2Sth, 1073 RUEEN jean


VFOOTSTEP ts l/HEN,


lar |H-o,pes the •; Slard'C"':


[lelcalf, of Mosstho ' ^ ‘*Q2e.


12-year--oldold -y t


■•m. Dunsop Bnri'“ •nmpc fl-»-


Icwlon and Dun.^p"'BrJIf' l a y queen, she ha f


■ivantage of being able - I k her Older sister i'" |m e useful advice ler sister, now Mrs <


5h»'-


I 'U le .22), of Barro.®" l a y queen 11 years ago


I;eons to come from ih! lime family, but m tb


li.'c the family lived I'f


lewton when their cldr. lauehtcr was chosen ”


I The queens are cho«, l-om the three vilhves , ]-iernative years.


i -an, daughter of Mr


Irs ,Jame.s W. Metcalf, an3 Iv.ingcst of a family of iZ Iris and two bows


’


lliiou. of NevTon. .\n attendant when ah.


l:pil at Riversmead CoumJ l;c-o>Kiaiw- School, shc w 11 h taking over from th, l-nring queen, Mi.ss ,janl


Ia.s younger, Jean will 'ol


l-owned during fe.stivitics at JaKlburn, on -Monday Ma^


[For the first time tbii I'.-ir children from tin


im.^p Bridge RC School liil take part-.


^ prize


:es on look


Ho.spital underwent « in.stead of th e formal


iT.sentation.s took placs luiret, su p p e r beforehand


|•i/■.cg^ving were left to ths lijcicnt and pupil niinseii lio decided that they w-oiild lUier have something more [iormal — their choice


ne arrangements for th»


|"oving to be a great (•(.'O.S.S.


J.MC wa.s .Mr Pa.iil Kilbiim |lio introduced Mr J. Ward. Tincivia.l tutor, to give his linual reixirt.


].Mr Ward .said that the ly di.sapixiintmem, over c p.a.st 12 months Iwd


lake the workload .sorne- liat, c.i.sier. the ho.spiUI li.-i reduced the number of Mienhs by about 100.


|on the lack of rccniiti the nursing .staff. To


lid with improvements ;a Jc tuioral staff more atten-


I’ln -will be paid to the joo recruiting trainee nurses,


lid .Mr Ward. .S.\TISr.\CTION


10 pre.sented the prizes ■id certificates.


I.Siifcial guest for the even- |c wa.s Lad.y Mary Hesketh.


I-*dT


T;;iketh. of Meols Hall. J'UthiMrt, is the divisional Iperimendent of the Lanca- lire St John Ambulance.


I.Siie praised the work ling done at Calderstoncs


|cl said that even though was prizegiving day. no


Jver cup would be of a.s Inch satisfaction to the lirsing staff as the help Icy brought to the patients.


Imi.ss Brenda Goodbier le.sented a bouquet i>


Iwers to Lady Hesketh. Iio was thanked by Phiii liourn.


|i Bernard Ambler; adult w " Iciv. Don.ald Robertson a"’


Individual prizewinners li.’ l Niir.-ic. 1973. Kathryn Pat'- Id


.stud.v. Anne ‘5“


. clica.| nursing: Nursing “ir - |n—Bernard Ambler. n. David Wh.lllc.v.


irlifv. Walter Dimes. Albcr ■■ward and Elizabeth Carr,


I bier, Philip Gent, A rdon e n c k and Jamce^Ca^^-^


■liemher. 1972. Edith ,Har‘>«j


[tiMa ii.sts—.luno. rue! I,


and Caitn hryncin. 19 *-•


niVitol - -


lo b e r . 1972. Sandra In in rv , 1973. Tom Stirzabc Ip ecial prizes: Eipeiienec i •


l i rt Sayward; commu^ . ■ nda Goodbior ano I r le .v ; .senior Nursing I'.C. A'bcrt Sayward. ■ rs(* practical nursing ■ision, Norman


l.^tisLered nurses •b rect M l


| . ,e s


f-ricy, Richiitu David .■ley, aonu


Registeacred lard


li Lon


la.s Gill. Nathlcen ^^.yiand Imond


n, George G.ar ocn inioch.


I__1___ IJr7aker,


Itlarooa. May SUrkie- I ward. Marie Stirzaker.


r re n . David Michael


■idra' WUkin.son. InroUcd nurses—Edil-n l-tlcv. Marion Birt^^eii.


Ich e l i Foulds. Ant.honV ... eiivi Vinltg. ww.-- mnning rilvi.MOn - - [z.ibeth Carr. . > Seek revenge


^'•F: scjuson ends for Clitb- FC over the nex't Five


’Id Prcscut. The Kirkliy game has been


"Otijhl forward a day to


|'>niorrow night. At Shaw- j'e in Scptemlicr Clitli-


"»e beat them 2-1. rrcscol on b.v the only goal at


'™n'hridge last month, and Clilhcroc will be out for


revenge victory on Mondav Jht at Ho|>o Street.


School’s


„^iicd and


n u rsv=- -^ ^„ F


wlow. Cathiyne Edd'*®teonanl •cn Duckworth. John ^ „ a r d


Diviio.


^eiu DiVite


ci-rVie Albert ^


0," Forsythe Cup at attempt. Twice


footijallers have


^Wously ^ their victims, fi«m


S ‘>10 final, but this v t


C j h


eliminated boys


from and


i.'s with games at Kirkby


[The next 12 months wouM |-tmnbly be producing qtiiw few changes in such I me.- as nur.se traininj


a is unusual for two Ma,


I FOLLOWS IN SISTER’S


TABLE TENNIS


0blesdale Junior Leaqiie


Srtllr ’ind 3igpnT .,„■■ .pvrn wick.-l.= to WMlley-s allaek lacked *?L-'


nn-1 after ninfinig 44 ^ St'Ulo easily


Gor. •Cl ;


1 tj nr.-.rr 0. D. Hicem- ..o-'o-i: F. t-Niras 7. total


‘"o ‘\v


pa.'-ra-or.h .L N. L.


12. R. Cuth-


Miikt •A'.:


. '.-.r'K


■ ,-, (in R. RlscIov IP. Cook 44


tf-r \V Kntwistle


II rt v - . H’F tSOn 6 — 1 — 3 --2 23—2,


:... 23-0-O-'"


lever Clithpnn* •fan > ’• ■■'7 :n


'■-'-vt, '0 'onu- ‘


■; ea'.m tlF'' .■..■e:(y> c.itn-


to Jrore ........... hour.'.


•\-.ra five ovens, inn 14 runs


' ’ ■ I'.ii B.". of fke bowler.- 0-iham Monks (two for 52)


'-I'lolin Boden .'■’ 'd '" r o6l. ‘ parr n.irw-n IS2 (or 5 -v t-nr .1 Boden i2—0—56—2. 5 -0 -2 '3 -1 . R. Birch


■.m;-0. G. Monk S -0—52--2.


■'tlilbtrnr. E, Barker 5, J. Bhlir- t-;n 0 J Craliiree 2.1. J. Hind- ^■'n. u b Greenup not out 40. f'iodeii 31, wtra- 8, total 143


p: 3 KiWr,dalr W. -Ind 109 for 6, Baifoden IBS for 3 dee.


r.,M'mlro: 168 tor 3 dec. (D.


T.*,,-worth 661 RibtiP-dale -tnii; A. Parker ol,


; Hu'rli.hs 0, A. Steel 6. M. ---.iBe 30, N. Corlev 5, J. Parr r-"'\i Eiublev -J, N. Moreton 0, to:.il .6 wkts.l 109.


