CALOR GAS and CAMPING GAZ


n ew c y l in d e r s a n d r e f i l l s 28/30 Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Tel:' 3382 Dawsons


Geoffrey Taylor & Co sc o i CHURCH STREET


Estate Agents, Auctioneers, Vainers and Surveyors


Blackburn, Burfoeyand CUTHEROE.


CLITHEROE Telephone 3252.


LOCAL AGENTS FOR


a b b e y n a t io n a l BUILD LING SOCIETY


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


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


DEAN HEIGHTS. FARM, WATERFOOT,' ROSSENDALE 47 FULLY ACCREDITED HOME BRED B/W STOCK. VIZ


2 BW Cows N/C. BW nfr. N/C, 1 BW Cows recently calved, 3 BW Cows due February-March. 2 BW Cows due September, 4 BW Cows due October. BW Cows springing. 5BW hfrs. due August (21 y.o.). 4 BW hfrs. due February-March, 6 BW Bull­ ing hfrs.. 3 BW hfrs. 14-15 m.o., 6 BW hfrs. 12 m.o.. 4 BW hfrs. 7-10 m.o.. 1 hfr. 6 m.o. 3 BW hfrs. Calves 3 m.o.


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 ReEeht have been used.


Further details from the Auctioneer: 2. NEW MARKET STREET. CLITHEROE TEL. 2369. F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3 Castlegate Qitheroe ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS


Tel: 2092 . Evenings 2016


FULL DETAILS OF PROPERTY FOR SALE FROM OUR OFFICES, AS ABOVE.


HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION IUKEUa m b b .


holiday Three day tours English Lakes, theatres. Cull board residence from


- One ween inclusive


£lt> As. Brochure. — WICHFIELD PRIVATE HOTEL. Sea View Parade. Tel W1


LOANS


LOANS FROM £200 to all house t owners and tenants, repay up


o 10 years on low repayments. Foi further details contact


tham 705.________________


Pelms Financial Services. 11 Pye Busk Close, High Bentham, via Lancaster. Telephone Ben-


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


eys. or contact local agent Clitheroe 4366 or 4164


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


REMOVALS AND STORAGE


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


B.M.5. Hemovals-Storage. Box­ wood St., Blackburn. Tel 60466.


E T i ih r s Movlng-SforinR.—Cedar St- Blackburn. Tel. 67122.


WANTED


I BUY AND COLLECT children's, babies’, ladles' and gents clothes, curtains, bedding, orna­ ments. etc.—Rina Accrington


35886


I BUY AND COLLECT ladles, t gent’s, children's clothing, cur­


27882.


ains. etc.—Write or Phone Mrs. Haworth. 31. Church Square, Worstborae — Tel. Burnley


WANTED, PAINTINGS BY CAW THORNE. Private collector.— Write Box No. J5. Advertiser &


Times.


A GOOD VIOLIN OR CELLO of superior quality urgently sought for advanced music stu­ dent. Condition unimportant. Also a viola and all size pupils’ cellos required.—Write Box L2, Advertiser & Times.


CARAVANS


W ELTON four-berth touring caravan for sale, as new, £350. —Apply 343, Manchester Road, Burnley.


LARGE FRAME TENT. 12ft. x 13It. Gin. Sleeps 4/5 in two bedrooms, p.us wardrobe. Costs £92.50p new. unused £G0.50p. Two burner cooker. £4.50. Hanging Larder. £2. Table. £4. Tent light, cooker stand. Toilet tent and (old-up Toilet. £8.50p unused. Tel. Cllthcroc 3998 after 7 p.m.


FRAME TENT. Sleeps 4/5. two bed­ rooms, outer tent, 14ft. x 10ft. Cost £G9. only £39.50p, new. Six gold label 38-ounce Terylene sleeping bags, make doubles. £3.75p. Two double airbeds, £7.75p. two singles £4.75p. Camp Kitchen, £5. Cooker, two-bumer and grill, £6.50p. Pans, heater, stools, etc. All unused, will separate. Tel. Cllthcroe 4426.


