SLUG PELLETS LOOSE 1 5 p per lb.


DAWSONS THE IRONMONGERS


28, 30 PARSON' LANE, CLTTHEROE — Tel. 23882 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale


M o t h e r s A I .L & f o r r e s t '“g ’xv v ’ '


\ 1y : ‘Auctioneers,'Valuers and Estate Agents


| L . ' BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE . ’$>- • ' . Telephpne 22695 (Evening 23755 and 22180)


The Individually Designed DETACHED BUNGALOW


A charming detached country residence with a delightful well planned interior aud large mature gardens to all sides.


THIMBLE I1ALL. NEWBY LANE. REMINGTON.


sspaciou* and most delightfully well appoin­ ted 4 hedroomed semi detached dormer bungalow with full gas fired central heal­ ing.


fi SOMERSET AVENUE, CLITHEROE. 127 CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE.


Public Notices R-W.C.C.


150 CLUB r


Week 50—Number 136 Week 51—Number 111


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


NOTICE OF DISTRICT AUDIT


Ideally situated having the convenience of being within walking distance of Clitheroe


Enjoying the most enviable of positions in this private setting on the edge of the popular village with superb views of the surrounding countryside. Offering: En­ trance vestibule, hall, cloakroom, lounge lull, 6in. x 13ft. 3in. with attractive mixed stone and slate fireplace, dining room 13fi. x 12ft. ffin., well planned kitchen 16ft. 3in. x Oft., rear porch. First floor: 3 good bed­


rooms. 3-piece bathroom. Attached double garage 18ft. ,0in. x 15ft. 8in. Freehold. Rates payable A


fi.-cd central heating is installed throughout ‘85 Per annum. hull oil


Splendid residence iu the most exclusive position, on the outskirts of the town, with additional interest in the gardens opposite.


"RADLEY,5 CIBBLESDALE AVENUE. CUTIIEROE.


centre and all schools. AiVording: Hall. L- shaped lounge and dining area 23ft. 6in. \ 16ft. 6in., fitted kitchen, 2 ground floor bedrooms, 3-piece bathroom. 2 first flour bedrooms. Outside: Detached garage. Hates payable £101. Leasehold. Ground rent £12.50 per annum. There are pleasant gardens to the front and rear.


Impressive 3 hedroomed semi detached family house with delightfully arranged accommodation.


10 BEVERLEY DRIVE. CLITHEROE. .... - S(„ S -v


Ottering 3/4 Hedroomed Accommodation with the unusual feature of a Split-Level Double Garage and Usable Space under the re­ mainder of the property. Panoramic views of the surrounding fells are enjoyed on the westerly side of the premises.


ACCOMMODATION: Vestibule, spacious central hall, cloakroom, lounge J7ft. Ilin. x lift. din. to bay, dining room, D ground floor bedrooms, excellent kitchen with expensively fitted floor and wall units, larder, laundry, rear hall. Upper floor: 3rd bedroom 24ft. x lift. 8in. Full central heating. Double garage 22ft. fiin. x 15ft. lin. Standing for caravan. Formal gardens laid out front, side and rear. Freehold.


Particulars and appointment to view from Ilothcrsalt and Forrest.


The Superior Semi Detached Residence 41 PARK AVENUE, CLITHEROE.


A well built post-war property with open fields In rear, yet with a convenient central situation for all shops and services. The well maintained accommodation offers: Ground floor—Enclosed porch, roomy hall, lounge 18ft. x lift. 10in., intcr-connecting diningroom, kitchen with fitted wall antf floor units, rear porch with 2 stores and w.c. off. Upper floor—3 bedrooms (2 with fitted robes), bath­ room, separate w.c., 6 electric night storage heaters installed. Professionally laid out garden areas front and rear.


Particulars and appointment to view from Ilothcrsall and Forrest. The Terraced Dwellinghouse


115 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE.


On the outskirts of the town in one of Uu* most select residential areas, enjoying a quiet setting. The accommodation offers hall, through lounge with dining area 22fl. x 12ft. 6in., fitted kitchen. First floor: 3 bedrooms, 2-picce bathroom, separate low suite w.c. Attached garage. Rates payable £83.20 per annum. Freehold. Full gas fired central heating is installed throughout and there are good si7.ed gardens which are private and easily maintained.


