for your


L a w n a n d G e n e r a l F e r t i l i s e r see


D a w s o u s 28, 30 Parson Lane, Clitheroe. TeL 3382 SALES BY AUCTION


RICHARD TURNER 6c SON (CLITHEROE)


Auctioneers. Valuers. Surveyors. Land and Estate Agents


BARN WITH LAND FOR CONVERSION


HIGHER BRIERCLIFFE, BLACKO,


NEAR NELSON.


Comprising a charming s ton e- b u i lt co t ta g e an d barn •with 2.157 acres o f su rroun ding land, well s i tu a ted w ith ex c e llen t views and w ith o u t l in e p lan n in g permission for conversion.


To be sold by Au ct ion (su b je c t to co n d it io n s and u n le s s so ld pre­ v iou s ly ) in The Fes tival Hall. Gisburn. on Thursday, Ju n e 1st, a t 3.30 p.m.


S o lic ito r s : Messrs. Whit t le and Whittaker. Carr Road. Nelson.


F u l l p r inted d e ta i ls from th e Auctioneers.


107 ACRES OF SUMMER GRAZING a t


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL FARM,


LANGHO, NEAR BLACKBURN.


T o he offered for sa le by Auction, in lo ts and su b je c t to co n d it io n s o n Wednesday. May 24th, 1972. a t 2.30 p.m. o n th e premises.


Comprising 107.60 acres or the r e ­ a b o u ts o f


grazing, to be so ld in 5 lo ts all w e ll watered and fen c ed w ith ex­ c e l len t access, an d to be le t u n t i l October 31st.


first-class summer


F u l l par t icu lar s and plan s from th e Auctioneers.


Final Reminder


SALE TOMO RR OW (S A TU R D A Y ) at 1-30 p.m. 44 head of Grand


Charrolais. Hereford and A.A. X Cattle.


AT


LOWER WOODFIELDS FARM,


SOURHALL ROAD, TODMORDEN.


Have received in s tru c t io n s from Messrs. W. Chadwick & Son to se l l their ent ire l iv e and dead farmin g s to ck o n Tuesday. May 16th a t 12 noon a t '


Comprising 55 blood te s ted Dairy Cattle, viz: 3 BW Cows due Jun e. 5 BW Cows due July. 4 BW Cows an d 2 RW Cows du e Augus t, 4 BW Cows and 2 RW Cows due September, 4 BW Cows d u e Octo­ ber, 2 BW Cows d u e November. 3 BW Cows. 1 Blue Cow an d 1 RW Cows r ec en t ly served. 9 BW Cows g e ld in fu l l milk. 3 BW Hfrs. du e September. 2 BW Hfrs. due Nov­ ember. 3 BW Hfrs. due December. 7 BW HXr. St irks 5-9 m.o.


BURWAINS FARM, BRIERCLIFFE, BURNLEY.


NOTE:' The se c a t t le have win­ tered well an d have a ll passed a blood te s t and su b s eq u en t milk- ring te s ts .


Im p lem en ts in c lu d e : 1949 Fergu­ so n Tractor. 1959 Ferguson 35 w i th Loader Can. 1960 Ferguson 35 with Cab. Ferguson M.S.. Fer­ g u so n Earth Scoop, Grays Tipping Transp ort Box. Bale Trailer 12 se a so n s ) . 2 o the r trailers. 10ft. C h a in Harrow, Peak 2 Cow Trai­ ler. F ertilizer Spreader. Electric Fen ce r. B am le t t R.M. Mower (1 s e a so n ) . D en n in g S ome r set H.M. Mower. V.L. Acrobat, B.L. Cock P h ea san t . Bamford B.L. 30 Baler, Colman Bale Elevator (E lec tric ) , 48 Waterbowls. 34 Q.R. cow ties . 3 to n s fe rt iliz er . Sto ck Sh e e t . Pig N e t t in g . Barbed Wire. F en c in g P o s ts (12ft. x 8 f t .) an d (16f t . X 10ft. I Cabins Im p lem en t Shed (40f t . x 1 6 f t .) , 200 gall. Die se l


Tank . 40 gall. Tractor Oil. Ex­ te n s io n Ladders to g e th e r w ith usual farmin g han d tools.


M ilking eq u ipm en t in c lu d e s : Alfa Laval R.T.S Milk P ip ep lin e and Vacuum Line for 37 Cows. 4 Alfa Laval Units , Vacuum Line for 4 Cows, 1 Alfa S.S. U n it . 1 Alfa S.S. Bucke t . 1 h.p. M.M. Motor and Vacuum Pump. Petrol Engine, Pre stcold direct expans ion Cooler. 10 gall. Boiler. Dou ble Wash Trough. Incrate Bo t t le , Churn Truck.


Q u a n t ity o f baled bay. su rp lu s hou seho ld fu rn itu r e in c lu d in g maho g an y sideboard. w a l i iu t wardrobe, etc.


Sale a t 12 noon prompt. Terms: Cash.


F ull d e ta ils from th e Auctioneers.


VALUABLE 120 ACRE DAIRY FARM


bject to co n d it io n s an d u n le s s d previously, in T he Starkle- ms Hotel. Clitheroe. o n Friday, May 19th. 1972. a t 3 p.m.


be offered for sale by Au ct ion, PARK GATE FARM,


COPSTER GREEN, BLACKBURN.


m pr ising 120 acres or the r e- o u ts o f grassland w i th a won- rful range o f r e c en t ly ere cted t id in g s . to g e th er w ith 2 farm-


ting Room. K itch en . Breakfast Room. Lounge. Bathroom an d 1 Bedrooms.


u se No. 1 in c lu d e s : Hall. S it ­


mse No. 2 comprises: Lounge. Sit t ing Room. D.R.. K itch en , Bathroom and 3 Bedrooms.


>dern farm b u ild in g s Include: Ilwood Parlour with A u tom a t ic


eders. Dairy w ith 400g .B u lk nk. Integral S ilo B u ild in g 05ft. x 4 0 f t .) . Cu bicle s for 110


u s e s wh ich have been ta s te ­ l ly modernised and Include c entral h ea t in g .


Lands ex ten d s to 120 acres or th e r eab ou ts o f ex c e llen t grassland w ith in a ring fen c e , watered by m a in s su p p ly an d served by a newly b u i lt Internal road.


Viewing by ar ran gement w ith th e Owner. Mr. Bircliall. Tel. Black­ burn 48568 or th e Auctioneers.


