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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 25th, 1974 Houses for Sale


G e o f f r e Lfl~a t f lo r Er C o ^ e s t a t e Ag en t s


su r v eyo r s /tVf^{AUCTIONEERS - VALUERS .


6/$CHURCH ST., CLITHEROE i - . Te l ephone 23252.


Charming I8th conlury stone farmhouse conversion with an adjoining barn and just under 5 acres of moadowland. enjoying a most magnificent setting with extensive uninterrupted views. The? adjoining barn otters even further conversion possibilities and could afford a possible 2.000 square feet of additional living accommodation.


thistlkbisk. riminoton, NEAR CLITHEROE.


.MAIN ENTRANCE. FABULOUS LOUNGE, DINING BOOM. SUPERB BREAKFAST KIT- CHEN with excellent range of MuUillex floor and eye level units incorporating BREAK* FAST BAR and DIVIDER giving an ideal separate breakfast area. UTILITY ROOM. INNER HALL. Attractive 2 stage stair, ease from kitehen to first floor: TWO LARGE BEDROOMS. 3- PIECE BATHROOM. Attached garage. Mains electricity and wafer are installed and drain­ age is fo a sentic lank. FULL OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEAT­ ING. Freehold,


Affording: Also superior semi-detached, situated


85 Marsden Hall Road North, Nelson. Three bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, lounge, sun lounge with separate garage, well kept garden areas, centrally heated, with many extras.


FURTHER PARTICULARS AND FOR APPOINT­ MENT TO VIEW TELEPHONE ROSSENDALE 1870.


eotrmrises: ENTRANCE PORCH, HALT.. CHARMING LOUNGE. DTNING ROOM, MORNING ROOM / SNUG. SPACIOUS B R E A K F A S T KITCHEN. UTILITY ROOM, attractive 2


Handsome stone built country residence with barn converted into stabling and affording eight loose lioxes and grounds amounting to just under Pa acres including gardens and an adjoining cron wmen nas nceii divided into a training ring and paddock. Enjoying an unspoilt rural position amidst open farm* land with superb views in all directions, which allows absolute freedom and is within easv reach of many meets The well proportioned a bedroomed ac- rommodation affording ground floor oil fired central healing


KIM STATION ROAD. KKLK YOKING. INGTON. Nr Ci.l IIICROE.


Hubbard Burleigh & Co BLACKBURN, PARSONAGE ROAD


' Entrance hall with cloaks, w.c.. 24ft. x 12ft, lounge with matured stone built fireplace, dining area, fitted


Luxury bungalows; now beng built to very high stan­ dards. Complete with gas-fired central heating.


kitchen/utility room, master bedroom with own bath­ room, tw'o bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, second bathroom, garage and gardens. Basic price from £16,850. 10 year N.H.B.R.C.


EDENFIELD, MOORLANDS VIEW


stage mahogany staircase to fird floor and FIVE EXCEL­


LENT BEDROOMS. 3-PIECK BATHROOM Double garage. Freehold.


LOUNGE with DINING AREA (provision for separate rooms), »i:.TlLEl) PITTED KITCHEN, UTILITY ROOM. SEPARATE CLOAKROOM with hand basin


and low suite w.i\, SEPARATE STORE ROOM. REAR PORCH.


TRANCE HALL. CLOAKS CUP. BOARD housing central heating boiler. LARGE THROUGH


an only be appreciated by in- speclmn_and affords? MAIN EN-


Delightfully situated modern 3 bedroomed house enjoying a pri- wife comer position with cstal>- lishcd semi rural views sur­ rounding, and large easily kept •ecluded gardens. The property


-Ill KDISFOUD ROAD, CLITHEROE.


fired central heating, cavity wall insulation, turfed gardens.


Select development of Psuedo-Georgian detached houses with integral garage. Special features being large lounge, dining area, fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, cloaks/w.c.. four double bedrooms, half- tiled bathroom with matching coloured suite, full gas-


jO year N.H.B.R.C.. Freehold price from £14,750.


RAWTENSTALL, NEWCHURCH ROAD


Four and five bedroomed detached houses with double garage complete with full gas-fired central heating. Above average accommodation. Many extras included as standard. Choice of own kitchen furniture, bath­ room suite, wall tiles, lloor tiles, decorations. Choice ol electric fire. Each property has its own launder­ ette Four bedroomed property £16.395. Five bedroom true £16,975. Leasehold. 10 year N.H.B.R.C.