A compact stone built property with the following accommodation: Ilalhvav, sitting room, living room, scullery, 2 bedrooms und bathroom fitted with 3-piece bathroom suite, cylinder cupboard (immersion heater). Pleasant long garden at rear.


PROPERTY AUCTION Kc Mrs M. Redman Deceased.


HOTMERSALL and FORREST have received instructions to offer for sale by Auction on WEDNESDAY, MAY i»lh. at 3-(l p.m., ON THE rUEMISES and subject to the conditions of sale to be then and there produced.


The Modernised Terraced Cottage


\-mibule. hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining non). superb breakfast kitchen, separate l antry, laundry, bathroom 1. First floor: •; bedrooms, 2nd bathroom, separate low suite w.c. Second floor: 2 further bedrooms, outside: Excellent range of outbuildings including 4 car garage and an ofnee/study;/ Playroom. Full oil fired central heating is installed throughout. Freehold.


C'>mmnnding extensive views and ahord- n . a spacious and well appointed accom- nidation which has recently been moder- n M


>d to a very high standard. Affording:


ESTATE AGENTS rnJRVEYORS


AUCTIONEERS VALUERS


W hittaker & metcalfe (Padiham) ltd


■k VaTE' AGENTS, INSURANCE and FINANCE BROKERS; BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERS


' -15 BURNLEY ROAD, PADIHAM'— Tel. 73836. PORTLAND STREET, ACCRINGTON. Well maintained terraced.


Comprising: Entrance vestibule, hall, sitting room (gas fire), liv­ ing room (gas fire), kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, rear yard with w.c. £1,000 including many extras. Mortgage available.


COG STREET, BURNLEY. Compact terraced in popular district.


Comprising: Entrance vestibule, living room (gas fire), dining kitchen (gas fire), 2 bedrooms, rear yard with w.c. £1,050. Mort-


gage available. SWAINBANK STREET. BURNLEY. 4 roomed house in need of


modernisation. Grant available. £400. BUSINESS PREMISES


OFF WALTON LANE. NELSON. Valuable freehold corner shop


premises. Ideal for fish and chip shop. Centrally heated living accommodation. Comprising: Living room, dining kitchen, 2 bed­ rooms, bath. Rear yard with coal store and storage hut. £3,750.


BUSINESSES LADIES' HAIRDRESSERS. PADIHAM. Long established busi­


ness making excellent profits, well equipped salon (4 dryers), 2 storerooms. Property on low rent. Business £1,000. S.A.V.


SWEETS. TOBACCO, ICE CREAM, PADHTAM. Situated in busy


trading position, well fitted double fronted sales shop with excellent centrally heated living accommodation, comprising: LR, dining/kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3-piece bathroom, rear yard. Property and business £5,250 plus s.a.v.


NEWSAGENTS NEAR BURNLEY. Busy main road position with


good living accommodation. Sales shop, living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, batn. Rear yard. Property and business. £7,500 s.a.v.


TELEPHONE PADIHAM 73836. Accommodation to Let


TO LET. Three bedroomed luxury flat in country hamlet, three miles Ctitheroe. Part central heating. Garage and garden. — For details apply A. W. Watts & Co., 46 New­ gate. Barnard Castle, Co. Durham.


Accommodation Wanted


HOUSE PROUD FAMILY require 2-3 bcdroonied furnished accom modation, July/August/Scptember. References available. — Tel. Hest Bank 2831 or write 11 Shady Lane; Hcst Bank, Lancaster.


Houses Wanted Wanted (or Spcclflo Purchaser*


— 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 era bracing buyers from our centra) Preston and Blackburn offices. All commission negotiated Indivi­ dually. No sale, no fees. Free weekly advertising if required. Free valuation without obligations


J. S. TAYLOR and CO., The Homefinders


8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN


Tel. Blackburn 59270 After Honrs Uoghton 154


noUSK or Bungalow wanted: Clithcroe/Whalley area. Cash available, anything considered. — Ring Clitheroe 4245.


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


FURNISHED HOUSE or Flat re­ quired to rent, Clitheroe area, for 6 months.—Phone Whatley 3588.


NEW SEMI DETACHED HOUSES OF


SUPERIOR QUALITY in course of construction at GRINDLETON VILLAGE, Nr CLITHEROE


The well planned and attractively appointed accommodation with full oil fired central heating, comprises: 3 large bedrooms, bath­ room with coloured suite, separate w.c., entrance hall, lounge 17ft. x 13ft., dining area, spacious well fitted kitchen. Integral garage. Freehold and free from rent charges.


