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14 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 13lh, 1980 Recovers after heart surgery


•was said to be “comfort­ able.” Fr Duggan (66) has been at St Mary’s for the past 18 years. While he is in hospital,


PRIEST at St Mary’s RC Church, Chipping, Fr Francis Duggan is recov­ ering in Manchester Royal Infirmary after a major heart operation. Yesterday his condition


the work of the parish will be earned out by his b r o th e r , . F r Lewis Duggan, who has moved up from London to take care of things.


HOLIDAYS ABROAD


CALDERSTONES Hos­ pital presented a film show a t Low Moor Methodist Church featur­ ing its foreign holiday programme for patients claiming mobility allo­ wance. The film, introduced by


—Served family— firm for


half century


A WOMAN whose skill as a milliner earned her a host of friends in Clitheroe and district, Miss Hilda Lillian Preedy, of Littlemoor, Clitheroe, died in hospital on Sunday. She was 75.


Miss Preedy began her


working life with' Hart­ leys, Moor Lane, with whom she served her time as a milliner.' In 1920 she found employment with Mrs E. Grimshaw who 'had opened a ladies’ out-' fitters in Wellgate. She stayed with the family firm when it moved to Church Street and finally to Castle Street. It was from the Castle Street shop that she retired in 1974, having completed more than half a century’s service.


Mr Tony Stones, division­ al nursing officer at Cal- derstones, included scenes of visits to Rome and California made recently by severely disabled resi­ dents.


Fierce debate


A DEBATE on whether the Sex Discrimination Act should be Abolished, s tag ed by Clitheroe Young Conservatives, produced such fierce argu­ ments that most of the audience abstained from


voting. Against abolition were


the eventual winners by 7-2, Hazel Bell, Hilary Meredith and P e te r


John ’ Parkinson, Nick Brown and Tony Wood. Altogether about 18 of


Fielding. They were opposed by


the audience decided not to cast a vote. After the debate, everyone joined in a general discussion about the Act, chaired by Ian Sowerbutts.


Goods driver fined £30


stopped at a traffic check at Heysham, said he was not driving his usual vehi­ cle and had left his pens


in the other one. It was “just one of those things,” he told the bench.


La n gho


Represented The Women’s World


Day of Prayer was cele­ brated at Langho Method­ ist Chapel on Friday with every denomination in the village well represented. Miss D. Barnes, of


FOR not entering details of hours worked in his dr iv er ’s control book, goods driver Donald Haworth, of Talbot Close, Clitheroe, was fined £30 at Clitheroe. He was or­ dered to pay £40 costs. Haworth, wh o was


as a milliner she was also an excellent seamstress. Grimshaws this week spoke of the high esteem in which they and their


In addition to her skill


s ta f f had held Miss P reedy. Her passing marked the end of an era. 'Miss Preedy, who is


su rv iv e d by th re e brothers and a sister, was a member of a family with a long and close associa­ tion with the sporting life


of the town. Her father, fred, was


prominent in the Ribbles- dale Cricket League as professional for Ribbles- dale Wanderers. Her brother, Reggie, played football for Danven when they met Arsenal in the F. A. Cup, and he also had a spell with Burnley. The funeral will take


thoughts THE Sabden and Ribble


Golden , ;


valleys, flowers in close up and “golden. thoughts were the titles chosen by Mr G. - F le tc h e r , ol Sabden, for an audio­ visual presentation to Clitheroe Naturalists.


traced the history ot Sabden and its many con­ nections with the Lanca­ shire witches. Scenes familiar and otherwise were depicted by Mr Fletcher as he followed the Ribble from Ribble- head to Ribchester. Even the most common var­ ieties of wildflower were striking when seen in close up and a series of these slides was most im­ pressive.


The opening sequences Mr Fletcher’s golden


place tomorrow with a service at St James’s Church, followed by cre­ mation at Accrington.


>in all seasons, accom­ panied by appropriate verse. He was thanked by Mr J. Lord. At next Thursday’s lecture, Mr N. Duerden will talk about a naturalist in the north


thoughts featured country scenes and subjects taken


west. Success in YFC contests


TWO branch successes in county competitions were announced at a Clitheroe Young Farmers’ Club


meeting. Chairman R ich a rd


Whitwell said the junior quiz team and the senior


debating team had both reached the finals at My- erscough College of Ag­ riculture on Tuesday.


Tarleton by 58*pts to 39, and the seniors beat


Fight still on for snooker honours


THE Clitheroe and district Snooker League will end its season with the final league games tonight.


Biliington B have .already as­


sured themselves of the champ­ ionship of Division Two, but Chatburn A and Conservative A will be.-engaged in a last- minute battle for the Division


One title. The villages go into action


with a two-point advantage. DIVISION ONE


C a ld e r s to n c s 421 (6 ) ,


Catholic A 160 (8). D. Wynne 54, Davies 90; P. Lee 56, Niven 96; R. Warbrick 92, Holmes 69; P. Backhouse 85, Hall 8-1; T. Wilson 82, Johnson 51; M.


