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DAWSONS THE IRONMONGERS


28. ?,D rARSON LANE. CLITIIEROE — Tel. 23882 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale Sabden, Timbrells Avenue


Situated on a very small development in this delight­ ful picturesque village. We offer a well built detached true bungalow with gas central heating installed. The well maintained accommodation comprises spacious lounge, dining kitchen with units, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom with 3-piece suite. Drive to integral brick built garage. Excellent carpets available at reasonable cost.


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.'V Spacious De ta ch ed D o rm er Bungalow.


KINGSLEY. BEVERLEY CLOSE CLITHEROE


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heatinc and hall: lounge, 14tt. 3in. x lift. 3in.; dining room, lift. 3m. x 8ft. 6m.: spacious kitchen; rear porch; three good bedrooms; 2-pieec bathroom; separate low suite w.c. Ample space for garage. All mains services. Rates payable £73 per annum. Leasehold. G.R. £5 per annunw_


M m.ILASIULE AVENUE. UUTIIKKOE Qtiietlv positioned on tlic out.sknts of the town ‘with a most attractive accommoda­ tion which includes full pas-fired central


"Delightfully ] Ionne with full pas-fired eenl ra l heating. positioned Semi -Detached


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in a delightful position with open views to the lower reaches of Pendic and Uis- well Moor Comprising: Hall; cloaks or studv; lounge, 15ft. 4in. x 15ft.s timing room, 13ft. x lift. 6in.; kitchen lift. 4m. x 10ft.; bedroom one, bathroom and sep. w.c. on ground floor; and two bedrooms, w.el and separate washbasin, with space for shower, on first floor. Garage, 23ft. x 10ft. overall. Delightful well stocked gardens. Gas fired central healing. All main services. Freehold.


Hunt in 1952 Oil the outskirts of tlic town


Spacious well maintained 3 liedrooined Semi-Dctaehcd House.


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Rare opportunity at £7,850 o.n.o. The Homefinders


8 Sudell Cross, Blackburn Telephone 59270


Accommodation to Let INGHAM & YORKE


Chartered Surveyors, Chartered Land Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers


L1TTLEMOOR, CLITHEROE DB7 1HG


Tel. 23655 TO LET


4 BEDROOMED BUNGALOW


Furnished. In superb position at Sawley, near Clitheroe.


For further details apply Agents.


Accommodation Wanted


I'LAT/DED SITTER or similar wanted, furnished or partly furnished, within travelling dis­ tance of Barnoldswiek. — Write Box G1I, Advertiser and Times.


BED SITTER wanted for single lady in Clitheroe.—Tel. Clitheroe 22727, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.


Houses Wanted THE HOMEFINDERS !l SVll.VLY AVICNUE, WIIAU.EY


MTnrding: Lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2-piece bathroom, separate w.c. Detached garage 18ft. x 10ft. All mains ser­


vices.


IN A Si:MI lil.'UAl. SHTI INC AI’IMtOX. OSD Mll-l'f TOWN CENTRE


Modern f r r rh n li l Seim D e rn ie r Illingillmv. 20 LANGSIIAW DRIVE, CUTHEUOE f i i f t l t . g & s s fx«*


:i‘Tnnling covered porch; hull; si-PAr,.itr cloakroom; through lounge; break.ast kitchen. First Floor: Three bedrooms; half- Pl«d 3-piece bathroom. Outside: Detached ~ara»c. Rates payable £80 per annum. All mains services .Attractive garden to the


; &T PAUL’S CLOSE, CLITHEROE Well positioned in a quintn cu,’A®r5?tC


front and rear.


