MARLEY MIX CONCRETE MIXES at
DAWSONS THE IRONMONGERS
2X. 2(1 PARSON LANE. CLITHEROE — Tel. 23383 Auctions and Sales
RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)
Auctioneer!, Valuers* Surveyors and Estate Agents. ACCREDITED DISPERSAL SALE
Kirhard Turner and Son (Clitheroe) have received instructions from Mr I>. Taylfortb to Sell by Auction his live and dead farm ing stock on Tuesday. May loth, at 1*0 p.m.» at
COW PASTURE FARM
43 GUANO CATTLE: Viz 3 Cows 11/C, 5 Cows recently served, •
Calf Hall Road, Barnoldswick.
» due July. 9 due August, 3 due September, 1 due October, 2 due November, i due December, BW Bull (9 month old), Charo*
lais Cross Bull (8 month old), 2 Charolais Cross Heifers (8 month old), 1 Charolais Cross Bull (1 month old), 4 Charolais Cross Heifers (J month old). 2 BW Bull Calves.
IMPLEMENTS include: DB880 with Safety Cab, etc. (150 hours), New Ideal Manure Spreader 19 month old). Mortal Mowing Machine (I seasons), LundoJ Forge Harvester, Richardson 4 Wheel Cattle Trailer (0 month old). Pig Weigher, Ilillam Slurry Tanker 750 Gallon (18 month old), Rotavator, Concrete Mixer, Pig Ark with Floor, 2 Iron Pig Troughs, Lister Petrol Engine, Inchurn Cooler, 2 E.B Tube Feeders, Steel Roof Trusses, Purlins and Asbestos to Span 90ft. x 20ft., Go-Kart, Boys* Bike, 6 Tons of Nitram and Usual Scrap and Sundries.
KATAGE: 50 acres of sound grassland to he let in suitable lots up to September 31st.
SALE 1-0 p.m. Prompt—TERMS: Cash. Further Details from the Auctioneers.
FIXTURES— JUNE 14th—Small Farm in Clitheroe Area.
DATE TO FIX—Farmhouse and Land at Great House Farm, Cowling.
DATE TO FIX—2 Farmhouses and 30 Acres at Colne. Further Particulars from the Auctioneers.
2 New Market Street, Clitheroe. Tel 22369. ^^nH99ia9B9BSBSS5&RBSI£S!3BI3^^R£S&B
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CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD Railway Rd, Clitheroe BB7 2JW. Telephone Clitheroe 23325.
TOMORROW (Friday), MAY 1 Ith
SPRING PRIZE SHOW and SALE OF FULLY ACCREDITED IN-CALF and STOKE CATTLE.
50/80 Top Quality Summer Calving Cows and Heifers, all in the hands of local farmers and breeders.
80/tno Store Cattle, Steers, Heifers. Suckling Cows and Calves, Slirks, including 3 Blue Roan Sucklers with Calves at foot from L. Buckle. Prizes in 3 classes and championship.
JUDGING 11-30 a.m.—SALE 12 NOON. MONDAY, MAY 14th
WEEKLY SALE OF FAT STOCK.
80/90 Fat Cattle, 20/30 Pigs, 150/200 Spring Lambs, 100/150 Ewes and Hoggets.
Tlease Note— From this date the sale of Fat Cattle will com mence at 12 Noon prompt.
TUESDAY, MAY 15th
WEEKLY SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE. CALVES and STORE SHEEP. NEWLY CALVED CATTLE, REARING CALVES.
Good entries of Ewe* and Lambs coming forward, Half-Bred and Horned, and including some good pens of Half-Bred Hoggs with Lambs from local farms and the North.
SALE TO COMMENCE WITH CALVES AT 12 NOON. FRIDAY, MAY 18th
SALE OF NON-ACCREDITED IN-CALF and STORE CATTLE AT 12 NOON.
SATURDAY. MAY 26th
MONTHLY SALE OF HORSES. PONIES, SADDLERY and TACK. IIORSE DRAWN'VEHICLES etc.
