. ^ I


CALOR GAS and CAMPING GAZ


new cylinders and refills 28/30 Paison Lane, CUtheroe. Tel: 3382 Dawsons F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3 Castlegate Qitheroe ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


Tel: 2092 ^ - • “Evenings 2016


WISWELL VILLAGE. Nr. WHALLEY. CHARMING SEMI- DETACHED COUNTRY COTTAGE with open rural aspects. Tasteiuily modernised and containing two bedrooms;' bath­ room with pink suite: entrance vestibule; lounge with i beamed ceiling; dining/kltchen with Aga cooker, etc. Adjoin­


ng garage. Small gardens to front and side


2i . BLEASDALE avenue. CLITHEROE. IMMACULATELY s MAINTAINED MODERN SEMI-DETACHED HOIJSE In a good *


t ituation. Three bedrooms: bathroom; entrance hall; spacious - hrough lounge, most attractive well-fitted kitchen; part


and garden shed. Detached garage. Gardens to front, side and rear


WMli basin: entrance hall; sitting room; living room; kitchen, coalhouse and w.c


iving room; large kitchen etc. Garden at rear. NEW PEOPEETY


terraced cottage. Two bedrooms: bath and


COTTAGE, Two bedrooms one of which would divide; three- l piece modern bathroom; entrance hall; spacious lounge;


SUPERIOR DETACHED BUNGALOW In a delightful situation. Pour bedroom.s; bathroom: entrance hall; spacious lounge: dining room: large kitchen. Integral garage. .Pull oil-fired central heating. Double glazing, etc.


WEST BRADFORD VILLAGE. Nr. CLITHEROE.


most ATTRACTIVE THREE-BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGA­ LOW built to a very high specification.


TO LET


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


■v:-:i


HOTHERSALL & FORREST -F.S.V.A.'


'-a^Nctioncers, Valuers ’and Instate Agents .


>%-:BANk;' SALEROOMS,-CLtTHEROE “ ToTcDhono 2S9S. (Evenines 375S and ^180).


THE SUPERIOR TOWN RESIDENCE LONGSIGHT VILLA,


83 CHATBUEN EOAD, CLITHEROE


i :? ■ if M


-li* Viewing: Bv annointment with HOTHERSALL & FORREST. TORES. WALLED GARDEN “SUNNYDALE” BALDWIN ROAD, CLITHEROE


pALL with CLOAKROOM (W.C. and wasnoasln). two well- • roportioned ENTERTAINING ROOMS: well-fitted KITCHEN twith "Aea’’. LARDER; THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS: half- siled bathroom, separate w.c. Brick garage: wash house; fuel


• '.M


tores Formal garden areas. Freehold. TOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


SEMI-BUNGALOW IN UNSPOILT VILLAGE ONLY TWO MILES FROM CLITHEROE.


9 HILLSIDE DRIVE, WEST BRADFORD


A two-year-old property comprising: spacious hall; lounge; fitted kitchen; three bedrooms (two double, one single): half- tiled bathroom and w.c. Brlck-bullt garage. Features include: first-class oil-fired central heating system; r fitted wardrobe In principal bedroom: generous garden area to


ear Freehold. Viewing strictly by appointment. ROTOVATlNQ.


TTURPINQ. PAVING. FENCING. GARDENS.


LANDSCAPED AND MAINTAINED.


ESTIMATES FREE. TEL. STONYHURST 237.


PLANNING YOUR GARDEN? THEN REMEMBER Slaters Nurseries,


Paslurelands, Billington. OAN HELP YOU.


We nave beautiful ruie uushes you can plant now. decorative irees and sbrubs and many other plants for ihe border. hansinB baskets and window boxes. We can rotovate for you. mow long graas, end supply peat at 50p per 561b. bag. Bing Whalley 3666 or 3373. We deliver the goods Iree.


C LIVE ANIMAL ASUALTY SERVICE


Animals unfit for IlYcstook markets uplifted within 50 miles radius.


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


Telephone Rochdale 454G9. W ID% DISCOUNT OFF


Please write or phone for free catalogue


Over 109 units in stock. Delivery Service.


THE SILVER KEY.


195. Padiham Road. Burnley. Tel. 23450.


HITEWOOD FURNITURE Stockists ot Liden and Homscharm


LOANS


LOANS FROM £200 to all house t owners and tenants, repay up ellrlg Financial Services. 11


Pyc Busk Close, High Bentham t via Lancaster. Telephone Ben


ham 705.


IF YOU NEED MONEY. YOU NEED US For confidential, efliolent service contact; Alden l Britton. 51 Rossall Road. Oleve-


eys. or contact local agent Clltheroe 4356 or 4154.


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


BUSINESS FOR SALE


LANCS./YORKS. TOWN, old established sweets and tobacco, turnover £29,000 p.a. direct accounts. First class living accommodation. Price £6,950, plus SJi.V. Phone Nelson 63770.


BiaoK and White T.V. tor a new Colour T.V.


Part Exchange your Buy !rom tno experts-


Rental and H.P. Terms available.