S o l ic i to r s : Messrs. Roebuck, Railway Road. Darwen. Tel. 71111.


F ull p r inted d e ta i ls and plan s from th e Auctioneers.


RESIDENCE OF CHARACTER AND 127 ACRES OF SOUND


LAND


To be sold by Au ct ion, su b je c t to con d it ion s , u n le s s so ld previously and in lo ts , in The F e s t iv a l Hall, Gisburn. o n Thursday. May 18th, 1972 a t 3.30 p.m.


HOWGILL FARM, HOWGILL,


RIMINGTON, YORKS.


LOT 1: HOWGILL HOUSE. An im ­ p os in g s to n e -b u i lt garden- fr o n ted h o u se w ith character, in an e lev a ted p o s it io n w i th ex­ c e l len t views, to g e th e r w ith a range o f fa rm b u ild in g s and 4.395 acres or a d ja c en t land. Accommodation in c lu d e s :


Hall. D in in g Room. Lounge. K itch en . Pantry, 4 Bedrooms an d Bathroom.


LOTS 2—-7: Comprise 117.469 acres or th e r eab ou ts o f sou n d meadow a n d pas tur e land, well watered, w i th in r in g fen c e s and w ith ex ten s iv e road frontages . P lan s and particulars available from th e Auctioneers.


Tenure: Freehold w ith Vacant P o s se s s ion u p o n complet ion.


F urther particulars and p lan s from th e Au ctioneers.


Solicito r s: Messrs. Knowles, Harrison <5s Coldwell.


15 High Street.- Skipton. Tel. 2093.


F u ll particulars from th e Auctioneers.


VALUABLE 71 ACRE SMALLHOLDING


To be so ld by Au ct ion (su b je c t to co n d it io n s an d u n le s s so ld pre­ viously) in Th e F es t iv a l Hall. Gis­ burn. on Thursday. May 25th. 1972 a t 3.30 p.m.


CARRS HOUSE FARM, GISBURN ROAD, BARNOLDSWICK.


Carrs House Farm is a sm a l lh o ld ­ in g w ith character, plea sant ly s i tu a ted near t o urban fa c il i t ie s on a n op en u n sp o i l t s i te , com­ pr ising s to n e -b u i lt house , sm a ll range o f b u ild in g s an d 7.617 acres or th e r eab ou ts o f sou n d land.


Living a c com m od a t ion in c lu d e s : K itchen, Wash-House. Pantry. 3 Bedrooms. Services in c lu d e Mains Water an d Electric. R.V. £ 21.


Viewing: By ar ran gement w ith th e Auctioneer.


Solicito r s:


Messrs. Walker. Charlesworth an d Foste r. Craven Chambers, Barnoldswick. Tel. 2340.


F ur the r par t icu lar s an d plans from th e Auctioneers.


OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND PROSPECTIVE


COUNTRY DWELLERS


To be sold by A u c t ion o n T u e s ­ day. May 23rd. 1972, a t 3.30 p.m. (su b je c t to co n d it io n s an d u n le s s


sold pr eviou sly) in th e F es t iv a l Hall. Gisburn.


Th e Valuable 68 Acre Farm


LOWER BARN FARM, SABDEN, LANCS. '


Comprising a t tra c t iv e hou se , range o f s to n e b u i ld in g s an d 67.955 acres or th e r ea b o u ts o f sou n d land, w i th in easy reach o f Burnley. Blackburn, P r e s ton an d a ll urban am en it ie s .


Th e fa rm h ou se h a s won de rfu l open views an d is approached by a private road, a c commodat ion in c lu d e s : Porch, K itch en . Pantry. Living Room. D in in g Room, and 2 Bedrooms.


Dairy. Tool House. Wooden Cabin o n block base. Im p lem en t Shed. 5 S h ip p o n an d Garage.


Viewing: By ar ran gement w ith th e Auctioneers.


Solicitor s:


Messrs. Baldwin Weeks Baldwin.


4 Duck Str e et . Clitheroe. Tel.. 2152.


Further pa r t icu la r s an d plan s from th e Auctioneers.


BARN FOR CONVERSION


LANESIDE FARM, SABDEN.


A su b s ta n t ia l s to n e -b u i lt barn o f 1300 square fe e t , p lea sa n t ly s i t ­ u a ted in op en rural su rroun ding s and en jo y in g ex ten s iv e views.


S i tu a ted near a counc il m a in ­ ta in ed road th e property is w i th in easy reach o f m o s t urban fa c il it ie s .


O u t lin e p la n n in g pe rm is s ion has been o b ta in ed an d m a in s water an d e le c tr ic are nearby.


To be sold by Au ct ion su b je c t to co n d it io n s an d u n le s s so ld pre­ v iou s ly on Tuesday. May 23rd, 1972. a t 4 p.m. in Th e F es t iv a l Hall. Gisburn.


Viewing and fu r th e r particulars from th e Auctioneers.


th Hay Baulks. 52 Nor-Farm ■nnels w ith sepa ra te Silo. » ose Boxes. Provender Store f le e t in g Yard. 3 Bay D u tch ,rn. 5 Bay Im p lem en t sn e a . Large Midden. 2 Offices,


iry Cows. 39 Wooden Cubicles one O u tb u i ld in g s in c lu d e : Calv-


g Box. Loose Box. 2 ippons. Workshop. Provender Store an d 59 Calf P en s .


RICHARD TURNER AND (CLITHEROE) 2 New Market Street, CMthege?I:gncs:_leL2369j


FULL PRINTED DETAILS


ACCOMMODATION WANTED


JDIO/Large Room required for lOtographer in Clitheroe. rite Box No. B9. Advertiser and


mes, ________ .


WANTED TO RENT iALL WORKSHOP


nt in Clitheroe. — Wrlte Box >. G3, Advertiser a n d T imes .


f p n T H p n m ' )


accommoda tion TO LET ____


FURNISHED HOUSE to le t , in Clitheroe. S u ita b le fo r couple.— Te l. C lithe ro e 4481.


C L I TH ER O E . Superior S in g le Ac­


com m od a t ion , ow n b&th an d k it ­ chen. Room for car. £14.60 m o n th ly . Refer enc e required. — Te l. Blackburn. 49238.


FO R TH COMIN G SALES Dates to be fixed:


Sale o f Barn with o u t l in e p la n n in g permis sion a t Hill Farm. H u r s t Green.


