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REWARD! £1.50 CALOR GAS CYLINDERS


FOR ALL UNWANTED DAWSONS 28, 30 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE — Tel. 3382 THE IRONMONGERS Houses tor Sale Houses for Sale Appreciations


ASPIN. — The Arthritis and HAMER-—On ^Febntary Rheumatism Council


Research gratefully thank all relatives and friends of the latii Marjorie Aspin for donations in lieu of flowers amounting to £61.70 to the above fund. — Faraday House, 8-10 Charing Cross G Road, London.


A Superior Stone-built SEMI DETACHED RESIDENCE off WADDINGTON ROAD, CLITHEROE


P t . r j


3-Bcdroomed Stone Built Terraced Hou.n


TORQUAY. Beverley Hills Guest House, 96 Windsor Hoad. Phone 0603*34942. Terms £9-5»—£14.50. Children welcome. No restrictions.


SOUTH WEST COAST


BRIXHAM, Devon. Homely accom. B b B, evening meal £12.50. Child­ ren welcome. Free parking. — Jones, •'Stoncieigh," Cudhilt Road,


Good food.


Phone 3283. SOUTH COAST


BOURNEMOUTH, Seacliffe Hotel, Stourwood Avenue. Tel. 0202-44515. 200 yards Southboume cliffs, l licensed, private car park, baby


Bistening ground floor bedrooms.


ABERSOCH, N. Wales. Welt- equipped caravans with water end electricity on beautiful farm


rochure and tariff on request. WALES


site. — Gordon Rigg & Son (Caravans)


WALES. Cottages, Flats, Caravans, new brick Bungalow. Situated ideal


daily.


Nurseries, Walsden, Todmorden. Phone 3374. S.A.E. Visit our Garden Centre at Walsden. Open


Ltd, Calderbank


Wales. RHYL, seafront, TV, holiday flat­ lets. — 52 West Promenade. Tel. 4710.


WEST COAST


BLACKPOOL CENTRAL. Hornby House, 24 Hornby Road. Comfort- Able homely, colour TV, showers, t late keys. Babysitting. Reduced


KggSB! rerms till end of June. Further Motors and Accessories


eductions to OAPs. Coach parties welcome.—Tel. 20982.


MORECAMBE. Homely accom, full/ part board, reduced terms June.— 28 Claremont Crescent, Morccambe.


HOLIDAY HOUSE to let, rural position, easy reach of Blackpool. —Write details Atkinson Woodbank, Bispham Road, Thornton Cleveleys. Ted. Cleveleys 6954.


BLACKPOOL CENTRAL. Bed, breakfast and evening meal, £1.65 t per day, hot and cold, spring in­


Tel. 5048


aeriors all rooms. Near car park Bnd central to all amenities. Ex-


BLACKPOOL. Glenholmc, 1 With- f nel Road S. B L B, BB & ED,


Holmlea* 28 Reads Avenue. Tel. 25882.


BLACKPOOL. Holiday Flats, own w.c. and shower. Pets allowed.— S.A.E., 68 Park Road, Blackpool.


full board. Open all year. S.A.E. or brochure. — Lee, tel. 43121.


6T ANNES. — Prestwick Holiday Flats TV, fridge. — 33 Bromley


Tel. 22643.


BLACKPOOL. Holiday flats. — 40 Palatine Road, Central. Tel.


Road Tel. 22979. Blackpool 25723.


GT. TARMOUTH. Two minutes town and beach, BB/Evening Meal Reduced rates May and Sept. Children very welcome. — Details Mrs Chant 85 St George’s Road, Gt. Yarmouth, Norfolk.


EAST COAST


CASTLE BAY CARAVAN PARK


SCOTLAND AT


8/6 berth Caravan with your own e internal flush toilet, H & C and


BEACH BUNGALOW


PORTPATRICK HIRE A


slectric light, now available on this Tew secluded park beside the sea.


rout and sea fishing, swimming, sailing and golf nearby.


