D Rawson, 79. Lowergate, Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take it to Coneron & Leeming,


17-19, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


GO TO WORK ON A BIKE. lt‘s cheaper and healthier.—See A. E. Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lana Clitheroe. Cash or terms


STRETCH COVERS. 150 patterns de to choose from. For free home


3975 3975


monstration-. — Tel. Clttheroe ' ■


_____________


VENETIAN BLINDS, biggest dis­ counts Free estimating and fitting service. Tel Clltheroe


T.V. RENTALS: 19in. BBC-2, no deposit, 50p a week; 23in. BBC- 2, no deposit. 60p a week.—H. Kalne & D. Rawson, 79, Lower­ gate, Clitheroe. Tel. 3444.'


VOGUE AND VALUE, 82-86, Low­ ergate See our selection of towels and sheet sets in the newest colours. Easy-Care tery- lene and cotton fitted sheets. Ideal wedding presents Agents for the "Fnug” the down filled quilt that snuggles round you all night long. The best of Its kind. Well below list prices


LADIES’ SHOWER PROOF COATS for the holidays, in sizes e junior miss, women, O.S. and


cxtra O.S.: also modern plastic 7oats (£162).—Economic Stores,


0. Whalley Road, Clltheroe.


ADA ANO RAYBURN COOKERS. Oil or Gas Fired. Authorised Sales/Servlce Agenta JOSHUA At TOM TAYLOR LTD Bolton 21981 .


BEADS NEED RE-THREADING? _Take them to Coneron 6s Leeming, 17-19, Moor Lane.


Clitheroe.


CARPETS! CARPETS I CARPETS! Now Is the time to really save money on floorcoverlngs. We have over 1.000 different carpets for you to choose from, all carrying biggest ever cash dis­ counts or 12 months credit payment system.—H. & L Car­ pets. 30. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


HOOVER WASHINU ' MACHINES and vacuum cleaners, irons, Kettles tan oeaters, etc. from rour Hoover dealer: A. E. Har­ greaves. Moor Lane., and Woone


Lane CUtheroe. Tel, 2683.


JEWELLERY REPAIRS of every descrip­ tion undertaken at CONERON AND LEEMING, 17-19 MOOR LANE. CLITH­ EROE..


BILLIARDS TABLES


2 full-sized billiards tables with accessor­ ies. and 7 bench seats lor sale. Also 1 table 7ft, 6in. Offers required by Friday, 9th July, 1971. To view by arrangement at;


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL,


Old Langho, Blackburn. Te\. 4BM5.


COLD COATS £7. Trouser suits 36 £2.50. MAYBIRD, Northgate, WhaUey Range, Blackburn.


GARAGES


LOCK-UP GARAGE TO LET, off Lowergate. — Phone CUtheroe 3307.


GARAGE TO LET, Kirkmoor dis­ ratrict.—Apply: 26, School Ter­


ce, Olltheroe. LOST


LOST, Chatburn area, young male cat, colour sand/cream. t Answers to Simon. Any Informa­


ion please.—Tel. Chatburn 283.


GENT’S SNAKE RING lost be­ tween Brungerley Av. and Brun- gerley Bridge on Sunday lost. Reward.—"The Beeches," Wad­ dington Rd., Olitheroe.


nylons, 194p., perfect.—Econo­ mic Stores. 70, Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


enforced against it as if such can cellatlon had not taken place.


Date: 18th June, 1971. S. D. MUSSON,


Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies.


CLITHEROE F.C.—No. 46. RIBBLESDALE AND


H0RR0CK8F0RD S.C. Week No. 22: £5—308.


Ladies’ Cheese and Wine Evening.


1st: 04285; 2nd: 04201. R.W.C.C. 150 CLUB—No. 28.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES__________


I WISH X looked as glamourous As Miss Joanna More, I know. I ’ll go for my new dress To Economic Store, 70, Whalley Road, Clltheroe.


