v r */* 'V ^ ■ . ■ ■ 16' Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 15th, 1979 Auctions and Sales ...


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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th F O R T N IG H T L Y S A L E O F IN -C A L F A N D S T O R E


■ C A T T L E . 1 5 -2 5 in.-call cows an d he ife rs . 1 0 0 -1 5 0 ' s to re c attle , including special entry of 6 0 suckled c a lv e s fo r L e a g r am F a rm s L td , C h ip p in q 3 5 C h a ro la is X , 2 5 H e re fo rd X ste e rs a n d heifers, 6 to 11 mo nth old, all c re ep fed an d w e a n e d th re e w e e k s In- c alf c attle 1 2 noon, s to res 1 p .m .


MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19th W E E K L Y S A L E O F F A T S T O C K a t 1 2 noon. 8 0 -1 0 0 s te e rs , heifers a n d fa t cows . 1 0 0 -1 5 0 ew e s 9 0 0 - 1 ,0 0 0 lam bs.


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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20th C H R IS T M A S P R IZ E S H O W A N D S A L E O F N EW L Y


Consultancy job ‘signing blank cheque’


THE retention of Mr Charles Wilson, the Ribble Valley Council’s former Chief Architect and Planning Officer, on a consultancy basis for the new £lm offices was criticised at Tuesday’s meeting of the council.


The council’s Policy and Resources Committee had


Brothers shine


at bird


shows CLITHEROE brothers Christopher and Stewart Har g re av e s, of Up Brooks, are in the top flight with their bantams. They gained awards at three shows last weekend. Christopher (17), who


works at Pendle Mill; exhi­


bited at the Indian Game Club’s show at Wadeb- ridge, Cornwall. His bird was judged the best male Jubilee game bantam, and he won a first and two second prizes. Stewart, who is nine,


(Clitheroe) maintained the council was being asked to sign a blank cheque when it should be cutting back its staff bill. If Mr Wilson had moved abroad or died, Mr Bailey would have taken over the project as part of his normal duties. Coun. Cowgill was also


agreed to retain the ser­ vices of Mr Wilson, who recently took up a new post in Lancaster, until his successor Mr Philip Bailey was able to assume full responsibility. But Coun. John Cowgill


YOUNGSTERS in a playgroup at SS Michael and John’s Church, Clitheroe, will have a bumper Christmas this year as the result of a cake-icing demonstration held on Tuesday night. About 150 people attended' the fund-raising


event in the church hall, where a bring-and-buy stall, tombola and competition to guess the weight of a cake teddy bear raised £150. The money will be used to buy presents for the children, to provide a party and to help pay the


church’s electricity bill. The demonstration was given by Mrs Jackie


kin, who run the group three days a week in the church’s youth club, are grateful to everyone who


supported the event. Sport starts here


Tough at the top of snooker league


TEAMS in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League are finding that they cannot afford to relax. Competition is exceptionally keen in the higher reaches of the tables, particularly in Division One.


Conservative A lead Wad-


dington B by six points but the villagers are under strong chal­ lenge from four other teams who each trail by only four points.


Division One: Liberal A 10,


decision that proj e c t architect, Mr Reg Steele, who recently reached retirement age, should be retained as needed on an hourly basis to ensure that the council’s interests are fully protected on the fast- moving contract. This would cost possibly


critical of the Policy and Resources Committee’s


Billington A 4; Waddington A 6, Catholic A S; Pendle Club 4, Chatburn A 10; Conservative A 12, Social Club 2; Calderstones 6, Waddington B S.


Division Two: Rimington A


8, Liberal B G; Billington B 8, Police G; Catholic SC B 4, Con­ servative B 10; Chatbum B 12, Rimington B 2.