Ash for details


]. G. ROWLAND Tel: Whalley 3585


B4-BB KING STREET, WHALLEY .


E. and D. HORSFIELD M iy ^ sg f


OLD BRITISH LEGION CLUB, .2; MEARLEY, STREET, ’


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


' iCLITHEROE.’ , ( , ; . . ■


For all Building Work and High Qass Joinery including Attic Conversions.


Extensions to, New".ancl'Old Properties. indors: Concrete; Wo’od.'orvTiled. ', .^ . . .'/ : Doors,'Windows.and Wall Panelling.


CARPETS


A OTAPP OP EIXPEE'I-FluANNERa AND PITXERS ----- AT YOUR-SERVICE


----- VITe win undertake all your Alterations and Refitting.


Ail the leading makes of aXMINSTBR, and WILTON CARPETS a t competitive Prices.


31, Castle Street, Clitheroe. Tel: 3138


Walts Ltd. 29, Whalley Road, Read, Tel: Padiham 71339


Fo 10 years on low repayments, For further details contact


A post-war. architect designed property, substantially built by H local tradesmen, and containing:


HALL. CLOAKROOM, fitted W.O. and Washbasin. THREE EXCELLENT RECEPTION ROOMS: KITCHEN with "Aga", 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 brlokbullt RANGES OP GARAGES. STABLE AND


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


d A well-designed stone nouse ottering tne spacious accommo­ mation so desirable for family living, with outbuildings to accom­ prodate several cars and a couple of ponies, If required. The feemises are not without character. Double glazing is a recent ature.accommodation: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE: CENTRAL


BriCHARD TURNER & SON (Clitheroe) Auctioneers. Valuers. Surveyors and Estate Agents.


Have received Instructions from Mr. Harold Hutchinson who is retiring from farming to sell his entire livestock on Wednesday 28th July, 1971. at 2-0 p.m. at


DEAN HEIGHTS EARM, WATERFOOT, ROSSENDALE


? i s ; 1°'^® due February-March, 2 BW Cows due September, 4 BW Cows due October. BW Cows springing, 5BW hfrs. due


2 .St


47 FULLY ACCREDITED HOME BRED B/W STOCK. VIZ V


NINE STORE PIGS.


AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This home bred herd is mainly of young stock and has been accredited since 1967. Nominated bulls including Delton Prince Regent bavo been used.


Further details from the Auctioneer:


2. NEW MARKET STREET. CLITHEROE. TEL. 2369. MISCELLANEOUS SALES


THREE-SPEED AUTO CYCLE. £20.-15 Edisford Road. Clith­ eroe.


LARGE STOCK OF NEW CYCLES to choose from. Cash or terms. —^At A. E. Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lane Ollth eroe. Tel. 2683


JEWELLERY REPAIRS OF t EVERY DESCRIPTION under­


1aken at Coneron & Leemlng, 7-19, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


VOGUE AND VALUE. 82-86 Lowergate. Arlstoo tights,


usually 75p (15/-) for only 35p (7/-). Also visit our Nearly New Department. Always a good selection. We sell fancy goods and up-to-date garmen-ts for you.


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


CARPETS GLEANED by experts. I Uplifting and refitting sendee


f requlre(L — Details OUtberoe 897b


ring


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


Huntley Lawn. Somlesbury. Mellor 2787, or Blackburn 57730


FOB EXPERT ATTENTION bring TOUT sewing machine repairs to The Walter ’Thomason Sewing Centre. 72/74/76 Snotland Read Nelson


BE-UPHOLSTERY. Save mtddleman’s broBt. We re-cover jour treasured three- piece suites as new from as little vs 18 gna Obairs £7. over lOO patterns. Free estimates. Distance no object Write or phone: BEttLEY. 6n ZION STREET


(off Padlham Road). BURNLEY TeL 27188


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take It to Coneron & Leemlng, 17-19, Moor Lane, Olitheroe.


GO TO WORK ON A BIKE. It’s cheaper and healthier.—See A. B. Hargreaves, Moor Lane and t Woone Lane. Olitheroe, Cash or


erms .


STRETCH COVERS. 160 patterns d to choose from. For free home


8emonstration. — Tel. Clitheroe 975


VENETIAN BLINDS, biggest dis­ counts. Free estimating and fitting service. Tel. Clitheroe 3976.


AGA'AND RAYBURN COOKERS. Oil or Gas - Fired. Authorised Sales/Servtoe Azenls JOSHUA * TOM TAYLOR LTD Bolton 2IMI


BEADS NEED RE-THREADING? —Take them to Coneron & Leemlng, 17-19, Moor Lane, Olitheroe.