MOTOR CARS TIPPING FREE TIP


THREE RIVERS MOBILE PARK,


EAVES HALL LANE. WEST BRADFORD, CLITHEROE. Tel: 3523


ROTOVAT1NQ.


TURFING. PAVING, FENCING.


GARDENS.


LANDSCAPED AND MAINTAINED.


ESTIMATES FREE. TEL STONYHURST 237.


CLITHEROE F.C.—No. 133. HRIBBLESDALE AND


ORROCKSFORD S.C. Week 25: £5—417.


E; and D. HORSFIELD


OLD BRITISH LEGION CLUB, 2 MEARLEY STREET, CLITHEROE.


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


For all Building Work nd High Class Joinery including Attic Conversions.


>


Extensions to New and Old Properties. Floors: Concrete, Wood or Tiled. Doors, Windows and Wall Panelling.


C LIVE ANIMAL ASUALTY SERVICE


• Animals unlit tor livestock markets uplifted within 50 miles radius.


ALAN HELL1WELL AND SONS. MOSS SIDE FARM. MILNROW. NEAR ROCHDALE.


Telephone Rochdale 45469. W. 10% DISCOUNT OFF


lease write or nhone tor free catalogue


Over 100 units in stock. Delivery Service,


Stockists ot Llden and Homocharm


THE SILVER KEY.


195. Padlham Road. Burnley. Tel. 23450.


HITEWOOD FURNITURE J. G. ROW C A R P ET S


A STAFF OF EXPERT PLANNERS AND FITTERS -u_- AT YOUR SERVICE ■ -----


We win undertake all your Alterations and Refitting.


All the leading makes of AXMINSTER and WILTON CARPETS at Competitive Prices.


31, Castle Street, Clitheroe.


Tel: 3136 Walts Ltd. 29, Whalley Road, ri


LAND


64-68 KING STREET, WHALLEY


Teli Whatley 3585


Black and White T.V. for a new Colour T.V.


Part Exchange your Buy from the experts.


Rental and H.P. Terms available.


Ash tor details


W0LSELEY 1500, tax Feb. 1972. M.O.T. July 1972, first £50, after 5 p.m.—6. Kemple View, Old Back Lane, Wiswell.


1968-9 HONDA 250, perfect con­ dition.—Tel. Whalley 3224.


OAWMAN CO. Manufacturers of all types of trailers to order. 1965 Cor­ tina. Reconditioned engine, taxed and tested, £275 o.n.o. Pasture Lane Works, Barrowford. Nelson 66454.


FOUND


BLACK/WHITE/BROWN collie- f type young bitch. Long haired,


riendly.—Tel Chatburn 428. PUBLIC NOTICES


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


OFFER FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY NUTTALL FARM, EDGESIDE LANE,


WATERFOOT, ROSSENDALE


Comprising modernised farmhouse with 20 acres of land and small range of farmbuildings, situated in country area with


easy access to town centre.


Excellent living accommodation 'hClud^ Vestlbule LlvlnK/ Kitchen, Lounge, two Bedrooms, Bathroom, with all usual mains services.


Full Printed Particulars from the Agents: 2. NEW MARKET STREET, CLITHEROE. Toi. 2369.


SKIPTON AUCTION MART WEDNESDAY NEXT, 28th JULY


FIRST FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF STORE LAMBS Catalogued entry of


7,804 DOWNCROSSED AND HALF-BRED LAMBS 7,804.


All “TOPS” the majority being fit for immediate slaughter or very short keep. All in the hands of the breeders. SALE AT 10-30.


