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t e x t i l e t r a d e ’ THE simplest way of reducing Lancashire’s unemp-


■ loyment was to control much more severely . the amounts of cloth and garments entering Britain, particular via Hong Kong, Coun. Clifford Chatburn told Ribble Valley council members on Tuesday.


mendation to the council by its


Stolen saw found


Hewassupportingarecom- Policy and Resources Com­ mittee calling on the Govern,


ing the textile industry. The council accepted the


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in car A STONE-CUTTING saw worth £143 which, had been missed from a Low Moor building site was discovered


• three months later in the back of a car being driven by Jack B ru n k e r (32), p ro p e rty repairer, of Nelson Street, Low Moor, Chief Insp. M. A. Waller told Clitheroe magis­ trates. Brunker, who pleaded


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guilty to stealing the saw, was told by the chairman, Mr Stanley Westhead, “You need a sharp reminder.” He was fined £75. Brunker’s solicitor, Mr W.


1). Greenwood, said the off­ ence had been committed on the spur of the moment. He had made great efforts to establish his own business and was one of the most conscien­ tious and hardworking men in the district. He was his own worst enemy. In a statement, Brunker


said he had found the saw and instead of handing it in he had tried to sell it. He was sorry for what he had done.


ment to introduce import con­ trols as the best way of help­


recommendation and also one to take no action on the Gov­ ernment circular asking local authorities to submit schemes to the Manpower Services Commission which has been allocated £30m to create new jobs.'


by not accepting strong union and management pressure to cut back imports by 20 per cent, the Government was saying "to hell with Lanca­


Coun. Chatburn said that


shire.” This year's quota of imports


from Hong Kong was roughly 300m square yards of cotton or, man-made fibre cloths, and more than 120m garments. To these figures had to be added imports from Korea, Taiwan and the EEC. “No wonder Lancashire is


sick. I think our .county should seek devolution from the Labour Government,” he said, urging the council to put its views as strongly as poss­ ible to the Industry Sec­ retary. The Council leader, Bil-


lington member Coun. Bill Fleming, felt sure Coun. Chatburn was expressing the views of all the members.


Clouds spoil * Alan’s big night


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TUESDAY night should have been a special one for 25-year-okl local star-gazer Alan Beggs. . . there was a total eclipse of the moon. But try as he might, Alan,


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of Bawdlands, Clitheroe, could not see th is ra re astronomical phenomenon through the thick cloud.


• eclipse, it should have proved very fascinating and spec­ tacular.


"It was very disappointing,” said Alan. “Although it isn’t quite as rare or as scientifi­ cally interesting as a solar


V “put with astronomy you ■ ■ have to learn to accept these things. I'll just have to wait for the next total eclipse on. January 9th, 1982.”


' Alan,' a Blackburn textile


■ ■ own £400 observatory at his parents’ home in Wiswell.


, npt big enough to house his '■y large telescope.


So his equipment is all


■' ''•'boxed up waiting for him to - move into a larger home and,


• .! to his eyes and a pair of pow- "erful binoculars.


•• . in the meantime, his star- • - gazing activities are confined


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' sees is the earth's shadow fal- * ling on the moon.


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, ...A, large, the moon isn’t totally .- - obscured, for the light rays


:-/*;! .y are refracted off the earth’s ► ^-atmosphere to give the moon a ■ 7®' ‘ jCoppery-red glow.


te c h n o lo g is t , ha s been interested in astronomy for about 10 years. He bought his first telescope when he was 16 and four years ago built his


Bu t when he married recently, his new home was


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Magistrate stole from Harrods


A CONVICTION for shop­ lifting at Harrods Store, Lon­ don, has led to the resignation of Ribble Valley magistrate Mrs Lillian Kayley.


Mrs Kayley (62) joined the


Ribble Valley Bench 18 months ago, following the dis­ bandment of the Bowland Bench, on which she had served for six and a half years. At London’s Horseferry


Road Magistrates* Court, Mrs, Kayley (62), of Lower House Farm; Paythorne, admitted stealing 23 gift tags, a box of chocolates, a bar of fudge and two packets of gift cards together valued at £15.85. She was fined £75 and ordered to pay costs of £25. In court, PC Peter Lally


“ I am ashamed. I cannot understand it,” Magistrate Mr David Fair-


said that Mrs Kayley was of excellent previous character. Mrs Kayley told the court:


burn told Mrs.Kayley: “It is a very sorry sight to see you standing before me."


SHIP AHOY!


PU PILS of Riversmead School spent some time afloat this week as part of a careers outing................