00 YOUR WEEKLY WASH at Heel street Laundromat. Also a lbs. ot dry cleaning for 10/-.


COLOUR TELEVISION now in stock. Same day delivery at:


A. hi. Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lane, UUtheroe.


TEA TOWELS, table cloths, towels, fab­ rics, etc. Trade supplied. WILLIAM BARTLEY Primet Bridge. Colne. TeL 3223


children's gowns. . New in stock, cotton denim bridesmaids' gowns from only £8.25p and the new trendy headdresses tor the bride ot today. Gowns by some ot this country's leading manufacturers, e.g.' Edward Black of Nottingham, Ellis Marilyn Martin and The House of Nicholas. Prices from 15—50 gns., and In all sizes. Headdresses,-Parasols, Bats, etc., by Jenny Lynne and R. C. R. Gib­ bons. Relax and choose your complete ensemble to ANNE WHITTAKER. 5 INFANT STREET, ACCRINGTON (oppo­ site Peel Street Bus Station). Tel. Acc­ rington 36737 or 312-32. Efrenlng appoint­ ments a pleasure. Open throughout local holidays.


TROUSER SUITS, knitwear. MAYBIRD, Northsate, Whalley Range, Blackburn.


CHILD’S SWING, Tri-ang. 7ft. 6in. hign, moderately rusty, but with new seat, only £1.50. Apply 30, Hawthorne Place, Clltheroe.


THREE-PIECE SUITE. £45; three bar electric fire, £10; bureau, £12; and oddments.—Apply: 14. Kay St., CUtheroe, after 6 pan.


FOUR DINING CHAIRS. £6; new drop-leal table, £6.50.—15 Win­ dermere Av., Clltheroe, evenings


TANSAD H.C.B, PRAM, pram seat, shopping tray, sun canopy. —Apply: 25 Wilson St„ Clith­ eroe. Tel. 4662.


CLOSING DOWN SALE. Heyes, 6, Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


TWO SAFES, tall show case, counter case, etc.—Tel. 3504.


DEEP FREEZE. 15 cub. ft. Kel- vinator. two years old.—Tel. Whalley 2273.


THREE-PIECE SUITE, black with gold cushions. Good cond, £45 o.n.o.—16, Hillside Drive. West Bradford, Nr. Clltheroe.


TRIANGO automatic solid fuel boiler, 60,000 B.T.U.s. Perfect condition, six months use only, £68.—Tel. Clitheroe 4182.


K.V. STEREO-GRAM in excellent condition. Cost £85, will accept £40 o.n.o.—Tel. Clltheroe 2223, after 6 p.m.


SHOP SOILED or discoloured South Seas and Hampton Court Community Plate- cutlery. 20% off today’s retail price.—At: Coneron & Leeming, 17-19, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


THREE-PIECE SUITE, black and grey moquette, three-seater settee, complete with full set of blue stretch covers, £20 o.n.o. Tel. Clitheroe 2361 after 6 pan, or weekends.


second-hand. Expert help and cut prioo too. New B x 30 et £6.90p (reduced from £8,50p), others up to £15 off list. Telescopes from £ 1.62]p; one only, very powerful second-hand £130 (cost £250 new). Magnifiers, Microscopes. Cameras, Projectors, etc. Always a pleasure to demonstrate. Binoculars sold, bought and exchanged a t EDGAR BRADSHAW LTD., 45 BURNLEY ROAD. PADIHAM (across Irom Post Office). Tel. Padlham 12367.


BINOCULARS, bargains in new and


ANNE WHITTAKER offers you an exceptional choice in Bridal Wear, lor brides and bridesmaids, and also m


THE BRIDAL WEAR SPECIALIST. BIRTHS


BREAKS—Jack Conrad- -and Kathleen are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Conrad Jack, on 25 June, 1971,: at Bramley Meade, Whalley. Thanking all staff and family doctors for their kind attention.


ahe registered office of which Is relitheroe, Lancashire at its t joy the privileges of a regis­ y the society, which may be


jered society, but without pre­ budice to any liability incurred


LODGE (nee MacMillan).—On t 26 June, 1971, at Bramley Meade oncerned


to Donald and Allison, a daugh­ cer. Julie Heather. Thanks to all


PARSONS.—On 26 June, to Patricia (nee Warelng) and John Parsons, of Stonyhurst, a son, Christopher Mark William, a brother for Gerard.


RHODES (hce Jackson).—On 25 t June, 1971, at Bramley Meade,


to Maurice and Eileen, a daugh­ Ter, Susan Helen.


hanking all concerned. COMING OF AGE


YATES.—Congratulations Eileen on your 18th birthday (July 2, 1971). “Lots of love.’’


