12 Clitlieroe Advertiser and Times, May 31st, 1981,


Clitheroe to s ta g e ‘round the


h o u s e s ’ race


CLITHEROE town centre will be- taken over by cyclists for a Sunday afternoon when it becomes one of the first towns in the region to host a day of circuit racing.


The North Lancashire Lane.


Road Club has just re­ ceived the final go-ahead from the police for the event on July 15th. Both the Ribble Valley


Council and Lancashire County Council have al­ ready given approval. The town centre will be


sealed off between noon and, 5 p.m. with races for the under-16s juniors and seniors. The half-mile circuit


will start in Castle Street and go through Wellgate, Lowergate and Moor


Hugh Porter, five times


a world cycling champion, has agreed to commentate on the races. The organisers have ob­


tained sponsorship from Tarmac Quarry Products and Alpine Holidays and race headquarters will be at Trinity Youth Centre. Organiser Mr Ian Gas-


tall said: “It should be exciting to watch and local riders are looking forward to it. We hope the people of Clitheroe will give it full support.”


Auctions and Sales F.R.I.C.S." CHARTERED SURVEYORS


Favoured with instructions from Mr Wilfred Lawson


JOHN PALLISTER, F.R.I.C.S. WILL SELL BY AUCTION


HIS DEAD FARMING STOCK on


SATURDAY, JUNE 16th, 1984 at 1-30 p.m. at •


WEST HAINSLACK FARM


BLACK LANE ENDS, COLNE, LANCS.


r . :


Granada 2.8 Ghia ‘V’ Reg. Auto, Land-Rover (HT) estate door, free wheeling hubs, ’L’ Reg., Allis tractor with roll bar, Wolseley major rotovator, Bamford M. Spreader, Somerset RM Mower, V.L. Acrobat, Allis Tedder, Welgar baler, Parmitter rear end loader, electric motor and pump, electric lawn mower, TVO and diesel tanks, Alkathene, R & F saw bench, electric fence, hay trailer, ladder, 150 x 3in. tiles, Nori bricks, stone flags and ridges, Ryelock, roof felt, short tele poles, small amount baled hay and straw together with sundry tools and scrap.


SALE 1-30 p.m. prompt TERMS: CASH


New Sunday League


A NEW boys’ football league is on the lookout for clubs from the Ribble Valley to boost its ranks. The Hyndbum and District


old executive of the Accrington and District Boys’ League and the main change will be that games will be played on Sunday instead of Saturday. Members of the executive


Boys' League is open to teams within a 12-mile radius of Ac­ crington Town Hall. I t has been formed by the


Maximum finish


MONDAY’S Clitheroe summer darts league matches produced several high finishes by players vying for the Shield Insurance Services achievement award. But none could match Alan Skellom’s 170 maximum finish


for the Black Horse. In recognition of Alan’s bril­


— under-12, under-14 and under-16, and each team should have an adult representative. Clitheroe side Henthorn


wanted a switch to Sundays because clubs were losing play­ ers due to school team commit­ ments. There will be three sections


United, who met with success in the Accrington league, have made the switch to the new set-up. Any teams interested should


liant achievement, which is be­ lieved to be the first maximum finish recorded in the summer league, a bottle of wine has been added to the original award of a meal for two. Joiners A further extended


their lead to six points with a 7-1 finish.. Competition for second place is fierce with Royal Oak A, White Horse A and Black Horse only separated by two points. League positions — Joiners


FORTHCOMING SALES IN JUNE


26 ACRES GOOD LAND AT BLACKO


FREEHOLD BLOCK OF


FARMLAND AT SABDEN Further particulars next week


JOHN PALUSTER


2 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE Telephone: 25697


-John Pallister f.r.i.c.s.- CHARTERED SURVEYORS .


SHORT NOTICE CATERING SALE


contact David Pilkington (Ac­ crington 398497). There will be a meeting of teams in Accring­ ton on June 19th.


Bowls draw


WHALLEY A meet Calder- stones A in the second round of Great Harwood Bowling Lea­ gue’s Leonard Whittaker Cup. Other local teams involved in the draw were: Waddimjton v Foxhill, Ribblesdale or Rishton Con. A v Clitheroe Castle.


Gt H’wood A ......... ...... 4 4 0 41 Clith. Castle.......... ..... 7 3 0 33 Springhili............... Salesoury A .......... Globe..................... . Foxhill...............


GREAT HARWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE Premier League PW n p


..... 6 ..... 5


Burnley Rd............ ..... 6 2 022 Rishton Con. A..... ...... 5 2 0 20 Gt H’wood B.......... ...... 5 1 0 18


3 029 2 025


3 4


Division One


Ribblesdale A........ ..... 4 3 028 Metflex.................. ..... 4 2 024 St Mary’s ............... ..... 4 3 024 Whalley A.............. ..... 4 2 0 20 Rishton Con. B ..... ..... 4 2 118 Salesbury B .......... ....; 4 1 218 Clith Cricket......... ..... 4 1 01b Rishtori FG........... ..... 4 0 111


w D P Division Two


C’stones A ............. ..... 4 4 029 Whalley B.............. ..... 4 3 0 26 C’stones C ............ ..... 4 3 024 Waddington.......... Mercer PL............