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AUCTIONEERS VALUERS


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Comprising: Entrance vestibule, living room (gas lire), dinin. kiicncn (gas lire), 2 bedrooms rear yard with w.c. £1,050. Mort­


{•nt; STREET. BURNLEY. Compact terraced in popular district


gage available u liu v s STKKKT. nuiINI.EV. Compact terraced comp.: LR


Ideal for conversion into F/C Hats, subject to planning permission. £2,800.


i , prtt strFET. Mil.SON. 4 bedroomed former shop premises. LOWER DARWEN


ml! SR (gas fife). LR liras fire., kit.. 2 beds. Pear yard w.c. £850.


TRAVIS STREET. BURNLEY. Terraced comp.; Hall, lounge, Please note .mr office will lie closed on Monday, May 28th.


Detached, semi-detached and terraced houses required in all areas.


Telephone 73836 i t MEET YOUR iigiwwiit >ii


Gardening TURF


Terraced House with 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Living Hoorn, Kitchen­ ette. Fully Furnished. Plans passed for improvement Grant


£3,850


Write Box Hll, Blackburn Time*. Penny Street, Blackburn


MORTGAGE PROBLEMS?


If you are having difficulties in ob­ taining a mortgage on older type property (with or without bath- W room) please contact—


BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERS. 15 BURNLEY ROAD, PADIHAM. Tel. Office Hours 73836 or After 6-0 Padiham 738(16. Accrington 35673


HITTAKER and METCALFE TIIE MORTGAGE MANAGER.


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TOP QUALITY LAWN TURK cultivated and weed treated by Midland turf farms.


LANDSCAPES LTD Oram Street, Bury Tel. 061-764-4464


G. W. OKMSTON


WANT-AD ADVISER


$ f l


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SPARS, BOARDS. JOISTS AND SLATES.


Reclaimed Timber at lowest prices, delivered.


Open 8 a.m to 8 p.m. every day including Saturday and Sunday.


801 Burnley Road, Cornholme. Todmorden


TEL. TODMORDEN 4471 J. R. BINDING


Off Accrington/Whalley Road (A680) near Great Harwood


Tel Great Harwood 884215


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TREES. Shrubs, Roses, Conifers Hedging Trees and Shrubs. Heathers. Herbacious and Rookery Plants. Pansies, Sweet Peas. Seeds and Flowers.—W Johnson. Spnngwood Nurseries, Springwood Road (off Higher Brunshaw Road),


Burnley. Tel. 25316


POWER GARDENING with the new Danarm Cultivator. 3 HP Briggs & Stratton petrol engine, working width 39 x 8in. deep, special price £86. Demonstration by appoint- nlPnt.—Lancashire Saw Company Limited, Chain Saw Department, Wharf Street. Eanam, Blackburn. Tel. 51116, 47928, evenings.


ACER BRILLIANTJSSIMA, con- tainer grown, several sizes avail­


able at Vincent’s the Growers, Dcerpark Nurseries, Towncley Holmes, Burnley. Tel. 24162.


WANEY Garden Fencing to your own requirements. — lung Clitheroe 24481.


All top quality plants. Why not pay us a visit this coming weekend. READ GARDEN CENTRE


We have thousands of bedding plants to choose from, in, over 2o varieties, including: antirrhinum, lobelia, alyssum. memsia, petunia, salvia, geraniums, etc.


BEDDING PLANTS


Business Premises WANTED TO BUY


SMALL SCRAP METAL YARD or small plot of land suitable for same business.


Any area considered. TEL. BURNLEY 26476


TO LET: Drivc-in Workshop and Industrial Premises, on weekly or long term tenancies. Also upper floor workrooms in Chorley, Darwcn and Crawshawbooth. Also in Chorley, 3,500 and 7,000 sq. ft. lofty single storey industrial units and 12,000 sq. ft. in Darwcn with olfice block to let or to sell. — Write Units to Let, 364 Manchester Road Oldham, or ring 061-652-2998.


Too late for E classification


(gas tire), D. kit. (gas lire). 2 beds, rear yard with w.c. £600. Mortgage available.