Matthew Pallistcr, Sccrclary/Managcr. Tel. 2375. MISCELLANEOUS SALES


THE BR ID A L WEAR SPECIALIST. ANNE WHITTAKER otters you an exceptional choice In Bridal Wear, for brides and bridesmaids, and also In


CARPETS CLEANED by experts. Uplifting and refitting service If required. — Details Olltheroe 8976


ring


children's gowns. New In stock, cotton denim bridesmaids' gowns from only £8.25p and the new trendy headdresses for the bride of today. Gowns by some of this country’s leading manufacturers, e.g. Edward Black of Nottingham. Ellis Marilyn Martin and The House of Nicholas. Prices from 15—50 gcs.. and in all sizes. Headdresses. Parasols. Hats, etc., by Jenny Lynne and R. O. 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 31282. Evening appoint­ ments a pleasure. Open throughout local holidays.


COLLINSON BULK FOOD HOP­ PER (timber) 6 toil, 13 cwt.


cap., as new.—Berry, Lower Standen Farm, Clitheroe. Tel. Clitheroe 4176 or 3343.


LARGE STOCK OF NEW CYCLES —to choose from Cash or terms.


Lane and Woone Lane Ollth- eroe. Tel. 2683


HIGH COACH-BUILT Silver Cross Pram, excellent condition. —Ring Clitheroe 4619.


GO TO WORK ON A BIKE. It’s cheaper and healthier.—See A. E. Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lana Olttberoe. Cash or terms


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


975 3975 3emonstration. — Tel. Olltheroe


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


AGA AND RAYBURN COOKERS. Oil or Cta? Fine. Authorised Ssles/Servlc. Agents JOSHUA Hr TOM TAYLOR LTD Bolton im \


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


DO YOUR WEEKLY WASH at Pee) Street Laundromat. Also 6 Iba ot dry cleaning for 10/-.


COLOUR . TELEVISION now in stock. Same day delivery at: A. E. • Hargreaves. Moor Lane and Woone Lane. Clitheroe


TEA T0WEL8. table cloths, towels, fab­ rics, etc. Trade supplied. WILLIAM HARTLEY Primet Bridge. Colne. Tel. 3333


EXPERT SERVICES


CATTLE GRIDS: various types for sale, for farms, country t houses, highways, etc. Repairs


on Tei. Clitheroe 2976.


o grids on site.—Roger B. Wil­ tson. 46 West View,' Wadding­


LONG GRASS CUT. motor mow­ ers for hire, rotovating, etc.— Ring after 6 p.m. or weekends


Clitheroe 2090. HOOF SEAL


Look new and original with our ROOF SEALED METHOD


Have your roof made WATERPROOF


It does not devalue your property as some methods do.


Grey, Green, Red and Black. MODERATE CHARGES For Free Quotation


AH types'of roofs sealed Colours:—


CONTRACTING COMPANY, Rutland Chnmbess.


YORKSHIRE ROOF SEAL ----- Consult -----


31, Ivcgatc. Bradford. 1, Yorkshire. •


Tel: Bradford 24312.


Tel: Padiham 71339 s e s e e e * * * * *


Lancashire Branch opening shortly in Preston.


PEDIGREE PUPPIES CASH OR WEEKLY TERMS.


Alsatians. Cairns, Labradors, Sheltlea, Collies. Poodles, Spaniels. Setters.


PIKE FARM, WALMESLEY, BURY. TeL Rams bottom 2029.


HILLSIDE KENNELS, At A. E. Hargreaves. Moor


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. —Write or Phone: Sharp. Huntley Lawn. Samlesbury. Mellor 2787. or Blackburn 67730


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre. 72/74/76 Scotland Road


Nelson


RE-UPHOLSTERY. Sava middleman's proUc- We re-cover your treasured three- piece suites as new from os little as 18 ens. Chairs £7. over 100 patterns. Free estimates. Distance no oblecL Write or phonet HENLEY. B0 ZION STREET (oft Padlham Road). BURNLEY Tel. 37188


HOOVER WASHIN/. MACHINES and vacuum /eaners, Irons, keittles fan nt-/.ers etc. from rour Hoove? d/iler: A. E. Har. greaves. Moor Lane, and Woone Lane Ciltberoe. Tel. 2683


LAND


LARGE or SMALL PLOTS OF BUILDING LAND required (with or without planning consent) within the circulation area of this newspaper.