7 ST PAUL’S CLOSE, CLITHEROE
Well positioned in a quiet cul-de-sae, affording covered porch; hall, separate cloakroom; through lounge, breakfast kitchen. First floor: Three bedrooms; half- tiled 3-piece bathroom. Outside: Detached garage. Rates payable £80 per annum. All mains services. Attractive garden to the front and rear..
estate agents SURVEYORS
AUCTIONEERS VALUERS
10 BEVERLEY DRIVE, CLITHEROE
Most conveniently situated in a top class residential area, offering spacious living accommodation which includes full gas- fired central heating and there are large gardens. Hall; through lounge and dining irea; fitted kitchen. First floor: Three good bedrooms; two-piccc bathroom; separate low suite w.c.; attached garage. Rates payable £83 p.a. Freehold.
IN A SEMI RURAL SETTING APPROX. ONE MILE TOWN CENTRE
Modern freehold semi dormer bungalow. 36 KEMPLE VIEW, CLITHEROE
Situated in a much favoured residential locality affording: Hall; lounge-; fitted kitchen with excellent range of units in cluding breakfast bar; three bedrooms; half-tiled 3-piecc bathroom with Mira shower. Outside: Detached garage. Free hold. Chief Rent £6.50 p.a. Rates payable £78 p.a. Easily maintained gardens to the front and rear.
TWO TYPES ALMOST READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION
Exclusive development ^ of luxurious 1-bcdroomed executive houses WEST BRADFORD, NEAR CLITHEROE
The development enjoys wonderful southerly views of Pendlc Hill and affords large select plots with a carefully planned layout. Features include automatic oil- fired central heating, scaled unit double glaring, roof insulation and generous allowances for cloakroom, bathroom and kitchen fittings. From £17,950 leasehold. Plans and brochure available from Clitheroe Office.
ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF CLITHEROE
In truly immaculate order, an ideal 3-bfdrooincd .semi-detached family house.
SUPERBLY MAINTAINED 3-BEDROOMED SEMI-DETACHED TRUE BUNGALOW
With many additional features including full gas-fired central heating, double glazing and built-in furniture.
cTEL. CLITHEROE 23252 ^ . ALSO AT BLACKBURN & BURNLEY
6-8 CHURCH STREET . :■ K S C O Houses for Sale Houses Exchanged
EXCHANGE 3'4 bedroom detached central heated bungalow in select area next to open fields, with garage and ample extra parking area, for older type detached house with garden. — Write Box G5. Clitheroe Advertiser & rimes.
Houses Wanted Wanted tor SpeclBo Forchasera
FRANKLAND. — On May 4th. to Norman and Gillian, a daughter, Julie Michelle, a welcome sister for David
Births
SPEAK inee Hird).—On May 2nd, 1973, at Edith Watson Maternity Unit, to Dennis and Gwen, a son Mark John. Thanking all con
and Paul.
1— SEMI DETACHED UP TO £5,000.
2— DETACHED UP TO £15,000.
We can sell your property dis
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 tees Free weekly advertising if required. Free valuation without obligations
|. S. TAYLOR and CO.,
The Homefinders 8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN
Tel- Blackburn 59270 After Hours Hoghton 154
fTOUSE or Bungalow wanted, Clitheroe/Whallcy area. Cash available, anything considered. — Ring Clitheroe 24245.
TERRACED HOUSES required with or without bathroom, any area.—Tel Padiham 73836.
Land
LAND required with or without planning consent. Cash waiting for land from single plots to any size considered. Also positive require ments for old barns and farms.
Immediate attention. — Rotand Ward & Co., 20 Blac.kburn Hoad, Accrington. Tel. 33329.
Accommodation Wanted
FUBNISHED FLAT required for married couple (no children), within three miles radius of Clitheroe.—1
Tel. Nelson 64180.
CHATBURN. Small house wanted to rent or buy.—Tel. Gisburn 309, evenings.