CARPETS! CARPETSICARPETS! Now Is the time to really save money on floorcoverlngs. We have over 1,060 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, Clltheroe. ^


HOOVER WASHING MACHINES and vacuum cleaners, irons, kettles ran heaters, etc., from four Hoover dealer: A. E. Har­ greaves. Moor (jane .and Woone i*ne Olitheroe Tel, 2683


HOUSEHOLD GOODS and fur­ niture.—26. School Terrace. Clltheroe.,


GIRLS CYCLE, suit O-IO year old; also, two-wheeler bicycle, suit 6 year old.—17, Windsor. Avenue, Clltheroc. ■ ■ ' v


CUMFI-FOLDER, • collapsible M.C.B. pram,- -good condition,'


Ideal for person with car.’Sun canopy, tray,, pram seat inclu­


ded. £7.-rKlng Clltheroe 4127.


HOLIDAY WATCH BARGAINS. , Russian Sokonda, fully jewelled


expanding bracelets, list price £7.95, our price £5.95: gents 29 Jewel automatic £10.50; bovs watches from £3: and many more bargains.—Morton’s, 18, Moor Lane, Olltheroe. Tel. 2420.


ladles watches on rolled gold dtane, lein. frame, in good con­


black and white, sun canoov. Offers.—Clitheroe 3428.


Clitheroe. Tel. 3444. igans underwear. i/Owergate,


ition, —^Tel CUtheroe 4573, Royalo C.B.


^45 for your OLD BED. Exchange for Rest Assured Deejwest” Divan.—H. Kalne &


MEN’S CASUAL TROUSERS, iStraight or flared leg, all sizes


‘•AD'ES’ UNDERWEAR: corsets. girdles, roll-ons,


coUon or nylon. House coats and dressing gowns


’^FI®o'uRE®rS?H" TUNIC TOPS from £2.174- 5°od choice. fuller


not pants; mini skirts and New styles.


. SHOWER PROOF “ ite ?£l?62f"°


1st Week: open mornings onlv Wednesday). ^


HOLIDAYS: 7n 70. Whalloy Road. Clithoroe.


2nd Week; open as usual. STORES.


'(°£UE and value. 82-86, Low- “fi*" selection of


Sheet sets In the newest colours. Easy-Care terylene and cotton fitted sheets! IdeM w”d-


^wels for the holidays. mS-^Prices.“ °'^ reduced sum- Mnri*


snuggles round you all Its


®,RA,*thwaite*s for norvig als


ais, Jolm White corduroy casii- als.-48. Whalley Bd?. 011^ 6/0


sand- ^


SECOND-HAND modern three- piece suite, gold nylon, £40._H


TWO ELECTRIC FIRES, conveo- tor, one coal effect, £4.50 each.


—7, Montague St.. Clltheroe


THREE-PIECE SUITE. £10 with stretch covers, £5 per set; also


sideboard, £8.-17, Whitewell Drive, Clltheroe.


CUMFIFOLDA ^ PUSH CHAIR with hood and apron, excellent


condition, £5; also fireguard


50p.—33, Llttlemoor Road, Clltheroe.


FOR . SALE, good surplus fuml- turc.—Apply Dow,' hlto Hall


' .


Cottage, Grlndleton. Tel. Chat- burn 238. .


.


SHOP SOILED o r discoloured^ South. Seas and; 'Rampton' Court. Community Kate cutlery. ’20 p e r 'c en t 'o f f .'tbday’s^'reta^, price.—At: OONERON & LEEMING,' 17-13 MOOR LANE,'OLITHEROE..


CLITHEROE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RATES


Ratepayers are reminded that any Rates due on 1st April last and which are still unpaid are now con-


si(lerably overdue. It is requested that lihese be paid immediately at the address below either in ■peson


or by post. ; .Council Offices, ■


’2 ,'Church Brow, - Clifheroe.


, r -: . 9th July, 197L


Kalne & p. Rawson, 79, Lower-i gate. Clitheroe. Tel. 3444


own-filled quilt


Built up shoulder skirts. Long nlghtdresses In


walst-sllps.


mterlook or fancy knit vests and pantees In Wms. and O.S.


du stock. Shirts, pullovers, car­ ^ Cows recently calved,


August (2i y.o.), 4 BW hfrs. due February-March. 5 BW Bull­ ing hfrs., 3 BW hfrs. 14-15 m.o., 5 BW hfrs. 12 m.o., 4 BW hfrs. 7-10 m.o,. 1 hfr. 6 m.o.. 3 BW hfrs. Calves 3 m.o.


j . WADDINGTON VILLAGE. WELL- CLITHEROE. DESIRABLE TERRACED


nn/i.L®K*^/'°^^*CKED with PULL GAS CENTRAL HEATING. bedrooms, new three-piece pink bathroom suite: lounge; dining room; kitchen; larder etc. Second w.c.: store


fully laid out gardens to front side and rear CLITHEROE. ATTRACTIVE PRE-


. • porch: broom store. Detached garage. Beauti­


Geoffrey Taylor & Co i CHURCH STREET


Esfale Agents, Andloncees, Valuers and Surveyors .


& C O


BUCKBURH, BinOKEirANB CunirooE.


CLITHEROE Telephone 3252.


