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24 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 28th, 1980 Public Notices


THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES


MOORLAND SCHOOL, CLITHEROE (CO-EDUCATIONAL DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL)


LIM


ITED NUMBER OF VACANCIES FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR


DEPARTMENTS FOR SEPTEMBER


ENTRANCE EXAMINATION JUNE 7th Applications for KINDERGARTEN DEPARTMENT (4 to 7 years) and particulars for entrance examination from:


THE PRINCIPAL or PHONE CLITHEROE 23833


CLIVIGER SPORTS ASSOCIATION


SUNDAY MARKET RAM INN, CLIVIGER


MAY 4th, 11 a.m. lo 4 p.m.


PERSONS INTERESTED IN A SITE •


Please contact: J. G. WALSH 301 RED LEES ROAD, CLIVIGER


Telephone Burnley 31456 23910


For details of fast, economical advertising


Thinking of Advertisement RING


For the best coverage in the area advertise in


where a friendly adviser will help you witn your ad.


BURNLEY 22331.


YOUR LOCAL PAPER CLITHEROE


ADVERTISER & TIMES RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


(As Agents for and on behall of the Lancashire County Council)


PRIVATE STREET WORKS BUCCLEUCH AVENUE, CLITHEROE


HIGHWAYS ACT 1959 PART IX CODE OF 1892


WHEREAS:


(i) the Ribble Valley Borough Council (as Agents for tne Lancashire County Coun­ cil, the Street Works Authority) have resolved to execute certain private street works in the street known as Buccleuch Avenue, Clitheroe, within the said Borough under and in pursuance of the Code of 1892 contained in Part IX of the Highways Act, 1959, and


TAKE NOTICE THAT the said Council on the 12th day of February 1980 passed a Resolution approving of such specifications, plans, sections, ostimates and provisional apportionments of estimated expenses in the following terms: “ RESOLVED: that BUC­ C L E U C H A V E N U E , CLITHEROE, within the Coun­ cil's area not being at present sewered, levelled, paved, metalled, flagged, channelled, made good to the satisfaction ot the Council, be sewered, levelled, paved, metalled, flag­ ged, channelled, and made good under and in accordance with the provisions of the Code of 1892 in the Highways Act, 1959; and that the expenses incurred in executing such works be apportioned between the premises fronting or adjoining the said several streets according to the respective frontages of each premises; and appropriate cre­ dits be given in the case of Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8 Buccleuch Avenue, Clitheroe, by virtue of an undertaking by tne Lanca­ shire County Council; and, further that the specification of the works proposed to be done in sewering, levelling, paving, metalling, flagging, channel­ ling, making good and also the plans, sections, estimates and provisional apportionments relating to such works, now submitted by the Borough Engineer, be, and the same are hereby approved. And, further, that the Chief Executive be, and he is hereby, instructed to publish this resolution and to serve copies thereof in the manner and upon the persons directed by the Statute. THAT a copy of the said resol ution of approval and the approved sp ecifications, plans, sections, estimates and provisional apportionments of


(ii) the Borough Engineer of the Ribble Valley Borough Council has prepared specifications, plans, sec­ tions, estimates and provi­ sional apportionments of estimated expenses with respect to such works;


estimated expenses (or copies :itied by the said


NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY • CHARGES 1980-81


Notice is hereby given that the Authority has made charges schemes under Section 31 of the Water Act 1973 tor the services of water supply, sewerage, environmental semces, trade effluent and water abstraction. Tne schemes show the methods by which and the principles on which charges are made for each oi these


services. The charges tO'be applied in 1980-81' will be as follows:


UNMEASURED WATER SUPPLY


From April 1st, 1980, a two-part tariff comprising: (a) a standing charge of £10 per property per annum, together


(bj^a charge of 10 pence in the £, based on rateable value. MEASURED WATER SUPPLY In respect of consumption recorded by meter readings taken between June 1st, 1980 and May 31st, 1981, water supplied by meter will be charged by a two-part tariff comprising: (a) a standing charge related to size of meter, together with (b) a charge of 75.9 pence per 1000 gallons (16.7 pence per cubic metre)


A copy of the charges schemes and/or a leaflet setting out fuller details of the various charges applicable in 1980/81 may be obtained on application to tne office shown on your bill.


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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 26(B)


Proposed development on land adjacent to Main Street and Skirden Beck, Bolton-by-Bowland


NOTICE is hereby given that application is being made lo Ribble Valley Borough Council by the North West Water Authority for'planning'permission in respect of replacement of the existing disposal facilities by a septic tank and a bio­


logical filtration plant. A copy of the application, plans and other documents submitted with it may be inspected at the planning office of Ribble Valley Borough Council, Princess Avenue, Clitheroe, at all


reasonable hours until March 28th, 1980. Any person who wishes to make representations to the above council about the application should make them in writing by that date. North West Water Authority, Ribble Division, Stanley Street, Preston PR1 4DR.