Houses for Sale
Property suitable for conversion and modernisation and larger type pro perties suitable for converting into self contained flats. Required by our clients. Decision within 48 hours on a cash basis.
WHITTAKER and METCALFE Barclays Bank Chambers.
15 Burnlcr Road. Padiham. Telephone 73836.
WATERHOUSE (nee Jack- son). — On May 4th, at St Anne's Hospital, to Ray mond and Susan, a son, Steven Paul, brother for Lisa. Thanking all con
cerned.
BENNETT.—Many happy re turns. Anne, on your 18th birthday. May 14th. 1973- Love from mum, dad, John, Trevor, Jumbo and Butter* c u p . __________ _
cerned. Birthday Greetings
D Businesses for Sale £3,500
ES'rj»fiV.*J6M»MU»AJ 11IIIIIWi H
GENERAL DRAPERS. Burnley A.W.T. £80 with 2 bed living accomodation,
s.a.v.
Bakers / Confectioners / Groccrsi Burnley, sales shop, storeroom, bakehouse, first floor fiat tenanted at £3.50 weekly, including property aiuf uusincss, £1.500 s.a.v. Ladies’ Hai.xfvussors, Padiham.
BIRKETT. — Congratulations and best wishes. Tony, on your 21st birthday. May 4th, 1973. _ Love, mother, Kath
leen and gran.
TIIORNBER. — Congratula tions, Trevor, on your 21st. May 14th. 1973. Love and best wishes. — Mum. dad
and Auntie Annie. Diamond Weddings
TAYLOR. — 10 Brennand Street. Congratulations,
mother and dad. on your diamond wedding, today, Mav 10th, 1073. Lots of love. — "From Olga. Bill. Kath leen and Frank.
Deaths long
eslamishcd business making excellent profits, well equipped salon (4 dryers), 2 storerooms, property on low rent, business £950 plus s.a.v. Sweets, Tobacco, Ice Cream, Padiham, situated in busy trading position, well fitted
double fronted sales shop with excellent centrally heated living accommodation, comprising. LK. dining/kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3- piece bathroom, rear yard, property and business £5,250 plus s.a.v. — Whittaker & Metcalfe, Barclays Bank Chambers. Burn- Icy Road, Padiham. Tel. 73836.
BLACKPOOL AND DISTRICT. “ Live by the Seaside." For 35 years we
have specialised in the sale oi Retail Businesses, Hotels, Guest Houses and Holiday Flats. Lists sent without obligation.—J Kay, Son & Partners, FSVA, L45-14U Church Street. Blackpool Tel
26669.
IF YOU WISU to dispose of your business
Businesses Wanted telephone Padiham
73836. Business Premises
NELSON: Valuable freehold corner shop premises, ideal for fish and chip shop, centrally heated 2 bed' roomed living accommodation
rear yard with cold store and storage hut. £3,750. — Whittaker & Metcalfe, Barclays Bank Chambers, 15 Burnley Road, Padi
ham. Tel. 73836.
TO LET, Burnley. First floor work shop, 88ft x 40ft, second floor storage, 66ft x 18ft. Good loading two large doors and crane. Single and three phase, water, toilets, fire escape. Suitable various light in-
'dustrics or storage.—Tel. Burnley 29203.
SILVERWOOD BALSHAW AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS.
BANK HOUSE FARM near Four Lane Ends, ofT Salford Road Over Hulfon, Bolton, Lancs. A6 road, from Motorway lake the Worslcy Road Sign Road
Kindly Remember the Sale SATURDAY, MAY. 12th, for Mr John Wilkinson.
"K HEAD OF SMART YOUNG Black and White In-Calf Cattle and 18 month Stock Bull (non-accrcditcd). Excellent Tractors, Farm Machinery and Implements as adver tised last week—SALE 1-0 Prompt.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th
Annual Farmers “Collective” Tractors, Machinery and Implements Sale
to be bold in THE CLITHEROE AUCTION FIELD toll Castle View and Kirkmoor Road), CLITHEROE, LANCS.