P w n p


Rushton St............ ...... 4 2 018 C’stones B ............ ...... 4 0 013 Ribblesdale B....... ...... 4 0 010


..... 4 2 0 20 ..... 4 2 0 20


Hole in one


ANOTHER Clitheroe golfer has qualified for the Johnnie Walker International hole-in- one award. Mr R. Eastham, of Park


scripted, parchment certificate, golf bag tag, historic details of the scheme and a bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label deluxe whisky.


Avenue, scored his “ace” at the 145-yard fifth hole during the monthly medal competition at the Clitheroe course. He will receive a hand-


Fourball


A FOURBALL trophy compet­ ition at Whalley Golf Club, on Saturday, was won by Jack Hodgen and Ray Bradley with a net score of 65. On Sunday, a men’s invita­


tion fourball was won by local member David Crisp, playing with Fred Haygarth of the Wirral GC, with 45. Graeme Batchelor with Peter


Jones, of Chorley Hall, on the hill, were second with 44, while Roy Broomhead and Brian Hitchen of Leigh were third on 43. Best gross prize went to Derek Eastham and Mark Chapman, of Clitheroe, with


70.


0 32 0 30


A 43, Royal Oak A 37, White Horse A 36, Black Horse 35, Kings 30, Royal Oak B 27, Horseshoe 25, Craven 24, Join­ ers B 21, Dog and .Partridge 20, W h i te H o rs e B 20, Clitheroe FC 10.


TEAMS Clitheroe 1st XI (v Gt. Har­


wood, home, Sat.): W. Slinger, R. Booth, T. O’Connor, N. Duckworth, A. Henderson, G. Littlewood, C. Sims, P. A. Hall, S. Blackburn, G. Sutclif­ fe, Townsley. Clitheroe 2nd XI (v Gt. Har­


wood,. away, Sat.): P. C. Bishop, A. Rigby, R. Banks, M. Blackburn, T. Bleazard, J. Hill, J . Boden, S. Westhead, N .


JOHN PALLISTER, F.R.I.C.S. Is favoured with Instructions to


OFFER FOR SALE ON THE PREMISES


on MONDAY, JUNE 11th, 1984 at 10-30 a.m. the contents of:


THE MANOR BARN PADIHAM ROAD, BURNLEY


Contents include: Water boilers, hand driers, cutlery for 250, 8 wine coolers, 200 china settings, disco centre, 184 chairs, tape deck, brass lamps, chandeliers, chest freezer, 2 fridges, microwave, 2 gas ovens, 2 gas grills, chip frier ana warmer, 28 tables, 9 pine tables, 12 benches, 50 s.s. flats, pine dining set, Cordon Bleu chest freezer, carpets, safe, reception desk, wine and other glasses, optics, ornaments including part harness, deer head, horns, chandeliers, together with sundry and major goods too numerous to mention.


' Ashworth, S. Rush, G.


swick, home, Sun.): W. Briggs, J . Coulter, K. Driver, R. Sharp, J. Fumell, R. Leighton, J. Myler, M. Scott, G. Cart- ledge, P. McRae, P. Rushton. Ribblesdale Wanderers 1st


Bennett. Clitheroe 3rd XI (v Barnold-


ell, P. Seedle, R. Birch, M. Walker, I. Johnson, S. Proctor, D. O’Neill, J. Renwick, Seedle. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd


XI (v Settle, home, Sat.): K. P ro c to r , J . Hu tch in s, K. Taylor, M. Gidlow, I. Threlfall, G. Leach, S. Kerr, R. Har­ greaves, R. Driver, A. Parker, W. Bradley, 12th man M. Wrigley. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rd


XI (v Gt. Harwood, home, Sun.): M. Britcliffe, K. Fel­ lows, D. Fitzpatrick, M. Proc­ tor, S. Farnsworth, N. Osliffe, R. Hargreaves, D. Johnson, S. Neild, M. Wrigley, P. Spencer, 12th man A. Dickinson, D. Niven.


Whalley up against it


Ramsbottom Cup 1st round: Read 164, Whalley 117


WHALLEY bowed out of the Ramsbottom Cup to Read when their rain-affected game a week last Sunday was con­ tinued on Tuesday. Read were 164 all out' before


rain postponed the game. The league ruling meant that


the game had to be played within a time limit, and Wnal- ley struggled because they could only field five players, others having previous commit­ ments. Despite this handicap, they


managed 117 runs and went out of the cup gallantly.