Dispersal Sale o f Im p lem en ts a t Old Keys Farm. T o t t ln g to n .


Dispersal Sale o f Im p lem en ts a t Park Gate Farm. Copster Green.


Farm b u i ld in g s in c lu d e : S ton e- b u i lt hay barn. 6 Sliip p on , 14 Double ■ Shippon, 7 Sliippon,


i


Agents for Leek and Westbourne and Abbey National Building Societies. Up to 95% endowment and standard mortgages arranged.


S u p e r io r d e ta ch ed fam ilv house enjoying a p ro te c te d open K


r e a r outlook


4 LANCASTER DRIVE CLITHEROE


thp mn , i d elightful s ec lu d ed g a rd e n s b e in g s creen ed on a l l sides Affording: Covered e n tra n c e lig h t ha ll, lounge


room with sh owe r fitting Utility ™om an d r e a r porch. 14ft x fift A t ta ch ed c a ra f le 36ft. 8in. x 9ft. 2m. p u l l g a s iircu c e n t ra l h e a t in g is in s ta l led th ro u g h o u t R a te s p a y ab le £97


s e p a ra te n a n t rv . F i r s t floor: L anding a ir in g cu p b o ard with fm m ersio n h e a te r T h re e b ed ro om s : t l ) 13ft. 9m. x . l l f t . h n . , 12) 1 2 f t x l i f t . 9in : (3) 10ft. lOin. x 8ft T h ree -p iec e bath-


v tft 9in v 12ft Sin su p e r io r tiicd iirep la c e , dining ro om 12ft x "on. 2iri: fitted kitchen 12ft. x 8ft. Gin lloor a n d eye level ^rnits in co rp o ra tin g F r id g id a ire f r id g e . Side p o rch


p .a . F re e h o ld .


SHOP WITH LIVING ACCOMMODATION, BURNLEY A c om e r sh o p s i tu a ted n e a r to th e c e n t re of town.


Tlie accom-


th r e e b ed ro om s , b a th ro om with th re e -p ie c e su i te . R a te a b le \a lu e £36. Leasehold.


DETACHED HOUSE IN FINE POSITION


THURSDAY. JU N E 1st. 197:. a t 3 p .m . on th e p rem is e s , su b je c t to conditions and u n le s s p rev io u s ly sold.


en joying a


spacious double fro n ted house with la rg e v ‘


17 CHURCH LANE, MELLOR s ide g a rd en


Geoffrey T ay lo r an d Co. will SELL BY AUCTION


sp len d id view' o v e r open fields o v e r the Kibble E s tu a ry .


M


Ve stib u le, e n tra n c e H a l l , b a l iu s tra d e s ta i rc a s e , lounge 17ft 6in x 16ft 2in.. Dining ro om l i f t . 6m. x l i f t . 4in., Kitchen 16R. Gin x 14ft. 4 in „ P a n t ry 14ft. Gin. x 9ft. 6m R e a r p orch, F o u r B ed ro om s . T h ree -p iec e b a th ro om . The w e ll fen c ed g a r ­ d en co n ta in s G a ra g e w ith room fo r a fu r th e r g a ra g e , g re en - house " "w o rk sh o p . F u e l s to re an d w.c . All m a in s s e rv ic e s R a te a b le v a lu e £84. L e a seh o ld : 999 y e a r s . Ground r e n t £168 p e r an n um . Conditions and p a r t ic u la r s m a y be in­ sp e c ted a t th e offices of th e Solicitors o r A u c t io n e e rs , Also on th e s am e d a v a t 1-30 p .m. th e Au c tio n e ers will sell th e fu rn ish in g s , books an d e f fe c ts , d e ta i ls in fu r th e r P r e s s a n n o u n c em en t . A u c tio n e ers Offices:


35 P re s to n New R o ad , B la ck b u rn . Te l. 55425. 130 St J am e s ’s S tre e t , B u rn ley . Tel. 29223. 6/8 Ch u rch S tre e t , C litheroe. Tel. 3252.


Solicitors: M e s s r s M a r sd e n & M a r sd e n . 23 Wellington S tre e t , S t Jo h n , B la ck b u rn . Tel. 551/44.


m o d a tio n includes shop, lounge with P a r k r a y . good size kitch en , -Jt


LICENCED RESTAURANT AND GUEST HOUSE


To be sold as a going co n c e rn in P a d ih am . T h e p re s e n t owners have spent a c o n s id e ra b le am o u n t of mon ey in obtaining an alcohol lic en ce , a n d opening a b a r a n d r e s ­ ta u ra n t to th e public. A t p re s e n t th e p ro p e r ty is fully ten an ted a p a r t from two ro om s . T h e m a jo r i ty of th e p ro p e r ty h a s g as fired c en t ra l h e at in g . (F u r th e r d e ta i ls of incom e , e tc ., c an be o btained from th e B u rn le y office.) T h e a c c om m o d a ­ tion is a follows: E n tran c e p o rc h , H a l l , P r iv a te lounge. B a r (fully fitted) Storeroom, Telev is io n ro om . Cloakroom, Sm a lt


c e l la r . Dining room. L a rg e k i tc h e n . Sun lo g g ia . Ground floor bathroom. Additional ro om a t p re s e n t a sm a l l k itch en


(b u t work is due to s ta r t to c o n v e r t i t into a n ad d i t io n a l b a th ro om ) . Ground F loor B ed ro om (N um b e r 8) first floor, fo u r Bedrooms, B athroom w ith th re e -p ie c e su i te , second floor th re e Bedrooms. Th e p ro p e r ty is being sold to in c lu d e a l l c a rp e ts , cu rta in s , l ig h t f it tin g s , g a s fires a s well a s th e m a jo r i ty of bedroom fu rn i tu re a n d e x t r a s . In addition, th e re


is a r e a r y a rd and g a rd en a r e a a s w e l l a s a c o n v e r ted b am , now being used a s a s to re a n d g a ra g e . Viewing s t r ic t ly by app o in tmen t with the B u rn ley office.


GLEN VIEW ROAD, BURNLEY


Shop with living accommodation a t p re s e n t u s ed a s m ix ed bu s i­ n e ss the accommodation is a s follows: Shop (20ft. Din. x 13ft. 4 in .), Storeroom Lounge. Larg e k i tc h e n (18ft. l l in . x 14ft. 3 in .) . Lobby w ith w e 3 bedrooms and b o xroom on th e f irst floor a s well a s th re e -p ie c e bathroom. F u l l c e n t ra l h e a t in g f rom P a rk r a y ty p e fire g a rd en . R ateable v a lu e £68. F re e h o ld .