42 Manchester Road, Haslingden Telephone 28866/28965


:i EXCELLENT BEDROOMS. STUDY CONSERVATORY/POS* SI RLE REDROOM. Vfe-TILED


n-PlECE BATHROOM. Garace and adjoining ear port. FULL


f


whole of which is double glazed and atrords full oil fired central heat ing. Delightfully posit loned almost at the end of a quiet eul- de-sac with a superb frontal out­ tlook over the immediate coun­


PORCH, CLOAKROOM, HALL. LOUNGE, DINING ROOM. LARGE WELL EQUIPPED B R E A K F A S T KITCHEN. UTILITY ROOM. First floor: 4 GOOD BEDROOMS. 3-P1ECE BATHROOM Outside: Attached garage, large gardens laid into mainly lawn.


ryside. Affording- ENTRANCE


Impressive 3 bedroomed semi detached house being extremely well positioned in this delightful residential area with distant views towards Kemple End and Ixingndeo Fells. Affording: OPEN PORCH. HALL. LOUNGE f with full length natural stone


37 CHATBURN PARK DRIVE, CLITHEROE.


Well planned 4 bedroomed do* lacked tamilv house having ex* eeltem living accommodation of just under 1.500 square feet the


K BICCI.EIGH CLOSE. CLU'IIKROK.


OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEAT­ ING.


JAVEA


tnine to offer to suit all affes without unsightly skv- scraners to mar the view. Perfect for retirement or that peaceful holiday home in r,he sun.


\PAK i AfENTS: I bedroom from -£4.(100: t bedrooms, from €5.700: A bedrooms, from €6.600. VILLAS, from €8,000


'■'AN ANTONIO offer? % wide choice of —


PLOTS OF LAND available, from £3,4IHJ. Contact the local expert-* tor lull details.


Write, Phone or Call -----


SAN ANTONIO DEVELOPMENTS 34 BROADGATE, PRESTON Telephone: PRESTON 21577


HUBBARD BURLEICH and CO.


Own a home of your own for £5,250.


particularly private to the rear which also has a natural rockery


Attractive 3 txidroomed semi de­ tached house occupying a plea­ sant semi rural position in a quiet cul-de-sac and enjoying delightful views over the im­ mediate countryside. OPEN PORCH. ENTRANCE HALL, LOUNGE. DINING ROOM, FIT­ TED BREAKFAST KITCHEN. 3 BEDROOMS. w-TILED 2-PIECE BATHROOM, SEPARATE LOW SUITE W.C. Detached garage. All mains services including PULI. GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING. Mature well stocked gardens to the front and rear.


Sf MOORLAND AVENUE, CLITHEROE.


gl*wo spacious and attractive middle of terraced houses with front aardens, (xith affording well maintained and similarly appointed


n and It SALT1IILL HOAD, CLITHEUOE.


Small vacant Industrial Premises recently used as a Service Depot but which lends itself to many other uses and also includes tenanted Office and Chip Shop.


Situated in a corner position with Millthorne Avenue approxi­ mately Vi mile from the town centre. The overall frontage of the


IIENTHOHN HOAD. CLITHEROE.


premises Is 93ft. Bin. with a depth of 66ft. The following are vacant: GARAGE U) 30ft. x 1211. 8in.. GARAGE (2) 38ft. 3in. s


20ft tin., TWO OFFICES (1) 17ft. Gin. x 12it. Gin., (2) 1411. x 12ft. Gin.. TWO STORES Rift. 9in. x 12ft. with separate wash basin and toilet, plus TENANTED OFFICE AND CHIP SHOP.


Offices al: PRESTON. Tel. 57797.


BCO


BLACKBURN. Tel. 55425. BURNLEY. Tel. 29223.


F. W. L. STEELE & CO 1-3 Castlegate, Clitheroe


RESTATE AGENTS and VALUERS ’ .Telephone 22092


T. Frankland and Sons (Estates) Ltd BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND DEVELOPERS


CLOUCH BANK, CHATBURN, NEAR CLITHEROE.


Offer Dtp following superior quality properties for completion in 11174.


PAINTERWOOD, NEAR WHALLEY.


tiled with 3-piece coloured suife. bedroom no. 4/playroom. Full gas fired central heating. Attractive paved patio. Freehold.


RIBBLESDALE VIEW, CHATBURN, NEAR CLITHEROE.


2 detached large dormer bungalows in course of construction in a pleasant situation on the fringe of the village. Comprising: Ground iloor, open porch, entrance hall, lounge with sliding window to patio dining room, kitchen, bathroom with shower cubicle and 3-jiicu* coloured suite. 2 bedrooms, utility room, double garage. First hour—2 bedrooms, w.c. and wash basin, boxroom. Full central healing. Sun terrace. Freehold.


ON A SMALL DEVELOPMENT TO BE COMMENCED SHORTLY AT


NEW SEMI DETACHED HOUSES


LONCWORTH ROAD, BILLINGTON, NEAR WHALLEY.


12 semi detached and 2 detached houses to be built on fixed price contracts and comprising; Entrance hall, spacious lounge, large kitchcn/dinuig area, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, separate w.c. Garage space. Freehold.


F. W. I.. STEELF. AND CO.. Estate Agents and Valuers. 1/3 CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE—Telephone 2*40113.