The Most Attractive FREEHOLD TERRACED COTTAGE


7 OLD ROW, BARROW VILLAGE, Near WHALLEY


I'llUv and tastefully modernised and containing 2 bedrooms, 3- piecc bathroom, through lounge 221U x 14ft. 6in., fitted kitchen. Garden at rear. Open rural views.


Miscellaneous Sales CARPETS by


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


ll at competitive prices. A staff of planners and fitters at your service.


CLEANING, ALTERATIONS AND REFITTING A SPECIALITY.


29 WHALLEY ROAD, READ, PADIHAM 71339 No gimmicks. Just honest to goodness trading.


31 CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE 3136 WALTS LTD K Personal Services


aKEBOKsmmamenurHiMKW-w. .-ttem HAVE A BARBECUE


You can now HIRE a picnic barbecut for only £1.30 per day.


BUY for only £7.50 carriage paid.


inquiries welcome PICNIC BARBECUES


la Albion Road, Earby Colne BB8 6TZ


Tel. Earby 2621 or 2396 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 Alkincoats Road, Colne. Tel. 4102.


PICKFOItDS lor local, distance, overseas moves, or storage, one item or a household. — Empire Buildings, Randal Street, Black­ burn. BB1 7LG. Tel. 56236. I 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**


LUTON VAN with driver for hire reasonable rates. — Tel. Clitheroc


23669.


STUBBS, Moving-Storing. — Cedar Street, Blackburn Tel. 57122. Shooting & Fishing


RESPONSIBLE GUN offers fair rent for rough shooting. Anything considered. — Tel. Clithero© 22677.


m THE PROFESSIONALS, s___ J , 1


H O U S E H O L D E R S W E C H A L L E N G E Y O U !


t


T o S i n d a c o m p a n y o f f e r i n g ; . : b e t t e r t e r m s i h a n t h e s e


: F£200repays.at 78p weekly if j"‘. £500repays at.£l.95 weekly ■


; (LESS TAX RELIEF)


■ 24H0URSERVICE-ANYPFS0PERTYC0NSIDERED • LOANS TO TENANTS AVAILABLE


; POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE.FEES -rOR DEDUCTIONS DUKE BAR INSURANCE & 2nd MORTGAGE BROKERS


. 1 - 3 BRIERCLIFFE: ROAD BURNLEY TEL.BURNLEY


DAY 31999-33808 NIGHT 20817-29315


DIAL A BANK LOAN a t an ytim e ring .


. . JOHN CLAYTON & PARTNERS


The National Firm for Bank Loans 43 Stamford New Road, Altrincham, Cheshire


Example Monthly Repayments


LOAN 3 years 5 years 7 years £200 £6.94


£300 £10.40 £7.14 £400 £13.78


£500 £17.36 £11.90


£4.76 £3.86 £5.79


£9.52 £7.72 £9.65


£1000 £34.67 £23.79 £19.30 Burnley 22775


Bank Loans for any purpose. Purchase your car, home improvements# etc., for cash and save


£700repays at £2.81 weekly v | ' £1000repaysat £3.84 weekly ■


NOTE TO ADVERTISERS


i When you have had a satisfactory response to yonr advertisement you


I When you do you will be given “STOP NUMBER.” Please re


I tain that number (write it I down) — it is IMPORTANT should any query arise later.


THANK YOU


I may cancel it hy telephoning Bum ley 22331 before 1-30 p.m. Wednes­ day before the Thursday edition


104 ST PAUL’S ST, LOW MOOR, CLITHEROE


Situate in. a village, close to open countryside and with the bene­ fit of a first class garage, partial central heating and a garden. The accommodation comprises: Vestibule, sitting room, living kitchen, 2 bedrooms. 3-picce bathroom. _ Outside: Laundry with sink, w.c. The whole in excellent condition. Freehold. Curicnt general rate payable £38.


Further particulars from the Auctioneers as above. Vendors* Solicitors: J. W. Hollows and Co., 16/17 Richmond Terrace, Blackburn. Telephone 53811.