Write or Tel.


LAMBERTS (St. Anncs) LTD.,


Birch Hall Lane, Earby. Tel. 3533


or Padiham 71459. PROPERTY FOR SALE


TERRACED HOUSE: 21 Kay Street, Clitheroe. Comprising:


hall, lounge, living room, unit- fitted kitchen, two bedrooms, three-piece bathroom.—Apply above address.


PETS


H ILLSIDE KENNELS, . NANCREAVE. Back under former management;. Ideal healthy boarding conditions for cats and dogs. Transport available. Vacancies most dates.


HILLSIDE KENNELS,


PIKE FARM, WALMESLEY, B0RY. Tel. Rams bottom 3029.


PROFITABLE FARMING!


Scientific and technical advancement in agricultural methods stresses the importance to farmers of the specialist farming newspaper which will keep him informed of new trends and developments. FARMERS GUARDIAN is the only farming newspaper published exclusively to . meet this need in Northern, Midland and Welsh counties. It offers a news- and feature service unequalled, by any other newspaper.


THE AVIARY SHOP, 181 Leeds Road, Nelson. Tel. 66677. Birds and Seed always in stock.


•


PEKINGESE. Staffordshire and English Bull Terriers, Dalmatians, Pugs, Las- slte Collies. Bassetts, Scotties, Labra­ dors. Corgis, Westies, Shih-Tzus, St. Bernards, Calms, Golden ■ Cocker Spaniels, Pyreneans, Bearded Collies, Poodles (miniature and toy), English and Red Setters, Yorkies, Springers, Afghans. Sheltles. -Boxers. Airedales. Beagles. , Dachshunds. Old English Sheepdogs, r Boston' Terriers, Chihua­ huas, ? Fox ■ Terriers; MARTINDALE KENNELS,- Bells Lane,. Hoghton . 865 (near Old Oak Hotel),.near Preston. Open daily 9 a.m. to 9- p.m.


2 KITTENS, free to good homo 10. Farraday Avenue, Clitheroe.


FARMERS G U A R D IA N EVERY FRIDAY FROM YOUR NEWSAGENT


Head Office: 127, Fishcrgate, Preston. Tel: 54841 SALES BY AUCTION Auctioneers and Valuers.


SILVERWOOD— BALSHAYV


Total Disnersal Sale at MARTIN CROFT FARM,


TH0RNLEY. Nr. L0NGRIDGE, Lancs,.


Saturday, July 24th. for Mr. John Arrowsmith.


(situate oil the Clitheroe- Thornley-Longridge road).


23 head ol smart, weil-grown dairy cattle and young stock, mostly black and white: can be well recommended.


1 cows due Aug.; 3 hfrs., 1 cow due Sept., Oct.; 2 cows, 2 hfrs. due Nov.; 2 cow hfrs. due Nov- Dee.; 3 cows geld in milk; 2 hfrs. (21 mouth to 21 yrs.) geld; 2 hfrs. 10-15 month; 2 hfrs. 4 months. All cattle sold with blood tested certificate.


spreader; Bamford gearless R1 side rake; Bamford strawmg machine; Bamlett T.M.2 tractor good trailer mower (good order);


1 Machinery and Implements: t 953 David Brown 300. t.v.o.


ractor. Bamford manure


car trailci (low sides); electric t fence (11 poles); 250 gall, t.v.o.


size hay Hot trailer; useful


ank; lire extinguisher; brooder copper lamps; S.H. chain har­ row; drain spades, hay spade: Iron wedges; wire rope; axe, etc.; two Iron water baths; 21 and 15- stave ladders; buckets; Alfa Laval l milking machine; single phase


ah.p. electric motor; milk pump und starter; three stainless milk (lnits; single ' wash-up bath c arge size); blow in-churn


ooler; milk sieve. 9 Cabins: 16’ x 9’, 12’ x 8’, ill attend the sale).