Full Details and Inspection of Plans apply— “


A detached stone built residence contained in apprnx. Mi an acre and commanding panoramic views of the Kibble Valley at present Ih.-mir converted frum barn and farm buildings. The spacious accommodation comprises: Lower door—2/3 car garage, entrance hall, cloakroom, bathroom no. 1 Mi-tiled with coloured w.c., pedestal wash basin and shower cubicle. 3 bedrooms. Upper floor— Lounge 21ft. x lGft. Gin., dining room, kitchen, bathroom no. 2 Mi-


AND, NOW FOR THE GOOD


NEWS . . . WILPSHIRE


(REAR OF ORPHANAGE)


Just released on this delightful estate, 4 only, 3 Bedroomed De­ tached Bungalows complete with central beating and brick garage and jots of other boilMn extras priced (o help you In these difficult times at onlv tftiftoft on fixed price contract Occupation available Aog./ Sept. For further details representa­ tive on site at 69 DURHAM UOAD Saturday and Sunday 1-9 to 4-6 p.m.


or TEL. RAMSBOITOM 3814 Anytime.


Leonard Frankland (Contractors) Ltd.


EXCELLENT SHOP


PREMISES with FORE­ COURT & LARGE YARD


Situated in Henthorne Road, Clitheroe.


Hie property, which has been well maintained and is suitable for a variety of uses, comprises of


RETAIL s n o p 23ft. X 26ft. 5in. with rear and first floor store room. SMALL LOCK-UP SHOP 15ft. Sin. s 22ft. with store room at rear and large cold room. FREEHOLD.


For farther Information npptj to— Mortimer, Corse and Ross


M/33 RICHMOND TERRACE, BLACKBURN—1


Telephone 66446


ING ROOM. KITCHEN. 2 GOOD BEDROOMS, 3-PIECE BATH­ ROOM. One with garage tho other with space. Freehold. To be sold separately with vacant possession.


ccommodation as follows: VESTIBULE. SITTING ROOM, LIV­


in-place. Open archwav to DIN­ ING ROOM. BREAKFAST KIT­ CHEN. 3 BEDROOMS. 3-PIECE BATHROOM. Detached garage. Full gas fired central heating. Most attractive gardens, being


Situated in Haslingden.


These delightful stone built Geor­ gian Cottages offer spacious 2 bed­


roomed accommodation, oldc world© lounge with antique gas fire, fitted kitchen/diner, coloured bathroom .suite. Gas fired central heating. Garden to the front, patio to the rear.


Helmshore


3 Bedroomed Semi Detached Dormer Bungalow with Garage. Lounge with open planned dining area, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, bath­ room. Central heating.


£8,500 o.n.o. Haslingden


3 Bedroomed Detached House with Attached Garage. Double glazing, electric heating throughout. Large lounge, dining room, Vj-tiied fully fitted kitchen, master bedroom with fitted wardrobes, 2 further double


bedrooms. Mi-tiled bathroom with matching turquoise suite, separate w.c. Gardens front and rear.


Price Only £10,000.


42 MANCHESTER ROAD HASLINGDEN


TELEPHONE 28868/28863. THE HOMEFINDERS


CROASDALE DRIVE, CLITHEROE


calnw incorporating a split-level double garage. Tho accommodation briefly comprises: Spacious hall, lounge with french doors to balconv. dining room on step-down level l from lounge. !arge fitted kitchen,


ust be viewed to b<> appreciated PRICE £16,950


A superbly designed detached bun- —. riiis completely unspoilt Haven of Deautv has every- on the Costa Blanca, Spain


Houses for Sale 4—No. 46 (G. M. Wcstlieadj*


M. TAYLOR & SON Auctioneers and \ aluers


^


GREENFIELD STREET, HASLINGDEN OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES —


Superior stone built semi-detached/ situated Keighley Road, Laneshaw Bridge, Colne, known as Garfield.


Pour bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen, sun lounge, hall with superb fitments, centrally heated, garaging two cars with ample space for caravan, ooat Large well kept garden areas. This property be viewed to be appreciated. In first class order throughout.


etc. must


SSMJ. Week 47: Nos. 260 an* ^ Businesses tor Sale


BLACKPOOL A DISTKl(n^-trT like a change? For 35 rP, , tecl nave specialisea m


Retail Businesses Hoteh *55 0{ Houses and Holiday Flats’ sent without obligation «, i „ ls Son Si Partner. F s.Va 'L,k“V Churcb Street, BlnckuooV 23486


rcl


LADIES’ * GENT'S Under,,.,, Market Stall in Nela5!“ ? ,e« !


^ Businesses Wanted


business wanted.'" ''iuKi” CUmeroe area. - ab, ^Ue.w


Accommodation to Let


LUXURY Furnished |-|a[ . suitable executive w t,.'


couple, with telephone, wiuS, ' iVJJ reach Burnley. Nelson 0r


.18 IVrn, c, J


:


Good rcl. required I’a-lcrred 12 months lease. — Write Ilo( aio Blackburn Times Blackburu BB1 lillo


Public Notices SCHEDULE, PART £


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT. Hl7L


application is being made to the Clitheroe R.D.C. bv Mr R. Yates for the planning per­ mission in respect of erection of one Reco Tower Silo tor conservation of high dry matter silage.


Dear House Farm, Sionvhursl Notice is herein- given that


Notice under section 26 (2) Proposed development at


Open Market. - T o i J ™ 1*1 Burnley 32488 after 6 p ?