Spanish Property COSTA BLANCA


LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL JAVEA


The garden of Spain by the sea on Bemi clad slopes and amongst orange groves. Low living costs. Low rates. No heating bills. Invest­ ment return lOOte on letting.


Consult Your Local Experts Write, Phone or Call—


San Antonio Developments


34 UltOADGATE. PRESTON. Telephone 21577.


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CLITHEROE)


Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyors and Estate Agents. 54 Acres of Summer Grazing at


REDWALLS FARM, OSWALDTWISTLE


To be offered for Sale by Auction (subject to conditions) on Wed­ nesday, May 30th, at 2-30 p.m., on the premises.


Comprising: 54 acres of summer grazing to be let in suitable lots until October 31st, 1973.


Full Details from the Auctioneers. 22 Acres of Summer Grazing at TOWN HEAD FARM, CRINDLETON


Comprising 22.218 acres or thereabouts of good meadow and pasture land all lying to the sun and with good access and water supply.


The land is well fenced and is to be lot until .UsL October, IJm. To be lot by Auction subject to conditions at Gisburn Auction Mart and after the sale of Dairy Cattle on Thursday, the 31sl May, 1973. Full details from the Auctioneers.


Unique Smallholding of 17* Acres THROSTLES NEST FARM,


NOYNA, FOULRIDCE, Near COLNE


Living accommodation includes— Kitchen, Pantry,, Living Room, 2 Bedrooms with Bath, Basin and W.C. The adjoining buildings include Hay Barn, 2 Loose Boxes, 6 Shippon, Implement Shed, Stable and Garage.


2.569 acres or thereabouts of sound grassland with good access and private water supply.


LOT 2


To be sold by Auction (subject to conditions .and unless sold previously) on Thursday, I4th June, 1973, in the Fesival Hall, Gisburn, at 3-30 p.m.


VIEWING: The property will be open to view on Friday, 25th May between 2—4 p.m. and Saturday the. 2nd June between 10—12 noon.


SOLICITOR: Messrs Whittle and Whittaker, 73 Albeit Road, Colne. F Tel. 3133.


ull particulars and plans from the Auctioneers. For Sale by Private Treaty


COUNTRY HOUSE OF CHARACTER GREAT HOUSE,


c o w l in g , Nr.Ke ig h l e y , Yo r k sh ir e


A substantial stone built farmhouse occupying an elevated site on the Yorks/Lancs border with good views and within easy reach of village amenities.


The house will appeal to all discerning county dwellers and with improvement will make a first class residence within easy reach of Bradford, Manchester, Blackburn or Skipton.


VIEWING. The house will be open to view on Tuesday, 29th May, 1973, between 2—4 p.m.


Full particulars and plans from the Auctioneers. 200 Acres Required for Applicant


Applicant requires 2(1(1 acres of marginal land within 20 miles of Burnley, up to 100 en. ft. preferably with shelter, in a single block, and with rushes. Slaidburn, Tossidc. Rossendalc and Pcndle areas considered. Up to £90.000 capital available for quick purchase.


Usual commission required. l I IL L..fiuwmnnui^iw atw a i a niBmigBUM


BELLING Compact 4 Cooker, list £60.50, our price only £54.45; Creda CaveUior 4, list £65.94, our price £59.95. For these and other cooker bargains. — Electric Facilities (opp GPO), Hargreaves Street, H Burnley Tel. 28179.


Forward details and plan to the Agents 2 New Market St., Clitheroe, Lancs. Tel. 22369


only £93.95, list price £115.14. Im­ mediate delivery, cash or easy terms. — Electric Facilities (opp. GPO), Hargreaves Street, Burnley. Tel. 28179 BUY BRITISH: Tricity 5 cu. ft. Refrigerator, list £41.91, our price only £35.95. Cash or easy terms.— Electric Facilities (opp. GPO), Hargreaves Street, Burnley. Tel.