—From Mum, D ad and Grandma.


21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


BURGESS. — Congratulations Julio on your 21st birthday (7 July. 1971)/ —From Elaine and Kevin. “Happy birthday” Aunty Julie. —"Love,"’ from Helen and Christopher.


BURGESS. — Congratulations Julie on your 21st birthday (7 July, 1971).


“Love and best wishes." —From Mum. Dad. Joan, Sheila, David and Stephen.


SHERLIKER.— Congratulations and best wishes Michael on your 21st birthday; 2 July, 1971. —Love Mum, Dad, Janet, David Andrew and Anne.


SHERLIKER. — Congratulations and best wishes - Michael on your 21st birthday, 2 July. —Love Grandma and Grandad.


SHERLIKER. — Congratulations and best wishes Michael on your 21st birthday, 2 July.


“ Love. Sonia, Barrie and Philip.


ENGAGEMENTS


JOHNSON—SMITHIES.—Mr. and Mrs. R. Smithies, of 1. Carlton Place, Clitheroe, w ish to t ann°unce the engagement of


their youngest daughter Susan


--Congratulations from both iamllles.


on your engagement. —Love from Jeanette.


Mrs. G. Johnson, of 46. Kav Street, Oswaldtwlstle.


o Tony, only, son, of Mr. and


JOHNSON—SMITHIES. — Con­ gratulations Susan and Tony


SILVER WEDDINGS


WESTON—NUTTER.—On 6 duly I®.4®


urn, by the Rev. A, E. Swallow Nutternd Weston to Muriel


PLANNING YOUR GARDEN? THEN REMEMBER


Pasturelands, Billington, CAN HELP YOU.


Slaters Nurseries,


We have beautllul rose bushes you can Plant now, decorative trees and shrubs and many other plants for the border, hanging baskets and window boxes. We can rotovate for you, mow long grass, and supply peat a t 50p per 561b. bag. Ring Whalley 3266 or 3373. Wo deliver the goods free.


BRIDGE TAXIS


WEDDING CARS A SPECIALITY OFFICE:


52, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE.


TEL: 2977


for craftsmanship :n granite, marble, green slate and stone etc.


THOS. ROCK (ROCK and ALTY)


and at


7b. Market Place, Clltheroe Phone 4277


Monumental Masons


Broomfield Place, Witton, Blackburn Phone 51251


PERSONAL


YOUR SPENCER CORSETIERE: Mrs. Doris Sellers (B.S.S.S.A.), 2, Eastfleld Drive. West Brad­ ford. Tel. Clitheroe 3901 for appointment, after 7 pan.


EXPERT SERVICES


CATTLE GRIDS: various types for sale, for farms, country houses, highways, etc. Repairs son. to grids on site.—Roger B. Wil­


ton Tel. Clitheroe 2976. 46 West View. Wadding­


ECONOMIC CAR REPAIRS, to suit your, pocket.—Tel. Cllth- eroe 4414 or 2065.


Boor SEAL


Look new and original with our ROOF SEALED METHOD


Have your roof made WATERPROOF


It does not devalue your property as somemelhods do.


Grey, Green, Red and Black. MODERATE CHARGES


All types of roofs sealed. Colours'.—


YORKSHIRE ROOF SEAL


For Free Quotation —— Consult ——


CONTRACTING COMPANY, 'Rutland Chainbess,


31, Ivegate, Bradford, 1, ■ Yorkshire,


Tel: Bradford 24312.


Lancashire Branch opening shortly in Preston.


b ’ Christ Church, Chat-


Advertiser and Times FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1971


memorials


In Stock speoially tor ciltneroe cemetery: regulations. Send for designs and prices or call and Inspect. NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD,


W. ROCK and Co. Telephone 2164


No connection with any other firm or Individual


DEATHS


BOOTHMAN.—On Tuesday. 29 June, 1971 (in hospital) t Margaret Jane, aged 89 years,


Harold ■ Boothman, of Lower Buck Cottage, Waddington. Cremation will take place at Skipton' on' Saturday, July 3rd, at 11 a.m. Interment of ashes will take place at St. Helen’s Churchyard.on-Monday, 5'July, at 2-30 p.m. Flowers at inter­ ment of ashes only please. Friends ■


he beloved widow of the late


only Intimation. —Inq. R. & D. Nelson. Wadding­ ton. Tel. Olltheroe 3172.