Public Notices


town and country PLANNING ACT 1971


Notice under Section 26(2)


PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT FK IN SAWLEY


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application is being made to the Ribble Valley Council bv Mr T. Pye for Manning permission in res- 'ect of the construction ot


Machinery and Plant


)CB’s and DROTT’s FOR HIRE


John Moran TELEPHONE WIIALI.EY 313!).


NEW CONCRETE MIXERS lor sate, 171, or lure Petrol or elec­


tric - l) & II Concrete, Tel Barnoltlswick 2299


CONCRETE BLOCKS supplied, all sires - D & 11 Concrete


Products. Tel. Barnoltlswick 22S9


' joint septic tank to serve clover Cottage (use of exist­


Caravans, Camping


inspected at, the Council Plan- nln<» Office, Princess Avenue, Clitheroe. at all reasonable hours until May 16th, 1974. Anv Derson who wishes to


ami of the plans and other documents submitted may be


ing septic tank to be discon­ tinued) and the proposed dwelling on the adjacent site. A copy of the application


Whitfords Caravan Centre


Thomas Glen Nevis, 1U71 Lvnton Arrow l CM).. 11171 Lynton Arrow G.D., 11171 Ski. 11171 Boomerang Bondi.


>11171 Kldis Tornado, 1U7|


make representations to the above - mentioned Council should do so in writing by that dat" to the Chief Plan­ ning Officer


(Signed)


GORDON HEAP, A.I.A.S. (on behalf of applicant).


parliamentary election


FEBRUARY 28th. 1974 CLITHEROE


CONSTITUENCY


ments submitted with it mav be inspected at Dear House Farm, Stonvhurst Blackburn Lancs, at all reasonable hours until the 14th of May. 1974, Any person who wishes to


make representations to the above mentioned C o u n c i l


date to the Clerk of the Council at Clitheroe R.D.C., Church Street. Clitheroe, Lancs.


about the application should make them in writing bv that


On behalf of Mr R. Yates. Date: April 11th. 1974. NOTE TO ADVERTISERS


When voo nave oaa a satisfactory response.to your advertisement too mav cancel it hv telephoning Bum* lev '$2331 ' hefor*. 1-30 p.m Wednes­ day before the-Tliursilav odllion


Whon you do you will be flfiven a “ STOP NUMBER.** Please re- fain thaf number (write it down) — it is IMPORTANT should anv oucry arise later.


THANK YOU Signed: R. G. FIELD.


A copy of the application and of the plans and other docu­


i THE UNDERSIGNED. Demiting Acting Returning Officer for the above election, hereby civ® notice that I have received the returns and declarations ik ta election expenses of the under­ mentioned Candidates and Election Agents:


CANDIDATES:


Charles William Roberts Alan David Waldcr Michael Walsh


ELECTION AGENTS:


Antlionv Ashley Cooper Douglas Robinson John Edward Cowin


tions (including the aceom- oanying documents) can be inspected at tho offices of the Ribble Valiev Borough Coun­ cil. The Castle. Clitheroe,


during office hours within the next |,wo vears.


JOHN COWDALL


Clitheroe Cricket. Rowling and Tennis Club


HOLDING DATE:


FRIDAY. SEPT. 13th. 1974 BIG BIG BARBECUE at CHATBURN ROAD


Public Notices BLACKBURN'S FIRST


COLLECTORS' MARKET SATURDAY, 27th APRIL


af Windsor Hot), Northgate, Blackburn


Over 60 starts selling Antiques, Victorians, collectors’ Items of all kinds includiite Silver, Jewellery, Glass, Porcelain. Books, Postcards. Coins, Stamps. Clocks, Milltaria, Railwayann and much more. Open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


rooms, 2 bathrooms. Front, aide and rear gardens. Oil fired central M heating. Immaculate throughout.


8 SUDELI, CROSS, BLACKBURN Telephone 592*0.


HIGHAM


curtains and fittings included Rates: £52.


ront and rear. Carpets, £8,950 Phone Padiham 74192 THE HOMEFINDERS


FAIRFIELD DRIVE CLITHEROE


Modem trreo-bedroomed *eml- detached house .situated in a pleasant residential area on the fringe of Clitheroe and providing: Hall, large lounge, dining kitehen with fitted units, three l>edrooms, a three-piece bathroom. Detached


front and rear garden areas. Price £7,600.


8 SUDELL CROSS BLACKBURN Let 59270


SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE, Lam- mack area, comprising: hall, lounge, dinette/kitchen, three bed­ rooms, three-piece bathroom, brick r garage Laid gardens front and


5ear. £7.800. — Tel. Blackburn 0300.


37 WADUOVY VIEW. Waadmffton. Terraced bouse comprising: Sitting room, living room, kitchen, utility room two bedrooms, bathroom, attic - Tel Clitheroe 23151


FULLY MODERNISED Terraced House, 16 Grafton Street. Clitheroe. Two bedrooms, bathroom. — Tel. Clitheroe 24087


CLITHEROE. Edisford area. Three- lied semi-det. house lor sale. — To view ring Clitheroe 24759.