OOVER AUTOMATIC D/L, now


B 28179.ENDIX 7142 Deluxe Automatic (latest model), only a few at £104.95. List £124.30. Cash or terms. — Electric Facilities (opp. GPO), Hargreaves St, Burnley.


MIELE G/220 Dishwasher, today s price £226.60, only a few at the


Tel. 28179. J ,


old price of £180. A super dish­ washer at a super price. Area Sales and Service Dealer. — Elec- trie Facilities (opp. GPO), Har­ greaves Street, Burnley. Tel.


28179. Miscellaneous Sales


HUGH MACKAY, BRINTONS, GRAYS, TEMPLETONS GILT EDGE. KOSSET, FIRTH’S, CROSSLEY’S LANCASTER.


C A R P E T S oy


All at competitive prices. A staft ot planners and fitters at vour service.


CLEANING. ALTERATIONS AND REFITTING A SPECIALITY.


Zd VVHALLEY ROAD, READ. PADIHAM 71333 No gimmicks. Just honest to goodness trading.


31 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE 3136 WALTS LTD


Accommodation includes: Kitchen, Pantry. Living Room, Dining Room, Coal Store, 3 Bedrooms, large landing and 3-plccc Bath­ room. Mains electricity and good private water supply.


A pleasant stone built farmhouse with range of buildings and acres or thereabouts of surrounding grassland situated on the Yorks/Lancs border within easy reach of all urban facilities.


Enjoying a delightful position in this established residential area, convenient for all amenities. Comprising: Entrance hall; lounge, 13ft. 3in. x 12ft. llin, modern tiled fireplace; dining room, lift. llin. x 10ft. 6in.; fitted kitchen 12ft. 3in. x 9ft.; three bedrooms; half-tiled 2-piece bath­ room; separate w.c. Attached garage 17ft. 3in. x 8ft. Sin. All mains services are available and there is convector heating to four rooms. Rates payable £88 per annum. Freehold.


require the following proper­ ties for waiting purchasers on our register —


Detached 3-bedroomcd plus to £30,000.


Semi-Detached Two bedrooms £15,000.


Country cottages or house in any condition to £30,000.


For same day inspection and free valuation telephone Blackburn 59270.


HOUSE or Bungalow wanted, Cllthcroe/Wballcy area. Cash available, anything considered. — King Clitheroc 24245.


TERRACED HOUSES required with or without bathroom, any area.—TeL Padiham 73836.


Houses Wanted Wanted lur Specific Purchasers


1— SEMI DETACHED UP TO £5,000.


2— DETACHED UP TO £15,000.


We can sell your property dis- j


creetly and without fuss through j our massive wanted register ettv | bracing buyers from our central Preston and Blackburn ollices All commission negotiated Indivi­ dually. No sale no tees Free weekly advertising if required Free valuation wilhom obligations


J. S. TAYLOR and CO., The Homefinders


8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN


Tel. Blackburn 59270 After Hours Uoghton 154


Preferably suitable for one person. Rural or semi rural Clithcroc/ Whalley area.


£3,000/£6,000 for Small Cottage, Bungalow or House Semi or Terraced


Please telephone Nelson (16036 even­ ings or Write Clithcroc Advertiser, Box G6, King Street, Clithcroe.


4 Bcdrocmcd House or Bungalow


Preferably detached with large


garden. Within 15 miles radius of Blackburn. Would consider smaller property with room for extension. Tel. (151-526-^4(19


■ Industrial Premises Auctions and Sales ■ I u j ,1 j- 4—■iMMuuLmu««i«ua I Mtm. I


COMMERCIAL Storage Space, 1,500 to 3,000 sq. ft. required to rent m Clitheroe. — Write Box G9, Adver­ tiser and Times.


I Radio and Television Aspdens


TeSevision Bargains


Basil 19in..................... £10.00 Bush 19in..................... £12.00 Bush 19in..................... £16.00 Bush 23in..................... £16.00 Murphy 23in................. £16.00 Bush 23in..................... £22.00 KB choice from ---- £10.00 All ITV, BBC 1. BBC 2


reconditioned can be rented from £2 per month.