Joyce 52, Hudson 70. C o n se rv a tiv e A 319 (4),


Chatburn A 463 (10). D. Lord 54, P. Jones 40; E. Tomlinson 43, D. Speak 58; D. Cowperth- waite 26, H. Frankland 114y J. Marsden 74, A. Frankland 80;


son 53; I. Tomlinson 50, P. Clark 112.


dington A 411 (12): T. How­ ard) 77, J. A. Herd. 66; C. Moorhouse 65, S. Hatton 71; S. Edmondson 57. T. A. Makinson


66; A. Pearce 58, J. Wooff 65; G. Kermcen 55, F. Coar 62; H. Sellers 58, D. Nelson 81. ■ Liberal A 375 (6). Social


Club 399 (8): K. Pickvance 76, D. Halliwell 51; D. McIntosh 80, J. Cowell 55; P. Wi| 56, B. Hargreaves 66; Clegg 39, B. Dixon 9S; A. Root 69, T. Clegg 55; S. Monk 55, J.


vitt Hall 74: DIVISION TWO ' Rimington B 334 (0), Con­


Wilpshire, spoke on “The responsibility of freedom.”


Afternoon tea St L eo n a rd ’s MU,


Langho, held an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs M. Gollop, P a s tu re lan d s ton.


Drive, Billingt Mrs M. Holt, enrolling


s e r v a t iv e B 524 (14). F. Wrathall 68, T. Williamson 83; H. T h i s t le thw a i te 52, R. Parker 105; J. Gorringham 62, D. Parker 76; J. Thornton 43, A. Middlebrough 98; S. Petty 61, A. L. McNab 75; S. Green 48, F. McNab 87. C a th o l ic SC B 385 (2),


Police 507 (12): J. Geldard 47, F. Booth 90; L. Dixon 92, P. Craig 56; D. Hothersall 73, J. Griffiths 96; V. Maffia 74, B. Jacques 75; J. Turner 50, L. McEntee 99; J. Marsden 49, T. Swift 91. Chatburn B 421 Of), Liberal


member, reminded about the enrolment service on April 17th. It is part of St Leonard’s c e n te n a ry celebrations and will be followed by a concert and supper in the school. Tea was served and the


B 428 (10): S. Whipp 85, A. Proctor 71; B. Jones 45, S. I. Karim 83; L. Whittaker 55, V. Higginson 56; M. Hargreaves 101, W. Rishton 56; A. O’Neill 57, J. Mellor 63; R. Booth 78, J. Hacking 89. Biliington B (8), 468, Slaid-


Rev. Paul Warren expre­ ssed thanks.


Right cards Prizewinners at the


whist and domino drive at St Leonard’s School, Langho, were: Whist: Ladies — Mrs


Vale, Mrs Morne, Mrs Birkett. Gents Mr N. Carter, Mr F. Redmayne,


Mrs Roberts. Dominoes: E. Seedall,


B. Parker, S. Gorton, J. Ainsworth.


. Mitton


ing Newspaper,” the vol­ untary service for the blind in the Ribble Valley,, was explained by Mr 3rian Haig to members of Little Mitton WI. He was th an k ed by Mrs A Smithson. Miss Smith, of Blacko,


For the blind Production of the “Talk­


reported on the spring council meeting at Bolton


and five tickets were dis­ tributed for a united ser­ vice in Blackburn Cathed­


ral on April 19th. The jumble sale will be


held on March. 22nd. Supper hostesses were Mrs E. Barrett, Mrs N. Cannings, Mrs A. J. Davey and Mrs E. Lan- c a s te r . Mrs N. Hoyle won a


burn (6) 413: G. R. Dell 70, E. Rigby 48; T. Peters 70, G. Teastone 111; D. Birkett 74, B. Jones 79; B. Thompson 83, H. Carr 68; J. Wild 60, J. Whit­ well 74; G. Robinson 111, J. Collinson 33.


Division One


Chat A Cons A Social LiblA •Bill A Cath A ’ Wadd A Cald •Wadd B Pendle


Played 17 143 Bill B 141 LiblB 125 Police 123 Chat B 116 Rim A 113 Cons B 112 Rim B 110 Slaid


•Played 1G Mark wins


CLITHEROE cyclis t Mark Gornall turned in a fine performance to win the Kent Valley senior road race over a 52-mile course near Kendal.


Farm, Mearley, • came home well clear of the


Mark (18), of Laneside


'rest of the riders to land his firstrever win in senior competition.