Houses Wanted


TOUNG COUPLE urgently seek cottage or similar, preferably isolated for minimal rent. Can work, if required. — Tel. Chipping


Mortgages


100‘i MORTGAGES, plus legal fees from €7.41 monthly per Cl.000 10% deposit loan, second mortgages, re­ mortgages. persona] loans. — WehrU Ltd, 6 High Street, North- wood. Middlesex Tel. 6297?


Business Premises


TO LET OS MONTHLY TENANCIES


DRIVE-IN WORKHOPS or


FACTORY FLOOR SPACE


in Lower Darwen, Fcniscowles Chorlcy and Crawsbawbooth.


UNITS of 8.000 and 16.000 sq. ft- of ground floor factory units. RING 061-652-2998


nal rent. — Ring Clitheroe 24067.


FIRST FLOOR Warehouse to let. Central position, 1,200 sq. f t Nomi­


Area Administrator, H. Harding, JP. BA, (Admin.), FHA.


FOR SALE IN LOWER DAflWEN Area Medical Officer, sbestos garage Weil established


Comprising: hall, lounge dining room, kitchen, two double and one single bed­ rooms all with built-in ward­ robes, 3-piece bathroom. Gas f central heating. Gardens


SEM SUPERIORI-DETACHED HOUSE WITH SUPERB orEN VIEWS


aundry room off, 3 double bed­


Admission: ]5p. Children and OAPs: 5p. Refreshments available all dav.


HEALTH SERVICE


a geographical area comprising the new Non-Metropolitan County ol Lancashire, assumed its responsibility for an integrated Hospital and Community Health Service on 1st April, 1974. I t is established at East Cliff, Preston, PRI 3JN Telephone No. Preston 59344.


Lancashire Area Health Authority Tile new Lancashire Area Health Authority based on


Authority has been established with responsibility for the General Medical Practitioner, Dental, Pharmaceutical and Ophthalmic Services with headquarters at 42 West Cliff, Preston, PRI 8HQ. Telephone No. Preston 56077. Inquiries should be addressed to the Administrator, Family Practitioner Services


A Family Practitioner Committee for the Area Health


Teams, each being responsible to the Area Health Authority for the Hospital and Health Sen-ices within its district.


Tire six Health Districts are as follows —


Lancaster Health District covering the area of the Lancaster Local Government District Council. Address of District Administrator — Lancaster Moor Hospital, Lancaster. Telephone No. 65241.


Wliinney Hevs Road. Blackpool, FY3 8NR. Telephone No. 34111.


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Preston'Health District covering tile areas of Preston, South Ribble and Chuvlcv Local Government District Councils. Address of District Administrator — Royal Infirmary, Preston, PRI 6PS. Telephone No. 54747.


Blackburn Health District covering the areas of Ribble Valley, Blackburn and Hvndbum Local Government District Councils. Address of District Administrator — Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn, BB2 3HH. Telephone No. 661311.


Burnlcv Health District covering the areas of Burnley. Pendle and Rossendale Local Government District Councils. Address oi District Administrator — Burnley General


Hospital, Casterton Avenue Burnley. BB10 2PQ. Telephone No. 27071.


Onnskirk Health District covers the area of West Lancashire Local Government District Council. Address of District Administrator — District General Hospital, Wigan Road, Onnskirk, L39 2AZ. Telephone No. 75471.


Health District include the care of mothers and young children, midwifen’, health visiting, home nursing and associated health services including tuberculosis service, health education service etc.’


Tlie domiciliary and other sendees provided by eacli


brandies of the Service The Family Practitioner Services, together with the Hospital and Community Health Services, will be integrated into one comprehensive organisation. There will also be close collaboration with the Lancashire Countv Council which will be responsible for social services L throughout the Area and with each District Council in


ontact. c The Lancashire Area Health Authority will work in close


onsultation witli its professional advisers drawn from all Health.


interests. It is hoped that these Councils will identify with the aspirations and needs of the public and the Authority and provide a two-way system of communication.


— iblishing six Community Health Councils H al h


neeantn District) which will represent tn he


(one for each community


ment on the 1st April, 1974 and thereafter, should continue to contact their usual medical sources, normally including c their general medical practitioner ns the first point of


Patients nnd prospective applicants for advice or treat­


5 S


Blackpool Health District covering the areas of Wyre, Blackpool and Fyicle Local Government District Councils. Address of District Administrator — Victoria Hospital,


isedThe Lancashire Area Health Authority has been organ­ Into six Health Districts under District Management


YOUR DAUGHTER'S FUTURE


If your daughter is 14/15 years of age. then this is the time to consider a secretarial career She nitty take advantage, o* the opportunity to spend the last compulsory school year training in secretarial and general subjects as an alternative to her present school


Write. Call or Telephone for details—


ALSTON'S SECRETARIAL AND COMPTOMETER COLLEGE


14 COLNE ROAD. BURNLEY. Telephone 24188 Loans


S £1,000 ....... £5.54 per wk I £2.000 ......... £9-98 per wk f e Cash nmy be used for any purpose, and the above y


S monthly repayments axe even more impressiv; after ? insurance.