Apply WESTERN CARAVANS LTD


CASTLE DOUGLAS KIRKCUDBRIGHT DG7 3HU


AT CASTLE BAY CARAVAN PARK POHTPATHICK hire a


BEACH BUNGALOW 3 OR 6-BERTH CARAVAN


with your own internal flush toilet, hot and cold water and electric light. Now available on this new T secluded park beside the sea.


rout and sea fishing, swimming, sailing and golf near-by.


Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire DG7 3 HU


WESTERN CARAVANS LTD Apply


Tel. Kirkpatrick Durham 312 MISCELLANEOUS


STAIN 14 DAYS from £38. Execu- L tive coaches with bars and w.c.


Sancs, to Lancs., departing every up to 10 p.m.


— For further details write or telephone to Winsway Ltd, 2 Lang Street, Accrington. Tel. 31733,


aturday. Choice of joining points. _ Wanted for Spedfio Purchaser*


1— SEMI DETACHED UP TO £5,000.


2— DETACHED UP TO £15.000.


creetly and without fuss through our massive wanted register em­ bracing buyers from our central Preston and Blackburn offices. All commission negotiated Indivi­ dually. No sale no fees Free weekly advertising if required Free valuation without obligations


We can sell your property dis­ |. s. TAYLOR and CO.,


The Homefinders 8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN


Tel. Blackburn 59270 After Honrs Qogbton 154


nOUSE or Bungalow wanted, Clitheroe/Whalley area. Cash


available, anything considered. — Ring Clitheroc 4245.


WANTED: Cottage or Farm with a few acres of grazing land in Clitheroe, Gisbum. Chipping areas. Renovation not objected to. Bam considered. Good price for right property.—44 Robin Road, Summer- seat, near Bury, Lancs. Tel. Ramsbottom 3560.


WANTED TO PURCHASE: Terraced house in the Chatbum Road, Pim­ lico or Waddington Road district of Clitheroe. Garage or parking space nearby desirable.—Write, in con­ fidence, to Box Z4, Advertiser and


Times. RESPONSIBLE LADY requires smalt cottage or house to rent, outskirts of Clitheroe. — Write Box Al, Advertiser and Times.


TERRACED nOUSES required with or without bathroom, any area.—Tel. Padihara 73836.


urnley people. — Coulthurst,


ZODIAK Mk. Ill, 1966, gold, MoT/ m taxed, towing bracket, luxury


FORD ESCORT De-luxe 1100, "G” Reg., excellent condition through­ out. £475 o.n.o. — Tel. Clitheroe


2718.


HILLMAN HUNTER Mk II, 1725 t c.c., “F” Reg., MoT 12 months,


3337


19*3 SIMCA VAN, K reg., ItOOc.c. One private owner.—Tel. Gargrave 558.


axed 4 months, radio. — Tel. Clitheroe 3637


________________ Houses Wanted otoring for £175. — Tel. Clitheroe


19«2 VAUXHALL VICTOR, recent steering and suspension overhaul, exceptionally clean and very good runner. Taxed 4 months, MoT 12 months, £95 o.n.o.—Tel. Clitberoe 3036.


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)


Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyor* and Estate Agents,


CENTRALLY HEATED 3 BEDROOMED HOUSE 37 CHATBURN PARK DRIVE, CLITHEROE.


reach of schools and town centre. Fully equipped with gas central heating and many other fittings. The accommodation includes: Entrance hall, lounge with archway to dining room, modem kitchen, bathroom, 3 bedrooms. Detached garage with light and power points,


FULL PRINTED PARTICULARS AND'VIEWING FROM THE AGENTS.


2 New Market Street, Clitheroe, Tel. 2369. Pets Corner


PUPPIES GALORE!—


WE BUY. WE SELL QUALITY PUPPIES


7 to 10,000 available every year. TOM SCHOFIELD


CHORLEY. TEL. CHORLEY 2268 Established 1932


DISLEY FARM, MOSS LANE WHITTLE-LE-WOODS


Seen anytime — Sent anywhere


LYNN KOP KENNELS (Boarding and Services) Limited, announce that in the interest of local resi­ dents in this district the kennels will now open at 9 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. daily. We apologise to our customers for any incon* veniencc caused them as a result of this change in hours of busi­ ness but we must respect the en­ vironment of the area