S-'oMe.sdale ■oowlinr; M. Emblcy l-5-i, D Walton 1—13.


A-onvfi' voum: players. .id -.uU. -a total o( 40 ' ' lo-.iewu.r iiy Hindmoor • Be(i'-r. .311 and S. Crab-


-ood bat-tm? by 1 e 17-0. O. D..ven-


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers have completed the Ribbles- dale Table Tennis Associa­ tion double, adding the league cup handicap cliam- pionship to the league title. Cakler-stones are runner.s-


np despite winning every game. In Pendlc Mill Bts 3-6 home defeat by Calder- stones, S. Valovin won three games for the losers. D. Wynne, H. Blackburn and


G. Roberts each won two for Calderstones. R w e e A subsequently


needed to beat Pendle Mill A 6-3. They did, but all depended on the last game. Club captain N. Morton won all his three games, helped by T. Hall (two) and P. Baines. Pcndle Mill'.s win­ ners were D. Mackenzie (two) and K. Swales.


7-2 home win over Brock- hall A. P. Whittaker won his three games and B. Jonas and L. Whittaker eacii won two. Eor Brockhall, D. T)-ottcr won Uvo. Club captai))s are asked


Chatbum scored a decisive


to arrange these matches to complete t h e schedule; Brockliall A v Pendlc Mill B, Pendle Mill A v Chatburn. Pendle Mill A v Pendle Mill B. They are al.so asked to return unsold tickets, plus money, for the dinner dance on May 4th, to Tony Hall, 18 Pimlico Road.


RWee A ................... B Caldcrstoncs .............. 6


Chatbum St Paul’s .. 6 Pondlo Mill A ............ 4 ChAtbum .................... 5 Pendlc Mill B .......... 4 Brockhall A ................ 5


P W L P 5 1 .39


6 0 38 4 2 .31 1 3 19 2 3 17 0 4 12 0 5 6


T H E annual challenge n)atch between Clitheroe PC and Ure local Amaiteur League, for the Law-renson Trophy, -will this year be on May 6th a t s'hawbridge. Previously, each side has won the tiophy once.


Pistol club


seeks m emb ers GLITHEROF. Pi.Mol and Kile Club Il.TA a new chair­ man ill Mr L. Meggi.'on. who Kcceeded Mr Gordon Heap i: a gener.il meeting of the


the diib’.s annual dinner a t •lie New Inn, during which M


c: inlerc.st in the club’.s !,ri.:vitic.s it wa.8 decided W iiitrodiicc air rifle sfiootiiig f.nd. as a fund-raising effort, to hold a social evening at tiic New Inn on May 30th. Some ,t0 people attended


chb. Wilh the intent of widen-


r.t Bertha. Smith, .sccre-


tan, presented awards to M' Meggifon. Mr P. Brigg.s ind Mr K. V.irey. The club will welcome


Hoii.se, York’ Street, Ciithcroe. Phone 2223G.


HOMING


CLITHEROE H o 111 i n g txifty'.s fir.st race of the .'5,15011 wa,s from Andley.


The bird.s were li'ieratcd in


!. ivesi-north-west wind, and f.t5t to cover the 56 mile.s. hone hour 21 minule.s, came tom Htiri-y Lofthouse's loft. Sttond was :i bird belonging to John and David Parker. It arrived at Hie .same time


ts the winner but would not trap. ■dan Parker was third,


Hirn- Loltliou.se fourth and Bob Lavin flfth.


Next week's race i.s from


’enkridge (80 miles), and wyono is welcome to the


^awbridge headquarters on fr.day night to see the birds xsketed for the race.


r.'x members and anyone Ir.ierested ran get details .'irsn llie social orgaiii.?er. M


r.s M.ary Bridge, Wind.sor


Pets Corner PUPPIES CtALORE


Super litter Standard PoodIr.s. Two C litlors Iri.sh Settcr.s. Al.so .Scotties,


(wiro .smooth), Alsatians, Pokes, Airedales, Coruies. Cairns. Afghans, Bassetts, Dachshunds. Seen any­ time. Sent anywhere. Cheques not accepted.


avalier Kinc Charles Fox Torrier.s


Dislcy Farm, Moss Lane, Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley


TOM SCHOFIELD Weekly advertiser 35 years


ALKIN’COATS Boarding Kennels for cats and dogs. — Alkincoats Park, Colne. Tel. Colne 4338, The kennels you can tru.st SlIIHEBURN Boarding Kennels, dogs an<l cats. Collection and delivery service, — Tcl. Clithcroc 23846.


DHAKESIiEAD Healed Boarding Ketinels atid Cattery. Ccdlection/ delivery.—Tel Burulcy 21037.


DOG TRAINING. E.xpcrt Lrajnmg. Obedience or gun dog.—Drakes* head Kennels- Tel Burnley 21037


MINXF.D DOG MEAT. lOp per lb. delivered. — For details ring Pacli* ham 74U7.


HEELER PUPS for sale. — Tel. Chatbiim 253.


Hi-Fi and Music


WOODS (Pianos and Organs) Ltd. Your friendly mu.sic ceutre right in the heart of Burnley centre. For pianos, new and rceonditioned. Fabulous range of home, church and club organs, guitars, re­ tcorders, etc., etc. Jf it’s not here


hen you can be sure it’s on its f way here. See for yourself, call


IF yOD CAN PLAY IT — then Pollards can .sell it. Visit the


Burnley, or call Mr Clarke on 33709.


bligation at la-lb Manchester Rd, oor free demonstration without


GARRARD 3000 Autochango Record Deck, fitted Sonolone. OTA HC Stereo Cartridge, excellent condi­ tion. hardly ever used, £10. — 1 Grafton Street, CJitheroc._______


home of better music for new and second-hand pianos, electronic organs, etc., to mention but a few of the various musical instru­ ments we have in stock. HP terms, demonstrations. Call today and with talk about your musical problems


the specialists. — Pollard’s, Gardening


TREES. Shrubs, Ro.ses, Conifers, Hedging 'rrecs and Shrubs. Heathers, Hcrbacious and Rockery Plants. Pansies, Sweet Peas. Seeds and Flowers.—W. Johnson. .Springwood Nurseries. Springwood Road (off Higher Brunshaw Road), Burnley. Tel. 25316.


CONTALVER GROWN roses, trees and shrubs. A thousand Lcylandii. — Vincent’s, the Growers, Deer- park Nurseries, Towneley Holmes, Burnley. Tel. 24162.


Tenders


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE TENDERS


RENEWAL OF RAIN WATER PIPES AND CUTTERS


n Tenders are invited for the re­ gewal of rain water pipes and Futters to &4 Council dwellings.


work required can be obtained irom Uie Housing Manager, York Street, Clitheroc, on a deposit of £2.50 which will be returned on receipt of a bona fide lender.


orm of tender and specification of


lope endorsed “Renewal of Rain r Water Pipes and Gutters’’ should


tender.


Tlie Castle, CLITHEROE.


JOHN COWDALL, Town Clerk.


Tenders in a plain, scaled enve­ peach nie not later than the first


lves to accept the lowest or any


Gardening TURP


TOP QUAUTY LAWN TURF cultivated and wood treated by Midland lurl farms.


L.A.VDSC.VPES LTD Oram Slrcul, Bury Tel. 061-764-1.164


G. W. OPMSTON


Reclaimed Timber at lowest prices, delivered.