please accept this the


COWPERTHWAITE—On 29 June 1971. In hostlpal, Lilian Mary, aged 72 years, of 68, Salthlll Road, . Clitheroe, the dearly loved wife of the late James Cowperthwalte and dear mother of Eileen. Tom; Bryan' and Donald. Service In St. Mary’s Church. Olitheroe, tomorrow (Saturday) 3 July, at 10 a.m. prior. to interment at Clltheroe. Friends please accept this the only Intimation. Flowers may be sent to 68, Salthlll Road, Clitheroe. —Inq. Bennett (R. Parking- ton) CUtheroe.; Tel. 2582.


COWPERTHWAITE. — On 25 June, 1971, at her homo, 6. St. James’ Street, Clitheroe. Flor­ ence, aged 68 years, the dearly loved wife of the late William Henry Cowperthwalte and loved mother of Mabel and Rita; Ser­ vice and interment were held on Tuesday, 29 June, at CUth­ eroe Cemetery. —Inq Tomlinson's Funeral Service. Rockdale. CUtheroe. Tel. 2345.


JONES.—On Tuesday, 29th June, 1971, In hospital, Arthur Neil, aged 35 years, the deary loved husband of Nora Jones and dear daddy of Ian, of 4. Earl t Street, Clayton-le-Moors. Service


IN MEMORIAM


BURGESS.—Treasured memories of a dear husband and father, Cyril, died 1 July, 1962 Loved and - remembered always. —From his dear wife Annie, son and • daughter-in-law.


CHEW.—Treasured memories of a loving husband,, father and grandad, Tom who died 4 July. 1968. Sweet are the memories, Silently kept. Of a loved one. We shall never forget. —From his loving wife aind family


HORSFALL (nee Wllmot) S.R.N., S.C.M. treasured memories of a very dear daughter Alleen, who died suddenly In Rhodesia. 2 .- July. 1966. -


“Too dearly loved to ever bo — forgotten." •


Mum and Dad...


MoGAHEY—Memories of a dear mother and grandma, died 1


July, 1969. Time slips by, but love and memories never die. —Maureen, Terry, BlUy, Jeon and grandchildren.


PARKINSON.—Treasured mem­ fories of a dear husband and


earts that loved him still — remember.


ilent thoughts true and H tender,


dather, . Richard Barker, who Sied 28 June, 1963.


d From his loving wife Edith, dad who died 28.June, 1963.


God bless. —From Angela and Mary.


o be held at All Saints’ Church, Clayton-le-Moors, at 2-30 p.m. t on Monday, 5 July, prior to In­


Rions If desired to Cancer 1esearch, c/o, Miss J. Duxbury, F6. France Street, Church. Cuneral from the Wolstenholme Ahapel of Rest, Willows Lane, —ccrington.


Inq. Tel. 32604.


KING.—On 25th June, 1971, in hospital, Samuel Nelson, in his 83rd year, of Commons Farm, t Clitheroe, the beloved son of


King. Interment took place at Clltheroe Cemetery on Wednes­ day, 30'June. —Inq W. Bennett (R. Parking- ton) Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


SPODSv—On 28 June, 1971 (In hospital) Edgar aged 91 years, H the dearly loved husband of


n Argentine and Chile. —G. Calverley & Sons. Chat- burn Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 3297 day; 2017 night.


he late Nelson and Sarah Ann


erment at Clitheroe Cemetery, t No flowers by request. Dona­


APPRECIATION


HEATON.—Mr. and Mrs. H Heaton wish to express sincere a thanks for all kind enquiries


special thanks to the family doctor and all doctors anci nurses at Wrightington Hospl- 1 for their kind attention.


ifts, also those who providec I transport during Henry's staj


1. Dorset Drive, CUtheroe.


TAYLpR.—Vivian wishes « a thank all her relations, friends


4os Tier recent stay In hospital 1. Moor Lane, CUtheroe.