24999


subsisting between WILLIAM SAGAR WHITWELL and MARY ELLA WHITWELL carrying on business as Plant Hirers, Excavators and Agricultural Contractors at Sunnymeade, Club Street, Barrow, Near Blackburn in the County of Lancaster under the style or firm of WHITWELL PLANT HIRE has been dissolved as from the 30th day of November 1979.


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be


received and paid respectively by the said WILLIAM SAGAR WHITWELL who will continue to carry on the said business under the style or name of WHITWELL P U N T HIRE.


Dated the 22nd day of February, 1980. SIGNED by the said WILLIAM SAGAR WHITWELL SIGNED by the said MARY ELLA WHITWELL


CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL THE ALLOTMENTS ACTS 1908 TO 1950


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


Februi' / 28th, 1980


Mayor's Parlour, Church Street, Clitheroe.


L. D. TELFORD Town Clerk


Advertisement without reason stated. All Advertisements are accepted subject to approval


CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE The Proprietors reserve the right to decline any


should give description and date of insertion and copy of Advertisement.


Publication is not guaranteed on any particular day. Communications referring to former Advertisements


While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no responsibility for omission or mistakes.


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


TRUSTEES ACT 1925 SECTION 27(c)


C U IMS UNDER THE


Borough Engineer), will be kept deposited at the Borough Engineer's Department, 32 Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, Lan-1 cashire, BB7 2AJ during one month from the 21st day of February, 1980, and wilf be open to inspection free of charge from Monday to Friday each week from 8-45 a.m. until 5-00 p.m.


AND THAT within the said month the owner of premises liable to be charged with any part of the expenses of execuf- Ing the said works may, by written notice to the said Coun­ cil, object to the proposals on any. of the grounds enumer­ ated in Section 177 of the | Highways Act 1959." Dated this 18th: day . of Feb-,


.


ruary, 1980. MICHAEL JACKSON, Chief Executive |


The Castle, . .


CLITHEROE, Lancashire BB7 1BA


224IB I i


Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 Notice is hereby given that creditors and others hav­ ing any claims against or claiming to be beneficially interested in the estate of Fre­ derick Clifford Ames deceased late of "Trefonen," 28 Crow- trees Brow,'Chatburn,'near Clitheroe, Lancashire wno died on the 20th of September, 1979 and whose Will was proved in the District Probate Registry at Lancaster on the 6th day of February, 1980 by Annie Ames the Executrix therein named, are hereby required to send particulars thereof in writing to the under­ signed Solicitor on or before the 23rd of May, 1980 after which date the said Executrix will proceed to distribute:the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which she shall have had notice and shall not be liable for the assets of the deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose claims or demands she has not had notice.


■ Dated this 21st day of February, 1980.


Near Blackburn, Lancashire. . 223S9


Signed: J. L. LUMLEY, Solicitor for the Executnx, of 39 King Street,.Whalley,


TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971—1974


LISTED BUILDINGS:


(1) STIRK HOUSE HOTEL, GISBURN


(2 & 3) STANLEY HOUSE, LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE


The following applications have been received fo r permission to:


(1) Erect two Squash Courts at the above Hotel, GIs- burn. Application No. 3/89/0181/P


(2) Demolition of . Stanley House to enable the site to be re-developed for hous- ing. This property is within a designated G VATION AREA. A|


tlon No. 3/80/0196/P'.I Ca


(3) Use the land mentioned above for residential hous­ ing. Outline. Application No. 3/80/0197/P.


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Planning Department, Princess Avenue, Clitheroe,- BB7 2AL, quoting th e re le v a n t re fe re n c e numbers.


the period stated.. February 28th, 1980 Signed: Philip Bailey (Chief Architect &


Copies of the applications and Plans may be inspected in the


: ' lanning-, Department within IONSER-,


Clitheroe Auction Mart Co. Ltd RAILWAY ROAD. Tel. CLITHEROE 23325


FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29th — NO SALE.


MONDAY, MARCH 3rd WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK, at 12 noon. 70-100 Fat Cattle, 300-400 Hoggs and Ewes.


TUESDAY, MARCH 4th WEEKLY SALE OF REARING AND BOBBY CALVES, at 12 noon. Dairy Cattle at 1 p.m.