A stone faced Semi Detached House with attractive gardens front and rear, situated in an excellent residential area within easy


WHITTAKER & METCALFE- Padiham) LTD ESTATE -/AGENTS. INSURANCE: and. FINANCE. BROKERS


BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERS ‘


• 15 BURNLEY ROAD,'PADIHAM-fT^i. 73836.: Offer for sale the following selected properties


mortgage. t OFF REGENT STREET, NELSON. Terraced comprising: En­


e HOLME ROAD, BURNLEY. Garden fronted terraced comprising cntrance ball, lounge with bay, living room, kitchen, 3 tearooms,


ellar, rear yard with W.C. £1,050. £175 deposit, balance on


kitchen, 2 bedrooms, boxroom, bathroom. Rear yard. Viewing by appointment only. £1,400. Mortgage available. £200 deposit.


rance vestibule, sitting room (gas fire), living room (gas fire),


comprising: Lounge, dining room with, gas fire, and newly built kitchen extension, two bedrooms, 3-pioce bathroom. Telephono installed, wired for storage heaters. Rear yard. £2,500.


HOWSIN STREET, BURNLEY. Attractive terraced property p BRUNSWICK STREET. BURNLEY. Terraced property # com­


(gas fire), two beds, rear yard with w.c £650. Mortgage avail­ able, £200 deposit.


rising: Entrance vestibule, sitting room (gas fire), dimng/kitchen


RICHARD TURNER and SON (Clitheroe)


Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyors and Estato Agents.


Centrally Heated 3 Bedroomed


House— 37 CHATBURN PARK DRIVE, CUTHEROE.


WELSH part-bred registered filly Foal, make lead rein pony.—Appy or write Parsons, Higher Edge Farm, Slaidburn, any time.


ALKINCOATS Boarding Kennels for cats and dogs. — Alkincoats Park, Colne. Tel. Colne 4838. Tile kennels you can trust.


BEAUTIFUL Wire-haired Miniature Daschbund Dog Puppy. — Tel. Colne 4838.


DRAKESI1EAD Heated Boarding Kennels and Cattery. Collection/ delivery.—Tel Burnley 21037.


A stone faced semi detached house with attractive gardens front and rear* situated in an excellent resi­ dential area within easy reach of schools and town centre. Fully equipped with gas central heating and many other fittings. The accom­ modation includes entrance hall, I lounge with archway to dining I room, modem kitchen, bathroom I and 3 bedrooms. Detached garage ; with light and power points.


Full printed particulars and view­ ing from ibe Agents—


2 Newmarket Street,


Clitheroe. Telephone 2369. Gardening


COME AND SEE


DOG TRAINING. Expert training. Obedience or gun dog.—Drakes- head Kennels. Tel. Burnley 21037.


LOST: Green Budgie, on Sunday, February 25th. Finder rewarded. —29 Richmond Terrace, Clitheroc.


Livestock and Poultry


IIORSE TRAILERS by Rice, Farmers Hunt. Immediate delivery, choice of colours. Beaufort doubles coming shortly. Buy now before VAT. — Loxham’s Garages (Preston) Ltd, Corporation Street, Preston. Tel. 54242.


ADORABLE Pug Puppies, fawn, good pedigree. Show dogs or pets. —Tel. Clitheroc 3464.


Our large selection of standard trees and container grown shrubs. Hundreds of roses, including stan­ dards, climbers and ramblers, also miniature bush roses. Prices from 1 25?. Suttons and Johnson seeds, Unwins seed potatoes, spring bulbs i and dahlia tubers and many other I


off Accrington-Whalley Road, A680 | T near Great Harwood.


otems. Eden Aluminium Greenhouse READ GARDEN CENTRE


el. Great Harwood 884215


ROSES: Bush* Climbing and stan­ dard. shrubs, conifers* heathers*


SHAVINGS (bales), off soft wood, equal to sawdust. Large stocks l available, immediate or early de­


Sivery. C.O.D.—Fred Bibby S: Son, 330.


awdust Merchants, Ingloton. Tel.