A5PDENS


26 KING STREET CLITHEROE


V.A.T.


HAS BEEN GOOD TO YOU


buy your colour tv NOW at the NEW Reduced Prices.


H.P. and rental terms. Consult the colour specialists.


J. G. Rowland 64/66 King St, Whalley Telephone Whalley 3 5 8 5


BRAND NEW COLOUR TVs £10 deposit.


Phone P. CARR


13acup 3785 Anytime.


- Hi-Fi and Music__


WOODS (Pianos and Organs) Ltd. Your friendly music centre right m the heart of Burnley centre. For pianos, new and reconditioned. Fabulous range of home, church and club organs, guitars, re­ corders, etc., etc. If it’s not here then vou can bo sure iFs ou its way here See tor yourself, call for free demonstration without obligation at la.lb Manchester ltd, Burnley, or call Mr Clarke on


MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSIC. New and second-hand Pianos, also electronic organs, cassette players, radios, radiograms, Hi-Fi and stereo equipment, to mention just a few of the many outstanding buys to be found at Pollards. IIP terms, demonstrations.—Call today at 20-22 Standish Street. Burnley Tel. 25829.


33709 Pets Corner


PUPPIES GALORE—


Three litters Cocker Spaniels (black/ Goldens/coloureds), also Airedales, Scotties, Wcsties, Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Lakelands, Border Collies, Tibetan Spaniels, Pekcs, Yorkics, Lassie Collies, Shelties, Corgies, Poodles, Fox Terriers, Beagles, Cairns, Old English Sheep­ dogs. Cavalier King Charles, Bearded Collies, Standard Poodles,


Springer Spaniels. Cheques not accepted. Seen any time — Sent anywhere


TOM SCHOFIELD


D1SLEY FARM, MOSS LANE W111TTLE-LE-WOODS CHOllLEY


Weekly advertiser 36 years.


BEVERLEY KENNELS VACANCIES MOST DATES


Collection and delivery service. Inspection invited.


TELEPHONE MELLOR 2121


ALK1NCOATS Boarding Kennels for cats and dogs. — Alkineoats Park, Colne. Tel. Colne 4838. The kennels you can trust.


SHIREBUltN Boarding Kennels, dogs and cats. Collection and delivery service. — Tel. CLithcroe 23846.


GOOD HOME wanted for seven month old terrier puppy (dog). Needs training. — Apply 2 Moss Street, Clitheroe.


LAURIE TRAILER. 2-borth Horse Box, 2 wheel Landrover type 5 stud. — Copy Nook Garage, Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. 204.


DRAKESUEAD Healed Boarding Kennels and Cattery. Collection/ delivery.—Tel Burnley 21037.


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


THREE PUPPIES for sale, two at £2 each, one at £1. — 2 Peel Park Close, Clithcroc. Tel. 24580.


PEDIGREE Scott ic Terrier and Jack Russell Puppies. Will deliver. — Hancock, Rossondale 4690.


BABY GEKBILS. Five weeks old, excellent clean pets, 25p each. — Apply 40 Taylor St. Ciitheroe.


BEAGLE PUPS, good pedigree, 10 weeks old. — Tel. Great llarwood 884217.


GREY Weimaraner Puppies, reared ideal conditions. Excellent pedi­ gree. — Macclesfield 26509.


GOOD HOMES wanted for Labrador dog puppy and two kittens. — Tel.


Stonyhurst 253.


MINCED DOG MEAT, 10p per lb. delivered. — For details ring Padi­ ham 74417.


Farming


CROP SPRAYING, mowing, baling, slurry tanking, manure spreading,


rstaw v.


ditching, draining, relief milking. — R. Tillotson. Tel. Clitheroc 24307.