THE END TERRACE DWELLINGHOUSE 151 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


A freehold, stone built property comprising: Vestibule, hallway, sitting room, large living room, kitchen with fitted units and s.s.


sink, 3 bedrooms, modern 3-picce bathroom. Long yard/garden to rear. Current general rate payable £38.


Loans


§ YOU GAN AFFORD A LOAN ON TERMS LIKE THESE ft I jections to such accounts be- ft


Advance £


BANK LOANS MIN. LOAN £200— NO MAX. ! £


£


650 . . . . ............. 750 . . . . 1000 . . . . 1500 . . . . 2000 . . . .


300 . . . . 5.67


1.85 3.95 4.54 6.04 9.03


. .. . 17.44 12.13 FREE LIFE ASSURANCE


3 yrs 5 yrs 8 yrs 10 yrs £


3.53 7.01


1.44 1.32 3.06 2.80 3.22


£


4.69 4.28 6.40 8.61


9.42


the District Auditor for the District which includes the above-mentioned Borough has arranged for the Audit for the year ended 31st day of March. 1973, of those Accounts of the Council of the above-named Borough and of their Commit­ tees which are subject by law to audit bv the District Audi­ tor to commence on Tuesday, the 5th day of June, 1973, at 11-0 a.m., at the Treasurer's Office, Church Street, Clith­ eroe. when and where the several officers who are bound to account at such audit are severally required to attend and produce all books and other documents containing deeds, bills, accounts, vouchers and other documents contain­ ing or relating to the accounts then to be audited in the cus­ tody or power of each person respectively. Any ratepayer or owner of property in the borough or other person in­ terested may be present and make any objection to such accounts before the District Auditor. And notice is hereby given


Notice is hereby given that Appreciations


COULTER. — Mr and Mrs H. G. Coulter wish to say "thank you” to the nurses on Ward 4, Blackburn Royal


scholars at Rhydings School, Oswaldtwistle, ladies at Neotechnic Engineering Co., the Rev. J. Hudson and all Lite many friends who sent cards and offered assistance while John -was in hospital. — 5 Princess Avenue, Clitheroe.


Infirmary, staff and B ir th s


BIBBY (nee Co tierin').- Bob and Linda, on 15th, at Bramlcy Meade, a son, Robert Shane. Thank­


April


HAILWOOD inec Jones). — On April 20th. at Bramley Meade, to Shiela and Rod­ ney, a daughter. Alison Mary, a welcome sister for Michael and Justine. Thanking all concerned.


ing all concerned.


MOTHERS ALL. — To David and Dorothy (nee Baldwin), at Havercroft Maternity


To


Advertiser and Times THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1973


MEMORIALS


In slock specially for Clillicroe cemetery rc’uhiin Send for designs and prices or call and inspect


NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS


W. ROCK & CO (MEMORIALS) m MONUMENTAL YARD, BLACKBURN Rom, GREAT HARWOOD -------- Telephone Ssilci


No connection with any other firm or indie'dual Engagements


BATES — WRIGI.EY. — Mr . and Mrs F. Wrigley. of 52 Pimlico Road, Clithcroe, wish to announce the en­ gagement of their only daughter, Christine,


Stephen, son of Mr and Mrs J Bates, of 49 Slanden Road, Clitheroe. Congratu­ lations. — From both families. HUTTON — BUTLER. — Mi­ ami Mrs W. Butler, of The Black Bull Hotel, Riming- ton. have pleasure in announcing the engage­ ment of their only daugh­ ter, Lesley, to Mark, only son of Mr and Mrs A. L. Hutton. Audley House. Barrow, near Whallcy. Congratulations. — From both families.


to


LYNE. - Th the late M,., Jane, Ai:c, ^ smccreiy thank all friends and


Ac k n owl e d gme n t s c-1 i-h,i


and Mrs Eraysh,*° ^ Dewhurst. iatn«iv f and nurses: also


m


THEO WILSON and SC 4 3nd 7 York Sf, Clilhcroe.


John's Churrh' °L ; Green. Hear: ee God bless " '|-j


Queen's Park HoV-v'1;' Ward, the c'ev',v ”ai-t


ROTIHVEU___ry '. of the late June ,.\nn n":


hours for hi.-.’ *."'.3 sympathy.


West View, Guhcrc/n " :


well wish to thank ait A' fives, mends and .,' ■


ROBERTS. — To Iris and Trebor, on April 17th, at Queen's Park, a daughter. Melanie Jean, sister for Linsey Jane. Thanks to all concerned.