FRIDAY, MARCH 7th FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF IN CALF AND STORE


> CATTLE. 30-40 In Calf Cows and Heifers, at 12 noon, including: 14 Young Friesian Cows in call May to July from J. Barnes. 120-150 Store Cattle, including 20 Bullocks and Heifers from T. Robinson and Sons, 10 Friesian Heilers from Browsholme Farms Ltd. Last sale numbers 18 in call, 164 Store Cattle. Another oood entry of local cattle confidently anticipated. 22409


On the Instructions of GREGORY & HEPHRUN MANUFAC­ TURING LTD., Burnley, consequent upon the sale of their , premises


AUCTION —- Wednesday,^March 12th, 1980 at 11 a.m. prompt (subject to Conditions of Sale) at Old Hall Mill, Old Hall Street, off Elm Street, Burnley. Lancs.


MODERN METALWORK MACHINERY


including ••Morgan” and "Keetona" GUILLOTINES: "Keetona Hydroform" lOOtn. x H-HIn. BENDING MACHINE: "Worcester" 50-ton. "Bentley Epic", M50 and G i l . "Keay- Turner" 30-ton. "Craven" 10-ton and "H.M.E." 6-ton POWER PRESSES: "Elga” 6 ft. Hydrashear; “ B.O.C." and "Lincoln” CO, Welding Plant: Bending Rolls Cramp Folding and Rtvetting Machines: MACHINE TOOLS Including "Her­ bert" No. 4 Capstan, "Churchill" 7 In. Surface Grinder, "Ace” Pillar Drill, "Startrlte" Bench Drill. “ Rapldor" Hacksaw, "ICI" type G Degreasing Plant, "Devtlblss" Wet Back Paint Spray Booths: "Conveyancer" 5,0001b FORK LIFT TRUCK: "Lansing Bagnall" type FOEP1.1 Battery-driven FORK LIFT TRUCK, three "Rolatruc" Pallet Trucks. General Factory and Office Equipment and Furniture. Also approx. 20- ton Sheet and Section Steel.


Brochures obtainable on application to the Auctioneers:


G. F. SINGLETON & CO., 53 Kino Street, Manchester (Tel. 061-832 8271) and


9 Richmond Terrace, Blackburn (Tel. 0254 52424)


u u j 690551 • SALE BY AUCTION OF


FRUIT AND FLOWERING TREES AND BUSHES. CONIFERS, ROSES, HEDGING PLANTS


SATURDAY, MARCH 8th in THE MAIN SALE RING


CLITHEROE AUCTION ’ MART,


RAILWAY ROAD,


CLITHEROE at 11 a.m. /


Flowering trees and bushe-s including: Almonds, Azaleas Man! Inolias, Rhododendrons, C le 'S F o r s y th ia H o n e y s u iA le ^ S '


Jasmine, Ribes, Weiglias Willows Hydrangeas, etc.


'


Fruit trees and bushes including- Apples, pears, plums, raspberries gooseberries, blackcurrants


Qulcklhorn hedging, conkers in " ' varieties.


-


Roses, standards; bush and climbers.-


22408 Tuition


RETIRED language Iteacher, offers tuition in English


French, German, Italian up to GCE• O level. — - Tai Clitheroe 23224.


... aa<1i


QUALIFIED. Teachers offer expert tuition, most subjects


. aj |, ,


. Planning Officer). • 22363


7


up to O level. — Tel. Burnley 38699.'


GUITAR .TUITION by experts. — Tel. Burnley 20024...


. . a9)90


LOW COST BANK LOANS E500-E5.000, eg. £1,000 from £3 68 per


Loans


CASH LOANS £750 — £5,000 FOR


•Unbeatable low rates


HOME-OWNERS/BUYERS COMPARE OUR TERMS


■


•Fast confidential service •Free lite assurance •Accident/sickness insurance •Existing loans & HP settled | •UUp lop to 10 years to oav


•Cash lor any purpose


•Interest on reducing balance I •We charge no lees


lo pay "


| TRYGON BROKING GROUP 1 Finance Agents ■


35 Nordale Park, Rochdale | Telephone now tor details . I


_ ROCHDALE 49703 1 (24-hour service every day)


^Consumer Credit Act licensed.


•Finance tor sell-employed (no accounts necessary)


LOW COSTr,“* V o


iINS | 1 3256IO


CO-OP REMOVALSan£Mor: L


age. Get a good Job plus m Inquiries all


_


Whatley 4266af*er 6 P*1^ ^ Loans


LOANS FHOM £200 "


Deal direct, we are not agents or brokers.


Completion In 7 days °r same day on deeds.


Established over 50 years. Consumer Act Licensed.