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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT—Wc have a large selection of shops, offices and industrial premises on our books, for further details apply Burnley Office.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.S.V.A.


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents


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


The Terraced Dwellinghousc 18 WEST VIEW, C L IT H E R O E .


Hallway. S i t t in g Room. Living Room. K itch en Lanier. Two d o u b le Bedrooms. Yard a t rear w ith Store and W.C. Mains Services. Current General Rate payable, £25.11. An nu a l Ground R en t : £1.49.


In a popular lo ca lity , th is su b s ta n t ia l s ton e - fron ted b ou se w ith pa lisad ed garden, offers th e fo llow in g a c commodat ion :


Stone-bui lt Dwellinghouse in Convenient Situation


No. 3 CHURCH BROW, CLITHEROE.


T h is co t ta g e - tvp e Property has th e b ene f it o f a s m a l l Garden to rear and offers th e fo llow in g a c com m od a t ion : V e s t ibu le . Hall­ way. S i t t in g Room. Living Room. K itch en , two dou ble Bedrooms E x c e llen t Ba sem ent . Mains Services. Freehold. Current General Rate payable: £24.18.


The Terraced Dwellinghousc


No. 6 CROSS STREET, CLITHEROE


A su b s ta n t ia l s to n e -b u i lt Property compr is in g: V e st ibu le . S i t ­ t in g Room Living Room, K itch en , thr e e-pie ce Bathroom, tw o Double Bedrooms. Concreted Yard w ith Fue l Store and o u ts id e W.C. T h e K itch en and Bathroom are o f comparatively r ec en t c o n s tru c t io n , and m o s t windows in th e h o u se are rep lac ements . Mains Services 1972/73 General Rate payab le £33.48. Ground R en t £1.06.


Annual COUNTRY COTTAGE IN THE HODDER VALLEY


“PRIMROSE COTTAGE” NEWTON,


Near CLITHEROE.


W ith in th e Village, th is s to n e -b u i lt Property enjo y s a p lea sant o u t lo o k a n d comprises : Living Room ( 17ft. 3in. x 12ft. 4 in .) , K itch en , tw o double Bedrooms and T o i le t (W.C.). Mains Ser­ vices.


To be offered for Sale by Auction on the Premises WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st, at 3 n.m.


Public Viewing: Saturdays. May 20th an d 27th from 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.


Particulars from: HOTHERSALL FORREST, Auctioneers. Bank


Salerooms. Clitheroe. (Tel. 2695). Vendor’s Solicitors: Ste e le & Son, Cas tlcgate, Clitheroe. (Tel. 2602).


PROPERTY TO LET TO LET


1 ALMS HOUSE at Grindleton


APPLICANT M U S T BE WIDOW OR SPINSTER OF PENSIONABLE AGE.


Apply to:


The Clerk to the Trustees F. G. Jackson,


17 Meadowside, Grindleton. Tel. Chatburn 565


HOUSE SALE


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


INVESTMENT PROPERTY


5 S ton e B u i l t Terraced Houses compris ing Nos 11. 13. 15. 21, 23 Barrowford Road. Colne. Ground r en ts approx. £ 236 per ann um. Freehold. Offers over £2,500 in ­ vited .


Apply:


R. H. BERRY AND SON ESTATE AGENTS.


DOCKRAY STREET, COLNE.


Te l. 3849.


PROPERTY WANTED Wanted for Specific Purchasers


(1) S EMI -D E TACH ED UP TO £5,000


(2) D E TA C H ED UP TO £15,000


We can se l l your property d is ­ cre et ly an d w i th o u t fu s s through our m ass ive w an ted r egister em­ bracing buyers from our central Preston and Blackburn offices.


All com m is s ion n eg o t ia ted in d i­ vidually. No sa le—n o fe es . Free weekly ad v e r t is in g i f required. Free v a lu a t io n w i th o u t obliga­ t io n s .


J. S. TA Y L O R AND CO.. T H E HOMEFINDERS,


8 SUDE L L CROSS. BLACKBURN Tel . Blackburn 59270


After Hours: Hoghton 154


SINGLE lady w an ts to buy 2 bed- roomed co t ta g e in Whalley for r et irem en t . — Tel. Padiham 72177.


CO U N TR Y Cottage preferably three bedroomed required ur­ g en t ly by good ten a n t — Refer­ en c es supplied. — Write Box No. G2. Advertiser and Times.


HOTELS AND CAFES


R E S TA U R A N T required by pri­ v a te buyer, country d is tr ic t pre­ ferred, b u t n o t e s sen t ia l.—Write Box G2. Advertiser and Times All le t te r s answered.


5T ^ a EcSeTdEU s VeENt ^ -


^ ^ ‘T a d fa ^ s ,1.^ Vestibule, Hallway, Lounge, D in in g Rqom. Half-tiled K itchen. R.V. £ 3 0 — Apply a f te r 6.30 p.m.


SELL THE NEW WAY WITH SEE W tS GARDENING ORNAMENTAL WALLING


ad d v a lue an d beauty to your home.


Make your own with a “Sc r een- c a s t” Mould. £4.95.


WOLSTENHOLME’S. 40 ABBEY STREET.


A CCRINGTON. Tel. 32108


Q U A L I T Y Lawn Turf. Sheep grazed, supplied, la id if re­ q u ire d . — Stansficld. A ccr in g to n


37403


Q UA L ITY Lawn Turf. Sheep grazed supplied. Laid i f re­ quired.—Stansfield, Accrington 37403.


POOLS, marginal plants, sn a ils and fish. — Burnley Garden j Centre. Deerpark Nurseries, i Townelcy Holmes, Burnley. Tel. i 24162.