Fine start


CLITHEROE’S snooker team which is competing in the Matthew Brown Town Team League made a great start with a 3-2 victory in their opening game over last year’s title win­ ners, Burnley T . . Winners for Clitheroe were


J


Brian Sims, John Titterington and Graham Ireland. Frank McMahon and Glen Pilkington were Clitheroe’s losers.


TWENTY (4) “Wake me up before you go-go” — Wham.


(17) “I feel like Buddy Holly” — Alvin Stardust. (1) “The reflex” — Duran Duran. (3) “Let’s hear it for the boy”:— Deniece Wil­ liams.


(11) “Groovin’ ” -— The Style Council. (5) “I want to break free" — Queen.


7. (10) “Dancing with tears in my eyes” — travox.


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8. (6) “One love — people get ready” — Marley.


9. (8) “Against all odds” — Phil Collins.


10. (21) “Relax” — Frankie Goes to Hollywood. 11. (14) “Love wars” —.Womack and Womack. 12. (25) “Pearl in the shell” — Howard Jones. 13. (9) “Break dance party” — Break Machine. 14. • (2) “Automatic” — Pointer Sisters. ■ 15.


16. (12) “Locomotion” — OMD. 17. (16) “When you’re young and in love” — The Flying Pickets.


-(15) “Don’t tell me” — Blancmange.


18. (23) “Going down town tonight” — Status Quo. 19. (13) “Searchin’ ” — Hazel Dean. 20. (7) “Footloose” — Kenny Loggins. National placings are in brackets. Tip for the top


“One better day” —. Madness. LP of the week “Legend” — Clannad. Chart compiled by Castle Re-


. cords and Tapes. "■ • A Ul-' Bob CLITHEROE AUCTION


MART CO. LIMITED RAILWAY ROAD


Telephone: Clitheroe 23325 Livestock Auctioneers


FRIDAY, JUNE 1st FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF IN-CALF AND* STORE: CATTLE. 20-30 In-Call Cows and. Heifers at 12-30 p.m.; 80-100 Store Cattle at 1 p.m. including 12 Charolais X and Limousin X Steers and Heifers for T. Robinson and Sons, Slaidburn.


MONDAY, JUNE 4th v WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK. Commencing with Calf Bulls at 12 noon prompt; Graded Cattle and Fat Cows to follow; 60-70 Ewes at 1-15, followed by t 700-800 Spring Lambs.


TUESDAY, JUNE 5th REARING CALVES at 12-30 p.m.; Dairy Cattle at 1 p.m.; Sheep and Lambs as forward to follow.


C. SILVERWOOD (Auctioneer) KINDLY.REMEMBER THE SALE OF


ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6th, 1984 for the exors Late H. Dunnlngton (only) .


-VILLAGE HALL, NEWTON (Nr. Clltheroe, Lancs.) good selection:of lots well worth attention, as advertised . last week


(On view day of sale at 10-30 a.m.) Refreshments available


SALE 11-30 a.m. PROMPT ; C. SILVERWOOD, Auctioneer


LIVINGSTONE HOUSE, SLAIDBURN. Tel. 652 , (Nr. Clltheroe, Lancs.)


BUMiY22331


r a n BUYING AND SILLINO IN THIS YOUR LOCAL P A P tR


RIBBLE VALLEY


Established household textiles and bedding business with good turnover on busy main thoroughfare. Large sales shop and store rooms on lease. .


. • -


Viewing: MORNING OF SALE Terms: CASH


Sale: 10-30 a.m. prompt Further details from the Auctioneers:


XI (v Settle, away, Sat.): D. Cottam, M. Dennett, J. Mitch­


JOHN PALLISTER, F.R.I.C.S. 2 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE Telephone: 25697


-John Pallister f.r.i.c.s. CHARTERED SURVEYORS


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents Traditional Small Farm with 151/2 acres


WEST HAINSLACK FARM - BLACK LANE ENDS, COLNE, LANCASHIRE


(GoKSie)m iR&Msj f T -----------


A beautiful small farm of traditional style situated on the county border. Modernised but providing scope for further improvement, the house Includes 3 bedrooms and bathroom. Good open views, adjoining buildings and 15Vh acres ot surrounding land complete this desirable unit.


To be offered for Sale by Auction (unless previously sold)


' In THE HARE AND HOUNDS INN, Black Lane Ends, Colne on


TUESDAY, JUNE 12th, 1984 at 2-30 p.m.


. Solicitors: — Messrs Shaw Mottershead & Badgery. Tel. Colne 865B85


Printed' particulars and plans from the Auctioneers


JOHN PALUSTER, F.R.I.C.S. 2 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE Telephone: 25697


SHOP AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY


MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


A large shop unit with excellent living accommodation behind in busy main road position comprising: Sales shop with two display windows, large living room with fireplace, good sized kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom"with superior coloured 3-piece suite. Outside: Extra large concrete car parking area with frontage to Woone Lane, Targe inspection pit, sales shop with living accommodation for sale with vacant possession.