LEIGH & DISTRICT f in a n c e g r o u p


.JSSSSSSS^-


purpose. Improvements. Pay off existing H.P. Accident* and life: Insurance Included °<L2» emSoy®^ with°Utaccounls. Special schemes lor court iudgmeSsanri mortgage anears_


PERSONAL LOANS _ 24-HOUR PAYOUT £2po-£1,000 (or l e n S ^ h L a deposit loans.


.


For a last, friendly and ^ e f e l ^ E S :


service by your local 90vornmenl licensed company. RUTLAND FfNANCIAL SERVICES - 50 ~ Blackburn 564J2. ~ ’S s 5 : r long distance endI overs.sa^ LIGHT REMOVALS, for a


cheap, friendly, relloble ser- v k e . -T e l . Burnley 369311


(The amount included in this charge for environment services is 0.47 pence in the £).


SEWERAGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES From April 1st, 1980, the charge will be 12.3 pence in the £, based on rateable value.


. ,


has taken considerable trouble lo 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 Authonty. Brook House, 2-16 Torrington Place, London, WC1E 7HN (01*580*5555) ,


r s ^ j a s s r 0" T TenEGUUAR TUNING OF:


'n ^ ^ J o to March 31et, '81. _ Pr, „ r, j | | be considered for Indi-


HfiANOS AT SCHOOLS P|ANn i„,r|Ct for the period


s s ra ”5 s “ "“*“.


F ^ a s r t s . ' f f i s s a ! rS Gallon Officer, Education offPimHeo Road, Clitheroe


Musical Instruments


THE WONDERFUL NEW WORLD OF ■WURLITZER’ presents


AN EVENING WITH


HOWARD BEAUMONT ,n,erna%nSRL'TZEaR-O^AN1 81 " "


You are invited to join his keyboard magic at the CREST HOTEL


on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19th at 7-45 p.m. Free tickets from:


WOODS PIANOS & ORGANS LTD. 1a/1b MANCHESTER ROAD, BURNLEY. Telephone: 33709.


25406 Auctions and Sales John Pallister


^Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers, Valuers & Land Agents


Clitheroe 25597 Skipton 2171 1 GREENFIELD COTTAGES, GRINDLETON


Superb cottage on the outskirts of the village, enjoying a quiet location, together with adjoining stone built bam. Ideal for further improvement and extension. Printed particulars available from the agents, John Pallister, FRICS, 2 Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 25G97.


25639 or 26747. e y . March 17.h, 1980,


2 ^ iCeMnClilheroe 25133) to whom ^ I e ' chouid'be returned by 9 a.m.


Announcements Lest we forget


.When someone you lovedies


an ■mmemonanvgift towards heart research is a rewarding way of expressing your grief .


BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION 5 Castle Street. Liverpool L2 4SW


Appreciations- B R O T H E R T O N . —


Engagements


BREE — NUTTER. — Mr and Mrs W. Nut ter of Whalley Road. Read, h a v e p l e a s u r e In announcing the engage­ ment on February 26th of their daughter, Jane Clare, to Richard Alan, the son of Mr and Mrs A. Bree, of La Rocque, Grouvi l le , J e r s e y . ---- C on g ra tu la t ion s from both families.


Diamond Weddings borougEhVco uncil MA.NTENANCE WORK


Local Building Contractors are in addIv tor nclusion on he


Council's leSect List of Contractors out routine maintenance


financial year.


So,?m bom Council Houses and Public Buildings w ith in the Borough during the forthcoming °


Contractors will be selected alter Consideration ot information sup­


BO,uRuoadi Clitheroe.


plied o" the official Application Forms which are obtainable tram the the^orough Engineer, 32 Pimlico


^n j5 c rtuWjMarc^4 tlO9 80 . Catering


b u f fe t c a t e r in g for all occasions


Menus available on request PHONE


CLITHEROE 24645 31G009


N. AND M. CATERING Finger and carved buffets, at competitive prices, menu on request. —


STAND UP steak griddle with heating space underneath Good working order. -—Tel Slatdburn 236.


Personal


DUREX safe family planning Super discounts, 24 Nu*form extra-safe or 24 Unison spe clal ribbed £2.50; 24 Gos samer £2.20, Featherlite ex tra f in e £ 2 .2 5 : 2 Assorted sample pack £2.50 Marital aids, requlremen c leaflet free. Under plain


Cover by first class post. — R & E Supplies, 12 Marne


bridgeshire, PE7 1UQ. 30930 Personal Services


oad, Whittlesey, Cam


FOR LOOSE COVERS, tailor made In customers ow


material, estimates free. — Tel. Padlham 76168.


STAY TANNED into 1980 Coll us at "Headway."' — Tel. Burnley 21910.