This is Mark’s first


season in the top bracket and he is hoping to add to this success. Langho rider, Roger


Haydock, of Moorland Road, was seventh. In the-junior race over


Division Two 148


102 Cath B 93


138 120 115 114 99 85 74 71


Pendle Club 370 (2), Wud-


J . Crowther 72, N. Robin­ ,


Netball tourney


C L I T H E R O E G i r l s ’ Grammar School had a successful time in the Ribble Valley S c h o o l s ’ Netball Tournament. The fourth-year team


were the winners of their s e c t i o n , a n d w e r e a w a r d e d a challenge shield for their efforts. A l s o at the tourna­


The junior team beat


ricultural Development and Advisory Service dis­ cussed fertiliser use and zero grazing and was thanked by Fred .Spur­ geon and Roger Smith.


Rochdale 165-144. A speaker from the Ag­


Clitheroe athletes


prominent TWO Clitheroe runners — both members of Clay- ton-le-Moors Harriers — wer e among the 380 finishers in tne Bowness to . Kendal 10-mile road race on Saturday. Alan Dobson came home in 59 minutes and Nick Dins- dal e in 63 minut es . Winner was Graham Ellis, of Holmfirth AC in 48


mins. 19 secs. Shaun Livesev finished lGth


in 23 mins. 4 secs in the Whin- b e r ry Naze fell race from Clouehfold, Uossendale, on


trained by P E teachers M r s -P am Boulton and Mrs Carol Keating.


four th-year event were St Au g u s t in e ’s and vic­ tors in the th i rd - y e a r


R u n n e r s - u p in the


section were Ribblesdnle School, Clitheroe. In the first-year com­


petition, 'the 'Grammar School team scored five outright wins to take a ma x imum 10 points and clinch the trophy. The s id e c om p r i s e d K a y Worsley, Rebecca Mur ­ doch, Margaret Jones, C a r o l in e A i n sw o r t h , A l i s o n W o r k m a n , J o a n n e C r o s s a n d Ama n d a Chew. The second-year team


ment, held at St A u g u s ­ tine's School, Biliington, the t h i r d - y e a r c am e second in their section. ■The girls have been


Sunday. It was an excellent run con­


sidering that Shaun is still only


a youth. Alan Dobson, running his


second nice in two days, was 84th in 2G mins. 20 secs., other placings being 46th,. David Drachcnbure in 24 mins. 44 secs, 148th, Xen Farnsworth 29 minS 50 secs ., 151st, John Davies (Whalley) 30 mins. There were 180 competitors


and th e winner was Mike Short, of Norwich RMI in 21


mins. 32 secs. The Milford 21-mile cross­


country race on paths and fo res t tra ck s over Cannock


C h a s e , S t a f f s . , a t t r a c te d over 200 runners, many ol


whom were testing their legs and lungs in preparation for the Three Peaks race at the end of


April. Dry conditions underfoot , ,


helped the winner to reduce the course record to 1 hr 57 mins. Local members’ times; Alistair Fatten 2 hrs 27 mins., Doug Brown (Head) 2 hrs 31 mins, Simon Moyle (Twiston) 2 hrs 34 mins., Ed Hill 2 hrs 37 mins, George Brass 2 hrs 39 mins, Roger Dewhurst (Bolton- by-Bowland) 2 hrs 53 mins.


won three matches to reach the final of its sec­ tion wh e r e the gir ls trounced S t Augus lines 7-2. Re p r e s e n t in g the Grammar School were: Jane t ' Ashworth, Heidi H u g h e s , M i c h e l l e E v a n s , S u s a n Folios, E m m a G r e e n w o o d , E l i z a b e t h A in swo r th , and An n e Robbins.


Questions of sport.


C LITHEROE a th le te Paul


> Livesey will be keening his fin­ gers crossed over the next few weeks in the hope th a t a strained ankle tendon will sort


itself out. The tendon tro u b le p re ­


vented him from retaining his Red Rose 20-mile, road race title at Kirkby on Sunday. When it happened lie was


closing up on tne leader at the 15,-mile point. Now, he must strive to get


fit for his next major event — th e 26-mile H u d d e rs f ie ld marathon on Easter Monday.


THINGS are coming to the boil in the Wadding- ' ton Sports and Social Club quiz, with only two. quarter-final places still • to be decided. On Sunday five teams


tackled questions from the sporting world for the right to join the four seeded sides, Wadding- ton CC, Tommy's Tor­ nadoes, Waggon and Horses and Clitheroe FC (Shawbridge branch) in the next stages. The outcome was that


Grindleton blotted out


Brown Cow 6, Grindleton Res 0


BROWN COW had no prob­ lems in overcoming Grindleton Reserves in th e ir Division Three, game. However, it was an enter­


taining encounter on a very difficult and sticky surface. Wild opened the home side's


account and Grcatorex added a second goal soon afterwards. Cowell made i t 3-0 at the break. Play continued to be mostly


Emmo’s Headbangers , and Dugdale’s earned the coveted places. The Hea db ang ers b e at Clitheroe FC (All Stars) by 33 points to 25, and then Chatburn FC 39- 21. Dugdale’s overcame the challenge of the Waddington Social Club team to win 33-20. The line-up of the last


eight will be known after this week’s ties wi th Whalley Arms Celtic taking on'Cox and Co, and Clitheroe FC (Bury branch) meeting Rectella International. v


competition for the most amusing newspaper cut­


ting, with Mrs 0. Laycock and Miss N. Hudson joint second.