The twenty pupils — from


L, Seminar on new act


■Mttm LEADERS of-local industry have been invited to a seminar -!in..Blackburn to discuss the ~ “ Governments Employment m '"si-Protection Act,,which has just


fi.'-i'ii,^received its third reading in f-fj;. the House of Commons. The seminar, at the Saxon


MV V ' Innfa week, on Tuesday, is being organised by the East


-v... Lancashire branch of the Brit- r ;4sh Institute of Management. iMThe .Act has considerable


ifiti' -''.' implications m terms of emp- .^A/.i;-.xioyment,: industrial ' relations ” '“" ‘.' policies, and practices at com-..


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" ' f ^ driving, his'yan at 44 m.p.h. “ij f-1 through a radar'speed check


<s?‘ In Teel Street, Clltheroe — a SO i rn.p.fi. limit —-. Arthur, JJurnop (19)/ of Edisford Hall


, f Farm, wasjfined f lS by the tnuii’s rnagistiatcs.


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AMERICAN HOLIDAY


; AN illustrated talk on a recent holiday m America was given to> Gisburn:‘Young Farmers’ Club members by their presi- dent,Mr Bargh.of Nappa, and Mrs Bargh. .SvThe talk was entitled Way out - west” - and afterwards there' Was - a short , business meeting xyith John Bancroft In


'the chair.-Arrangements were made for- a:visit to a vintage cai museum ' ____ f'


the fourth and fifth year — visited the Royal Navy dive training ship HMS Laleston at Preston Docks. They were accompanied by head maths teacher Mr Leon Saberton. The idea of the trip was to


DOG INN LEAD


WITH six games completed in all three divisions of the Clitheroe and District Darts League, Dog Inn, Whalley, lead the first division with 29 points.


Chasing them are Judge Walmsley


and Waddington Club on 28. On 2? points are White Horse, Pendle/ Witch and King’s Arms. Victoria* Hotel have 22, Bridge Inn, Craven Heifer and Low Moor 21, Royal Oak 20 and Billington Band Club 18.


In division two, Dog and Partridge


(Barrow) lead with 30 points. Other piacings are: Dog and Partridge (Clitheroe) 29, Buck Inn (Clitheroe) and Horse Shoe 27, Calderstones and Waggon and Horses 25, Black Horse, Buck Inn (Grindleton) and Ribblesdale Wanderers 24, Lower Buck 21, Black Bull and Ribblesdale S and SC 1G.


In division three, Read have a


four point lead over Cross Keys and Brockhall both with 30. Other piac­ ings are: Joiners 29, Whallcy Arms 28, Commercial 27, Social Club 25, Lord Nelson 22, Wheatsheaf 21, Clitheroe CC 19, Pcndle Hotel 12, Station Hotel 11. ,


Highest finish In the first division


is K. Lambert (Read) U4. In the second division J . Hacking (Black Horse) leads with 108 and C. Hackct (Pcndle Witch) has the highest finish in the third division with 101.


Table tennis


TRINITY’S three teams were in action in last weeks Ribblcsdale Table Tennis Association games, the C side being the only one to lose. In division one .Tnnity A beat


Read CC A* 7-3. T. Thompson beat K. Coward, D. Stubbs and E. Sumner; J. Pickles beat Stubbs and Sumner but lost to Coward, and C. Fitzgerald beat Sumner but lost to Stubbs and Coward. Read conceded the doubles. Calderstones A went, down 8 2


give those pupils thinking of a career in the Navy, a chance to.see life aboard a ship for themselves...


- An officer showed them round, and the party were able to visit the engine room and see the forward gun.


when they entertained Brackh dl A G. Roberts (Calricrstoncs) beat D George and A. Guest but lo t to F Hamer; B. Parker lost to George, Guest and Hamer and L. Dixon al o


lost to them. Roberta, and Parker were beaten by Hamer and George in the doubles. In division two Tnnity B notched


a 6-4 win when, they-visited Ch*it- bum. P. Whittaker and P. Hatch (Chatbum) both ;beat- M. Heywood and M. Child but lost to E Thomp­ son. B- Jones lost to the same three Hatch and Whittaker lost the dou­ bles to Heywood and Thompson Trinity C went down 8-2 away to


1 Burgess; M. Simpson and N Siec- 2kowski both beat Burgess and Nut- tall but lost to Wilson. Simpson and SieczkowskJ beat, Burgess and Wil­ son in the doubles.