MARSDEN (nee Ball). — To Alan and Sue. on April 25th. 1973, at Queen's Park, a son, David Kenneth, Thanks to all concerned.


Coming of Age


that the Accounts of the said Council and of their Commit­ tee or Committees and of the Officers thereof duly made up and balanced together with all books, deeds, bills, accounts, vouchers and other documents relating thereto will be de­ posited at the Office of the Borough Treasurer, Church Street in Clitheroe, and will be available during office hours for inspection by all per­ sons interested for seven clear days immediately before the


audit.


DATED this 26th day ol April, 1973.


Chief Executive Officer.


JOHN COWDALL, Town Clerk and


Clithcroe C., B. and T. 200 CLUB


WEEK 50—NUMBER 55 WEEK 51—NUMBER 105


BOWLAND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


the District Auditor of the Dis­ trict comprising the above named Rural Council has appointed the Audit of the


Notice is hereby given that


- and where any local govern- ft ment elector of the District * I mav be present or be repre­ sented and may make any ob-


2 fore the District Auditor. § | And notice is hereby further


Accounts for the year ended March 31st, 1973. of the above named Council, and of their officers, and of any Committee appointed by the Council whose accounts are subject to audit as part of the accounts of the Council, to commence on Thursday the 21st June, 1973, at 11 o’clock in the fore­ noon at the Council Offices. 32 Pimlico Road. Clitheroe, when


LAMBERT. — Congratula­ tions and best wishes, Lorraine, on your 18th, birthday, April 24th, 1973. Lots of love. — Mum, sisters Sharon, Beverley and Tracey, nanna and grandad.


t> „ „„ „„„„ c


Home, Bolton, a son, John TAYLOR — CURRAN. — Mr Adrian Charles, a brother for Nancv Olivia.


MeLEOD — BJXKS. — The engagement is announced between Stuart, only son of Mr and Mrs J. McLeod, and Pauline, only daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Binks, both of Henthorn Road, Clith- croe. Love and congratula­ tions—From both families.


and Mrs J. H. Taylor. 24 Waddington Road. Clith­ eroe, are happy to announce the engagement of their son, John, to Anne, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs P. A. Curran, "Avondale.” 15 Central Promenade, New­ castle. County Down, Northern Ireland.


Deaths


SIIERLIKER.^ — Congratula-1 rqBINSON. — On April 18th, .


DICKINSON. — On April 18th, in hospital, Edwin, aged 64 years, the dearly loved husband of Emily May Dickinson, of 2 Park View, Gisburn, near Clith- croe. Service, and interment took place at St Mary's Church, Gisburn, on Friday last, — T. E. Robinson, Bolton-bv-Bowland. Tel. 213.


WATERHOUSE (Ingrid). — Congratulations, Ingrid, on your 21st birthday. With hcst wishes for a very happy day. — Love, nutm, dad, Glyn, Judith, granny


tions, Brenda, on your 21st birthday, April 28th.—Love, mum, dad and family.


and Margaret. Businesses for Sale


BLACKPOOL AND DISTRICT. “Live by the Seaside.” For 35 years we have specialised In the sale of Retail Businesses, Hotels, Guest Houses and Holiday Flats. Lists sent without obligation.—J Kay, Son Ss Partners, FSVA, 145-149 Church Street, BlackpooL Tel. 26669.


IF YOU WISH to dispose of your business.


■Businesses Wanted 73836 Home Services


WASHING MACHINE) REPAIRS


Don’t Waste Money On A New Machine


Wc repair all makes of washing j machines including automatics, 1 quickly, expertly and at reasonable rates.


Tel. PEEL ENGINEERING


CO., Rear of 71 Leeds Rd. Nelson.


Telephone 62117 np to 9-0 p.m. B B n m n m n m m B s m telephone Padihara in hospital, and forti­


CENTRAL HEATING from £190. Basic systems installed, add to it later. Keen prices on large i a'it r u h t t c p


§ ind the above weekly repayments are even more impres- § Offices. 32 Pimlico Road, Clith- <e


p' , , ft ments relating thereto will be °'01 ^deposited at the Council


than 1I.P. If you are buying or own your borne, see bom easy it j before trie AUCiit 3Dd JHVy SUCn is to secure a confidential bank loan through 1. and B. Clear off £


Cash may he used for any purposes a new eur> caravans home improvements, holidays, double glazing, etc., etc. Much cheaper £


K ibiigation. ^


uearest telephone, our representative can call anytime. No l ftprn th e deposited accounts 2 | w ith ou t payment.