TOWN CENTRE SHOP UNIT TO LET


showroom, secondary display area. To let for 1-3 years. £50 per week plus rates.


In prominent trading site lock-up unit comprising: Large


CLITHEROE TOWN CENTRE — SHOP WITH LIVING ACCOMMODATION FOR SALE


Lying in excellent trading position in a prominent town centre position with good parking outside and comprising: Sales shop with good display windows, large living room, kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms, lounge, bathroom witn 3-piece suite. Second floor: 3rd • bedroom. Extremely large cellar areas/secondary showrooms with display window. Old established business available if required at no extra cost;


CLITHEROE TOWN CENTRE — BUSINESS WITH LIVING ACCOMMODATION


Attractive recently modernised Georgian end town house with good artist materials and supplies business. Comprising: . Well fitted sales shop, large dining area, open to fitted kitchen with


range of units. First floor: Attractive lounge, walk-in cloak­ room, quality 4-piece coloured bedroom suite. Second floor: 2 double bedrooms. Two large cellar/utility rooms with rear access. Fully modernised dunng the past three years to a high standard and with , the benefit of full double glazing, partial heating, telephone. An excellent opportunity to acquire a good specialist business with excellent living accommodation. . •


CLITHEROE TOWN CENTRE


Shop premises with) living accommodation for sale. Lying on busy main road position this extremely large Grade Two Listed uilding is suitable for a variety of uses and comprises: Large


sales shop with good display window, rear storeroom/office. Large fitted kitchen, two large cellar areas. First floor: 30ft. lounge, double bedroom. Second floor: 2 further double bed­ rooms, bathroom with 3-piece suite. Separate w.c. Full gas central heating. Outside: pleasant walled garden. Further details in the strictest confidence.


NEW ON MARKET


RIBBLE VALLEY . ' ^


dining room \ utility room, C shower room Gardens sum to detached d glazing, freeh Iy positioned i


__


vith patio windows, kitchen with range of units, bedrooms, bathroom with coloured 3-piece suite, with shower, wash basin and w.c. Outside:


tryside and with the opportunity of purchasing an additional 2 acre panaock directly in front of the property. The property comprises: Hallway, attractive 24ft. long lounge, marble fireplace,


rupted panoramic views of the surrounding coun­


und the property, adjoining woodland/driveway mble garage, full solid fuel central heating, double )ld. A rare opportunity to purchase a magnificent- jroperty. Offers over £45,000.


r FAIRFIELD DRIVE, CLITHEROE N detached garage.


Recently extended semi detached residence oc­ cupying a corner site and comprising: Vestibule, hall, lounge, front bedroom /study, rear bed­ room. kitchen, ground floor bedroom with shower. First floor: 3 beds, one with built-in wardrobes. Full central heating. Good gardens,


VICTORIA STREET, CLITHEROE


Lying in quiet position just off Woone Lane, this conveniently situated property comprises: Vestibule, hall, sitting room, living room; kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom. Outside: Enclosed garden to front; concrete private rear yard area with space for .car parking. Rear access. Telephone installed.


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Required for waiting clients, buslnessess with or without living accommodation to purchase or lease in Clltheroe and the Ribble Valley. Many cash, purchasers waiting. For confidential advise contact our offices.


MOORLAND CRESCENT, ; CLITHEROE


* A modern executive detached residence, in extremely good


’ hall with adjoining store area, excellent through lounge andt dining area, feature .rustic brick fireplace and chimney breast, fitted gas fire. Choice fitted kitchen with range of quality units including built-in oven and hobt wall mounted


.decorative order throughout and lying on a small develop­ ment of similar type proper­ ties. The excellent accommo­ dation comprises: Vestibule,


. grill and rotisserie. Cloak­ room with w.c. and washba- (


ALBION HOUSE, YORK STREET, CLITHEROE


Tastefully modernised town > house with central heating and double glazing. Lying in. most convenient town centre. location this Freehold proper­ ty comprises: Entrance Hall­ way, style


cloaks range


Lounge with Adam fireplace, dining


and hallway, useful basement utility/playroom, 3 bedrooms (2 witn


of units. Rear


garden to front, private: rear walled garden ana patio area.


Bathroom with 3-piece suite. Outside:


ouilt-in wardrobes). small


enclosed


THINKING OF SELLING? CONSULT THE EXPERTS


A wide knowledge of the Ribble Valley property market helps make us one of the town’s leading Estate Agents. For the right advice and the best price consult the experts. Ring 27331 now tor free professional valuation and advice.


kitchen with porch


adjoining


sin. First floor: 4 good sized bedrooms (2 with range of built-in. wardrobes), quality coloured 5-piece bathroom - suite. Full gas fired central. heating, telephone. Outside: Lanscaped gardens to front and rear. Driveway to integ­ ral garage. Freehold.