SPARS. BOARD.S, JOISTS A.\D SLATES.


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


801 Buniley Road. Coniholinc, Todniordcn


TEL. TOD.MOHDEN 4171 J. R. BINDING


a large scloclion of trees shrubs and rose.s for your gardf'u. Sutton seeds, Unwins spring bulbs and dahlia ttibcr.s Eden Aluminium Greenhouse on permanent display


WE HAVE


OR Accrington/Whallov Road (A680) T near Great Harwftod


READ GARDEN CENTRE cl. Groat Hanvoori 884-215


Miscellaneous Sales DIAL A


FREEZER


MEAT ORDER BURNLEY


22603 Day — 31419 Evening' SIRLOINS with


UNDERCUT 38p lb. Cut. Packed and Labelled


.alb. Pork Chops ............ -top Ib. nibill). Lamb Chops, fry or grill 8»d lb. o . Frying Steak, rump ,i.*m lb


lb. Lean Minced Steak JWp Ibi


BONELESS TOPSIDES 50p Ib.


Cut, Packed and Labelled


33 HEBREW ROAD, BURNLEY. Price Lisl On Request.


Miscellaneous Sales HEATONS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE


FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS IN FURNITURE, CARPETS AND FLOORCOVERlNGS


2(1% CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNT OFF ALL FURNTTUKE.


THREE-PIECE SUITI-7S—Over DINING ROOM FUR.N'riTIRE—


Lcatiicr, Dralon Studio Couches, Swivel Rockers. Various colours and dc.signs with prices to suit all pockets.


in stock including Simulated


nEDR003f SUITES/FIT.MENTS—By l.eading Manufacturers. Choice Selection of Wardrobes. Dressing I'ahlcs. t'hcsts of


Dining Room Furniture, .’>0 Sidchoards In .slock, choice of oval, drop-leaf and circular tables plus stand chairs to match. All sold separately or as complete sets.


SCItREIBEU KITCIIE.V I‘’URN1TURE—Assemble yourself at home. Full range in stock.


Drawers, etc. All sold separately or as complete sets.


Wide range of Occasional Furniture, Large selection of Carpets and Floorcovcrings.


Walk round our showrooms in leisure without pressure. HEA T ON S


Romany Buildings, Scotland Road, Nelson. TELEPHONE 62:ui7.


Open Monday to Saturday 9-0 a.m. to 6-0 p.m. Half Day Closing Tuesday.


PREMIER FOR CAS FIRES and THINGS


We can supply all your gas requirements i.e. Cookers, Fires, Circulators and Central Heating Systems, etc.


(tUICKLV, EFFICIENTLY and AT REASONABLE PRICES.


All installations arc carried out by qiialiricd litters. Wnrkmansliin and nialrrials .are of ihe finest quality and guaranteed 12 month.s. HP terms ^available on low deposits. Why wait any longer, now i.s the time to order. Treat yourself to .some Ga.s with Cla.ss.


PREMIER GAS


155 ST JAMES’S ST, BURNLEY— Telephone 29061. Open 10-0 a.m. fo 5-0 p.m. Daily


Closed Tuesdays and 1-0 fo 2-0 Daily for Lunch PRICES FROZEN SHOP REFRIGERATED DISPLAYS


HOUSEHOLD FREEZERS and REFRIGERATORS


PETER TODD & SON FREE 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE


SELECTION UNLLMITEU. PRICES UNLIMITED FREE DELIVERY


waI jLp a p e r a n d p a in t For the best selection In town.


BLACKBURN. Tel 51190. NEWS FLASH


29 PENNY STREET (opposite the Odcon)


II/VIIRY WILBY


Donnelly’s, of .51 P'lirthergate (on the Accrington Road) ha.s reopened and ho noed.s full house.s, pan hou.scs or odd item.s.


bigge.st price.s guaranteed.


TEL. BLACKBURN 620.30 Day or Night


AUT03IATIC WASIIERvS, the best di.splay and the lowest cash and carry prices in town. Makes in- elude Hoover, Philips, Servi.s, Philco, Hotpoint and Indcsit. All at Cash and Carry, 224 Padiham Road, Burnley, Tel. 20961. Also 77 Danven Street. Blackburn. Tci. 670610.


THINK (.:AREFULI.V before rent­ ing a TV.


rEKINGISSK. Jack Russell and ■N'orkic Puppies. Will deliver. — Hancock, .Rossendale 4690.


ARCIHTECTURAL MATERIALS. — J‘'ireplacc part.s, hear(h.s, shelves, walling .stone*, tiles, house signs, etc. Also (ine arMclos in slate. —i,.ake Di.stnct Green Slate Ck).» Fence Gate, Fence, near Burnley. Tt*l. Ncl.son 66952.


THREE-PIECE SUITE, brown simulated leather, li.st £163.30 in­ cluding V.\T, cash i:i34.20 includ­ ing V.\T. Many more cash and carry bargains. Free deJivory.—H. Kainc and D. Raw.son, 79 Lower gate, Clilheroe. Tel. 23444.


BABY’S High/l.x)w Chair, bargain i V.AT included price, £.5.50, Other 9.65, VAT included.—Fitzpatrick’s,


WiiodeLs at £6.33 and £8.53. Bavy £ ood Chair, six-ln-one bargain,


IF YOD WANT SERVICE before and after sales, come to A. E. Hargreaves for your Washers, t Cleaners, Hcalcr.s and all domes­


150 St James's Street, Burnley. Tcl. 23096.


COSGROVE of Rimington, slock suits made by Sumrie, Skopes, Tiger, Pelegrini and Lambournc, sizes 34 to 48 and m ladies* wear by Wolsoy Lombardi. Ladies* Pride, Triconi and Munrospun. Open every da.v 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tel. Gisburn 371 or 509.


j.,ic electrical appliances. — Moor Teane and Woone Lane, Clithcroc.


l. 2683.


TV, from 40p weekly (no deposit), —Moore Lane, and Woone Lane, Clithoroe. 'rd- 2(>83.


friendly .‘iorviec call on A. E. Hargreaves for .your new or used


If you u-ant fa.st .Modern or old. The


All On Display At Our Works. ACME REFRIGERATION


Many Second Hand Cabinets Available


For service and advice. Pattern books loaned out. You cannot do better than visit:


School Buildings. Lambeth St, Blackburn. TcI. 52999/54803.


LATE NIGHT FRIDAY TILL 8-0. Open All Day Saturday.


Trade Enquiries Welcomed.


WASHING MACHINE SALES


WHY P.4Y NEW PRICKS?


Wc have A good selection of Rccondilioncd Automatics, Twin Tubs, Vacuum Cleaners, etc., at Reasonable Prices. All fully guaranteed and resprayed to look like new machines. Only at


Peel Engineering Co., 8ri LEEDS ROAD, NELSON. Telephone 62117 up to D-O p.m.


Jur two showToama carrv kn extensive range oi Whitewood Furniture. Select yours now from


WHITEAVOOD FURNITURE Stockists ot Lidcn


20% DISCOUNT OFF


105 PADUTAM ROAD. BURNLEY Telcpbouo 28-150


THE STLVKK KEY


CALLING ALL SHOPKEEPERS AND DAIRYMEN


eggs slraigbt from our owti farm. M. STOCKS, Highgalc Farm,


Weekly flrjIivcrieH of fresh farm


Hcplonslall, Hcbdcn Bridge. Tcl. lIcbdcD Bridge ■


-’68).