Standen-E. J. Whittaker (Standen E) beat T. Wilson, I. Nuttall and J


P e n a l t y t h w a r t s C l i t h e r o e


$ Atherton Collerics 2, Clithcroe 2. • -,


CLITHEROE came close to gaining their first away win of the season at Atherton Collieries. But they were thwarted by alate penalty and had to be content


with a point — their third in successive away games. —


Reserves concede a silly goal


Clilheroc Res. 2, Chapmans 2


THE Reserves included new signing Tony Dobson, formerly with Chat-


bum in the Ribble Valley League, fo r the v isit of newly-promoted Chapmans. Eddie Preedy, who was injured in the previous game, was still unfit.


i The Reserves attacked straight


from the s tart but were caught out a f t e r 10 min u te s of constant p res su re when a long clearance found the,back four flat-footed and ■ Chapmans* cen tre forward ran : behind the defence to score an easy


goal. Undaunted, Clitheroe continued


to run the visitors* defence ragged but could not find the n e t Eyles headed narrowly wide from a Pinch corner, and Bush was only inches wide with a shot from an Eyles*, corner. Eventually a four-man move led to Pinch netting an easy equal­ iser, the lead coming shortly after­ wards when Johnson back-headed home Redfcrn’s free kick. Eyles caused the Chapmans defence all so r ts of problems, and Pinch’s steady front running was another thorn. Just before half-time, failure to


make a proper clearance led to the Reserves .conceding a silly goal — the goalkeeper had no chance to deal with a Chapmans shot that was deflected. After the change round the vis­


itors had a completely different look about them and Farnsworth did well to turn a dipping,' swirling corner kick over the bar. Clithe'roe’s back four held up well under pressure and when the Reserves had the ball in the back of the net Walker was given marginally offside. Bush made the miss of the match


from only two yards and Drachen- berg placed a good shot narrowly


over. The game ended in a fine 2*2 draw


with neither side deserving to lose. Leach gave his usual immaculate display in defence while Dobson had a shaky first half but played well afterwards. Eyles had a sparkling first half and worked hard in the second. Clitheroc Res: Farnsworth, Dob­


son, Sharp, Leach, Redfem, D. Eyles, Bush, Walker, Johnson, Pinch, Drachenberg. Sub: Cole- bourne. •


--------- -------— In te r rib le conditions


Clitheroe were the first to slip up when Beard was unable to control an awkward ball. It skidded past him and Ather­ ton’s Hilton shot home past t h e s t r a n d e d W i l l ie Houldsworth. . Clitheroewho were without


key defender Colin Monks, fought back and Tony Eyles combined with Keith Murray to give Paul McGuire1 a chance.


But McGuire was brought -


down just outside the penalty area, and from the resulting free kick Beard made amends to fire Clitheroe level. , •


' The rest of the first half was dominated by Clitheroe. David Gillibrand was having a fine game and new boy John Lynch,' formerly with Black-


' b u rn YMCA, proved his worth with some fine runs. After the interval, with


ground conditions bordering on the farcical, Clitheroe went ahead, David Crump scoring his first goal for- the club from a Murray corner. In the early minutes of the


second period Clitheroe enjoyed the best of things, with Eyles having a good shot saved and Bisby playing well in defence. Then came a stroke of bad


luck and against the run of play Atherton drew level. A low skiding ball shot


through John Lawson’s legs, deceived Crump, and found the Atherton centre forward Thexton, who was unmarked.. K e e p e r H o u ld sw o th brought.him down arid from


. the penalty Thexton levelled the scores. Clithcroc: Houlilsivoi-th, Bisby,


Lawson, Crump, Beard, Gillibrand, McGuire, Eyies, Lynch, Orreii,


Murray. Sub: Payton.


Waddington extend lead


WADDINGTON B extended th e i r lead at the top of C l i th e ro e and D is t r ic t Snooker League to 11 points af ter their ' 10-4 defeat of Great Harwood Liberals. But close on their heels are


Waddington A, who achieved the joint highest victory of the week, beating Chatburn 12-2. Results: Chatburn 2, Waddington


A 12; Conservative B 2, Conserva­ tive A 12; British Legion 10, Riming- ton 4; Pendlc Club 6, Biliington A 8; Social Club 5, Calderstones 9; Bil­ iington B 8, Police G; Waddington B 10, Great Harwood Liberals 4.