FREE BEE LINE WANT-AD MONEY SPINNER Print the words of jrouf advertUement In Uw pend


for any article valued under £5. Private Advertisers only.


ooapon. All advertisement* mnst Include price of the Item you wish *o snd yoav tddress tad telephone tunnbcf (u ft&yj*


Oi*n


hedging trees, herbaceous and rockery plants. — W. Johnson, Springwooa Nurseries* Springwood Road io£f Higher Brunshaw Road). I Burnley. TeL 25316.


FRESH STABLE MANURE, 20p, bag delivered.—Tel. CUtheroe 3467


Public Notices ELEANOR STREET, NELSON


CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY


(Branch of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston* Massachusetts)


4th Wednesday in each month at 7:30 p.m.


Testimony Meeting 2nd and


Sunday Service 10-45 Sunday School 10-45


Reading Room open to the


Clilhcroe C. B. and T. 200 CLUB


WEEK 41—NUMBER 39 WEEK 42—NUMBER 145 WEEK 43—NUMBER 99


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The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times reserves the right to reject any advertisement without prior notification to the advertiser.


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KAV.C.C. WEEK 43


NUMBER 35


CIIATBURN F.C. Week 22


Number 53


| IF YOU WISH to dispose of your business,


73836.


Businesses Wanfed telephone Padiham


Farming


1 ing, Ditching and Draining and Relief Milking.—R. Tillotson. Tel. Ctitheroe 4307.


8UUEEY TANKING. Manure Spread- Businesses for Sale


BLACKPOOL AND DISTRICT. "Live ] by the Seaside." For 35 years we . have specialised in the sate of Retail Businesses, Hotels, Guest Houses and Holiday Flats. Lists sent without obligation.—J. Kay, Son 4: Partners, FSVA, 145-149 Church Street. Blackpool. Tel. 26669.


Public Tuesdays and Fridays 2-30 to 4-30 p.m. (except holidays).


n permanent display, all for your inspection at


roomed house. £600. Mortgage available. £175 deposit. BUSINESSES


ALLERTON STREET, BURNLEY. Compact well maintained 4


shop front and rear storage area, large living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom. Rear yard. C/H from courtier stove. Pro­ perty on low rent. Business £800 plus s.a.v.


WOOL AND BABY WEAR. BURNLEY. Sales shop with modern


c SELF SERVICE GROCERS and FREE OFF-LICENCE. Man­ t hester Road Area. Superb large modern shop with superior fix­ aures and fittings. Large rear storeroom with toilets and loading


ccess, separate entrance to 2 bedroomed flat with bathroom and CTi Property on long lease. Business £5,500 plus s.a.v.


TERRACED HOUSES URGENTLY REQUIRED- MORTGAGES READILY AVAILABLE


WANTED BY CLIENTS, usual commission required u Mr R. Three bedroomed terraced, £ 1. 100.


Burnley hospitals, £2,000. Mrs N. 4^5 bedroomed terraced/semi, any area considered, good


p to £5.500. Mrs B. 2 3 bedroomed terraced, in nice are, preferably near


price paid for suitable property. Mr D. 3 bedroomed terraced, Victoria Road area, Padiham,


Price range £5,000 to £10,000. BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERS Telephone Padiham 73836.


up to £4,000 cash. Mr H 2/3 bedroomed bungalow/dormcr, any area, up to


£7,000. Mrs E., Mrs D. and Mrs W., all require good newsagents.


Young couple require small terraced. Nelson area, up to 15 mile radius of Clitheroe,


lor touring, fishing, walking. — Reply S.A.E. to Owens Market Stores. Dolgellau, Merioneth,


o


2* NEWTON STREET, CLITHEROE


Hall, Sitting Room, Living Room. Kitchen* 3 Bedrooms, Modem 3*Piece Bathroom. R.V. £35. Leasehold G.R. £1.40 p.a. Offers over £3,000 to be received in writing by Friday. 3th March.


WEST BRADFORD DEVELOPMENT


Plans are now available af Clitheroe Office for 2 new types of Detached Houses.