FARMING


SAWDUST AND WOOD SHAVINGS


Tel. W y thenshaw e 2228 or A th e r ton 2667


At C om p e t it iv e Prices ALFRED YATES ■


SAWD U S T for sa le .—Tel. Whalley h A most n ftractiv e fo u r b ed ro om d e ta ch e d d o rm e r bungalow, READ


s itu a ted on a new well e s ta b l ish e d d ev elo pm en t. Th e p re s en t owners hav e added m a n y e x t r a s , inclu d in g a_ d ow n s tairs shower. T h e pro p erty which fe a tu re s , full g a s fired c en t ra l he at in g is s e t in. a g a rd e n of ap p ro x im a te ly % acre,. Thewith


accommnri-ifinn is a s follows: E n t ra n c e p o rch . Hall open1" t r e a d " s tairc ase . L a rg e lounge (26ft. 3in. x 12ft.l


fem V in g polished I ta l ia n m a rb le firep lac e . Kitchen (13ft. ? 10ft 3inS> te l v tiled with n um e ro u s high an d low lev e l u n its . Cloakroom fuilv tiled with w.c. b a s in , sh ow e r u n i t , Bedroom T h re e , m-droom F o u r (D in in g . ro om ) on th e gro u n d floor. Two double h-drooms. four -piece b a th ro om on th e firs t floor. A t ta c h ed ’cioublc g a ra g e . R a te a b le v au le £114. F re eh o ld .


E s ta te Agents , Auctioneers, Valuers and Surveyors


Advertiser and Times FRIDAY, MAY 12th, 1972 PROPERTY FOR SALE Geoffrey Taylor & Co


130 ST. JAMES’S STREET, BURNLEY ... Telephone 29223 6 /8 CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE ... Telephone 3252 35 PRESTON NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN Telephone 55425


CONGRATULATIONS 21st BIRTHDAY


LAKIN (ne e R id eh a lg h ) . — Con­ g r a tu la t ion s Jean o n your 21st birthday. May 14th. 1972. — All my love. David.__________________


ENGAGEMENTS


MARSDEN. — Mr. and Mrs D. Marsden. 61 Waddington Road, Clitheroe, have pleasur e in an ­ n o u n c in g th e en g a g em en t o f the ir e ld e s t so n Ronald, to Jacque lin e, se con d dau ghte r o f Mrs. Crocker. 12 Ab bo t t Close. Birkenhead, Cheshire.—Love and b e s t w ish e s from both fam ilie s .


SILVER WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS


BRIGGS — B IRTWE L L . — Con­ g ra tu la t io n s Mum and Dad on your Silver Wedding, May 17th, 1972.


—Love and b e s t -wishes William. Margaret and Elizabeth._________


May your silver to tu rn to gold.


GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES


WHIPP — S CO T T . — Congratula­ t io n s George an d Hilda o n your Golden Wedding, May 15th, 1972. —Ne llie and Alice,______________


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


HOULKER. — P re cious birthday i memories o f our dear loved one. Harry Raymond, o n May 13th. died o n May 15th, 1971, aged 61 years. T h e k is s o f th e su n for par­ don.


T l ie so n g o f th e birds for mirth .


Never to be fo rg o t ten from your lo v in g w ife Grace, daughter Vanessa, so n Bruce, son-in-law Jack. God ble ss grandad, Philip.


T h an anywhere e ls e o n earth.


RAGNALL. — Happy birthday memor ies my darling Stanley, May 11th, 1972.—From h is lovin g w ife Edna.


DEATHS


CHAMBERS. — On May 7 th a t Norwich, E lizabe th Ellen, aged 86 years, dearly loved m o th e r o f Le ita Chadwick. 5 Meadow Rise, Road. Norwich. “At R e s t”.


DAKIN. — On May 6 th , 1972, a t th e Greenside Private Nurs ing Home. Chatburn. near C lith ­ eroe. Mary P r e s ton (P o lly ) , aged 82 years, th e beloved w ife o f th e la te Thom a s Henry Dak in , la te o f P im lico Road, Clithe roe . Cre­ m a t io n to o k pla c e o n Wednes­ day a t S k ip to n — T. E. R ob in­ son . Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. 213.


L 2308.AND Drainage Proposals. F in a l P lan s . Es t im a te s . modern T r en ch le rs m e th od s . P la s t ic or T ile s . S u b so il in g , Mole Drain­ in g . c o n su lt—T h o rn ton & Gar­ n e t t . Ra thm eil. S e t t le Tel. Long


P r e s ton 291/2.


C A T T L E G RIDS : various typ e s for sa le for farms , country hou se s , highw a y s , e tc . Repairs to grids o n s i te .—Roger B. Wilson, 46 W e st View, Wadd ing ton. Tel. Clithe roe 2976.____________________


LAND


FLOWERING Cherry trees. Mains. Laburnum. Thorn & Almond. All I container grown. — V inc ent 's. I The Growers. Deerpark Nurser- | ies. Townelcy Holmes, Burnley. 1 Tel. 24162.


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LARGE se lec t ion o f Beddin g Plants at reasonable prices. Tomato Plants, var. Moneymaker in Pots, ind ividu ally grown. Sweet Peas & Dahlias in n am ed varieties.—H. Cook. Th e Green, Slaidburn. Tel. Slaidburn 621.


READ NURSERIES. Large se le c ­ tion of containerised Trees,


Shrubs and Roses. Open every day. — Off Accrington-Whalley Road. Tel. Great Harwood 2215.


DAWSON for Garden R equ is ite s . —28/30 Parsons Lane, Clitheroe.


LARGE se lec t ion o f B eddin g Plants a t reasonable prices.


Sweet Peas and Dah lia s in named varieties.—H. Cook. The Green, Slaidburn. Tel. Slaidburn 621


Tomato plants, var. Moneymaker in pots, individually Rrown.


READ NURSERIES. Large se le c ­ tion of Bedding P lan ts now available. Open every day. Off Accrington-Whalley Road. Read. —Tel. Great Harwood 2215.


TURF, weed treated. 15p per .square yard. Delivered.—Everett,


Tel. Blackburn 61218.


BEDDING O U T PLANTS. Also Chrysanthemums and Vegetable


Plants, now’ ready. — Mr. J. Smalley. 31 Pimlico Road, C lith ­


eroe.


L IV E S T O C K A N D P O U L T R Y


INDIAN GAME Hatching Eggs for sale.—Holden. Yew Tree. Chaig­ ley. Tel Chipping 300.


RADIO & TV P a r t Exchange your


Black and While TV for a new Colour TV


Buy from the experts. Rents and H.P. Terms available


Ask for details


J. G. ROWLAND 64-66 KING STREET. WHALLEY.


Tel. Whalley 3585 g a r a g e s


for vaCnTngS li£ e r o ReCn- i Tei.