Due to recent exceptional sales we urgently require for waiting clients all types of property In the Ribble Valley. For immediate valuation and professional advise on the best method of sale contact our offices now.


. • PRIMROSE STREET, CLITHEROE


bathroom with coloured 3-piece suite. Private rear yard area w.c. Telephone, Realistically priced at £15,950.


fitted


MOUNT PLEASANT, CHATBURN


•An extremely attractive and well positioned stone built cottage type property conve­


niently placed for easy access for village amenities and witn imposing internal accommoda- B K ! MR tion. Comprising: Vestibule, hall, lounge witn stone fire­ place, fitted gas fire, feature arched alcove. Recently fitted dining kitchen with range of units, gas fire. Access to good mains services, telephone, cellar/playroom/worksnop. -Outside: Good gardens to First floor: 2 bedrooms, batn-' front. Private rear vard area room with 3-piece suite. All overlooking open fields. ...


KENILWORTH DRIVE, .CLITHEROE


PRICE REDUCED An excellent semi-detached


bungalow with \ level ap­ proaches and well maintained accommodation comprising: Entrance porch, hallway,


Lying on the fringe of Clitheroe and in quiet position off Woone Lane this modernised end stone property comprising: Lounge - with arched fireplace, multi fuel boiler, living room with stone fireplace,


fire, kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms,


BURNLEY AERIALS


TV and FM aerial experts


All work guaranteed, fully Insured Fast service


Tel. PADIHAM 75195


anytime 1


76QS27


FOR R E PA IR S to m o s t makes o f TV, rad io and audio, ring Relayvlsion. — C l i th e ro e 23Z14, Burnley 2 5 3 0 4 , N e l s o n 6 5 7 9 2 ,


Colne 863815 .


POINT OF LAY, P u lle ts , brow n egg layers, Stephen­ s o n 's . Cow ling. — Tel. Cross Hills 0535 33067.- 80389


KEW p re s su re w a sh e rs and steam cleaners, h ire , sales and service. — E. Butler, S e tt le 29 7 .


MOWING, s ilo in g , s lu r ry ta n k in g / competitive ra te s . — Tel. Clither&e 41687 or 41203.


68798


NEWLY k id d e d g o a t fo r s a le . — T e l . S la id b u rn 3 25.


78298 78928 Radio, TV and Video . Pets Corner


POND PISH, l,OOOs. Pond l in e r s , any s ize, tropical f is h , m a r in e p la n ts . —; L la n b e r ls A q u a t ic s , 196 Blackburn Road, Accring- to n . Tel. 35435. „


D RA K E SH EA D B o a rd in g Kennels and C attery. Col­ lection and delivery service, only vaccinated dogs and cats t a k e n . ---- Tel. Burnley 21037. *


HARLEQUIN G r e a t Dane dog, 9 months, good pedig­ r e e , tem p e r am e n t , good su itab le home only. £ 1 2 5 / —— Tel. Nelson 6 90079.. B4019


02391 - ESTATE AGENTS • AUCTIONEERS • SURVEYORS • VALUERS 8 Church Street Clitheroe tel 23252 IN TOWN AND COUNTRY a r / / / w


COCKER SPANIEL puppies, KC Reg., b eautiful tem p e r ­ ament, black, black/tan o r gold, dogs only, £90, ready n o w . — T e l . . C o l n e 864960.


f "80632


COUNTRY REST boarding kennels and luxury cattery , th e people who care * for yo u r p e ts. — Tel. Burnley .29580.


SH IR E B U R N K EN N E L S . Boarding fo r dogs and cats, clipping and s tr ipping, open a l l y e a r - ro u n d . — Tel. Cli th e ro e 23846.


DRAKE HOUSE K en n e ls , C l i th e r o e . B o a rd in g fo r dogs and cats, inspection invited. — Tel. Clitheroe 25494.


63808 629982 WITHY DOWN, STOPPER LANE, 910873


SH O R T -H A IR ED G e rm a n P o in te r , 3 -y e a r -o ld dog, £40 to good home. —- Call Colne 868283.


E D IS F O R D K E N N E L S . Boarding fo r dogs and cats, E a s te r to S ep tem b er . — Tel. C litheroe 22129. ttbsii


SMOOTH h aired Jack R us ­ sell pups, nice markings, £ 2 0 . each. — Tel. Glsburn 3 54.


DOBERMAN DOG, a t stud , excellent pedigree. — Tel. Burnley 26957 evening. 82912


Farming/Livestock/ . Poultry


Mowing and Baling


MARTIN CARE F00T Tel. Longridge 3203


ttsaso 83607 10449


, and many interesting features. Very pleasantly. situated in, this popular vil­ lage, tastefully decorated throughout and maintained to a high standard. The ac­ commodation with SOLID FUEL CENTRAL HEATING and SEALED U N IT D O U B L E , GLAZING THROUGHOUT comprises: Entrance hallway/ dining room, cloakroom, fully fitted kitchen with beamed ceiling, utility room, rear porch.’ First floor: lounge with beamed ceiling, bathroom with 3- piece suite, 2nd floor: 3 bedrooms, shower room with w.c., wash hand basin and SHOWER CUBICLE. DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE. FREEHOLD.