Gannah Spode, of “The Haven,’’ T rindleton, and loved father of p aqlta and Geoffrey, of Stock- i ort, also sons and daughters


STONE.—On 26 June. 1971, at Westminster Hospital. London, t and of 62, Ackers Road. Stock-


Cather of Michael. Andrew, Dhristine and Nigel, son of Sora and the late William Ctone, and brother of Colin. r remation at Walton Lea, War­ 1ington, was on Thursday, July A, 2-0 pan. No flowers please. All inquiries for donations to Hoad. Maddock & Sons, 43, London ton. Tel. Warrington 61803.


ialrman of Lancashire and t heshire Branch of the Institu­ f ear husband of Doris and


tone, C.Eng.. F.I.Struct.E., d ion of Structural Engineers,


g Son Heath, Warrington, Eric


W LLACY.-Mr. and Mrs. Willacy Wish to thank relati neighbours and friends cards, gifts and flowers recei


on their diamond wedinc ai versary.


**


WM. LAJNGSHAW AND SONS LTD. CR. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGE! CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES.


PERSONAL SERVICE


KING STREET WHALLEY


. Stockton Heath, Warring­ Tel: Whalley 3248 (day or nighi


TOMLINSON.—On Friday, 25 June, at her daughter’s resi­ dence, 22, Fairfield Road, Peter­ borough, Florence, o f 34, Queen’s Way, Waddington, a dearly loved mother, aged 78 years. Funeral service Peter­ borough crematorium, Tuesday, 29 June, 3-30 p.m.


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


BRIDGES.—Mrs. Ivy Bridges and family wish to thank all rela­ ftives. friends and neighbours


. Woone Lane, Clitheroe.


GREEN.—Mrs. Bella Green, Irene and Jim sincerely thank all relatives, friends and neigh­ bours for kind expressions of sympathy, letters and cards of


condolence, beautiful flowers and help and kindness received t in their sad loss. Our grateful


125 Henthom Road, Clitheroe. trations.


fhanks also to the Rev. White isor his kindness, help and min­


HOLDEN.—Mrs. Holden and Marjorie wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friend and neighbours, staff and employees of Neotechnlc Engineering Ltd. and George’s many friends at the Royal Oak for kind expressions of sym­ pathy. letters and cards of con­ dolence and flowers received during their time ot sorrow. Thanking also the family doctor, and Mr. and Mrs. Sharp for all the help given during George’s Illness. 1, Tower Hill. Clitheroe.


PLESTER.—The family of the t late Lois (Louie) Flester wish


no thank relatives, friends and


Eheir kind ministrations. reston.


Plston Hall Farm, Grimsargh,


eighbours for floral tributes received during their bereave­ ment and the Rev. J. C. Hud­ tson and Rev. P. S. Grierson for


SEEDLE.—Mrs. E. Seedle. Alan and Joyce, sincerely thank all relatives, friends, neighbours t and officials and members of


Men’s Club, for their kind t expressions of sympathy, floral t f condolence received In their


K. Broadhurst for their kind ministrations.


he family doctor and the Rev. 42, Brownlow Street, Clitheroe.


time of sorrow: also thanks to


WADDINGTON.—The'sisters and brothers of the late Lillian


r Waddington sincerely thank all belatives, friends ' and neigh­ p ours for expressions of sym­


k roadhurst for their help and


58, Turner Street and 92. Bawdlands, Clltheroe.


indness. G. Calverley


and Sons Ltd. “Funeral Director”


Member ot the National


Association ot Funeral Directors CHATBURN ROAD


CLITHEROE CHAPEL OF REST


Tel: Clitheroe 3297 day 2017 night.


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aor their messages of sympathy i nd floral tributes received dur­ 2ng their sad bereavement.


Wreaths & Bouquets AND ALL


FLORAL TRIBUTES At your service at all times


COWLINGS NURSERIES Tel: Clltheroe 2983


also a t’Clitheroe Market FO R ALL


FLORAL TRIBUTE AND


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BARKER’!) Primrose Nurse Ts|. Clitheroo 3521.


Also Clltheroe Market FECITT BROS.


FOR MEMORIALS THE SCULPTORS


Craftsmen in Marble, Granite and Stone


CEMETERY GATES, Whalley New Road.


Tel. Blackburn 51463.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


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Church Brow Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE 3298


wnd customers for their good f ishes and gifts received dur-


gnd to all who sent cards anc n Wrightington Hospital, and ?


Would bo our dearest wish today.


aughter Cynthia and son-in- law Alex.


PARKINSON.—Cherished mem­ ories of a dearest dad and gran­


To be together in the same old way


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