Business Services '


ANSAFONE to rent from £1.50 per week. — Tel. Ansafone Ltd, 061-8727 611.


2243a 317904


Removals and Road Transport


[ toRwMOVAL SERVICES


II TOEWN1 COUNTRY MOVING?


I


BURNLEY 2 3 4 3 9


IC a k e C a r e |


DO YOUR OWN REMOVAL. 4 ton box van for self-drive h ire (no HGV licence needed), from £27.60 Inc. VAT. — Holden and Hartley Ltd, Accrington Road. Burn­


ley. Tel. 27321 or North Valley Road, Colne


Tel. 863387.


HARRISON’S REMOVALS, prompt, efficient servlce. any time, anywhere. — Phone


Blackburn 49846.


LOCAL TRADERS If you are having problems with VAT etc or are way behind with general b o o k -k e e p in g . Experienced help available at any times suitable to you, £1.50 per hour. — Tel. GIs- burn 625.


323370


Removals and Road Transport


25314


SMALL REMOVALS* £3 hour. £2 minimum. — Tel. 692311.


205730


STUBBS. Moving. Storing.— Cedar Street, . Blackburn. Tel. 57122.


ismso


Shooting and Fishing TROUT


FISHING


Members invited for Kilnsey Fly Fishing Syn dica te at Kilnsey Trout Farm in the Yorkshire Dales. Trout fishing in two small lakes, generously stocked with Rainbow Trout up lo 71b. weight.


It you are interested in becom­ ing a member of this syndicate please telephone


Grassington 752150 for further details.


SALMON fly rod. Sharpes Aberdeen. 12ft. cane, two tops, almost new. £60. — Tel. Clitheroe 24567.


THE BOOKSHOP


Radio and TV NOW AT


21 Standish Street. Burnley. Tel. 24265.


VIDEO TAPE HAS BROKEN > THROUGH THE FILM


BARRIER


Over 200 titles available for rental at £5.95. Ranging from action, adventure, horror and adult movies.


For more Information cal! or ring


29739


26ln. Coloured TV, electronic tuning, bargain at £110 o .n .o . — Tel. Nelson 697483.


Fully tra ned P££ nnuoUty your service, co-op w 1J|MJ all the way.


The Forms are to bo returned to ihii Chief Executive, The Castle, entheroe, not later than 10 a.m,


HORNBY. —- Mrs Alice Hornby would like to thank relatives, friends a n d n e ig h b o u r s f o r cards, flowers and gifts during her stay in hospi ­ tal and since coming home. To Canon Butlin and Rev. Ward Jones fo r v i s i t s , a l s o th e M o th e r s ’ Union, the M e t h o d i s t S u n s h in e Band, fami ly doctor , d o c tor s and s ta f f of W a r d s F S 5 a n d 7 A c c r in g to n V i c to r i a Hospital, also the mat ­ ron and staff of Green- side Nursing Home, to Linda, Julie and Susan for t ranspor t and my family for all their love and care. God bless you all. — 42 Downham Road, Chatburn.


David and Gwen would like to thank all the clientele for their past custom.


T O P P I N G . — J o a n would like to thank all


f r i e n d s , c o l l e a g u e s , team mates of The Join­ ers B ladies' dar ts and Primrose Lodge RAOB for the many kindnesses sh own and me s sage s received to herself and Jim during her recent stay In hospital.


Births


IRELAND (nee Bridge) — On February 18th 1980, at Birmingham


— Tel. Clitheroe 32435


33432


M E T C A L F E (nee Smal ley). — An d r ew and Christine are very happy to announce the arrival o f t h e i r d a u g h t e r Louise Jane, at Bramley Meade Maternity Home on F e b r u a r y 2 6 t h T h a n k in g the fami ly d o c to r a n d a l l con cerned. — Congratula t l o n s


to John and Sue, a son M a t h e w J a m e s , i brother for Ru th . — From Clitheroe family.


families. f r o m b o t h Coming of Age


T A Y LOR . — Congratula tlons Graham on your 2 1 s t bi r thday, March 4th. Health and happi­ ness always. — Love mum, dad and Stephen.


GUDGEON (Tony). — Love and best wishes on y o u r 2 1 s t b i r th d a y March 3rd. — Mum d a d , An d r ew, Alan Mary, Margaret , Ann Br id g e t , also granny Gudgeon.


KENYON — ROBERTS. — Love and best wishes on your diamond wed­ ding, March 3rd. Hope you have a lovely day, grandma and grandad. — Love from Ri ta and D o n a l d , T o b y a n d Candy.