DIVISION ONE Liberal A 442. Billington A


a special, a first, two sec­ ond and a third prizes. On Sunday, Stewart had


and cup for the oest junior exhibit, and first prize with his female jubilee bantam. Christopher’s birds won


the birds at the Holmfirth Poultry Show. He won the special prize and plaque for tne best junior exhibit, and a first and third prizes. Christopher’s birds won


and a pupil at Brookside School, took some of his own and some of Christ­ opher's birds to the South- port and Ormskirk Poultry Show. He won the special prize


£1,000 said Coun. Cowgill. He was alarmed that the council could find this money, but not £800 for a new diving board at the Ribblesdale Pool. ' Coun. Bob Ainsworth


(Clitheroe) described the appointments as absolutely disgraceful and an affront to Mr Bailey. But Coun. Edwin Gret-


ton (West Bradford), who is a member of the Offices Working Group, said there was no offence meant at Mr Bailey. It was essential for the council that there should be a continuity of supervision. Vice-chairman of the


two first, a second and two third prizes.


Policy and Resources Com­ mittee, Coun. Harry Rid­ ing, (Longridge) described the cost as “peanuts" to see that the job was done cor­ rectly.


A chance to play Santa


SPARE a thought for a needy child as you make your preparations for the festive season. •


Recital by violinist Clare


FORMER Clitheroe girl Miss Clare McFarlane, a pupil at the Yehudi Menu­ hin School for musically- gifted children, is to appear in a programme of music for violin and piano at Clitheroe Parish Hall on Saturday. She is taking part in the


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Parish Church Organ Soci­ ety’s second concert of the season and will be accom- 'anied by Mr Charles yers. Clare’s mother was a


much festive cheer for some local youngsters, who are unlikely to receive a n y p r e s e n t s this Christmas.


For there will not be


Ribble Valley who are being assisted by the Social Services Depart­ ment are unable to buy gifts for their children because of financial dif­ ficulties — they may be one-parent families with no breadwinner, or they may be prevented by ill­ ness from working.


Some families in the


pupil of Mr Myers and has deputised for nim on many occasions at the Parish Church. Clare has already broad­


Saturday, beginning at 8 p.m., includes sonatas for violin and piano by Bach, Beethoven and Elgar, together with solos for both instruments.


cast on BBC Radio Three and last week appeared at the Royal Festival Hall in a concert with Yehudi Menuhin. She played in a violin quartet with Menu­ hin ana his sister Heph- zibah at the piano. The programme on


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outlook brighter for these children by answering the Department’s appeal for toys, books ana games which are “as new” or in very good condition.


Readers can make the Most households have


some toy or game which has haraly been used and anything which would give pleasure to a child from school age up to early teens would be particu­ larly welcome.


Remember, however,


that the condition of items is important — there’s not much fun in a> book with torn pages or a jigsaw with a piece missing.


the Social Services area team office, off Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, (next to the council,’s Planning Department) or if neces­ sary collection can be arranged by contacting Mr Noel Baron, Clitheroe 25146.


Toys can be delivered to ' : -Tr


336. A. Root G7, I. Brown 77; R. Pickvanee 53, B. Robinson GO; P. Wiggins 71, H. Cook 53; D. McIntosh 93, G. Almond 50; A. Chew 93, T. Warden 33; H. Clegg 65, M. Aitken 63.


Waddington A 401, Catholic


A 405. I. Jackson G8, R. Turner 67; J. Wooff 53, B. Johnson 62; S. Hatton 46, T. Davies 70; J. A. Herd 77, H. Hudson 70; F. Coar 60, A. Hall 94; G. Dinsdale 97, J. Holmes 42.


I’endle Club 385, Chatburn A


435. G. Kermeen S3, R. Parker 82; T. Howarth 62, P. Clark 64; S. Edmondson 71, H. Frankland 79; C. Moorhouse 40, P. Jones S8; H. Seilers 57, D. Speak 60; T. Hill 72, N. Robinson 62.


Conservative A 466, Social


Club 282. E. Tomlinson 80, B. Hargreaves 42; G. Crowther 67, B. Dixon 48; D. Cowperthwaite 110, D. Halhwell 37; J. Marsden


97, J. Hall 56; I. Tomlinson 5S, R. Cowking GO; D. Lord 54, J. Cowell 39. Calderstoncs 445, Wadding­


ton B 451. P. Backhouse 93, K. Walmsley 49; D. Hindle 53, A. Wilkinson 95; D. Fitzgerald 71, I. Waddington 70; M. Joyce 107, B. Phillips 36; T. Wilson 83. J. Baines 100; B. Kay 38, B. Wad­ dington 104.