’ 10". Well stocked gardens to front, side and rear. a Rates payable £26. Leasehold G.R. £2.07 p.a. All mains,


nnum. All mains services. a Occupying a quI‘ 1 nosjtion off Taylor Street in. a popular


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


ROOM. Outside: large concrete rear vard. Two sheds and store­ room. Small front garden. s e r v & r i ’X ^ / lb l f


P-a. All mains MIDDLE OF TERRACE HOUSE.


6 BROWNLOW STREET. OLITHEROE


BATHROOM^'™’ BEDROOMS: NEW THREE-PIECE


mains services are available. LOCAL AGENTS FOR


payable £21. Leasehold ground rent £1.10 p.a. All


f l B B E V l i S T i e S S ? i E . BUILDING SOaETY


THREE-PIECE BATHROOM. Second floor: ATTIC STORE­


rea of'Clitheroe. Comprising: VESTlL.jLb ENTRANCE HALL; SITTING ^ * 10* 6”, LIVING ROOM 14’ 6” x 13’ 0”; ® PANTRY. First floor: TWO BEDROOMS*


Xay window, Italian marble fireplace; DINING ROOM 15’ 9” 6 13’. equaro bay window: KITCHEN 9’ 2” x 9’: WASH-HOUSE k’ 7" X 6’ 1’.’. these two rooms would convert to make larger Bitchen: REAR PORCH: THREE GOOD BEDROOMS: 2-PIECE 9ATHROOM;. SEPARATE W.O. DETACHED GARAGE 15’ 9" X


v situated on the fringe of open countryside and yet con­ b Comprising: OPEN PORCH; HALL; LOUNGE 14’ 2” x 13’,


ATTRACTIVE LARGER TYPE .SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. 32 PAEK AVENUE, CLITHEEOE


enient for all amenities. . . . property FOR SALE


Superior Stone-Fronted ; Residence.


79, WADDINGTON RD. CLITHEROE. a good residential


Icu n e ^


souuery and separate pantry. fioov bedrooms,


bathroom and separate w.o. , winrtnm '■


Annual ground rent k i.


toouThout®'’’® ^ to s payable


Pleasantly Situated Modern


- „ „_,5 ‘^fached House 2, WINDERMERE AVENUE, edisford pa r k ,


■ CLITHEROE. Comprising: Hall, Through


Lounge with feature fireplace and Baxi Grate. Fitted Kitchen, under Stairs. Pantry, Three Bedrooms, Three Piece Bath- rooni, (immersion heater). Rear Porch and Fuel Store. Full Gas Central Heating. Detached Brick Built Garage and M a t ii r Gardens.


Evenings and Weekends Tel: Cliflicroc 4206


27. MONTAGUE STREET. Clith- family house, vacant To view and offers


to 22. De Lacy Street. Clltheroe,


ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED dormer house, comprl.5lng: hall dining room, lounge with flttec carpets. curtains, Venltlan


fully-fitted kitchen, two bed­ rooms, three-piece bathroom, background central heating, garage with double


"®wly-fitted gas fires, t 1, Pasturelands Drive, Bllllng-


on. Tel. Whalley 2594. stone-built cottage,


f '•fcof'ated throughout,


three-piece bathroom.* above address.


Street, Clltheroe. Comprising Evlng room, unit- bedrooms,


Whalley 3574 after 6-30 p.m. HOUSE: 21, Kay


ireplace, one large bed- fifed, cons.—Phone


fitted cupboards, Garden, out-


P®rJ‘fig , space, well-laid out gardens front and rear.—^Apply:


nail, lounge with bay 'win- fitted cupboards,


“ property offers the “oommodatlon: vestl-


^ybum heater, dining room with bay


00‘fi with dormer SALES BY AUCTION


SILVERWOOD— BALSHAW


Auctioneers and Valuers.


Total-Dispersal Sale at MARTIN CROFT FARM.


THORNLEY, Nr. LONGRIDGE. for Mr. John Arrowsmith. Saturday, July 24th.


23 head of smart Friesian cross cattle, machinery,'etc. Particulars next week.


OTHER FIXTURES (Saturdays)


August 7th: Nr. Skipton.


August 21st and August 28th: Nr. Clitheroe.


C. SILVERWOOD, Livingstone House, Slaldburn. Tel. 652


Nr. Clitheroe, Lancs.


j : BALSHAW. Glen Thorn.


91, Waddington Road, Clltheroe. Tel. 2011.


Clitheroe Auction Mart Co. Ltd.


RAILWAY ROAD, CLITHEROE, LANCS. BB7 2JW.


Tel. Clltheroe 3325. Today, Friday,. July 9th,


Fortnightly Sale ot In-Calf anti Store Cattle at 12 noon.


Monday, July 12th.


Weekly Sale of Fatstock at 12 noon.


100-120 ewes, 800-900 lambs. 1 Ballot for lambs drawn at


60-70 steers, heifers and fat cows, 30-40-plgs,


1-15 a.m. for stock weighed and graded by this time.


Tuesday. July 13th.


Good quality cows and heifers, accredited and non-accredlted. all In the hands of local farmers. Increased entries expected each week now.


Weekly Sale of Newly-Calved Cattle at 12 noon.