CURT.VINING: Choo.se from our wide range. Cottons, brocades, velvets, cte. I>ow prices and our first-class mnking-up service ensure your complete satisfaction. —14 Clayton Street, NeLson; Westmoreland Street Warehouse (oiT Lomc.shayc Road), Nelson. Tel. 66211: 180 Colne Hoad, Burnley. Tcl. 3L106.


20% CASH DISCOUNT olT cata­ logue prices of three-piece suites, bedroom and dining room .suites. Most leading makes supplied. Free delivery. Also stockists of quality divans, mattresses and bedding, etc. — Teale’s Furnisliers, 270/272 Colne Road, Burnley. Tel. 23SoG.


COLOUR TELEVISION. For your new colour or black/whilc TV take advantage of our rental .sendee or buy at our cash discount prices.


.Superior service at all limes. — H. Kainc and D. Rawson, 79 Lowergale. Clitheroc. Tel. 23444.


THE BEST SELECTION of three- piece suites in the area at Kam- boum Ltd, all at cash discount prices.—26 Wcllgatc, CUtheroe. Tel. 23669.


DOUBLE SIZE BEDSTEAD in medium finish, complete with spring interior mattress and upholstered base. Just taken in part c.xchange. Bargain at £12.— Cort's. 73^77 .Scotland Rd, Nelson.


ELECTRIC COOKERS. Over 100 in Stock. Most makes and models, ready for immediate delivery. — Cash and Carry Electrical Accessories Ltd, 22-1 Padiham Rd, Burnley. Tcl. 20961; ajid 77 Darwen St., Blackburn. Tcl. 670610.


FANTASTIC BEDDING BARGAIN. 3ft. 6in. Gold Seal quality spi-ung- edge divan .set by Slumbcrland with double posture springing. The ultimate in comfort. Normal price £115, our price £75. — Cort’s, Bedding Centre, 73/77 Scotland Rd, Nelson.


SWALLOW PRAM, detachable carry cot top and folding super chassis, with shopping tra.v and mattress. Good as new, best offer accepted. —Mrs A. Robinson, 3 Syke Cot­ tages, Grindlcton.


BABIES* PLAYPENS. All prices include VAT: Lobster Pot, two models, £6.60, £7.15. Wood Playpen, with floor, £7.05.—Fitz­ patrick's, 150 St Jamcs*s Strccit, Bumlcy. Phone 23096.


bectory table, four chairs and side­ doard, £80 o.n.o.—Apply 5 Bleas-


OUTSTANDING I.jObby Length 1007c Nylon Carpet, b.v Kosset, size 5ft. x 12ft., in autumn gold colour. £12 the piece. What a bargain!-Cort’s, 73/77 Scotland Hoad, Nelson.


p.m.


ONE ONLY: Three-piece Suite, in tan, swivel rocker chairs, now reduced to only £119, excluding VAT at Kambourn Ltd, Wellgate, Clitheroc. Tel. 23669.


ost on Monday, May 7th, 1973. seThe Council do not bind them­


BABY’S COT, in sapele/wbitc, com­ plete with spring interior mattress, A bargain. £12.95, VAT includedj- Fitzpatrick's, 150 St James s St, Bumlcy. Phone 23096.


land Road. Nelson. Borough of Clitheroe


Castle Pavilion Cafe Tenancy


_ on a .seasonal basis _. vil (X


BUd (Tel


iMvited for the yearly tenancy of the * oC


^^;^Ciitneroe 22101). ™ ■writing, must be received by the under-


details can be obtained from the Parks Superintendent a t Uie Castle Offices


uo.il ue u u u om c u l iv iu ui*v>


Oot Bln envelope endorsed “ Castle Pavilion Cafe ” v. ‘kter than 30th April, 1873.


'^•-'THEUOE.


" } l PAYS TO ^ClVERTlSE'


HI'OTt tt,™'’' ' ' ' ' XNOWN CHOOSE


TTII, c o r r ec t lOn • -'-N’D a s k •ATlON^vn J est w o n t b e ADVF.nTIg.»r> ih e ’r-' vou


JOHN COWDALL. Town Clerk.


TRADITIONAL SIDEBOARD, medium finish, provides excellent drawer and cupboard accommoda- tion. Bargain at £6. — Cort's, 73/77 Scotland Road, Nelson,


ANNE WHITl’AKEU. the Bridal Wear S{x;cialist, invites you to come along and discuss your wedding with her at 5 Infant Street, Accrington (opp. Peel St bus station). Evening appoint­ ments a pleasure. Tel. Accrington 36737 and 31282.


DINING ROOM SUITE, reproduc­ ftion type, dark oak. extending re­ ale Avenue, Clitheroe, after 8


DISCOUNT BEDDING CENTRE. Sprung-edge Divan base and mattress, Ust price £62, our price £48. 2-seatcr Settee and 2 chairs in p tan clubhide, list price £80. our


SINGLE SIZE Divan Sets £15.95. Double size at £27.50; and still at pre-VAT prices. — Only at Cort’s, The Bedding CkJiitrc, 73/77 Scot­


OUTSTANDING QUALITY 12ft wide Tufted Carpet with deep combined foam underlay, in attractive design and coloured beige and gold. Limited quantity only £2 per sq yd., inclusive of fitting. — Cort’s, 73/77 Scotland Rd, Nelson.


VENETIAN BLINDS. Save up to 60% on normal shop prices with our brand new aluminium blinds. Example blind 6ft. x 4ft. £8.99. Five year guarantee, 20 colours to choose from. Free measuring and estimating.—Tcl Clitheroe 3975 or call 30 Moor Lane


awson, 79 Lowergate, Clitheroe. Tel. 23444.


TELEVISION RENTAL. New 20in. and 24in. black/whitc. Monthly


HIGH CLASS watch, clock and T jewellery repairs. Quick service.


STAMP COLLECTORS. Wide range of quality Briti-sh and Common­ wealth Stamps. Stamps bought and sold. — BDS, 64 Railway Street, Nelson.


FOR THE LARGEST STOCK .of Cycles in Clitheroe, with full after­ sales service visit A. E. Har­ greaves, Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 2683.


LADIES* SWIMSUITS and Bikinis, new styles in stock now; also men’s and boys* Trunks at Economic Stores, 70 Whallcy Hoad, CliUieroc.


18 Moor Lane CUthcroc. Tcl. 22420.


imex repair service. — Morton’s,


OUTSIZE — Jumpers, Cardigans: Blouses, Skirls and Trews, 32in. to 36in. w’aist at Economic Stores, 70 Whallcy Road, Clitheroe.


7o 50in. hips at Economic Storcsi 0 Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


BOV’S BICYCLE, 11-15 year old, as new, £18 o.n.o.; Cub's two caps and ncckerchiet (St Mary’s), £1.50 the lot. — Tel. Clithoroe 23277, after 5-30 p.m.


PAIR OF BOOTS, size 13, Men’s Brown Bova, heavy type, good


jEWELLERi: REFAiItS ot every description and Beads rethreadmg. —Coneron and Lceming. 17-19 Moor Lane, Clitheroe Tel 2626^____


BLACKBURN CHURCH SCHOOLS’ ASSOCIATION Annual May Fair


Wednesday, 2nd May Opener: Mrs L. K. H- Swan. (Hiairmam Miss E. Croasdalc.


Thursday, 3rd May Opener: Mr H. King, B.Sc.