§


l 3ng{jam & Pulcotk 34 Albert Road, Colne, Lancs.


Property House - - - - — ------— - — '


ancashire which will be responsible for Environmental The North Western Regional Health Authority is


COOPERATIVE 7 FINANCE COL


available for inquiries and advice on the service available in its district.


W. BENNETT, J.P. Chairman.


Miss F. M Tonge, SRN. SCM, HV. QN. DN, Tutors Cert


Area Treasurer. J. Whallev. AHA, ACMA, AMBIM, FRSH.


D. S. Parken. MD. MB, BS. MRCS. LRCP. DCH, DPH. Area Nursing Officer,


___ ____ ___ _ . _ „


General Inquiries The office ol each District Administrator will be


* Free life insurance *


. For ^nimmediatcdccis^pri .061-427 2402 or 061-881 1321


061-228 3 f l0 t /2 /3 ^Y ‘ Evgs. 4 weekends


£300 to £10,000 Claim tax relief


*N o penalty,for early settlement.


5 Piccadilly, Manchester 1 Tel: 061-228 3801/2/3. ,


-Offer Unbeatable - • : SPENDASYOUPLEASE" >


iPersonal loans,1— i 1 without any . !


. "Security H reenw (M/C) LTD.


le i SelMnn tin. EST.1877


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e ADVANCE 90 MTUS I ADVANCE 120 MTHS S S £500


S RESPONSIBLE FINANCE FROM PEOPLE!


BANK LOANS PEOPLE!


P RESPONSIBLE * £2.77 per wk £1,500 ......... £7.49 per wk R


V tax rebel. To protect your family we give free S S


TELEPHONE COLNE 4228 (2 lines) STD CODE 028-24. R


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CARAVANS ALWAYS IN STOCK AT


CORDINGLEY and SONS (Sales) LTD HASLINGDEN


(TIIK 01.1) 1’IKM >—ItOSSKNDALK 8131 I, AN CASH lit IS’S NISWISST DEALER


ECCLES, FAIRHOLME, SPRITE. EUROPA FROM £419 to £1,100 including delivery.


View in the comtort of mir hucc, well appointed, warm showroom SISLF-PltlVK 1IIHK CAItS and CAHAVANETTES ALWAYS AVAILABLE—OPES AL1, WEEKEND.


These returns and declara­


(off Marlborough Street). Burnley. Telephony Itumlcv 2IMIJU.


Whitfords Caravan (behind Lambert llowarths).


We arc mly '! minutes rmm Centenary Way


LA lulls SLLLLTION ot Holiday Static Caravan* always on display


are pleased to announce that they now have in stock the following u*fi. Caravans—


Various other sizes also in stork. We still have available dales for 11*74 Self-Tow Hire Caravans.


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 (or the t births and engagements classifica­


b Announcements sent by post must e endorsed with the name and


ions cannot be accented by ohone Appreciations


ATKIN. — Mr and Mrs Atkin would like to thank all Iriends, relatives and neigh­ bour^ for tlte flowers, gifts and kind offers of help dur­ ing Mrs Atkin’s recent stay in hospital. — 16 The Crescent, Clitheroe.


Appreciations


MCDONALD. — Stuart McDonald wishes to thank all relatives and friends for cards and gifts which he received on his 21st birth­ day.


Births


BLEAZARD (nee Holden). — On April 10th, 1074. at Bromley Meade, to David and Susan, a son, Steven James. Thanking all con­


BOYER. — Mrs Boyer would like to thank relatives and friends for gifts, visits and inquiries during her stay in hospital. Special thanks to doctors and nurses of F.M.5 Ward. Accrington Victoria Hospital; also to the Rev. Father Willoughby. — 15. Nelson Street, Low Moor.


MITCHELL. — Mrs E. Mit­ chell would like to thank all relatives, friends and mem­ bers of Pendle Club and Mothers' Union for the lovely flowers and cards sent during her stay in hos­ pital; also the Rev. J. Hud- su and the curate for prayers.


HADDINGTON. — Mr and Mrs B. Waddington wish to


Sites available with all main ser­ vices in Lakeland. South of Scot­ land anti on the Solway coast - Contact Border Caravans, Moor- villc. Carlisle Tel 21271 Open seven days. Sundays 2 o m to ( o m


DAWMAN Deluxe C-berth Fibre­ glass Trailer Tent, as new — For


details telephone Great Harwood 8Hlil39 day or evening VVliailey 261ft


•rift SI’MMKKDALE Caravan. 4- berth. 1980 model, for sale. £80 to


take away. — Shireburn Caravan


Park. Waddiugton Hoad dither Tel. 23122


FUA.MF rCNT: Malaga V, sleeps five m inner bedroom. 1974 price £107, ex-hire, in good condition. £58 for cash — Ken’s 165 Padi- ham Hoad. Burnley Tel. 11609


TKNTS and Camping Equipment: Hire or buy all you need for your holidays — Ken’s. 165 Padiham Hoad, Burnley. Tel. 2360ft.