DIVISION TWO Itimington A 403, Liberal B


391. J. Spencer 70, J. Hacking 78; D. Seed 81, A. Proctor 64; B. Walmsley 59, I. Karim 41; J. Hacking 65, J. Mellor 66; A. Walmsley 67, V. Higginson 64; D. Raw 61, B. Rusnton 78. Billington B 421, Police 372.


G. R. Dell S3, F. Boothman 57; T. Peters 57, W. Moore 58; P. Helm 58, J. Griffiths 69; D. Birkett 98, L. McEntee 46; W. Roberts 51, B. Jacques 85; B. Thompson 74, T. Swift 57. Catholic SC B 444, Conser­


vative B 494. J. Geldard 70, J. Morgan 97; V. Maffia 58, D. Nuttall 83; M. Holmes 55, T. Williamson 70; D. Hothersall 58, R. Parker 133; L. Dixon 98, A.


Jtliddiebrough 69; J. Marsden 105, R. Packer 69. Chatburn B 463, Rimington


B 3 8 3 . R. T u rn e r 62, H. Thistlethwaite 55; A. Gudgeon


• 94, J. Hacking 54; P. Wilson 76, T. Jackson 56; S. Whipp 56, S. Petty 90; M. Hargreaves 73, G. Gorrington 57; A. Booth 102, S. Green 71.


Pat on back for cricket newcomers


SABDEN Cricket Club’s return to the Ribble Valley League went extremely well although most of the team had l it tle or no experience of league cric­ ket, said chairman Mr Keith Stansfield.


club's presentation dinner dance at the Brown Cow, Chatburn, Mr Stansfield thanked the three or four members who have played regular league cricket, for their support and experi­ ence.


Speaking dur ing the


Sabden finished sixth in the league after a-mixed


More sport on Pages 22 and 23


season. The team started much better than expected but its performance tailed off due largely to inexperi­ ence and the loss of captain John Wright. However, there were


some good averages in bowling and batting. T r o p h y w i n n e r s ,


announced by club secret­ ary Anthony Graham, were: Best bowler, Mick Bibby


who took 35 wickets at a cost of 8.34 apiece. Be s t bat sman, Joe


Wright with an average of 23 from 7 innings. He scored 115 runs, highest score 55. Cricketer of the year,


C. SILVERWOOD (Auctioneer) SALE OF ANTIQUES


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS


(for Mrs N . Hall) V IL L A G E H A L L , N EW T O N , N r C L IT H E R O E WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th Estate Agents


ROBIN M. ADDYMAN A u c t io n e e r & V a lu e r


S K IP T O N & C L IT H E R O E DISPERSAL SALE


o f 3 0 0 S h e e p , T ra c to r , Im p lem e n ts , S m a l l T o o ls , H a y a n d S t r aw , H o u s e h o ld F u rn itu re a n d S u n d r ie s , a t


A L M O N D S F A R M , P U D D IN G P IE L A N E , G O O S N A R G H , N R P R E S T O N


S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 5 th , 1 9 7 9


Full details later issue, or from the Auctioneer, Wood Grove, Sklpton 3641, and Clitheroe Auction Mart.


Musical Instruments


THREE BRAND NEW WELSON ORGANS


£850.65 P r in c e s s


Direct from the Trade Fair C om e t


£630 ORBISOUND £440.65 Viv a T h e s e organs in co rp o ra te the w onde r ful new Also included: B en ch , H e a d s e t an d T u to r C o u rse .


A revolutio n in m o d ern techno logy , plus o n e finge r chord m agic.


Also in stock a n e x c e llen t s ele ctio n of new an d re c o n ­ ditioned pianos a t c om pe titiv e prices.


C red it facilities a v a ila b le if required.