« Furniture for Sale uujJumwrraCTtiCT%aTW


Removals and Road Transport


REMOVALS & STORAGE: Brier- field Furnishers offer' a personal and efficient local and long distance service at reasonable prices. Estimates free. — 42 Aikmcoats Road, Colne. Tel. 4102.


REMOVALS & STORAGE: Brier- field Furnishers offer a personal and efficient local and long distance service at reasonable


LT.irjmaa>gpMt«B^M


“ ALSORTS " for sale.—68-70 West­ moreland Street, Nelson (half-way down Lomeshaye Road), Tel. 68466.


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be endorsed with the name and address of the sender. In the case of engagements by post, or handed in at our front counter reception the signatures of both parties are required. Announcements for the births and engagements classifica­ tions cannot be accepted by phone.


Announcements sent by post must Appreciations


CROSSLEY. — Mr and Mrs \y Crossley would like to thank most sincerely, all relatives, neighbours and friends for good wishes, cards, presents and help during Michael's stay in hospital. — Hungrill Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland.


HITCHEN. — Miss Susan Hitchen would like to thank all who sent cards and gifts on her 21st birthday and for making it a great day. Thank you. mum and dad,


Deaths


HOBSON. — On May 19tli. 1973, peacefully at the hom; of her daughter, Winifred Emily Hobson, agcd_ 82 years, dear mother of Kath­ leen, some time of Nottine ham. Cheadle Hulme and Waddington. Cremation took place at- Darlington on Mav ’


for 21 happy years. — 3 Derby Street, Clitheroe.


JACKSON. — Mr H. Jackson wishes to thank all friends at Lucas Works for their good wishes, wonderful party and gifts presented to him on his retirement. — 9 Monk Street, Clitheroe.


Births


FOX (nee Herd). — On May 20th, at Queen's Park Hospi­ tal, to Roy and Marion, a daughter, Clare Annalisa, now at Brantley Meade, a welcome sister for Mark. Thanking all concerned.


LODGE (nee MacMillan). — On May 13th, 1973, at Queen's Park Hospital, to Donald and Alison, a daugh­ ter, Sarah Michelle, a wel­ come sister for Julie. Thank­


ing the family doctor and staff of Queen’s Park Hospi­ tal and Bramley Meade.


MORTON. — To David and Judith, on May 22nd, a son, Adrian David, in Brussels. Thanking all concerned.


RILEY. — To Beryl (nee Mattick) and John, on May 20th, at Weston-Super-Mare Hospital, the welcome gift of a son. Andrew John.


ROBINSON (nee Allen). — At Bramley Meade, on May 16th, to Brian and Ruth, a son, Andrew, brother for


Congratulations


BIBBY. — Congratulations, Diane, on your passing out parade in the W.R.A.F.. Proud of your achievement. — Love, mum and dad.


BIBBY. — Congratulations cn ’’passing out,’’ Diane, in the W.R.A.F. — Donald and Fred.


BIBBY. — Congratulations, Diane- — From Robert, Linda and Shane.


Coming of Age


EAST. — Congratulations on your 18th birthday, May 24th, Pauline. Lots of love. — Mum and dad.


EAST. — To Pauline, congra­ tulations on your 18th birthday. Have a nice day, we will be thinking of you. — From your loving sister Susan, Alan, Karen and Sandie (Germany).


WILDING. — All the best, Geoffrey, on your 18th birth­ day. May 24th. — Mum, dad and Sarah Jane.


WILDING. — Congratula­ tions, Geoffrey, on your


Deaths


ALTI1AM. — On Friday, May 18th, 1973, suddenly, at his home. 4 Pendle View, Grindleton, Joseph,


GUDGEON. — On Monday, May 21st, Gertrude Eugenie Gudgeon, aged 59 years, of 4 Castle Avenue, Hadfleld, near Glossop. Derbyshire, formerly of Chatbum Old Road, Clitheroe. Service will be held at St Charles Catholic Church, Hadfield. at 10-40 a.m. on Friday, May 25th. — Inquiries phone Glossop 2293.