CUTHEROE SHOP UNIT TO LET CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


Occupying a prominent main road position in the town's principal shopping thoroughfare. Net floor area 720 square feet or thereabouts with ground floor sales.


AGENTS AND SURVEYORS FOR LEADING BUILDING SOCIETIES.


esta t e a g e n t s SURVEYORS


AUCTIONEERS VALUERS


n r I ”;’!


The well appointed accommodation which has recently been re- Wired ande^joysthe benefits of full, gas CENTRAL EATING comprises:—5 bedrooms, bathroom, entrance vestibuie. hall, spacious lounge, dining room with serving hatch to large kitchen (recently fitted with new sink unit and a superb range of cup­ board units), utility room etc. Detached double garage.


The Extremely Desirable Modern DETACHED BUNGALOW


1 DERWENT CRESCENT, CLITHEROE.


largo split-level lounge, dining/kitehen, rear porch and conserve- tory, boiler room, etc. Space for garage or car port.


BARLEY GREEN COTTAGE. BARLEY


Affording 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Separate W.C. with washbasin. Garage. Rateable value £24.


FOR SALE BY TENDER The Stone Built TERRACED COTTAGE


3 good bedrooms, entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, should larder, etc. This freehold properly requires modernising and


7 PARKVIEW, GISBURN, Near CLITHEROE. qualify for a grant. On view Friday, March 2nd, 2-0 to 4-u.


The Attractive TERRACED HOUSE 6 CURZON STREET, CLITHEROE.


Comprising 3 bedrooms, 3*piece modem bathroom, hallway, sit­ ting room, living room, kitchen, etc. Garage at rear.


FOR SALE BY TENDER


End TERRACED HOUSE in need of modernisation


2 FORT STREET, CLITHEROE


2 bedrooms, entrance vestibule, sitting room, living room, kitchen. Highest offer over £1,500 in writing before March 30tb.


Occupying an attractive comer site m a good residential area. The well planned accommodation with full gas central heating comprises 3 bedrooms, tiled bathroom, entrance vestibule, hall,


fori lJin.


ILLAM. — I would like to say thank you to all the people who have helped my mum (Mrs Robinson). I am very grateful to you all. — NJoyce Gillant.


and -friends for kindness shown, gifts, cards and flowers, etc., during Donald's recent illness; also to doctors and staff of Black­ burn Royal Infirmary and doctor, sister and nurses of Holden Ward, Preston Royal Infirmary. Thank you so much. — 22 Gardeners R Row, Sabden.


UTTALL. — Mr and Mrs Donald Nuttall wish to express their grateful thanks to all relatives


aged 56 years, of 77 Hen- ihom Road. Clitheroe, the dearly loved wife of Fred Hamer, and dear mother of John, and daughter-in-law Je.nnv. Interment took place at Clitheroe Cemetery on February 24th. — inquiries Bennett (R. Parkington), Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


in hospital, Mary, 20th,


HARRISON. — On February 24th, 1973, at his home, 51 Chatbum Road, CUtheroe. John Thomas, aged 75 years, the. dearly loved hus­ band of Eveline Harrison. Service and cremation took place at Pleasington Crema­ torium on Wednesday, Feb­ ruary 28th. — Inquiries Bennett iR. Parkington), Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


OBINSON.—Mrs W. Robin- would like to thank every­ one who has helped her in iter time of distress. Thank y -.t for your kindness and understanding. — Henthom, SPClitheroe.ENCER. — Mrs M. Spen­ cer would like to thank all neighbours and friends for cards, flowers and gifts re­ ceived during her recent stay in hospital. — 196 Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


Births


BLAIR (nee Delport). — On February 13th, 1973, to Hugh and Alma, a son. Gavin Neal.—Berea, South Africa.


LAKIN (nee Northover). — On February 23rd. at Brant­ ley Meade, to Kath and Billy, a daughter, Jayne, a welcome sister for Gary. Thanking staff and family


MORRIS. — On February 23rd, to Paul and Dora, a daughter, Dawn Wendy. RThanking all concerned.


doctor.