Clitheroe 3444. PROPERTY fo r sa l e


BU ILDIN G Land required w ith P la n n in g C on sen t in Rlbb le Val­ ley. an y s iz e considered, s in g le p lo ts up to 20 acres. Quick deci­ s ion .—C on ta ct Roland Wade & Co. E s ta te Agents . M.N.A.E.A.. 9 Warner Str e et , Accrington. Tel. 33329.


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1— 2169: 2— 2038: 3— 0032. Snowbal l : No. 1


PUBLIC NOTICES ST . DENY'S S.C.


C L I TH ER O E F.C. No. 77 R.W.C.C. No. 148


RIBBLESDALE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Week 22


£ 5— 201; £2— 200 and 203 Snowbal l : No. 3


STEAM WE EKEND P r o g r a m m e N u m b e r s :


Rimington. Tel . Gisburn 371 C L I TH ER O E C R IC K E T .


269 1193 652 Apply Cosgrove.


BOWL ING & T EN N IS CLUB 200 Club


Week 1: No. 160. BIRTHS


A U S T IN (n e e T ip p in g ) . — On April 21st. 1972, t o Dou g la s an d Carol a t N o r thamp ton, a d au gh ­ ter, Emily Kate. A s is te r for


Henry.


BARKER.—To George a n d Anne in e e B la ck b u rn ) , o n May 2nd. 1972, a t Q u e en ’s Park. Black­ burn. a dau ghte r, B e lin d a Jayne,


a s is te r for Andrea Charmaine. T h a n k in g all concerned.


ELMS.—On April 25th a t Carlton Lodge. Harrogate, t o Norman a n d S u sa n (n e e D ew l iu r s t ) . a son . Ia n S tu a r t , a brother for J o a n n e Sara.


GORNAL L (A d amson) .—On May 5 th 1972, a t Bramley Meade, to J o h n an d Marjorie. God’s g i f t o f a son , J ohn , a brother for


Sarah.


HEPWORTH. — David an d Dor­ o th y are p lea sed t o a n n o u n c e


th e b ir th o f N ich o la s David, on May 4th. a t Bramley Meade.


MOORHOUSE (n e e D ow n in g ) .— Alan an d Liz are very happy to a n n o u n c e th e arrival o n May 6t.h o f Simon Alan (91bs. 1 2 o z s .) , a t Q u e en ’s Park Hospital. A wel­ come brother for Sarah. Now a t Our Lady o f Compassion Nurs ing


Home. CONGRATULATIONS 21st BIRTHDAY


HOULKER.—C on g ra tu la t ion s and b e s t w ish e s Susan, o n your 21st birthday. May 15th.—From Mar­ garet. Ron nie, David and


Howard.______________


HOULKER.—C on gratu lat ions and b e s t w ish e s S u san , o n your 21st birthday. May 15th. 1972. — From Mum a n d Dam__________


LAK IN (n e e R id eh a lg h ) . — Con­ g ra tu la t ion s Jean, o n your 21st birthday, May 14th, 1972. Health an d h ap p in e s s be w i th y ou a l­ ways.—Love Mum.


_________


LAK IN (n 6 e R id eh a lg h ) . — Con­ g r a tu la t ion s J ea n o n your 21st birthday. May 14th. 1972.—Love from Mum, Dad. J a n e t and


Antony. ■ ■


FOX.—On May 6th, 1972. a t h is h om e Ivy Cottage, Dunsop Bridge, near Clitheroe, Richard, aged 62 years, fo r t if ied w ith th e R ite s o f Holy Church, th e dearly loved h u sb a n d o f Winifred Fox, a n d dear fa th e r o f Reda. Miles, V inc ent . Roy a n d A n th on y . Re­ q u iem Mass was offered in St . Hubert's Church, Dunsop Bridge, o n May 9 th , prior to th e In term en t . R.I.P. — In q u ir ie s : B e n n e t t (R. P a rk in g to n ) , Clith­ eroe. Tel. 2582.


COODBIER. — On May 9 t l i, 1972, a t her h ome . 2 B o l lan d Close. Clitheroe, Elizabeth Ann. aged 79 years, th e dearly loved wife o f th e la te Thomas Goodbier a n d loved m o th e r o f Horace, Ethe l, J o h n a n d Terence. Re­ p o s in g in "Rockdale” Chapel of Rest. Service a n d c r em a t ion will be h e ld a t Ac cr in g ton Cremator­ ium . o n Saturday, May 13th. a t 9.30 a.m. No flowers by r eq u e s t . —In q u ir ie s T om l in so n s Funeral Service, ’'Rockdale", Tel. 2345


KNOWLES.—On May 3rd. 1972, in h o sp ita l . Ethel, aged 61 years, th e dearly loved wife o f Harry Know le s an d dear m o the r o f Gordon a n d D orothy a n d dear es t grandma o f Andrea, a service in St. J am e s ’ Church, preceded cre­ m a t io n a t P le a s in g to n o n May 8 th . — In q u ir ie s : B e n n e t t (R.


P a rk in g to n ) . C lithe roe . Tel. 2582.


MA THER.— On May 7 th, 1972 ( in h o sp i ta l ), William, a g ed 56 years, th e very dearly lo v ed h u sb a n d o f E i le en Mather o f 11 T h e Dene. H ur s t Green, a n d be lo v ed fa th e r o f Su san . D ian n e . Geraldine and David. A se rv ic e in S t . J o h n ’s Church, Hurst Green, o n Wed­ nesday. May 10th, preceded in ­ te rm en t in th e Churchyard. D o n a t io n s in l ie u o f flowers for th e m emor ial fu n d may be s e n t c /o Rev. A. F Knowles. The Vicarage. H u r s t Green.—In q u ir ­ ie s : T om l in son s Fune ra l Service, "Rockdale.” Tel. Clitheroe 2345.


W H I T TA K E R .—On May 7 th , 1972 ( in h o sp i ta l ) , James, aged 70


years, th e dearly lo v ed h u sb an d o f E lizabe th Annie Whittaker, o f 13 Derby S tr e et , Clitheroe an d


to "Rockdale”.—In q u ir ie s : Tom­ l in so n s F u n e ra l Service, “Rock­ d a le ’’, Clitheroe, Tel. 2345.


to Blackburn R.I. or IN MEMORIAM


HO LG A TE .—In memory o f a dear h u sb a n d a n d fa th e r , w h o died May 13th. 1963. Always remembered.