Including Tractors, Forage Harvesters, Green Crop Cage, All Types Haytime and Other Machinery and Implements (a good entry of items). Please bring on Morning of Sale items. Also V.A.T. registration numbers and declare if not registered in writing. SALE J2 Noon Prompt.—A Caterer will attend the sale.
OTHER FIXTURES—
SATURDAY. JUNE 2nd—Total Dispersal Sale for Mr M. A. Roth- well, nead o’th* Moor Farm. Chaiglcy, Near Clitheroe.
Other Sales June, July, August. September, to announce.
Auctioneers: C. SILVERWOOD, Livingstone House, Slaidburn. Tel. 653. J. BALSHAW, Glen Thorn, 01 Waddington Road. Clitheroe. Telephone 22011.
WHITTAKER & METCALFE (Padiham; LTD ESTATE-AGENTS, INSURANCE, and FINANCE BROKERS ;v
Spanish Property COSTA BLANCA
LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL JAVEA
1 The garden of Spain by the sea on semi clad slopes and amongst orange groves. Low living costs. Low rates. No heating bills. Invest
ment return 100% on letting. Consult Your Local Experts Write, Phone or Call—
San Antonio Developments
SI BnOADOATU, PISIiSTON. Telephone 21577.
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HOTHERSALL & FORREST .. F.S.V.A.
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• Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents . t ' -
ban k SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE Telephone 22695 (Evening 23755 and 22180) , \ WADDINGTON, Near CLITHEROE
HOTHERSALL and FORREST have received instructions in Offer for
Sale by Auction On The Premises
on Wednesday, May 30th, 1973, at 3-0 p.m. subject to the Conditions ot Sale lo be then and there produced.
The Semi Detached Residence ‘LINGMELL,’ BEECHTHORPE AVENUE MORTGAGE PROBLEMS?
I If you arc havinff diilicultics in ob taining a mortgage on older type property (with or without bath room) please contact—
WHITTAKER and METCALFE THE MORTGAGE MANAGER.
BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERS, 15 BURNLEY ROAD, FADIIIAM. Tel. Office Hours 73836 or After 6-0 Tadiham 73806, Accrington 35673
Occupying a quiet position in a picturesque village. A substantial pre-war property with pleasant and mature garden area. Open field at rear. Garage space. Accommodation: Vestibule, hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, larder, 3 bedrooms, bathroom and w.c. Mains services. Freehold.
Particulars and appointment to view from The Auctioneers, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. Tel. 22695.
Vendors’ Solicitors: Messrs Steele and Son, Castlegatc, Clitheroe, Tel. 22692.
BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERS ’ 15 BURNLEY ROAD, PADIHAM—Tel. 73836.'
REQUIRED BY APPLICANTS Usual Commission Required.
MR F.—3 Bedroomcd Terraced, Padiham. MR G.—2/3 Bedroomcd Terraced, Padiham. MR N.—2 Bedroomed Terraced, Padiham, up to £2,990. MRS II.—2 Bedroomcd Terraced Barden Lane Area, Burnley. MRS B.—Cottage for modernisation. Padiham/Rcad/Clitbcroc.
MRS L.—Superior Terraced, Lane Head District, Burnley, up to £5,900.
MRS L.—3 Bedroomcd Terrace, semi rural area, up to £5,000.
MR M.—2/3 Bedroomcd Tcrracc/Cottagc, 3 mile radius Burnley, up to £3,000.
MR W.—2 Bedroomcd Terraced* Coal Clough/Lane Head, up to £3,500.
MU D.—3 Bedroomed Terraced, Lower Brunshaw/Qucnnsgalc. up to £2.0110.