WOODS PIANOS & ORGANS LIMITED 1 a/1 b M A N C H E S T E R R O A D , B U R N L E Y T e l. 3 3 7 0 9


P O R T A B L E tw o m a n u a l Yamaha org an , wi th Leslie cabinet speaker , immaculate, h a l f l i s t p r i c e . — Ba r* n o ldswick 8 1 2 3 5 9 .


P I AN O, Mini Gran d type, d a r k mahogany. £ 3 7 5 . —- Tel. Cl i theroe 239 5 4 .


R E D U C E D T O £ 2 3 ,5 0 0 ' Fielding Lane, Oswaldtwistle RHYDDINGS COTTAGE


YAMA HA B4CR Electontc Organ, 2 manuals , 13 ped- als. rh y thm uni t , condi t ion as new. £ 4 5 0 o .n .o . — Tel.


Burnley 237 7 3 . 11735


A 140-year-old double fronted collage, tastefully renovated and decorated, offering first-class accommodation, conveniently situated lor both Blackburn and Accrington, and briefly comprising: Entrance vestibule, lounge with gas fire, dining kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom/w.c. Rear yard. Car space. Gas lired central heating. 20 year guarantee In respect of timbers and DPC. Adjoining Rhyddings Park. Viewing ol this delightful property is highly recommended.


Apply REEDS, 32 Preston New Road, Blackburn. ' Tel. 662718


( Auctioneers Valuers / • -


1/3 CASTLE GATE, % i CLITHEROE Tel. 22092


W 11 BLEASDALE AVENUE, CLITHEROE


A spacious and very well appointed SUPERIOR SEMI* DETACHED HOUSE. Comprising: Partly boarded roof space, 3 good bedrooms, bathroom, entrance vestibule, cloakroom with w.c. and wash basin, hall, spacious lounge, (lining room with french window to terrace, unit fitted breakfast kitchen. FULLY DOUHLE GLAZED. CAVITY WALL INSULATION. FULL CENTRAL HEATING. Detached brick GARAGE. Large CAR PORT, well fenced mature gardens to front and rear.


1 WANSFELL ROAD, CLITHEROE T


An excellent modern SEMI-DETACHED DORMER BUN­ GALOW. 2 large bedrooms (one of which would easily divide), bathroom with coloured suite, entrance vestibule, hall, spacious lounge, dining room, breakfast kitchen, rear vestibiile/utility. Large CAR PORT. Space for garage. Gardengjo_fnmtj^


30 MONTAGUE STREET, CLITHEROE


Superb garden fronted end of TERRACE attractively situated near- to open countryside. 2 good bedrooms, partly tiled bath­ room, hall passage, sitting room, living room, kitchen, fuel store and workshop in rear yard. Possible garage space. Carpets included. MORTGAGE AVAILABLE.________________________


5 BROWNLOW STREET, CLITHER9 E


Excellent stone built middle of TERRACE in a good district. 2 bedrooms, 3-piece bathroom, entrance vestibule,- sitting room, living room, Kitchen, rear vestibule. FREEHOLD.


T h e n ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f o u r e x p e r ie n c e a n d p e rs o n a l s e r v ic e a t th e L O W E S T P O S S IB L E .


THINKING OF SELLING?


IN C L U S IV E C O S T o f I / 0 (Plus VAT). (Minimum fee £125 plus VAT). F IR S T T IM E A D V E R T IS E D : FO R S A L E B Y T E N D E R


SYKE HOUSE LANE, GOOSNARGH An old and interesting property situated in most agreeable countryside and with the benefit ot a sizeable garden.


A two .storey stone-built Cottage known as GREENFIELDS FARM HOUSE,


The cottage would benefit Irom some works ol repair and renovation and the existing spacious accommodation comprises: Vestibule, lounge/diner, kitchen, pantry. First door: 3 bedrooms, bathroom’w.c. Outside: Spacious garden areas, ample garage space (subject to the usual consents).


All Tenders to be received by the Agents oltices by noon on Wednesday, November 28th, 1979.