’ x 6' wSALE:' 1 o’clock. (A caterer


OTHER FIXTURES


Wednesday, August 4th: Sale of of . household furniture and effects at Chatburn.


Saturday, August 7th: Total dis­ persal sale for Mr. E. Hanson,


Broughton Fields Farm. Broughton. Nr. Sklpton.


Saturdays, August 21st and 28th: two total dispersal sales, near Clitheroe.


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


Nr. Clithcroc. Lancs.


J BALSHAW. Glen Thorn,


91. Waddington Road, Clithoroc. Tel. 2011.


SCHOOL WINDOW CLEANING 1971/72.


. Tenders are invited for win- clow cleaning at schools and premises in Education Divisions Nos. 1 and 31 for the Educa­ tional Year 1971/72.


: Forms of Tender may be obtained from the undersigned to whom they should be re­ turned by first post, 9th August, 1971.


J. D. RIDDIOUGH, Divisional Education Officer.


Education Office, Water Street, Skipton. BD23 I PD.


Regular two-part fortnightly auction of goods from Preston and surrounding areas, princi­ pally In deceased estates with­ in the


SALES BY AUCTION JOHN E. PINDER


STONE-BRIDGE, LONCRIDGE, SALEROOMS.


tomorrow. Saturday 24th July, at 10 a.m.


. (sale continuous—no break for lunch)


ATTRACTIVE AND VARIED FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.


Lounge and bedroom suites,1 din­ ing and kitchen furniture, wash­ ers, fridges. cookers, mowers and cycles. Carpetings of various sizes and types. Kitchen equipment and miscellanea. Outside effects. Linen, crockery, glass, etc., etc.


About 450 lots. View dally to 7-30 p.m. Second part fortnightly auction.


ANTIQUE AND OLDER-STYLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS


Thursday, noxt. 29th July at 1-30 D.m


Pottery, glass, metalware, figures, boxes, pictures and paintings, cabinets, bureaux, chairs, brass, copper and plated ware.


About 200 lots. Viewing as above. JOHN E. PINDER,


Auctioneer Valuer and Estate Agent.


Stone-Bridge, Longridgc. Tol. 2282.


TENDERS


WEST RIDING EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


SALES BY AUCTION


Clitheroe Auction Mart Co. Ltd. RAILWAY ROAD.


B CLITHEROE, LANCS.


B7 2JW. Tel. Clitheroo 3325. Today, Friday, July 23rd.


Very good entry of in-calf cattle, Including for S. Harrison. 13 very smart b & w in-calf heifers, and W. & J. Dewhurst 10 good in- calf cows. 40-50 stores cattle.


In-Calf and Store Cattle at 12 noon.


WMonday, July 26th.


00-160 ewes, 1,000-1,200 lambs. Ewes sold at 1 p.m. approx, B Lambs at-1-30 p.m. approx.


Tuosday. July 27th.


Weekly Sale ot Newly Calved Good Cattle at 12 noon.


good entries expected now of


heifers, all in the hands of farm­ ers from this noted district. Accredited section.


quality young cows and


he housing and sale of fully W accredited stock.


Friday. July 30th.


First sale of the season of all classes Store Lambs.


FIRST SHEEP SALE.


1,000-1,500 Suffolk and Down X, and half-bred Store Lambs. Mainly in very forward condition.


Entries to time of sale. Sale 12 noon,


Friday, August 13th. FSecond Sale Store Sheep, FARM TO LET GISBURN ESTATE


to be let from 2nd February, 1972 (house and buildings from 12th May).


BOMBER FARM, GISBURN.


Extending to 114 acres approxi­ mately. A modernised dairy farm equipped for seif-feed silage and parlour milking. Par­ ticulars and order to view (price 25p) from


DAVIS & BOW Chartered Surveyors,


ull list of all sheep sales available from the office.


t Completely separate premises for a eekly sale of rearing calves


Good entries of quality rearing calves now coming forward.


nd weaned stlrks at 12 noon.


a.m. for stock weighed' and graded by this time.