TELEPHONE 73836. ALCUDIA— MAJORCA
An opportunity to purchase a home in the sun— for holi days, retirement or investment, on a modern development with al! facilities, situated on a choice location, close to one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean, View irt colour Villas, Bungalows and Apartments at our
John E. Pinder fir Son in conjunction with
Sutcliffe & Co
Chartered Surveyors and Land Agents Liverpool 2
15 miles Chipping village DETACHED STONE BARN
with Outline Planning Consent for Conversion. SUPERB COUNTRY
lying east of Leagram Mill Farm. BOWLAND WITH LEAGRAM.
To be Sold by Auction at the Water-Wheel Restaurant, Chipping, 3 p.m. Wednesday, 16th May, conditions to he then read.
Descriptive detail and plan etc. from Auctioneer’s office. JOHN E. PINDER & SON
Auctioneers, Estate Agents & Valuers Stonebridge, Longridge. 2282
FINAL REMINDER MILLER AND MILLER
CHARTERED SURVEYORS. CHARTERED LAND AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS.
SU TODMORDEN ROAD, BURNLEY BB11 3EU. Telephone' Burnley 22458.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION
(Subject to conditions and unless sold
previon.ly by private treaty).
at ROSINS INN, PICKUP BANK, DARWEN. on TUESDAY, MAY 15th, 1973, at 3-0 p.m.
HEIGHT END FARM PICKUP BANK DARWEN
Near BLACKBURN
Thic is a 47 acre vacant possession grassland farm with common rights! o va too adjoining 'S o o r and includes farm h id in g s with
houring towns and has excellent views over the surrounding countryside.
. . .
For further particulars apply Agents as above and Ingham and Yorke, Littlemoor, Clitheroe. Telephone 236.>5.
Auctions and Sales INGHAM and YORKE
CHARTERED SURVEYORS. CHARTERED LAND AGENTS AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS
LITTLEMOOR, CLITHEROE BB7 1HC TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 23655
FOR SALE FREEHOLD BY AUCTION
(as a. whole or in 3 lots, subject to conditions and unless sold previously by private treaty)
at THE STARKIE ARMS HOTEL, CLITHEROE on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6th, 1973, at 3-0 p.m.
THE BURN HOUSE ESTATE, SLAIDBURN, Near CLITHEROE
397.752 acres or thereabouts. Superbly situated with panoramic views over the Upper Reaches of Dodder Valley and within easy reach of Fast Lancashire Centres.
LOT Is BURN HOUSE FARM—A useful accredited dairy, stock JOHN E. PINDER & SON In the estate- of Robert Watkinson (deceased)
ORIGINAL FYLDE COTTAGE and land with outline planning consent for
DETACHED SEMI-BUNGALOW
To be Sold by Auction on the premises — Tuesday, 15tli May at 3 p.m.
HILL-HOUSE COTTAGE
NEWTON WITH SCALES Descriptive leaflet from office.
JOHN E. PINDER & SON, Auctioneers, Vainers and Estate Agents, Stonebridge, Longridge 2282. JOHN COOKSON & SON. Solicitors, 3 Fox Street, Preston. Telephone 55190.
rearing and sheep farm, amounting to some 375 acres, well watered and within a ring fence, together with common rights for 286 sheep on adjoining moor. There are two substantial farm houses with five and three bedrooms respectively and tyings for a total of 177 stock together with loose boxes and other useful buildings.
LOT 2: HEY FARMHOUSE—An attractive stone built un-
modernised house ideally suited for conversion to a Country or Weekend Cottage. Comprising: Hall, pantry, kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, two compartment attic. Garage and garden.
LOT 3: WOODLAND AND SHOOTING RIGHTS—The woodland
which has been well maintained amounts (o some 22 acres and is in three mixed plantations of varying ages. The shooting rights extend over the woodland and Burn House Farm and amount to some 397 acres and afford excellent rough sport with a variety of game iu attractive surroundings.
For further particulars apply to the Sole Agents as above, and Miller and Miller, of 214 Todmorden Road, Burnley. Tel. Burnley
22458. BEE LINE WANT-AD MONEY SPINNER
for any article valued under £5. Private Advertisers only.