£43,000. W A LLAC E HOUSE, CHAPEL


.LANE, GRINDLETON. Superbly situ­ ated in gardens of one acre with panoramic views to Pendle Hill,. In- gleborough and Pen-y-Ghent, this de­ tached bungalow with 'the advantage of planning permission for a 3-bedroom ex­ tension to the rear, plans'for which may be inspected at this office with SOLID ■' FUEL CENTRAL HEATING and SEC­ ONDARY DOUBLE GLAZING throughout comprises:1 Inner Hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen with pine- boarded wall and range of fitted units, adjoining walk-in pantry, 3 bedrooms, bathroom with 3-piece suite. DE­ TACHED DOUBLE GARAGE, Work­ shop, Freehold................ ........... £62,500


GUILD HOUSE, MITTON ROAD,


WHALLEY. A most attractively situ­ ated DETACHED HOUSE and OUT­ BUILDINGS convenient for Blackburn, Burnley and Preston and within easy reach of local shops. With good size gardens and FULL OIL FIRED CENT­ RAL HEATING, SEALED UNIT DOUBLE GLAZING THROUGHOUT the accommodation comprises: Entrance porch, sitting room, lounge with French doors to garden, dining room with oil fired Aga, breakfast kitchen with excel­ lent range of fitted units, rear porch, utility room, cloakroom, study. First floor: 4 bedrooms, bathroom with 3-pce suite. GARAGE, 3 single loose boxes and 1 double box, barn buildings. FREEHOLD...............................£74,500


sum*


22ln. COLOUR TV, £50, can deliver . — Tel. Rossendalo 218456 evenings.


Hi-Fi and Music


CARLSBRO 180 w a t t bass . cab, as new, £95 o .n .o T o u r 150 w a t t bass head. £80 o .n .o . Gibson EB 2 bass, 1963 model w ith hard case. £200 o .v .n .o . — Tel. Padiham 7 4 9 89 .


84029 s.ois


1 RIBBLE VIEW, GRINDLETON. A superb brick built SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE with open rural views to the front, conveniently situated for local shopping and within easy reach of CHtheroe, Blackburn and Burnley. Main­ tained and appointed to the highest stan­ dard throughout including: SEALED UNIT DOUBLE GLAZING and FULL OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING the accommodation comprises: Ground floor: Entrance porch, entrance hall, superb through lounge/dining room, fully fitted kitchen, first floor: 3 bedrooms, bath­ room with 3-piece coloured suite. Out­ side: LARGE DOUBLE GARAGE with separate w.c. and washbasin, flagged patio, garden. FREEHOLD. A most at­ tractive property.........................£38,500


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RIMINGTON. A most attractive SEMI-' DETACHED COTTAGE with character


91 KEMPLE VIEW, CLITHEROE. An attractive modern semi-detached house, close to countryside yet within a few minutes of amenities and’ town centre. With the benefit of FULL GAS CENTRAL HEATING, SEALED. UNIT DOUBLE GLAZING AND CAVITY WALL INSULATION the well maintained accommodation com­ prises: Entrance -porch, hall, lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen, including split level cooker, 3 bedrooms, bathroom separate toilet. Delightful gardens to front and rear with drive and garage space. Viewing highly recommended. Freehold.....................................................


39 PENDLE ROAD, CLITHEROE.


An excellent 3 BEDROOMED TER­ RACED HOUSE situated in a popular residential area of the town within easy reach of shopping facilities. Tastefully modernised with FULL GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING the accommoda­ tion comprises: Ground floor: Entrance vestibule, entrance hall, superb through room, breakfast kitchen,


STRATHAVEN, WHALLEY ROAD,


BILLINGTON. A superb DETACHED TRUE BUNGALOW with open views at the front to Longridge and Waddington


property with FULL GAs CENTRAL . HEATING and PARTIAL DOUBLE GLAZING, most attractive gardens and being conveniently situated for Black­ burn, Preston and the Motorway., The accommodation comprises: Entrance ves­ tibule, entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen,1 rear porch, 3 bedrooms, bathroom witn coloured suite, boarded loft space. INTEGRAL GARAGE. FREEHOLD;........................................ .