Chairman: The Lord Bishop of Blackburn.


Openin? each day at 3 p.m. Well stocked stalls, tMS, slippers. Entertainment by the cliildren each evening at T-0. Admission: 5p.


VAT Cash Rcgi.stcrs for all trades. — North-West Business Machines, 40 Mincing Lane, Blackburn. Tel. 64614.


quality, unworn, £5.-4 Cowper Sti Blackburn.


DIVAN BEDS. Up to 30% cash discount. ^ Discount Bedding Centre, 79 Lowergate, Clitheroe.


BOOKS, toys, games, etc. for all the family. — DDS, 64 Railway Street, Nelson.


Tel. 23444.


SUNDAY PATERS. Open 7 a.m. to .5 p.ni. — BDS Publications, 61 Railua.v Street, Nelson.


B1NOa;L.>RS—25 per cent off all makes. - 45 Bumlcy Road Padi- bam. 72367.


oor Lane, CUtheroe Tel 2626


home Road Tel Clltberoe 4154 SILVER CROSS Pram Pushchair, kingfisher/navy, four months old, £15. — 40 Taylor Sired, aiUioroe.


25% OFF Venetian Blinds, tree t measure and fitting > 12? Hen-


WATCH NEEDING REPAIR? Take M it to Coneron and Leeming (7-19


DIVAN BEDS. £15.95, excluding VAT, at Kambonrn Ltd, Wellgate, Clitheroc. Tel. 23669.


payments in advance. No deposit. — H. Kainc and D. Rawson, 79 Lowergale. Clitheroc. Tcl. 23444.


P.G. Tips 'il> qiiarlcr


Homepride Flour


r ia in and Self Uai.sinj; Up pi^r 31b. bag


CLEAVER GROUP Home Freezer Centre Rigby Street, Nelson


off Manchesfer Rd. Tcl 65962.


For all your home freezer rcquirc- nient.s. 'J'on (lualily Meat. ToiiUry, Fish, Fruit, Vegetables, Sea Foods, Icc Cream and l-Veezcr Sundries.


Orders delivered free over £10.


Easy Parking. 0;»i All D.'iy Sat. Laic Nlgiit Thursday to 7-0.


SHELVING SALE: A munber of imperfect Shelving Units, plastic coated from £1.75. — G. and B. Shclvuig Co., WhitewaUs indus­ Nelson.trial Estate (0(1 Edward Street),


Tel. 63727.


SUMMER BRIDES. Choose from 1,000s . of yards of gorgeous maicrials, for the Bride, Bride.s- )uaids and Guests. See them at Poole’s Silk Shop, 1 St James’s Street, Burnley.


REFRIGERATED Display Counters, froztm food cabineU. icc cream j cabinuts, storage roirigerators, ad­


gondolas, display counlcr.s, sllcers, tills, fruit and veg. display .siands, h tickets, trays, knives, models,


ustable display shclvings, dangers, dress rails, size markers, Rrice £60. — H. Kaine and D.


rapery counters. All types of shop fittings. Terms, pan exchanges. Please ask for rep to call, or visit Vall(?y Uefrigeraliun and Shop t Fitting. 209a Bacup Hoad, Jtaw-


cnstall. Tel. Kossendalc 7368. Open weekdays 9 a.m. to G p.m. Late night Tuesday 9 p.m. and Satur­ day 5 p.m.


BABIES’ PRAM BARGAINS for cash. All prices lueiude VAT: The


BABIES* Pushchair Bargains for cash. All prices include VAT: The Kostmor Como, with hood and apron, £12; The Cumfifolda Roamcr £13.50; The Cosiresta Classic now sells at £14.85, our price £13.35; The Jen Special £13.70, our price £12.30; The Juliette, a bargain, £11; Raleigh Foldaway for only £4.40. — Fitzpatrick's, 150 St James's Street, Burnley. Phone 23096.


Marmct Victoria now sells at £28.95, our price £25.65; The Tan Sad Westminster now £27.20. our price £24.60; The Koyale Saturn £27.50, our price £24.55; The Swallow Deauville £27.49. our price £24.70; The Raleigh Traveller now £23.05, our price £20.75. A small deposit now will reserve until re­ quired. — Filvn^atrick’s, 150 St James’s Street, Burnley. Tel. 23096.


OUTSIZE DRESSES. Coats, Rain­ tcoats, Skirts, Pinafore Dresses, 44


GETTING MARRIED? Inquire about our Continental Quilts. No blankets! No bedmaking! Wc arc still 10% below list prices. Avail­ able on a budget account if rc> quired. Also good selection of exclusive bedding and towels at competitive prices. Aristoc and Berkshire Hosiery. Nearly new model agency. — Vogue & Valucj 82-86 Lowergate, Clithcroc.


PENNINE Stretch Covers, leading retail manufacturers. Every custo- mer get a bargain, up to 50% discount on shop prices, 50 designs . to choose fron). Made-lo-mcasurc


LADIES’ % Terylene and Cotton Coats, the ideal “ pop-on ** coat for holidays. All .sizes at Economic Stores* 70 Wbalky lioad, C^Uioroe.


YOUR HOUSE completely carpeted for £195 or £1.85 weekly, no deposit. Offer Includes lounge, dining room, kitchen, tlirec bedrooms, hall, stairs and landing. Only top quality carpets used.—For full de­ tails ring Ciithcroe 23975 or call H. 8c L. Carpets, 30 Moor Lane, Clitberoe.


‘service. Open Wedno.sdays and Saturdays. — 13 Bank Parades, Burnley topp. Bridge Inn). Tcl 21.376.


WE WERE JUST THINKING! Isn’t it nice that wc over 40s can wear most of the modern styles today? Trews, tunic tops, full sleeve dresses, long sleeveless cardigans, short jackets and most of the separates that are in fashion today, and we have them in all sizes at Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


Down in your Freezer


MKIY-BBlMCLIfFI SIM NIEY


Hind Quarters of Beef 32p Ib. Fore Quarters of Beef 30p Ib. Full Sirloins of Beef ... 40p Ib. 51b. Braising Steak 40p Ib., £2 51b. Pork Chops 40p lb,, £2 51b. Pork Steak" 40p Ib., £2 5Ib Lamb Chops 35p Ib., £1.75 51b. Minced Steak 35p Ib., £1.75


51b. T-Bone Steak 50p Ib.. £2.50


51b. Steak and Kidney 40p Ib., £2


Sides of New Zealand Lamb 30p Ib.


Sides of English Pork 27p Ib.


All Above Cut, Packed, Labelled and Delivered.


You Can’t Do Better Than FRANK RIGBY


25 Oxford Rd, Burnley


'J’rl. 24ril(J or 2M82. Aflnr 7 p.m. 23286—Open AM Daj Saturday.


S p e


FENTON^S lar Foodmarket


9 GEORGE STREET


WHALLEY TI'.'L. 2lli(i


MAIN EUROPEAN SOURCE SUPPLYING OVERSEAS MARKETS


PHONE BURNLEY 24225 or 31412 DAY or NIGHT


• BUYER WILL CALL


House Clearance Attended To.


WANTED COLOURED LEADED GLASS WINDOWS preferably in frames.


LENGTHS OF OLD CAST IRON RAILINGS, CATES, ETC. CAST IRON FIREPLACES, SUR­ ROUNDS. HOUSE DOORS with Decorative Class Panels.