APPLY:


MESSRS. PROCTERS, 32 MARKET SQUARE, LANCASTER. Tel. Lancaster 2288/9.


voted for by club mem­ bers, was Gary Meakin with all-round perform­ ances in bat t ing and bowling. He turned in an average


of 13.25 runs per wicket with his bowling and had a batting average of 11.58. Clubman of the year


award given for all-round support of the club, went to Ian Dawson.


are: Saturday — St Paul’s v Trinity Panthers (J. Woodworth), Waddington v St Mary’s (G. Holden),' Hodder Valley v Ribbles­ dale (P. Marsaen). Sunday — Whalley v Loyola (K. Robinson).


IN the only game in the Clitheroe and district Cub Scout Football League to es cape abandonment because of a waterlogged pitch Qisburn defeated Chipping 8-3. Tms weekend’s fixtures


; In hospital


Road, Clitheroe, held'the position for more than.30 years, but retired ) this summer.


FORMER Clithereo FC chairman Mr Arthur Lord was admitted to Withnell Hospital on' Monday. Mr Lord (79), of Pimlico


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He is widely known in Lancashire .Combination


> circles and will have the best wishes of the clubs for a speedy recovery.


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CUB SCOUTS Referees’ protest


made, by Ribble Valley League Referees’ Society after Mr Lord chaired a county disciplinary com­ mittee in Blackburn.


COMPLAINTS that top football administrator Mr Bob Lord brought the game into di s r e put e through comments made to Ribble Valley referee Mr Garth Sutcliffe will be dis­ cussed^ by the Lancashire Referees’ Association a week on Wednesday. The protest has been


the season for swearing and the poor reception riven to its chairman Mr Raymond Winckley. V Burnley FC chairman Mr Lord is a vice-president of the Football League .Management Committee; a member of the FA, Council and also Chairman of. the FA Cup Committee..- ' "


ups e t by Mr: Lo r d 's remarks' about referees in f eneral, the suspension of Ir Sutcliffe for the rest of


The society was also B la c k p o o l , P r e s to n , B la c k b u rn , D a rw e n , A c c r in g to n a n d B u rn le y . FIRST TIME ADVERTISED


£3-1,500 — 9 DORSET DRIVE, CLITHEROE. A most attrac­ tive and deceptively spacious modern semi-detached dormer bungalow occupying a pleasant |x>sition on' a quiet cul-de-sac with open fields to tne rear yet within walking distance of all amenities and with good access to the surrounding business centres. Set amidst good sized and well stocked gardens the property offers well proportioned family accommodation comprising: Entrance vestibule, large L-shaped lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen, 4


£13,950 — 71 SALTH1LL ROAD, CLITHEROE A well maintained garden fronted terraced house situated in a quiet area of the town close to all amenities. The property is generally in good condition throughout and offers well proportioned accommo­ dation comprising: Entrance hall, sitting room, living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 3-piece bathroom. Outside: Fuel and tool stores.


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.627,750 — 3 ULEASDALE AVENUE. CLITHEROE Desirable larger than average semi-detached house in a pleasant and irapular residential area close to all amenities with attractive well stocked gardens with the benefit of GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING, CAVITY WALL INSULATION and other attrac­ tive features. Comprising: ENTRANCE HALL, CLOAKROOM LOUNGE, DINING ROOM, FITTED KITC H E N 3 1! ED -


£29,500 1- 4 HUCCLEUCH AVENUE. CLITHEROE Modern well maintained semi-


:ood sized bedrooms, 3 piece bathroom, 2 car garage, fuel store,. f ull central heating.


have been instructed to offer for sale by Auction subject to conditions and unless sold previously, on the premises on Wednesday, December 5th at 2 p.m.