' Ch atb urn 318; Waddington A 478: P. Jones 42, T. Mnkinson 82; D. Speak 38, J, Wooff 81; P. Whittaker 41, F. Coar 9-1; R. Turner 53, S. Hatton 87; B. Jones 81, J. Herd 84; H. Frankland 63, S. Cox. Conservative B 363, Conserva­


tive A 494: J . Braithwaite 79, G. Ireland 66; A. McNab 67, M. Haslam 83; R. Parker 70, F. Hall 87; D. Nuttall 48, A. Johnston 84; G. Dins- dale 52, W. Lewis 105; F. McNab 47, G. Burgess 71. • British Legion 471, Rimington


. Cowking 78, D. Packer 59; J. Bridges 69, B. Walmsley 90; B. Dixon 82, I. Whittaker 47. Pcndlc Club 456, Biliington A 471:


, T. Howarth 85, B. Lee 51; S. Edmondson 109, R. Lamonby 55; H. Wilkinson 80, G. Robinson 67; J. Donaghy 63, R. Rouse 76; C. Bailey 65, M. Aitken 101; A. Burgess 54, T. Warden 121. Social Club 394, Caldcrstoncs


405: D. Horsfield 75, T. Wilson 67; W. Knowles 49, J. Haydock 66; J. Slater 84, T. Reeder 48; T. Blacklock 60, P. Backhouse 66; E. Horsfield


72, D. Briggs 72; J. Morrison 54, J. Wilson 86. Rillinfrton II 414. Police 449: P.


Bradley 76, T. Swift 56; D. Stewart 50, F. Booth 82; E. Brown 86, M. Johnson 82; J. Wild 55, G. Titley 98; B. Thompson 67, G.. Griffiths 58; T. Peters 80, N. Crawshaw 73. Waddington B 453, Great Har­


wood Liberals 374: D. Boothman53, H. Clegg 79: J. Crowther 89, I. Hickhng 44; T. H. Walmsley 112, P. Reid 21; A. Wilkinson 43, A. Chew 99; B. Phillips 77, R. Forshaw 69; I. Waddington 79, A. Proctor 62. With eight games played, Wad*


dington B lend the tabic on 85 points. They are followed by Waddington A (74), Billmgton B (73), Great Har­ wood Libs (GO), Pendlo Club, Con-


t servative B (56), and Legion (56), . Billmgton A (54), Conservative A (53), Social Club and Calderstones (51), Chntburn (41), Rimington A (10) and Police (36)


Pendle in command


THE 1st Pendle Troop have won the Chtheroe and Distnct junior Scout fivo-a-side foot ball trophy for the second suc­ cessive year They defeated Loyola 4-2 in


360: B. Alston 93, D. Seed 44; B. Hargreaves 101, J . Spencer 28; T. Williamson 58, T. Jackson 92; R.


/ v Interesting late Georgian farmhouse and barn contained)] QUARRY IIOLSC, TObblDC. NEAR SKIPION


within just ovrr 15 acres of valuable farmland occupying (( van outstanding position with breathtaking views’ over the Al


(surrounding Mellor .countryside towards Stocks Reservoir^ ) and Gisburn Forest. Affording: ' ENTRANCE VESTIBULE J SITTING ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, LARGE)


) LARDER/UTILITY ROOM, 2-stage staircase to first floor (( vand 3 BEDROOMS. 3-PIECE BATHROOM. Adjoining barn. A (The whole of-which offers great scope• for conversion Intoy ) an outstanding country residence. Excellent range of out-/( ( buildings including COTTAGE which could also be converted) ) if dcsirrd. Private driveway. Price £26,000. K


Spaciously, planned 3-bedroomed detached house built in 1972 to ^


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BEXTLEA ROAD, GISBURN’. .


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an extremely high standard of ftrj construction, south-facing m a choice residential locality on the outskirts of the village ad­ wjoining open- countryside. The


affords: OPRN PORCH. EN- TRANCE HALL, SEPARATE


ell appointed accommodation CLOAKROOM with Avacado


S o n llroMh°toSD™IN“ nOOM TOLLY EQUIPPED KITCHEV UTILITY ROOM. First -floor: THREE WELL PROPORTIONED BEDROOMS, the principal bedroom incorporating FITTED


laid Into mainly .lawns and borders. BURN LEA


Choice detached country resi­ dence In a fine eleva'.id position commanding srperb sot therOy views through the IUSblc Va> .sy over the immediate c3-‘r<*.ryside. The tastefully appealed 4- BEDROOMED/2 BATHROOM ACCOMMODATION


NEAR CLITHEROE GRIXDLETON


affords FULL O'L FM ED CENTRAL HEATING com- prises: ENCLOSED PORCH, SEPARATE CLOAKROOM. EN­ TRANCE HA.M.. .SP4C'P'>S


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: well stocked gardens to the front, side and^ rear. Price £24,750. THE WHITE HOUSE


Charming da’achzd cour.t'y house In a rural) 1-caCity on the outskirts of the town enjoying open views of the countryside to all sides. Affording: EN­ TRANCE PORCH. LOUNGE (Westmorland slate firenlasc).