Legal Notices


IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE CHANCERY DIVISION


MANCHESTER DISTRICT REGISTRY


GROUP A IN THE MATTER of


TOMLINSON’S (CLITHEROE) LTD AND IN THE MATTER of The Companies Act 1&48 AND IN THE MATTER of


A Petition dated the 11th of May 1973


that a petition for the winding up of the above named Company by the High Court of Justice was on the 11th day of May 1973 presented to the said Court by Henry George Coulter of 5 Princess Avenue, Clitheroe, in the County of Lan­


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


dearly loved husband of Margaret Alt-ham, dear father of Joby, Susan and Jennifer, aged 67 years Service and interment took place on Tuesday at St Ambrose Church. Grindle­ ton. — Wm. Read & Sons, Grindleton.


the


18th birthday. May 24th. — Hilda and Mary, grandma and grandad.


Steven. Thanking all con­ cerned.


WHITESIDE.—On May 18th- 1973. peacefully at her home. Marian Middleton, the dearly loved wife of Sidney Whiteside, of "The Mount,’’ Eastham Street. Clitheroe, loved mother of Joan and Keith, and a loved mother-in-law and nana. A service in St Mary s Church on Tuesday last. May 22nd. was followed by cremation at Accrington. — Inq. Tomlinson's Funeral Service, Rockdale, Clitheroe. Tel. 22345.


22nd. No letters please. In Memoriam


BLACKBURN. — Treasured memories of my dear hus­ band, William, who died May 24th, 1961. Always re­ membered. — From his wife B Alice.LACKBURN. — In loving memory of a dear dad and grandad, who died May 24th, 1961. Always in our thoughts. — From Alice, Ron, Christine and Steve.


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DAVIES. — Precious birthday memories of our daughter. Trieia, died October 24th. 1972, aged 5 years; also our bt'oved son, Brian John, died January 1st. 1971, aged 19 years. No one knows our sorrow, Few have seen us weep, We cry from a broken heart, While others are asleep. —Mum, dad, Pip, Chris and Gwyn.


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MEMORIALS


In stock specially tor Clitliernc ccnirterv re»niir Send for designs and prices or call and mSpeJ“lls


NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS '*


W. ROCK & CO (MEMORIALS) LTn MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACK!'(.;r\ Rn,„ U GREAT HARWOOD ------- Telcpli„ne'ssilei


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FUNERALS COMPUTE? I FURNISHED I


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CHAPEL OR REST 0\ ' THE PREMISES '


PERSONAL SERVICE


HARTSHORNE. — In loving memory of my dear mother, Elsie, who died May 24th, 1971. There is something in life you cannot buy,


KNOWLES. — Loving birth­ day memories of a dear mother and grandmother. Ethel, May 27th, who died May 3rd, 1972. — Gordon. Dorothv and Andrea.


Like the one I had in you. — From son Billy.


TeL Whallnv 3248 (da? si niaht)


K in g Street Whalley


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A gift that is rare and true. I t ’s the gift of a wonderful mother,


M G .


8 t Sons Ltd Funeral Director


Member of the Xalioiul Association of Funeral Directors


KNOWLES.—Birthday mem­ ories of a dear sister. Ethel. May 27tli, who died May 3rd. 1972. — Marvin and R Belie.


EDHEAD. — Treasured memories of our dearest son, Michael, who died on May 22nd, 1970. Heartaches in this world are many,


CIIATi’.CRN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST Enquiries:


Tel. Clilhrroe 3291 dll I 2017 niqht


But losing you, Michael, was worse than any.


Remains a heartache all life through.


When I'm depressed, lonely and sad,


I long for the best son a mother ever had.