THE FOLLOWI.NG PRICES PAID £;;o—£500


ANTIQUES WANTED


FOR GR.AiN’DI'.VniER CLOCKS F •> £20—£10


■ wilh two bra.ss ueighis OR WALL CLOCKS


.Also olht‘r clocks ol any description Good prices paid lor


Tables, Bureaux. Dc.sks, Book Cases. Cabinets, Chairs (snu:l«?s, pair or S(?lsL .Sofas. Por<-olain, Podory, Brass, Copper. Pictures, Books. (;ia>swan-, 'Pahlcwari', Swords. Guns, Pol Doy.'*. Plant Pols—also otiirr antiques of any WRITE description.


. PllOXE OR CAM.


172 COLNE ROAD. BURN’LEY TELEPilO.NE 2381.3


THE ANTIQUE SHOP Top of Barden Lane


n?i(’i ; i , i ,L N r


antimpitvs and iiuvsi (hing.s over 60 yp.nr.s old. Furniture, rlueks. jewellery, long I'hains, walehes, medni.s. Aiiylhing considerorj. House clearances. — Write, phone or call Carl Britton. 2,'l Hanover Street, Colne. Tel. .5373.


i ’h ic k s i '.m d for


GOOD I’KICES PAID for Roll Top De.sk.s. — Tel. Buniley 2:m)66, 10 ■ a.m. to 6 p.m.


ATI’E.N’TION! Vera's pay the best prices tor all discarded clolhmg.— 39 Wcllgate. CliUieroe. Tel. 24087. day or night Will collect


SE(.;ONn-II.\NI) and Antique Furni­ ture and effects, also clocks bought for cash. Hoii.se eh'arances. —Please telephone Ciillieroe 23639.


Farming


ROTOVATIN’G. crop spraying, .slurry tankinff, manuro .spri;;j(itni:, ditchinK. flrainina, rriicf miikiiiH. —ft. Tiilotson, 'fei. Ciillieroo 21307.


VOU SELL? WE BUY! Household furniture, antiques, to.vs—Anything wo can sell, we’ll buy —Vera'.s. 39 Wellgate, Clilheroe. Tel. 24087.


Lancashire Auction Sales, Colne Vl.AUUCT MILLS


KNOTTS L.ANL, C’OLNB Tclcplmiic Colne lOJI, ‘


PUBLIC


AUCTION SALE S.ATURD.AV, 28Ui APRIL


A.VnQUt: AND IMOULRN I'URNnURL


Graiuiratlicr clock.s, very lai^Sic mahogany mirror- backccl .sideboard with beauti­ ful fruit carvinq.s .all rotuid the mirror.s and door.s. oak bureau, very large antique inaliogaiiy Win^droljc, old booUease witli leaded glas.s, old bookcase with bevelled fila.ss, pine double wardrobe, Edwardian iniiTor - backed sidcboard.s, biircau bookca.se, black oak carved mule chest with carved di.splav cabinet on top, Victorian drc.ssing mirror, quantity of foot stools and biilVcts, old wall mirrors, mahogany chest, of drawer.s, dressing lablc.s, marble topped wash stand.s, octagonal table.s. bedding bos, piano, oil paintings, water colo:ir.s and


player, modci^n bookcase, new cai^pets, second-hand, manu­ facturers seconds and brand now 3-picce .suites. Other items and household goods too niimerou.s to mention.


siclcboai^ds record


Sale to commence II a.m. ILP. facilities can he arranged


Open Monday to Saturday for the acceptance and s^alc of goods.


Parking — Refreshments Toilets


Saleroom now centrally healed


John E. Pinder & Son in con.j’iinction wilh


Sutcliffe Cr Co


Chailcrcd Surveyors and Land .-Vgents Liverpool 2


1 i miles Chipping villa.ge DETACHED STONE BARN


with Outline Planning Consent for Conversion. SUPERB COUNTRY


Iving east of Loagram Mill Farm. ROWLAND WITH I.EAGRAM.


To be Sold by Auction a t the Walcr-Wlieel Restaurant, Cliijfping, 3 p.m. Wednesday, IGth May, conditions to be tlien read.


Descriptive detail and plan etc. from ..tuclinnccr's office. JOHN E. PINDER & SON


Auctioneers, Estate Agents & Valuers Stonebridge, Longridge. 2282


MILLER AND MILLER


CHARTERED SURVEYORS. CHARTERED LAND AGENTSt AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS.


211 TODMORDEN ROAD, BURNLEY BBll 3EU. Telephone Bamlcy 22I.38.


FOR SALE BY AUCTION


(Subject to conditions and unless sold previously 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


r This Is a 47 acre vacant possession grassland (arm with common for 38 and various


3 bedroomod unmndernised farmhouse whielt conversion to COUNTRY RESIDENCE. Also the


ights over the tymgs


towns is


The holding is conveniently situated to the access houring


subject to and has excellent


For further particulars apply Agents as above and Ingham and Yorke, LHtIcmoor, CUthcroc. Telephone 23655.


countryside. JOHN E. PINDER & SON In the estate of Robert Watkinson (deceased)


'1(1 be Sold by Auction on the premises — Tuesday, l.'Sth May a t 3 p.m.


ORIGINAL FYLDE COTTAGE and land with outline planning con.scnt for DETACHED SEMI-BUNGALOW


HILL-HOUSE COTTAGE


NEWTON WITH SCALES Descriptive leaflet from offlee.


JOHN E. PINDER & SON, Auctioneers, Valuers aud Estate Agents, Stonebridge, Longridge 2?.82, JOHN COOKSON & SON, Solicitors, 3 Fo.\ Street, Preston. I'elephone S.5190.


views over the


adjoining moor and includes farm buildings with loose boxes. A substantial


Nook Farmhou.se and Far Height Nook Fannhou.se and lUnldlnps could, bq restored and converted,


planning approval. to


idcallv suited to former Height


stone bull built


the neigh-' surrounding


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD Rail^way Rd, Clitheroe BB7 2JW. Telephone Clitheroe 23325.


TOMORROW (Friday), APRIL 27th


r.KICAT SI’ ISING r it lZ E .SHOW AM) SAI.E OK KIIU.Y ACCIiK- UITEU CATTI.E. I«0/^!(lll TO)’ O lA U T Y SUSIMEIl AND AUTUMN CALVIN(i UOWS AND IlEIKEUS.


All in tliR liamls of farmer-, ami t)rpecicrs, the majority Seine blaeli anil while. Wc arc conflilcnl that this will he our hc.M sale of In-Calf Caillc since tlie brncellosis, seliemc look effect, atid buyers arc assured of seleetinj; from ibc best younff caltle this district has io offer. Kntrics to band will ensure that tlie numbers advertised wilt be forward. Judginj; U a.m. Sale f j Noon.


Also SALE OK ACCUEDITED STOKE CATTLE. 811/100 Steers, Heifers, Stirks, Calves,


SATURDAY. APRIL 28th MONTHLY SALE OF HORSES, PONIES, ETC.


89/190 Horses and Ponies, 2.59/390 Lots .Saddlery and Taek. Sale To Commence 5Vith Tack at 11 a.m.


MONDAY, APRIL 30lh M EEKLY SALE OF FAT STOCK AT 12 NOON.


70/8U Fat Cattle. 20/30 Pigs (on licence), luO/200 Ewes, ,50/(>0 Spring Lambs.


TUESDAY, MAY \st


M EEKLY SAI.E OF ACCREDITED .ami NON-ACCUEDITED NEM’LY CALVED CATTLE and CALVES.