Friul the words of yonr advertisement In the panel below. Only one Item per coupon. A l l advertisement* most include price of tho Item you wish to sell
and yotsf address and telephone number (If any).
Lancashire Auction Sales, Colne
VIADUCT MILLS KNOTTS LANE. COLNE
I Telephone Colne 4034, 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Evenings Skipton 4848 or Nelson 67276.
Over 200 Lots of Antique and Modern Furniture FOR AUCTION
EVERY SATURDAY
Sale commences 11 a.m. Viewing Every Day.
New and Second-hand Carpets, 3-Piece Suites,
Furniture and Household Goods on Sale Daily. -
Open Monday to Saturday 9 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
For the Sale and Acceptance of Goods.
See Us and Save £J-<C's Car Parking. Toilets. Refreshments.
SUPERIOR FREEHOLD SEMI DETACHED RESIDENCE
PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE
Occupying a delightful situation with rural views to both front and rear. The accommodation with gas central heating comprises: 4 bedrooms, bathroom, separate w.c., spacious entrance hall, Joungc, living room with french windows to patio and rear garden, large unit fitted kitchen, pantry, etc. Detached garage. Attractive good sized gardens to front and rear.
Selection of Good Terraced Houses in Clitheroe 73 WEST VIEW—2 bedrooms, bathroom, separate w.c., entrance
vestibule, hallway, sitting room, living room, superb kitchen. 6 CURZON STREET—3 bedrooms, bathroom, hallway, sitting
room, living room, kitchen, garage at rear. 12 WOONE LANE—2 bedrooms, entrance vestibule, sitting room,
living room, kitchen. 28 BROWNLOW STREET—2 bedrooms, entrance vestibule, hall
way, sitting room, living room, kitchen. Miscellaneous Sales
CARPETS oy
HUGH MACKAY, BRINTONS, GRAYS, TEMPLETONS. GILT EDGE. KOSSET, FIRTH’S, CROSSLEY’S LANCASTER.
All at competitive prices. A staS oi planners and fitters at your service.
CLEANING. ALTERATIONS AND REFITTING A SPECIALITY.
WALTS LTD SI CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE 3196
i'J WHALLEY ROAD. READ. PADIHAM 71339 No gimmicks. Just honest to goodness trading.
FILM SHOW— SAXON MOTOR INN, PRESTON NEW
ROAD, BLACKBURN. MONDAY, )UNE 4th, at 7-30 p.m. For full details and scat reservations contact BROADER and
SPENCER, Estate Agents, 20 MANCHESTER RD, BURNLEY. Telephone Burnley 27703 or 29191.
HOD KIN SON.—On May 4th. 1973 as the result of an accident. Olivia Mary, aged 49 years, the dearly loved wife of Fred Hodkinson. of 4 Longridge Road. Hurst Green, and loving mother of Michael. Joan and David. Service and interment will take place at St John's Church. Hurst Green, tomorrow (Friday). May 11th, at 11 a.m. Flowers may be sent to 7 Moss Street, Clitheroe. — Inquiries Bennett (R. Parkington), Moss Street. Clitheroe. Tel. 22582.
JEFFS. — On May 8th. 1973. in Blackburn Royal In firmary. Margaret Jeffs, aged 90 years, of 2 Shaw Gardens. Chatburn, the dearly loved wife of the late George Frederick Jeffs, loved mother of Dorothy, Freda, Frances, Florence and Anne, and loved grand ma and great-grandma Service and interment will take place at Christ Church, Chatburn, tomorrow (Fri day), May 11th, at 11 a.m Friends please accept this the only intimation. — In quiries Brian Price, Chat- bum 297.
McMILLAN. — On May 3rd. 1973, in Blackburn Royal Infirmary, and fortified with the last' rites of the Holy Church, Caroline, aged .72 years, the dearly loved wife of George McMillan, of 23 Millthorne Avenue, Clitheroe, and loved mother of Raymond and Tony. Requiem Mass in SS Michael and John's Church on Tuesday, May 8th, was followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. R.T.P. — Inquiries Tomlinson's Funeral Service, Rockdale, Clitheroe. Tel. 22345.