Fells. Constructed of quality materials in the 1930's this excellently maintained


3 GILLS CROFT, CLITHEROE. A superbly maintained DETACHED HOUSE situated in a first class residen­ tial area convenient for the town and all amenities. With the benefit of FULL GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING AND CAVITY WALL INSULATION, this attractive property which is in immaculate decora­ tive order,- comprises: Entrance hall, cloaks with w.c. and wash basin, lounge, dining room, kitchen with excellent fitted units, utility room, store, first floor: 3 bedrooms, bathroom with 4-piece col­ oured suite, INTEGRAL DOUBLE GARAGE. Attractive well stocked gar­ dens to front and rear. FREEHOLD. £58,750


9 ALBION STREET, CLiTHEROE. A most conveniently situated terraced


first floor: 3 oedrooms, bathroom with 3-' piece coloured suite. Large yard to rear and flagged garden area to front, open views to rear. FREEHOLD...... £25,500


32 EASTFIELD DRIVE, WEST


rural aspects to the rear and convenient­ ly situated for Burnley, Blackburn and Clitheroe. Maintained to a high standard and with FULL OIL FIRED CENT­ RAL HEATING and PARTIAL DOUBLE GLAZING. TTie well planned accommodation comprises: Ground floor: . Entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom with 3-piece green suite, first floor: 2 bedrooms, cloakroom with wash hand basin and w.c. verandah and patio area to rear. INTEG­ RAL. GARAGE with double concrete driveway. FREEHOLD......... ...£39,000


58 H A Y H U R S T S T R E E T ,


CLITHEROE. A most attractive FULLY MODERNISED TERRACED HOUSE pleasantly situated with rear outlooks to the Castle and surrounding area. The excellently maintained accom­ modation with FULL GAS CENTRAL HEATING comprises: Ground floor: Large through lounge/dining room, kitch­ en with fitted units, open tread staircase to first floor: 2 bedrooms, bathroom with 3-pce avocado suite. Outside: Large yard to rear.


£19,000 Including some carpets


SURBITON HOUSE, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE. One of the older


houses in the town the property offers very spacious family accommodation with many outstanding features in a conve­ nient central location overlooking the Castle grounds and Keep. The house has potential for a variety of commercial or residential uses and comprises: Spacious hall, lounge, dining room, study, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, cellar. Out­ side: Rear yard and garden, garage. Inspection necessary to appreciate. £62,000


If you are thinking of buying or selling property In the Ribble . Valley area contact the local man, Stephen Hatton on 23252


BRADFORD. A f irst class DE­ TACHED DORMER BUNGALOW with


cottage ideally suited for a retired couple or single person, close to the town centre and ml amenities. The recently^ moder­ nised and decorated accommodation com­ prises: Entrance vestibule, living room, kitchen, bathroom with 3-piece green suite. First floor: Bedroom, boxroom. Yard at rear................................£13,950


10 E N N E R D A L E C LO S E ,


CLITHEROE. A conveniently situated 3-BEDROOMED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE with the benefit of FULL GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING, close to shopping facilities, school and town. The well maintained accommodation com­ prises: Lounge/dining kitchen, first floor: 3 bedrooms, bathroom with 3-piece suite, shower unit, SPACE FOR GARAGE. Workshop....................................£23,500


recently


LYNTON, 2 BROAD LANE, WHAL­ LEY. A* superb DETACHED HOUSE


ing renewal of mains services, windows, doors etc. and appointed to a high statan-­


refurbished throughout


dard'. Set in attractive mature gardensrdens within easy reach of good local shopping


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facilities, the tastefully decorated accom­ modation with FULL GAS CENTRAL HEATING comprises: Ground floor: en­ trance


dining room, kitchen with excellent fitted units,


porch, entrance


first floor: 3 bedrooms,* bathroom with 3- piece suite and fully tiled walls. INTEG­ RAL GARAGE witn tarmac driveway.


walk-in pantry, separate stores, £48,750 4 S H A W B R ID G E S T R E E T ,


'CLITHEROE. An extremely attractive semi-detached Georgian style cottage oc­ cupying a most convenient position close to the town centre. Constructed around 1790 of stone, the house has recently been modernised apart from.decorating and comprises: Hall, sitting room, dining kitchen, First floor: 2 bedrooms, bath­ room. 2nd floor bedroom. Rear yard. £21,500


3 CHURCH COURT, CHURCH


STREET, CLITHEROE. An opportuni­ ty to purchase an attractive town centre fiat with well maintained accommodation having the benefit of FULL GAS CENT­ RAL HEATING.. The easily managed accommodation comprises: Lounge, kitch­ en, two bedrooms, bathroom with 3-piece suite. FREEHOLD....................£25,750


_ MORTGAGES ARRANGED hall, lounge, includ­


. ing: Hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 , bedrooms, bathroom, separate w.c.. Front and rear gardens with drive and garage space. Gas central heating.


house well positioned in a popular posi­ tion and with pleasing aspects and neat, well maintained accommodation indud-


66 DOWNHAM ROAD, CHAT- BURN. A most attractive semi-detached


£30,500 Including carpets and curtains.


ihopping tion comprises: Ground floor: Entrance Porch, sitting room: Dining/kitchen, first floor: 2 bedrooms, bathroom with 3-piece coloured suite. Outside: yard and garden


the Accommoda- partial


■ area to rear, garden shed. Freehold. £15,250


LYNWOOD, PENDLETON ROAD,


WISWELL. A superbly isituated de­ tached bungalow set in large mature gardens together with a small paddock and offering excellent family accommoda­ tion on a quiet country lane with easy access to all the surrounding towns and enjoying magnificent views over the Rioble Valley. Hall, lounge, fully fitted dining kitchen, 4 bedrooms, boxroom, study, 3 piece .bathroom, shower room, outside, garage, carport, 2 stables.