Weekly sale ot 50-60 rearing calves and weaned stlrks, at 12 noon. We are now receiving good consignments of quality calves and stlrks.


Friday, July 16th. B Special Monthly Sale ot -Apply Entry of stock for this sale.


In-calf cattle, newly-calved W cattle, store cattle.


COUNTRY COTTAGE In seclu ded district. Price Including }fifid and furnishings, £ 1,000.— Ring 061-794-5217 fSr details.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES


DO YOUR WEEKLY WASH at feel btreei Laundromat. Also a lbs. oT dry cleaning for 10/-.


COLOUB TELEVISION Qow in Stock, eame day delivery at:


HARTLEY. Prlmet Brldee. Colne. Tel. 1333


A. IS. HargreavcB. Moor Lane and Woone Lane. OUtheroe.


TEA TOWELS, tabki cloths, towels, Iat>- Kcs. etc. Trade supplied. WILLIAM


ANNE WHITTAKER offers you excepUonal choice In Bridal Wear, for brides and bridesmaids, and also


THE BRIDAL WEAR SPECIALIST.


for the bride of today. Gowns by some of this country’s leading manufacturers, e.g. Edward BlacS of Nottingham. Ellis Marilyn Martin and The House of Nicholas. Prices from 15—50 gns., and In all sizes. Headdresses. Parasols. Hats, etc., by Jenny Lynne and R. O. R. Gib­ bons. Relax and clioose your complete ensemble to ANNE WHl’TTAKBR. 5 INFANT STREET. ACCRINGTON (oppo­ site Peel Street Bus Station). Tel. Acc­ rington 36737 or 31352. Bienlng appoint­


ments a pleasure. Open throughout local holidays.


SHOP SOILED or discoloured South Seas and Hampton Court Community Plate cutlery. 20% off today's retail price.—At: Coneron Sc Leemiiig, 17-19, Moor Lane, Clltheroe.


BEADS NEED RE-THREADINC7 Take them to; CONERON & LEEMING. 17-13 MOOR LANE. CLITHEHOE.


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take It to CONERON & LEEMING, 17-13 ilOOR LANE. CLITHEROE.


JEWELLERY REPAIRS of every descrlp tion undertaken at OONERON AND


■LEEMINO, 17-13 MOOR LANE, CLITH- EROE.


PUBLIC NOTICES


town and COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1968


Notice Under Section 15. ProDosed development at Stonyhurst Collogc,


Nr. Blackburn, Lancashire.


d Agents" for ^the R plication Is being made to the ural District Council of Clith-


Clltheroe. during the 21 days following the date of publication of this Notice. Any person who wishes to make representation Should make them lii writing within that period to the Clerk


e Rural District Council of


™.ifi® Rural District Council of Clltheroe.


Signed: J. M, MORRIS, On behalf of Banbury Grandstands Limited.


Dated 7th July, 1971.


ahe application and of the plans wnd other documents submitted reith It may be Inspected at all Masonable hours at the office of


Limited, for planning permission In respect of the building of two t Squash Rackets Courts. A copy of


apNotice Is hereby given that eroe by Banbury Grandstands


children’s gowns. New In stock, cotton denim bridesmaids’ gowns from only £8.25p and the new trendy headdresses


give accurate information to our many enquiries for accredited stock. Entered to date: A. Ire­ land. Waddington, two In-calf cows. Sale at 12 noon.


JOHN E. FINDER


Regular two-part auction of i goods removed from surround­


ng areas, principally from deceased estates to within the


SALEROOMS, STONE-BRIDGE, LONGRIDGE.


Wide variety attractive house­ ihold furniture, effects, carpet­


washers, driers, fridges, cycles, rotary, elec, and motor mowers, desks, sewing machines, Match- Set. Spalding and other golf clubs. In all about 500 lots.


ngs and miscellanea, cookers,


tSale commence 10 a.m. and con­ cinue without break. This pro­


edure will apply to future sales. Viewing Friday to 9 pan.


Second part regular fortnightly auction.


Thursday next, 15 July, at 1-30 p.m.


tAntique and older style furni­ ture, bric-a-brac, paintings, pic­


cabinets, bureaux, collection first issue stamps, decorative plaques and pottery, glass, silver, brass, copper and plate.


ures, figures and ornaments,


View dally to 7-30 pan. JOHN E. FINDER.


Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent,


Stone-Bridge. Longridge, Tel. 2282.


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


CO-OP removals-storage, all areas See branch Managers. Dlvl 6p £


-.M.S. Removals-Storage, Box­ wood St„ Blackburn. TeL 6045&


6TUBRS. Movlng^Storlng.—Cedar S t . Blankbum. Tel. 67122.


TO LET


TO LET, ■ Joiners and builders workshop, Hall St.. Olitheroe. Main building 40ft. x 20ft., store shed 20ft. ■ X 15ft.—^Apply: 3. Brennaiid St., Clltheroe.


PUBLIC NOTICES


4151. 4313. 5099, .5699, 10114, 10369.