1 40-50 fat cattle. 30-40 pigs, allot for lambs drawn at 11-30


eekly Sale of Fatstock at 12 noon.


BIRTHS


BISHOP (nee Atkinson).—On 20 July, at Bramley Meade, to Philip and Judith, a son. Simon John. Thanking , the staff at Bramley Meade and family doctors.


HALL (nee Robinson) .—On 20 July. 1971, at Queen’s .Park Hospital, to Mary and Keith, a daughter, Rachel. Thanking all concerned.


21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


B E R R Y — Congratulations Stephen on your 21st birthday,


27 July. 1971. —Best wishes, Dad.


BERRY- — Congratulations Stephen on your 21st birthday, 27 July, 1971.


—From Aunt Annie, Uncle Joe and family, in Essex, Hong Kong


, and. Surrey..


BERRY ' ;— Congratulations Stephen on your 21st birthday,


27 Jukv, 1971. —Aunt and Uncle.


FLETCHER — Congratulations Michael on your 21st birthday,


27 July 1971. —With love and best wishes from Marilyn.


FLETCHER — Congratulations Michael on your 21st birthday,


27 July 1971. Health and happiness always. —Love, Mum, Dad and Malcolm.


GRAHAM, — Congratulations Eileen on your 21st birthday,


29 July, 1971. Good luck, health a n d — happiness.


Love, Mum, Dad and Tony.


GRAHAM. — Congratulations Eileen on your 21st birthday,


29 July, 1971. . ■


—From Margaret, Don, Cather­ ine and Andrew (Somerset).


GRAHAM. — Congratulations Eileen on your 21st- birthday,


29 July, 1971. —All my love, Brian. ENGAGEMENTS


JOHNSTON—LOCKETT—Mr. and Mrs. Lockett, 15, Princess i Avenue, Clitheroe, have pleasure


on announcing the engagement t f their only daughter Suzanne


well Drive, Clitheroe. —Congratulations from both families.


o Stephen Johnston, 13, White-


JOHNSTON—LOCKETT. — Con­ gratulations Suzanne a n d Stephen on your engagement. —Pam and Mick.___________


JOHNSTON—LOCKETT. — Con­ gratulations and best wishes Suzanne and Stephen on your


engagement. —Love, John.


RING to announce the engagement of


The Estate Office, Gisbum, Clithcroe, BB7 4HT.


SITUATIONS VACANT


W a i t r e s s e s Full or Part-Time for interview Apply:


CLITHEROE, Tel.: 3130


Assheton Arms, Downham


Cleaner Required good wages


Hours by arrangement Tel. Chatburn 227


BAR ASSISTANT Full or Part-Time


SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL,


For interview apply:


CLITHEROE. Tel: 3130


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL, CLITHEROE.


STAFF NURSES


daFull-time and Part-time lor leay and night duty. Geriatric


ef. .A. 256).


d. Good working conditions. R Applications to Matron (Quote


E. JACKSON. Chatburn Ltd., require H.G.V. driver, class 2.— Apply Downhom Road Garage, Chatburn Tel. 339.


PART-TIME DOMESTIC HELP required for warm easy-to-run


house. West Bradford. Will fetch and take back or pay bus fares, plus 30p per hour. Child wel­ come.—Please Telephone Cllth- eroe 3282.


BRIDGE TAXIS


WEDDING CARS A SPECIALITY OFFICE:


52, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE.


TEL: 2977


tor craftsmanship in graffito, marble, green slate and stone


THOS-'rOCK (ROCK and ALTY) Monumental Masons


7b. Market Place, Clitheroe Phone 4277


and at Broomfield Place, Witton, Blackburn Phone 51251


—Congratulations from both families.


Mrs. Turnbull, of 84. Henthorn Road, Clitheroe.