Offers around £75,000


Rural Property requiring moderni­ sation. Small' bungalow close to town centre (not on large estate). 3/4 BED. DET. Property, Whalley/ Wiswell. Good garden area, £60,000 max.


REQUIRED BY CLIENTS .


NO SALE, NO FEE


17, THORN STREET, SABDEN. A compact STONE BUILT TERRACED HOUSE conveniently situated for Burn­ ley, • Whalley and Clitheroe with open outlook to the rear of Pendle Hill 'and surrounding countryside with DOUBLE GLAZINu,


9 BRIDGE END ( — £35,000. An outst stone built COTTA vated situation ove Abbey grounds. Rec and refurbished to cottage provides lu must be viewed int ated. Entrance pore kitchen with split-1 floor, sitting roo ROOMS, 4-piece lux GAS CENTRAL glazing.


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. BRAB - £4


the house provides s tion with over a quar rear, and comprises: dining room, fitted f room, 1st floor: T ROOMS, 4-piece pai PRINCIPAL BEDRt parking, stream. CEi ing recommended, by


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: etc., TWO GOOD b | I ouse blue bathroom | I Basement store.


into fully fitted kitchi 31ft. | — £36 8 CHi


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Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising), Burnley 22331 (Classified).


Clitheroe 22324 (Edit


•utility room, sho\ BEDROOMS, fully w.c. GARAGE and managed gardens. ( Double glazing. Vie-


WHALLEY — £51 quite individual DEI ter, quietly situated open countryside ai convenient for the l A mature house w very well appointe standards. Entran lounge with Inglei fitted Rational Ere


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37~“FAiRFIELb 1 £25,500. Attractive 5


pleasantly situated ( but convenient for hall, lounge, dining split-level cooker, i BEDROOMS, 3-pit “ 3 CENTRAL HB


Estate Agents & Valuers Surveyors


, Auctioneers


5 and 7 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE. Tel. 27331


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1/3 CASTLE < Tel. 2209!


KEMPLE VIEW, C DETACHED HOUS Adjoining open coun: Kemple End and V coloured 4-piece bath Entrance porch, spa and dining area wit terrace and rear gai TACHED DOUBLE FOR CARAVAN A> The gardens are a n shrubs, lawns, flow lenhouse. FREEH


lounge with fitted ‘gas fire, . .


large dining kitchen, two bed- Easily maintained well kept rooms, bathroom with 3-piece ganlens, to front and rear,


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suite. Full gas central heat- gnvewav to detached garage, ing, telephone. Outside: Freehold. £23,250. ^


C Terraced houses wanted for waiting clients. GREEN DRIVE, CLITHEROE


An exceptionally well maintained detached true bungalow and ' occupies a most convenient residential position comprising: L- shaped entrance hallway with cloaks, through lounge and dining area 26ft. long with rear patio doors, Adam style fireplace dining kitchen with range of Eastham units, 2 bedrooms one with range ot built-in wardrobes, hall-tiled- bathroom with 2- piece suite, separate w;c. Attached garage with rear utility room. Outside: Driveway, rear patio, well maintained gardens, mainly lawned, rear overlooks agricultural land. Freehold.-


OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK NELSON STREET, CLITHEROE — £17,500


; Modernised,: cottage property with extremely well appointed ..j.t.-------


, bedrooms, t rear (


PROFESSIONALS IN PROPERTY FOR 50 YEARS t ( V V


. accommodation fully renovated comprises: 'Vestibule, lounge with gas fi~' 1


LANCASTER DRIV link DETACHED F DOUBLE GLAZINC ING. 3 bedrooms, )u: Ent. Vestibule, hall kitchen, cloakroom a lished gardens front a


CHESTER AVENU irden fronted midd) ‘drooms, 3-piece col


hall, lounge, spacious Large yard at rear SPACE — subject to


O M i GREENFIELD AV SEMI-DETACHED


situation with distan room. Entrance port rear garden.


HILLSIDE CLOSE, I SEMI-DETACHED " tryside at rear. Parti WATER HEATINGl bathroom, large entl porch. Integral GARI LY TO FULLY APpj


’ bly appointed and mJ dormer BUNGALOl FULL CENTRAL [ boxroom, entrance l l GARAGE. Landscapl


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