5xisting loans and II.P. and pay back to one source at rates which >9 make CODies Of Or you can afford. For full details we are only as far as yonr ^


lust another one of an ther the excellent services se vices offered by-v— §


S n g J m n t & P u l c o c k Estate Agents, Banking Agents, Insurance and Mortgage Brokers PROPERTY HOUSE, 34 ALBERT ROAD, COLNE, LANCS.


Telephone COLNE 4228 (2 lines). STD Code 028-24. OFFICE OPEN Monday to Thursday IM


9-0 a.m. to 6-0 p.ra., Saturday 9-0 a.m, to 12 Noon. APPOINTMENTS MAY BE MADE AFTER OFFICE HOURS > a.ra, to 5-0 p.m., Friday


§ § s


§


extracts a^Aunfe


Dated this 26th dav of April, 1973.


Clerk to the Council, L. D. TELFORD,


CHATBURN F.C. Week 29—Number 5 FINAL WEEK:


1, 40—2. 73—3, 52.


2 1 seven cl Iear days immediately 1


given that the accounts of the Rural District Council and of their Officers and Committees duly made up and balanced to­ gether with all rate books, account books, deeds, con- _ tracts and accounts and docu-


sive after tax relict. To protect your family, we give ft e^?e' will be open during FREE LIFE ASSURANCE


S office; hours to the inspection ft of all persons interested, for


REUPHOLSTERY. Wc rc-covcr your | treasured 3-piece suites, as new. Chairs. Over 100 patterns. Free estimates. Distance no object. — | Write or phone, Henley, 50 Zion Street, off Padiham Road, Burn­ ley Tel. 27188.


5SJS.-, « a„ « « a «« ennh person sn a i l be a t liberty to


FREE Kitcnen Planning and fitting I service. Wrigbton, Elizabeth Ann, 1 Nu-Lyne, Pacemaker, ou display. Hygena and other makes to order. —Mayfair, 140/142 St James's j Street. Tel 32535.


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring | your sewing machine repairs to 1 The Walter Thomason Sewing , Centre, 72-74-76 Scotland Road, | Nelson.


PIANOS Tuned and Repaired. — Write or phone Sharp Huntley I Lawn, Samlesbury, Mellor 2787 or Blackburn 57730


Premier Gas, 155 St James's St, Burnley. Tel. 20061,


D.nm ni> fine ICC Cf lomnc’c Cl I


FOR CARPET and Upholstery Cleaning consult F. J. Wilcock, Tile Cleaning Centre, Nelson. Tel 62049.


LEADED WINDOWS. Best silver I lead, fully guaranteed, distance no object. — For free estimate, call j or write, Supreme Lead Co., 21 Ivory Street. Burnley. Tel 208431 or 22933.


ROBINSON. — On Saturday, April 21st. in hospital. Heber, aged 83 years, late of Ivy Cottage. Grindleton. Cortege will leave 86 Chat- bum Road. Clitheroe, to­ day (Thursday), April 26th, at 2-15 p.m.. for service and interment at St Ambrose Church, Grindleton. at 2-30 p.m. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu of flowers may be given to R. and D. Nelson for Black- bum Heart Machine Fund. Friends please accept this tlie only intimation. — Inq. R. and D. Nelson. Wadding­ ton. Tel. Clitheroe 23172. TOWNSEND. — On April 18th, 1973, in hospital. Vivienne, aged 23 years, the dearly loved wife of Terence Townsend, and dear mother of Lee. Craig, of 134 Burnley Road, Harle Syke. Service and inter­ ment took place at St James’ Parish Church, Briercliffe. on April 25th. — Inquiries Bennett (R. Park- ington), Clitheroc. Tel. 22582.


fied with the Last Rites of the Holy Church. Albert, aged 54 years, at 25 Curzon Street, Clitheroe, the dearly loved brother of William. Robert, John. Nellie and Kathleen. Requiem Mass in SS Michael and John's Church on Wednesday. April 25th, preceded inter­ ment at Clitheroe Ceme­ tery. R.I.P. Inquiries Tom­ linson's Funeral Service. Rockdale, Clitheroe. Tel. 22345.


installations. Oil or gas. — Ring | >VA I kK i iU lJb b . — Utl Api 11 evenings, Howard, Blackburn 49197.


or> Anvil


21st. 1973, in hospital, Annie, aged 75 years, the dearly loved wife of the late William Waterhouse, of 32 Taylor Street, Clitheroe. Interment was in St Joseph's Cemetery. Clith­ eroe, on Wednesday. April 25th. — Calverley Limited, Clitheroe. Tel. 23297/22017.