IIENTHORN ROAD ' CLITHEROE


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THROUGH LOUNGE with DINING AREA. FULLY FITTED KIT­ CHEN, REAR PORCH to SUN TERRACE, GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM, BATHROOM ONE. First floor: THREE FURTHER (BEDROOMS, BATHROOM TWO. INTEGRAL 32ft. BASEMENT GARAGE, WORKSHOP, and BOILER ROOM. Freehold. Mature


iDINING ROOM . KITCHEN. First flosr: 3 BEDROOMS, 3- P1EOE BATHROOM. Outside: DETACHED GARAGE, FULL OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEAT­ ING. Mature waited gardens. Price £13,750. * .


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Elegant 6-bedroomed Georgian town , residence set in this


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. centre amidst many buildings which are registered as of historical interest. • The ’ accom­ modation,- which affords full gas- fired central heating, comprise- GALLERIED HALL with mall WINE CELLAR off. CLOAK­ ROOM DRAWING ROOM. DIN- ING ROOM. BREAKFAST KIT­ CHEN, Imposing 3-stage stalrca e to first floor, FOUR BED­ ROOMS, TWO BATHROOMS Second floor TWO rURTHER BEDROOMS Delightful private walled garden at the rear Freehold Price £20,750


quiet and convenient corner of Clitheroe adjacent to the town


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taehed house amidst delightful third acre gardens, built ap­ proximately 12 years ago to a high standard of cons.ruction with top quality interior appoint, iments. Situated on Me perimeter of this established, residential development enjoy­ ing a fabulous southerly aspect to the rear over the immediate, open countryside towards (Whalley Nab round, to Kemple End. The accommodation which ‘ affords full oil fired central heating and ground floor double glazing, comprises: ENTRANCE HALL, SEPARATE CLOAKROOM with primrose suite, 23ft. LOUNGE. SUPERBLY APPOINTED AND EQUIPPED DINING KITCHEN, REAR PORCH, SEPARATE DRYING ROOM, 2-stage staircase to- first floor with window on half landing and THREE GOOD SIZED.BEDROOMS all-with fitted furniture. BATHROOM with pale blue suite with gold plated appointments. SEPARATE LOW SUITE W.C. Double garage with excellent paved fore­ court and parking to the front. Price £19.650.


A modem semi-detached bungalow in a popular position off Whalley Road set In easily maintained gardens with’ HALL, LOUNGE, BREAKFAST KITCHEN. THREE BEDROOMS, BATHROOM. INTEGRAL GARAGE, THREE NIGHT STORAGE


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sitting room, living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 3-piece bath­ room. Spaco for garage. Price £5-500 47 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE. Hall, sitting room, living


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the final of the knock out com­ petition — for 11 and 12-year- old Scouts — at St Augus­ tine’s School, Billington Seven teams representing


all troops in the area took part Tonight the senior com petition will take place at St Augustine's


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- •■; Waddington Reserves (v YMCA. . h, kick-off £-16) fronu .Underwood, .Hargreaves, Boyd, Carter, Malone,


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Re erves, a t Sh n\ bridge,, kick off 2 15) from Grainger, Bialccki Robin on, Richards, Simm , Nut ta ll, Waddington (J), Hlnksman, Foreshaw, Whiteside (S), Ams- Avonh, Ross.< Players meet ground 1.45 p.m. •


.Walker,’ Reddin, Kenyon,-:Behan/ • Dawson,' Wright,1 Whiteside r(P),f


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peraument^dlwlay la our -Pub R04?^,^ / i «le«re«, door


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suite.'Inlaid sewing, writing and tai«r o[hcr |aN«- ^ 1 l Mahogany antique dining, gate-leg •?. [ boohra^'GyitrS


buitoCwith'tworlitedroomT'canb eing lined o rbedroom bird’s eye mapic. ^ ith tw


all clock. ' Superb 4-P1* cholr,.'*1 nny ,„uid« ,


,c,^ b r a s ^ " ’ rnnRflST, McKFNNA ff>,|,g|i(lifl * & vail, mantel,and varinus WrOCIsS,


g ease CLOCK by ' '""^Twhlle P>& in­ w


oeriod cottage, stone ll : garage.; summer house, b e i


r ,5t°2 .RED LEES RC. J-yviGER.