FOR SALK: 20ft Suinmcrdale Caravan good condition, on site, one mile Arnsidc. £500 o.n.o. — Tel. Burnley 20917 after 6 p.m.


SPRITE 400 CARAVAN for self- tow hire Ail dates available Hina Burnley 29833


CARAVAN Mattress Covers, tailored to fit any shape, in superior quality


stretch nvlon - King Burnlcv 34136


FOt’lt-BKIt Til CARAVAN, joiner, made. £250 o.n.o. — Hing Burnley 26286. after 6 p.m.


CYGNET and Astral Agents Howard’s Blackburn ltd, Bolton.


ROBIN and Mardnn Agents. — Howard’s, Blackburn ltd Bolton.


thank all relatives and friends, especially David and Alice, our doctor and all staff on Wards 4 and 6. Blackburn Royal Infirmary, for all their help and kind­ ness during Brian’s stay in hospital.—1 Lodge Cottage, Bashall Eaves.


rorovnns. Comoinq


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For the Best Trailer, Holiday and Motorised Caravans.


Good Selection of New and Used Caravans and Dormobilcs.


Best Trade'ln Prices and H.P. Terms


Now Booking Caravans and


Dormobilcs for Hire for 1974 Holidays. Try us for price.


Solve vour housing problem with our new 3 bedroomed re­ sidential bungalow. Site arranged.


Skipton Road, Steeton, Near Keighley.


Telephone Steeton $2435.


cerned. HOUGH (Wilkinson). — To John and Anne, a son, John Patrick, on April 19th. Thanking the staff at Bramley Meade; also the


. family doctor. Engagements


PURSEGLOVE — CASSIDY. — The engagement is an­ nounced between Jeremy John, only son of Professor J. W. Purseglove, C.M.G., and Mrs Purseglove. oi Wal- ud Tree , Sissinghurst,


Kent, and Susan Elizabeth, elder daughter of Dr and Mrs A. D. Cassidy, of Hill House, Clitheroe.


Marriages


LESLIE — HARRISON. — On April 19th, 1974. Vivien, onlv daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Harrison. 92 Chat-


burn Road, Clitheroe. was married to Mark, only son of Mr and Mrs D. Leslie, Bench Cottage. Norwood Hill, Surrey, at St Michael and John's Church, Clith- eroe. Father B. Dobson per­ formed the ceremony.


Silver Weddings


BIALECKI (nee Crook). All the very best, mum and dad. on your silver wedding anniversary. April 30th, 1974. May your silver turn to gold. — Love from Susan, David and Paul.


In Memoriam WINTEREDTTOM. - Trea­


sured memories of our dear sjn Bob, who died April


The way he ■ spoke and. smiled.


27th, 1906. aged'15 years. We remember the way lie looked,


They say time heals all sorrow,


The little things he said Aand did.


H proved re-with us all the while.


And helps all to forget. But time so far has only


— Mum and dad. Acknowledgments


ow much we miss him yet.


BLEAZARD. — Mr J. W. Bleazard and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their sad bereavement; also doctors and staff of Queen s Park Hospital, the family doctor, district nurses, the Rev. K. and Mrs Broad- hurst and the Women's Fellowship of St James's Church, members of Pendle Club, ambulance personnel, the local police for their kindness and all who pro­ vided transport. — 19 Wil­ son Street, Clitheroe.


COOK. — Norman and Dorothv wish to thank all relative's, friends and neigh­ bours of Havhurst Street for tho beautiful flowers, letters, cards and donations. Our most grateful thanks to Stan and Sylvia, the family doctor and the curate of St Mary's Church. — 12 Goosebutts Lane.


SUNDERLAND.—The family of the late Mr William Arthur Sunderland desire to thank all relatives and friends for kind expressions -f sympathy and floral tri­


BIALECKI (nee Crook). — Congratulations and best wishes, mum and clad, on your silver wedding anniver­ sary, April 30th. 1974. May vour silver turn to gold. — Love from Celena and Meyrick.


Deaths


ALLEN*. — On April 18th, 1974, in Perth, W. Australia. Frank, aged 79 years, be­ loved husband of Mary (ncc Wilson), loved father and father-in-law of Geoffrey and Joyed in. and a dear grandad, dear brother of L^iis and Elsie. Florence. Nelson and Nellie. Ted and Dora, Madge and George. Ben and Gladys, Verdun and Maud, and the late John, dear brother-in-law of Edward and Molly. Crema­ tion took place on April B 22nd.


'v - . . /


butes received during their bereavement. Thanking also the vicar and the Rev. E. Chad, vicar of Downham, for th .r kind ministrations. — I'twhouse Farm, Tossidc.


WALMSLEY. — The family of the late Isabel Walmsley wish to thank most sincerely all


friends and neighbours for kind expressions of sym­ pathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement. — Gannies Farm, Waddington.


relatives, m \ . LANGSHAW


and Sons Ltd (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGED TODBER CARAVANS OFFER THIS WEEK


Approximately 50 Caravans from £100 to £1.450.