TITTERINGTON (nee Wig- nail). — On February 25th at Bramley Meade, to Eric and Pam, a daughter, Shirley. Many thanks to all concerned.


YAN. — On February 22nd 1973, at Bramley Meade, to Peter and Pat (nee Kenyon), a son, Mark Francis, a brother for Julie Margaret. Thanking all concerned.


Coming of Age


| EDMONDSON. — Congratu­ lations and best wishes, Brian, on your 21st birth­ day, March. 4th, 1973. —


Love. Jane. STEPHENSON. — Congratu­ lations, David, on your 21st birthday, March 1st. Love and best wishes. — From mum and dad. STEPHENSON. — Congratu­ lations, David, on your 21st birthday, March 1st, 1973. Love, Auntie Sheila.


STEPHENSON.—All the best, Engagements


| WORTHINGTON — HEN­ DERSON. — The engage­ ment is announced between Thomas, only son of Mrs E. Worthington, of 28 Railway View Road, Clitheroe, to Elaine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henderson, "Nord;” Baltasound. Unst, Shetland. Congratulations from both families.


Deaths


HOTHERSALL & FORREST F.S.V.A.


Auctioneers, Valuers: and Estate-Agents .


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE ••V: ‘'Telephono 2695. (Evenings 3755 and 1180).


THE DETACHED BUNGALOW “CAMELOT,”


104 CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE.


In the conveniently situated Residential Locality of Chatham Park Drive. The property has the benefit of double glazing and full gas fired central heating. Accommodation: Open porch, hail, lounge, dining kitchen recently extended with unit high level oven '' and separate boiling rings and refrigerator, 3 bedrooms, 3-plece


Particulars and appointment la view from Ilothersall and Forrest, The Semi Detached Residence


101 CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE


A pre-war property of sound construction and well maintained, situate in a first class locality and convenient for both Grammar and Primary Schools.


Accommodation: Hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room, store and ground floor w.c,, 3 bedrooms, bathroom and w.c. Modern garage. Nicely laid out garden areas. Freehold. Further particulars and appointment to view from Hothersall and Forrest.


THE TERRACED DWELLINCHOUSE 21 WILSON STREET, CLITHEROE


Stone built and comprising: Hallway, sitting room, living room, scullerv kitchen on the ground floor. 2 bedrooms above.. Hear bed­ room with fitted wash basin and cylinder cupboard. Yard with usual offices. Mains services. Current general rate payable £24.16.


To Close A Trust The premises (formerly a stable) situate in


BACK LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE (BEHIND O.A.P. CLUB)


This building which measures 14ft. 6in. x 31ft. would make a good Workshop, Storeplace or Garage. Rateable value £8. Ground rent £1.30 per annum.


The above will be SOLD BY AUCTION at the BANK SALE­ ROOMS. CMTHEROE. on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7th, at 7 p.m. To view apply the Auctioneers: HOTHERSALL and. FORREST," BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE. Telephone 2695.


bathroom. Detached garage and store, greenhouse, timber tool shed. Generous garden areas.


| DIXON. — On: Sunday. Feb­ ruary 25th, suddenly, at his home. 16 Milithome Avenue. Clitheroe, Abraham, aged 51 years, the beloved hus­ band of Madge, and dear father of Jean, and son of ?Iary (Mrs Mannion). Ser­ vice and cremation will take place at Burnley today (Thursday),- March 1st, at 2 p.m. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu of flowers may1 be given to Mrs Dixon for the Blackburn Heart Machine Fund t Friends please accept this


he only intimation. — Inq. R. & D. Nelson, Wadding­ ton. Tel. Clitheroe 3172.


[ GIDLOW. — On February 21st, in hospital, Peter, aged 37 years, of 62 Chatbum Road, CUtheroe, fortified with the rites of Holy Church, the dearly loved husband of Elaine Gidlow, and dear daddy of Mark, Alison and Jane. Requiem Mass was offered in S.S. Michael and John’s Church prior to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery on Feb­ ruary 26th. ■ R.I.P. — Inq Bennett (R. . Parkington), Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


Accommodation Wanted


[ WANTED: Student accommodation for young ladies of good address, suit young couple with extra bed­ room or retired couple. Would require breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal. Whalley—Read— Sabden area.—Tel. nibchester 367,


| RENTED ACCOMMODATION quired, Clitheroc area, unfurnished. Suitable for family of four. — Write Box B4, Advertiser L Times.