■f ‘


43 miles, Peter Romaine, of Claremont Avenue, Clitheroe, took third place. Another Ribble Valley


cyclist who’ enjoyedsuc­ cess at the weekend was James Nolan (15),. of St Paul’s Close, Low Mooh


More sport on pages 22 and 23


rr * t -■ . ✓


one-way and a g o a lm o u th scramble ended with Scott find­ ing the target, to be followed by another goal from Wild. Wilson cojnpleted a good midfield performance by net­


ting the sixth. Cottorill had an easy after­


noon in the home goal, the back four completely blotting out a very frail Gnnnleton attack.


Rugby sides Clitheroe RUFC (v Preston


Grasshoppers V, home, meet Ribblesoale Club 2-15 p.m.): R. Howarth, P. Dinsdale, A. Sweeney, P. Ramsey, A. Wrig- cy, C. Hopwood, M. i Fox, R. Gregory, J, Coates, A,.Gordon, R. Lund, S. Grcatorex, A.. Lee, A. Parkinson, P. Wilson.


Res: D. Tnttcrsall. ■ . 2nd XV (v Hightowm IV,


away, meet Ribblesdale Club 1 p.m.): J. Walker, K. Moore. . Duxbury, J. Holden. G. - Wil-


l iam s o n , A., C o r le s s , D. Shepherd, R. Wildman, C. Roberts, T. Rose, I. .Richard­ son, D. Tattersall, D.. Fielding, -


(Em m o t t , Lambert..


D. ’ Jones, -


intention Sessional


to Division


Legal Noticps


TO WHOM IT May CONCERN I LEONARD GARNER V


uL..;" • Avbt>le. Valiev to b® the 3rd K ' e ^ g


n ,% = £ e^ ‘r j ru ^ l « S % n c e


having a froni ? 9fh *°..^2*J'vay Road, *CUtheroe* to kenown QS D° “rd


a n d It is my Intention tp apply to the justices to insert in - , N ■sass Mb “ - su O before his adm is sion (b) a guest of, such Member bone fide entertained by . . . .


- ^."There shall be rules of the Club for the ejectlon o f Members and a copy of such rules and any other rules


shall be deposi ted with the Clerk* to the Licensing


just ices . Notice of any alteration In “,ny “La lustlces shall be given to the said Clerk to the Licensing Justices within fourteen days.


3. A lis t o f names and addresses o f all Members o f the said Club shall be k ept on the premises and procluced


. on demand for inspection by a Constable in “ nlf° r™* H -rt 4 . No alterations shall be made In the rules Ptovkled


for the admis sion of persons other than Members referred to in Paragraph 1 above wi thout the consent or the Licensing Justices.


_


7. No applicat ion shall be made under the authority of the Licence for the grant of a special Hours Certificate


6. That no more than two hundred persons snau oc on the premises at any one time.


.. GIVEN u n d e r my


under Section 77 o f the Licensing A c tT 9 6 4 - hand


this 1980. 7th day ot Ma rcn , . . . . L. GARNER.


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I L E O N A R D G A R N E R


o f Heal ing Farm, Wes t Bradford Road. Waddington.


Clitheroe, Lancashire hereby give you notice that I Intend to apply to the Licensing Justices o f the Petty Sessionn Division or Ribble Valley at the Transfer Sessions to be held nt the Magistrates Court , King Street, Clitheroe on the 3rd day of April next for n Licence to keep and use the premises situate and having a frontage to. Rai lway Road, Clitheroe to be known by the name or "The Chntnnoogn Club formcrlj known as the Stardust Club for publ lc danc n.i s .jing.


. - .


music and other public entertainment of the like kind. DATED the 7 th day o f Ma rch , 1980. L. GARNER


LICENSING 10 NOTICE OF application to


transfer licence


To the Clerk to the Licens­ ing Justices for the Licensing


* District o f Clitheroe.


To the Chief Of f ic e r of Police for the Police area of the said dis trict .


To the R ib b l e


Proper Officer of V a l l e y D i s t r i c t Council.


To the Proper Officer < Clitheroe Parish Council


and to nil whom concern.


TAKE NOTICE THAT 1


CHRISTOPHER RALPH m o r r is


o f Clo ck Cot tage. Kirkby Mnlhnm, S k ip t o n . No r th Yo rkshir e , -having for the last six months carried on the trade or coiling of a Teacher.