GEOFFREY TAYLOR & CO. ; , ■ \


5 SOUTH PARADE, SETTLE


A desirable stone built terraced house occupying an elevated position on the fringe of this most attractive town. The property enjoys extensive views at the real* over the nearby unspoilt, countryside yet is within walking distance of the Town Centre where all facilities are available and has good access to surrounding business centres. The house has a most pleasant front garden together with a large mainly lawned rear garden. Comprising: Covered porch, entrance hall, sitting room, living room, kitchen, walk in larder. First floor: 2 bedrooms, 3-piec*i bathroom. Second floor; Large bedroom. Outside Garage, fuel store, tool shed, w.c. Viewing: Wednes­ day 21st, Friday 23rd, Wednesday 28th November between 2 and 3 n.m. Saturday 1st December, 10—11-30 a.m. Solicitor:' J. L. Lumley,'21'.Church Street, Clitheroe.'


1 detached house offering larger • than average family accommo­ dation in a most convenient position close to all amenities, yet on the fringe of open coun­ tryside with good sized gar­ dens' to the front and rear. Comprising: Spacious entrance hall, *L’ shaped lounge/dining room, breakfast kitchen, three bedrooms. Bathroom with col­ oured suite. Attached garage.


£23.500 — 5 FAIRFIELD CLOSE, CLITHEROE. Weil maintained semi-detached bungalow set in a quiet cul-de- sac close to open countryside in a pleasant; residential, area within walking distance of the town centre with well stocked easily managed gardens to the front and rear. Comprising Entrance hall, lounge, fitted


. (lining/kitchen, three bed­ rooms. three-piece bathroom. Rear porch und store.


i >£22,500 — 43 PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE; Immaculately.


' maintained garden fronted terraced house offering spacious and r ; well proportioned accommodation in.thls most.desirable reslden--..' •tial area within walking distance of the town centre. The property;.;/; has been extensively modernised and offers many quality fittings ■ ■; comprising: Entrance vestibule, hall, living roomti dining room, fully fitted breakfast kitchen. First floor: 2 double bedrooms, * piece bathroom. 2nd floor bedroomwith hand basin, garage, full,


, central heating.,


£29,750 - 13 ST PAUL'S. CLOSE. CLITHEROE. A most attractive and spacious detached house pleasantly situated in a popular anil established area within walk­ ing distance of the town centre with good sized gardens to the front and rear. COVERED


;PORCH. ENTRANCE HALL, LOUNGE. DINING


• ROOM,-FITTED KITCHEN,' THREE GOOD SIZED BED­ ROOMS, 4-PIECE BATH-


ROOM, OARAGE,' Full gas fired central healing,and dou­


ble glazing. V ; - .V . ■ RING TODAY FOR YOUR FREE VALUATION


ROOMS, 3-PIECE BATHR06.M. GARAGE, GARDEN STORE ETC. VIEWING RECOMMENDED.


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£14,5001 — 23 PIMLICO ^OAD, CLITHEROE Substantial garden fronted 3 bedroomed terraced house .conveniently situated in this most popular residential area of the town within walking distanceofthece litre where all amenities are available. Comnris-


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' x Geoffrey Taylor & Co., •NABS HOUSE, Rif Delightfully si)


This is an attractive traditioil stone built house with mil lioned windows and flaggl roof which was originally col structed in 1756 and has ncl been modernised with t i l benefit of central heating. Tfl property is convenient r positioned for access and l.l accommodation briefly coil prises: Living room, sittiil room, kitchen, hall, u tili.l room, 3 bedrooms, bathrool and separate w.c. Externa)! there is a garage and. stofl with well laid out and e s ta t lished garden. For furthJ particulars apply .to S o l i Agents'above.


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Chartered Surveyors


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CLITHEROE. Tel. 23252. O pen 7 d a y s a w e ek


8 CHURCH STREET, ■rrr i?--1 m


Local lady seeks a d | £24,000.


Forms of Tender are available from the Chartered Surveyor Agents, together with further information and appointments to view.


"THE BEVERLEY,” 2-Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalow*. Photographed at another P: L. C. Development). "THE HAYDOCK," 3-Bedroom Semi-Detached House. "THE CHELTENHAM," 2-Bedroom Detached Bungalow. "THE FONTWELL,” 3-Bedroom Detached Bungalow. Ten year N.H.B.R.C. Warranty. Mortgage facilities available for


suitable applicants. A Holding Deposit reserves the plot of your choice. For full details please contact the Selling Agents: Richard Turner and Son, Clitheroe 22369 and 25690.


GISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD.— THURSDAY


150 Newly Calved Dairy Cows and Heifers.....................11-00 a.m. 30 In-Calf Dairy Cows and Heifers to follow.


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-150 Rearing Calves and Stirks of all breeds..................... 11-00 a.m. 200 Prime Steers and Heifers..............................................11-00 a.m. 15 Young Beef Bulls to follow. 200 Cull Cows for slaughter to follow. 3,500 Fat Lambs and Shearlings........................................... 1-30 p.m. 500 Cast Ewes and Rams for slaughter to follow. 100 Fat Pigs, Sows and Boars............................................ 12-30 p.m. 200 Store Pigs to follow.


A new development by P. L. C. Homes. THE RUSHES FARM DEVELOPMENT, STANHILL, OSWALDTWISTLE, NEAR ACCRINGTON


A choice setting on the fringe of Stanhill Village with a Southerly Slope to Lottice Brook. Considerable forethought has been applied to take advantage of and retain the natural open surround which will be landscaped with grassed and cobbled areas with Standard Trees and Shyubs.


Hall, of Pendle Road, Clitheroe. Mrs Margaret Kenyon and Mrs Vanessa Tom-


C A L V E D C A T T L E . T h e C lith e ro e Auction M a r t T ro p h y for th e ch am p io n b e a s t . T h e T h om a s Silver- w ood M em o r ia l T ro p h y for the best b e a s t in the hands of th e b re e d e r . P r ize m o n e y in this c lass kindly


d o n a te d by M r C . S ilv e rw o o d . Judgin g 12 noon. S a le 1 p .m .


Also W E E K L Y S A L E O F R E A R IN G C A L V E S a t 12 noon.


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21st M O N T H L Y S A L E O F H O R S E S A N D P O N IE S . S A D ­ D L E R Y , H A R N E S S , V E H IC L E S A N D T A C K . 3 0 0 lots of n ew an d u s ed ha rn e s s, s ad d le ry an d e q u ipm en t, at 1 2 noon. H o rs e draw n v eh ic le s, hors e boxes, trailers, e tc ., a t 1 -3 0 p .m . 7 0 -8 0 horses an d p onies a t 1 -4 5 p .m . E ntr ies to the office.


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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd A L L C L A S S E S O F S T O R E S H E E P A N D LAM B S .


1 ,0 0 0 - 1 ,5 0 0 h o rn e d ew e s and iam b s, ha lf-bred


lam b s, h a lf-b red ew e s , Suffolk s to re lam bs, etc. S a le a t 1 1 -3 0 a .m .


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HOTHERSALL, FORREST McKENNA & SON


A U C T IO N E E R S — V A L U E R S E S T A T E A G E N T S .


CLITHEROE 22695 — 25446


‘GREEN SIDE,’ 7 WESTFIELD DRIVE, WEST BRADFORD


ment please contact the office.


A stone-built, garden-fronted, dwelling in a very desirable locality, close to the centre of town. Accommodation: Vestibule, hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom. 1 Full gas fired central heating. Rear yard with patio. Space for


1 7 CARDIGAN AVENUE, CLITHEROE


garage.. Viewing highly recommended. A well maintained prop­ erty..


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★ Colour photographs on all brochures. ★ FREE AND T2r FECTIVE advertising (local properties). ★ FREE SALE HOARD. ★ Personal and enthusiastic attention. ★ Mortgage advisory service. ★ REALISTIC COMMISSION TERMS. ★ Out of hours phone numbers Longridge 3971, Clitheroe 20880.


★ A complete service VALUATIONS OF PROPERTY, and Household contents.


★ Two AUCTION ROOMS to deal with ANTIQUE and saleable household goods.


Choose, Hothersall, Forrest, McKenna & Son


CHOOSING AN ESTATE AGENT?