Accommodation to Let INGHAM & YORKE


I Chartered Surveyors, Chartered Land Agents, Auctioneers & Valuers


LITTLEMOOll, CLITHEROE BB7 1HG Tel. 3655


TO LET


4 bedroomed bungalow, furnished, in superb position at Sawley, near Clithcroe.


For further details apply Agents.


David, on your 21st, March 1st, 1973. Good luck.—From Auntie Annie and Irene,


PINCH. — On February 24lh, 1973. in hospital. John, aged 72 years, of 92 Billington Gardens. Billington. near Blackburn, the dearly loved husband of the la.I.e Mary Pinch, and dear father of Ronald. . A service, in St Paul’s Church. Low Moor, Clitheroe, preceded inter­ ment at Clitheroe Cemetery on February 28th. — Inq. Bennett (R. Parkington). Clilheroe. Tel. 2582.


POLLARD. — On February 26th. 1973, at her home, 19 Mitchell Street. Clitheroe, Mary, in iter 91st year, the beloved wife of the late William Pollard, and dear mother of Edith and Bill. Service and cremation will take place today (Thurs­ day), March 1st, at Accring­ ton Crematorium at 3 p.m Flowers may be sent to 19 Mitchell Street, Clitheroe. — Inquiries Bennett (R Parkington) Clitheroe. Tel. 2582.


In Memoriam


CHATBURN. — Treasured memories of my dear mother, Margaret Jane who died March 1st, 195T, also my dear dad, Richard, who died February 1st. 1954; and a dear sister. Lottie, who died July 2nd, 1954. I shall remember my H dearest three,


— to me.


ow many years of happi ness and love you gave


From a loving daughter and sister Ida.


LAWSON. — Treasured mem­ ories of Sarah, a very dear sister, died February 25th 1970. Gone are the days we used B to share


Tlie gates of memory never W close.


ut in our hearts you are always ihere


i miss you more than — anyone knows.


Nellie and Billy. From her loving sister


LAWSON.—Loving memories of our very dear Auntie Sarah, died February 25th 1970. Every day in some small way,


HAMER. - Mr p. ~ (•.,? John and .Jontiv


Acknowledgments


thank most sincerel'- T --S relatives and friemh iL ,;-c -j


bereavement: also Mr "-.'


Mrs Chapman foi-‘ ,v’! -l special devo'ion and - ^


i


SEED. — The late Mr Hcnvv Seed


thank all relatives p*. hours am: inends 'Y flowers and j.-pers uf -I;, dolcnce during their -gup';;


of sorrow: [liank ns far-i doctor and mirs's; 'aiso !;| Rev. Broadlnirst.’ — j f hurst Farm. Clum-roe.


TOWNSON. — Mrs 4 To- son wishes m thank ■ relatives. Inemi,; and n»-,V


■ hurst and the Rev. a ml


hours, the management^: staff of Riboie Motor 5!'.' vices Ltd. lor ihe e.' expressions o; svmpa-l and dona lions for the H«i Unit. Accrington Virte" Hospital: also die faV-l doctor, the Rev. K,


for their kindness _ J Brownlow Street, CKlteri


WM. LANGSBAW


and Sons Ltd (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGESiESt


CHAPEL OF REST OH THE PREMISES


PERSONAL SERVICE


TeL Whallev 3248 (day b night)


King Slreet Whaliey


G. CoSverley \


& Sons Ltd Funeral Director


Member of the National Association of Futieral Directors


CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST Enquiries:


TeL Clitheroe 329? day 2017 night


For craftsmanship in granitt, marble, green slate and stem etc.


Memories of you come our — way. From Noia, Kenneth; Angela and Derek.


LAWSON.—In loving memory of our very dear Auntie Sarah, died February 25th 1970. A day of remembrance sad to recall,


Always in thought, loved by — us all. From Ellen, Alan. Diane and Kingsley.