INTEND to apply nt the Licensing Ses sions to be held at the Court House. King Street, Clitheroe, on the 3ru day o f April, 1980 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon for the TRANSFER to me o f the Justices' Licence (of the de­ script ion o f Residential Li­ cence) for the sale of intox­ icating liquors of all descrip­ tions by retail for consumPr tlon on the premises situate at Fa i rwa y Hou s e , King St r e e t , Cl i the r o e held by David Sidney Lomasney such . transfer to have effect from | the 29th day of January, 1980 and also for the grant I to me o f a new Just ices' On- Licence of the descript ion of Re s tau r an t Lic en c e w i t h : Supper Hours Certificate nu- j thorlslng me to sell in to x - ' icating liquors of all descrip, t lons for consumpt ion on the said p r emi se s , u plan of which premises has been de­


posited wi th the Clerk to the Licensing Ju s t i c e s to- gethcr wi th this Notice.


BATED January.


VAUDREY t lie 24 th


1980. day ol


(Authorised Audi t on In-hall o f the Applicant).


OSBORNE & MELLOR


APPLICATION FOR A RESTAURANT l ic e n c e


Tc


ing Ma g i s t r a t e s f o r th e Licensing Dis tric t o f Ribble Valley.


5 the Clerk to the Licens­


To the Chief Constable of Clitheroe


To the Clerk o f the Ribble Valley Borough Council


To the Chief Fire Officer, County Fire Brigade HO, Gnrs tnng Rond, Fulwood. Preston.


o f Hnrrop Fold Farm Guest House having during the past six months carried on the t rade or calling of Guest Hous e p r o p r i e t o r h e r e b y give Notice that It Is my intention to apply nt the Licensing Sessions to be held at Cl i th e r o e M a g i s t r a t e s Court for the Division of Ribble Valley to be held on the 3rd day o f April , 1980 next for the grant to me o f a Just ices’ On-Licence of the description of Restaurant Li­ cence authorising me to sell by retail any Into x ica t ing liquor which mn y .b e sold under a Justices' Licence of that d e s c r ip t io n f o r . c o n ­ sumption on the pr emi se s


1, VICTORIA WOOD


COMMUNIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN BURNLEY BRANCH — PUBLIC LECTURE


THATCHERISM Versus DEMOCRACY CENTRAL LIBRARY, GRIMSHAW STREET, BURNLEY


MONDAY, MARCH 17th, fit 7-15 p.m.. Main speaker MARTIN JACQUES, London Executive-


Committee, Member C.P.G.B., Editor of Marxism Today Monthly Journal.


QUESTIONS


situate at Hnrrop Fold Farm, H o l t o n - b y - B o w l o n d , Clitheroe in the County of


’House a plan o f which pre- > inises has been deposi ted


Lancas ter and k n ow n as Harrop Fold Farm Guest


wi th th i s N o t i c e . G i v e n , under my hand this 29th da>r j o f February '


l vlth the Clerk to the Llcens- „n Ma g i s t r a t e s to g e th e r 1980.


HODGSON & SONS, Solicitors


7 Ribblesdnle Place, Preston


SALVATION ARMY Lowergate, Clitheroe


SUNDAY NEXT MARCH 16th MOTHER’S DAY


SERVICE Conducted by


Captain JOHN SMITH


Sol ici tors for Victoria Wood


Personal


now residing at Red Pump Inn, Bashall Eaves. Clitheroe 1 in the County o f Lancaster • having during the past six ' months carried on the trade t o r cal l ing of Hotel' Man-j ngeress and being a person inter es ted in the premises described below, do hereby give notice that It is my • intention to apply at the transfer ses s ions for the said Borough to be held at King1 St r e e t , Cl i th e r o e , on the; third day o f April next, for the provisional grant to me . of a justices l icence, an- , thorlslng me to sell by retail i intoxicating l iquor of all de. \ s cript ions for consumpt ion} on the premises about to be altered and extended lor the purpose o f being used as a house for the sale of intox. icating liquor In accordance w i t h th e p l a n s thereat lodged therewith situated at S a n d 11 a n d s R im i n g t o n Clitheroe aforesaid and to be known by the sign ol “ The Crof t" of which pre­ mises I am the owner and it Is my intention to apply to the justices to insert in such justices licence the condi ­ tions required for it to be


. SUSAN MARY GORTON'


granted as a residential and restaurant licence.


Yorkshire Bank Chambers Clitheroe


IAN B. DEARING, LL.B. .


Given under my hand this t enth day of March, one thousand nine-, hundred and eighty.


Solicitor 1 i


For and on behalf of Susan S Gorton.


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TEL. BURNLEY 29527, for appointment to view.


Tffi!DECETOBSE!T1X?TSrr Large S.D. house, easy reach Accrington and Burnley.