ROBINSON. — On May 2nd, 1973, suddenly, at her home an.l fortified with the. last rites of Holy Church, Hilda, aged 75 years, (lie dearly loved wife of George Robin son. of 39 Calder Avenue. Billington. loved mother of Leslie and Geoffrey, loved mother-in-law of Alma and Kathleen, loved nanna of Robert. Ann-Marie, Julie and Frank, and great- grandma of Tracy. Requiem Mass in St Mary's Church Langho, on Monday, May 7th. was followed by inter ment at Whalley and WiS' well Cemetery. R.I.P. — In quiries Tomlinson’s Funeral Service. Rockdale, Clitheroe, Tel. 22345 or R. Wilkinson Tel. Whalley 3264.
TAYLOR.—On May 3rd, 1973 in hospital, Annie Barbara, in her 76th year, the dearly loved wife of the late Joseph Taylor, loved mother of Barbara Ford, of Great Mearley Hall, Pendleton loved mother-in-law or Ted and loved gran of Susan Brenda and Robert. Funeral from the Rockdale Funeral Home for service at 1-45 p.m. in AH Saints’ Church Pendleton, today (Thurs day), May 10th, prior to cremation at Accrington Donations in lieu of flowers to The Arthritic and Rheumatism Research Council may be sent, and all inquiries to Tomlinson's Funeral Service. Rockdale Clitheroe. Tel. 22345.
In Memoriam
COCKSHUTT. — In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Annie, who died May 13th. 1972. — Tom. Madge and John.
HOLGATE. — in memory of a dear husband and father, who died May 13th, 1973. Always remembered. — Prom his wife and family. MOORE. — Remembering my dear friend, Margaret Aspden Moore, who died May 10th. 1964; also -Roy Duckworth, her brother-in- law. who died May 4th, 1966. Prayers and thoughts are all I can give.
MORTIMER (Fanny). — Lov ing birthday memories of a dear daughter, May 10th.— From grandchildren Carol, Trevor and great-grand children David and Nigel.
—Ada.
MORTIMER (Fanny). — Lov ing birthday memories, May 10th. — From Greta and Tom, grandchildren Keith and Derek.
PORTER (Ada). — In loving memory of my dear mother, who died May 11th, 1968. Remembered always. — Edith, Orpington, Kent.
Memoriam
01-ies of Martin r<v- n,':isT , H til, lqW
dear mother and i died May ll;h
Loved and roniemb ™ ' ' her son Allan, Mar' r!.d Chris.
ATKINSON. — ti1c fents Acknowledgm
the late Gc-orgl 'Hit'll wish !0 i bank" 1*' sincerely
friends nnd neiriVooi r3 ‘’ their kind
sympathy dun,,, ,/•
Union Sunshine il-is Rev. N. Maddock. ihe L doctor and d:s--c for their kmci min’ir v v *
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and family all relativ neighbours cards of donations
- 1 Wood Terrace cS burn.
:nn;-r ■nan'; friends s-
ior ’alters a: condolence
ton Sunshine BandVreeSJ in then tnne oi .sorrovl
also grateful (hanks to-hL family donor for h-;s t i l
WILSIIER. - Mrs r S l Wilsher, Albert and sincerely thank all relative-1 friends and neiahbourVl management and collea->u.-»L of
Ribble.sdalc Cement L
ness. — "Berosford." Bea*J thorpe Avenue,
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management, and collea-ual of Neoicchnie Ensincefnil Ltd. for expressions 'cd sympathy and beauiwl flowers received dutinil
*d I
kindness. — 3 Lime Sires f Clitheroe.