______________


TURNBULL—HOWARTH — Con­ gratulations Yvonne a n d


Andrew on your engagement, — Love, G ra n dm a . MARRIAGES


HOLDEN—BERRY.—On Wednes­


SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL,


day last, 21 July. 1971, at Hill Chapel, Goosnargh, Mr. John Holden, of Wood Nook Farm, Goosnargh, was married to Evelyn Berry, formerly of Chaigley, and are now living at Walton Fold Farm, Lower Lane, Longrlde.


SILVER WEDDINGS


WHITEHEAD—WOOD. — Con- gratulations Mum and Dad on your silver wedding anniversary,


—Love from Jean, Mark and Karl.


27 July, 1971. DEATHS


HELME.—On 14 July, 1971, sud­ denly, at her home, 113, Lower- gate, Clitheroe. Violet, the dearly


t—Inq. Bennett (R. Parking- tery on July 19th. __ on) Clltheroe. Tel. 2682.


ODDIE.—On 15 July, 1971, at the home of her brother, 16, Shaw- bridge Street, Clitheroe, Bertha hi her 53rd year, the dearly loved wife of the late James Oddie, of 28, Henthom Road, Clltheroe and dear sister of George. Requiem Moss was offered in Ss. Michael and John Church prior to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery on 19


—Inq.B’Bennett (R. Parking- ton) Clltheroe. Tel. 2582.


RIDDIOUGH.—On 21 July. 1971, Mary, aged 73 years, tho beloved wife of the late Alan Riddlough, of Chatburn. and mother of Harry and Jean, at Roseacre Nursing Home. Godaiming, Sur­ rey. Service and cremation to­ day (Friday) 23 July, at the Woking Crematorium, St. John s at 10-30 a.m. Donations in lieu of flowers may be sent for Cancer Research, o/o Mrs. Daw­ son, 2 Kemple View, Wiswell,


Whalley.


SMELT.—On 20 July,' 1971 (in hospital). Charles Larard.of Waddington, husband of Mabel (Dot). Service at St. Helens Church. Waddington, at 1-15 p.m. today, Friday, 23 July, followed by cremation at Skip- l ton. Family flowers only and no


—Inq. Tomlinson’s Funeral Service, Rockdale. Clltheroe. Tel.


etters, please. 2345.


SMITH.—On 18 July. 1971 (in hospital) Albert Edward, aged 53 years, the very dearly loved husband of Edith Smith, of 6. Standen Road, Clitheroe, • and dearly loved father of Eric and Jackie. A service was held at St. James’s Church on Thurs­ day, 22 July, prior to cremation at Pleasington.


AT ROCKDALE wo tako a


—Inq Tomlinson’s Funeral Service, Rockdale. Clitheroe. Tel. 2345.


:


TOMLINSON.—On 20 July. 1971, in hospital, Mary Elizabeth, aged 88 years, the dearly loved wife of the: late John Ormerod Tomlinson, formerly'of Garnett t Road, Olitheroe. Service and in­ terment ’at Clitheroe Cemetery,


2oday (Friday) . 23 July, at — p.m.'


l. Clitheroe 2582. TeInq. Bennett (R. Parkington).


WARD.—On 18 July, 1971 (sud­ denly) at Gt. Yarmouth, Grace, aged 69: years, the dearly loved •wife of William Ward of 14, King Street. Whalley, Nr. Black­ burn, and dear mother of Leon­ ard and Tony, service at St. Mary’s and All Saints’ Church, Whalley, today, Friday, 23 t July, at 11 a.m., followed by in­


—Inq. Tomlinson's Funeral Service, Rockdale, Clltheroe. Tel. 2345.


rs may be sent to "Rockdale.” '■ ' '


genuino Interest In any little problems which occur during beroavement and aro able to offer help in resolv­ ing thoso.’To us, nothing Is over too much trouble—wo are hore to servo you to tho best of our ability.


loved wife of the late John Helme. aged 74 years; a service in St. Mary’s Church preceded interment at Clitheroe Ceme­


_ ,


o Andrew, third son of Mr. and , ,


TURNBULL—HOWARTH. — Mr. tand Mrs. Howarth ore pleased their eldest daughter Yvonne,


, T ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


HALPIN.—Mrs. Eileen Halpln, t Maureen and Michael, sincerely


nhank all •relatives,; friends, Teighbours and members of


orinity Church for expressions f f sympathy and beautiful llowers received in their sad toss. Our grateful thanks also


Advertiser and Times FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1971


m e m o r ia l s In Stock speolally tor Climaroe o«nrt«y regulations,


" s x jso s ansr1 W. ROCK and Co.


MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN ROAD, , GREAT HARWOOD,


Telephone 2164 , No connection withany aQier firm or Individual. ?


ment and colleagues of I.C.I. and the family doctors for their kindness and help. 18, Windsor Avenue, Cllthcroc.


HELME.—The relatives of the t late Mrs. Violet Helme wish to


o Rev. Goodhali, the manage­


bhank all friends and neigh­ oours for their kind expressions ref sympathy and floral tributes alceived in their bereavement; t so the police, the family doc­ for and the Rev. J. C. Hudson 1or.their kindness.


13, Lowcrgate. Clltheroe. .ODDIE.—Mri and Mrs. G. Jack- ,


son and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neigh­ bours, for their kind expres­ sions of' sympathy, spiritual offerings and floral tributes received in their bereavement; also tho doctors and staff of Manchester Royal Infirmary and Blackburn Royal Infirmary, the family doctors, district nurses and the clergy of Ss. Michael and John Church for their kind­ ness. 16. Shawbrldge Street, CUtheroc.


IN MEMORIAM


CROSSLEY,—Passed away, 21 I July, 1970.


Isobel. Gone, but not forgotten. —Annie, George, Nancy and


n memory of a beloved Aunt Bill.


DEVINE.—In loving memory of a dear father, David, died 22 July,


Y you,our word was oh, so true, We lost our best and dearest D friend,ear father, when we lost you. —From all the family.


1970. You oft times said we’d miss


DEVINE.—In loving memory of a dear husband, David, died 22 July. 1970. Dearly loved and sadly missed. —From loving wlfo Mary.


APPRECIATION


DUNN.—Mrs. C.-Dunn would like a to thank the manager and staff


also those who sent cards and t many good wishes, on my re­


r t Woolworths for a lovely


etirement party and present; 1irement.


3, Albion Street, Clitheroe.


HANSON—Mrs. Hanson wishes to express sincere thanks for all cards, gifts and flowers received on her 90th birthday. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe (grand­ daughter) and family for making this event such a mem­ orable occasion. Dale Croft, Grindleton.


HODSON.—Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hodson wish to thank all rela­ tives. friends and neighbours for the lovely gifts, flowers, cords and good wishes on the occasion of their golden wed­ ding anniversary. 5, Chatburn Road, Clltheroe


WILM OT.—Mr.: and Mrs. A. Wil- mot, 21, Manor Road, Clithcroc would like to thauk all relatives and friends who sent cards, gifts and beautiful flowers which helped to make their golden wedding day, 20 July, 1971. such a happy occasion.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


"TELEFLOWER SERVICE*'


Church Brow Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE 3298


Wreaths & Bouquets AND ALL


FLORAL TRIBUTES At your servlca at all times


COWLINGS NURSERIES Te|: Clitheroe 2983


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrose Nurseries. Tel. Olitheroe 3521,


Also Clltheroe Market FECI1T BROS.


FOR MEMORIALS THE 8CULPTORS


Craftsmen In Marble, Granite and Stone


CEMETERY GATES, Whalley New Road.


Tel, Blackburn 61463.


also at Clitheroe Market FOR ALL


, _ ■


TOMLINSON'S Funeral! Services


, Tel, Clitheroe 2345 Eshton Terrace ‘ Rockdale •


erment In Whalley and Wiswell Cemetery. Friends please accept e this, the only Intimation. Flow­


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