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL 'Open Day’. Winners,


WHALLEY O.B. & T.C. 1 100 PLUS CLUB.


1 Juno: Nos. 90 and 40. 25 Juno: No. 74.


R.W.C.C. ISO CLUB—No. 9. CLITHEROE F.C.—No. 67. HRIBBLESDALE AND


ORROCKSFORD S.C. WEEK 23: £5—408.


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


rucellosis Accredited Cattle. Only fully-licensed stock admitted.


e e confidently expect a good ntries please to enable us to


for craftsmanship m granite, marble, green slate and stone etc.


THOS.ROGK (ROOK ano ALTY)


and at Broomfleld Plac»,


7b. Market Place. (Jlltheroe Phone 4277


Monumental Masons


Witton, Blackburn Phone 51251 PETS


HILLSIDE KENNELS, NANBBEAVE. Back under fonner manasement. Ideal healthy boardtag conditions for cats and does. Transport available. Vacancies most dates.


HILLSIDE KENNELS,


PIKE FARM, WALMESLEY, BDEY. Tel. Hamsbottom 2023,


PEDIGREE PUPPIES CASH OR \VEEKLY TERAIS.


Alsafclajjs, Calms. Labradors, ShclUes, Wesfles, Poodles.


PIKE FARM, WALMESLBY, BURY. Tel. Ramsbottom 2323.


HILLSIDE KENNELS,


PUPPIES GALORE! Three Uttora Pox Terriers, two Utters Golden Cockers. Also Poms, Pokes, Chows, Chihuahuas, Cavalier King Charles. sWh Tzus, Calms, Westles, Scotties, Sheltles, ' Beagles, Labradors, Sealyhams, Corgis, Heelers, Border Collies. Always open. TOM SCHOFIELD, DISLEY FARM, MOSS LANE, IVHITTLE-LE- WOODS. OHORLEY.


ST. BERNABDS. Dalmatians, Bassetts, Pj-rencans, Corgis, Bearded CoUles, Pugs, Calms, English and Red Setteis, Stafford­ shire and EngUsh Bull Terriers, Poodles, miniature and toy, Scotties, Yorkles, Westles, Shih-Tzus, Golden C oo ke Spaniels, Pekes. Labradors, Spaniels, Lassie Collies, at: MABTINDALE KEN­ NELS. Bells Lane, Hoghton 865 (near Old


GOING ON HOLIDAY? Leave your budgie with us. Just a few pence weekly. A few baby t budgies still for sale.—23, Carl


on Place, Olltheroe. CARAVANS


Works, Clltheroe. Tel. 4426 or 3098, even­ ings. BUSINESS OPPORTUIHTY


NURSING HOME TO RENT Registered Medical and Chronic. Unique opportunity for SJS.N. Apply: H60, BLACKBURN TIMES,


36 PENNY STREET, BLACKBURN. BBI 6 HQ.


SEEDS TAXIS


1VEDDING SPECIALIST with Mercedes Benz Limousines


HOLIDAY BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN


Guaranteed 24 Hours Service I2-seater Mini Coach 32, MOSS STREET,


GREAT HARWOOD. Tel: Great Harwood 3823


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WEDDING CARS A SPECIALITY OFFICE:


52, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE.


TEL: 2977


NEW! FIBREGLASS TRAILERS. Fitted with “Indespenslon” Suspenslro Units. Take tlio load off your car. 20 cil it. 5 cwt. capacity. 25 colours giving over 50 colour combinations. Fitted, lights, tri­ angles, 50 m.m. coupling your reg. no. and lockable lid. Delivery 7 to 10 days. For leaflet phone, call, or wrlta T. WH»- KIKSON, Glassflbre Mouldings, Iiowergate


BIRTHS


BANKS (nee Pinch).—On 3 July, 1971, at Bramlc?'Meade, now at


Queen’s Park, to Brenda and Colin, a son Jason John. Thanking all concerned.


CHURCHMAN.—On 2 July, ot home to Les and Bernice (nee Alnsley) a son, Jonathan Leslie, n baby brother for Deborah. Sincere thanks to all conoemed.


HOLGATE (nee Craven).—On 6 July, at Queen’s Park Hospital (now at Bramley Meade) to Rosollno and Prank, -a- son David Stuart) a brother for


Louise and Janet. Thanking all concerned.


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WALMSLEY (nee Harris).—On 6 t July. 1971, at Bramley Meade, ll concerned.


do Philip and Pauline, a a aughter. Nicola Jane Thanking


BIRTHDAY GREETINGS


SEDDCN-Congratulations Aun­ tie Babs on your 90th birthday,


—^Richard, Jennie. Sheila. Peter and Paul.


yourself. ENGAGEMENTS


ELLIS—MARSDEN. — Mr. and Mrs. G. Marsden, of 11. Rlbble t Way, Low Moor, Clltheroe. wish


to annoimoe the engagement of


—Congratulations from both families.


—Prom Auntie Margaret and Uncle Ken.


ohn and Dorothy.


heir only daughter, Dorothy, to Clltheroe.