In Memoriam


HINDLE. — In loving mem­ ory of a dear husband, Keith, who passed away April 29th, 1972. We think of you in silence. And make no outward show. But what it meant to lose you,


SMALLEY. — \ and Rut it m: all relative,, neighbours fur


understanding a; :t,.. ‘~ time. — Head (J- ' " Chaitrlev.


in’ M;


T. Sms" ’a&


of condolence .tad iiV,.1.?':2 flowers received ;n''‘.:.r


time of sorrow; a','o -Ar fttl thanks to tin, doctor, district, nra,


WAII RIIOI si _ lh,


the Rev. N. Haddock their help and kinctne«" Woodlands. Cro:v rd Brow. Chatham


of the late Annin \\v house wish to thank'"-


relatives, friends and nr-' hours for kind of sympathy and ffe received during their reo time of sorrow; also e family doctor and e district nurses for tjjl kind attention. _ 32 i a.l


Street, Clitheroe.


W XG W (R. CHEW)


M. LA SIIA and Sons Ltd


FUNERALS COMPLBIHV FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGE)


CHAPEL OF REST OS THE PREMISES


PER SONAL SERVICE


TeL Wliallcv 3243 (day « night)


King Street Whallcy


G.


& Sons Ltd Fu n e ra l Director


Member of the Nalioral Association of Funeral Directors


CUATBURN U0AD CLITHEROE


CHAPEL OF REST Enquiries:


Tel. Clitheroc 3237 dal ] 2017 night


For craftsmanship in graniitl marble, green slate and sltal etc.


I


THOS. ROCKl (ROCK and ALTVl


Monumental Masonil


7b MARKET PLAC(| CLITHEROE Telephone 24277 And at


Broomfield Place Witton, Blackburn


FECITT BR0S|


Craftsmen in Marble, Gbm| and Slone


Whallcv New Road Tel. Blackburn ol46o


CEMETERY GAlEh


FOR ALL your Gas Central Heating I requirements contact the experts.— jiiNDLE. — In loving mem-


No one will ever know. — From his loving wife Margaret. and children Kevin. Elaine and Tony. 424 Green Brook Drive Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.


FLAG FLOORS asphalted.—Ring James Bolton and Son (Asphaltcrs)


Ltd TeL Blackburn 59453, evenings | HINDLE. — In loving mem­ 55342


ory of our dear son, Keith who died April 29th, 1972. Not just today but every­ day remembered. — From mum and dad. 22 Long worth Road, Billington.


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ory of a dear brother-in- law. Keith, died April 29th, 1972.


SAUL. — In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother. Maria, who died May 2nd. 1972. Not just today, but every day remembered. — From Ben, Benny and Shirley, Ian and Martin.


One year has passed since that sad day. Remembered always. — From Colin, Barbara and family.


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THOMPSON. — In memory of a loving wife and mother. Irene Florence, died April 23rd, 1972. Time is swiftly passing by. But love and memories never die.


WINTERUOTTOM. — Trea­ sured memories of a dear son. Robert, died April 27th, aged 15 years. Just when his hopes were brightest.


—From the family, Michael and David.


In the midst of his happiest days.


The future he planned was shortened.


By God's mysterious ways. If memories bring us nearer, We are never far apart. — From mum, dad, Linda and Garry.


Acknowledgments


DICKINSON. — Mrs Edwin Dickinson sincerely thanks all relatives, neighbours and her husband’s many friends from Gisburn and district for sympathy and beautiful flowers received during iter sudden bereavement; also the Gisburn Park Estate, the family doctor, the doctor and staff of the In­ tensive Care Unit and Ward 3 of Burnley General Hospi­ tal; also the Rev. Conn for all their kindness. — 2 Park' View', Gisburn, near Clith­ eroe.


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