Our monthly Antique Sale scheduled for December 13th will include oil paintings, water colours, prints and antique furnifure etc. The sale will be widely advertised covering the whole of the British Isles. If yoti wish to include suitable items in this or future sales contact the office now so that adequate arrangements can be made. Superior pieces will be eligible for our special commission rates. Bank Salerooms, Harris Court, Clitheroe. Tel. 25446 (STD: 0200). After hours Longridge 3971 (STD: 077478).


AUCTIONEERS ANNOUNCEMENT • • • A spacious dormer bungalow :


Enjoying a delightful situation close to open fields, the property has the benefit of central heating. The accommodation comprises,' viz; Entrance hall, with in-built wardrobe, lounge, fitted kitchen, bathroom, three bedrooms, detached brick garage and fuel store, good garden areas. Viewing strongly recommended. For appoint­


Kerr & Woodward


CHARTERED SURVEYORS, ESTATE AGENTS & VALUERS


41 Moor Lane, C lltheroe 24970 an d 23926 *


.7 9 King Street, Whalley2564 anq


CHAPEL RISE, BILLINGTON


An a t tr a c t iv e modern 3- bedroomed semi-detached


house with full gas-fired cent­ ral heating and double garage situated in a good residential area at the top of a cul-de-sac. Comprising: Hall, lounge, din­ ing area, breakfast kitchen. First floor: 3 bedrooms, bath­ room with coloured 3-piece suite.


11 BANK COTTAGE, BILLINGTON A stone built two-bedroomed middle of terrace cottage type


property with full gas fired central heating. Situated in a semi- rural area with open views from the front. Comprising: Vestibule, living room, dining/kitchen, first floor, two bedrooms, bathroom with coloured 3-piece suite. Outside: concrete yard and grassed drying area. Freehold £12,750.


7 SHAWBRIDGE STREET, CLITHEROE


A three-storey town house in need of modernisation with consid­ erable scope and potential, conveniently situated for the town centre. Comprising: Vestibule, sitting room, living room, kitchen, cellar. First floor: Two double bedrooms, bathroom with three- piece suite. Second floor: Two double bedrooms. All mains services are installed. Price reduced.


29 WADDINGTON ROAD, CLITHEROE


An attractive three-bedroomed garden fronted property situated in a good residential area, within easy walking distance of the town centre and with the benefit of Everest double glazing..


'lilt’ 22 Blackburn. Road, Accrinaton. Tel, .34266 Associated Offices at: 68 King William St., Blackburn. Tel. 662223 !


RICHARD TURNER AND SON C R O W N C H A M B E R S ,


W A D D IN G T O N R O A D , C L IT H E R O E


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Established 1803 T E L E P H O N E C L IT H E R O E 2 2 3 6 9 a n d 2 5 6 9 0


Other Otticis: Bentham, Kendal, Settle, Sklplon, Lancaster lowfield, I


An imposing stone builil in the mid-nineteenth o il family accommodation. 1 all amenities with good! containing many matuf entrance hall 28ft. Gin. I drawing room 20ft. x 151 x 14ft. 3in., utility room! 2 bathrooms, shower, s | basement accommodatiol ting shed. Gas-fired cer.l by appointment.


7 OLD ROW, i


An attractive terracedl situation with open rurl situated for local shoppi.ff the accommodation has L and comprises: Lounge, I 3-piece bathroom. gas-:| garden. FREEHOLD.


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: An exceptional stone l l : rural position with suJ ; for local business centrl ; on traditional lines and! ; to retain all the origin! . mullioned windows e t l ; approximately 1M acril ‘ negotiation if require! ; impressive lounge 22ft I dining kitchen 22ft. x 11


. bedrooms, 4-piece batil ing. Detached garage, I : /store. Viewing strictll


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ROAD, HURSTl An impressive and qui| bungalow which was : ago to the vendors’ approximately ai of a I situated on an elevate<| ing panoramic views < excellent accommodatil ance door, reception arl


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wash hand basin; utiliil 9in. with superb view| stone fireplace with extensive range of Sierl and hobs, twin bowl M walls, 4 excellent bednl sepia suite with gold f il l bidet, w.c and shower. [ 3 cars. Greenhouse 1.1 garden areas. Viewing recommended.


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