Will. lAiYGSHAW
and Sons Ltd (R. CHEW)
FUNERALS COMPLETELY I FURNISHED
CREMATIONS ARRANGED |
CHAPEL OP REST ON THE PREMISES
PERSONAL SERVICE
Tel. Whalley 3248 (dav a I night)
King Street Whalley
G . Calverley
& Sons Ltd Funeral Director
Member of the National Association of Funeral Directors
CHATBURN K0.1D CLITHEROE
CHAPEL OF REST Enquiries:
Tel. Clitlicroe 3297 day 2017 night
For craftsmanship in sTafflltl marble, green slate and sto»i| etc.
THOS. ROCK| (ROCK and ALTY!
Monumental Masonil
7b MARKET PLACE| CLITHEROE Telephone 24277 \m! at
Broomfield Place Witton, Blackburn
FLORAL TRIBUTES and
CUT FLOWERS
BARKER’S Primrose Nurs«iH| Tel. Clitheroe 23521
Also Clitheroe Market
Craftsmen in Marble, Graft«| C and Stone
FECITT BROS] For Memorials The Sculptors
. Tel. Blackburn 5HW
EMETERY GATES Whalley New Row
Wreathsd Bouqu&\ CUT FLOWERS
These you shall have as long as I live.
Church Brow Carden* | Tel. Clitheroe 23298
Member
ABOCUl"" FuneralDirector*
RAGNALL (Stanley). — Be loved husband of Edna, died June 27th, 1968; birthday memories, May 11th.—From your loving wife Edna.
SHARPLES. — Memories of a dear husband, died May 11th, 1972. The. Saviour came one happy morn,
To walk amongst the flowers,
He picked the fairest of them all,
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— From his dear wife Hannah and loving son Dennis and family. SHARPLES (Harry).—Loving memories of dad and gran dad, died May 11th, 1972. In silence we remember.— Manfred, Marie and family.
And the fairest one was ours.
At "ROCKDALE" we •*«' genuine interest in any ' ] problems which occur (Jrl bereavement and are a c offer help in resolving » es _ To US nothing is cvcr^ much trouble—we atc ‘
to serve you to the eS our ability-
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GUIDER in charge at Wu dow Hall, Miss Moira Walker has added anobh duty to an already bu Guiding life.
She has been appoint district commissioner ;
the Clitheroe area, and w now bo looking after t- interests of all Guides a Brownies in the region. Explained Miss Walk<
■'I have accepted the pi for the coming 12 mom in the hope that during U time it will be possible find someone who will ts on the job on a pennant basis.” Connected with Guild; for many years, Miss Wall
has held a number of .it throughout t h e count For a period she was ft
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recoil bereavement and S their generous donaq Cancer Research ah‘<w ful (hanks io ■ be ■
AN advisory sports decision was taken a tion and Amenities C a cross-section of lo
football' to athletics. The sports council will f
an advisory body and a ouen invitation is extenedi Z all local sporting ar kindred organisations to ler
o hand. Tlic purposes which su(
a council could serve Clitheroe and district we sketched by Mr Cyril Air worth, principal region officer for the Nation snorts Council and secreta of the North West Spoi
Council. He envisaged close liaise
their sad bereavement Ala I grateful thanks to th.l family doctor and Rev j l Hudson for (heir help' jnil
with the town council ai the C ou n ty Educath Authority as these were ti greatest providers of mom and facilities. They had, too, a lot expertise, and so had t.
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Advertiser and Times THURSDAY, MAY I Oth, 1973
MEMORIALS
111 stock specially for Clitheroe cemetery rcculati„ Send for designs and prices or call and inspect '
NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS W. ROCK & CO (MEMORIALS) LTn
MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN nry.n GREAT HARWOOD ----------- Telephone 83116('
No connection with any other firm or individual
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Large select pa t io fur
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WILKINSON. — In loving memory of our dear mother and grandma, Prudence, who died May 15th, 1971. Your presence we miss. Your memory we treasure, Loving you always, Forgetting you never. — Your loving daughters Irene, Yvonne. Mary and families.
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