—From h is w ife a n d fam ily . B u t ­ ler Clough Cottage. B l ll in g to n .


MOORE.—In af fe c t ion a te remem­ brance o f m y dear fr ien d . Mar­ g a r e t Aspden Moore, w h o died May 10th. 1964. Also Roy D u ck ­ worth, her brother-in-law, wh o d ied May 4 th. 1966.


MUSGROVE.—In lo v in g memory o f my dear wife Florrie. died May 18th. 1971.


—From Ada.


To be toge th er in th e same old way.


—From lo v in g h u sb an d Fred.


Would be my dea r es t w ish to ­ day.


MUSGROVE.—Treasured memor- iries o f a very dear m o th e r an d grandma, wh o d ied May 18th, 1971.


And h ea r ta ch e s m ake a lane. We would walk th e s tr e e ts o f hea v en , mum.


—Your lo v in g d au gh te r Mary, son - in - law Laurence. God ble ss n an n y ,


To bring y ou h om e again. Michael. love K a th le en and


MUSGROVE. — Treasured m em ­ ories o f a dear mothe r, grand­ m o the r a n d g r ea t grandmother, died May 18th. 1971. Deep in our he;Vts you w ill always s tay.


P aulin e.


—By your lo v in g so n Tom, d au ghte r- in- law Winnie, grand­ ch ild r en Carole an d J ohn , great grandchildr en J a n e t te . S tu a r t an d Rachel. Also N ev ille an d


Loved a n d r emembered every day.


No sp a c e o f t im e . No lap se o f years. Can d im th e treasured past.


lo v ed fa th e r o f Barbara, Hazel an d B e t ty a n d a lo v ed grand­ fa th e r . T h e se rv ic e and. crema­ t io n were h e ld a t Ac cr ing ton o n Thursday, May 11th. D on a t ion s in l ieu o f flowers fo r th e Black- b um In ten s iv e Care U n it may be s e n t


One is nearer God’s h ea r t in a garden.


m e m o r ia l s In Stock specially fo r Clitheroe


Send fo r designs an d prices o r call and inspect. n o t e o u r o n l y a d d r e s s


resutatiom .


ONUMENTAL YARD, B LAeKBURN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD.


M W. ROCK and Co. No connection with any other firm or individual.


IN MEMORIAM


MUSGROVE. — Treasured m em ­ ories o f a dear m o the r an d grandmother, died May 18th,


1971.In our garden o f memories . You l iv e w ith u s yet. For th o s e who loved you. — Never forget.


Telephone 2164


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


in-law Ethel and g randchildr en Elaine, Stev en a n d Catherine.


From son StowcII. dau ghte r-


MUSGROVE. — P re cious memor­ ie s o f a dear mothe r, wh o died


—By your lo v in g son Harry and dau ghte r- in- law Doris.


May 18th. 1971. So dearly loved. So sadly m issed.


MUSGROVE.—Treasured memor­ ie s o f a dear m o the r, grandma a n d gr eat grandma, died May


18th. 1971. B e a u t ifu l memor ies s i len t ly kept.


—Your lo v in g d au ghte r K a th ­ leen. son - in - law Stan ley , grand­ son Robert, wife Carol and great grandson Simon.


Of th e m o th e r we loved and w i l l never forget.


MUSGROVE.—In lo v in g memory o f a dearly loved m o the r an d grandma, wh o died. May 18th,


—Hazel, Albert an d grandsons.


1971. Remembered always.


MUSGROVE (Florrie).—In m em ­ ory o f a dear m o the r an d grand­ ma. wh o died May 18th. 1971. What w ou ld I give. I f 1 cou ld say, I ’m g o in g to see. My m um today.


—From Alice and Graham (Leeds) God ble s s n a n n y from Michael Trevor a n d Su san .


MUSGROVE. — In lo v in g memory o f a dear m o the r Florrie who died May 18th. 1971.


You o f t im e s sa id w e ’d m is s ! you.


Your word was oh so true. We lo s t our b e s t a n d dearest friend.


—From B e t ty . Harry a n d Debbie. Too dearly loved ever to be for- ; g o t ten Nanny. From Lynne, Paul an d Joseph.


Dear m o the r, w h en we lo s t you.


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PORTER. Ada.—In lo v in g mem- j ory o f my dear mothe r, wh o died : May 11th, 1968.—Edith, Orping- j to n .


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W A T E RW O R TH . — Mrs. Dorothy Waterworth w ish e s to thankmo&t s in c e r e ly a l l r ela t iv e s, fr iend s, n e igh b ou r s and clergy for all the k in d n e s s sh own an d he lp given du rin g h e r h u sb a n d ’s s ta y m h o sp ita l, also fo r all floral tr i­ b u te s and m e s sa g e s o f sym p a thy received du rin g h e r t im e o f sor­ row.—8 Church Close. Wadding­


ton . APPRECIATIONS


GREENWOOD. — Mrs. J. Green- w ish e s to th a n k all fr ien d s , rel­ a t iv e s . n e ig h b o u r s and Chatburn M o the rs ’ U n ion for th e ir k in d ­ ne ss , flowers an d cards du rin g her r e c en t s ta y in h o spita l; also th e doctors and staff o f Our Lady o f Compassion. Blackburn. — 13 Green Drive. Clitheroe


MOON. — Mr and Mrs. Moon would like to th a n k r ela t iv e s a n d fr ien d s for cards, g if ts , flowers a n d te leg ram s received o n th e o c ca s ion o f th e ir Golden Wedding. May 3rd. — Bradley Hall. Chaigley.


WILSON. — Miss J u lie Wilson w ish e s to th a n k fr ien d s an d n e igh b ou r s who k in d ly s e n t cards, le t te r s , g i f t s and flow c is du rin g her s ta y in h o sp ita l . Grateful th a n k s a lso to Rev. N. D Walton, doctors, n u r se s and s taff o f Blackburn Royal In f ir ­ mary — 22 Mont Street. C lith ­ eroe.


WM. LANGSHAW


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED.


CREMATIONS ARRANGED CHAPEL OF REST


ON THE PREMISES PERSONAL SERVICE


KING STREET WHALLEY


: Tel. Whalley 324S (day or night)


WILKINSON.—Treasured memor- j ories o f my dear mother, Pru- | denc e , w h o d ied May 15th. 1971. I The g ate s o f hea v en were open j W wide.hen my dear mothe r w en t inside.