KENYON — ROBERTS. — Diamond wedding March 3rd, 1980. Con­ gratulat ions mum and dad on the occasion of your diamond wedding. — Love from Mar jor ie.


KENYON — ROBERTS. — All the best for your d i a m o n d w e d d i n g March 3rd. Love and good luck. — From Mrs M. Prat t .


Deaths


F R A N K L A N D . — On Sunday, February 24th 1980, at his brothers


I S H ERWOOD. — On February 25th, 1980, In hospital. Bertie Albert, a g e d 8 4 y ear s, of


22437 23367


STEPHENSON’S Electrical Services, TV. Radlo/stereo repairs, prompt personal ser­ vice. Fully guaranteed, reconditioned TVs for sale, colour from £95, black and w h i te from £ 2 0 . Part exchanges. — Tel. Burnley 37733 anytime.


PAY as you view. Slotmetre colour TVs available, no deposit. Coll for details. — A. E. Hargreaves, Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 22683. 239494


TV, RADIO, STEREO repairs, all work guaranteed. __ AV Electronics, Spring- field Road. Burnley. Tel. 54584.______


am" STEREO FAULTY?


Hi-Fi and Music YOUR Hl-F| OR


All makes of sound emiipmenl undertaken. A tree collection ano delivery service on all repairs.


Phone ftl-FI & AUDIO SERVICE9 BURNLEY 54574. or WHALLEY . • . 3809.


24 hour Answering Service MOBILE DISCO


24-hour answering service


On site and/oriworkshop repairs


AND PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT REPAIRS-


OPUS AMPLIFICATION 35/37 PARKER LANE 1 BURNLEY


Tel. 0282 20795 ’ ■-It-:


PENDLE HI-FI have s system to suit your pocket from our range of J.ViC. and Technic.. Call or phone for demonstra­


tion.— - Pendle HI-FI. 41 Drlerclllfe Road,. Burnley:


Tel. 22260. <


.. . aiau a 312626


S T A F FO R D . — Peace­ fully, on February 24th, 1980, in h o sp i ta l at Blackpool and af ter a shor t Illness, Ella, of 87 West Moreland Avenue, ' B l a c k p o o l


MOORE. — On February 26th, 1980, In hospital, Simon, aged 81 years, of 4 Chatburn Park Drive. Cl i the roe , the dear ly loved husband of Mar ­ garet Moore, dear father of Frank, stepfather of Leonard', Derrick, Geof- rey, Kathleen and James and a much loved gran­ dad. Service and crema­ tion will take place at A c c r i n g t o n C r e ­ ma to r ium on Fr iday, February 29th, at 2-30 p.m. Fami ly f lowe rs only please'. Donations in lieu if so desired in aid of the Cl i th e ro e Heart Machine, c/o Mr T. W. Tltterington, 123 W h al l ey Ro ad, Clitheroe. — Inquiries: Calverley’s Funeral Ser­ vices, Chatburn Road, Cl i the roe. Tel. 23297 day, 22017 or 25978 night.


T U R N E R . — On Feb­ rua ry 2 2 n d , 1 98 0, peacefully in hospital, Richard Helm, aged 79 years, fortified wi th the rites of Holy Church, of 17 Mi l to n Av e n u e , Cl i the roe, the de ar ly loved husband of the late Mary Josephine and much loved father of ■ Edwa rd : - Jo s ie , .Ma r ­ garet ,', Barbara!" Peter' and . Helen. ' R e q u iem Mass In SS Michael and ' J o h n ' s Ch u r c h : p r e - ‘ ceded interment In St Joseph’s Cemetery on Wednesday," F e b ru a ry 2 7 th ; : 1980. ; R , i .p . _ ,


S h l r e b u r n C a r a v a n Park, the dearly loved wi fe o f We s ley a n d beloved friend of Gor ­ don. Service and Inter­ ment at Carlefon Cemet- er y , B l a c k p o o l on Thursday, F e b r u a r y 28th, at 3 p.m. — Co­ operat ive Funeral Ser­ vice, Blackpool. 0253 20202.


a n d


vice,...Chatburn R o a d . ‘ Cl i the roe. -Tel. -23297'


Calverley 's Funeral Ser­


day, 22017 or : 25978 night.


i


MONK. — On February 2 3 r d , 1 9 8 0 . a t h i s home, 10 Ri d d i n g s Lane, Whalley, Stanley, aged 74 years, the dearly loved husband of Lydia Monk, dearest father of Kenneth and Roy and a loved grandad. Service and cremation was held a t Ac cri ng to n C r e ­ m a t o r i u m . — All inquiries please to .Wil­ liam Langshaw and Sons Ltd, King Street, Whal­ ley. Tel. 3248.