a delieri


i?2J?ens' ■ ‘ Accommodatl dining room, kitcl


■ acre of well laid I


y 2°m ; with modernr 3-r. W suite.In white. £8.950. •


utility room, 2 bedrooms, bl


-.f.'^HED HOUSE AT P.| “ailA.M.,,Thls h ouse Is o f fe re l


BEDROOMED .


i 5 , , i l cas° n a b l e : priceAfoPAql Porch, entrance - I


’ pub fubnishincs ^


65lB@iiBURNT.FV . cp n o p p r i »


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TSSHSBe-t separate, dining • - J ' pamm oSQrOOms ABrii" !


sTStv^rt’-bL'Ldj LIST 'J?! feBORNLEYPROPERlnl SSBi BURNLEY 'iEXPRl


«eeh0use..set in- aDDroxii| ■-1" . i ■


** (W % Further, particulars from the iV’'.1!0 eck”SA' B -i"-


views over Immediate countryside towards Pcndlc. Complete modernisation required. Price £2,950.


r sitting room, living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 3-plccc bath­


The Terraced Dwell.ngljo“s®0E 4 CURZON STREET, CLITH'R^


Stone Duilt properiv co™PrisIng: ■[•j!'"” - W * '!1 J ’& r room, kitchen., pantry. 2 double bedrooms <35» s-


storage and w.e » b « (^ « nl“ £ PB 24 LOWERCATE, CLITHEROE.^


.This freehold toltago near


Sitting room, living Kitchen svilii stagUers fcgitm f**® porch, two bedrooms. ouU^w .c^O f lers ^


.,?uS f css slew l*


AUCTIONEERS, 'VALUERS I; ■ .ESTATE AGENT?


b a n k 'sE eroWis,


: ' -CfclTHEROE- . Telephone 22o95,and 2HIS..,


___ ________ ____raai neaiing. uouu.: 5“™ 'l;.... eMR-OBII house to park a caravan. The_ aeeqnimoaahon e u r • .... ,


.to park a caravan. The aeeonimodahon eomir s - ,1;L| HALL, OPEN PLAN LOUNG'E/DINING Al LA W . ™ ^ 1 BREAKFAST KITCHEN, separate .w.c. with ''as™ GOOD SIZED BEDROOMS. 3-pieee


,16 CROASDALE DRIVE. CLITHEROE A t r u e detached bunoalow is a s°«i w™'1 Full Bas fired cent


C URI C, V.1 l healing. Double .......... - _ ' garden areas. Full particulars and to Me". ACD?I


■The End Terraced Dwellinghousc 15 HENTHORN ROAD. CUTH'tRUi .


A stone built oroperty whose accoram^aU°n coniiirftcfceo ? bule, ballway. sitting room large Uring roojj;^ double bedrooms, bathroom furnished wL


oleco bathroom suite. 2 night storage heater l!L?r points


rear with stores and outside w.c Mains servR general rates oayahlc


&


Shop and Living Accommodation 7 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE^.


A single window shop with smart frontage an bedroom*1 Shop, living room, enlarged modern kitcneiw fxlcnSnf M


with 3-piere coloured bathroom smti install » ment storage. Garage In


ai u Sfone Built Terraced Property . • 17 ST JAMES STREET. CLITHEROJ


COm-PnStln fe a fn l lfh conversion Current rates oayabie


ii


Jul Jacobbean farmhouse a ttcre landcommanding : {•fb views. The property c -™cs good .access (BurnlO' mins.) with modern amenil Accom.: Hall large beail '?bnge,; farmhouse kitcll sitting room.- utility ro o n l bedrooms, bathroom. Dol


L, CAUSEWAY END, STO F,y. TODMORDEN. Deli


|urage; and full gas cenl heating.' Adjacent tenni|


COTTAGE PROPERTY THE WEEK


cottage, offers around £231 - I


./fitted furniture. HALF TILED 4-PIECE BATHROOM. Integral^ \\double garage with attached low suite w.c., lo the rear.;, ’ '( Freehold. Price oh'application. .