A prayer, a tear, till the end of time,


SMITH (Ashley) .—Treasured birthday memories of out­ most dearly loved son, Ashley, on his 20th birth­ day, May 26th. With ever aching hearts we whisper low.


— From your ever loving mum and dad. Loved and remembered always.—Winifred. Veronica, Paul. David.


Of a wonderful son I ’m proud was mine.


So sadly missed, forever loved. — Mum, dad and brothers.


Acknowledgments


BARGH. — Mr and Mrs S. R. Seed wish to thank all rela­ tives, friends and neigh­ bours for the kind expres­ sions of sympathy extended to them in their bereave­ ment, and for donations to St Leonard’s Church, Down-


DAWSON. — Mrs Dawson


ham; also the family doctor, district nurse, the Rev. F. Chard and the Rev. J. C. Hudson for their kindness. — 8 Hillside Close. Clith­ eroe.


and Catherine wish to ■thank all relatives, friends, neighbours and former col­ leagues of Lucas Engineer­


bereavement and for dona­ tions to Cancer Research


ing Co. for the kindness during their


sudden


caster AND that the said petition is directed to be heard before the Court on Monday the 11th day of June 1973 at 10-45 o’clock in the forenoon at The Crown Court Crown Square Manchester and any creditor or contributory of the said Company desirous to support or oppose the making of an order on the said petition may appear at the time of hearing in person or by his Counsel for that purpose and a copy of the petition will be furnished by the undersigned to any creditor or contributory of the said Company requiring such copy


on payment of the regulated charge for the same


Castlegate, Clitheroe STEELE St SON Signed


prices Estimates free. — 42 Alkincoats Road, Colne. Tel. 4102.


PlCKFOKDS tor focal, distance, overseas moves, or storage, one item or a household - Empire Buildings, Randal Street, Black-


Solicitors for the Petitioner


.burn BBi 7LG Tel. 5H23B ] Standish Street, Burnley BB11 1AP Tel 23039 and 31087


CO-OP REMOVALS and Storage. Get a good job plus divi. En­ quiries all branches Local, long distance and overseas. Fully trained personnel at your service. Co-op quality **all the way”.


4TUBBS, Moving-Storm*. — Cedar Street. Blackburn Tel. 57122


to appear on the hearing of the said petition must serve on, or send by post to the above named, notice in writing of his intention to do so The notice must state the name and address of the firm, and must be signed by the person or firm, or his or their Solicitor (if any) and must be served, or if posted, must be sent by post in sufficient time to reach the above named not later than 4 o’clock in the after­ noon of Friday the 8th day of June


Note: Any person who intends


DEMA1N. — Mrs M. A. Demain and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for all kindness and expressions of sympathy received dur­ ing their sad bereavement; also a special thank you to all members of Royal Forest Lodge No. 401, and all who attended the funeral service. — 80 Chat- bum Rd, Clitheroe.


Fund; also Canon C. F. Goodchild ' for his kind ministrations.—40 Waddow Close. Waddington.


JERVIS. — Mrs Ellen Jervis and family wish to express grateful thanks to everyone


MOORE. — The family of the late Mrs Mary E. Moore sincerely thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their sad bereavement; also the family doctor, district nurse and Rev. A. F. Knowles for their kindness.—8 Langdale Avenue, Clitheroe, and 16 Waddow Green, Low Moor, Clitheroe.


for the kindness shown to them during their time of bereavement. — 43 Mayfield Avenue, Clitheroe.


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BARKER’S Primrose NuisltHl Tel. Ciithcroe 23521


Also Clithcroe


Wreaths & Bou^ | CUT FLOWERS


Church Srow CarH Tel. Ciifheroe 2329#


“God bless you, son, we loved you so."


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STAVELEY. — Mr and Mrs Kenneth Staveley and family are very grateful for the letters and cards of condolence and beautiful flowers received in their time of sorrow. Please accept this brief expression of heartfelt thanks. — 5


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