MONK. — On February 2 3 r d . 1 9 8 0 . a t h i s home. 10 Ri d d i n g s Lane, Whalley, Stanley, aged 74 years, the dearly loved husband of Lydia Monk, dearest father of Kenneth and Roy and a much loved grandad. Service and cremat ion was held on Wednesday, F e b r u a r y 2 7 t h , a t A c c r i n g t o n C r e ­ m a t o r i u m . — A 11 Inquiries please to Wil­ liam Langshaw and Sons Ltd, King Street, Whal­ ley. Tel. 3248.


Whitehall, Hurst Green, ne a r B l a c k b u rn , th e dearly loved husband of Annie Isherwood, dear father of Winnlfred and a much loved grandad. — For funeral service details please conta c t Calverley’s Funeral Ser­ vice, Cha tburn Ro ad , Cl i the roe. Tel. 23297 day. 22017 or 25978 night.


HIRD. — Suddenly, in hospital, on Februa ry 2 3 rd . 1980, Margaret Hird, (Auntie Peg), aged 78 years, of 54 Dow- nham Road, Chatburn the dearly loved sister of Ruth and Amy and the late Mary and a much loved auntie and great auntie. A service will be he ld i n C h a t b u r n M e t h o d i s t Ch ur c h today, Thursday, Feb­ ru a ry 28th. at 10-45 a.m. for cremation at A c c r i n g t o n C r e ­ matorium. Family flow­ ers only but donations if so desired may be given for Chatburn Methodist Sunshine Band, c/o Miss H. N u t t e r , 2 P a rk Avenue, Chatburn. — Inquiries: B. Price Fun­ e r a l Direc tor. Te l. 41297.


re s id en c e , 68 C e d a r S tr e et , A c c r in g to n , R i c h a r d Fra nk lan d, aged 65 years of Henth- orn Road, Clitheroe, the beloved son of the late R i c h a r d and Ma r y Frankland, dearly loved b r o t h e r o f Geo rg e Elizabeth and the late Alice. Reposing In the K i r b y an d H u gh e s Chapel of Rest, Accring ton. Service and inter ment was held a t St He len's Church, Wad dington, on Wednesday February 27th at 3 p.m Fami ly f lowe r s o n l y p l e a s e , d o n a t io n s If d e s i r e d t o C a n c e r Re se arch, c/o Mr G Fr a n k lan d , 68 Cedar Street, Accrington. — Enquiries to Kirby and Hughes Funeral Service Tel. Accrington 33341


Deaths


ECCLES. — In hospital at Ashlngton, on Sun­ d a y , F e b ru a ry 24 th , 1980, Edward, de ar ly loved husband of Winnie Eccles, of 24 Ridge Ter­ race, Bedlington, Nor th­ umbria, aged 74 years, formerly' Of- 7 Newton St reet , Cl i th e ro e . He leaves a wi fe and 2 b ro th e r s , Alb e r t and F r e d , a l s o a s i s te r , Elizabeth. '


In Memoriam


C H A T B U R N . — Trea­ sured memories of my dear mother, Margaret Jane, who died, March 1st, 1951, also my dear dad, Richard, who died February 1st, 1954 and a dear sister Lottie who died July 2nd, 1954. Each night before I go to I sleep, look up to heaven and softly speak,


The f lowe r s on your grave are all the love I


he he a r tbre ak stays the tears still flow.


These you shall have for as long as I live,


can give,


I know you are waiting a s you wa tch f rom above,


E DW A R D S O N . — In memory of my darling mum.


The happiest days I ever knew, Were of our family com­ plete wi th you,


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My heart still aches with sadness,


And s i len t tears still flow,


For wha t it meant to lose you mum,


As you dr in k perfect bliss at the fountain of — love. From a loving daugh ter and sister Ida.


Acknowledgements


JACQUES. — Gerry and family wish to thank all re la t ive s , f r iends and the Waddlngton Branch of the Royal British Leg­ ion for the expressions o f sympa thy . Ma s s offerings, floral t r ibutes a n d prayer s received during thei r recent sad bereavement. They, also wish to thank the family doctor and all the staf f In Ward 7, Park Lee H o s p i t a l , Blackburn, for their kind attention and Fr Willoughby the parish pr iest and the h o s p i t a l chaplain F r C r e a g h o u n . f o r t h e i r kind ministrations. May God bless you all. — ‘ ‘Th e B u n g a l o w . ’ ’ Grlndleton.