Double glazed throughout. Gas fired central heating. Lounge with feature brick fireplace, gas fire, dining room, fitted kitchen, three good bedrooms one with fitted wardrobe, luxury bathroom with Mira shower fixture. Detached garage with power. Large well stocked aardens. Viewing recom-


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5. No ap p l ic a t io n sh a ll be made under the “u*h° rlty of the Licence fo r th e g ran t o f an Occasional Licence


InVe^or tne sald L b who h»s - e n a -,ied >


THE LICENSING ACT 1964 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN


I, MICHAEL RICHARD FARNWORTH ot the Cottage Cafe Main Street, Gisburn, having during the past six months carried on thq trade or calling of Cafe Proprietor, do hereby give notice that it is my-intention to apply at the Transfer Sessions to be held on Thursday, the 3rd day ol April, 1980 at 10.00 a.m. at the Magistrates' Court, Clitheroe for the grant to me of a Justices Licence authorising me to sell by retail intoxicating liquor of all descriptions for consumption- on the premises situate at Main Street, Gisburn and known by the sign of "The Cottage Cate." And it is my intention to apply to the Justices to insert in such Justices' Licence the conditions required for it to be granted as a Restaurant Licence. Dated this 10th day of March 1980 ' WALKER, CHARLESWORTH


Walker, Charlesworth & Foster ot 3 High Street, Skipton, North Yorkshire, Solicitors tor and on behalf of Mr Farnworth and duly authorised to .


sign this notice on his behalf. 22372


Re: RESTAURANT LICENCE APPLICATION I, HARRY STEPHENSON STOREY now residing at Brow-


sholme Heights, Easington Road, Cow Ark, near Clitheroe, Lancashire having during the past six months carried on the trade or calling of Forester hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply at the Licensing Sessions to be held at Clitheroe Jor tqe Division of the. Ribble Valley to be held on the) Third day of April next for the grant to me of a Justices On- Licence of the description ol Restaurant Licence authorising: me to sell by retail any intoxicating liquor which may be sola under a Justices Licence of that description for consumption on1 the premises situate at Cow Ark, near Clitheroe and known as Browsholme Heights of which Harry Stephenson Storey is the owner and a plan of which premises has been deposited with the Clerk to the Licensing Justices together with this notice.


DATED this 7th day ot March 1980. SIGNED Steele & Son I


Solicitors tor the said Harry Stephenson Storey! 28614 *


........... ’ CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL j THE ALLOTMENTS ACTS 1908 TO 19501


Applicants for allotments are reminded that their j applications must be re-newed every 12 months! otherwise their names will be removed from the! . waiting list.


February 28th, 1980


Mayor's Parlour, Church Street, Clitheroe.


L.D. TELFORD! ’ Town Clerk j 28691


Public Notices RICHARD TURNER AND SON CROWN CHAMBERS, THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES ,


has.'taken considerable trouble to ensure all advertisements in this issue are truthful, legal,- - decent and honest, complying with the British Code of Advertising Practice overseen by the. Advertising Standards Authority, Bfook House,;’ 2-16 Torrington Place, London, WC1E 7HN (01-580-5555) •


WADDINGTON ROAD, CLITHEROE


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Established 1803 TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 22369 and 25690


Other Olllces: Bentham, Kendal, Settle, Skipton, Lancaster


GISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD THURSDAY


Iuu 30 In Calf Dairy Cows and Heifers to follow.


15 Young Bulls to follow. 150 Culled Cows for Slaughter to follow.


1,000 Fut Hog* and Sheep...................••••••...... ............. 300 Cast Ewes and Rams for Slaughter to follow.


100 Fat Pigs, Sows and Boars........................................ 200, Store Pigs to follow.


„ .................y Cows and Heifers....................11-00 a.m. .


350 Rearing Calves and Stirks of all Breeds.................• J j'J 150 Prime Steers and Heifers................. ........................


1-00 a.m,


. 11-00 a.m. .1-30 p.m.


...........12-30 p.m.


First Thursday in each month PRIZE SHOW and Sale of In Pig Gilts, Sows and Store Pigs.


By Order of the. City of Manchester.


'FARM DISPERSAL SALE AT DEWHURST FARM AND HOME FARM, ■LANGHO, BLACKBURN, LANCASHIRE — FRIDAY, - MARCH 21st, 1980


5 BW Cows due to Calve, April to Farleton Admiral. . 4 BW Cows due to Calve May to Farleton Admiral.


131 FULLY ACCREDITED HOME BRED FRIESIAN DAIRY CATTLE AND YOUNG STOCK


1 BW Cow due to Calve June to Farleton Admiral. 1 BW Cow due to Calve July to Farleton Admiral. 8 BW Cows due to Calve August to Farleton Admiral. 20 BW Cows due to Calve September to Farleton Admiral. 10 BW Cows due to Calve October to Farleton Admiral. G BW Cows due to Calve November to Farleton Admiral. 6 BW Heifers due to Calve August to the Aberdeen Angus. 4 BW Heifers due to Calve September/October. 12 BW Heifers 15 months old by Nominated Sires. 14 BW Heifers 12 months old by Nominated Sires. 25 BW Heifers 6 to 9 months old by Nominated Sires. 15 BW Heifers 4 to 6 months old by Nominated Sires. 2 Black Angus Cross Heifers, 14 months old. 1 Black Angus Cross Bullock, 14 months old.