Also WEEKLY SPRING SALE OF EM'ES and LAMBS.


Good entries of Half-Bred and Horned Ewes w*ilh Linihs at font coming forward each week from local farms and Incltidlng eon- signmenls from the North Country.


Sale of Calves 12 Noon. Dairy Cattle and Sheep 12-30 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 4th


SPRING SALE OF NON-ACCREDITED IN-CALF'and STORE CATTLE—Prizes in 3 classes'and championship. Also 80/100 Store Cattle, Steers, Heifers, Stirks.


FRibAY, MAY Mih


FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF FULLY ArCREDITED IN-CALP gad STOKE CATTLE.


I •


1 w ■


M , il :)'r I. -'.H'i


crockery and glassware, TV.s, washers, cookers, beds.


prints,


bra.sswarc, fridges,


J a.rti.


to ,1 -r.n p.m. Kvcning.s Skipton ‘ISIS or Nelson G7276.


Miscellaneous V/ants READ THIS ADVERT. IT MAY CONCERN YOU


Onr elienls are returning. Top prices for their antiques t>y .simply letting us .sell them.


It doesn’t matter what it is or how niuch there is. we can lind the customer for It. Wc have lists of people wanting to buy anti«|ties hut y<»u. the owners, are hiding them; frightened you may not receive fair price. Well, here’s your chance to g e l lliat price. Give iis a ring—wc sell from an antique shop centrally situated on the main mad through Chorley. Receipts given for articles left with us. Wc alsti take full rrspntisihility for damage or loss whilst articles arc in our possession.


The charges arc •.’((%,


a sale—articles returned and it won’t cost yoji. the client, a penny. We lake articles for 21 days minimum.


in the pound, and if wc don't make


COMMISSION ANTIQUES. 6 Bolton Street, Choricy. Telephone ( HORLEV 71976.


I Bi;v A.M) COU.Ei;i Curtains, Redding. OrnamciUs, Small Hou.se- hold Effects, Ladies’, Gent’s, Children’s and Babies* Clothes, Toys, etc. -- Ring Accrington I 35885 BUY and collect ladies’, gent’s, children’s clothing, curtains, etc. —Write or phone Mrs Haworth, 31 Church Square, VVorstbomc. T^. Burnley 27882


GOOD FRIGES PAID lor unwanted household goods. Fhill or part


ALL ENGLISH GRADE A BEEF ^erberfSutcliih —Tcl. Nelson 68466. D oavh in Price


HOUSE CLEARANCE. luU/pait, quiet, clean plain van, fair prices


Colne Tel Colne 5180 (daytime). Auctions and Sales


house cicarnncci; wanted.—Ancient and Modem, 66 .Mbcrt Road.


-Dining Room Wall Fitments, While


10% CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNT OFF ALL CARPETS AND FLOORCOVEUINGS.


Financial Bonk Loans to anyone


I.owe.st interest rates possible, wlicthcr your hou.se is worth j;40,000 or £100. No problem too :;rcat. wc accept County Court judgment and inortRacc arrears. We ffive free life insurance, free advice.


.No fees before or after. Get the fads, ritone COLNE 6111 and ask for HILL HUDSON, Loans Consultant.


CommerciaS Credit Finance 20 Church Street, Colne


Clitheroe Aaverciser and Times, April 2St.h. 1973 f Auctions and Sales


RICHARD TURNER & SON (CUTHEROE)


.Auctioneers. Valuers. Surveyors and Lstatc .Agents IMPORTANT TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE


Richard 'I’urnor .and Son having received inslruolions from Mrs K. Heap, will Sell hy AiMdion |l>c entire live and dead farming jjttick on Kritlay, April 27lh, 1H73, at


HIGHER TOWN HOUSE FARM Off Barkerhouse Road, Nelson.


8(> GIi.NNl) CATTLIO. Comprising: BW and KW Hairy Cows


and Heifers viz. UW (,'ow N/G. 1 ("oiv Sprincinc. 1 (.'ow due .lunr. 2 Cows dne .Inly, 3 Cows due .August. 20 Cou.s due Sept., Cows due Ort./.N'ov.. Geld Cows.


Suffolk Tup IMl’LE.MENTS inriude: McCormirk 131 Tractor


due Aug./ Sept., 8 BW Heifer Stirks. BW Bull 2Vi: year old. 21 SKEEf* VIZ: 5» HIJ lOwcs with Lambs. 11 HB Shearlings. 1


21 OTHER CATTLE VIZ: I BW Bulling Heifers. 8 BW Heifers


TAT) Tractor and Seraper, Salix I’nsh Off Burk Rake. T'arrup Forc-st Ilarve.stor, AT-’ Forge Harve.ster. Fort Drill. Chain Harrows, Sileage Trailer wilh sides. Bamford KM Mower. A'L Acrobat, Catlle Trailer, ( ‘a ide Crush. Lanih Seales, Provender Bins, Pig (>a te . Pressure Washer. Electric I'encer. l•Beet^ic Saw Bench, A’ae. Tank (poor). Link Box. Die.sel Tank. KM Concrete Mixer,


Ferguson


Sheep Kaek logelhcr with Usual Hand Tools. I Wood C'.ihins, Sundries and Scrap. ^D.AIKY EIKTP.ME.N’T inebides: Halls Botllewasher. Bottler. 2 Eleelrie Boilers. Double Wash Trough. .Atllking .Machine and


Motor Pump, Alilk Lift Pump, r, Alfa Lavcl Glass Milk Jars, Pulsators and (Hass Tubing. PUOUUCI.I: A quantity of well got .silage. SALIC 12-3(1 p.m. Prompt—Terms: CASH. Further details from the Aucliouecrs.


ACCREDITED DISPERSAL SALE


Having received inslnietinns from .Mr W. H. Barrett. Rir.hard Turner and Son. Clitheroe, will Sell hr .Auction his live And dead farming stock on Tuesday. May 1st. 1!I,3. at


HEY FOLD FARM, COUNTY BROOK. Foulridge, Near Colne.


37 GKANI) BW ACCUEDITEI) HAIKV CATTLE VIZ: 1 Cow •N/(*. 1 Heifer .N


J Geld Cow and 2 lUV Calves. lAtPLE.AlEN'l’S includes: I Harvester B27.A Tractor (1980), Hay


Trailer. .Sheen or Pig Trailer, Emergency Milker PTO. (i'ahin 20ft. T 12fl., Balterv Cages 3 tier, -I SS Gsiscolgne Milk Units, Stand


Cooler. .Alkatlienc I’iping together with Usual Sundries and Scrap. POULTKA': 200 Hybrid Hons.


SALIC 1-30 p.m. Prompt—'Perms: CASH. Full dclails from Aiietinnccrs


ACCREDITED DISPERSAL SALE


Having received in.slrnrtinn.s from Mr G. Trickett, Richard Turner and Son. Clitheroe. will Sell by Auction his live .and dead farming stock on Wednesday, May 2nd, 197.3, at


FARM HILL FARM Off Edgeside Lane, Waterfoot'^ Rossendalc.


dne .lunc. I Co%v due Aug., 1.5 Cows due Sept./Oct./Nov., in full milk. 3 Cows recently served.


COMPKfSING: 42 BM' ACCKEDITED CATTLE INCLUUING: 28 MILK CA’ITLE VIZ: 2 Cows N/C. 4 Cows K/C, 2 EW Cows


14 OTHER CATTLE VIZ: 3 BtV Heifers due Nov.. KW Heifer


K/S. 4 BIV Heifer Stirks, 10 month old. 4 BW Heifer Stirks, 5 month old. 2 Heifer Calves.