INCLUDING NEW VIKINGS, KIBliELINE, ASTRAL, LYNTON. AVALON, RIVIERA, MINISTER, FOREST, FLEETWIND, ETC.


Good Discount, Good Part Excliangc, Good Service, II.P. Facilities and Sites Available.


SEE MR TOM VAMLEY—HE IS THE MAN WHO WILL LOOK AFTER YOU AFTER.


TODBER CARAVANS Tel. Gisburn 322 on A682 Nelson/Cisburn Rd Education


IIULLY. — On April 21st, in hospital. Dora Hully. aged 90 years, of 7 Church Street. Slaidbum, Service in St Andrew's Church. Slaid­ bum. on Thursday. April 25th. at 2 p.’m., prior to in­ terment. — Calverleys Funeral Directors. Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. LORD. — On April 17th. 1974, in hospital, Olive Maud, aged 66 years, the dearly loved wife of Miles Albert Lord, of 50 Charlesworth Terrace. Clitheroe. dear mother of Mervvn and Edie. loved nan of Tony, David and Jackie, and great­ grandmother of Clare. A service was held in St James's Church. Clitheroe, on Monday, April 22nd. fol­ lowed by interment at Clith­ eroe Cemetery. — Inquiries please to Tomlinson's ^uneral Service. Rockdale, Clitheroe. Tel. 22345.


ELL. — On April 20th. 1974. in hospital. John, aged 70 years, the dearly loved hus­ band of Elsie Bell, of 4 Shireburn Avenue. Clith­ eroe, dearly loved father of De. rk. and daughter-in-law Rut , and loved grandad of Alistair. A service in St Paul’s Church preceded cremation at Skipton on Wednesday, April 24th. — Inq. Bennett (R. Parking- ton). Moss Street, Clitheroe. Tel. 22582.


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES


PERSONAL SERVICE


TeL Whalley 3248 (dav of nieht)


King Street Whalley


G. Calverley


& Sons Ltd Funeral Director


Mem tier ot tbc National


Association of Funeral Director-


CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


CHAI’EI OT REST i-.nqulrles:


TeL Clitheroe 23297 day 22017 night


FLORAL TRIBUTES and


CUT FLOWERS


BARKER’S Primrose Nurseries Tel. Clitheroe 23521


Also Clitheroo Market


WRENCIL — On April 20th. 1974, at 6 Henthorn Road, the home of her daughter. Margaret, aged 76 years, of 35 Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. the dearly loved wife of the late. Jim Wrench, loved mother of Lortia. loving nan of Carole. Michelle, Russell and great-grandma if Paul and Simon, and dearly loved by David and Ray. A service in St Mary's Church on Wednesday, April 24t.h. preceded crema­ tion at Pleasington. — In­ quiries please to Tomlin­ son's Funeral Service, Rock­ dale, Clitheroe. Tel. 22345.


SUNDERLAND. — On April 18th, 1974. in hospital. William Arthur, aged 82 years, the beloved husband of the late Edith Sunder­ land. late of Chatburn. Ser­ vice and interment took place at Christ Church, Chatburn. on Tuesday. — T. E. Robinson. Bolton-by- Bowland. Tel. 213.


In Memoriam


ATKINSON. — In loving memory of George, a dear husband, dad and grandad, who died May 1st. 1973. God takes our loved ones from our homes.


UINULE. — In loving mem­ ory of Keith, accidentally killed in Canada, April 29th, 1972. D.ep in our hearts you will always stay,


But never from our hearts. — From his wife and families at Chorley and Clitheroe.


WILSHER. — Treasured memories of a dear hus­ band, Albert, who died April 27th, 1973. I've been lonely since you left.


— From mum nnd dad (Bil- lingtoni, Margaret, Kevin, Elaine and Tony (Canada).


Loved and remembered every day.


Home has never been the same.


The world would be like heaven,


Just to have you back again.


WILSHER. — Treasured memories of a dear father, died April 27th, 1973. Loved and remembered always. From son Albert and daughter-in-law Stella.


AUDREY COWELL (Floral Designs)


Telephone Clitheroe £>038. 13 FAltSON LANE.


Member of Interflora, World Wide Flower Delivery Service.


FUNERAL WREATHS and SPRAYS Also SYMPATHY FLOWERS.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


Church Brow Cardens Tel. Clitheroe 23298


FECSTT BROS


Craftsmen In Marble. Granite and Stone


Fox Memorials The Sculptors


CEMETEPY GATES Whalle, New Road Tel Rlackbnm 51463


OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS COMPLETED WITH


RESPECT AND SINCERITY OF PURPOSE.


WE ARE SATISFIED ONLY WHEN THE LAST


TRIBUTE IS AS PERFECT AS IS HUMANLY POSSIBLE.


— From your loving wife Ethel.


WILSHER. — In loving mem­ ory of a dear brother-in-law and uncle. Albert, who died April 27th. 1973. The flowers we place upon your grav’


Will never fade away. — From John. Marjorie, • Brian, Catherine and Janet.


May wither and decay. But love for you who sleeps beneath.


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