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125 HOME BRED PIGS 24 Sows in Pig.


400-Stores, 15 weeks old towards marketing weight. Land Race Boar, 18 months old (Geoff Woods breed).


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2,000 BALES OF GOOD MEADOW HAY DAIRY EQUIPMENT


Fullwood Dari Hoot 250 gallon But -Tank. Fullwood Gtassline Putsators and Collecting Glasses for 6S.


m ,


Fullwood PumD and Motor. Set of Six Clusters. 3 Milk Recorders. 2 Wash Troughs.


POULTRY EQUIPMENT 600 Thomason 14in. Laying Cages (2 bird), (2 lots). 072 Thomason loin. Laying Cages (3 birds) (2 lots).


TRACTORS AND LAND ROVER 1979 David Brown 995, tow profile cab. 1971 David Brown 885 with cab CL’ Reg.) 1967 David Brown 7S0. roll-over bar. hvdraulic fore end loader with Fork Attachment CG’ Reg.) 1975 SWB Diesel Land Rover CP’ Reg.. 37,000 miles).


EQUIPMENT Q .Mark Bulk Feed Hopper, S ton. Three 0 Mark Bulk Feed


Trailer. Power Washer. Plucking Machine. P i g '


CONDITIONS OF SALE Payment to be made on the day of the sale.


CATERER IN ATTENDANCE. ORDER OF SALE


Equipment 11 a.m. prompt. Pigs and Hay 1 p.m. approx. Cattle and Dairy Equipment 2 p.m. approx.


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DIRECTIONS A59 Skipton-Preston route. Access from the main road one mile east of Copster Green.


INQUIRIES PLEASE to the Auctioneers Richard Turner and Son, Waddington Road, Clitheroe. Tet. 22369 and 25690.


SNOW HILL COTTAGE,


A ..very charming old world cottage featuring mullion win­ dows and exposed ceiling tim­ bers in the' centre of Gisburn Village for Sale by Private Treaty. Accommodation com­ prises briefly: Sitting room (16ft. x 14ft. 9in.). Living room (14ft. 6in. x 14ft.). Large dining kitchen. Four


GISBURN, NEAR. CLITHEROE


In 6 8 K IN 8 MOOR EL


bedrooms, bathroom, mains sen-ices, central heating, cob­ bled frontage, rear garden.


wigglesworth; long preston, NEAR SKIPTON


SUMMER GRAZING RIGHTS OVER LOWER AIGDEN FARM,


27.82 acres and 41.9S acres of good summer grass eatage for Accredited Cattle and Sheep to October 31st, for Sale by


■ Auction in The Plough Inn. Wigglesworth, at 6-30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 2nd, 19S0. Full details available from the Auctioneers on request. Tel. Clitheroe 22369 and 25690.


WHALLEY An immaculate : standing detach which is convenit on the perimete Village and verj countryside. The surrounded b^ mature gardens su p erb ly land: maintained. Brie ing: Imposing fn porch with pa: floor, reception i adjacent cloaks lounge with Gi window, attract i s to n e fireplac- dining room wf stone fireplace, I breakfast kitchenl units, Cannon 121 cooker and hobl bar, main bedrol


“HEATH RIA|


LANGHO An excellent deL. f ir e d CENTR popular well est amenities. Glazed w.c. and wash bs fireplace, fully fit piece bathroom. C


Kerr & Woodward


CHARTERED SURVEYORS, ESTATE AGENTS & VALUERS


41 Moor Lane, Clitheroe 24970 and 23926 and 79 King Street, Whalley 2564


1 ALBION STREET, CLITHEROE


A three bedroomed inner terrace hodse conveniently situated for the town centre and all amenities; comprising: Living room, kitchen, w.c. with flush'-toilet, first floor: Bedroom, second floor: 2 bedrooms. The property is in need of repairs and improvement for which a local authority improvement grant would be available.


6 WHITECROFT VIEW, BAXENDEN, NEAR ACCRINGTON


An attractive modem j! bedroomed end of terrace town house with' the benefits of an integral garage, full gas fired central heating and is situated on a comer [riot at the end of a cul-de- sac. Comprising: Entrance porch, living room 16ft. 9in. x 10ft. 1 tin, fitted kitchen, first floor: 3 bedrooms, bathroom with coloured three-piece suite. Outside: Brick garage, garden areas to front, side and rear. Freehold.