- 1 - ■ -i


(LOUNGE Italian marble fireplace. French door to re a r« ) garden. FULLY FITTED DINING KITCHEN. REAR PORCH./> (3 GOOD BEDROOMS all of which incorporates ranges of)


. Fine luxury detached bungalow residence in an exclusive) 'position on the outskirts of this much, sought after vUlagefl ) in the heart of the Ribble Valley, enjoying extensive views) (over the Immediate surrounding ,countryside, amidst wclHV ) established gardens which have been'carefully laid over a / [period of ten years. The quality accommodation which) l /.affords full warm air central heating and double glazings


throughout affords: ENTRANCE . PORCH, . HALL, 22ft. ), / WHITEACRE LANE. WLStVELL, NEAR W l ia iu t i l t tl THE ACRES, " . ’ ______ _____


WARDROBE, 3-PIEOE BATHROOM with SUN KING SUITE •Full oil-fired central heating throughout. Freehold. - Attached garage. Delightful well stocked gardens to the front and rear


ml 1


t *3


At present used as confectioners with excellent living • accom­ modation, but would suit many other trades and could be used as offices or convert back to a. private dwelllngbouse. Centrally positioned in a .busy, trading l area enjoying a ■ pleasant out­


26 WELL TERRACE CLITHEROE


ook over , the Boys* Grammar School.


£6.800.


SHOP. SITTING ROOM, KIT- CHEN. 2-PIE OE BATHROOM. SEPARATE WjC., 2 GOOD DOUBLE BEDROOMS. Price


. Comprising: SALES M S


'Attractive 3-bcdroomcd semi­ detached family house afford­ ing full gas-fired central heat­ ming. .Set amidst mature well


16 WARWICK DRIVE ' CLTHEROE


burn Road. Comprising: OPEN PORCH, ENTRANCE HALL, LOUNGE (Italian marble fire­ place), sliding doors to DINING ROOM, BREAKFAST ROOM, KITCHEN. First floor: THREE BEDROOMS, PARTLY TILED 3-PIEOE BATHROOM. Attached garage. Price £10,250. ■


a r residential locality off Chat- l aintained gardens in this popu- .


ESTATE AGENTS • SURVEYORS AUCTIONEERS • VALUERS


. and its amenities.; Comprising; » . ENTRANCE HALL, LOUNGE {


front most windowsThhd situated • in this-very popular residential | area close to the village centre *


'


W II AL LE Y. An atlractnc corner sited semi-dmched true - bungalow-,with annS cn aspect


is Ann o ts -:c ito ft . u v y


DINING KITCHEN, rear SUN I PORCH. TWO BEDROOMS, 3* * piece BATHROOM electric | NIGHT STORAGE HEATERS GARAGE. Well laid out gar-j dens front and side


Donald Riggj Limited


•AUCTIONEERS and VALUEIU


,Don,W nl«. BA. Hon,.. MNAE ' '■ e sta t e ag en ts,


rHE PROPERTY CENTF 9 MANCHESTER ROAI BURNLEY.


Tclenhone 22322 and ,3232


jifter Hours lodmonlcn 321 uai NATIONS FOR FROBAri


i- t .ii» sood simi EJMen ,;i I " ‘"'iplc Siiragc span. ^ . ‘3


j s ;> -i inn: Pouch, halt ,S S »


f .i^W N LN G I 1 0 « V 3 ^ | CUEN wiih breakfavi . I First fl«jr: 3 BEDIUVim''!* I Piece llATintCO.U i© - 1


* V) ____________________________ _


• modation comprises: ENTRANCE HALL, LOUNGE 16ft. 5in. x 10ft- 10in., marble and slate fireplace, fitted gas-fire, with back boiler. DINING- KITCHEN l i f t . 6in. x 8ft. 9ia., fitted units. TWO BEDROOMS, MODERN THREE-PIECE BATH­ ROOM. Asking price £7,500. Apply Blackburn office.


JW PASTURELANDS DRIVE/BILLINGTON, NEARV WUALLEY A semi-detached bungalow constructed in 1963 with garden areas to the front and rear and flagged drive to double garage. Conveniently situated between Whalley and Langho, the accom-


Elevated with fine distant views over the Kibble Valley, there are delightful * gardens with terrace and barbecue, and the well-appointed accommodation contains ENTRANCE HALL,, shower room with wc and washbasin,' LOUNGE, open .arch to DINING ROOM, newly installed Italian aubergine and white KITCHEN with twin AEG double-ov<?n split-level hob, FOUR BrDrtOOMS, hatf-ftiled 3-piece BATHROOM in blue with white suite Detached brick double GARAGE, warm air healing, scaled unit double glazing. RATES PAYABLE £167. FREE­ HOLD. Price required £25,000. Apply Blackburn office.