Mh’3.*> Diesel Tractor 19.59. MF TEI-’ Dic'^el 1!'.5.'>. Bamfnrd BL50 Baler. AT. Acrobat. Bainford 5Vnffler, HI .Mower. 'Peagle Fcrt Spinner 1972. Juekar<»o Rear Loader. Kn.ipsaek Spray. Farr 4 Row C'enlinede. 0 Rearing or Laying Cage.s, Battery Paper. Sun­ dries and Scrap.


2 .ATaeford SS Cnits. Stand Cooler. E.ATA(5E: 39 Acres of ICxcellcnt Summer Grazing to be let in


one lot until October 31st. S.\LE 1-0 p.m. Prompt—Terms: CASH. Further details from the Auctioneers.


Richard Turner and .Son (Clitheroe) will Sell hy .Auction on Tnes. day. ,Alay 8th, at 2-u p.m,. at


ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF GILTS (L’siially held at Gishurn .Auction Mart)


TURNER HOUSE FARM, COOSNARCH


78 GRAM) PK;S VIZ: II First (Toss Landraee Gills due .May and .lunc. 0 Pure Liindraee Gilts served 1 month (all served to large while htnir). 22 .Strong Stores. 3(! Stores.


• I'urthcr details from the Aurtionerrs.


5 ACRES OF ACCOMMODATION LAND .If SAWLEY. Near CLITHEROE


To he offered for Sale by Anetinn subject, to eondilinns and nn|e\» sold previously. In The Festival Hall. Gisburn, on IlmrstLay* May lOlh, at 3-39 p.m.


TENURE; ITeebold with VaeaiH Possession upon eompletion, SOLICITOR: Alessrs R.imshnilom. I iddle and Co.. 21 Churrb Street. Clilherne. Tel. 222(it.


Comprising eveellent ,5 acre held wjtli good spring water supply and a ccess on to the improvew Sawley By-Pass.


2 Ne^w Market Street, Clitheroe. Tcl 22369. Full details and plans from the Attetionrers. S a g iBfla«K>aiiiiiaiia,«!w«a^^


SILVERWOOD BAL5HAW AUCTIONfil'.IIS A.SI) VAMjKkS


KINDLY REMEMBER the Sale at Burn House


Farm, Newton, Near Clitheroe. For .Messrs R. A. and E. D. Kcdmayne


SATURDAY, APRIL 28th


f»» HEAD OF AC(REI>ITED (Black and White) CATTLE. SHEEP and LAMBS. EXCELLENT FARM MACHINERY and L51PLE- .MENTS. As Advertised last week—Sale 12-30 Prompt.


TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE


HOME FARM (Stirk House),GISBURN, Near Clitheroe.


(situate along the Clllhcroe./GisburnRoad) SATURDAY, MAY 5th


,58 UE.AO OF ( ; . \ 'r n . i : : 3 (Jharolais Heifer Calves (9/7 month*). 2 R. and M’. Heifer Calves (li77 months), 4 Angus Bull Calves <9 moalhsi. 2 Angus Heifers Grid. 2 (Miarolais Bullocks (18/20 (months). I Cliarolais Heifer (14 months), I Angu.s Heifers (12 to 18 months). I Red Heifer Geld. 2 K. and Cows dne. .Time. 2 U. and W. Cows due May. 3 R. and W. Cows due Aug.. I B. and M. Cow due Aug.. .5 R. and W. Cows due Sept., 2 K. and W. Cows due Oct.» t Cows Geld In-Milk.


SHEEP and LAMBS: 12 H.B. Ewes with lambs at foot. 28 Col- hred Ewes with lamh.s at foot, 16 H.B. Gimmcr Hoggs in Lamb, 1 Suffolk Ram (3 shear). MACHINERV and I.MPLEMENTS: 19.57 Massey Ferguson Diesel


ings. Trailer with shelvings, Bamford F.S.L. Manure Spre.aricr, 2 Cylinder Land UoUcr, 2 Metal Wheelbarrows. 4 Diesel T.'inks (Id gallons). 'ITonghs, Hurdles. Gales, Sheep Netting. Iron Saw Bench G> blades). .'I Iron Baths. Wolseley Electric Fencer. Villicrs Diesel Ivngine. (t'.5 h.p.). Root Cutter with Power 5Vhoel. Kit Truck. 30 Cement Flags 3ft. x 2fl.. Allkenhead Harrow, Sheep Racks. Pulley M'heel. Pump for Tractor, .Milking Shaft and Pulley, 4 IVhecl Truck. Hay Borer. Silage Knife. Teagle .Tot Cut. Lawreneo Edwards Compre.ssop for Tractor. 17 Stave Ladder. Roge Blocks, lOleetrie Motor 1 h.p. single phase. Stack Sheets and Nets, Rover Bake. Posts and Rails. Usual Other Smalls. 2 to 3 Tons of Roof Flag.s.


In-Churn Coolers, Spare Pnlsators. CABINS; 1 24ft. x 12ft. with .asbestos roof Uin. t ) , I 2tft. x 16ft. with asbestos room Min. U. I tOft. x 9ft., 1 I2ft. x 8fl. DOGS: Registered Black and White Sheep Dog (3 y ears) , Young Dog unbroken.


SALE 12-30 Prompt (Cattle approx. 2-0 p.m.) A Caterer Will Attend.


OTHER MAY/.TUNE FI.XTUUES


5VEDNESDAV, MAY 19th—ANNUAL “ FARMERS COLLECTIVE’* TRACTOR. .5IACII1NEKY SALE to be held in Clilheroe.


SATURDAY, .TUNE 2nd—TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE. Mr M. A. Kothwell. Head O' The Moor Farm. Chaigley. Near Clllheroc.


AUCTIONEERS: C. Silverwood. Slaidlnirn. Telephone 952. .1. Baisltaw. Ciithcroe. Telephone 22011.


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SATURDAY. MAY 12th—LIVESTOCK SALE for .Mr .lohn Thomp­ son, Bank House Farm. Bolton. L:tneashire.


'Iraetor. Ferguson 'F.E.F. Diesel Traelor U9.5.5), .lones 51inor Mark IV Baler, 2 Row Fella Kruger, Ferguson (R.M.) Mower as new. Bamford Wufflcr. Lister ICIevator wilh engine. Blaekslone Side Rake. Pike Lift for Ferguson 'ITactor Hay .Sweep. Raking Machine. Ferguson 2 Furrow Plough. Tipping 'I’railer with shelv.


DAIRV CTENSILS iiieludr; Mails BoUle Washer. .5 Valve Bottler,


well and are worthy of attention. POLIT/I KV: 400 Ranger Two Pullets in Lay. IMI’LlC.Atl^NT.S include: Land Rover SWB I9W' with Soft Top.


NOTE: These animals are mainly home bred, have wintered


■May. 9 Cows due .Tunc. 3 Cows due .lulv. (5 Cows due Sept.. 5 Cows due Aug.. 2 Cow.s due Nov.. 1 Cow due Dec.. 1 Heifer Geld,


Off Barnnldswiek Old Koad. One Mile From Foulridgp ’/C, 2 Heifer.s U/C, 1 Heifer due Alay. 2 Cows due


DAIRV UTENSILS: 3 Stainless Alfa Laval Units. Sparc Pail, 2


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