The se words we th in k sh e ; would have replied:


Could sh e have spoken before j sh e died,


'


“T h is l ife for m e is truly passed.


—Love Ir ene Jim and grand­ daughte r Catherine.


WILKINSON.—In lo v in g memory o f my dear m o the r. Prudence, who fe l l as le ep May 15th. 1971. I f love a n d care co u ld death prevent.


Life was desired, b u t God did see,


—Your lovin g d au ghte r Yvonne an d Jack.


Eternal l ife was b e s t for the e .


WILKINSON.—In lo v in g memory o f a dear m o th e r an d grandma. Pru denc e, who died May 15th, 1971. B e a u t ifu l memories s i len t ly kept.


—Love from Mary. Richard, Gil­ l ia n an d Christopher.


Of t l ie m o the r we lo v ed an d neve r forget.


WILKINSON. — Treasured m em ­ ories o f a w on de rfu l a u n t ie , who died May 15th. 1971. Memories o f a loved o n e th a t years can nev e r dim.


—Loved a n d remembered a l ­ ways, Pam a n d Robert.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


BALDWIN. — Mr. a n d Mrs. Bald­ w in desire to th a n k a l l fr ien d s a n d neighbours: a lso th e Matron


an d s taff o f th e Gre en side Pri­ v a te Nurs ing Home a n d th e Rev. N. Maddocks for k in d expres­ s io n s o f sym p a th y a n d flo ra l tr i ­ b u te s r eceived d u r in g th e ir be­ reavemen t .—5 Kay Str e e t . C l ith ­ eroe.


CHAPMAN. — Mrs. M. Chapman a n d fam ily wish to th a n k all fr ien d s an d n e igh b ou r s fo r th e ir k in d expres sions a n d le t te r s of sym p a th y rec eived in th e ir be­ reavement; a lso th e fam i ly d o c ­ to r an d th e Rev. G. C. Hudson fo r th e ir kin d n e s s . — Eastham House, Clitheroe.


FOX.—Mrs. Fox a n d fam i ly wish to express th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s t o a l l r e la t iv e s , fr ien d s a n d ne ighb our s , h i s co llea gu e s o f Bowland Cou nc il, th e B r it ish Legion a n d th e P arish Cou nc il for expres sions o f sym p a thy , flowers received, M ass Offerings an d k in d n e s s sh ow n . Our appre­ c ia t io n to th e Rev. F a the r S tok es , fam i ly do c to r a n d lo ca l p o lic e a n d a ll o th e r s w h o ha v e h e lp ed a t th i s sa d t im e . — Ivy Cottage, Du nsop Bridge.


KNOWLES. — Mr. H. Knowles, Gordon an d Dorothy wish to th a n k a l l r e la t iv e s , fr iend s, n e igh b ou r s a n d members o f St. J am e s ’ Cburch fo r th e ir k in d ex­ pr e s s ion s o f sym p a th y ex ten ded to th em in th e ir bereavement: a lso for d o n a t io n s to th e Heart Machine F u n d . T h an k s t o th e fam ily d oc tor an d th e Rev. K. Broadhu rs t for th e ir k in d n e s s .— 18 Woone Lane. Clitheroe


O’CONNELL.—Mrs. E. O’Connell an d fam i ly s in c e r e ly th a n k a ll r ela t iv e s , fr ien d s a n d n e igh b ou r s for kUid expr es s ions o f sym p a th y an d b ea u t ifu l flowers rec eived in th e ir sad bereavement. Our g ra te fu l th a n k s a lso to th e Doc­ to r s an d Staff o f Q u e en ’s Park Ho spita l for th e ir k in d n e s s and t o Rev. Fr. H an n on fo r h is m in ­ is tr a t io n s .— 1 B r en n an d Terrace, G rind le ton.


I f tears could b u ild a s ta ir ­ case.


SAUL.—Mr. B. Sau l, B en n y an d Sh irley wish to th a n k a l l rela­ t iv e s , fr ien d s a n d n e igh b ou r s for th e ir k in d expr es sions o f sym ­ p a th y ex ten d ed to th em in th e ir bereavement; a lso for d o n a t io n s to th e Hear t Machine Fund. Sp ec ial th a n k s to th e fam ily doctor, d is tr ic t n u r se s a n d th e Rev. J. C. Hudson for th e ir k in d ­ ness .— 19 St. P a u l ’s S tr e e t , Low Moor, Clitheroe.


SMALLEY.—Mrs. K. Sm a lley an d fam ily wish t o th a n k a l l rela­ t iv es , fr ien d s a n d n e igh b ou r s for th e ir k in d expr es sions o f sym ­ p a th y ex ten d ed to th em in th e ir bereavement; a lso fo r d o n a t io n s to th e Cancer R e search F und . Sp ec ial th a n k s t o th e fam i ly doctor, d is tr ic t n u r se s an d th e Rev. N. D. W a lton fo r th e ir k in d ­ n e s s .—7 Windsor Avenue, C lith ­ ero e.


EVEN though you may not live in our neighbourhood, you will be treated with the kindness, consideration and courtesy of good neighbours when you rely on Toml in ­ son’s Funeral Service.


I loved you all u n t i l th e la s t .” Look a f te r her dear Jesus, And le t her peac efu lly rest. Because to m e sh e was on e o f th e best.


G. CALVERLEY and SONS LTD.


“FUNERAL DIRECTOR” Member of the National


Association of Funeral Directors


CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE


CELAPEL OF REST Enquiries:


Tel. Clitheroe 3297 day 2017 night.


T h ey l i f e would n o t so so on be sp en t .


F o r craftsmanship marble, green slate etc.


in granite, and stone


TH OS. ROCK


(ROCK and A L IY ) Monumental Masons


7b Market Place, Clitheroe. Tel. 4277


And at


Broomfield Place, Witton, Blackburn


FECITT BROS.


FOR MEMORIALS THE SCULPTORS


Craftsmen In Marble, Granite and Stone


C EM E T ER Y GATES, Whalley New Road Tel . Blackburn 51463


Wreaths Si Boucniets CUT FLOWERS


“TELEFLOWER SERVICE”


Church Brow Gardens Tel. CLITHEROE 3298


FLORAL TRIBUTES AND


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrose Nurseries Tel. Clitheroe 3521


Also Clitheroe Market


TOMLINSON’S Eshton Terrace


Funeral. Services ‘ Rockdale ’


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