God bless you all, I miss T you so,


OVEREND. — The fam­ ily of the late Elizabeth Elvira Overend wish to thank all f r iends and n e ig h b o u r s for th e i r kind expressions of sym- pa t h y and be aut i ful floral tributes and many other kindnesses shown to them during their sad b e r e a v em e n t . — 8 Pheasant Close, Barton Stacey, Near Winches­ ter , Hants.


WALMSLEY. — Mrs Helen G. Crompton and Mrs Mae Prentice and their families sincerely thank the many friends and n e ighbour s wh o sent messages of sym­ pathy, beautiful flowers and donat ions to the Ch u r c h Restoration Fund in memory of the l a t e L i l y J . G . , Walmsley, those who attended the church ser­ vice and all those who showed such kindness to Mr s Walmsley in her failing years, especially Mrs Lord, Mrs Scott, Sister Kay and District Nurses , family doctor and Canon Hudson. — 2 P a r k A v e n u e , Clitheroe.


G E LD ARD (May). — In loving memory of a dear wife and mother who died March 5th. 1978. The lamp of love still softly gleams,


The years may pass but still you stay,


PEEL (Doris). — Loving memories of a very dear mum and g r a n dma , March 2nd, 1977. God b le s s you. — From


— From loving husband Frank and family.


W O O D . — L o v i n g memories of dad, who died May 2nd, 1965, mother who died March 1s t , 1971 and de ar brother John, who died


Doris, Pat, Rachel and Billy.


SAMARITANS RING THE


M a r c h 5th , 1 970. Forever in our thoughts and sadly missed. — Mary, Emma and Frank.


Birthday Memoriam


HARRISON. — Birthday memories, March 1st, of P e t e r , di ed J a n u a ry 12th, 1979.


F o r days wi thout a thought of you,


o bring you to o u r minds,


It does not need a spe­ Tcial day,


WILSON (Jul ian). — Br o k e n h e a r t s an d empty arms, our eyes that are never dry, when we remember our dear son Julian on his 27th b i r t h d a y . Fe b r u a r y 26th. — From mum, d a d a n d b r o t h e r


Are very hard to find. — From his loving wife, J o y c e , d a u g h t e r s San d r a , Heathe r and Janette.


•WILSON ( Jul i an) . — Sadly missed. — From grandma, grandad and Uncle Bill.


Stephen.


WILSON. — To brother Julian who I ’ll never forget, whose birthday memories linger on. — Ever miss you, sister Maureen, b ro th e r - in - law John, nephews John and Stuart.


Acknowledgements


CLITHEROE HEART MACHINE FUND


ATKIN (William). — Mrs Ivy Atk in th a n k s all n e ig h b o u r s fo r dona­ tions of £12.35. — 8


THOMPSON (Phyllis). — Mr Thompson thanks all for donation of £10 in memory of his late wife Phyllis. — Clitheroe.


LESTER (Harry). — The family of the late Harry Le s te r thank all rela­ tives, friends and'nelgh- bours fo r d o n a t io n s received amount ing to £66. — 1 Kirk Avenue, Low Moor, Clitheroe. The ’ C l i t h e r o e He ar t Machine Fund thank the C l i t h e r o e .Wo r k i n g Men’s Club, Mr J . Nes- t e r £ 25: Ribble sda le Cement £25: Ladies raf ­ fle group, the artists, c ommi t te e m emb e r s , making final total £150. — 123 Whalley 'Ro a d ,1 Clitheroe. Also Mrs E . , Shaw; Blackburn, £5. HEATON. — Mr A.


G a r n e t t Ro ad, Clitheroe.


, Myt ton View, Clitheroe. HEATON. — .Mr A; Heaton and family:wish to th a n k aH< relatives and friends' for the kind expressions of sympathy and cards of . condolence-


Heaton and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for ’all messages of sym­ pathy, letters, cards of condolence and floral t r ibutes received in their s a d b e r e a v e m e n t . Thanks also to the fam­ ily doctor and Rev. Std- d a l l f o r . t h e i r kind m i n i s t r a t i o n s . -----15


.a n d f lo ra l t r i b u t e s received In their bereave-, men t . .— 15 Myt ton View, Clitheroe.


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BENSON (William). — Mrs Benson thanks all f ami l y, fr ie n d s a nd n e ig h b o u r s fo r dona­ tions received amount ­ ing to £112. — 12 Meadow Side, Gr lnd- leton.


WHITESIDE (Margaret). — Mrs Gibson thanks all family, friends and ne ig h b o u r s for dona­ tions received amount­ in g to £ 8 9 . — 14 Church Close . Wa d ­ dlngton.


BEWSHER (James) — Mrs Bewsher t h a n k s Mrs G. Booth. Wad- dington, for donation of £30. making final total £38. — Carlton Cot­ tage, Waddlngton.


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