PARKER. — On February 24th we remember the birth, day of Martha, a loving wife, and mother. Every day in some small way,


Monumental Masoni


7b MARKET PLACI CLITHEROE


Broomfield Place Witton, Blackburn


Tel. 4277 And at


F E C IT T BROS For Memorials


Craftsmen in Marble, GraEH, and Stone


The Sculptors


Memories of you come our — way. From loving husband Alex, daughters Eva and Doris.


PARKER. — Birthday mem. ories of a dear sister, Mary, March 6th, 1973. Ours is just a simple prayer, God bless and keep you in — His care. From Annie, Jenny Alice and Sam.


PROCTER (Margaret). — Loving memories of a dear mother and grandma, died February 1963. Though absent, you are always near.


Still missed, still loved, and very dear.


er more than a thought — away. Christine. Raymond Lesley, Alan, Audrey, Peter and Dennis.


Quietly remembered every Nev day.


WOOD. — In fond remem brance of our dear parents Mother, died March Is! 1971; father, died May 2nd 1965; also a very dear brother. John, died March 5th, 1970. Sadly missed by us all. — Jim, Mary, Emma and Frank.


Acknowledgments


EDMONDSON. — Mr Herbert Edmondson and family wish to thank all relatives and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy and donations to St Anne’; Hospice, Heald Green, re ccived during their sad time of bereavement. Also special thanks to Canon Goodchild, the doctor and the district nurses for their help and kindness. — 44 West View, Waddington.


GIDLOW. — Mrs E. Gidlow and children and the l parents and brothers of the


to thank all friends, neigh bours and the management and staff of Neotecnic Engineering Co. Ltd, for the kind expressions of sympathy, spiritual offer­ ings and floral tributes re­ ceived in their very sad loss: the doctors and staff of Ward 2, and the specialist of the Intensive Care Unit, Blackburn Royal Infirmary, and the clergy of SS Michael and John' Church for their kind ministrations. — 62 Chat­ bum Road, Clitheroe.


ate Mr Peter Gidlow wish LINE . . . BUZZ BURNLEY !/ ■


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HOLDING office will „ n ew e x p e r ie n c e I


William Dr Oliver,


“ * president-elect CUtneroe Rcfcary Ctu b J Dalrymple Oli


president,


who July


officially Ifivcivefl


• widelv differing sphl from being the first c.l n _ 0f clitheroe <1


everal local organisa!


porietv to the P u e n t e ] man of Chtheroe Con|


Society, now reason. Since joimn: Club in I960,


Fov Ho u s e . Avenue. Clitheroe has


Dr Olive [ Clareil


the R'l


chairman of the Vocal Service Committee and


present on the Comm Service Committee ant dub council. For two years ho


Advertiser and Times THURSDAY, MARCH 1st, 1973


MEMORIALS


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the weekly club bulletu which he designed the c


md on more than occasion he has repres-l CUtheroe in a quiz c‘. | between club teams.


TRAVEL


University, Dr Oliver I house surgeon at Bmc.-| p 0 v a l Inflrmai y t l coming to Clithcroc ml and going into partn rl with Dr Joseph Fairwc-f and Dr Cyril Roylc.


\ graduate oi Ediml


While serving with R.AMC in India and El


during the war, he s r wi t h another Chi | Rotarian. Mr Stanley head, the cxpci’icnc'S being in Imnhal at thej of the famous siege.


five. Dr Oliver was bo Oldham, where his was a general medica’. ] litioucr. His unusual tian name. Dolvymolf .Scottish surname. exp| liv the fact that, Ins originated from Ayr.


The eldest of a fan: Foreign travel is o |


j the holidays he hap ; mi the Continent in thl 13 years. He intenl visit South Africa to s i only brother for th if time in 25 years.


Dr Oliver's many r | tions. and this year planning a denarmre |


Dr Oliver has a colil of literally lhousan<| books. He enjoys thing inactive"—doing I word puzzles. listeni:|


As an omnivorous { r ie iw M M M ir /frA


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