Jofih. only son of Mr. and Mrs. 73, Hawthorn Place,


ELLIS—MARSDEN.— Congratu­ Jlations on your engagement


Advertiser and Times FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971


MEMORIALS


In Stock speolaily tor ciltnsros cometoiy logiilatlons. Send for designs and prices or o&SI and InspeoU' . -NOTE OUR,ONLY ADDRESS


m o n um en ta l YARD, BLACKBURN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD,


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. No connection with anjr.other firm or indlviduaL


' 21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


BURGESS . (nee Tates).—Con­ gratulations Julie on your 21st blrtliday, 7 July.1971. ■ - Good luck,-health and — happiness.


Love, Mum and Dad. '


BURGESS (nee Yates);—Coit gratulatlons Julie oil'your 21st birthday,'7 July, 1971. —^Love.. Elisabeth, Mlcliael and April.


GCRING—Congratulations Tony and Cathy on your 21st birth­ day, 7 July, 1971. Love and best -wishes. —^Mum and Dad.


WADDINGTON (nee Cousins).— Congratulations Sarah on your 21st birthday, 8 July, 1971. . . —Love from Brian and Baby Lisa..


WADDINGTON (nee Cousins).— Congratulations Sarah on your 21st birthday, 8 July. 1971. —^Wlth all our love, Mother and Daddy.


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WADDINGTON (nee Cousins).— Congratulations Sarah on your 21st birthday,'8 July,-1971. —^Lovc from Enid and Jean,


Wl LS ON.T-Congratulatlons and best wishes Anthony on your 21st birthday. 9 July, 1971. —Love from Mum, Dad, June and Peter.


GOLDEN WEDDING


BOOTH—HALLIWELL. — Con­ gratulations and best -wishes Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Booth on the occasion of your golden wed­ ding (14 July 1971). —Jeaunle, Nellie and Elizabeth.


HODSON—PARKINSON.—On 14 July, 1921, at St. James’s Church, Clitheroo,: by the Rev. T. W. Castle, Stanley Hodson •to Hilda Parkinson.


HODSON. — Congratulations to mother and dad on your golden wedding, 14 July, 1971. May you both have many more — happy years.


Victor. ^Wlth love, Barbara and


HODSON.—To gran, and grandpa congratulations and


wishes on your golden wedding. —^Wlth fondest love from Diana and Quentin In Zambia.


b e s t


HODSON—PARKINSON (1921- t1971, July 14th). Congratula­


ay the years ahead bo as happy and golden as the — years gone by.


^Love, Rosemary. DEATHS


ASHCROFT—On 7 July, 1971, peacefully at his home, Ashlea, Lamb Roe. Whalley, Edward, aged 57 years, the dearly loved husband of Maud Ashcroft and dear father of Eileen, Mary and f John. Funeral from his home


Church on Monday, 12 July, at 2-30 p.m. prior to Interment at Whalley and Wlswell Cemetery. Flowers to his home. Friends I please accept this the only


—Inq. Wm. Langshaw & Sons. Ltd., King St.. Whalley. Tel, 3248.


ntimation.


BIRTWELL.—On 2 July, 1971. at their home, “Moorslde,” Old Lane, Barrow, 'Whalley, Frank, aged 51 years, and Mollle, aged 49 years, the dearly loved par­ ents of Elaine and Lesley Blrt- well. A service In 'WhaUcy Parish Ohuroh on ’Tuesday, ' July preceded cremation at Pleaslngton. —luq. Tomlinson’s Funeral Ser­ vice. Rockdale. Cltheroe. Tel, 2345


Oak Hotel), Near Preston. Open dally 3-0 B.m. to 3-0 p.m.


DUGDALE.—On 2 July, 1971. In Whltnell Hospltel, Frederick, In his 85th year, tho dearly loved husband of Lily Dugdale, of 9, Hlghfield Road, Clltheroe. Loved father of Violet and Will and loved grandad of Leslie. Service t and cremation were at Accring­


on on Wednesday, 7 July. —Inq Tomlinson’s Funeral Service, Rockdale. Clltberoe. Tel: 2345.


KENYON.—On 3 July. 1971. In hospital, at Sudbury. Suffolk, Alice Anne, aged 87 years, Beloved mother of Gladys.


COWPERTHWAITE.—The family t of the late Florence Cowper-


athy and beautiful flowers received In their sad loss. Our grateful thanks also to the family doctor, the Rev. K. Broadhurst, and all her friends and neighbours for all their help and kindness during the past two years.


STONE.—^Mrs. D. Stone and family thank all relatives and friends of Eric for the many kind expressions of love and sympathy received during their sad bereavement. These have been of great comfort. 62. Ackers Road, Stockton Heath. Nr. Warrington.


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


BOOTHMAN.—The family of tho w late Airs. Margaret Boothman


ympathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement: also Rev. Canon Goochlld for his ministrations, Lower Buck Cottage. Waddington.