'39 BLEASDALE AVENUE,


CLITHEROE


A superb three-bed roomed semi-detached dweliinghouse situated in a good residential area and featuring full gas fired CENTRAL HEATING and TWO_GARAGES, com­ prising: Entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, fully fit­ ted, kitchen with Di Lusso units, incorporating a split level cooker and hob. Rear porch, first floor, 3 bedrooms,


3 HAWTHORN CLOSE, YORK,.


• ' LANGHO A substantially built detached house - situated in a rural - vil­


la g e with views over the' Ribble Valley featuring a- TWO CAR GARAGE ; DOUBLE GLAZING and


. CENTRAL HEATING, com­ prising entrance hall,, cloak­


room with 2-piece suite, - L-.- shaped lounge open to dining: area, kitchen, two ground


floor bedrooms, [cry type landing. Two double bedrooms with, built-in war­ drobes. Bathroom. Outside garden area to front and rear, the rear garden measuring approx. 23 yards. Freehold. ■


27A LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE


A charming compact, cottage type , prope'rty: which was exten­ sively mwiemised two years apn i« iw U . ' t u ... .........


kitchen, first floor: Bedroom ani piece suite £ 8 ,9 5 0 , i


comprising: Liying room, lathroom with coloured three-


Associated Ottlces at:


22 Blackburn Road Accrinoton. Tel. 34266 - 68 King William St., Blackburn. Tel. 662223


V-


31 CASTL NO gimmick:


By CROSSLEYl TEMPLETONS! EDGE.f


CROSSLEY’S ST


KITCt


A staff of ex service. I


3 cars. 29 W ADDIN*


A substantial stor situated in this ve easy walking dist: centre and ail li vestibule, hallwa. fitted kitchen, 3 yard to rear. Sec


22 ABBOTT


An immaculatf delightful semi-d •bungalow superb an extremely des Whalley, within distance of the ' and all local an property offers e to run accommod benefit of DOU ING throughout by mature, beaut gardens. Open lounge 16ft. x 111 room, fitted kit|


CROFT, WHALLEY Offers ove


Hurricane Harvester. Khun Hay Maker. Fahr Centipede. Bam­ ford Super 5S Baler. Lister Elevator. Wuffler. Bamford Side Rake. Barford Bale Sledge. Twose Buck Rake. Subsoiler. McCon- nel Hedge Cutter. Three Flat Deck Hay Trailers. Double Cow '


Humane Cattle Killer. 12 Bore Shotgun. Scrap',. Limited rsumber of Sundry Items.


ig Weighing Scales.


Hoppers, 5 tons. Howard' Rotaspreader. Cambridge Roller. Ransom Discs. Bamford Twin Drum Mower. David Brown


. . . 'jty ' FIR


(U.2 SWEETS, TO position, double fro


highest standard. Lfl office, s/kitchen, full bedroom, 3-piece ba entrance. Full gas ce Turnover approx. £1


(U.3 SWEETS ANI porating the sales frontage, shop fitte<| lounge with gas firel bathroom, 3rd atticl cellars. Gas central f at front. Takings apjl


(U.4 FISH AND <1 excellent, clean salel fully equipped rang<| bay ana gas fire, outside, 3-bedroorm| room, full gas cenl space for car at sicl excellent profits. Pri|


(U.5 LICENSED comprising: 1st flo< stage with all equi equipped with 21 ta water heater etc., < heating, five year position, centre of 1 iruit machines, ne\ plus S.A.V.


(NETHERFIELD beds., full central h*


(WELLFIELD DR alow, 4 beds., full loor to garden. Fu!


(CHRISTLETON ( det. house, throug


room, half-tiled, 2t nr. VHi


(NEW SEMI DF.TI field. Only 3 left i l £18,500. Position htf


(SEMI DETACHE| shop, approx. 50 Nelson. Price for b |


(Q.3 SWEETS/TG area. Excellent livi (S.4 EMPTY SHOI Full E.H. £18.500.


(N.5 GREENGRO fish), PADIHAM; dation. £14,500 plu


(G.3 LADIES’ HA dential area. £13,0


(H.3 GREENGRO trading position, £


(J.3 OFF-LICENC Pendle area. £25,0


(K.2 EMPTY SHO lent main road pos


(P.4 LICENSED I £55,000 plus S.A.t


(Q.l TOBACCO £7,950 plus S.A.V


(Q.5 EMPTY SH £


8, 000.


(P.2 OFF-LICEN well populated are


(P.3 SELF-SERV MIXED GROCEtL £22,000 plus S .A .'J


Price includes proij rooms above.


(A.3 GROCERY road position, fulll T>»-ocont ntt’npr reif


J0H INDUS


bathroom and separate toilet. Attractive well laid garden areas to front and rear. Inter­ nal viewing highly recom­ mended.


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