An exceptionally designed property with heated swimming pool, ' 4 HAWTHORNE CLOSE. YORK, LANGHO


IHEATING and occupying a good ^residential position and afforfi- ■ing: -PORCH. HALL, LOUNGE, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN. First floor; 3 BEDROOMS, .2- piece BATHROOM and separate w.c. Outside: WiASIMlOUSE. GARAGE and easily maintain­ able garden areas.


etached house with CENTlfAL


W14 WOODLANDS D -It 1 V K » . - ‘'iilv d lfALLEY. Attractive


I


: th e Halifax building society ^ -‘1 WHALLEYOFflCg- - ,


. LOCAL AGENTS FOR . '


ronted house, comprising; VESTIRU1-E, I .OUNCE D1MV.I BOOM, fitted KITCHEN, <


:»4 COCKERII.1. TKKU.U i:, IIAKKOW. Extrermlv . r . f modernised and fully gas-fired CENTRAL HEATKD’ jn'rl


BOOM. Rear yard with store. 2 MOSS STREET, CLITREROi:. End terraced dose to I


B I ■centre comprising: VESTIBULE, SITTING ROOM. UV


KITCHEN, REAR PASSAGE to 3-pitct* BATHUOOM. T:i\ floor: 2 BEDROOMS. Rear yard £LC00.


LM |


Woohe Lane, comprising; HALL, SITTING H00M. LlViV.I •ROOM, KIT.OIIEN. First floor: 2 BEDROOMS, 3-pie<e LM


KAY STREET, CMTlIEROi:. A mid terrared ti


HILL. Superby detached bil galow Thornton built, wf garage and full central he filg. Large hall. L-shap lounge with dining area, la flttod kitchen 15ft. x 8tt. 3 3 double bedrooms, deli bathroom. AH mains servlc


LANGWYTIl ROAD, PI*


FREE VIEWING SERVK OFFERED FROM OUIi CENTRAL OFFICES.


I tcellent modernised house nil 27 ADELPHI STREET.


2. first floor bedrooms, bal room and attic. Private a* at rear. Offers In the regl of £1,400.


own centre. Lounge, kitchf f:


TtOOif. Yard with stores ami additional w.c. Nearby 1 site. Reduced to £6,950.


1 BEDROOMS and 3-piece 1UTHI ,NUCOMl -UbS° l tV I’UltClIAS


Donald Rigg Ltd, the fir which offer a top quali highly personal service f a. modest cost.


IP YOU ABE THINKING OF " “giSH } S S o T *V * AK?'.


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PIF IT’S A QUESTION Oi l TROPERTY. 1T’S A QUeJ


“ AS,|


ION FOR DONALD RIGl LTD.


1


7 3 CAERNARVON AVENl Excellent post war semi <


.podrooms and bathroom. £DID YOU KNOW WE OFF1


VALUATION WHERE SAL! ’ instructions GIVEN


Li- - 4


[ached modernised to go standard with garage and p central" heating. Hall louni good dining-room, kitchen,


A^AME DAY VAI.UATIO t*. SERVICE. NO FEE FOR


OUR FEES ARE INCLUSlI OF ALL ADVERTISING! EXPENDITURE.


.'■CLITIIEROE RD, RRII FIELD.- Superb end teiTai large house with excell


BARGAIN OF TI1E WEE


open views. This house ct prices rooms of large dim sions -and consists of la hall, dining room, large Hv room, sitting room, small c inb> room, adjacent to the I Chen. 3 bedrooms and dell bathroom. Space for gara Viewing highly recommend


■ OUR PRIME POSITION . “HE TOWN CENTRE MAKl i ,Selling , with donai!


! ,n , RIGG LTD A MUST. ii.,1 . 1 11 m i - I WELLF1ELI) DRIVE. A ll qetached bungalow with inti M jal garage occupying a p |


- " - w2| * IB MARTON DRIVE. BUI r!>- | | | ley. -\ Superbly “ uuau


SDacious n r rom m o d a tio n . H through Iouiirc, dinl


soacious accommodation. Hi large


in DOpular uupuitu


modern! area w


iuvjiv


garaee. Price inclusive I hianv extras only £8.950 vl »d to 95% mortffftffc availal


kitchen.-•utility room. 3 bl rooms, bathroom and inteel


DUE TO DEiMAND FROI PURCHASERS WE 1 URGENTLY REQUIRIl


i Ity.rpom at the rear of garrl 1G MARTON DRIVE. BUIJ


(Accomihodatlon: L-sha* Jounge/dlnlng room, kitcli ;3' bedrooms, bathroom, w.e. Gas centi-al heating, t l


on in a good residential arl


ALL TYPES OF * PROPERTY cV


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