OOWPERTHWAITE.—The family of the late Mrs. L. M. Cowper- t tliwalte wish most sincerely to


expressions ot sympathy and floral tributes received In their bereavement: also the district nurses and the Rev. P. S. Grier­ tson for their kind ministra­


nhank all. relatives, friends and 6ions; 8. Salthlll Road. CUtheroo


JONES.—^Mrs, N. Jones and family wish to thank all rela­ tives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy a n d donations received during their sad t bereayement. Special thanks to


he doctors and staff of M.S. One Ward, Accrington Victoria Hospital. Keith . and Ann Kitchener, memb e r s , of N.A.L.G.O. and the clergy at AU Saints’ Church, Clayton-lc- Aloors, for all their kindness shown. 4, Earl Street, Olaytou-le-Moors. 15 Buccleuoh Avenue. Olltheroe.


SPODE.—^Mrs. H. Spode and family -wish to thank all rela­ tives, friends and neighbours for their messages of sympathy floral tributes received -during and floral tributes received during their sad bereavement.- “The Haven,” Grlndleton.


TOMLINSON.—The family of w the late Mrs. Florrle Tomlinson


f ish to "thank all relatives, triends and neighbours, also fhe Waddington Mothers’ Union sor their kind expressions of reympathy and floral tributes


bereavement; also Canon . Good- child for his .ministrations.


ceived during their , recent eighbours for their Ifind


f ish to thank all relatives, triends and neighbours and fhe Waddington Sunshine Band sor their kind expressions of


Ifeinber


Kafiovar Assodation Fanenl Dircctora


“ROCKDALE” is more than . a . Chapel of Rest— in.. tact it is better des­ cribed as a “FUNERAL. HOME”—a private RjKT ROOM for your loved one with always someone in attendance . (day and night). This is one of our ways of showing that we REALLY CARE.


TOMLINSON’S Funeral. Services


‘ RooMale' Eshton Terrace Tel. Clithcroc 2345


rhwatte sincerely, thank all belatives, friends and neigh­ pours for expressions of sym­


or service In 'Whalley Parish


Aions to ■Uncle Stanley and wuntie Hilda on your golden Medding anniversary.


INMEMORIAM


DAWSON.—^In memory.of a dear father . .and grandad, John Dawson,, who died 12 July, 1970. Loved and remembered always. —From all the family.


HIAM (Dean).—Treasured mem- > orles of our dear daughter and sister Carole, died 12 July, 1970. Her memory Is a keepsake, With which we wlU never part, God has her In his keeping. We have her In our hearts. For ever In our thoughts. -—


s Prom loving mother, father isters and brothers.


MARSLAND.—In loving memory of John WllUam of-Doe Cottage,


: I t only seems like yesterday. . , .


^ his will, uf ToS?.


But now three, years have pa^ed.away;


®fi*tiu -fiefirts he , Uveth


Carol™ — ® Jennie and brother


1969, and brother-in-law Jim Marsland, died-.25 September,


Bedole, 6 July, Peace be. with you aU.


SUTCLIFFE.—In loving memory win?'


ofifi mother


—Prom her loving husband ^iwiS.5


fSrgottea':”'°'^"^ ^ ^ memory of


We have not forgot. -Prom daughter Hilda and


Id l^ ^ S Jmlf 1^69 Bt swms so little.* Tut i t means a lot.


o say dear father, appreciation BLACKBURN .—Mrs. H. Black-


thank all . her relatives and. thnn5h+c°^


poughts, messages and flowers been such a source


prayers, kind


of strength during her rerenr spell in hospital and TOes^nt


convalescence. 4ACKS0N.—^Mrs, 'Ivy


visit a happpy oue; Vancouver. Canada,


wishes to thank all relarives ’^bo have made her


’mL''5ff!J*?h 1°^ ? “ ‘berae Hos- ttons ^Mr


pitai offer their sincere thank«; ^ |y® 7 “ ember of the h < 5 ^


A S. li. Wrlgley and tho holD


Times for thcl? W n * S i ^ ‘® whoT,?p?“ t^a CONGRATULATIONS Kto Chris. f


fwarfiod a B.Se. honours dCCTCo Dnlverrity.


tember. Maureen „ J . ha.s


been uueii Hull


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floral tributes At your service a t all times


COWLINGS NURSERIES Tel: Clltheroa 2983


also a t Clltheroe Market


- r - „ _ 9T3R ALL FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER'!) Primrose Nureerlee, Tel. Clitheroa 3521.


Also Clltheroe Market FECin BROS.


FOR MEMORIALS THE SCULPTORS


Craftsmen in Marble. Granite and Stone


CEMETERY GATES. Whalloy New Road.


Tol. Blackburn 61463.


Wreaths & Bouqnets CUT FLOWERS


“TELEFLOWER SERVICE*


Chnrch Brow. Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE 3288


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taking up a position at llke- School In Sep­


College of Physical Liverpool; sho Is


renee ot teacher at


I organlsa-


present Jack-^nn


R ^d o^rVi'^wfields.” BfUdwlii Wishes to


him home,'. It was


who cUed 2 July, 1968, aged ei" yc&rs.


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